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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08
feanl Notices.
NoTICE oF APPLICATION for Ii.

NOTICE ar APPLICATION for The discharge
Of nsols from hs debts pursuant 10 me proyis
Ions OF the third article OF the fret Vile OF the nh chapter
OF the second part Of The Revised Statutes.
Charles Bohonon OF The City and County of New orb
an insuvent debtor well n his Individual capacity a.
one Of The firm Ot B0honon Crane.
Notice FIRST published, February hrsi l'tL Creditors 10
appear before Hon. Michael UlshOeer First Judge Of
the Court OF Common Pleas for the City snd UNITY Of
NewYork At bis chambers In the City Hal Of the CITY OF
New Y0rk on the 18Th day oi March 1884, al ~ O'Clock IN
the forenoon othai and show cause Il any hey have
why an assignment Of the said nsolYents estate should
not BE- made and he BE- discharged from his debts.
JAMES {. BLAKE,
lflaw6w Any Nassau-sI New-iork
DUR-UANT to order Of John Morgan, Surrogate
of the County Of Seneca. Notice Is hereby given 10
Brek late of the town Of Ovid 10 said county deceased
10 present The same With the vouchers thereof 10 the
designed Sarah r.. reck and Samuel P Breck. Admins
tratrK aud Admnis Of the estate OF the said Edwin
r. Breck deceased at the dwelnChOuss of the said Sam
uel P Breck in Waterloo In said county or before
he fret dsJ Of Jolly uexL-Dsied Dec. n, 1916.
SARAH T.. BRECK, Administrative.
d2s lawems SAML P. BRECK, Administrator
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of h, Surrogate Of the
kCounty Of New York notice IS hereby given to all per
having claims against James Halliday late Of the Cit
OF Philadelphia deceased 10 present the ssne with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber, ~ the Office Of Henry
r Davies no Go Wal=reet. in the city Of New ork, On
or before the first day OF June next Dated NeWYorE
the 28lh day # November, 1876.
MARY JANE HALLIDAY,
u9O iaw6m Administrators, c. + \.
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ARRIVED.
lnf Roainn \ Rnssell IN

Bark Flora (oS Boston) RUSSELL I'm Csdiz Jan s mdse,
10 T Stalker Lat e5 IS Ion SO 20 w, spoke ship Bos
ton. Of BOSTON, 36 dc I'm Havre for N0resns March g.
Of tn. Woodlands was spoken by Revenue Cutter.
Who kindly offered any assistance we might want
swedish bark Augusta Donnhere, from Gottenburg.
spd 81 dc I'm Cowes iron to Beck & Kenhsrdt &c pas
sengers.
Rafk Carib. Bacon ds TN Boston, mdse TO Foster &
Nickerson.
Bsis Clinton, Andrews ds I'm Savannah. cotton, to
Sfurxes Clcarmsn & Co.
Br brig Gem, Montgomery Sc de TIM Sligo. In ballast
20 order.
eehr Richard, Thatcher, 4 DIS TN Boston, coffee 10
order.
sehr Ann Dana DO I'm Charleston, l04 bales Gotten
- tics rice 10 order.
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e1OO REWARD. The New.york Albany and But,
y1VV faio Telegraph Company will pay reward Of
lead The conviction Of any Individual under the follow
as law, for w'ly iniariAs shs Tssgysph line or pro
su1a cs. Dc, 5, 1896 ''''''
AN ACT cla.sie The conjunction Of Morses Electro
s people Of he State Of NewYorS represented in Sc.
nate and Assembly, do enssi ss follows:
EesuoMssnsus Telegraph may be and thereby suhor
wed 70 ecosfuct mes Of said Telegraph from pon! 70
sase BY he erection Of posts piers bunens for
tanning The wires OF The Provided that The same
ssi a9 MY De 50 81 Is 10 ssaS
he n NO wise impaired BY the provisions Of hi. act nor
shall lhm ast suhone the construction OF any bridge or
sheI similar erection say The OF water In
shs Sat- Any person OF rsrsens who shall knowingly
or ss %s,e n O. p'SSpss pertaining thereto shall On
and shsl be punshed by fine imprisonment or both al
he discretion Of the court which shall have and take cog
Sac The Legislature may al any time alter modify or
repeal The set and the shs take effect
keepers owners Of Junk shops and all o,her persons
Pcsrs sDildlngs, corner q Hsnoversl and EScSsnge
Place Or 70 se snsesne Sy gessTe Saesns copper
ss~.YoTi March 5, issl. inc iwi lowsli.l
nfFlCK OF THk LONG ISLAND RAiLRoAD
~ Company New York, February ~, isA,-waeress
Railroad Company, on the 2isi day OF March isie pro
"Tha Annual Meetrg cf NE SiOcthoiccrs o. MS Sv'
yspy for the choice Of thirteen Directors shall be hed on
ne bird Monday IN February efeach year al the Office Of
As Company IN NewYoTs under tho direction Of sAres
1nsrecfors:
sfss pom % Be open from 2 oeoch At and tn be
kcpscpen until O'Clock, p. NJ"
Ana whereas, By nadvertence such bylaw snd The
rotre o. such meeting has not been duly pabshed
CURED W hw nd 10 election Of Directors for the
aainG having been hedThers0re Resolved thsi an cleo
Ton 81 hises oifessors q Tits Company be held The
cenpsny's emes IN New Yosk. Tse.J.y the eth day
Of April ness under NE ereSicn o. hree Inspectors ana
Ia accordance with NE Revised Stsaes TIE poll 10 be
op<n ff0m u O'Clock. noon until ocloek p N and
nsbed.
uae copy from the ninuies
DAVID s IVES seeressrv
NOTICE is hereby given hA ne sans. meeting q he
elocsioo OF thirteen directors win be held Al The oce OF
said Company, af No ~ Wilhsn-t Merchants Excbaege
IA IN ely Of New-Yofk tho 9Th day Of April next
Tbs poll TO be open from u O'Clock al noon aaiil
DAVID b IVES, Secretary.
Nsw.York February rs. lsf7. NAp7ih
q EDWARDs LEsTKR, American Consul q: oe-
~. nos, reeuesss al he friends and eoFrespondens TO
forward lhetf communication % him through Hsnsen
Uardsd. oS sn
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.


