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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

ARCTIC ExPEDITIOS.-A letter has been received
from DR.. John Rae, dated Al York Factory Hudson's
Bay the Plat Of September last Ia which be gives
interesting description Of successful expedition under
taken BY him In July 1916 under the direction Of ihs
Hudsons Bay Company. for surveying that part Of the
continent which remained unexpOr-d. he had sue
cessuly executed bis mission and returned after hsv
log traced the coast All The way from Lord Mayors Bay
% within few miles Of the Straits Of The Fury and
Heels, and having proved the correctness OF sir John
Ross superstition tina, Bootha Felix Is peninsula
be left Font Cnurcn with party Of thirteen men July
l-i6, and returned there after moot ccut and sd
venturous Journey September 6, lsi7
PRAIRIE FIREs-Terr1bie CGiamif We re-
greet to learn BY our agent luE 10 from Washington Co
10 this state that Of best aud wsstnies, farm
Ia that county have had their fences houses barns
stacks OF grain And everything belonging 10 nsn swept
away By the ceyouring element TIE usual precsu-
tops although simple and eectus against the burning
OF the praires neglected and ne consequences 10
that many OF tae bes; Improved farms In that county
have Deen destroyed The FIRE was more extensive Ia
i,s rsvages than Any We have ever before heard Of
We trgs; the sccoulE. are greatly exaggerated. We
are informed that the esumsed loss 10 Set Gown Al y
tA0nsaAd a0l!rs. burlington Iowa Hsskeye.
INFORM krIOS WAsrED.-An Irish enigrant boy
named Joan Nxso1. Of samuel Nixon about six or
years Old separated from his father al the
steamboat landing foo, Robinsonst Newfork. on the
night Of The 18Th INST The father Il supposed - have
proceeded 10 Rochester such being his desnson The
BOY came 70 this city and may D. found 81 rs Herkmer
o. Ne~fork and Rochester papers will plesse copy.
AID. Eve. Jour.
FIRE N SARATosk.-A IRE occurred al Saratoga
Springs Friday evening which destroyed the stable
OF Mr.. Munger With four horses TIE stable Of Mr..
Cook and that connected with the l. ) Hotel we're
sdersoly damaged Several ether buildings including
prsnrnS ones were more or lss u. aired.
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Businces Notirce.

Az OsiGINAL RuBENs At L,sr-TheTe u most beau
tifol Picture, painted unquesorahy by that great
ter RrBsNs just arrived from Europe 10 the Prince Al
BERT which exhibition at as Broadway, Of
LispensIdt It will be here but for short time, 10
to be taken hence London. IL the celebrated Altar
Piece Of the Alteration OF the Virgin ard the iulsEt
Jesus BY St Bonsventurs aud is admitted, universally
be the splendid specimen Of that extrsordn1y
Painter II painted in the 10th century, sud the
err without fear OF contradiction may safely say that IL
has not s equal in Europe the United States Every
admsr Of Rubens and Of the chest excellence in the As
should this and take with them every member Of their
family Whenever had anything equal approaching TO 1t
here before and century may eapse before such smother
opportunity may The price Of admission IL only
Is cents aud it can be seen from A. NJ till 10 P NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

TRINIDAD AND VESEzUELA-Trinidad promises
10 enjoy steam communication with VenezuelA The
Government OF tbs latter has contracted for opening the
road from Msturin 70 Cumsna, and FOR putting the
river Oreponche steamer which was % ply regularly.
Is farther proposed that steamer OF larger size
should be employed complete the circle Of communi
cation OF these places the spanish Main with POr, Of
spain, which would ply between Msiuna. Guirs, and
Port OF Spain. II the Government of Trinidad would
NEE, them with a bounty Of 800 Per Annum for ave
years and exemption from tonnkge and other port
charges well AFFORD them every reasonable facility
AZ the Custom House. By this arrangement az carried
OUT voyage. which now takes eight days 10 accom-
plisb would be accomplished IN twenty four hours.
Kingston (Jsmsical Journal.
Two MURDERS n MADIsOS-On Friday night,
the 5,h inst a man named Couch, oversesr for Mrs.
Carroll on Walnut Bayou, Madison parish. La was snoi
BY some unknown assassin. and on Saturday the 9th,
Rev Mr. Preston shot aud instantly killed Ia the
same parish while sitting Al bis dinner, By John Elliott
formerly Of Nsichsz The murderer. In the latter IN
stance said TO have been for some weeks partially In
sane An Indian supposed TO have been oroed TO the
deed 10 under arrest for the murder Of Mr. Couch.
Decision IN RIOT CAsE.-We are glad to per
ceve that oil the questions touching the charter OF 81
Augustns's Church were decided yesterday BY bis
Honor Judge Rogers and Jury, In f.vor Of Corpora
don lPennsylvsrisn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

