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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17
By telegraph to TIE Tri5T"e.
RICHMOND. Aug 10, 1917.

RICHMOND. Aug 10, lsi7.
rAs so.,bern mail has arrived with Ne~-or-
-. ,.a.r, Of the 9th Nothing farther from Vera
Cruz.
There were - deaths from Yellow Fever nNe"
Orleans on the sth-
The Loco-Focos Of the I'D District OF Maryland
have nominated Ed. shriver as their candidate Tor
ConO~ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

Characterization D. Norris has been nominated
for Congress by the LocO.Focos Of the With Dis
srict of Ohio. in place of Gen Thomas L. Hamer de-
ceased As the District is composed of two Loco
Fooo Counties Brown and Clermont and one doGbt'
fal lHighand). we presume he will be elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

aRfcaEtryu" GoLp Pgss-B. y. WATSON L Co WIZ
lisns enc door below Wal st. opposite Merchanis IL
change and j. Y. SAVAGE, % Fultonst sell all ANA q
Gold Pens, wholesale or retail at g'esi reduction
prices They have the exclusive sale Of Inc kehssa
Price and are the best cheapest Pens 10 tho ~ofS
Hr,vns - Pens re paired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17
To Correspondents.

Auufesa Cutter must not ssk ~ 10 surrender our
columns 70 dscussiop Of the matters In controversy
b>twesp the Cowto and the Albion The latter abuno'
aauy able 20 hoe lie own row
F.rs Reduced makes statements which II proper
subject Of wspsper comment cannot be Inserted WIZ
ous 9 Responsible voucher for their accuracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

DE-. BLAxKmAS's PEcroBAL MIXTURE For ss'on~'
log cures OF consumption, colds, coughs hoarse"ss'
sore throat and every affection Of the liver and us
effected through the nee Of DR.. BIshemsns Pectos
Mixture read advertisement and certificates OF the ns
responsibility on another page, headed No Henbut
ivI5 ThsTurus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

coon Bussyss-There were oger two ihoussnd ""
ter. AT Coney Island on Sunday hsen hundred oil ~isn
went ia the American Eagle which shows pfe'y eo'e.
syey that she 10 the svohs 81 great odds s"s '''
ried over thousand yesterday, and never have We
such msjestlc surf for bsihing, which W" enic~J
hundreds OF ladies' fair Take strip hi'b'f 'o''H~
he sufe 10 20 In tbs Eagles al 10 or 40ciocs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

Twe regret to announce the death Of Msrve
Hale Esq proprietor and edstor OF the ftises.oHs
Jpur-aI Al hss IN Enz soehtoun HIS death va.
caused By ioek,aw rssalrne from the nisrJ sesi'ea
. lev days ancs 90 ths rsiirced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

~ The AMERICAN MUSEUM 10 tee Ming with bhlius
sacti ne TO goers, which 10 ing s inment
wslls and perform saloons 10 oyeihowirg Nne q
the great features OF ths place that large snd 0ss9pl
psnorsms of The Citf OF London, exhibition % yssi
merit and richly deserving the ibel al pa ronsge nesy
and nightly receiving IL IL exhibited every anefhooa
and eysans by means OF The m0si dieult ana esmph
Gated .chnefy and the atic feet OF ght ans sssfs
Eve, body ought To see t. Those iaenlsd and uni's
sally I'D mired vocslsls the Ophean Family, also sppex
in variety OF their best pieces sni other talented 40
eminent peri Jrmrrs contribute to the amosemeot OF NE
audiences Beside living Orspg Outang may he ices
vt all hDu,s rs also model II Lhinese J1nk, the wax
n L. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

you sce am kindly treated 10 more vsys than can
am Informed shall be kindly treated At cordora a.
nri,oner Of var and exrbsng~d N due ume.
lam your most obdt servant.
THOS WHIPPLE, ls L. AdJt 9Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

