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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

WaIG OPINIONS AT WASHINGTON Potomac,
the correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot, writes
from Washington SIS follows
am pleased to ind that all the Whig Members who
have arrived aud With whom have converted sgrec 10
saying IN such candidates for the different Offices the
House shall receive the greatest support At the Whg
preliminary meeting which will be held on Friday or
saturday evening next shall be considered tbs nominees
Of the Whlg party and will deserve the estre support
OF the Whls members This Is the best plan. where
there sre many candidates. twill produce harmony
and concert Of action.
/ have converted with several LocoFoco members,
Who say that they expect nohng less than thorough
Whie organization They say openly thst II they had
the majority their side whether they wosd have 10
assume responsibility not they would DO 'use not to
vote for Wing speaker. o Whig Clerk, or Wig
sersesnt. at arms OF n Whig Doorkeeper.
some contend that a new Wing Speaker will need 4
Clerk with Mr. Frenchs knowledge and experience to
aid him In the discharge OF his duties. Ooe OF the
dda,es for Spssker however declares openly that II he
should bs elected he will neither desire need any ali
from Mr. French or from any other Loco FocO Clerk
~ho nigh, take pleasure In seeing Wing Speaker con.
fused he states that II Mr. French 10 10 % elected
Clerk be thu, the Speakers Chair and al other
oicss In the house viii sso be filed by Loco-FOcos
Ii We are TO be- packed with The responsibility OF what
ever the House ooes he ssys lin the nsms Of justice
let us have entire whig organization. believe the
other candidates for the Speakers Chair Will say The
same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

Labor sst-c O. who writes us from BrooklY1 urg-
ing that we shord impres. aa Lssss,nFe with lie I'M
ro,ev az eatttns down Salaries now that the Offices are
or are sbost 70 be manly filed viii NmSs respect
fully informed thsf Re can't begin. We decidedly 10
favor Of ell salaries . Tire Of e-0 n
BE- performed, with dae regsrc Of course % ths qus
estious equred and the responsibility incurred
wns that salaries shall be b.s IN aroent bat deal
sive eDoirnens which IA turn ensenceF msTceuIry poll
t.eizns and corrupt Elections Axay With them ALL Ii
the Psops know exactly how much each officer receives
for his services a. al events.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03
Court Cniepdar.....TmsD DAY.

Cfucr-rr couRr-Nos 2I 25 p % 81, 50, g. &C. 81
60 56 - 81 a. 81, g. 3d. g. 95 &c. %, 100, l0 lo2
l03. lOj. ll2
Cox,4oN PLHAs-Part Nos. J. :, 49, 81, 50 81. 35l.
l0l, IU7 1903 los l33 80 65 Part ll-Nos 1872, lJc,
40, Ii2. IA. 40, loi e, %, 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

e Some Clergymsn 10 Maine showed their es-
rns,e OF Gov Dsnss Proclamation szsns. the freedom
OF speech oy declining 10 read It ant reAdlos of
Brss In ia place Msine vss 90 long part Of M.sss-
cnnsstts thar some Of the aged Of their
congregations must have been rrninted of old tmss
when proclamation given al the Council Chamber Ia
Boston" were matters Of course Who knows but th Ia
may be preface 10 the "rsannsxsron" of tas dsuic
Of Ms,nei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

N.w Fsurrs. svcass, TEls CoFFEEs, Sc-our readers.
from the country about purchasing their stores would to'
well to call At j. O. FowLEKs, Nos $50 and ~ Greer.
wich and 70 vesey where they viii always Ind ns'
assortment of Raisns IN boxes ard kegs Massa0 Crap"
in kegs new Citron, Dried Cuuants, Almonds ard fup
und Spice. OF all kind. Loaf crushed, yellow and et.
Sugars. at very redaeed prices choice green and ~
Teas. pure Java Coffee burnt and ground daily and IAN
Groceries Of all kinds which will be carefully paess<
delivered without charge. He is selling good Aesi-ssa
Cd pound. % n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

r5'- Several res'ons why everybody who wears Boots
and Shoes should get them Of friend JoSss Of Ann
stone II is the cheapest and best place IN the
city and another strong it, his Boots and Shoes gen
orally give good satisfaction and the great secret Of oar
friend JONES' Annst meeting with such good success
bis large cash sales and light expenses with small proa
attached. pB o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