The Ersning Mirror the organ Of Taylorism IN
this City while avowing its adhesion to all the fun
dsmental notions Of Loco Focoism, speaks oil It's
Editors past support Of Mr. Clay, and pronounces
him worthy Of all esteem snd devotion, bat adds
Nothing can avail 10 make him President. His Lex
neton Revolutions taeGss respeo for him az man
bli tlsy XII his chances as p0laseiaa His sentiments
are Doble and holy If you Will but he sadly rni''ske
the current Of the heart If be thinks to gain
yotes BIZ abandoning terrii0ry.
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TOT Inc IriUlne-
SWINGING SiaSs.-We have been requested 70
call the attention OF those In authority 10 grievance
which few respee,aole stores In Chsthsn-st
susrus from by tbs arbitrary and meddng conduct Of
certain individual In compelling them 10 tske down
their small swing signs which have up for years wilhou.
any inconvenience % passengers while others In the
same neigh borhoOd allowed 10 remain unmoestsd
Surely If the thing IL be done let IL be general and
murmur will De made agsins, but to select few 10
not very honest on the part Of said individual
CHATHAM-STREET.
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u II Mr.. Bob smith or Dick Brown or say Of the
Of the dear public do choose believe the
many times we-as well other respecta0s eitlssns
have assured them tia: the following are the qsass
VI JoSEss Coral Hair kestofsv sold 3s thsy maj
disbelieye; they will be the losers not we
IL will strengthen weak sckly roots causing them -
grow sprout, and stop the hair from falling It Will 70
scur dandTai from the haF scalp and cure y
THE scaQj VI breeding scur IL will dress, soften sne
beatty harsh, dry bad hair keeping s0ft, moist and
silky long time IL will light, red, gray hair %
dark look, and by ito timely maze II grew
naturally dark from the roots scalp.
Sold only In Ne~-fork At s2-mind So chsthsn-ss 10
Brooklyn al l3s Fulton-st M -tsoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

ho>xY AND Srock MARKET Stocks have Improved
to-day. and the Money market 10 not sringest
Saturday. which, IN insncsl language blue day.
There Is money enough long there IL confidence
enough and We see no good and sufficient cause for
any statement Of the latter. Bost Eve Trans.
Nor do we-but when a panic is once started
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

" For business pursuits Of every description, N
which the custom Of the people Of any section Of tho
country is desirable, the Agency Of v b. PALMER, Tn
bune Bulldogs affords choice OF the most widely cir
culsfed journals ia which 10 advertise and the lowest
practicable prices The rropretors OF tbs best papers Of
all the cities and principal towns In the Union have
forzed him 10 make contracts the exscte5
ct the respective Office.
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By Telegraph to The Tribune.
From the sourh-rirr nj Norfolk.

BALTIMORE Nov g.
No New.Orleans papers have come to hand To-
day.
The Office Of the Beacon at Norfolk, Va. ard the
Pablo Reading Room connected with that ests0-
lishment were entirely consumed By fire on satur'
day night last. The books of the concern were
saved and the buildings were partially insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24
BALTIMORE. Nov. 23-lP.

A few sales Howard street Flour at IS 81 aud
City Mills held At S. without sales. Wheat selling AZ
- TO IS for good 10 prime white and % to 81 for
reds Mixed Corn so and Osts 40 Sales 900 bills
Whisky. Sales OF Hogs al ) 25 10 20 per 100 lbs
Provisions without change.
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COMMUNICABLE ]

