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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09
CITY ITEMS.


HERR AND SWoRI.-These two artists arrived in
Cincinnati the LIST inst and gave their fret Concert
the ID Since their departure from Louisiana they have
been heard at Vicksburg Jackson Memphis, ST Louis
Alton Nashville Lexington, Maysville and everyw here
their success has been immense Herr writes to the
Editor of the French Courier 81 hope to be in
New.York when shall be happy to fulfill the promise |
made TO your French Benevolent Society"
A MELANCHOLY CAsE.-The Albany Erenmg
Journal publishes the story of Florence Fitzpatrick a
native of Deer Park Queens Co. Ireland who with his
three children-Thomas, aged -; Mary aged 10; and
Daniel aged years-saod from Liverpool for New
York on the Sd OF March Last 1t is believed in the ship
Corneia Ills wife died short time before he left
home In the latter part Of April last Florence reached
saguerties where his brother resides in exhausted
and suffering condition from the ship fever derous,
Without he three Children and unable 10 give any account
of them or himself In short time after his srval and
without the return Of reason, he died. His surviving
friends have made every exeron in their power to ind
the three little orphans but thus far without success
The friends OF humanity therefore thus publicly sp
pesled to aid in their discovery and person who
can give any information Of them will perform an nc, OF
the greatest charity and relieve the hsrsssed mind of the
suffering relatives of the children by dropping line to
Mr., David Neligan, Emigrsnt Agent Albany.
ACCDENTs-A German emigrant fell yesterday
from the third story of the Neshosante Hotel 3i Green
WITCH st and broke his leg. He was cent to tbs City
Hospital
young man named Elijah Snien accidentally fell
into the vault (Which had been left OPEN in front OF 10
Nassau 81 and broke bis leg.
Court or SEsSIoNS-This Court was called at
the usual hour this morning but cause on the caen-
dar being ready for trial adjourned until to morrow
POLICE ohn b. Murray was last night arrest
ed by officer Cfummir OF the First Ward charged with
stealing = watch from Thomas ~ Armstrong, Wssh-
ingst lie was locked NJ .Ocers Norris of the Chit
Office and Woodbridge OF the sixth Ward last nght ar
rested girl named Sarah Jane Messerole charged with
stealing sos from George Ii Knox II appeared upon
the examination that the accused was addressed by tho
complainant some twelve months. aud about year
aud half ago he seduced her at her mothers house
on staten Island under promise Of marriage lie alter
ward brought her TO this City and boarded her al several
private hOuscs-was In the constant habit Of giving hr
money and even since the commission oil the alleged
theft presented her with purse containing $40, and
promised 10 marry her IN the course oil three WEEKS
The accused is the daughter OF avery respectable wdo"
residing on staten Island. She was locked up and Mr
Knox was held 10 bail In tho SUN OF $500 10 appear
against her
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hrfERsoY CoLLEGE-We have received a
<phlct containing account OF the officers students
esxercises of this College which s situated ON the
lElers Penney lvaDia Il miles from Pittsburgh IN
= land. and very retired neighborhood. DIR. X. j.
sskentidgs 10 the Principal, and there are 2il stu
'ss-6s seniors. &c juniors, Is sophomores 80 fresh
~ and IA classical students.
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fashionable Clothing Gtores.

