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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

SUPREME CoUEr-specisl Term--D sious-
BY Juogs Edmonos L0rlR Brooks Va HcCleiiaH-A re-
sdent O the State cannot Dc held to BAD ia actions Of
unless evidence produced to justly the spprehsn
that he will not % within the Jurisdiction OF the
Court " answer the demand when Judgment shall bs
obtained against him.
Mr. c. il 10 the snd custody Of the children
Haulsy vs. Hdrtey Exceptions TO Masters report al
lowing aimOny Oyerruled and Masters report confirmed
dnaioaH LIE and Trust Co Il al - Isdae X Harria1
i0s-l 10 irregular Tor the plslnuh 10 die junction
bond unless It's execution De- duly proved or scknOw
ged Injunction 20 be- dissolved with leave to plain
uf b apply anew 90 proper case
James Mason hdac Jones dad 0Iiers Of Nd
dsod-MotioB that defendants pay certain
monies denied the parties actually Interested In
Dg the money returned have not been notified, &C.
Mis- c Bgt Va BeHydmtH GOodsE1--hOtiOa 10 dis
miss oil for discovery after granted with costs
The People H re- Benz. GrtR Va Wm Skele aal
oA1s-h0uOn % amend alternative mandsmus, denied.
because ths amendment Is Unnecessary
Bm. Graoi< W. 4 q. Thompson and 0h0s The
power OF appointing referees conferred ihs Court
alone snd DOT on Judge out of Court Motion ~ ses
sside order Of references granted
By judge Edwards-J0ha S King ads John r. Kcsl.
o-Mf. kosler through bis attorney ar. Geo w Niles
obtained judgment against Mr. King In the Superior
Court iOr $40 81. Mr.. ~ then went 10 other
Courts getting Judgment upon Judgment 10 the came
the niin with costs Amounting - tiO The csss
h~ been brought before this Court The Court eonsic
ers that thus multiplying Judgments 10 the same suit u
wrong a. u operates as penalty, which no Court sa
cedrgs Ia all tne suits except the nrsl granted, with
slD Of making the motion, - b. paid BY plaintiff
TAs Dry D0cs Msfa0ds Ep,sc0pai Church W John Carr
aHd 8LArs-Order ~ show Cause Why 40 Injunction
.hOald not Issue cisnssed the Del0g perfectly
prulrooi A. az. No costs 10 either party.
Lafhrop ~ CAaPss Va. Pei0 Clefalst0s-The plaintiff
b. stayed from sEher proceedings unless be cor
rect The mistake, &c.
SUPREME CoURr-In Chsmbers-B4fore Judge Ed.
moods -Ha6eds C0rDas-Jsmes :. Holman, who wa
committed oy Justice Tmpson. IN charge Of perjury
preierred ~ Mr. Rowe, connectea with the difficulty
As 10 the exchange Of goods for land between Mr. H. and
Mr.. DOrd and Others was brought before Judge T. ~
b discharged, II being contsnded that the commnsnt
Ia usgaL-Decis0n tnis forenoon
suPEnos Cousr-Beiors Judges Oakley, Wander
pool and rsndiord.-D eci 81 90 -lNarsGre WeAtHs
ton al Ads kraEc A. Br0om> In This case me Court
reviewed The opinion II gave week or Two ago ana ae
cs-d that l1oes the statute la reference 10 mo Court
passed Ia lc3 Il hls power 10 sustain lts rules ine
rule excluding Sunday Vt The ~ days 90 osis
bond &c stsa falls the las; day adhered " 10 mis-
Gaze Proceedings o.! aside.
CouRr on COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Ulshoefer.
-Edscsrd Fox w. Hsxry heizgs-Ac'on Of Ieplevn 10
.esnou 70 bakers wagon eis By Mr.. John Martin win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

EIxvATEp RAILWAY sc ABo,E BsoADwAs Mr..
R.pe. the inventor Of this msguhccn, project 1r TIE
relief OF Broadway has day deposited three sections
Of hi. moeel made II iron open work md a, hi' own
cot, 10 the Street Commissioners Oce, In accordance
with resolution OF the Corporation OF the Jl's h"oh,
1876 Tho remaining three sections Of the model about
2 ieci by . ard comprising the working part OF mo
tender elevator being too large 20 be removed
into that Office. will remain On exhibition At No fij
Broadway snh "Wednesday nos,, for the examination
OF those who have no, yet Il We understand hat
Mr. Rsnje will Immediately scnd circular 10 owners
Ct buildings aud lots on Broadway Inviting them 10 -
anime the model tor this improvement. which VII
greatly enhance the value OF their property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

