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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-06
Lotraet q L lefttr eatfl

Latreci q tefttr dated
-, Monterey March 8. 1917.
send hon an extract of letter rom an
ollIfF f "ho distinguished himself on tbsi oIo.
non, tield which j, rendered thrie. ala,i 5'9
nom ihr disparity OF force and The peculiar
cirsams ances under which ,us meiaar ~.
6sttIe has been fought. - . ~
EIiruci q letitr dafea
49, sSalHilio. Marc ] ISL.
our scouts bring IN word that s,n,a IN.
"a has gone for COED aud that his whole ~.
M ~. has dispersed. There Is ~ doubt Of +.
J" shall SEE him again of tins linz. : :
lo-aa1 Colonel Warren received des-
eassh itan the governor. informing him thar
American commissioners were now in The
.I'y q Mexico, and had written 10 The Mex.
lcan Congress, saving that they were tberr l.
maxi an honorable peace.
r governor requested permission TO re-.
urn 70 y lilo, 10 assist il.keeping order. and
promising TO comply with an, regnisitIon
made 3a him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-06

400 PtBt90Ls ParssoleIis sun shades aud
- Umbrellas Of every quality Al reduced Ir-trss
~ SENsENEl 4 RHODES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28

surse were IN the poeks; o. ths Ar l. told aa 10. 70
;onch I. III Cap. Hall cxno H. usea be 90 II le~
rrioutrs 40 @ 4ss a. t-s b,0S.AcsDcr II so
CO. 81 ssar.h.ns bad taken - tee eroH9 CO.., 50
nsnee ali The di&crity Mr. Lsnphisr ree1esed ca
Hs 70 20 Is 40, NJ c1ut - Osk 81 stop ne proese
ars I'd srooirs 20 Ms Bat ho WIS too late ~.
80 unterroue re proce O. sriSorcus 81 arch 40 s
vsth W. Hsssr ard ere 0c3r, for the 5tcrs nea y =
nsirr 10 saw sas was much lrauast a. ne cncy aAv
~ ,seo f,1ri AZ her reputation save. Iie "noie ~
~ o,cu ,les s,out sso hours. Mary GpoioS'i Hee
me- Turo or fn-er days lilsg~ari NJ came D. ~
Ct AZ ,1is SUIT wss brought >calcd rcrici ins ' g
ne-r.-Fag rlanels Isssls, Gerard ST. iAil l-s e'-
itld sEf Ir.J L. N--le. -. r.
No., Jqsrs D.y-S1nrS AeB.r1y vs. Il''ds q
p.s ffi, L,14B SArig Acton ofuoscf - Fsee'e, nc
v.fe 10 ic ,srts- p. OF trtrty sesel 10 nave .s'
ru--hssed of A. H. ferl s. Co. rs hrc.1"sy' ?. l44i--
~ -o Keeps In c-ris-si brt afierwrt taken n IKE
ect5a AZ tls s oi r Jsnes Hiskln, u Hn'l ils lA1
rrf CO dr. Fasel confessed ltgncrt OF iee' Gee -
the t-sntv srd 10 wt,m. l1 o. vas con.e-ei .'-i u.
,s-tre-s sif the brariy, on Confederation y le io'
..irr s.vsnue. Tee ersaty "a. r.Seei ~ W. r9"e.
In ho store 81 ST. Nly cr as fr ST. Achlft-y i'i ol'
b tie rarrs- and delivered clt fSAen back ~ icee a
ochsif o. ulzrug ui t,aiiY taken - enc'aus1. me
s.sncs Is t1st the ale o. Nr. Powell WIS nct ,'a fs
Vers,.t tais fs-.nora.-Fcr gitf, Scssrs. Au.a sha
Frisal. Or ifft ~. f.ul, Al NessrS h'oNn 400
Matthew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28