FROM ST. joins. n. B.-The steamer Admir-
Can't. Rogers. (~ith IS csoia snd w ',.er.se
ssr.) arrived last night from - 1osn. ", y.
-, having lei, the former on sunday At sAAl
E..tocrt ON Monday at II AN She wss de,~se
hsr 1u,wsrs trip By fog and slso on her return
&C.. .srv Ths Admiral proceeded 10 Der wis,e, q.
her, a, Es.t Boston this morning BY shis srriv. :
John papers OF the 29sh ut nave oeen received n
- ~ = vo,,fa, Nsrs has lons article eondee,r-,
y, Ia rev msil arrangement and Gays that he "a
osn,.r. by The steamer Acadia sd not reseh 81 sp
IN nsarly week after her arrival At Halifax Tss,
,oessus OF the last "Trip OF the Admiral ars,
10 b. hoped that, before she re'omraences rarr,,
the Spring more SIMPLE wharf sceommonsuon' ~.
nrovtded lpV'e'u Aie'caSii y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

HAzEs's VEsrLAroR.- Orders are received for Hs
zens Ventlating Stove AZ the store Of Redhed Bod
seller, Clinton HalL The stOyo may be seen scts,
operation ct the Auctions store Of Bangs, Richards Ps
xOf Broadway There Is one also ia At ths America
biole House; At llo Pearl-s and at 80 and ~ Thi
avenue. Persons about purchasing STOVES earnestly
requested 10 examine this before making their purchase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

French BENEVOLENT SOcmrY.-The annual
meeting of this Society took place Monday last at
Dslmonlcos By the report Of the President ii sppear-
ed the, the receipts Of the Society for the pas, year had
been as follows, OF 100 subscribers t2l70 a. interest
on two loans $40 donations ines &c sig7 81 total
s3los 05. The expenditures for the same time were,
for bread, wood aud coal sllOs 10; relief IN money,
81 469 Il passages to France and to tie interior Of this
country printing &c. $3.50 IS total. s2s29 IS. This
leaves balance 10 the hands Of the Society Of s27s 90
The ofacsr. for the ensuing year NM. Eussne Leu
tlhon President l. B. Binsse Ia; Vice President Chss
BonsA6 I'd do Henry De Coursy, Treasurer X. Foul
hioux. Secretary. Agents. Nm. Dsgnssu, P. A. La
cos.e, A. Bersut Chas. s6necsl II lselD, A. Borg
EchsrtS Joseph Michel Jules L. Rsmse Aristde Mus
Hn. Phy.cisns Nm Berger, Tru5esu. Legrand,
Kremmers snd De Sslim. Surgeon, NJ Bodlnier-
Apo,hecGry NJ John Miihsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

FROM NEW GR.NAD..-The bark Bogots, Capt
Thomss which lett Csrthsgsns en- the 5lh ut, brings
sdvices from Bosots 10 Sept 10 The Government OF
Grsnsds 10 taking measures for the encouragement Of
European emigration aud Offers TO furnish settlers srs-
tul,ously with lsnd Laws have been passed for the
organization Of Common school System similar 10 mat
which prevails in The Northern United stStes-frsnen
Sandman and Belgian francs received By the Gov
eminent al valuation equivalent to > cent? TIE Pr
.deni OF the Republic, Gen. Aosqaera was making
tour ,hroash the most important portions Of rs territory
HIS reception Il CsrIhageua very brilliant affair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