SeKSs OF DEArH-RUFFIAS SocIErIEs-On
Friday night 10 the neshoorhoOd Of Fourth and CS,hs
riae SIS nsnt sook pace between two parties OF row
dies. In the course Of which pistol was fred and
young man named Roger Nelly. about : wears Of age
and represented 10 BE- sober sna ndus,rus r,celvsd
pistol ball under the night eye and died in The course OF
= few minutes His mother. who s-n, for reached
the bloody scene short time after be had drawn his
last breath Tbs SINNERS charged with ,eis A.
cous outrage and II 10 said that after the appalling event
,oek 10 their hees Ia no, this sxfpli We learn witk
pleasure that the supposed offender and seven Of ais
companions have been krres,sd. Phil Inquirer, sth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

MONDAY November :, i-t'
p,o,,t, Adoptea-ln favor Of di.chEging the Com
-, from tn isrttfr rnnfiffrsi 81 tnf .. ~.
.,y ..,sssnieuts fer the improvement Of Maiden sne.
~ f.vor Of paying John Carr 50 for dsmsge 70 ns
-roncrfv Il the corner Of Orange and Leonsfa ." ~
80, NV Of eulver'--- 10 favor OF Frsurns
=, ..,.,lv hat cf pier 20 r K. for steamer N1fth-
- - : ,ibsrner llsii on tho table ).--.in issor
(, si, vsr.nt lots In Tenth avenue BET Teen Ihiri'
a., srs Tnirty second sis and tnose oeiNeen "en')
- - Thir,isth SO also between Thirty nm ana
g .,.. a. In favor of constructing basin and
-, =, .ltr vest corner n sixth avenue ard Nest
vy.hiry,op u 10 favor of si,nrs si~n5 on Nhsn
al INN .gsnus. san hriy eishin ih"'5 "'n'n' ro'
Itch Forty fret and Forty SECOND - ~. ,..,-,u-
s.,.,i.,,i.,, usss received from tne 'enuoNtr
AL rs,olston sppropris,ins 81 olJ i9f me .arinp
ton Of revenue bonds Of i-4l iaiins -
year and $50 for repairs Of wnsf,es # the
g..,Iafly.i-To amend the Jaw o. ms '.o -.
60 I'D Rss.,ptiou in the Office II the street '.uH'
.oser Be axsd At 600 in'iesd o. So sa.p'sn
Rsport ASgplse-lB favor Of erecting ~ on
49,. fr,rn Fort Washington 20 the several lIe s's'r
In his City whcrs the sisrm bells sfe no" nOns i"'
CO., of the % sis not % exceed sou. 49,,
IRE following appointments were made HnieI Va.
new b.n for re6rssnlzng the Medical Department -
S,'ssl,y S.rSeous Valentine Mott and Alexander
c,r..tus Psy,eia4s-Dr Jss. R Marley and John
t',;s,.., Ss,g,os.-Drs VIM Parker Jas WOOD,
Alex r Ische r. Campbell S,e~sri Jss e'gseAenoU'h
: x. Chilts , ~ -. T. NJ.
gfsffiuy PtFsiciGHs step X h.i.' 's'n,' - -
Iii A q Pilot Jacob l. clifford. A. sidney D0Sne'
Iun n stone. 81, ,-h.,
A. n Gilman Alonzo Clark Arthur 3. stuart
Ti.itiuy Physicians 10 tis ChidTsN' hosP'e@-S'
IA. Morrill, n Dubois, l.ssc Green -
t-7..,,., pIs.ilsns % he Lnzaiic Ssylam.-Jsmes
=, tsIHs ~ 0sssn Pbne.s Earl A6rsm v VII.
P,.S,sf pkystc,a4 a. Bolrle.-Dr David NJ Reese
In mi, instance four voted 10 the nesstive OIL,
Resident Physciag al ne ChnaTeH > ho'PHa''- u"'iN
Hall 49, - ,..A.,, ~,
The report OF the Special Committee on isnnpS 'ns
ppoer part Of the City adopted and the Board 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

