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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
ph,Iosonbv Of the n. III. Election.

The Washington Union is wonderfully pleased
with the victory gained by the Administration
forces in New. Hampshire Whence We have a
right to infer that the Editor of that paper has be-
come convert to the principles Of the Wilmot Pro
yso
For some time previous to the election 10 truth
during the whole session Of the late Congress, the
Loco FocO members from New Hampshire who
were candidates for reelection, were busily en-
gagged in circulating through the State vast quaint
ties Of Giddngs's, Roots, Wilmots speeches
to seduce their constituencies into belief that
they were the determined opponents OF the farther
extension of slavery. These speeches, and others
of a similar character ranked by themselves.
reached every part Of the State before the election
and undoubtedly had powerful effect upon the
success Of the Loco Foco ticket
Had it not been for the rapid change of front made
by these Representatives and their supporters in
the State upon this question, the Allies would
have carried New. Hampshire by much larger
vote than last year. This was apPrehended by the
leaders of Loco Focoism there; and to prevent q
second defeat the Representatives alluded to were
urged by letters from home, particularly by the
Chairman himself OF the State Committee, by oil
means to espouse and advocate the doctrine Of the
Wilmot Proviso. The advice was folowed-the
whole LocoFoco Delegation in Congress, in both
Houses voted for the Proviso made merit oftheir
vote with their constituents, and saved the State
another year to theirparty
The only principle much dwslt upon in the can
vass was that of the Wilmot Proviso. Tho wal
which was instituted and is now carried on for the
extension Of Slavery, of course, was denounced by
Wings and Liberty men-but the great question o
agitation was this Wimot Proviso. Every Loco
Foco itnerant orator was loud in its praise every
Loco Foco newspaper was filed with arguments
! in its defence. The Liberty men themselves were
obliged TO give way 20 the louder and hercer de
nunciations by these ready converts OF any and a.
measures calculated to extend the institution o
Slavery,
Where there was so much ssseyeration, sucl
seemingly sincere protestations, there could no
| but be some belief And consequently while thou
sands were persuaded 70 remain in their old ranks
against former homes, determination to leave
some hundreds We're inveigled back. and gave
majority TO Loco Focoism.
The victory, such as it is then, is due not TO tn
iuhuSHCS VI AVNVA w Pi"~iP4Ss Jus W e"sis N@he
fal snd gusrded suppression Our opponent
were obliged to steal from our wArdrObe-thei
own being much tattered and Of obsolete charsete
the dresses through whose fsvorins disguise the
have perpstrsted q temporary deception upon tn
people.
The Editor OF The Union then. If he rejoice 8
this rict0ry must rejoice in the estabhshment--th
firm establishment in New Hampshire OF the prir
ciple Of the Wilmot Proviso
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The ousstiou Of Indemnify.

The Washington Union Of Tuesday evening con
,.ins communication on the Question OF inoem-
nifty written with more ability and characterized
by sn exhibition Of more srgumentstYe power
than the usual contributions 70 that Journal eo'''
nal or otherwise We think the article has an ear
marx. Are we wrong in supposing thai II i 'ne
production Of a gentleman. who lately negotiated
peace with the Celestial Empire. and woo no"
seeks TO conquer one in Mexicoi
From TWO propositions, or facts. the writer de-
opstrstes the inevitable necessity Of the conquest
Of Mexico the first the general rule that governs
the course Of en- grafton, always from ngoroui 70
genial climates the second, the liked Avs q
Nature, tba; the efein0 gs'taD' shall be ID Nor1n'
ern regions where the human race is at once
more prolific and longer. lived than IN the Souih'
These are the two constituents Of the writer
opinion, that no serious evil could be sonereo oy
Mexico and that neither the laws Of Nature, nor
cause Of humanity and civilization could be OUT
ragged By our acquisition Of the Northern provinces
Of Mexico
Nothing bat the intense stolidisy Of the Mexicsns
has prevented their recognition Of the ." IndisPo'
table fact that the violent disruption OF their pro
yinces would be no serious evil 20 them lne
whole Of the conclusive argument before Us proves
that such change would be positive blessing
And " have received call to thrust TINS oiess
ing upon them at the point Of the bayonet
In sorseyhat contradiction 10 his iNeUdoCte con-
ols,ston. the author comedies that however nuch
the Mexicsns might abuse the gifts Of Providence
their abuse Of them could not give us any nght 10
wrest them from their possession
The solution however Of this concession VIII be
discovered in the forthcoming answer OF the writer
to bis own very pertinent question " Have we no"
right according to the law OF nations, to aPPro-
pirate 10 ourselves any portion Of the territory OF
Mexico" This answer is TO appear in the next
Union; and the Affirmative can be maintained with
safe prscedsnts The Tartar. the Macedonian, and
the Corsican authorities are oil that way. Gengis'
Khan. Alexander and Napoleon. great ongina-
tiers as well as expounders Of the law OF nations
have made al answer to the inquiry quite easy
THE Lord sends meat and the devil finds cooks. -
The proverb is somewhat m1styi but if Providence
or inevitable destiny. give Us Mexico we shall
know where TO look for to Justify the acqusi-
tion
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r. We are again under obligation to Mr. Der
MS for Boston papers Of yesterday.