Corsr o. Coa1ox PLrAs-Bsf,re Judge Csboeder.
w liam D Snyder and Nrs - JciasoA L0nphisr md
H1s.g an4 TioHas H1I -Ac0n Tor false imprisonment
Mr. say ihe oiy tom Greenwich, c.. ard put
I'd 40 the house Of her sst-r Mrs lcrt 81 Attorney ST.
Bens a1ors going down Mr., T. asked lrf % cat -
The clothing store OJ l. Il 23 Broadway, rear alton,
ana eoisc, 81 which her for making Tssts 3rs
went u tie store sld while there Capt. Hal. one Ql me
defendants, trying vest 70 be- exchanged or one
b. had brought back ted, and went get Ls pure
q biz ne had brolght back slt laid on tie c0ln
ter, Immediately exc aimed that hi5 money was sole
Mrs. 3 dug near ne counter, sne remarked Inst
she Old take 10. Cap- Insisted be had he purse a;
shc time - cane n. CAPT advised, ho9ercF, 20
enquire where be had been rreTousv hat crr7 fr see
Be- h-- co. *: his faro elrerhero, and ent ioF hat
purpose.
sho found INC as book should % So AM said sic would
70 and noy them she left ths sofs having beer paid
- before Csrt. f. sd b lad os;ns money Capt
Hl 500 returned, saying ho cc1ii not I'M lis money
AMI ne vas sure be had The yurse when be came 81
gre. expressed ~ having pat Ms : the - wths1i
1zss 5Co-. fearing SIZE might not have been Ire IS er
u Mrs. Ford messages seat inQuIny yr her a.
~ Arrouxs lr- a. NJ. Jenninss, Gil TifEonf success
zni the took q he em proposed 70 Capt Han ~
% ard nrnI her % They ffsrtef or anc On fstrr,.
i1y ssr oerg r0ur1 scle tle Zine torert the lgofe
net Mrs. : in RroaGUzy, rcsr r.. Pauls church. she
Inquired Of Cart. Han 4 he bad found hs moasy re
replied no. auc requested hat she wo1t walk 5sck nc
.llrs with them wh-a abe id Capt II. sgin sxIrsss
e surprise % w1ere the mossy should have gone
himself present he iie The other n ubers cf 90,
ern came In llcrw4rtl nr. Lzmphler sad % vas
broad charge, 40 be supposed al scac b. ns % *
searched. Ire bock-kseper spoke up and sad be T0u.
b willing, and 90 tc TWO or three others. Capt Hal
then went cat; Mrs.. :. $40 she Wished 10 renal
TIL he cane back, shs 1ss4rous of 0avlfi
toe matter cleared up an Esks1 them 20 send rczrt ~
her % Aess-s Arucux and Jennings AM 70 nelly -
The p1s5-hcok- II ~ minutes Capt. Hal returned
having fo1acer with hin. lie sad 70 the or-eef O.
have lost ny money sDc -ish you 20 DC your coiy
Mrs = sAc sne woui % ~lns 20 be searched, bat no
there thss II any u he parties were mArisl nsn, sb
would 20 the house and lei he wife .. ehes G; then
ssorch Der. M Hzsey spike up, sad Re was nars.s'
man. and /. agreed 70 that The otecsr ari nnfel
should accompany Mrs. 10 HE house, No. u Oak.
nxaI Pearl almost bafs mile distant ard toe three statss
tor that p1rp Not long s.r they were gone the book
iee,sr - pcts~sy The coe sncngtt b; <hlcl
Capt Il had bfOssh nAcs) Snoc were the c'1ntsr
uhen be discovered the enc OF white hanoksrrhisf q
the creAs. Of Of them. snd inrssis..iy exclaimed q
NJ. Lsupkisr TIA, lie ~ally bslleTed Capt Hall hs
esksa a. re wrong ga; al hat aa hAr6ksrshG AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28