SENATE. ..ALBASY Nov 81 r. NJ.
No quorum again. Only IS Senators present
The Sergeant at Arms was dispatched 10 procure
the attendance Of absent Senators
A motion to adjourn the Legislature on the 10th
inst was laid on the table.
ASSEMBLY.
The motion for call Of the House made on satur
daywas the business in order when the House met,
the pending question being whether the doors
should be cosed-motion lost 30 to 81.
Mr.. Bascom then moved that the roll be called
and the absentees declared TO be in contempt Of
the House.
Mr. Cromwell moved TO suspend farther proceed
ines on the call Motion Withdrawn and the motion
10 close the doors was renewed and the call Of
the House, occupied the whole Of the day. The
House adjourned with closed doors, and will com
mence it's session tomorrow with closed doors.
TamJlin, Loco Foco, is elected 70 the Senate in
the Jefferson District. The Wing majority for
Senator in Lewis is 900
q. A S. CRooKER Wing candidate for Assembly
in the lid District of Csttaraugus County is defeat
ed Marcus H. johnson, Loco, is chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

" The only wsy. yet discovered, Of making known
70 the public the whereabouts Of a Business Establish
men through the Press the power OF mind mind
which may be multiplied indefinitely" u l. the policy
therefore Of those who wish % De held M the remembrance
Of customers keep themselves before the people This
the very why v h. PALMER the agent sgain re-
specifically reminds all who prepared for Fall on Winter
business Kind that he u daily receiving al his Once
In the Tribune Buildings Advertisements and subscrp
tons for the best papers Of every section Of the country
for which he authorized by the pr0pneor % give re-
csipts When any better mode Of dihusns knowledge
shall be offered u will be time enough 20 abouton the only
means Al present devised for thar purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

~ The Riehelieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens have
attained popularity hitherto unparalleled and the fact
that they the cheapest and most desirable pen ma the
world aeknow edsed by all who have used them They
are sold only by X. p. WATSON CO. a. Wiism't- one
door below Wall and y SAVAGE. % fultou.st who also
hsve every other style and quality OF gold pens At tho
lowest prices Gold pens at 81. . and 'o Gold pen.
repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

Il The Gas Lights al the Capitol, 1t gratihes
US 70 earn from Mr. Cruichet will probably be ready
for public exhibition 10 the Of few days We
understand that unexpected delays have occurred Ia
Philsdeph is where the chandeliers and other fixtures
belonging 10 them have been manufacturing. II Is GER
tanly tune for the completion OF the work 80 the session
Of Congress 10 a. hand when the soar gas lights will be
wanted for the Of the members and sil others who
resort 70 Capitol either for business or pleasure
National lnte.lgcncer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

ATLAS OFYIcE. BosToS. Nov. e-7 P ~
Wing majority IN Boston is liza over all others
Thirty five Representatives, and Senators all
Wings are elected in the City Of Boston.
Lowell gives clear Wing majority Of about 100
over all, and elects Wing Representatives
Thus lar We have heard Of IS Wing Representa-
tives elected and but LoooFocos. When our
Expresses are in we shall send you the aggregates.
VS.
Another dispatch from Boston gives the following
as the vote Of that City, which is certainly
more in accordance with the way Boston used TO
vote Briggs. 8 1872; Gushing, oo5 Scattering,
1925 Majority for Briggs, 2,l63. His majority
10 Boston at the last election was s52 Wing loss
10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
Bnsiness Notices.


ELIJAH
ry- By the American Musical Institute. ths evenins
commencing a, u o'cock under the direction Of AF
Geo. Loder.
SIR h. {. Timm Al the organ
Las, ,s.. season tickets are good for TN. Or,ioro
No postponsnent on account OF the weather.
H. MEIGGs. Principal, 5o5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

Fl.h Ross TO repair but who retained !, for hen Of
repairing snd stored II with Mr. nesgs III the snoun, a
repairs about so should be psd, Mr. Fes claimed 70
III. Inc wagon uro-r q m1rigsfa. AMI replsvinfd Il
from Mr. Mesg. who hsd made Al advances 90 Nr Rosa
Verde, Tor dsieudsnt-ysiuing the properly Al sy-
For plaintiff Nessrs Phelps anf Walls Fer deiendsui
Msssrs n Morrison and r Brown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

CLARK BRorHFKN Co.'S GoLD PESs.-rhe.s pens need
proof Of their superiority except the increased demand
tor them the market The first teachers Of pcnman-
ship have pronounced them superior 10 any IN use
They are for sale at their ofce - John-st cor Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