THE SUPPLIES FOR IRELAND AND SCOTLAND
Csngress a. rs lste session, readers know,
the Secretary Of the Navy 20 place A. the dis
posa of Captain George {. Dekay Of NewJersey, the
United States ship Macedonian and ~ the disposal OF
Capt r B Forbes, Of Boston. the United StALes ship
Jamestown for the purpose Of Transporting 70 the
furnishing poor Of Ireland and Scotland such conribu
tons IS may be made for their relief but the Altcrns
i've discretion given by the resolution that II
the Secretary shall be OF opinion that the public ntsres;
will Re better snbse-ved thereby he Is suthozed dis
patch said vessels upon the service Aforesaid a. pusAe
shipsr Il the opinion Of the Secretary under
stand thsi in the present exgences Of the service lhs
public interest would not Be subserved By dspstehing
thes vessels on their benehceni errsnds pubic ships
The means necessary for sueh spRTpose-Ihe men es
pecially-are imperiOusly required Tor naval opera
tions against TIE public enemy. Dircctoas therefore
have been given 10 place the ships a. the disposal Of
Captains DeHsy and FORBES in pursuance Of the mani
fest will OF Congress expressed 10 the first clause Of
is Joint resolution which was regarded mandatory
They viii be assigned. without their batteries. but
csulked and WIFI tAbks ballast spsrs csbles anchors
sails and rigging adapted in al respects 70 secure their
safety for the contemplated voyage IA no respect do
they 40 out a. public shps Their public character hAs
voyages by their xnser under the direction OF Con
ress 70 private persons Ia order TO susserve the VUr
pose Of private charity. Whether II would have been
appropriate or MOTH good or bad tssito send them
cat a. National vesssa Is question which dOos not
arise The Joint resolution Of Congress authorized
their employment In public capscisy only IN certain
contingency, and this contingency In the Judgment 81
the Executive. does not AZ the present time, exss-
Nothing remained therefore but execute the resolu
ton In the manner which has been adopted By the de-
Psrtsnsnt Iwshington Union- March 10.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
sY ELECTRIC TELEGRAM
NEw.YoRK EEGrsLATURE.

SENATE. .ALsASr March Isl NJ
A bill was reported 70 authorize me AHlsi' -
Institute TO receive the funds Of the late AE'cui'u
rsl Society OF New York City.
Mr.. SEDGvIcK reported BIZ making SPP''r
lions for the Normal School
The question Of Eninen. Domain VA iArths' DE-
bsted Oh the Plank Road bill
The bill to appoint Commissioner Of TIE C0os
ps,sed % to-; also the bill 20 amend the ensf1et
oftbs Hudson Railroad. % 20 ?
ASSEMBLY.
MrLEavEvs reported against any action on TOE
resolution relative 70 the freight charged by the Al
bapv and Yves, Stockbndge Railway Co on prop
er.v designed for Boston or New-York Agreed 20
A bill wss reported to open Washinston'Park "a
the City Of Brooklyn
The Judiciary Committee reported 6ul N reia
ton 70 the Country Courts 70 be created ondeT me
nex Constitution in the various Counties Of the
State. The bill sives these Courts original jurl'
d;ction in civil cases in especial forua-s1ves them
certain equity powers and appellate jur'oict'0r
from Justices Courts
The bill 70 lay out a new street in the llth " arc
ofNew.York was reported complete.
Several ofthe Appropriation bills passed IL Com
uit,ee Of the Whole, and were referred 10 rePon
complete
A correspondent Of the Argus whites tnst tn'
house Of Hezekiah A Holdndger North Blenhelrn
schohsrie Co. was burnt on Monday last His wife
and FIVE children were burnt to death and the sztf
and only remaining child 50 badly njered that she
cannot i've
PmIAprIPHIA March ls-s T. ~ Z
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The Carnage In santa re.