sAsDsssARsAsARILLA-Th blood contains the elenscs
Of tbs whole animal sruei1re fesh and fbre glases
muscles tendons the nas the half and sven The eoos
themselves are ell sustained by tho blood Well ~
IL be- called the Of life. 10 proportion 70 "
purify viii be that Of ibs substances into which eoS
iinusiiy changing Corrupt blood instead OF prodnns
health 10 likely enough 10 develop sores and ule>n
whsn these appear whsth-r In The specific forms Of aero
fula sbsesssss he Of the ordinary types, there %
detergent itis believed, that win rapidly nsuIrsIsw
yirus 10 The bsod whencs they spring, ~ this pfeps"
ton Natural action Of the excretory organs, renewsdP
petite recruited strength and clear skip, are the resss
secured To the afflicted from The Of his medieisss
The uniform testimony Of multitude Of silssssd ssss
sbandsnuy proves
Prepared and sold, wholesale and reisil, BY A. B Az
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner Of VIZ
nsm-st z7s Broadway, and n East Broadway, ~ I"s
Sold also By Druggsn generally throughout NJ o"''
States. Price 81 per bouis or SIX bottles fSfS
rvDs climate Of New York 10 sirngsy dssuususs ~
10 humsn cu!cie tor skin,) the ar IRON ~ 49,
sudden change from heat 10 cold, and me snoAs sv
yellow, dus, cosrse compilations Thea ~ -
thai tho pores Of the skin should Do ke 49,. 40
mouth skoai be freed from impurities fhs 49,
man philosophers cured ala diseases of esk. H,sanx
pulled bsi more eisssies snd unhss ny 1870 q -
Inc pores VI tbs sain hsn from any oihsf 49, rss 90
body IL 10 necessary, therefore, " keep ne 49, "a
ali humon dsPelled from The ssin ION On. ssss
when washed with Jossss Italian Chem cal oysY.
seen u care the worst and oIdess cases o. 800
erysipelas, old sores bsfber's isch, sore nsss, S
when every other intefnsl sn external remedy ssan
It's eneel erpg The skin wnils, clear sns
il be yellow and coarse, wonderful itfsnos - Al
tan, sunbafn. uosphe~, and d.hsufsiasas s<js sosp
ana Buy IL nowhere 10 New-York bat 81 The W. la
1 American Eagle, 81 Chsttsm-st Price, ~ ees~
~ Country dsalsrs bear Ia mind that ne 49, raWd
only true 0oursuds Italian hcdicaied soap, ioI ~
Tan, pimpes, feekss, worms Va tne ssin, sssxsSb vi
n,ss and The whole host Of cutsDoops diBofuS Ssnn
| had Only 81 DR.. rELix 0ogeAvDs sole depot 49, -
o. sup from tho corner u efoeawey ~ 0ya
be had his Liquid Vegetables Rouge, LAZY " ns, -
ana other cele5rsled toilet prepsratioaA srssano
place, 81 WAksrsl 90 you will Ds eheAiso, Sc.<sslA
eounlsnsus are shrosd, more ~PecisAy " - {. y
| iy2u t y.
rxxrH. TxsrH ~, sssn ,nssrssd without nn: ~.
warranted good ghe natural for bitsk s-sb q
eauon. complete double Get OF bees niss1 - eoA
the gold psAtoo, 60. OF bess miners vc~-lsik
plslss for The upper Jaw, 10 be worn by ~ lsuss,
psessars. So SRsIs looh from u TO ~, 81 ~ "a
10 1gesdWpy, eesp~ q nssdsaiaa~ isas"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

~ The Jamaica Il. H. Farmer, says that
many persOns are opposed 70 Camp Meetings but II
never heard rasoa nak~ say anything against 'hsni
Whist csn the Editor meant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17
lis State Journal of the 18th

Dunn's maj ..-...12i Poke majority. .I,4s5
[>y- Dams is the largest Wing vote ever given
in the District and he the first Wing elected in it
aimee Harrisons time. If ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

Chinese JuSx-Ths thousands who have deferred see
lac The Chuess Junk 10 the ast hour OF her exhb0n are
erowiing dows 10 see her grest numbers II The, %
moi he or hey ospone much longer, the oppor
unity u gray their curiosity will be lost "a tn N forever
saturday s positively the lsst day that she VIII Tsmsr
h-rs ker that shs will bs repaired and proceed n Egg
land where thousands sbxiousy looking for her she
4. certainly curiosity The srsnges shsf hal
oar p@Opl- have ever had chance OF seeing Her rdta
Of twenty. three tons weights Of isef Curiosity wei
lion OF cnrio.ites on board 90 aad seo hef-ei eytfy
maroon her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

YELLOW FrvrR---rhe number Of deaths IRON
v.no. f-x.r =, N,v oriesns On the oh inst vss 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17
Business Notices.