II Tie ErpTe's expatistes on the approach hing
Presidential canvass 10 seeming depreciation Of the
rough ssd tumble or spontaneous combustion e.
fort 10 force Gen. Taylor on the Whig party :" iIs
candidate for President bat the real object Of i'
lsborsd essay woald seem TO be the hTiDg'ng prom
ioently fJrwsrd Gen. scorr az rival csnolos'e'
." With such candidates as HsSRr CLAY ana " IN
ytxLp scorr before os"" The friends OF hENkf
Clay and WISHED ScoTT can never be drawn
oil" &c &c. SAYS the Express Now We fully re-
coyuizs and will defeod the perfect night OF any
Wh,x who sees 81 70 prefer Gen. soorT as the
wb;g candidate. This Ia free country, snd ours
q q particularly Independent, iree and easy party
wherein every nsn does what seemeth right In his
own Q, es--s fact which We especially rejoice IN.
30, il Ia NOT true that the preferences Of that vast
majority Of the Wings Of the Free States who are
exposed 10 toe adoption Of Gen. Taylor "a the
Whig candidate for next President are mainly d.
vidsd between SIR. Clay and Gen. Scott No such
division coold be affirmed or implied unless for the
purpose OF creating feeling which has now no ex-
i.tepce. 80 far "a tie Wings keTeabout are not
usoompromisingly ior Gay, they are for Webster
Corwin, Clayton or Mclean rather than any ian
whose position and qualifications are Of tho Militia
~ order. Where tout Of Harrisburg is there any
Scott party or ieeliDgf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28

os s.sssv no,a.a,. D,s y. 3d. JOSEPH HARPER,
aged Cd years. .., la. r.-...i
on rgssdtv sfl i1st or oeck, ruai bic se fr'it--ee
Ndut1wu. 1. !. c. ~. v--s .f,t
A. h. ,'-i..t I'D c,uvcy fhc frie1ts 90 ths barn.
On sand.y, Dee IS FANNY O>0Oup os1sli'f or 'en'
sthsn Hsnt 81 thi. Cry sssd ye,rs sc To dsgi
IT, i-iso5 OF TIE m 'y ore invited o aueld her ilie
-. itbot f.-its- invitation en- Tasslay !th INST 60 y
2 A g. III W-s' Fauf.e-nt1ft
~ Spuu.hsiG. 1ss.. rsrer- p'e.s> copy. ,,.or,
~uTfslly o. 81 1i-ay lt-lf re 'te .n- az ian.
SHATZEL rei.ct % Nr Jacob sisife' 1se--sed - we
t7th year Of her &c ,,r L.
The YES aid fr.-ds OF tb- family ard those o. -
brother Christopher H---r sls rearsgfa inf,.el 70
attend her luersl from her lars rssa-nee y ni'esi
az Tuesday aferne.n. The Ssh ir,t - 5 ocicck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28

Why since the Messrs. Beaches have publicly sd'
ssrtiscd that they were personally responsible
for the issues Of this Bank and would see them paid
TO the uttermost) would not this be their visest
course rou'
we have no shadow Of interest 10 ihis mater
bat that Of the public and heartily wish Il were
settled TO general satisfaction Why can II n0'
bo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28

flea FIRE was discovered on the roof Of
house IN wov-Pises en- Friday evening Il vss inns
tlateiy e-inruishst. Damage tri1ins.

