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MAPS. GUIDE BOOKS.


DEACU-ORCHARD COAL-Now disehMsins
L ron BARGE MONUMENT, 100 tons stone
BARGE SWALLOW, IS tons Broken;
BARGE HARRISON. li9 tons kgg.
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER ~ tons Nat.
For sale low from vessel Apply 10
T. STOKES DlCKERSON, i07 Anthony-st.
NJ n near Broadway.
COAL.-io0 tons frst quality LiveIpcoi saost aud
l ior ..ls by JOSEPH AcMUR RAf,
NJ corner OF Pine and South sts
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THE AMERICAN

A GRICULTURIST-A Msnthly PubleAtion, desisned
n 10 improve the Farmer, Planter st'ck-ofeeest SIC
Hortisunrst. edited By A. b Allen THIS eAcellent Pc
r.odicA commenced 10 1912, has cow reached Is N
wear steadily Increasing In value and interest lhousn
errrv uSv worthy the patronage Of the extensive
vt pseuary adapted % the want, OF that large class
Who having some land though but uttie ~sh - u'A>7
'-S' "'''e ~ - { NJ. SANTON.
nlsSt atthe Office Of publication. .Oo bIoaawty
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goods q Buffalo. bat will forward them 10 Messs
LtNiNGsfsS FAEGO II Buffalo. whose hne extends ~
sieeel 70 Milwaukee. Cleveland. Deig oit AMI Chicago
te The IA ptess propretors held themselves RESPONSE
BE ooiy - forwarding merchants
hssk notes, specie jesscry valuable hght and
eaSy goods teken By special ooly Glass and
s'ess~ere 'sssn Only al me s1le risk Of the
~ eoa Sestined for places Of the OF railroad
~est o. eauAo ~u Be oehvsred to other Express hines
OF oinst moe ~ between those places 1n-
l, other~i.e oderec and AL possibility on our part
-ps Inn LIVINGSTON WEIIS 1e~'T ~.
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10 70 20 IS 70 to 3d. 70 30 to 40 ri to 80 90 50 to 60
TO- 20 70 10, "a; 10 to co. s. 81 to 90 unknown -
Total, z3s. 49, g.. In r,,d IN.
PLACES o. HlTIury-United States, l4oi Ireland, ~
England, 4; Scotland ~ Germany france 9""Aei
I.ad 4. Mest Indies, z; unknown, T. Total, -.
from the Aims House Bellevue, Hospital Bellevue
Pententiary Hospital blackwels Island - Lunaue
A.rInTn BaekweIs LELAND, s; BoouiDgdae Hospital 5;
Aims House. Bsekwelrs Island. WGd Island d CITY
Hospital 3; Nursery Hospital, BLACKWELL Island, o. by
ina In Asylem, House Of hsIuse, y 'o1 ho'P''e
- A. w WHITE, City Inspector
CRY IxsyscTos's OFFICE November Is, i347.
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NEW WORK

NN THE GRAPE.-The Culture Of the Grape, ~ ,
OF.k Allen embracing directions for the treatment
he vine 10 the Northern States Of America IN the opel
air ruder glass structures. with aud without sftihe
heat. For sac By I. NJ. sAATON, 10 broAa~sy'
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NIAKsH,S CLASSICAL and Commercial

NARSH'S CLASSICAL and Commercial Aeade
WI N.Y. lO7 Henry-s,. Rsooklyn, will be reopened
Monday August So Tor the instruction o. young gentlemen
in every branch Of education necessary NJ them to eater
college counting house Terms from SlO 10 SIS per
quarter For circulars containing reference and other par
tcnars apply the Office OF this paper 81 ~ Willow
Rr,.,klvu Au.t n
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SCHOOLS.
CLAssRs. br pr