~ BAnvEY BURDELL, NJ. ID. Dentis,, has returned 70
the city, where bic professional services can DO oos1sa
90 usual a, his on 70 and residence 80 Broadway su~
GoLD PEss-FAcrs ARE STUBBORN THIscs.-Thn''"'
GszAroS 4 Co IL Cedar 81 New Yotk, or IS Cteirnt't
Philadelphia, do keep the best assortment OF god per,
AID gold srd silver pen and pencil to be found @
county, 10 now indisputsbe. That their prees ,'hs
their late reduciion considerably less haa ihoss
any other house fac. well ino~n 10 many and sssJ
a.csr,sued by all Any hid Of pen sold elsewhere 0
A. fhey will sell for 81 so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

" Gov Youse has issued his proclamation
onering reward Of $500 Tor the arrest and delivery Of
Le Grad Warren. iass OF Montgomery. Grunge Co.
Who Il win b rendered, Inflicted wound upon the
person Of VIM. l.. Diokinson late Of waakn. in the
same Co whereof be hes since died
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

n Hon ALBEIT sxirn. late Member Of Con
srsss ss. sss ossssss District o. ~ hes removed 70
nnvsskss. wisssssAa ~ IN ihss rsssss ~ psss-
Us VI Lsw. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

vr r. Rkls xz1x Conrentiox, 10 nominste Secretary
80, cootroiier &C. win assemble at Syracuse on
Wsdeesdsy. Oct 8 Il IL 70 consist Of one Delegate
from each Assembly District in the State. TO b chosen
~ ~ VIII voters Of such District 10 such manner 90
tbs County Committee shall direct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

IT. Information wanted ~ ANNE McOEf. drashief
OF Henry McGe- patve Of Ireland, Psfi'h OF C'essn
Comfy Armagh The cad Anne hc0ee 10 about o.
: ye.fs old and sirved In New-io's on he IN
March 1876 ia ship Roscius IN charge 81 NJ koter
Rear snd family VINO emg grated from Enrle ana
tsnded to .ee Ia Cspad. ANY inhoi nation ,e'p<entE
ssir Anne McUee, or Mr. Roher. Bar isiniy, smpe
i've, Ia iichfed Los Canals, or htr eclc refer hc
Dee msson corner Thirty nilh 81 AID Nnt1-aNenee,
Canada naoefs ease copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

IL MEMOIRS OF ELIJAH z. LoyEJoY By
JOSEPH C. and OWEN LovEJoY, with an Introduction BY
John Quincy Adams" few copies Of the Life Of this
Martyr who fell while noby defending the Liberty OF
the Press At Alton In the State Of Illinois In November
1897 may be had ofWillsm Harmed at the Anti Slavery
Reading room, y sprucs-st Price 20e cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

The Sun Of AaahHdc publishes the following Ist.
ter from Lieut.. wbippe giving an account Of his
capture and treatment as prisoner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

MIppLEsuRY COLLEGE the meetings ofts
Alumni Of Mddlsbury College. present At the sis Con
,nencement we are Informed that after very full DO
eu,son of the stste Of the College. was resolved
raise tty thousand dollars 10 place on afmer bsss
aud 10 appeal to the graduates for the sum OF twenty h
thousand dollars The Alumni presen, were 70 uBdersis
to raise fifty dollsrs each. Vermont Chotiee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17
New Publications.

THE PHYSIOLOGY OF DiGEsrlos.-Ihis Is re-
print Of a work by William Beaumont d. ID. Surgeon
IN the u Army and contains important detetc facts
elected by long series OF experiments under extrsor
dinary favorable circumstances The book 10 one that
ought to DO universally read II 10 impossible for any
body 70 know too much about the effects on the human
system OF the various kinds Of food we daily (For
sale By c. 5. Ssxton, POS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

~ Louis THE FOURTEENTH and the Court
Of France in the Seventeenth Century By Miss Par
DOE" Part ju,t issued BY Messrs Harper Brothers.
To b. completed In six numbers at 80 cents each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

" We have received from Messrs. c. s. Fran
els Co. the Third Part Of their beautiful edition Of
TIE Arabian EIoHrs~ Ia nsa.ness and ebespness
must insure for II large sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

TEEvH. TKErH..S esln inserted without rI..sSl,
vsSranisd good ghe nsrarL for sIrss 80 q
cauon. complete double Get OF best nies ~ rok
plstss for The upper Jaw, 10 be worn by ~ 49,,
psessnrs, So SiRabs Iooth from " 10 -, ~ ~ -
10 1geadQsy eoSpeg " natdso-ianA is'1e""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

~ THE NEw LIBRARY OF LAW AND EeuIrY,
for August published at Harrisburg BY Mckinley Les
cure 10 for sale by William H. Graham, Tribune Build
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

II Berford * Co. No AstOr House have just
published - TIE IsoS CHEST" In their neat series OF
modern standard plays Of which Mr. EPzs SARGENT 10
the editor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