fCOMMu>ICATkD
o.,xsnrn OReAs There was an exhibition OF
~ organ 10 the Church Of the Puritsns on Mon
a. sxsplps Nov "a Some Of the nrr orgsnsu 10 the
Ci,v reformed upon H. showing ell the variety OF ito
.,oos and combinations Mr. Kinssy played With great
,s,s and skill and produced many hne essc,s Mr. King
,,emporixed with bis usual ability, passing through
,rsst variety Of changes and introducing several beau
siful melodies Mr.. Grestorex distinguished himself Ia
hi. whole performances. he commenced with full and
sustained hsrmones showing the power OF the entire
Instrument We were struck with the fact that though
All the stops were drawa there was freedom from the
nose ard hsrshnsss usually heard In of tbs, sire
10 our Presbyterian and Cor gregsons churches we do
not need very large and loud organs their cnef object
being 10 accompany the choir sod we think that toe
taste Of the people OF this church 10 70 be- commended,
for prefsiBg % tone 81 unnecHsssry noise
Mr. Gresorex psyed with much variety OF style inter
spersug with melodies snd chssta hsrmones snt coset
beautifully upon the sof.est stops Ia the swell We no.
tced some OF the stops the finest and purest We ever
beard particularly ths reed stops and coruei 10 the
swell with the double stopped dspsson, the crcnooa
and night horn and al the open dispssons The peds
vase Is Of quality very eAecve ard the Instrument, So
whole msy safely be pronounced the noesi In our
CITY will add this. the Instrument was made oy the
establishment No % WOostsr.st y. \. I. ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

IL The extensive variety tho improved Metal
lie Rubber Fabrics have are At the Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse 100 Broadway Thsr overshoes they
can brag on ne I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

GRAND G,LA Day THIS Ar THs ANERIcAS MUsGUM-
Two splendid performances take place IN the afternoon
AZ aud In the evening az haifpsst O'Clock The lows
Iudsr snobe band Of Aborgnes appear 10 their vsri.
Gus War aud other Dances illustrative Of Their chnstsr
and habits appear each and Great Western the Yankee
Comedian the Ethiopian Serenader- and others also
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24
The Camden Murder.

Therew.rd for the murderer ofRobsrts has been
increased 70 81. 200-,he Governor $780, and the
Mayor Of Camden eco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

LATE APPorSIMESr.-C. P. Sengstack was yes
terdsy appointed by the President Warden the Uated
States Peniensry IN this city In place Of Robert Colt
man who died on Friday night Nat. Int.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

DIAMOND POINTED GoLD PEss-Persons wanting Gold
Pen are recommended try he Rieheeu Diamond point
ed Gold PEN price 81 They have never failed 70 give
entire Satisfaction, ana they acknjwledged to be the
cheapest aud best pen in the world Sold exclusively BY
B. T. WArsos, IS Wiiliam.s door below Wsllsf and
aud Y SAVAGE. 20 Fgltonst manufacturer ard dealer
IN Gold Pens Gold and Silver Pea snd Pencil cases IA
Nc lsoId Psns reuaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

hROOkLtNl NOV q I'll
MEssRs EDIToRs.-I perceive in your paper Of
Monday. 18th inst description of my store, 10 which
the following statement is made Gas 10 Brooklyn
Private Enterprise The 6rs sitempi to establish ss
iu The City of Brooklyn is By private enterprise J. w
Smith. proprietor OF Apothecsrys Hall has introduced
gas nto hi. premises which be Manufactures By 50 sp
para,us procured from Europe
This mistake sud tits but jas, 10 state tnsi my
store Is lighted by Safeguarding Gas Lamps manuiae
tured sud sold by Chss starr Jr & Co. OF III Fulton
.. New York TIE appearance OF the chandeliers Is 80
similar to that of vspor gas TO lead close inspector
10 suppose them to be the same. JAS w. SMITH.
Court At corner Montssueplsee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

tR- We are under oblig cations to the officers Of
the steamer packet Norsr1 from Charleston, for New
Orleans papers of the 18th. Our thanks also due to
the publishers Of the CAarlsssOH ErsAins Macs for their
Kindness In forwarding ss papers BY this steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

u GovRAvDs ITALIAN MEDIcATED Soar, 80 celebrated
of the positive removal Of tan plmpes, Eeckes old sores
nnzworm, morphev, szow, red rough chapped other
wise injured IL for sale In thls city only 81 walker
ST. hrst store fKoA Broadway Also broR and bas ftet
poDade, very superior quality, for Immediately chspgpI
red gray hair. OoVsAuDs Liquid Vegetables Rouge,
Oosraods Lily White, Lobins perfumes tor the hsndksr
chief O0CsAyDs Poadrs SUBTLE for
hair from tho forehead any part Of hs
frame. bear in mind o. Watsrst hrst from
Broadway; Boston. lx3 Wsshinston-st a0u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