FRENCH CLASSES, by Prof J. P EDWARDS,
Il NJ every Monday, Thursday and Friday evening ct
50 MeDougast Professor Edwards 10 snave Of Paris,
aud teacher Prof TaTpans school, and by permission,
refers 10 the following gentlemen many Of whom have
been his pupils J. +. Forester. ND. 5. T. Hubbard,
MD. $. NJ Pond, A w. GabaudAn, L. @. FormaD, w. II
h,a.e Rev e n Raid Sc ~ Prof Fdwsra, will AZ.
tend the houses of pupils II requested class Tor
young ladies - organizing Apply personally or BY
letter At 80 McDouxal-st ne I'm
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n. tie CITY and County of ke York from TIC 6h day Of
Nepsmber to ns l3h day Of koUenlber, lo47.
Ma, es--Women, 6t-Boys, So Girls 81 Total, ZJs.
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LRENCH LANGUAGE anescs's Oral System
Madame DURAND. daughter Of the late Jean Mauescs
informs ladies and gentlemen that she Is Tganiz
casse. or the ladies morning eass FORMING
Residence - Waiker-st on imlstp'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

"A Ellis & co. late LIVINGSTON WILLS :
w Owing 10 the death Of Crawford Lvinz,,oa ,he 20
partnership firm Of Livingston Wells hss beep ai..~iS
The business IN all its aspects viii be continued bx H.
Surviving parrsr and the widow Of the late partner
New-York, Nov. 3, ls47 HENRY WELLS,
nln I'm CAROLINE &. LIVINGSTON
DRINTING PAPER Of various Kinds on hand snc
II adv size o. quality msnt 70 ordsr, BY
ns w CYRUS W. EIELD co. Bsrhnsslp.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE
CITY fTEur.

Tsf CouRrs.-In the case OF PRIME war" p"
- !. ,ss supreme Court general trn' the co''' o''
- The motion 70 disn's the sun~eli "sf's'h "-
o,,, Of Inc Court considering they ca not ns'0
-. "A, case IN the preseni form Of proceeding
:. "a. Supreme Coar Chambers the argument 10 ie'''
49,, ~ Madame Rssss. was eroogh' on 'ne "ouOn %
.,,o,, her TO bail Argument was presented o.
.'s. Jad.s ysmonss BY aesH' 0rshsm and BrsSy IN
,',' - -. motion. and Mr. Hoffman and the District
-. o,oos~s Judge E. ordered recess for hall
q, rhch TO look over the papers and consult az
S-...,o, after which he save written opinion de-
~ -. m. rnoton sno abe Was accordingly remsndec
10 the custody Of Tho Sheriff.
Tar STEAMER NV Y oRg-This steamer arrived
rom Newport yesterday afternoon BY way Of toe
sound. She psssed through Hell Gate without difficulty
q hing rarely done By vessel Of her size.
ArTKnp1 AT BuRoLAkY.-Some daring burglars
M ,de az attempt last eight sntcr the Seventh Ward
R.nk bv window 10 tns They became friRotsn
Cd sod ran OF without accomplishing their oesisn =
There were about one hundred dollars wOrfh OF purs
lar. Instruments found ths morning at the place which
,n the haste tbs burglars 10 escape, ~ere eiI osnlno
FoUsp DEAD-A man named DAME! Lynch was
6,a.a dad about o'clock this morning 10 tue rear 81
hou.r a. yrseyst He was taken 20 The house OF hii
brother near b. BY officer Noe Of the Third Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

i Nassau et.-Nouce $ hereby gwen 10 me feia
lives and next OF KIN of WILLIS ROOT late Of the City
OF New-York book binder deceased who Is alleged to
have died inesate that shall apply To- the suogae Of
he City aud County Of NewNork for letters Of AdInns
traton upon the estate Of said ntestae the Sd day
OF November ne H. o'clock 10 the forenoon Dated
New York, October p, lsfI JAMES ). ThAfER,
puh frniu
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THE GRAMMAR

nFTHE ACADEMY Or FRANCE, BY bonneea ano
" Lucsn revised BY NJ Mchsnd, with the Exercises 70
accom- many IL la use By the French Colleges fog sale ~
ms HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, 2l6 PeaEi-se
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS,
AND STATISTICAL WORKS Of almost every variety
hconsfantiy for sale al wholesale and retail, 9y
MS ST. J. DIsTURNELL. 10. BIoslway
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MPARIS BOOTS.-WM. NJ. YOUNG, formerly
No ADn-st but now the Paris Boot Emporium, 10
importing and manufacturing the best quality Of
French Cali Boots Tor ~ 50, equal 10 the best sold
In other for a. and 81 do fine calf so~cdths
IS 81 sDd warranted give satisfaction All siads
goods In his line kept constantly haod and made TO
order the shortest notice. OF Fulton add Nassau
St. Opposite the Herald Once nj luz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