FiRr-A FIRE was discovered on the root Of &
house IN willow Place en- Friday evening. Il vss imms-
aiateiy s,,iasuishst. Damage iriains.
CHARTER CosvEsr!oy.-This Convention held E
meeting TIE Common Council Rosn isst s7enirg Pur-
sGsns o. adjournment, President Dken4n taking iAs
chair Ths minutes Of ~ la, useti1s having been
real ans approved, e'nlanicstoa VISA received ifen
n. Beard OF Trustee, Of II, Brooklyn City Hospital
sussng ths Convssoa 70 Incorporate In Their proposed
CITY Charter sreA provisions ~ nay - neeess-ry % erect
furnish ani support Brooklyn ely hosai.Al ke.errsi
q Committee on the Board Of Health hf. L2~ Pre-
,snte1 report from The Commitee on Re ofs
and po-srs q the Ciiy csrPoF4iion Accepted an Or
tsfsd % be printed The Convection then Nsl. iAlo
C0muliee The Whole On The Feplft % tue S'iiisc
on ire relations Of the city HLn ne re1i-e OF ne
Colriy ana Of tie 6rs. ssEcn WARES and WIN ne LsAia
and linih Wards Inc udlns re lowers q 'D- Sof
ton Bosri O. Ezcs-, NJ. bosee i-A4as ins NlAi-
Tee Committee ihen resumed ne i-sisef-ia o. M
Marvin. substitute y lie second paragraph c tie report
W. TIE expense. Of tie CITY t1A Dc pail ny seoefA
tax u70n FL Ihe property --ccrins y Is f.le' 80 .
the general AZ uFcn the rfs. seFsa Aos s p -oos
lie tu necessary 10 pay tia sx2-nsssof tee re- kil
ard Lamp Deosrrusas zni 70 the general IL on me
Eissln and Siutn H-rts s1i - ti1ed sun nece's ~
for Tire support G schcos n sGt N.reA no- eAeeen
ST. SEQ Der sunuu teyort tie s-1 p,i y mem g inef
rt Of H. pe,ersi az Tor he support q schcos Afei
cor..iera,'e discussion on the s1s.ec; y wa lo'i-
Mr. Anhony presented s1osiitle 20 ne secoae P.IA
grs2a Il ire report. The ts1-s nre-HAly 10y tli
,u2ort Of the civ cove usni shall 30 raised from ihs
enlire property Of ire city. CarTied Ine Committed
then rose snd reported yrosrss NJ Baker moved ths
the report u socspet and lad ca NJ I-S.e I@red
ne Covs-,,or ,hr ala wsnt mo COMMITTEE q ~
Whos on the report o. Ire Committee On Ward Lines
sne The Jur,,teou ol me cry Hr Smith taxing thS
chair TIE crsi paragraph rs-iins % ne Boundaries q
the ciy a1op.ct Tns CoDmi-tse inea rose and re-
ted 1rore.s and ssksd lezvc sit Eg4ll shcl
granted TIE Cow, znoa then aei gEned Enii Wcdnes
Gay evel4s 1e1t.
FousD ~ TEX srKEEr-Ofcer Dawson fooad
a ra.a r.nes xish.el McCsrty lying IL Fulton resi
c5e crsak al ,ss.y frozen 70 tsa;n After eonacs
rsos sxsrtoo be s.scsseet IN restoring h 70 ccrsciszs
s-.&n A 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-AbOutt. two O'Clock yesterday
morning two OF the tutors IN Coege VIZ Joseph Emef'
son and VIM GoO3Tch OF Prof Goodrich, n this
ety, were awakened by disturbance on TIE College
premises They Immediately repaired to the lyceum
Building where they found Two students enceaVons 10
gain access 10 the beTope Az alteration ensaee, IN
consequence OF tho interference OF the tutors.
Oae u the students drew 8 swOTd.cane and MADE z
plut re al the person Of Mr. Emerson which fortunately
dlt not reach vital part the weapen pssslnS ihrolsn
tho nsshy Part of Of his The other student
suucS III. Goodrich over tho temples Win an ron o.
which he had using 10 obtain entrance 10 the preH
ses above alluded TO- He lsed TO tho ground ny The
severity Of the blow.
Assistance was Immediately obtained by Mr. Emerson,
AVID through Tho fundamentally OF light snow WI n
mad iut fallen the persons who II IL supposed made nc
attach were tracked % their leseIday morn
Alex NJ Towar member OF tho Sophomore Class, ron
Philadelphia and Nathan Ewing. Of The same osss nom
Athens Tcgn. arrested and brought before justice
Each person charged with the commission o. beth
assaults In separate complains, and bed 70 ban 10 tne
sum Of st.0c0 each for examinations.
Sir Gcocrlch, lf4r, was conveyed 70 MS ~ttel SIC
sdence where renaoet cuing the night In an entire
~ senssess state the physicians considering bis situation
very crnlcsl. Yesterday morning his symptoms were
more favorable although bet not considered entirely cut
Of danger. Mr. Emerson Is able 10 be about to-day A.
usual. Mr.. Ewiny obtained tail In the sum required ad
was discharged from custody.
Tue hearing Of ihe stands adjourned 70 lussda
The an day Of Jan. Lext.
that Towar not being able 70 procure sureies 70 The
smcult teu,tnted, duly committed 10 the county
JAIL evening. Ia the early por.cn Of The evening
of Wednesday the csr-herss CT he canal railway com
psny was entered through a window, which dashed
IN, and three cr0w-5sIs soieu, OF waSh his been
Identified The instrument villa which M toereh re-
ceivsd his Jury.
Mors than Two individuals are said n have been engassi
In the ofe1ce last mentioned and as thsy were seen WI
PROBABLY be itsntinsi and arrested.
II vas thought doubtful last evening" whether NJ.
Coot,lcn would recoYe- lNew-Haysn Corr. S3th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28
Bv rslsgra7A to The Tri51ns.
THR SOUTH.
PErrnssuso Di