CHURCH DTFEREscE,-The Herald. publishe
a, Princess Anne. somerss, County. Nd says;
I'VE understsnd thst the Rev. Mr.. Bnndle, who We
appointed BY the Philadelphia Conference at La last
sion, 70 Northampton Circuit has been compelled
leave In Of the great opposition ne mot wit
growing out Of the question Of division which has
late disturbed the peace Of the Methodist Episcop
Church In that quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

MUSICAL CRIrIcIsM.-We cut the following just
and timely remarks on this subject from the CoWr
Raqsrg. They were drawn forth BY an article In the
Commercial inc aring whether there were any such thing
Is q standard of musical jadgment-an inquiry GER
tany no, surprising considering the constant and often
total Disagreement among protesting erines We may
Be allowed 70 add, also that while differ from the
critic Of the C0Hrtr many subieets and not unre
cueu,ly on musical subjects do not know q writer
10 this country whose opinions In thar walk general
" more worthy Of respect than bis
The personal temperament predictions and assoeis
tons OF one man vii cause him 10 prefer one Of two
rood artis, another bar these dosynerseies not
sufficient 10 account for writer saying that
az artist hss certain academic faults exeeiencies
while another ssys that sue has them not There %
standard In questions Of This nature. IL q clearly aud
and positively determinable whether person sings
from the chest the head whether voice pure or
veed and whether the notes taken fseby or with
decision When vrirsrs differ upon points Ike these,
ons Ia wrong and the other 10 right either knows
and the other does know one tells the truth and
the other does not
The question Of tue false intonafion 10 somew ha
different 10 nature Here the perfection or imperfec
ton Of physicai organic atom must be considered II
6y honest ssy that she does does nss follow
that eihsr IL wrong should IL In the lsast ipesch
the credit OF either IL only shows that the one hss
more seuss Ger than the ffy. But writer can hen
one nuss sns oasd snns and eondsua hsr tos n snd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-26
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY NIGHT, JAN. 20, ls47.
Congressional.

In the Senate to-day, after the disposal of the
ing business, the loan bill taken up, and after long
and interesting discussion, of which give full
port the bill was ordered to third reading with two
amendments--the first prohibiting the hypohecaton or
sale of the treasury issued under the act for any
sum less than the amount of such notes. including prn
cpa and interest; and the second directing the Secret
ry of the Treasury to report to Congress, at the
of each session, the of treasury notes
issued under the provisions OF the act the amount re-
deemed, and how redeemed the amount purchased and
of whom, and at what time purchased; the amount re-
issued, and on.
The Senate then, at late hour, adjourned.
The House occupied, in Committee of the
Whole, in the consideration of the increase OF the pay
of the army and bounty bill.
AT O'clock the committee proceeded to upon the
several amendments TO the bill An amendment by Mr.
f. Holiness striking out all the original bill, except the
first section and inserting section providing for the
payment OF the soldiers certificates of stock payable
in ten years at six per cent interest lieu of bounty
land, was adopted; also was an amendment providing
that the soldiers shall be paid in gold and silver and at
the rate OF ten dollars month Pending the action on
an amendment, by Mr.. Reid, the House adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-26
Loan Bill.

We are indebted to member of Congress for the fol-
lowing extract OF letter from member of the opposi-
ton, and at the head OF OF the first moneyed houses
in the city of New York. Some of the opposition in
Congress are attempting to make out that the money
cannot be raised upon the loan bill The following let
ter gives the quetus to this calculation We understand
too from another very high authority that the loan can
be obtained.
81 have to thank you for the printed copy of the
treasury note and loan bill received to-day. had glanced
at it. as published in the National Intelligencer, and
shall now read it more carefully. It seems to
celent plan polite, and able and cannot doubt that it
will effect the object of the government in procuring
money at per cent, until 1867 and before that period
none OF the amount will be called for, if the option of
funding, proposed is extended to six months after the
war"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-26
From the st. Louis Union, Jan. 10.
Santa He.