~ FOR sALE-To Watch-makers and Jewellers
~ The entire stock and fixtures Of an old estab
IT, lished jewelry with good of custom
A ers tho owner will sell at fair appraisal for cash
approved paper The Of store moderate and
session given immediately For farther particulars apply
on the premises AARON C. BURR, 80 BOwery.
BIZ the above stock not disposed at private sale
the will be sold at auction I'D inst tho prem
NIL ~
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,TpIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, n

Il Nassaust-NOtce hereby given, 70 the relatives
and next Of kin Of FRANCIS WHITE, late mate on
board the brig Mobile, deceaed, and who Is alleged %
have died inesate that the effects Of the said ntes,ae In
the hands Of the Public Administrator, VIII be admins
tered aud disposed of by him according 10 law unless The
s. 70 be claimed BY lawful executor administration
Of the deceased, by the 9Th day OF December next
Dated New-York, Nov. 8, lS47. JAMES ). THAfEk,
M law4w Public AdministgstOF.
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IN PURSUANCE Of al order rom ths Surrogate Of
the County Of Kngs notice IL hereby given TO AL the
creditors Of JOHN BENJAMIN, lsss OF NE City OF
Brooklyn 10 said County deceased, 10 present their
respective wiki the proper vouchers hereoi al
No 81 Madeleine In he CITY of SewYork, on or be-
fore he zslh Of snusry, 48-Datei sswY0rk July n
1917. FREDEkiCk BENJAMIN,
WI lavsm Aimniarator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

n THE BEST LOT OF SINGING BIRDS
~ sger imported now landing from the ship May
SZ<nhower, from Antwerp.
~ 40 German Canary birds decidedly the Rest song
birds Imported possessing all the most desirable notes.
such he nightingale, beli metalique, roll wster-bub
bic and Tyrolienne notes.
50 long breed Cansgles from France and Be gun war
ranted pure breed.
o ishtingsles In best health and song.
wbistns starngs which sing perfect tunes
pair golden Pheassnts.
pair silver phsasnts.
All the above IN fine condition and will be sold
moderate prices They selected by the importer
In Germany france and Belgian especially Tor this
bet lie now Oilers them for sale II the store l52 VIII
liam 1t between fulton snd Ann SIS.
lft- CHARLES KEICHr
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TARIFF OF PRICES

= sNlesuca "a l-iS, BY RAP
Lots Of 30 lie. knd npw ard. !
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DrBLTC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, n

Nassanstreet-Notice Is hereby gwen - tnS t.ia
tive. and next of kin Of CHARLES ALBERT De IA
MARIE native 0f France deceased, ana who alleged
TO have lied intestste that shall apply 10 the Surrogate
OF the County Of NewYOrk tor letters Of administration
upon the Of the SAID iatesAte on The 10Th day Of
November next, ten o'clock IN the forenoon-Dsted
10 1.v1w Public AdministrafOr
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NOTICE.--ln pursuance OF an order OF Andrew b.
lNHodges Esq Surrogate OF the County OF Kings no
ce l. hereby given % all persons having claims against
PETER MORTON, late Of Brooklyn, in the said county,
deceased present the with vouchers thereof To
lie .ub.crbcr al MS place of business 80 South William
81 New-York on or before the lot day OF May isis.
EDWARD FILLGf, Executor
N.uyofk Nov fQfT NJ
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MEDICINES.