CLOTHING.
4 VANDERBILT, 81 MAidenlsne and 1884 West Broad.
y. way hAs splendid assortment 81 gents boys and
chidren's clothing Five skeleton style shOrt
skirt ro-k and .ad cOas suitable Tor every sze Also,
mofr man one thousand pieces Of fashionable good TO
maze 10 order al ~ which will be sold 81 the lowest pos
G.b.e price.
H. pessan. Summer coat yes. and pants from - 10
81 - Hsien-sne anf 1881 West Broadway jelO I'M
CLOTHING.
Ready Nf,nte and Mute 10 OfdsI.
TIE Cheapest z-h.1uabls
CASH TAILORING
LsTAgLtsHN EsT.
IN NeW-Ysrkis
W. IA. DEGROOT CO.
my5 SmOs No. ~ FulIou-ss
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sPREmE CoURT.--The Court debated, during
tie forenoon of Wednesday, several propositions
sstve to the terms of Court, but adjourned before
Ia sction WAS had.
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A SIMPLE CURE fOr al Extensive Evil--ar rss
hsess Faentsd Bosom Ad1us,ers ca2 % lad o. hs =
tented Shirt Store III Fuoa-sl opposite Pisfp0ni, bsgok
lyn. Gsnllenen's Shirts a.te ~ ofdsE sad warranted
a. ielI In
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taosN CoRwlS.-As soon as il was known on
g. sosy that this distinguished Statesman was In
g.. ssaareos Of our citizens called u pay their re-
- large assembly having gathered outside OF
Hotel, loud call was made for Mr. C0rwin.
OUT aud spoke bnehy slluopg to the objscs OF
- 70 Conye1tion VI great moment and he hoped,
result 10 the West and which united % hoped
So support Of both political parties. He then
s. - ioi his bret remarks and retired amid the
we crowd Detroit Adv.
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a. We learn by Telegraph from Philadelphia
lathe Lightning Line is now In operation as far
Res a. Wheeling Va.
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CURIOUS ACCIDfNT.--As some boys were bath
in 10 the Miami Canal uuder the l"eIh 81 Of'se re-
cstiy ~ f them rot h, foot into nest OF silver and
other kinds OF watches Several 81 them hsd been val
uabls and one contained diamond, though most Of
them had been stripped OF their casrs. one boy got
twenty-one watches another oisnlch' ana u'us ivss
Inn = y.rrh auirc. The canal has no. been wholly
drawn OF for about year, this "v, and the"siches
must have been dropped in within that time.
PRISONERS EsCAPED.-TwO prisoners escaped
from the state Prison In ChsresOen yesterday alter
noon. large number OF STRANGERS visited me PRISON
dnring the dy and tits supposed that they slipped out
MIR sorn.. al the yisiters Boston Jour. 1tb.
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NsW.LEBANoN SPRINGS, N. Y

DERsOSo yisung Ibts watering place VIII hnd u "
Z their Interest to lake the Albany for Canaan
-Four Corners where line Of stages runs directly 10 LED
anon In connection with ths BY This route, persons
Leaving New York Ia the morning will arrive 81 me Springs
elocs 10 tho evening of the same day Passengers
will be ickeed throug from Albany 10 Lebanon io ox
aud cheapest by which travellers can feseh oosnoo
from tho City OF New York Al,
srrye by this route Lebanon al 10 O'CLOCK mo ncxt
morning There are but seven miles OF Hsgne ~ tnis
roats over pleasant road, with good teams and ess
coacbe. Travellers will therefore be 90 their guard snd
NOT be deceived by the agents u any other hne Or eoer
any pretending 10 run To Lebanon eAeep NO
ooe recommended above.
New. Lebanon Springs, June IS, lSf7.
JAMES O. HUNT, Agent Canaan Four Core
ielS III ! w. HABCOCK. do L-bsn0n sprinks
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TO THE PUBLIC,