Sister and brotner. wound lheir arms around each
obr and the golden light came streaming IN and fe upon
sssn, locked together"
.s"rhe golden rippls the wall cane back sgsin'
and nothing eise stirred IN toe ro0m"Dsmbfg and s'H
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Ia FOR sALE-soop JOHN c. BAxTLn go
<xH seventy tons burihsn, eight yesrs DID, wei ~ Mar
and In good order, now lying o. me 1905 "
rsy-st NORTH River Apply 10 -. .vs.-st
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= UNITED STATES AND A.
xEUROPEAN EMlGRANT Or E.fxE

q E5 Nn5rES f fsii5Gsssf fN ~. EaskR
FIcE.-Wesiern Agents and Com
mission Merchants, 81 Southst hew-York.-The sansn'
paced 70 Oder every facility 10 hose wishing passage oe
from every part Of Great Britain Ireland nsvre sr5 ~
aces BiIs n Exchange Gan be Furnished IN Guns TO @
Passage can also be engaged from Liverpool 70 boecs
Philadelphia Baltimore, Or hew-oIleans direct fbss
wishing passage from Vow York 10 New Orleans NOBLE
Charleston. 5aysrash TeKas can ell times scon-
nodsted = i.e lowest rates. To hose emigratng % ~
Toe forwarding q passengers DO West by The erees
routes, viz 20 Buffalo and the Intermediate landings see
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 81. Loas, le. by steamboats, ~
rOads and canal boats Of ls 6st class and great care W.
be asen Ihst passeEgefs wiz meet Win no delay OF ~
attention For farther particulars apply 10
sfeod ~. P. oHEaN co 81 soat6-s.. below wsllsl
II PASSAGE FROM ALL PAKTs Of gsf.
80 and Ireland, Scotland and Wales- Pefsoa. w, ~
Country win find the suhscribers srrsnfenens for eg
most complete, ard calculated IN every way 70 By
sstisfaction 10 all who may maze arragements WIN -,
10 bring heir friends across the tilsntr. The subscf"
are agents for
Tie Ktp L,neof Li1eYosl Pscteis, rR' 40.
LIVERPOOL sfDDoSs .........iis
HOTTINGUER.......1 SHERIDAN. ~
ROCHESTER. 1880 0ARRIcX ~. u,
The above magnificent packets are al nev-for, -
ships. OF the very first cass built expressly Cor The ~
pool passenger trade, and ftted up with special -
nanded BY men Of experience and are not surpsssss
speed By any sho sgosL Their sailing days from -.
POOL are he eth. aud iilh Of every monb, on ~hp -
hey leave punclnally Ia addition TO The seoYe 1'
srrihers are also agents for Tue -
Sc George nd ter Ca,o, Efns Of Liferyse Peffs, IA
Composed In part OF the following fsyorte Az az -
known ships III: The AMERICA, ST GEOkgsn.., ~
PRE-, 81. PATRICK, RAPPAHASNOCk, hAknz.'vsH2
SEA &c SC. which together with the new INC TO- ..J
ships per month every Eve dsys rom "a, ~
thus preventing The possibility Of delay a thai port
cage from any part u ireland to Liverpool can pc
he lowest rstes Every inform ssio1 wen sy
Second door below Burning s.S,s
Drafts supplied for any amount from 81 ugwm srsss
In every town and city throughout ne uni'sa H">'
do eodN --------,
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.Ts~ NRW-YORk - cHFzTzar1
s.s4xzz3<AND ERIE RAIL ~ sii5SIS....sss