RoRRRr ". MORRIS. p. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

during the Suspension OF
press
lots Of % aud under 2e0 lbs
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County OF N-w-York notice s be -by given to all per-
sous having aims sgainst THOMAS MARTIN, late u The
Civ OF New-York deceased present he same win the
thereof 10 Tho subscriber MS residence, No 3
IN City OF Brooklyn, On or before he ih
day Of Febuary nett Dated New YORK. The % day Of
August l847. JOHN NJ. PERRY, Executor.
IzSbrns
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stores for sj-Fine French Boots 81 90, usually -
u and >7-fo0ted % order - -. Patent Leather
~ Double Soes Caters, Shoes, &C. proPortionably
low Our Boots speak sor themselves No putting Mend
lux done In the store. LANG HOLLAND,
Ill 3meOd TuTh1Saf ~ Annst
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cation Of the successful treatment OF the tefI'0'
disease Of Elephsntissis with guano' Inc o''1
narrated +. that Of a man who had been SHi''''
with the disease for two years he vas o''e'e
with ulcers. bis hands and feet had lost AL nA''-
e-r, h. lace was occupied by ;ubercles' WHICH
he.l.d oplv 10 make way for new ones he WAS
Mind bis nose vas nearly destroyed by an in'ernal
nicer. hi. digestion totally disordered' ano us '-D
.or,Bcb affected that be was occasionally insane
T., % dsv,' treatment. all the ulcers had closed
,h., IN the nose. bis feet and hands were
nearly reduced to their natural dimensions snu
onlv the scar. Of tubercles were remsinine Oh '"e
ace while the skin in every part was as sou
49, infant The films over the eyes were ohAPpea'
INC and digestion. appetite and sanity were III re-
stored .,..;: Tim. stated
The method followed in this case Is 'nu' ''S's.
p, ~ yirips the psii-nt an ounce OF sUano 10
-.i ~ bs,l-v which be viii take 81 SIX 10 70"
r,t,,ry the uhole thoroughly. In oroer 'n1' ~ ~"
49, ,srtieie Next DAY give him NsI" O'."'
.ngi,. heat,o the temperature o. the Do'y VI
into II a pound Of gusno vel Pui'e'l'e"
hopr and on leaving it the patient ought
N have some sort Of recreation An noor Ai'', -
- :. .roi,,sd with save composed Of vel Pulver'
i.sd guano and marrow. 90 the DAY OF 'ne '" STU
.,,s the eusno in Cruel should no, be taken And on
b dsv Of ..sins that the bath and amounting should be
o,,,t,ed I, would also be well for the patient to sleep
or rares. filed with gusno and in every way to live
in an atmosphere of that substance.
Byatable published in e. D'a, it appears that
IN 1s.s. in New Granada 2l2 days were rainy.
Among our flies are several numbers OF Il
Dueade. The Wizard. which seems TO be the only
comic illustrated paper ofNew Granada Its Wit
is sometimes pretty sharp, but often decidedly IN
delicate. This does not seem TO be blot upon IT,
a. we notice that the other journals are in the habit
of reply ing to the satire how and then severe
enough. which it occasionally exPends upon them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

and vi,tuous seamstrsssss can ever hope 10 en-
low If FOurierism proposed anything so out Oh
.,b;. vxho could wonder at the hostility OF
the Journal Co
IN, what and where is the remedy for this
state Of thinesi To grumble is easy but 10 snow
tina NAV 10 reform is not always so. How snsh
ira cot rid Of these insursnce-othces against the
- ...,lt, of laziness and vicei Let the des
-. d. cork or s.arve" says the Journal. Alb,
g, .uppo.e they turn upon you and say {" they
- ofeen ,sid TO u.s. and as thousands may truth
f,llv do at all times" Work Is just what we
wsntl-Give us work at fair wages. and we will
,purs your pauper regimen" Then what have
YOU to offer VIII you say, Strike OF into the
Countrywide Farmers are all in want OF harvest
hands The needy man at once answers, II
were a good farm sborer, l should never have
come to You But have never been taught farm
ing was brought up in a store or some such way
nv parents were rich and brought me up IN Idle;
sness-or they gave me what is called an ed1ca
ton. but which has left me useless and helpless
40 that I can find no work that VIII give me
bread will do snything-hnd me something 70
dor-what will you say to him Or would you
deprive of shelter the poor victim oil seduetoh ~
the hour Of her utter helPlessness and sgonyf MY
friend your bed is shorter thsn man can stretch
himself upon.-unless he be AZ once aiiiuent ana
ard-hesrted
Now this despised Fourierism, which you drag
in to disparage. would say in the premises Begin
BIZ securing TO every child a thorough Industrial as
well as Mental Education then guarantee to every
person unfaing Work adapted to hiscaPacity and
the lust Recompense Of that work Then you Will
have little need or call for Aims giving or Pubic
Charity. which now threatens to psrslyze Indus
try and beggar Wealth. as you forcibly show. Is
tbe-s ANYTHING in this plan which you ought to
hold up to rdicule or odium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11
Business Notices.