FURs Fuss FURsi-KSox, i28 Fultsn-st having sup
Piled the gentlemen Of this city with covering. Tor their
@ heads ia ready to FURNISH every description OF
comfortable aud elegant yniture for the heads, hands
feet and necs- OF the ladies' HIS stock Of Nuts Tppets
Hats and Boas, manufactured from tho finest qualities Of
skins from the F West, Is unriyaed for elegance and
chespness All attempts the part Of his competitor
10 dstanoe him IN the for popular favor Will prove f
tive. Last Winter there perfect Juror among tho
ladies' for ksoSs Mufs, aud many damse Ia the coolest
weather was kept warm as a furnace by his Nuts An
officer Of the army obtained fsloush purpose to
TO hewYoIk to purchase mua OF Knox for hi. wife A.
tho West o28 Ths2Tg2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

PsiLrP MoSA>D's D,SUtSSEorYFss-Tke brilliant PEE
lures Of this rsins ARTIST creating on Unparalleled
sensation His chambers a. the corner Of Pearl and ,hat
ham sts are crowded daily with the e'fs Of our metopo
lis Thetruthiuness and bnianoy OF bis portraits form
now the conversational theme Of polite circles his'pie
inrns de.erva all the nopnlariY theN have ATTAINED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
Court Calendar. .Tnls DAY.

CIRCUIT CouAr.-Nos. T. l67 s. II. Is, 49, ~. H. p.
"a To 50, inclusive.
COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Nos. l09 III. 49, lZ3 II,
s. a. a. So CO e. 60. o. los 20 g. n as ST. o5. Is.
sl IL g. s. H. ~ 81. 80, Part Ii-NOs "a e. 1870 o.
"a 10 u az So CO. I26, l4O 3-2 374. 30 30. 40
I55 a. - 90 100 l2f loo ia o. S. IA 1872 lof loo
isi 70 lO0 IA 1874. 2Oo, les ? 202 49, 10 90 H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

10. J. W. CREATION L Co. n CedM-st selling the
genuine Albert O. Baslsy Pen for only 81 u, Silver
Pencil Csse included. Also, Levi Browns Spencer 4
Rende Josiah Hayden Co and other Pens Of celebrated
stamps AZ reduced prices Gold Pens rep0nted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
WAsmScroS CsocKERY sroRE. lJs Williams See sd
vsTtisement OF H. CLAPF 10 another column. s7TT ST.


~ The cheapest and best place the city 10 your
Boots Shoes and Caters At JosEss Ann-st near the
Museum You get there good Boots tor - 81 a.
can b purchased elsewhere for 81 Quite saving lie
iot 80 Doubesoed waterproof Boots al - o. - and
- Josks has the true system OF doing business-hsht
expenses and small profits All goods purchased al Ann
ST. warranted 20 give entire satisfaction no lw.
sASDs's sARsArAsILLA-Ths medicinal properties Of
plants are generally more powerfully developed in their
than In their leaves Thus tho root Of tho
aPoeyH9" oaHaab'nan, Indian hemp strongly emste
cathartc, while the other portions Of the plant onlJ
possess these qualities 10 Inferior degree So Of Sar.s-
parIis the magazine Of its hyseisn properties lies
root and these properties combined and substed
form Of sAsDss sarsspsrlls working wonders
Of scrofua and other diseases Of similar type Every
species Of eutaneous affection from simple dseoorson
Of the surface 10 the forms Of eruption are within
the control OF this searching and yet safe ADD agreeable
remedy.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, BY A. B d.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton. Of vii
hsm-st 10 Broadway. and ~ East Broadway. N York
Sold also BY Druggists generally throughout tho United
states. Price - per bottle o. sif bottles for -.
GUASO FOR rHE HUNsS scALP OK FAcg-Which - ~.
given By old gentleman, who had tor eleven
BALD BkCE, BALD CHS, AID BALD cHLtks,
10 8shlns bottle Of JOsEss Coral Hair Restorative u
forced The hair to sprou both head face and 10
short time be had a good crop Of SILKY, DARK hair
PUBLIC CANNOT DfsBELlkyE
the excellent qualities Of JOsEss Coral Hair Restorative
.fter the many have given Of persons who have
used sad state the above % be ts real quality Also
that will entirely eradicate dandIah, ana stop the hair
from falling But
HOW sUsLlAELY-aow GLoRIoUsLg
tdresses harsh dry sta, hair making 10 soft silky
hne and keeping II 80 very long time IL Is sold New
York Al 81 Chahamst only In Brooklyn 1873 Fulton #
L HeOd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
Fire and Loss of Life.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
So~.vuvrtrr ~ NJ,