Doubtless, this time, the uprising oil the feo-
pie Of New-Mexico against Gen. Kesrney's Pro
visionsl Government there has been quelled IN
blood and the deaths Of our fellow citizens slain
BY the insurgents have been avenged by the
slaughter Of a far greater number Of our adverss-
res And what them
Mexico viii regard her slaughtered insurgents at
Taos a. martyrs TO Liberty and Patriotism were
Eew-Mexico Oregon, and our people the insur.
gents against a Military rule imposed by al inya'
ding force ace should so regard them. Bot War
and the Golden Rule have few points Of coinci-
dence
Remember that this Taos this Santa Fs, are
within the territory claimed Tezas-sre integral
portions If Polk and c ] Ingersol tell truth, not
Of Mexico but Of the United States And does il
not speak well for us that the weak and isolated
people whom we have liberated from usurped' Mex.
lean domination las the farce runs should rise in
arms against our Government and troops, almost
extcrminate the former and seriously endanger the
lstssrY
Can any man pretend hereafter to doubt that
ninetenths, probably ninetynine hundrsdfbs, OF
the People Of New Mexico choose 20 be Mexicsns
and loathe the supremacy Of the United States p
Andiftbey do will not the exacton from Mexico of a
surrender Of that province be most unjuStifablo
cause our part Of proianging the War How
cen man pretend to be Republican and yet insist
that New Mexico this side OF the Rio Grande
shall be compelled to unite with US when it en-
phsticslly chooses 70 fraternzs with Mexico
VIII not the People think Of these things VIII
they not consider the cost Of holding at the point of
the bayonet a score Of provinces each more distant
Kore populous, more powerful than New Mexico
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Ma. WrssTRR's VisrT WEsr-We learn that Hon Dan
EL WEBSTER hss consented 10 accept an invitation 70
visit Cincinnati on bis way 10 Now-OIleans He VIII %
most cordially received by bis friends here, and VIII
doubles. find an occasion address the people on mat
tiers ~ public interest lCincinrsu Chronce.
Ths Chronicle may be better Informed In the mattel
than ourselves but may not be amss 10 state that The
understanding here IT, thst Mr. WEBsTEE Is to proceed
10 Orleans by the sesboard route and take Cncin
natl on his way homeward. MAI lnteiheeneer
H- Mr. WEBsTLR will be in New.YOrk before
he goes souih--but when is very uncertain. He is de
tanned in Washington present by business Of private
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be knocked down in defence Of all manner o. nae
Gensible abuses and unbesrable expressions. n
Journal which was built up on defamation OF 'ne
whig party. and which boasts that It no" ener''n'
es all the principles which it delighted N "nne
well paid champion ofJscksonisn. ands i'sell qai's
at home in abusing those who were always " h'g'
as Jacobns. enemies Of the rights Of Property 'n'
pslled By dishonesty, demagoguisu' &c DINO
cropping, whining. sickening, sentiment. rmPs'
Inv &c &c &c We take all this vsrJ easy
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Lieutenant General Benton

MIR. Folks regrets that be could not give Col
Benton command of the army, wosld appear 70
have been sincerely expressed. Atlesst If we can
adopt in bis case the rule we use IN other cases
and compare his actions with his declarations. He
seems determined 20 remove Scott and Taylor from
competition with his proposed Lieut. General
Taylor, It Is said be has ordered to San Luis with
inefficient forces, where defeat or at least revene
is expected TO await him. and justify his ressl-snd
Scott, he may hope, will meet the check. or eD.
counter the delay. that the designed hardness Of
the War Department may have rendered newt
able He then can be transferred TO another com.
mNnd Butler has returned to Kentucky, and per.
hsps viii be detained. there TIL the close of the
war, and Patterson can be easily disposed Of In
such no improbable contingency, Ma. CENTRAL
THOMAS II. BESroS invested with powers mos,
extraordinary for the conduct Of war or aeeosia-
tons for peace. may be depated to Mexico. Pleai-
poientisry of War and Pesce the brilliancy Of his
actions may only be surpassed by the gr.ndilo-
quence Of his speech
If the Missourian does visit Mexico in the ca
psciy be aims A. we trust Gen. Ampudia will
meet him on the part Of the Mexican Government,
In military science those TWO distinguished sol
diers are probably equal sdepts Their style Of
composition IS similar bonbsst reigns in each, snd
their pretensops we shOOld think 10 consideration
equsly defensible
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ErFKs, THE MURDKRKR--oar readers viii re-
member the sensation which was created about year
ago by the discovery that Mr.. Muir of Virginia had
been murdered BY man named EPPes We learn from
the New Orleans Commercial Times that this notorious
person was arrested IN tina, city Monday sth inst BY
Capt, Winter, Of the Second Municipality Police. He
arrived there in the steamship Galveston. from TexAs
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JosIrg h TAyLoE, aa.,s,.,iss
WILLIAM L. SWALLOW.