E'~ The Boston CAronOtype says that the cred
hors Of Horace C. Gray Co he large dealers In iron
who failed in Boston some days since) have granted
them an extension and they will 90 before. This
arr sDgoment-ssys the CiroEOfyPe-removes no ineon-
siderable panic in Safest and great anxiety from the
minds of hundreds of poor sborers who have been In
employment At the FORCES Of these manufacturers
ltis supposed that this firm would have ample means
to pay their debts II they could only be made available
But the fact H. the Boston people have talked themselves
into panic we hope now, they will reason them
selves out OF H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

~ The cheapest end best place the city gst yos5
Boots aud Shoes is at Joness Annst tho Museum
p2O lWr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

" kIRxBRiDE's Tstters4lls Hssvs Powdsrs are dsi.y
performing wonders In the Of hssvss, cough, ks "
horssa See advertisement m another selama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24
SEw-yORK ELECTION.
cHAuIAUQuE Co.-IOtaciaI.l
SUFFOLK Co-lofcial

fAll the candidate. for ASS. nbiy are whis, A5sfisH
LIT Gov SIS ; Sec State, $50, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

y The French steamer New York sails today
naPM. Hsr mails close q noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

II A report in one Of the morning papers yes
tsrdAy that the arm Of J. w Blo5get & Co large job
bsrs in Boston had failed we esrn ia eDiirey whou,
foundation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24
BAKER L scRIBNER,

u See ia this paper the notice Of Mr. BENNETT, wEe
has long been distinguished Of the accom-.
plisbed Professors Of Bookkeeping and Accounts in tho
United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

II We have received file of the Bermuda
Royal Gassts to the 9th inst II contains Even
the advertisements are Old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

cY Every article of patent medicine Be found fsr
uae, at proPrietors lowest prices at H. OorsH Coz
Depot, l4s fai,onst 4th door from Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

Now = rHE TINE TO FUR UP-And KNOX, ~ Fulfou.st
prepared his Winter customers with fhe best
and cheapest FuIs be found IN the city for further
particulars call at the counter OF mis- ~. KNOX
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~ Persons wishing The Tribune left regularly at
heir residences at their pisces of business either in
se~'fork Brooklyn, Jersey City, wllismsburgh or
Newark will please leave their address q; the desk Of the
Publishing ofce or send it by note through the Post Of
nce The price Of The Daily Tribune to those who regu.
sy receive IL fro Carriers 10 2s Cents per week
Country subscribers for the Daily, o. per snnum
90 DO ssntWsskly, . DO 40 -, 20
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NJ A y RIEn a

Az Brooklyn, L. |. Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 20 by
hev Or b. G. Cutler, Rector OF ~ AIMS Church, Mr.
MONROE T. GALE to Mise LYDIA A., daughter OF
samuel Fuller, Esq
10 Versennes, Michigan, on the 9Th inst by Rsv I B
Granger hr l.. A. HlNE Of Cincinnati, to Miss HELEN
NJ CHAPLIN OF Vergenres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

HOSPITAL AT STATEN IsLAsD.-The following !,
the weekly report Of the Marine Hospital for the week
f-oun Novenber Is 10 lQd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

por,cr-Four men, who gave their names Pc
49,. So. sylvester Sears Peter Midmors ana Joseph
ser Se 49, srr,.,sd 10 answer q charge Of having
smln' 18th Of wool from on board tho steamboat
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

PROPELLER ISDEPESDEScE.-The Buffalo Com
meia says the Empire brought passengers from Saul
Ste Marie who rePor, the propeller arrived safe q, the
ssut shout hour after the Samuel Ward left on the Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

sasDs's sARsAPARILLA-fieslihl choicest Of tempora.
gifts, what compensate for thy loss, what sys
pleasure in thy absence When thy withe the
cheek thy light orskes tbs eye the most cheerful
apt despond, the tmid 10 despair Perhaps thsrs
few maladies that prey upon the spirit rap
idly undermine the strength Of the patient Than those Of
uleerous eruptiys nature scroiulous ulcers,
and suppuating VI ell kinds rapidly produce
cmsestion and feebene and diseases Of the skin with
which the stomach closely sthzes frequently pro-
duce the effect BY destroying the appetite But we
would say sufferers from these dseases-Nettsr de-
spond despair The experience Of years, the coobs
raye testimony Of innumerabie witnesses warrants us "
pTolOuncng SsSDss SAEsAPARILLA specific Ia such CO
Unless the mprudsnce Of tbs patient marsits effects
1t lisa perfectly reliable remedy in maades Of iii' char
acter
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by B. d.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, corner Of VIII
hsSn-st z73 Broadway and ~ Fast Broadway. N York
sold also by Druggists generally throughout ia. ynso
States. Price 81 per bottle or sI bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