BurrER-Grest bargains in Butter from ]. ID pr pSund
to Is. Cd; new Lard II cents Hams Turkeys Geese
Chickens Sugars cheap The best doSoerehasd crushed
Sugar 10 cents; s. I'd 10 brown Sugars Cheap Tea.
Coffee at reduced prices The best new Rafn' 10 as cts
Curran,. Citron, nc Good Groceries always found At
p,,vrs,s d, Rtoope. corner Of Ludlow ST. asst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

~ The most extensive variety Of the improved as'a
lie Rubber Fabrics have at the Goedy>
Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broadway Their oyershoss tn
can bTzg NJ Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03
Bus,ress Notlrfs.

re- LE,rHES OvrEsHoEs Of superior quality fer nles
the lowest prices, by JoRS L. "srSi>'' its "14ianf
and ia Fuiton-,t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

ANIMAL FLowERs.-Msrins Zoophytes, animal fov.
eFs are among the mos, astonishing maryels Of the s
deep In form and material they belong the vegetable
in habits 10 the animal kingdom. They pot forth leaves
and hbres ike plants they feed, dssst, and sleep and
wake like animal Their reprod active power wos'
deFo After being completely crsAsd they foand Is
few days a. good newp "a the dslicacy and com
plexty Of the animal structure increases from The loo
phjte up to man, find the flesh more difficult heal
and all the processes Of and more tediou In
man, Nature seldom effects, pnassised, the cure snJ
Vifulsnt disesse Medicine required to accomplish The
wofk-stimulans, Alternatives, an sgtIcs 10 dssss
the skin and Of the flesh, combination Of these Ass
classes Of medicinal agents IL highly desirable Wshs~
that combination in SAsDs's SsRssPARILLA. Ia 1nis
property strengthens the digestion and proves r7
ttts Alternative tendency carries of the sccunn uens
Of morbid matter-ssd It's aatisepte influence nssti
the virus by which the disease is fostered Such tie
philosophy Of its operation.
Prepared aud Sold Wholesale and retail, by A. B.
SANDS, Whoiss.is Druggisls 100 Fulton corner Of VII
hsn-'t as Broadway and n East BroAdw N. York
sold also BY Druggists generally throughout the United
states Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles Tor y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

"RtcsrilEu" DnMoSD.roiSrED GoLD Pkss-rhe's
Pens are now acknowledged be tho best and cheapest
in the world and althoush sold at - only they have In
varably proved themselves superior IN smoothn'" es
tsity and durability the highest ppced pea' IN The
market They are sold only by h. +. wirsos& Co -
Wiliam-st and J. Y. SAVAGE, % Fulton'st -wher also
may be found the "a ges assortment Of Gold Pen snd
Gold aud silver Pen snd Pencil cases ia the city Cold
Pens At a. 81 25 and n 50 Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

~ We fear Maj. JoHs P. GAISEs will not be
present at the organization OF the House next Mon
DAY as we have not yet heard If his return to Ken
lucky. Mr. PALTKEY Of Mass. We have also heard,
is likely TO be kept away by domestic Affections
We trust no Wing Member will grudge any
sacrifice except Of duty that may enable him TO be
present at rol call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03
WET CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
Dau.,ed by late FIRE ~

NO. $50 PEARL, OPPOSITE wiLLiAMsr
~ The subscriber is now selling on his lsis. stock
damaged carpets oil cloths &C at very reduced prices
Families and others wanting any article connected WI
the carpet trade win find now Is the tune 70 bay sre,
| h.rv.in, BENZ. LiNEs,
al w. 40 Peerl.st. opposite Wlism.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

Fuss, FuRs, FuRs-rhe subscriber having JUS; received
arse assortment Of tho above article, consisting Of suhs
Tppets &c SC Of the most recherche patterns sos all
who are about purchasing to take peep at them, he
feels confident that he suit ell tastes, both regards
price and quality. KNOX, l2s Fulton It, sun BUILDING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

M. The packetship Nsc- York arrived on Wed
rssd.y evening from HsvS with sdvioes one day later
s>an those By the Acadia There 10 no news, however,
-s,h. slls .irHs '"-~-s- rec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