soNERvuLK, N. J. Nov. g ls47.
FRIEND GREELEY; A sad occurrence took place
IN somerviie yesterday Sunday morning aiew hours
before Daylight 1t appears that iniemPerste Irish
IN an oceupieds small house In which be carried
bu,cnering and slept For day or two he hsd been
lsboring under the delriuM Eezess, and was seen
late on Saturday his straw bed with candle burn
log About two or three O'Clock the cry of hre
heard and on going the spot this house found to
be yearly destroyed and the poor drunkard burnt
TO crisp his skull ore leg and burnt 10
coal. Il would seem that be was partially sensible
when the FIRE commenced as he was found several feet
from bis bed where ne had evidently been trying 10 get
out but unfortunately be went In wrong direction
His watch found ~ his pocket Ia good state Of
preservation. only little discolored BY the heat he
hsd come money In bis pocket sad check Tor 500
which he hsd recently received from ireland where bis
wife and some OF his children married daughter
left this town a few dsys ago for Ession, Pa
TALE OF SUFFERING AND DEATH.-On Saturday
lssl Oct 30 the Lord Ashbgrton vessel from Liver
pool ,reighted with general cargo snd passengers az
rived At Crosse lsle, IN most wretched state. When
sailing her passengers numbered AS steersse and two
cabin Before her srrva Al Quarantine station she had
lOsi upward Of knnSred ard Of cysCgey and
frr AID sboss s1fy Of ne rsaaiHtns passesers s sa
~ Of IA c0nIatafs 80 deploraoie was the con
dltOn Of hose board that ve Of the passengers hst
to remain 10 work the snip up IRON Gross Isle stes-
her al were embarked. without respect % circumstances
the sickly the healthy. he lettering and the dyins
co her way up from Crosse sle 20 Quebec I've deaths
occurred how many will have taken place before abe
reaches Montres To continue narration Of facts
this infected vessel has up 10 Quebec aud
now alongside vhsrt to discharge n-r cargo
Quebec Mercury.
An INDIAN A FREE PRISON or COLoR-It has
been decided In one Of The Courts Of Charleston. BY
Judge Frost that person Of tree Indian descent
mixed with negro blood 10 free person Of color and
therefore Incompetent witness This decisioo 10 In
opposition 70 TIE practice which has hitherto obtained
IN the Courts OF south Carolina Tree Indians and the
descendants Of free Indians IN anty With the STATE.
hsyins oeen always regarded competent Witnesses In
the Superior Courts
FlRE-At Westchester Village on Friday, the
barn srsnsry carriage house and other uissiltngs
Belonging TO Mr. Samuel Lovery were entirely con
sumed by FIRE. with al their contents One horse Wa
burned Loss between s5 900 and s6ooo-no insurance.
TIE IRE is supposed 70 have orsnsea irom ocotoeo
match dropped U ne barn. Com. Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

" The most variety Of the improved Metal
Tic Rubber Fabrics have At the Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broadway Their overshoes they
can braR on M Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
SPRINGFIELD. Mass Nov 81 oclocEA. NJ.