rS- &. sylvester. importer u haarlen and British
O-. has removed 10 ~ NAser-st Cbry-re-sL He
would inform his customers And the public IN general, that
len any of hs oils A. this former places Of re.
derce sni d Ea-t neutrality-suspicious. be cautious
upon. g SYLVESTER
m.7 gnsoJs 81 Walker.sL N Y.
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rhr nc fhfnrcl win ln4 ff1pAJ 10
II Frsnklin-sL lrlI I'm
PARKBR'S
COFFEE HOUSE,
10. - DEF-sT. tF0saERLF " JOas-sTl
Navy ais em'lsip
NOR ~AIE-A Rsr- Csancs- The 'tocs and fxiures
L o. gent enens Furnishing store 10 Of be bu
n the the
sOoi order snd wei selected. To any person wishing
commence business this IL gOOf oppOf ucty. TefTs,
part cashth- balance on good security III heslth 10 lhr
r-ssJu iyr selling Out lias sffr-ssed 70 furulhing
store, AID ic A. ne Tribune once VIII DC suenasa To-
iyssl
DKINFINt. AND EliBO--IN'.-fhe sub.cr ler !.
prepared 90 Tor 81 W Ca d. LaDes BOOK
Music TT 10 The French snR'h ard German styles
De lm'l rHOS. BRADLEY, II Pine a. cor Broadway.
CHECk sd LINEN DhILLING- for boysweaf,
iyssi ''s - 81 ''''' 'wM T. JENNINGS co.
DksDY MADH LINEN SACKS, Dof'sy's, &C
N85I ''' ~ WIN T JENNINGS co.
NOTICE.. hereby given tha, nc partnership hereto
Y 'or- ~xi.tng b-ts-ea HENRY ". BOSWELL snd
WILLIAM n. HOBBY, under ne siyie sn1 hfm Of a.. W.
Boswell { CO. is dissolved. HENRY w BOSWELL.
Juy %, isH- ~ -
nI,.AN FOX -ALE.-A anal Organ 4 SIX slope
O.liable for a smsl Church o. a. Odd Fellows Lodge
Term. reasonable, applied FOR soon Inquire a. ~
Broadway. y. d
Am oI KELAND.-rbe Ih,h Relief Committee
hnsv- removed % tas ONCE y mo saDsciio7f, ~h-te
ay received and forr arded the Ceniral Committee VI
lhe Society u Friends 10 D9elln; ,,,,
81 w. = ooatn " ll, sm-sL
DEMOyAL-7 3. CUNNING, DeuuIl has removed
fro corner Of chamber-sI and Broadway 10 $ sood-
a. mvs Sm-
nK IRA q. FRAZER, - celebrated Cancer Doc
Or " b. doctors The Indian mode Of practice can
- rlua Al he :. Hotel, for three tsys OuIy, In he
thif vel commencing Monday IN each ard every north
FOR tn- season. u c.rc-rs czn be seen
on laos- days rach have been removed oy Or p oi
Troy y. Y yeII IN
nK. AMBROSE, az experienced physician, Oilers
Dsn-aiy relief % thO.e suffering from dis-se "a any
.tag- ri, treatment e mild and e.hcscous and cnsrS .
ven mOdrfsie - ChsnDsf.iI dopfs from bfysaSsJ.
les In
TION-rhe Plolc are cautioned noi % ',I's "
u crew Of The b.. brig THOMAS WILLIAM, NO
debt, Of th-ir cou2cing will be paid By ne SspAin or
Coasignee. J. MeaURRAY, cor Rlne aga SCUM -.
lAUTION-Ths public are cautioned ~ 10 iflsi ne
u ere OF the b. ship lane es DO aehis oi to1f coz
trseurg " hi be paid by the captain or cons gnet
i-is J. acNURRAf. cor fln- snd oooth sts
STOIk OF CKOCkkhy FOX sALE--rhe
.ros 6xtsre. An4 sand " one VI ne odess retail
ksrg store. Ia The city will be disposed % % re&son
able l-riu., 90 application 70 STEPHEN WILLIS,
iof eodV - " 1917
STEAM Pow kK-To Les Steam Power. lnSaife 81
- - Tcrlh-sysnGe, cor Of fweniy-eah-sl les jn-
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40 sECONNET HOU-E.-The subscribe