Rk,curp IRON DRowslss-A boy named John
na~oo.sb fsI overheard yesterday OF Pier No North
pvsr ~, was rescued from drownns ~ oficer Fsle-
m an of the Fourth Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

~ The Messrs. Harper have usi issued an il
lustrsted Catalogue Of the works which they publish
It handsome psmphe, Of 100 pages snd contains the
names Of large number OF valuable works. Il may
be procured of the Msssrs Harper personal sppcs
tlon By letter. postpaid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

B- Gen. HERoS, Minister Plenipotentiary from
New Granada arrived In this City last evening IN the
ship ChristovEl Colon from Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Al the City Clothing Warehouse,
No. lO2 FULrON-sr. OPPOSITE THE CHURCH.
SELLING OFF AT COST. n2l Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

New CRY HALL-The work upon the new City
Hall /. drs wing nesr completion, and the construction
Of the tower ia rspdly progressing Tho tower viii 30
of an oclsgon form ornsmened with % columns OF the
Coristhsn style of srchilecture-the whole 10 De sur
mounted By dome ~ feet high. The hight of the City
Hall 10 shout 60 feet the lower tier of columns on the
sides of the cupos including the ruses or capitals to the
same. will be 81 feet; the upper tier Of columns, &c.
are TO be shout Is feet which together with the dome
of 2 feet will make the entire hight Of the top Of the
eupos. from the ground shout lo2 feet to which may
be sdied the figure Of goddess Of Liberty Intended
to be placed on the dome.
ATTEMPTED TO DRowS HiNsELF.-As one OF
the Fulton ferry boats crossing the river about one
o'clock yesterday, of The passengers uisn spps'
rentv about IS years Old pulei Of bis overcoa and in
SANITY sprang into the water The alarm was mmedi-
aey give n the stopped and the stranger who
supposed 10 be lsborinz under mental arrangement
was rescued from the water in very exhausted state,
and taken 70 Nss.York where, we understand he was
finally resusc,sied under the attendance OF medical aid
IS yesrs old sttred blue dress aud velvet bonnet
committed suicide day or two sgo by drowning herself
Ia tho Eat River 10 front OF Messrs williams ship
yard, at Wiiamsburgh. Her body was shortly alter,
ward recovered but yet she has no. been recognized
by any person She s supposed 70 be stranger 10 the
place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24
oRIGlSALIrY WILL TRIUMPH OVER
Mean-ninded Imitation
Thus II Is that
the public
now see

the limitations u JOSEss Italian Chsmc. soap Uosssn
noos Of tho chemical qualities thls-ths article
In curing eruPtion dist gurements Of the sslnssch
Chopped resD, setfheum, scsrsy erysipslas plnpl,s
ootehes, freckies &c and In rendering the cssy
SOFT white and smooth. Mind, reader the only place IN
Me- York 70 buy this the sgo Of the American ksss
81 Chstham-a ny zr.cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-A young woman, whose
name could not learn and who proved 70 be insane
called a, the Chiefs Ofhce yesterday afternoon when
she stated that she had the evening before arrived IN
this City from Danvile. Conn with her brother who
left their boarding house Ia the morning aud had no.
since returned and that during his sbsence she went
10, q Broadway and Futon-st for the pur.
pose OF purchasing some articles Of jeEelry and on
leaving the place had become bewt-red and lost de-
string De conducted 10 the Albany boat that she mzht
return home She sftthe Office. however and went in
TO Faonst where she stopped 10 the hall Of the house
OF Mrs Turner. who upon asking her vhat va 8 the
mser. discovered that al right and called for
q cab. when she again conveyed % the Chiefs Of
ice accompanied by Mrs T. WHO manifested every
sympathy for Ter Arriving At the Office she wa. Der
ircty frantic uttering most horrible shsks She had
plenty Of funds and doubtless has escaped from her
family Of whose ~heresoout 10 one has been able 10
ascertain. Shs 10 Of rather prepOsessng appearance
and from her general uiein We would suppose her
10 be OF 10 common education snd breeding Where
she 10 from 10 one can tell and abs refuses 10 answer
any questions other than that she 10 from Danve She
10 properly taken care Of and her friends will In all
PROBABILITY Be on 10 search for her in few dsys be ,bs
whence sne may
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

MICHIGAN CAPIrAL-We learn from the Detroit
Free Press tina, the State Departments will be removed
from Detroit to Michigan City about the middle of De
Gerber at which time the Capitol will be ready.