= There Is rumor IN town and IT bss gain
cd no little circulation, that the English Steamer
has arrived in Boston, and that the news by her
has been in possession Of certain persons IN this
City the Ive-long day. Our doubts tbsreupor are
stronger than our belief
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FALSE PRETEScRs-The friend al Philadelphia
who gives Us information Of the use made BY Prof
Rodgers" Lecturer on Animal Magnetism, Of an ex
tract from The Tribune eonnendsiorY OF bis perform
snees informed that the paragraph referred to does
no. express the opinion Of the Editor OF this psper we
have not referred to the es bat presume the notice IN
question We. advertisement, n tae'h not 10 form and
ala for a. such
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BRooKLYN AFFAIRS.

OBsKRvAToKY-The citizens of Brooklyn seen
TO be taking the matter of an Observatory pretty is'
ously in hand The committee appointed to sOusdsF
the plan recon- mend that the amount $4,000 over srd
above the cost OF suitable site be raised BY sab'e
ton, one.haf payable when the whole amour, sha hss
been raised and the remainder at the end Of two yeu
They mean to have their city distinguished no lcnssi
by u proximity to New.York, but by is Observatory
meeting held last light upon the subject at whleh
Prof Mitchell and several other gentlemen Delivers
addresses.
FIRE IN WILLIAMsBURGH.-Two buildings II
North Second st. above Second. were destroyed by t'
Oh wednesday morning li,iie after Veloex On
was an unfinished frame building belonging TO M RsI
yer, and the other house owned by Mr.. VIM Hre
BY the strenuous exerons OF the fremen the conhsrs
ton wss prevented from extending farther BothbuDd
inss were Insured
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DIAMOND POINTED GoLD PEss-lf yoa want goo4
Gold Pen for 81 only, pencil included 20 20 j. ssys
q Fulton-sL We one-I writes a. smoothly 20 :
quill and il worth Than dozen Of the trashy thsss
rseealy sold Ia the s1etiOn rooms.
Watches and Jsweiry 90 equally favorable terms
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- Ladies', II you wish swee, breath and white
teeth, use Peine's orris Tooth Paste price 20 cts
For ehapped face freckes pimples use the Tablet q
Pearl and AIabsster. Price IS cents or the Persia
Soap, or Oriental Compound. Price 50 cents Ala
Townsends ssrssparills Van Hsmberts Female PIE
For sale Al IN BOWERY corner Grandst
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BEAUTIFUL HAr.-Genins Spring style 10 now 10
fore the public with besuufu style Of iaing surpsssri
all former productions The attention OF the bat wsr
ing community lie respectfully called TO the above.
mlg 2, GEHIN pa BrosdWay
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=. Rad in confinement They not allowed 70 con.
,rse together ana ys, al give testimony TO the same
eject
Here soIlows the evidence, giving plan OF opera
uors Of the !nsurrecron!stS which 10 quite interesting
IN, We are compelled TO orni, Il for want Of space
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~ From the very brink Of the grave am "a ed
up to health is the forcble language Of cured Of
Consumption BY DR.. Beekmsn's CKLEBKkrKD srE1
prepared and sold at 4si cor,lsnd.St. gewYork
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Thing. In PhiIndeIphla.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Pun .nrr pur. NJ