RossERT.-Ths house at the corner Of Atlantic
and Ciston sn vas robbed yesterday Of two valuable
oyercosu with which Toe thief escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

r5s Elk Governor Marcus Norton, Of Mass. who
Yves passenger by the pilot line last night from
New York IN stepping from the cars at Trenton
fell into the canal bat rescued without material
injury although be compelled to remain at that
place. Phil Nerth Amer I'd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

oERIOus ACCIDENT FKON CrLFAsLE CARyLyss.
son Wednesday evening about O'Clock two
ladies' ware waking IN WlloOgaoy st nssr ca Thom.s's
Church 10 front Of sone bulldogs 10 eourse Of erec
don, vhen one Of them fsl nto hse which bad care
essy cesD eit open oJ tne iaoorsgs she was ,srous
u bruised, and IL 10 sppreheudest osherwse blurred
Assistance vas At hanc and she exlcs.sd from her
uncomfortable position.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03
TurFsr,Hrr LrscH,yss-rbs -,

Yksinsa. Of Monday states shst TIE rv,r st,.,
VS. higher "Wednesday oigt, lsss thsn n rad go
1874 cseeordipg TO the oets inhasit.nis n NV
b..-n 1881 Tue perpen6iecisr hish, OF the -.
H. ordin.rv line was q feet. and the canal b..
AZ they eve could rescs, "" s0bnsrsed a.
,oo~e,gc, sercss Bis-fss,sr Greek TIE y-~.
was no, able 10 speclfy the sxtrpt VI he dam ~
canal but SAYS Il has doubtless oses very ara,
Of N. con,r.e,oss shove The town hsa ,ss,sn.s
we're lcss The farms 90 ths river we're nue. 80,
The York (Pa J Repubi'oaa Of the lr avs.
In. rain OF Tuesday and Wednese.y Of A., -
caused the streams TO swell and overflow tsslr 49,.
doos great deal Of dsmsgs % sndsoesrs sas ~.
bspss Tbs C0doras WAS 90 "Wednesday q ,,6r-, !,
Gnr inches & cher than the sth Of lat uons .h.,
!, ros, 10 pitch upeessl,d for Is years p.- AZ IN.
rr.neh Railroad Guilt by Mr. Diehl. veeh ero..e5 /,
.trrsm on a bridge mile or teo sooss bwn O.. "a.
- Tba cs.orus navigation sufsr,d arr, a..
.sS--.u The repairs which hsd oeen ccunsbc,s ,rc
~, nrsvtous food we're destroyed and ,hs sisaon. "a
49,, 1. ruo.t sarlous Tao bridge seFoa tae crees
,hs cosorus Iron Works near 10 mouth, ~ ,so s.rr
rss swept away. ~
The alod was very srrAs - - - Soosssgo 90
s.ysr, slons rs course suffered s<'sre oss e ser.
inr the aria being piled up In 's.s qasattss 40
nn,n,, The same occurred along hfrGtz Csss "a
sr.nche,; and q largo amount o. t'n'sf ~ err,
s.,v from the saw mill Of Mr. Dsesinsoes wn.a
IN bv the bursting OF the boom formed 70 ss,alsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

q The DaHrRle va Herald states that Mr..
Tredxsy has renquished bis purpose TO contest the
right Of Mr. Flournoy seat N Congress from the
Pit,ylysnis District. Mr. Irving had previously deter
mined not to coasst Mr.. BoeOcks riga, In the Backing
ham District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