$3.50 ROAD LINE--Hfnfe5 -
1yrnig sia<al-To commence Monday, December 7lh-
For passengers each way daily Except Sundays
Leave NswYofk from the foot Of Duane 81 81 oclocs
A. d. for PiennOnt Ramapo, Monroe, Chester, GOSHEN,
N ddieown Olsvle, and al he Intermediate places
b. ADD Chester Al ~ A. NJ. flr Nav York
Fare between New. fOrk and Oiisyills 81 ~.
Freight from HevYork Will be received Al the eei "
Dga1a a. board lhe baFges Samuel March and hsry
5uytam, Jr one Of which will leave ne city ais 0Aoss
r N. on Tuesday,, Thursdeys sad Saturdays
freik HI FOR New-YOk VII be taken by The vin ess.b1
Oussie si o'clOc. A. ST. on he above asn.ioned hrss
1ays 10 each I. eek Dee !. 1916. %
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= RDWARDs LEsTKR, American Consul q: oe-
~ pos, reQuesss al HE friends and coFres2ondenu 70
forward their cymuanic him through Hsrncen
Cos Exprsss, Wallet Sreyaid hey WIZ not se for
Warded of On
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DIR AMOS q. FULL's

FEfD MIMI Ett'fI Ikf If-E-A FNIIIaII' WIFI F.IF
. er. situated m Norwak, Conn about foftyLve niles
from New York chg and three miles from NE landing
whence seanioas ADD paeke sail daily for NewYoTk
i offered fof sale Said power IS on never iang stream,
with a new dam erected In the most Substantial manner,
containing pOrd OF four FIVE acres Will II 'fel heal
Apply 10 JOSEPH WOOD q Old-slip n. YORK. Or 10 }
CAMP Jr. or WIN G. STREET, Norwsk.
NorEslk March 2 lef7 mt lwt
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oPeslsc o. IaE rfsNssLyANIA CANAL FOR ISL.
BINGHAM's TRANSPORTATION LINE
iii sFREIGHT AND PASSAGE 10 Piushus,
$3.50. PennsyPs Cincinnati, Ohio nssh,ns
Tenn Louisville, Ky. 81 Louis, M0. ana
ell other places the SOut Rivers MARI pscs
ages, bin CHAINS Line" For Information and BIG
LRdlng apply the Office ~ West 81 opposite the Ft
ladelphis ines lm5Gml WIN. TYSON, Ageut
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eaAT PRIVATE sALE-EsI@9, a. ,es : mead 's &c, q