ESs cured the assistance Of Captain Charles h ahier
s nose great perence In the Management OF hotels
IA well known 10 thousands tho have enjoyed The benefit
in the Dseyan House Albany, aud Empire House, syria
cuse Aud also the many friends no met WINE ~ mo oni@
ed States Hotel, Boston.
Tn. mousse will be open for the reception OF company on
The 18Th of this month when h- hopes 10 be paIronLod &C.
cordipg to the men Of the establishment
TINS place IL unsurpassed for sesbs'hng, cool and re-
eshns bre.Les fishing, fowllns smooth, hard and level
roads for drives sc.
stsge win leave daily for Fall River 10 Time for ths
morning car. for Boston and steamer for PROVIDENCE rc
tra~,, an The arrival the IN the evening. Com
nniron by sage 10 New Bedford every Monday, We'd
ue.fay and Friday returning on alternate days
For all Information Ia regard 10 TIE seconns. no-0
please call nj the u. s. Hotel, Boston. JOsEfh CoE.
IIue Compton, June B. 1877. 1sll zmeoolsP-
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miscellaneous.

FRENCH DRESsMAKER.
NIAD CHAKMAlLLE would inform the ladies' OF New.
VI YORK that hiss Just arrived 1m Paris VIII all The
Latest Paris fashions All IL nov prepared 10 OIL al odef'
shs may he favored with and promptly afforded TO a.
II Fr.uklinst lel1 lm'
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s'fiMBoAr DIsAsTER-We learn from the OH
90 4 the Missouri that the steamer Stsr spanglcd
So, Cspt Pearce struck snsg on the 2ith instant
-. - ihsnas Point ten miles above Baton Rouge, and
~ lew minutes. -Four or five persons were
S-shed great portion OF the cabin baggage saved
,ssy Al ess total LOGS The cabin hOsted from the
,- san number OF persons on II, and WA landed
- eight miles below
Portion VI tbs third Indiana regiment was on board,
-. - Bone. Also large number OF German emil
~ Who BY this accident are LETT quite destitute.
- = hsined Charles r. Miller wac kicked overheard
irTf'e' and drowned. near Bayou Goula The ~
- sfVogtt irom tho wreck some one hundred pas
W.T. AID landed them q, Baton Rouge.
~ O Times Extra, June 30
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annals or MISERY An address to Queen Vic
ia has been unanimously agreed to by the Cor
P'stloa Of Montreal which begins as follows
We your Msjcsiy's IT. al subjects. the Mayor Alder
20 And Citizens Of the tiy OF Montreal, mosl humoly
'qfssni
The wholesome migration. composed OF men with
eA, OF men able aud willing to labor, will always
acceptable anu beneficial your Majesty sishtu Can
No subjects aud that immigrants OF either class can
.l scquire every ccessary, mos, OF the comforts,
Nd msny oi the luxur OF lie but that paupers IN
az The laoor-nendi .nts ith families avcrse from
|s'y Industrious pursuit-whole csrgoes OF human be
ts Ia state OF restitution aud in every stage OF dis
I~-musl prove, they have already proved griey'
Nl' burden 10 toe resident colonial population.
ius' thousands Of men. women and children Oi this
Puoh hsve ibis season arrived, and are daily Sr.
'nS' TIE mortality among them Is appalling, and
-@' fe'uienee Is seriously eppIohended'
lie Faoi tells us that it was elected during the
s'aIe on the above
That 5000 more Immigrants arc IN como into this
ntIy before August; that these manner. sr ,brovyn
e b their landlords who ,. them hi ,hov would
~ here Eden tina, the greate,, nnrnb, 81 he
sesent imIug grants widows and orphsns - b ar =
scsu 10 ibis country that the number OF ,irL wa.
sA<d 10 be 200 at the lnm grant Hospital the h.N :,
ssa arrived here not able 10 move that eight or ten
'asnA adults and childrcn--desd, dying ard living
- gns In the same bed Aai reTe not for TIC Graz
Mas 10 don't kn0r cAa r0uld become Of rt1s tina, The
Van fever 10 raging at Crosse Island at Quebec, al
~ssTale and al Montreal. caused by the Immigrants
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- Dr. Bnnninz'z body Brare 10 an efficient 70
Hrf Tor wrskue. Of tho yoc lungs spine and Inns psr-
ucusry for dyspepsia constipation and piles with wess
ness o he stomach and sfes weakly females fast grow
u Children and al disposed dtOOp and sedenteTy,
er-ciay spiugl subjects, WI be delighted with IN,
ton Reference given to many distinguished cergymcn,
~bO have been rescued FROM approximation from de-
billy oui bronchitis Pamphlets snd book d" Common
sense" giving Information, be bad ~ tie Office, fs7l
Broadway. A aty IN attendance ou adde's. M eodH
re- The Restorative Cordial, lprepared by c C.
SEBRTNG Tarrytuwn.l celebrated for Aeviatng ner-
vou- affections TO hicn females peculiarly subject,
sflrdlng strength n all OF debility, and particular
r ~ virtues On curing dyspepsia u sold awhoer.le and
retail by A. g. ~ SANDS loo fullou-sg cold also by
Rushon 4 Go. 20 Broadway and 10 Aslor House @lj
Bfosdwsy II Fast Broadway; 3 - HudsonsL and by H.
rsel Minor 24 Fulton.s Price 81 per bottle. my2l 3lavti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