NAIL TNxERISG.-The Postmaster General IS
about 20 commit act Of egres.oas folly and gross mis-
use Of his suihorty IN taking the southern mall from
too usukl route hence BY way Of fredshcksoGrs and
Richmond and Petersburg and sending i round By way
Of Baltimore and thence down the Bay. 20 TIE Pcrts
mouth Railroad The consequence VII Be that tho
whole Southern Nsi viii Be pat twenty four hours be-
hind hand ard will s - esst two OF three times every
week The contractors have carried the mall hence 20
Petersburg for fur years at the compensation OF ST
mile and have not -ssed fer an increase though they
have increased their speed beyond the contract time,
and ks weigh, Of tie nas hss been vastly Increased
Mr. Cave Johnson wishes 10 reduce the compensation
By tho amount Of 5000 dollars on The preface that
that exceeds ire amount allowed BY law. IHe nrsils~
yers have .venthe opinion that Mr. Johnson nss IA as
respect nsconsirued he Law. Ina rate Of c0npensa
ton Is the that was allowed By Amos Kendall
The Company have determined that Trey viii not SUB
nit 10 Mr. Cave gohasons caprice and will not soste
their compensation che cent They advised % every
that the preseni compensation 10 10 more man Is
reasonable. TIE wl0ls Cabinet IL 10 said. are op
posed 20 Mr. JohnsoIs views In this mater oui ne mas
nevertheless 10 spite Of public opinion sud 10 oPPos
lion the public interests resolved 10 send tbs mall oy
way Of the Chssspesks By. Wash Cor. Jour Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

DI.MosD-PoISrED GoLD PESs.-rhoss In want Of q
good article should 90 J. W CREATION Co II cstGst
They have several and very superior styles 1'sry
ou prices Pens that others sell at g. they sell for " So
The genuine Albert O. Bagley Pen and Case $50 siinped
n Is only 0nld Pen. re pointsd and repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

r. Those Iowa Indians At the Museum give their sx
h5ifions Of the pecuass Of thsr people this stsscosn
and evening and other entertainments take place the
sane tine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

ADMITTED TO BAM.-Horacs Everett, who was
committed 10 prison On Wednesday ca charge OF Der.
jury was admitted 40 bail yesterday Ia the sum e 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03
BROOKLYN AEFAIRa

CHARrER CONFERENCE.-The body will hold a
meeting this afternoon in the room Of the Common
Council, the principal business Of which will DO the
consideration Of the report Of the Committee on Public
IDproyensnts relative 10 sssessnens and ths collec-
uoa Of taxes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

GiaARp CoLLIGE-Y esterday was the first day
6.ed upon by the Directors for receiving app eatons
for the orphans into the College and
understsnd large nauaoer were pressnted--
Tns Directors will the l5tn inst 10 elect Pres
dent MGuou ste~.rd snd Teachers Of the Institution
and the College vii BE- opsnsd tbs let Of January for
toe reception Of orpssns under the provisions Of ar.
0irart's VIII. lPnilsd News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

FIRE At CAPE MIA letter from Lewis, Del.
OF the 10Th November says" fre Il now raging In
the magnificent building at Hazards Beach occupied
a. hotel aud as the wind q, this writing II 81 10 very
high / fear toe property will b. destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

ABs1srrEs.-The Washington correspondent Of
the Bal.i4Ore Parios writes
ltis ssccTtsinsd learn. that either or both Of
the Texas Representatives viii not be here NJ the ors.n
ra,ion OF the House snd thA, smother member the
Loco Foco side Gov. Brown Of Mississippi csnnos be
present on lhe drst day of the session.
On the other hand. u Is presumed ihst Mai GsDes
Wais member cannot strive from The City Of Mexico IN
sessSn 10 BE- present al the opening of tho session Al
the sst dsre from Vera Cruz the 9th inst be had Dot
arrived At cisy snd not expecied before the
li,h II he had arrived there The 18th, or 18Th.
quick passage 10 New Oreals might leave him time 10
reach here IN season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

Y TIE EASTERN MAIL, DE az : o'clock last
evening lad arrived when We pat Tie Trl5IAt to
pres. N IL o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

WEBsTER's DIcrIoSAKI In our notice Of this
great work In yesterdays Tribune oesrO SHOULD read
gE4rts; ami should have mentioned that the sole
Agent. for is sails 10 this City u II. Newman Co
l99 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