PETEnBBrEo DEc- q. 1897.
Bv the Pony Express this m1r1ing We have
s,,es from yex.OheanE TO the 2O,n. no news.
Generals Quirnsn Eni sh.eds arrived last night
a, Petersbarg on their way 10 Washington They
leave this morning. They bad ssPPss given %
them last night IT Jsrrsus Ho,el Cnosusl en,h1-
.iss1n prevailed tOuts drank &c
Wl.HsGToS. Dco q. 1871.
Generals Quitnnan AID Shields arrived this even
ing, both boxing well They stop AZ Fulers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28
BY THE SOUTHERN mAlL.

DnAsTRoUs FIRE.-The large pork hcuse Of Mr..
L. wilson. on Deer Creek, near Cincinnati. vas, with
nearly all is contents, consumed By Ere on the i2i inst
The loss estimated a. about sa' ooo. Fully Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28
sjnslHess Notices.

- BEAUTIFUL WisDgw FuaArCRE.-Ihe most es.
gsrt " iudow shades and Curtain Trimmings, Gilt Cor.
nces Lscss Curtains % be- f9snd the city think
. CO j. {. WooDfoaDs 2s5 Broadway Hls Window
Shades are certainly most beautiful, and advise ell
abolt ofn4menans their Window. ior the H9ldy win
hose ussial articles examine bis extensive essgrmsnt
IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28

our. PrEca, Coon. i-This ne~ substance, kr1va
in the sr. bat few yss' and before tbs offered
or introduced into tho United States offered u the
public By tho manufacturer combating the flexible and
rspesnt qustssof lndi, Rubber toushnsas exceeding
that Of leather snd beauty and amooshnes' peculiar "
nothing else OF esMblo character. Among ths bbnes
now being made By tho undorssued may De found clos.
table covers shoes shos soss belts end round cord, foe
machinery book budes fbrcs satsttaio for lssfhsrJ
sweat leather, for hat makers. for sofas, chs.
..as cushions pocket books aud portfolio tobacco
wallets. carnage furniture. sc &c. HORACE Il. DAY
India Rubber and Oatss PoIchs Manufacture.
ale q,y = Cortland a.
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xxxsh CoNGRHss......Firs, session.

sESATE.-. WAsaINGTOS. Dec e.. lsi7
E-uatgr BRADBURY announced the death Of BIZ
colleague, Mr FAIRFIELD. stating tnat ne vas 10
good health - the last meeting o. tie -enste Oh
Thursday. o. Friday morning he received tns
yisits Of friends with accust0ned cbeeriuinesf tno
~ noon submitted % surg cal operation ioT an IN
trinity Of The knee. Bs physical strength, how
ever Uss insufficient 70 sustain The agony "nich zoe
operation produced, and be died AZ 70 minutes oe
FIRE O'Clock the same evening.
Mr. NILES followed with Al eloquent euio9y upon
the character and public servicss Of the deceased
ccpc.1diog with the usual resolutions The ioneral
was appointed 70 take place st boon tomorrow.
The Vice President appointed Nessrs NILS
BFRRIEY. CRlTTENDEr, BRREsE, DIX and GRIN
committee % make the necessary arrangements
for the funeral Adioured.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. JoNrs Of Tennessee. introduced Resolu
ton Of inquiry % the e1pediencyo author King the
Temporary en- pl0y ment Of additional Clerks N the
Pepsion Ofce. Ire preamble states that some
nine thousand applications for bounty lands and
land scrip under the oct Of last session are now on
file in the Pension OE1ce, not examined, and the
number il daily increasing. Beside these there
are lsrze numbers partially examined and suspend
ed and without additional assistance there must be
great DELAY Ia adjusting these claims and manifest
Injustice done % claimants
A debate ens1ed In which Nessrs. JosEs. bRoD-
READ. RousroN Of Ala GOODS. SfAHTOy, WHirE.
ScHEvcK. ToOSas SAWYER and SMITH Of Illinois,
participated. Daring the debate several amend
ins.t. or notifications were suggested, but before
any action Va. had thereon, q message was re.
ceve3 from the Senate, announcing the death 0i
Dir FAIRFIELD. The eulogy was pronounced ~
Mr. BsMMoNs. who offered the usual resolutions,
which pr.ssd unanimously. The House then sd
joorned 70 attend the funeral to morrow ct noon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28
TIE POETRY