~ Genuine Hanrlcm Oil-impOrIed direct from
Holland, for sale wholesale aud retail. by -
ALBERT L. WiNSHlP.
iel4 osu II East Broadway, cor. MsIk1tsL
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J. d. WHEELER,
IT, Commissioner for tho states OF rev Yofs
ard Com ~rtirut Tswmsnr Hall nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

Cy' The Express Train over the tltchour5 II an
road which We mentioned Yesterday hayiog the
disiance-i9l ues-in 5ei minutes performed that re-
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.nsoa,S Prrseh Moe.s % hat st Mo io~ pree Of
oi.,. oald DO well 10 call and Examine Il also superb
artcs for e. ST. and low ss ~ also very ngs
and varied stOck Of GENT, youths and nf.nn summer
Has and Caps Hsying iosl opened my stofh MI snd
e.h The sdvansge u selecting from such must DO o.
yious TO all. EMmoNS, Fesnooso'o bss.os2
"a Ims 1872 CAnal-st near Hudsou-
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UULND Hill. Wstef-Lnfs ksIsbIlahlntDt-Ihe
1tROu. q Hill WglsrCure Esab srMrDI, with one bun.
cred rooms and every rsquiie FOR he comfort and accom-
ocaOn of patients 10 low 10 successful operation ~iin
al abundant supply VI pure spnng wafer win wniea a.
from iae establishment wlIh every Article Tor pacing &c
The genera terms are SIC week varying, ho~eser,
according cifcImsaLcss and The ACCOMMODATIONS ~
CURED. Accessible BY rsi.Eosd from iae nora SON.
kzsl West SANl IL 8hltAAAoh
Dr. L. T. DENNlsTOS,
Dr. ], A CUMMING5
Northampton. May a. 1871 JOIN
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For farther particulars and conclusive evidence Of is
superior value and ehcacy see pamphlets "hieh may Do
Obtained OF Agerls gratis. 80.
Fulton Al corner Of William, New-fOrG
Sold also Al 3 Broadway AMI II Ea.I broad"ay, aud
'pTicss a r.5 houI. Six bottles for - my6 II
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~ Wnter-Gurr Establishment, ~ Bond-1 N.
and Syos.et Oyster BayJ L. / Dr. SHEw, the earliest
American practitioner ard author on A-r Cure, receives
patients above. Those At distance may, by sending
= Zee b- ADVISED for a treatment Al home my25
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ss. row 10 s's -! rs: %.. ss..s sa
Xxx 20 give ease comfort and ssfsty 70 90, - =
fsand Dr. O. practically sc9aso o@sn he also kssSs
ss,, female sapPofsrs and ,s%e % a 49,
: 90 VII " Y, upoa ladies' o. snsu 'ss'A isis Irs
Otfce ArnSt
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Court or SEsSIoNS-This Court was called at
the usual hour this morning; but cause the caen.
dar being ready for trial adjourned until to MORROW
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-11