- Instead Of spending an hour in explaining n
.rs Individual that which ihs writer wishes The pue
IN know he adopts ina method recommended ,o oites
NJ employog ne hour In writing this adveriisem
which will be- read by thousands Al the same uu"
ga ch of whom he says exactly what be should say oti
IN dividusL VIZ: that competition In business o." .
creased rents on the hand. while II h.s tttg,'i
oront. ON the other thus cutting like stwoedge
roresentng the uncoub,sd fact. thsi the lna,'i.'
Who upou given amount Of business-sAy s2to" !
was lsying by 5000 twenty years ago |" NJ 'nh IN
owing 10 the p-titon) although dolns nm
absolutely losing COO To counterfeit 80 o''ssfou,
-, 1, b.hovas him 10 look tor remc'fi snd IN
a,., econ rnsnacd 4. simple and plain onei ~ -''
b,sin,ss-nHhtpy hc small Prftfs lnsrHd OF MY 4
..nt uuon ono TRANSACTION, make sprtht ~ twenty 4
esnt ON Ten and thus make four times ~ much.
This can BE- done simply by procuring more custom 7
which IL easily Elected by rulsreng the circle o. b.
ness acquaintance through tho multiplication ~ mess
ordinarily adopted Tor that purpose ts'esd OF 'O"eAt
di,tibute OQO and instead Of fre country ~ Htpspf
advertise in my. II fos papers will produce sp''
number Of customers my Will bring "H n~@ a. ~ 4
aud a there il country enough and customers snoe
mi newspapers enough within the iniu' nee ~ tbs
b., No g6od reason can be- urged agsinst H. Ard ~
Il can be promptly. safely ana judlc'ousy accomplish
,broush the agency ofV BfALNER. Who can eV-e'f
r,ou,lts Information beside being duly sppoiutd 4
,,,iv emnowered by the respective propri"tors OF
h.i nsuers of all the cities end principal towns In
country 10 receive and receipt Tor adyeriisemenns
subscriptions.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC lEGRAPH


WASHINGTON Tuesday. Aug lo-P "
BY the arrival at New Orleans Of the schooner
MARY Jane we have advices from Tsmpico TO the
2eth ult but no confirmation Of the reported occo-
patton Of the Capital Gen. Taylor remained at
Walnut Spring. as late as the 18th Of July. his
whole command numbered 1000 men he would
march upon San ais soon as reinforced by 1000
fresh troops romor prevailed at Monterey as
early as 18th July, that Gen Scott had defeated
large body Oh the Mexicans near the Capital This
i. supposed 70 be the origin Of the r1mOr at Msts'
moros few days later.
The steamer Fashion, with later news. was due
and hourly expected at New Orleans Her arrival
will probably resolve al doubts.
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~ The MoAurSo edition Of the Dinr T',' !