santa Fe.
The following an extract from letter dated at Santa
Fe, on the Goth of November, and addressed by Mr..
John p. Hughes, to the editor Of the Liberty Tribune:
u have Just returned to Santa Fe, from the Grazing
encampment, which is about so miles from here, in the
mountains the Dividing Ridge on Table Land between
the Rio Puerco and the Del Norte On this highland the
grass is very fine and nourshng, and there is beautiful
lake OF fresh water the camp ground that is abun
dany sufficient for both men and horses The stock
belonging to the I'd regiment will be wntered on the Rio
Nora 100 miles to the east OF this pacehere the cattle
and other animals belonging the government will prob
ably remain until the opening OF spring Mr. Campbell
Of South Western Missouri has recently driven 900 head
OF cattle INTO the Mora plains, where he will Craze the
majority of them during the winter; 500 head of gov
eminent cattle will be winered in the Arkansas valley
Fort Bent or Fort Pueblo
About 400 OF the Mormon troops left this place for
California, under command of Colonel Cooke, on Sun
day. the 18th instant The residue, amounting to about
100 men and % women sent back to Fort Pueblo,
on the Arkansas by order OF Colonel Donphan, the
mclemency OF the rendered it mpracticable for
them all to complete their march to the Pacific this winter
The Mormon battalion is composed of five companies,
and numbers 500 men, 25 women for laundresses, and
some boys and girls. They are well drilled troops, and
were apparently in good condition when they arrived
here and also when they commenced their march for
Saiiiornla The men composing the I'd regiment under
Colonel Wilcox have not enjoyed good health since
Their arrival here as they did upon the march More
than one man is buried per day
The LIST regiment will march against the Navahoes
Captain Morns company from Platte is ordered to pro-
eeed against the Apache Indians, on the head waters OF
the Rio Mora They are said to have killed one or two
men, and driven Oft some stock The Indians much
more troublesome here than the New Mexicans They
sally forth from the gorges of the mountains, and commit
murder and carry predatory warfare upon the plains
and so armed force is sent against them they
ny back to their inaccessible retreats and lurking places
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-26

we noticed the other day. briefly desperate battle be-
cen the Omaha and Sioux Indians near Council Bluffs
Snce ihen, we have obtained the facts of the case in
letter IRON gentleman atBelleview to his correspond
en's IN this city The number killed, il will be seem
was not exaggerated; but instead of battle between
warriors, 1t was cold booied butchery of women and
Sldfen, N the absence of all the warriors OF the village
oh The night OF the 18th and 13ththe letter states-a
wal party OF fancton Sioux Indians defeated and de-
oyed fourteen lodges OF the Omaha tribe of Indians
located at the time at Woods Bluffs, situated about sixty
mules IRON this pace-Belleview The men and warri.
s Oh the omahas had left the camp on hunt; and the
oux soon after they attacked the camp discovered that
ney only had women and children to contend with The
slaughter was terrible Serenfyfhree were killed and
nineteen mortally wounded Two men made their es-
cape-one OF them named Jos Laleche a trader in the
employ q Mr. Peter Sarpy, and at the time in charge
lie ran from the of blood barefoo,ed and arrived
az bellevlew with both feet frozen Mr. Sarnv and Mai
Shler the present agent, despatched party of men IL
ascertain the facts and they confirmed on ,her reurn
me report Of La1eche They also reported that Eve Of
me Sioux Indians had been kei--no doubt stabbed h,
ue omaha squaws. Going twenty miles further than the
ground OF the massacre they found the place where The
gools OF the trader hal been divided among the robbers
seems, adds the letter, that fate is against the Oman,
INDIANS -Four or five days before this event took place
one lodge, camping at Cabannes old trading house was
a9 i by war party of Ayonas commanded by the
known chiel "White Cloud,' and four of the men
"90uhde1, and one woman killed
Dusnl not the United States to interfere and prevent
h wholesale massacres of these children of the forest
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-26

We indebted to gentleman of the Typographical
Bureau for an extract of letter from officer of Gen
Woops command, dated scamp at Aqua Nueva, Mex
co,) December 27th" He states the extraordinary
march which that division of the army had made to Join
Gen Worth-the infantry marching on one day nearly
40 miles sit is believed that the enemy meditaed an
attack upon forces in detail but deferred from
striking the blow by the rapid concentration of our
troops General Butler having, in the meantime moved
up from Monterey, making army (at Satlo) fully
4 900 strong"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-26

Nina B. Halstead, instead of Mira B. Halstead

The funeral Of Dr. Frederick May attended this day
by large crowd and heightened and mounful process
sion to the Congressional Buyng Ground where his
mains deposited The eloquent preacher dr. Dewey
drew touching portrait Of the merits and the character OF
the deceased dwelling with great beauty upon his domestic
virtues and with much pathos upon the serious blow which
his three absent would sustain from his death Dr.
has left six behind him. and of these three have devo
ted themsevesto the service of their counywo being
in the army, and in the navy of the United States
The eldest of these Lieut. Colonel Charles May
who has been emnently distinguished by his achieve
ments and has endeared himself to his countrymen by
his chvary the head of his dragons in the
BILE engagement of Resaca de la Palma.