81 FOR sALE-A smsll arm Of about II scre,, hand
~ sOney stused IN he town OF East chester is.e uo
80 residcnce Of susan Coles deceased This place Is
.iiused on the OLD White Plains road, a. the cross road
leading The Railroad depot A. HrnFs Bridge 10 miles
rom heci,v n miles from tho Eeisr0pa Church THIS
place would make desirable residence tor gentleman
who doing business in The city, ~ the Neyhaven ac
Boston Railroad Wi pass within short dlsiancc makns
Il an easy access by different rollos ID an nom ine cl
II VIII br cold In whole 10 2, or acre ois % suit par
uhassrs ifnoi sold by the 10th Of March u viii on nat
dav b. offered NJ public auction at o'clock 7 NJ on The
premise. Perso laking the - O'clock tran from TIE
City Hal iar Finn Bridge will be IN time Tor tne sue
Tila perfect Should he weather prove stormy he sale
will take place fair day For farther particulars
spp'y 10 ANDREW PURDI, Essl Chester, or Of Al
BERr COLES. Little Green-st-G 7. where msr csn
,e seen NC a.
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d. uORNINa BOAT, at ocIoes Z

en-~ hN0RNING BOAT, at O'Clock, 10
.sssa NeWhuTgh ard Fishkil landing al inierrr'
date places. The gteamboal fil0h
LANDER Capt Chss g. Armstrong, will leave the slssn.
boat pier foot Of Warrenst of Albany every morning O.
o'clock, Sundays excepted connecting with The slsers
al fishkil for Pocghkeepsle, Hudson &c and al New
burgh FOR Kingston Calskili and Albany
Fer Passage or freight apply board tho boat o. OF
GRO CLARK, on the pief. da bot
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

.o,.srI.re rs TIE rrissSF ~ SPECIAL lyrcIsrsfsr.
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w Sc. Al Whorss.r.-J. g. WOODFORD 295 Broad
way. has received extensive assortment Of Window
shades of almost every description. Among Them are
and scapes ranging all prices Also, Roman Orecan
Gothic, sri every style u architecture AGO. French
scrolls. v.gueurs. plain borders sc &c.
Also Just received four cases Conices, which viii b.
offered Al great retuclsl fom former prices. Gill bands
do pins wiadow hsse curtain loops, DO. tssses cords
80. r. TphOisterers snd merchants buying t1 -el
again allowed liberal dtscOunt-LaiaTge Bun Isl
above Reale-st ~
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Lit OF Letters Remaining in the NY. Post 0'nce'
Saturday, March 6:

~ Plea. sssnft0. The DATE Of fAs I'D m mitch N9
-s~s,~v,t,,S LADIES' Lists
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store on Lisps5srd 81. nesr Roadway. Apply 10
iSf Inn r. DlCKtE. III Lspeusn3.s

-, To IET-The elegant new three story and -.
Hs nent house IL Charlss.st nov Wafren-placa VITA
- rotor water warm cold and shower baths, kieker
range counter cellar marble mantes, verandsh IN oni
tea room. and every possible convenience Rent ss75-
Inquire tho Coal Office. corner FourtsL and Eighh.
ms lyt
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caTUE suBSCRIBER yrishes to sell his flm


fSn FOK @AI,E-Ln engsni Couatry Seat situate In
" town q. livingston, C0umbis Co. near the village q
80 Johnslown, four miles east Of thu Hudson River and
nine nilea southeast Of the city Of Hudson, the New
Yor6 and Albany Post Road consisting Of about % esses
Of highly improved and valuable land The house is built
" brick 60 feet wide and ~ feet deep, with two large
covered pisz7as. There upon The place commofous
barns stables, carriage house., granary icehouse and
Iller Jut buildings IN excellent order The place Is Wen
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af5sAh1.aGAp5.l7.aw' Fi.tsfl. Duiobe.!. coEY.
ga FARSI ron sALE.-A .pieadidsfsI1 Tor

- sac IN the Of Huntington, three miles from
steamboat landing al North Port miles from railroad
AZ Deer Park consisting Of 10 acres 30 Of which L cover
"a with wood, and ~ cleared, with splendid sle
Tor building The farm IL sbeauul stuafrd and IN high
state OF cultivation proSueng grain al all rds The dwell
ling house and DOT buildings ell good Fruit Of al kinda
and 100 grape vines ia full bearing and tue best o. ste
For rsrcu Ar. inquire Al Tribune OFce l5f IAWJfn
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IRON WIRE-l0C9 bundles Iron Wire of various quail
! ~, for salem lots 10 suit purchasers, By
MS SHERMAN MORRIS. cor. Brood ana Bearer ss
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,Tes no IEa'-The house flg Woosler.s,. the doaht.
80 house with two stores, % Canslst the three slofI
- small house g Canal-st both between Broadway AMI
he gas house, The dwelling pa, of the house 50 anal
81 corner Of Broaiw ay the and dwelling as Bra<
Mau. lhren arre rnnna . by % nnd 10 hY a lei ea
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Reai estate.