Correspondence OF lht 4iiosA's
PHI ADRLPmA. March IL.
The stock of Flour being very light there has
been more hrmness on the part of holders and prices
range from S. q to So The export dernsnd IL more
active and there would have been brisk inquiry out ior
A rainy dav and the expected foreign news.
There is but little Wheat here. Yesterday and today
sales were made in advance of arrival 81 - 10 ~ n
Pennsylvania round yellow Corn is worm - 0e,'
atout 1900 bushels sales. Rye Flour ~ ga with nod
crate sales Meal feels bettersi p meets refusal II I'M
boders who demand 81 81. Sales n o. Moasses, SIt
Sugars are mostly held for advance but note small
sales N Orleans at Z; to ST. In Cofee nothing oons
Provisions are entirely nominal
The L. s Steamer Scorpion seems unfortunate. She
again put back into port this morning in consequence
Of some arrangement OF her machinery
Mr. Giles having finished bis course OF I'VE lectures
with much eredi, 70 himself will, by particular desire
repeat his lecture on Falstaf IL 10 some two years
aimee il was first delivered here but the pleasing mpres
siops II then produced have induced It's repetition.
The Baltimore Telegraph is still out OF order ana the
defect cannot be sscertAned The whole line has been
gone over carefully without discovering the cause Of
dsconnection. ,.,,,.
The Annual Conference Of the Phis5ep hia Methodist
Protestant Church is now in session In this city.
The report that Jesse Miller has resigned the score
tsryshp Of the Commonwealth 20 make room Tor James
r SnOwden, late state Treasurer wants cobhThAlon-
Mr. 3 Is irnmessurably the most Efficient man OF tn'
two and the change would be for the better.
SAIEs OF STooKs-Firg Board and Atfer--lOO Morris
I4t; Merend Mang Bk, Pittsburgh All Sn,SO0 ..
81 c & o. lO2t l Bk Am AIS 500 City 50, 81 i
Louisville Blk s2i $1,000 Read BIDS, III p Nicksourg
cSsh 81 10 Kenon Bk. Sc IS Manu- and Mechs Bank
os. 500 Co g.. 81: 23 N o Gas. l25 $1,000 State o.
As slt 900 Treas Notes 25, be l0ot 200 Vieks
burg b5 a Second Board and Aftu-tlOOo U ; o. ~
cash lO2. $500 Treas Notes, IS, 100. 81 20 stat
So 7oi Is Cont Blk b5 Sit 80 Philsd Bsnk lie go
state 50 70f 100 Morris, S., l4i 100 Read, ~
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" SPRING FASHIONS for Genasmen's Apparel
suit Of Clothes for tho prevailing Spring style nss
be seen at JOHNSON, LANPHIER & HAsCYs,
mig lw 900 Broadway
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

EF, The Washington papers contain an ofielal
lat Of the Promotions and Appointments In the Army OF
the United States by the President By and with the I'D
vice aud consent Of the sensie and by the President
since the publication Of the Army Register 1snuA'y'
lsa7 most If not all Of which have sresdy appeared IN
The Tribune
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sPsns FAsaIos HArs NARNocK's, 2Oi Brcsivsy,
has now ready for sale the Spring style Of gsperen
hate ms ISL
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II KNOX, l2e Fulton-st is now prepared 10 supgJ
his patrons and the public with his elegant Spring Hss
U9 I'm
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DALLEy's PAIx ExrRkcroR--lHz OsIefsAL Aso v 49,
GeSrtsz aers the city and country can oe s
Win their spriog SUPPLIES the most liberal ef"s "
Inc p'0P's'''' No 2Os BROADWAY
~ Beware Of the counterfeit Ths genuire nn -
written (not prntsd signature q n osIsy on ne WY
per, and other name. H. DALEY W.
nils 3gsoda Ss bross"F
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ViRoIsIA-An election for Legislature and
Members Of Congress takes place in Virginia next
month. The contest will no doubt be spirited
one The following are the nominations tor Cen
gross "a far az we have seen.
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~ GousAUDs ITALIAN AtDfesrED Soar fox sne pol
i've Of al .sn diseases bloichss and
GoDsHds PeHdrs subtne for eradicating sUfEhrLOLs
HAIR G0araadTs lazy sSl< liquid rouge. he af1 vaha
o. LET siore FROM Broadway, Agency for Bsfes<ioTs
stsHfsnsow, Lsq<.d Hair Dys, Daigs Magical Ps'n =.
fractoy, WyetS, Cram Of LitisS Beatf Hay hmrsr3
Pomads for TIA Aair baef. brora and far. Remsnpsi
WslksrsL s,ep or two from Broadway, ~ess sde mi's
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RECIPE pos CHAsyep HksDs ssD FAcEs-li yoa - -
Il last wash yourself sigh that isnt snd beating sfA
J0ness Italian Chemical Soap, Will MAKE no nn ~, -
white and fne, ard cure all erupuons, pmpes &C h
Il one trial, re.der-it 10 really ezeeIent soa o..y
New York n ihe sign Of The American Eage, q e,ss1
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FfsE HEAD or DARk, CLEAN HAiR, TO ~ HAD fot ~
cEsrs-Tfs fact hundreds In tais city prove who -
used S7t cent bottle Of Joness Coral RESPONSIVE
forces lhe asir grow stops us falling Of cures ne 60
da1duf nskes the hair beautifully dark soft ana ssy
aud keeps 90 thrice long sny other pre- psst<,
Sold on ia New-York n The sg Of The Amercsn Eggs
q Chafhsmsl ms~>
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Er- We understand that the Norwich and
Worcester Railroad c0nPsny have purchased TIE
steamboat Kniekerbocksr, which run last season b.
Soninst0n and this place and inssd placing
toe route between New York and Norwich The price
paid wa learn was $4,000