~ Aud oxhlsrsung influence Of AL Of snow 70 dsft
bedimued d mua-bedaObei Broadway. 10 lJ9,.Ptat
marx Of somsthing ~ have remembered Ia cb.iskoo1,
when the SOW ~ss 81 very whis-rhsn the feaibsrsi
n1ses came tunbns laziy down ca tbs set rsd lip ss1
ehess Of ioyo4s bsyhood.
The sinful heat Of Progress oar lsss cite, MOVIE
days. lLst destroys these o.tcuslsd ard -hry
lied smb-n' Of P-tyfa snOvHAksl that pleased To-
FAINT eye. and iieslsd youthful lols ato nirtfa pl
are now besfinsi IN sudden sni uapo>t;csl sush%
producing WIT FEET COuoHs, COLDS, HoARsEr
NESS, SORE THROAT aud LgSG COMPLAINTS
N-,leet ~ using
MRS JERyISs COLD CANDY,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
arg sciENTfFic s,cT
EXTRACT or A LETTER
gfoM
DR. CASTLE,
TIE EMINENT PHYSICIAN AND DENTIST.
MRS JERyIs.
] would beg % state tbs. fsomte
~e.ADo~a eafatys properties 10 msdlsse, such JVs
CoLo cAsOy' }. compossd Of and Their scientific, hst
psuHc coublnson cd not hesitate 10 II Tor sevs'
IsfLulszs, under which haye been abosins for Uns
time, With must say, he H.Fsiasr EfrEcrs PER
tleuiaFly promoting sxpsctor4tiou and relieving The
bronchial distress arising from the
Respectfully, Lc.
A. {. CASTLE. sd. zsI Broadway.
holl Nho.esals auf retail y SRS. w. JERfl5, ~
BROADWAY. corner Of Whes-s,i 100 faiton-st
ASEsrslas 5ja sse 49,, 81, coo. 651 sa1 s5e BrssA
~sJ zis ~, $40 3s5 $40 5o6 5s snd 51s Grand st nj
10, ga aud ~ Housoa.t II and io1 Ninthsysnus ~
Gresnv.ca-sii 10 AID ~ Esh'hsysnUsS q. snd ~
siH'h'asenusi - Chnhana o. JS Bowsry, corner q
toorth-s ~ B.secksrsri II and 100 Avenue d Me-.
son eorrerof CGihsEls snc Madison Outer, eofasf"
BoweTy snd Grssdsti Mfs Hayes, $50 Patton o. .ad
Atlsrtie-'i Brooklyn snd By druggists ssasrsiIy.
" Each package 70 iHvsEisb!y signed MRS W
JERYIS.
wIsTAAs BALsAA o. WILO chtRRY.-We hive act az
eqeeatly called attention 70 th article 10 ,hs celsn
Of oar paper srd have done With the fall eotsseh
that n va. good one and deserving the patronage q ts
public We have had sehsacs 20 ~tnsss ils sfscs s7Ss
soas Of our friends which ia addition che hi.k sas
mans psssed upon BY brethren Of tie press not r
paid psas bat IN honest candid statements. om hssiss
derived benefit iheEisesc. mskes DESTROYS Of s1'S
Jog all tLoss who havs occsion 70 remedy ''
pulmoaly sfeciions 70 avail thsmssvss Of H. We be-"
TOO ngeh confidence IN Mr. Fowls, tae general assL
bseTs lie uocid tsrus, this sr aDy ether edsss s2os
the community, unless be had fo fash in shssey-s
confirmation Of which The proprietor Ger, nssd s~
tiAsoay from the vaqaestionsbls soufcea hsi1e
would We % Understood saying th.t tia VIII sisT
cure coasunYtion sfef II - sssied, although 49,
falls 10 relieve the wore, esses--bu, st thu -
Of The scar almost everybody Ia liable 70 sols,
II nesect.d, Will lead TO faal resus-by tsksss th'D
| lsine, We doutI not macy lives may 10 ssvss.
New Eng snd Wsshos gsniaa, Bossca l<a D. 20"
| Aeas ss,ulns pssss ssnsd l. b. IT'S % 10 ~'sT<
Eos sale By A. B. U. SANDS Druss.su, W. 100
eSrnsr William, AssE,s for ihs e.sy also q 10
way sae II East Broadway AID b. DsssSs"
| throughout he United 5ts.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28