- ana attic brick house a MyrIleavenae. so ss
- OF lsyst 10 minutes walk from any Of the f>rr,ss
has two story tea room conservatory. furnace -
room. and al he modem improvements Il oveyloof..
Brockyn Possession can be had be middle Of April a.
omnibus. ieav ~ fuon Ferry every boat passes he kos
Rent SO Apply 10 d. WRIGHT. ~ fulIon-sl sroc<
ISM between ~ si O'Clock. The parior mrnliure u.S.
for tie house. (brs sDd god,l VIII be so.d log ms W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-08

- or tsooSyn vacant lots, splendid country seat an
uaie4 on The PassAic river In Beleviie. New-yef
8 miles from Jersey Guy ans J miles from Newark
colanng one bundled and tive acres OF The best qualify
and In ne state about u being covered with heavy i'm
Der, and ne bsahec being meadow and pillow land. Ruic
ings new, srd tut up ST cost of over s6OOo Inquire
2NUcoi GEO. w. PARSONS, IS Wall
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SVPHRIOR DIAMOND POINT Gold Pens Al

GTPEhTUf DIAHUND YUM '0I ItIs AZ
- reduced prices Also, large assortment 81 Perry
Gots NIndes end Oihfr crebrafef Steel Pens Ia box
and on cards Account Books Paper and Stationery Of
every desert ton Letter Copying rrosses Manifold Let
Ter Writer Elastic Paper Holders; Tin Cash aal Deed
Boxes Sold i1 quantities 10 sI ppreiasers Of very low
prices FRANCIS LOUTREL,
Mnftgu.tauo
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gaFOR SALE-A farm % 90 acres, IN FlshkHl,
~ Duchess Co. !. . parity hgh limestone land, with
- some rich aliuval meadows along the Matteawta
Creek Tie buildings ami extensive, he fences
good aud the soil IN line condition. Increased production
can Oe obtained from ne1haustOe supplies OF muck and
limestone on the farm. New Hamburger. on he Hudson
River j. SIX miles distant bot market Is abundant ~ithia
mile Of lie premises Ia prOtusliYeness aud position, II
one Of The choice locations IN he County aud the beau
Of his part ofihs country with is variety Of scenery
make II desirable residence. Address posi- paid
WM. VAN WYCK, Jr.
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sa DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

~ That most valuable farm IN Orange Town, County OF
- RoeklaGd ~ Y. known "a he late residence OF Wan
de Vsnantwerp deceased situated within two minutes
walk from the NewYo and Erie Railroad, The road
leading from Tsppan Town 10 Hsverstraw. about
nile from tho village Of TappRn, where there two
houses u public worship. excellent and Wen conduct
ed academy, a school, stores, mills. Nc. The
farm contains about sixty Cd gfund well proper
toned, ezcesn, apple orchard, buildings all in good
order A supposed that person viii purchase pre-
vious examining The premises farther description Ia
considered unnecessary II sold possession will be given
on the first OF May next Apply To JAMES II REQUA,
Executor OF ne estate Of Wandle Vanantwerp Tsppan
Town, or 10 JAMES r.. NANANTWERP on ths prem.
ises or 10 Misc MARGARET NANANTWERP. l0?
WO0sles-sL N. Y. If2aw2mD1 AnWs
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90 Coz NTRN RBsIDENCE-N Hemp,lssd.