a. Tie word passci his lips. whil- little Edward.
"Ao was hltf asleep on his living pillow, had
caught IN. latter part OF the sentence. started up
with 4 bright earnest expression on his face.
.ftpa! what is suicide' Is it not for a man to
xii hi1,self, know what forgery IS. for heard
on" OF the big boys say this morning in school.
IN Il Walter Cottrei's father had killed himself.
because he hal been cauyh, getting another
man money to paw his debts with. Oh. no y
sorry am fer poor Walter continued the li,,s
fellow, unconscious of the pain he was ufiiei,ag.
10 have sl Il bad f,iicr. | would be
an honest man n ! were so hard run. Would
not You my pa And his little form expanded.
aoi his eyes II tsl.rd with the Independence Of
his spirit. Az he lti his hand inquifiaglv on his
fath-rs knee. Ills father cissped him To his
breast VIII a passionate erlbrace-csst a look o!
sPrrchlSSs agony on his embarrassed wife, aai
rushed from the room
The father foau NJ his condemnation - The ips
G! las VA son.
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II Advertisements ,eiH be eonsrieuonsiy IN.
serted Ia tse' ailaaiuH. al TIE fol'otring rates.
Cae square Of - lines. 1850 m'sl ,reeks, 81 co
Lacl coat,aaGHcs, -
4 liderai discount on tie atole fgtGs, to tkAse
,ci.o adosffiss by Tia year.
All advertisements authorized BY tho statute
must De paid for invarisbiy in advance. ADJ
refreshments coming from abroad, must b
accompanied with the cash. unless ordered for
publication BY brother publisher, and agents
-.anoxnciar nnrses Of candidates for cTee, {f
sabscribcr> 81. III not subscriberl s..
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SANTA Annals AoE.-Saata Anna was born at
Ssa Juan del Rio. abou, 1904. and is the soa OF
= ssilsd Spaaish asblsnan.
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'"'ksESs OF NIrES - The supreme Court
-'a.slana his decided that a suit 80 inst the
~ " a note does not interrupt the preScri p
IN reg'ri 10 the en.erser, that the endorse
eeased u he : not suei in FIVE years aFter
l' note falls due. although tbs maker was sue!
within that time
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-11

INDIA RupsEs MArL BAes-A new invention
90 Ioss appeared in the form Of an Iniia rub
natl Gag. The bag is so arranged tia, when
.o'ea y Is perfectly air-,igh, AMI waterproof.
" ne" nssed with letters or any mailing matter.
-4"''ent ar Introduces iiselfto render The whole
'N''sahesy ogoyant. They would also serve as
.'ases life preservers. for each bag will sustain
~" Two to six persons. ACCORDING to its size
ss'iies its contents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-01
Political Intelligence.


It's said there will be less than fifteen msmbsrs Of
the corps editorial and printoral In the next Legislature
OF Pennsylvania.
peace meeting was to be held In Cincinnati We'd
nesday last
The democrats have elected the member In Lee ooun.
ty, Iowa. thus securing democratc majority on joint
ballot, and two democratic United states Senator's
Dr. D. X Miller has been elected governor Of the State
OF Texas over Gen Wood.
The following resolutions offered and disposed Of
in the South Carolina House Of the
25th Of November -
Resolved, That His Excelency the Governar, be re-
quested to return without to the governors Of
Connecticut and Rhode Island the resolutions Of those
States in relation to the Wiimot proviso-which
agreed to unanimously and referred to the committee
federal relations.
Mr. Gist submitted the following resolution -
Resolved, That the war wsged against the repub
lie Of Mexico b just and proper and that South Carona
will sustain IL with all the means in her power IL was
agreed to, and ordered to eprin'ed.
The Erie Pa Hdrerfiser, has run up the nag Of Gen
Taylor for President and Andrew Stewart for Vice Pre-
sdent.
Ninian C. Betton, E,q., has keen nominated for
Mayor by the native American party Of Boston, and
Josiah Quincy the present inoumbent, by the wings
The democrats have not secured their nnsainatIon,-
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