The following affecting intelligence which we
.,,rsot from the C.aoianda Hsai1 has been already
briefly announced by Telegraph;
i,is with feelings Of unusual ssineis that present
the following authentic sccouni Of most melancholy cas-
rst re,ulLng from The recent hOoi IN the Ohe .ho 81
which, distressing runors have boe1 PeVsiius ID 'oNn
for several days The extract which we give below u
from John Wattles, well known IN this vieoi'y, ana
one Of the Survivors of the accident The building '2o
zen u was iarge substantial well built, brick house,
,h thick walls ana three Store. IN high with stone
Foundation. II had been built With care, and was O-t
lost nuishei /, Stood the bank Of the river, N
ermopt County three miles below Augusta Ia keniucky,
and ABOUT forty miles from his place At the time Of rs
fail the water which . rising (on last Wednesday
stood ten xt deep on every side. The village spoken Of -
small hamlet called Rural. 80 secure was the huiloisg
considered that syerz Of the Deghoors had len ths own
houses 70 refuge In t. The extract ]. as ioOws'
DEAN BKoIhLR; Oar fine house his fallen 10 ihs Hood
ard OF those who were within II are s-lLeI
drowned or bured bsnesih its ruins
There were tnrtyto q ourselves and neighbors who
had taken refuge II from the wafer which bsd been for
40 many DAYS s~eep ping through the valley Of the Ohio.
The village below MS IL nearly swept OF It's houses, ana
above and around nearly every thing Is carried away.
twas sbout o'clock the evening when the building
commenced giving way, and In less Than I'VE minnits
(probabiy hreo) II was one complete mass OF rhh- on
level with the water.
While now write nelghbor Smiths store has been car
rled OF, anC Is far sfost In The river
The current had besn s~eeping past the house nnt y
hsd washed the earth rom the folndooEs which. al
though they had laid deep strong, as You well
know had been undermined n Judge from tao fact
that the falling commenced At q e aud corner Were
The current had beeu strongest
Its marksble-yes. woDderfu.-Aow any could have
been ALL for the runs covered but little more
than the space occupied b. the building.
The names Of The lost Moses j. Cornell and vile
and both children; our fieId James A. Asckson from
Scotland; Mrs Ransom Elizabeth Ransom Henry hsn-
som, hlonxo Guernsey Mrs. Hannah Lee, Anu Madison
cus'r8o trsmpHii, Jonn uemiIIiiI, on~-f~- EA~"-n
- shoeder Charles Lee snd Johu Woodson.
n since the foregoing was written. that I'll Of inc
bod.s tied beneath tho fallen house we're recovered
The b. Ing as have said, perfectly new ana had
cost not less than 1000
But I'll reflections Of pecsnsry loss are forgotten IN the
shock occasonsd by such sudden and Overwhelming DE-
.truc ion &C human lvesihe vide surderng Of some Of
he dearest Of human ties Of love friendship rAieTnsl al
ecion and parental iondness without warning or erPec
tatonths melancholy waste Of tina brightest and
best OF human hopes We tender cur warnesi sympathy
10 tie unfortunate and unhappy survivors snd their DIS
ucsscd friends.