- Queens County. L. l-A Private Sale-A very prsi.
~ country residence, ia he eastern part % tia va
age OF Henpsrad. consisting Of Of highly ous-
ted land, on witch brick Basement house. @5txS2t
stories high contains 10 furnished rooms; also carriage
house stable and other Outhoascs abundance OF nut
ne wei OF water. Ac within few minutes walk on Tue
Branch Railroad and lhe Churchct For rhrr parcu
lars, sPply 10 ina twI A }. BLEECkER. Broal-si
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: FOR sAi.EoR LkT--A eommodiOus eclz

81: ng erected ior boarding sshQ9 together wild A..
@ acres II land sinaiei IN r icaNhY and quiet vasss
10 New-Jorsey easy Of sc-ess w fieamhoai daily A.
within three hours sSil Of New-Nofk The arrangen<s
Of the buildings admirably s5s 70 secure he oAei
OF is erection u has ample accommodations Tor Sr1.
pills The furniture ami fixtures. Nh chemical and
nom cal apparatus viii be disposed Of. n desired attn
property Terms easy ami possession given IL. Apsfl
next FOR farther particulars Inquire Of
al Love REM SHERMAN ~ Fronssf NaSs.N,.l
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-01
NO. s.
Mr.. G. owe me

sand leetle pieces. Mr.. G.. owe me
ten thou sand dollar. Oh, Mon Dieu!
vat sail do? shall brake my neck
several times in getting dare in five
minutes" With this he started off
for Mr.. G's countine-room, where he
arrived nearly out breath, despair on
his couutenance, and trembling from
head to foot. Mr.. G.. was antonished
at the mans haggard look, and begged
him to be seated. But mono seat
for him; "money was his suit"
At last recovering himself, he said,
Sab, my friend, hear you fail. What
for you fail when you owe me ten
thousand dollars Why you no tell
me yesterday you fail to-day" BY
this time Mr.. G.. saw through the trick,
and informed Mons. D. he would give
him check for the amount A, this
the Frenohman was more asronished
than before, and exclaimed, "Ah, you
got himi If you got him, don't
want him. but If you have not got him,
! must have him.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-01
Odds and Ends.

The Scotch farmers are substituting
beans and turnips on the land hitherto
employed for potatoes.
The King Of Naples has forbidden
the expectation OF wheat, as he had
previously that Of maize.
There are 100000 horses in Eng
land each of which consumes the pro-
duct of as much land as would feed
eight men.
There are twenty. -four steamers now
constructing in the Clyde, besides sew
craI other vessels.
The marriage Of Don Juan, The young
est son of Don Carlos, with the voting
est sister of the Duke Of Modena, was
celebrated at Modena in the beginning
OF February.
II is reported that measures will
soon be taken by the Dutch Govern
ment for the total abolition Of the do
nestle slavery which prevails in Java.
The Emperor Of Russia has ORDER
ed that no person shall establish any
telegraph in his dominions without his
permission.
The Brazilian vice-consul al Trieste
has proposed to the Austrian Govern
ment to send several thousand poor
families from Rcisengebirge and
Erzgcbirge to Brazil, at the expense
of the Brazilian Government.
The Edinburgh Register says, that
the white insect that produces the po-
tatoe disease is still found in the
ground, alive, and adhering to the
root, notwithstanding the severity Of
the weather.
In consequence Of the high price of
grain, the daily allowance of oats to
cavalry horses has been reduced from
ten to seven pounds, which will save
about eighteen thousand bushels of
oats per annum in each regiment.
The Malta journals, brought by the
Levant Mail, express alarm al tho
small quantity of corn in the island
which does not exceed twenty days
supply.
Pirates have lately infested the coast
near Salonica, in Macedonia, and at
the beginning of last month they plum
dered French schooner of $1,000 in
money.
Many operations, usually very pain
fol, have recently been performed on
horses, and other animals, during the
inhalation of ether vapor.
The Siberian gold mines seem TO be-
come more productive, as il is stated
that 423 pools of gold in bars, equal TO
2l,o32 lbs, English, coming from the
mines Of Barnoul for the Russian mint
lately passed through Mini Noyogor-
cd. The value Of this bullion in Eng
lish money is eI,lsS 500.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-01


Old Rough and Ready.--The Lou
isville Courier, says--"We can't help
it, so there is no use in trying! We
thought we would wait awhile, but
every thing additional wesee read, or
hear in regard to the brilliant battle of
Buena Vista, so increases our admira-
ton for the extraordinary abilities and
great mind Of the efficient command
er on that occasion, and so fully i'm
presses US with the belief that he is the
man above all others to preside over
the affairs of this great nation, that
with three real Kentuck cheers, we at
once raise our banner and heuceforth
will do battle in his behalf. or the
10000 votes in Kentucky, we think
100000 may with safety be set down
for Gen. Taylor.''