cTkiN0fIKLD, Mass NOV. III q CLOCK = NJ.
The Wing ticke, prevails in Springfield BY from
20 TO $50 majority. For Governor Briggs has 1913
Gushing, 9i9 Sewsll, 1874
Hampden Go. 'oomplete)-Bnggs. 3.27l Cush-
ing 5000 Sevai, l09 Baylies %. No choice
Of Senators. Representatives, Wing, 6 Loco 2,
no choice, 3 towns voted not 10 send.
HaDapshire Co. az towns)-Briggs ?, 40 Cosh-
ing Csc Sewall $50 Same towns last year
Briggs. $500, Davis, e42 sewsn, $50. Wing
Senators are elected Representatives. as Tar as
heard Wings and Loco Focos
franklin Co. e towns Briggs, 9oi Gushing
zoe. Sewal, Is. The same towns last year gave
Brggs s75, Davis 63s Sewall 81. Senators
doubtful. If the balance Of the County comes 10
no worse than these towns, the Wing candidates
are elected, and Briggs will have 100 majority
Representatives so far Wings and Loco-Foco'
Whiting Griswold, Of Greenfield
Worcester Co. no towns Briggs. 2, lss Cushing
1863 Sewall $40 The same towns last year
gave Briggs 2,2OI. DAVIS, Las, 5ewsll os7.-
Senator'S doubtful probably no choice Represent
atiyes so far Wings 7, Locos 2
Berkshire Co-Partisl returns show small loss
for Briggs. He has plurality however. No
choice Of Senators. Representatives, so far .
Wings and 4 Loco Focos no choice, including
Great Darlington and Pittsiield
A part Of the above returns were collected by
the Boston Aaas Express, and the balance by the
Springfield Republican, The Atlas Express Loco
motive started for the East at halfpast 10 o'clock
last evening
~ Our dispatch from Boston has failed, the
Telegraph being out Of order beyond springheld,l
aud we are obliged to go to press with what returns
we have. Enough, however have come to hand
to show conclusively that the people of the old Bay
State will not call the Fixed Fact home from
the wars at present.
The following table will perhaps give better
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
ORIGINALITY WILL TRIUMPH OVER
IL IL


Thus II a that
the public
Sc
that
the limitations Of JOSgss Italian Chemical Soap possess
Of the chemical qualities Of ths-the original article
in curing uptions dishsurements Of the skinsuch
chapped nesh satrheum, scoryy erysIpelas pimplss,
botches rsckes and 10 rendering the san decsey
so white and smooth. Mind, reader, the only place
SewYork buy thss a. tue ssn Of the American Eass,
~ CLatham.st 40 Zteod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

ESCAPED IRON TIE BUFTALoLs.-Nr hoogntol
or H0ui0a volunteer for toe war IN Mckee Z" 20 n-d
disappeared and Was believed y Rave been run OF 10
the midst OF herd Of bIasloes ou ne Plans ass
81 safe tut Ano.t starved 10 death having been eight
days without food.
n The SPLENDID mansion and grounds o. ) W .
GIN. Esq have teen purchased y B.shop WEeisn u Dc
hs OF the Catholics for about $1,000 Ins VII D. con
vertec into seminary Of to- nlsi AS Ne perceive
Eso that the Protestsns are making al e5t 70 procure
ground and establish school On a. extensive SCALE
Wheeling VA Tines, 9th.
~ J.E. Mills, Esq Mayor Of Montreal, Is sick
Of iyphus lever induced by hi faithful s,is1esnes upoc
we unt0rfassie migrant shsds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

Loss Of the ship Empire.

PETERsBURG Va Nov. e 1871.
New Orleans papers Of the st have been re-
ceived, bu, contain nothing new from the Army
An arrival az Charleston Announces the total
wreck Of the ship Emyiie from New York the Coral
Reef near Absaco On the l7ih ult with 81. : o-srs
aud men on board, who were on the rect ten dsss.
They then shipped for Charleston, where 70 arrived
10 ssfeiy. TIE remainder were hourly expected. TIE
helnsmAn The only Person Oct
The steamer Chaplain. bound for New Orleans from
ST. Louis burs, her boilers On the "a while lying al
Bhdsevaisr.
The steamer Time Was sunk on the slsh above New
Orleans loaded With sugar cotton and mo.ss.es.
Bosros Nov 6 lsl7.
The steamers news had no effect upon market
sass Of grain limited ihl. Is election day buil
business doing Tho ship Esther May cleared this morn
ing for Cork with 1900 bushels corn.
HARTFORD Nov !. lsi7.
Flour has declined q cents sales dull Corn
stock On hand very light Cotton has receded cent
Butter good tub sells fofi- cens weather dull but 10
rain about 30 arrivals Of Vesssls since Saturday
PHILADELPHIA Nov. e. lsi7.
Ia removing some sick persons from Baker s. to
Temperance Hall Mary %. opposition Was offered ~
the citizen. The Sheriff finally stopped the not and
sent the sick 10 the Ans House Flour has declined TO
day 81. cents
BALTIMORE Nov G. 1877.
The Flour market has slightly improved Our
CITY Councils have appointed the 18th day Of November
for thanksgiving Much anxiety s already manifested
for the new. by toe steamer Washington due q
your port.
BUFFALO. Nov. 6 lsi7.
There is no news stirring Of importance Inc
weather is warm and rsiniDg-the general market 10
dull Flour sells today at 81, the receipts are larger