TIE RlsE IN TBE RAPrAHASsooN-lhe hsl
..-s.s,oh N.r, sts,ss that wscnesdsy, Is.rsas, !,
r,t1.v NJ l,.t week. the Rsypshscnoek vsssss I
;pesss OF bsirr a. high % u wss Ia the latter ps & =
month The N,r's says
= We have no, learned thu extent Of dsnse tons
70 tho erops bat fear that u 10 eoosdersoe he =
s.nce wers ssen q ths corn. pumpkins re ssea 90
cau.ht drifting down the rSery ioJuiy 70 sas npr~
easa ,. ~ "a R,npss.nnock 10 what we mos bar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

r. The ACADIA left this Afternoon for Ha4nA1
sn1 Liverpool. with fair chance OF eEeoan.er1ns
,row storm before she reaches the former city che
takes out si04 coo 10 spe<s large portion Of ~hich .
On E.~.York account She has upward Of 10 pssssn-
ser, AZ We learn from the Custom House books 20 st
OF which has been received At ths Merchants Reading
Room Are there ros1ss on board. that The agent 10
fesrful might be arrested No nal from Canada vn
received bui al the Southern letters have been forward
ed Bost Trans. "wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ,.
mnittee Of Democratic wbis

- General COMMITTEE OF Democratic "biF
Young Men, regular rnset.ng Of this COMMITTEES
will Be held II the Broadway House, on fncay e'enin
Dec Sat O'clock By order,
1T M yLEAKLEY, Chairman.
W. pi % ss,,x sA''" Secretaries % p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

~ DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIsExrsAeroR, for the posi-
i've cure VI Darns scxlss frosted parts piles sad al 10
n4uanaiory complaints GOUs.UDs IrAifss MrDIcATEi
SOAR ne only reliable for chaps chs cracked an.
fousn nssn, end ali skln diseases GoVasUDs fouDsf
SohliLE Tor Graduating saperhaoas hair from upper p
ofenead or any part Of the bsmaa frxmetssted beoo
neylns proof positive aud mistake Found only 81
" alker-sr one door from Broadway. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

PRlsTyRs COUNTING MACHINE. Mr.. Joshua
Mooroe Of Albany, has Invented mach which must
be- e-es, eonve1isnee 10 Printers 1t Ia designed 10 be
attached alike the hand and the powtr press ard 10
keep an sscount OF the number OF sheets print
ed There are two ratchet vhees both which are pro
PEELED by being attached the eyndsT Of the press
Each Of thess wheels are connected with diAl,
showing the fractional numbers from 10 atty. and
toe other giving the aggregates "a high as SoO Abel
connected with the small dial gives warning As oi;sn IS
50 sheets have been thrown OF while by looking At the
dial he pressmsn can ascertain the precise number
printed even the number Dc less than dry BY keep
ns count Of the revolutions Of the large dial be cen a.
certain the precise number printed Ia day or wees-
Mr. Monros Is now In the City for the purpose Of intro
ducns this rschins 10 the notice OF Printers The pro
Prietors are LocArow Co. Of Albany Tbs eos OF ne
machine is fron se5 10 $50
TERRIBLE ExFLosios AT PoRT-AU-PEiScE--
Teisgrsphe Dispatch from Boston to the HeralG
dated yesterday, ssys;
Capt Wheitsn Of the schr. Aben Atkins from Caps
Hsyuea. lih ut reports thai Information had been re-
esiyed 81 that place that tbs Hayden manoEwsr barb
Nautilus had been blown Up IN The harbor Of por. An
Prince, Killing ninety persons No farshsr particulars
yyen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

" The steamer Rip Van Winkle Capt Riggs,
continues her trip, TO Albany from the foo, Of Robinson
st. on Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings q, s
o'clock Those bound up the River will find ihe Rip an
excellent boat and Capt r. just ihe oblsog gentleman.
~ sort Of fellow tina, steamboat Captain ought 10 be-