- The MoRsrSo edition Of the DALI
ia served by carriers al the residences or piae"
mesa Of subscribers in all parts Of the CAy. lS
ING edition, containing the TRANSACTIONS NV -
Board and the News Of the morning T" So,
day at O'Clock, and another edition 8, oe
the New. by the Southern Mail and the hHisN =,
dsy Both these editions sold Al our eo'hN' :.
boy, and ne wsmen in the street at TWO eSs"
We publish no Extra al any time unless W ". a.
mead OF EXTRA on the paper, and even '0ea an
Der copy Is ali that we charge. When ne ~, rs
more than that price, it is matter 0e'''. "A "
the purchsssr--we have no benenf r0" u.
means encourage H. We understand 'aS
exsss tnis extra shave only IN wsnstl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

sAEDss sAssAPARnLA.-rbs health OF me hDm'"
TEN depends almost entirely upon the sae OF he ''"'
II tho vtshzlue duid which pergsdes ever, hs'e Wy
membrane. fibre Glsmrnt, gland. or other organ P'"'
or subsidiary n tho blood he charged witt he esnse'
d seass sickness must be the eonsequonce-apo onu'
Of dsess@ existing IN the blood are erade'~
permanent relief can bs expected. IL 10 here "'
powerful hsslth-rssoring properties Of sssd'' s"''
rilla msnifesed lie searching operation reaches
causes Of disease and The cures II performs are hes
radical and thorough. Its potential virtues Ts Ms'
by thousands Of rheumatic and scrofuous ps,isns'ns
all who have taken This preparation Tor oisesse's
skin. Il At once arrests shs internal cefsnse'necl'
Graduates the outw ard evidences Of disease.
Prepared and sold wbolesae and retail oy a .
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton corner o' '
nsm-sl z7s Broadway, and II East Broadway =. =,
Sold also by Druggsss generally Throughout ne V'
States. Price 81 per bottle or air bottles forso'
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pxrxs SKIN SMITH, Esq Pall.del'nia, Pa

FRoN HAvASA-On the nth nit. the spanish
h,,s Au.vo ibsrls upon bet voyage from LlNeiPom !"
S.n. a.. lost on reefs south We OF Isp~ S1ln
RS me pii-t sud eight Of the crew have sff'sa Al
Nst.nzss Inc captain remained - tske enNeo Oh 'De
600 v.bch tso sohooners from PrOVi denee "eTo en-
Mr Campovn James Dslrymple member oil TIE
,n,Nrd commission sis,ipg ~ Havana reseDuy ae1 N
TAI civ His fuDers IoOk place on 'hs Ao'H ~'' o
h.d h, Ia the spyulnine nj Tor ten year.
IN. s,tor of the DsariO as.d Aart~a mes seeo P"Pe''
from Mrrlos OF me 4tn July. loe ias s'ah S'
turr terminated It's on The lob OF June.
passed VARIOUS laws sgusupg Its Treasury pvPs1onN
imposing some Rev iniyosts and making ,Vnie 80
Among the lstrr, 10 10 mehuoneo ms .ne uy
cavalry asd eofps OF engineers have oeen 80 80
While the infantry have teen Increased. iuo 49,
thst The made are soen 'ns' 'ne N
celyls OF the Government nov eq1sl "a us esPSS
lures though no provision made Tor the Paoe uso
The receipt OF P0oc securities IN part pay neh "
duties bad been suspended, injury OF commerce
ana The credit VI The UOvrrume1t
Inc Laarto attaches htts Qucnce 10 these meas
ures ss the whole 0i Insm will reviewed by Con
sr~ss which has sre~dy Tor the let VI
September. The elecuOns tsken place the
fgh Oi JAY
Ths Provisional Governor and Council hsd returned
IN IN, C.ptsl d. Iusto Sirrrs hsd resigned
sn, Counsel hsVng 0een BOulsUsieG forvig a
n,.sioo Tue Iara0 Ihinks pOssl0le be hss
10 me United states. IN u Pc OF ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

Mesde's mai POT r'esry) Folks mel sS4-
I;vs The Journal &c commerce mistakenly asserts
that we haye tried to asst doubt on Mr. Meade
Loco. Focoism Not birf we stated that he ''0'
vbis so long as our 'opnoueu favored Northern
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went back To them add TO stick go long a. 'hey
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any other wilmot Provso an for President De Il
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mistake OF calling them Wings