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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

sAsDss sAasAPAsILLA.-This valuable medicine coz
bnes the most ssuisry productions the poiesi'E
pies Of tho vegetable kingdom. Its unprecedented ~
cess In tbs restoration Of health to those who hh lO
pined under the most distressing chronic mssdies ln
given Il an exalted character furnishing as IL does e.
dence of own inJhnsic vsue, and Recommending 4
the afflicted In terms the afflicted only know. Il 30
long been mostimportsn. desidersum In the praco,
medicine TO obtain q remedy similar 70 ths-ons sssi
would act on the liver stomach and bowels, via 81
the precision and potency Of mineral prepannor' is'
without any Of their deleterous effects upoa As VI
tai powers OF the system. Empons in all their vsne''
phases, ulcers every kind rheumatism, liver dse"
indigestion, languor and torpidty Of the general ~
tenn, and many other complaints, be relieved -
cured by this valuable combination Of detergent a1
and aperient.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, By A. sp
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Ful,onst eorss
Willism-sI 273 Broadway, snd IT East Brosdwsy,%
York Sold also BY Druggists generally throushsi"
Uoiied staes Price 81 per botsls. or sir boslsssfe
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELE GRAPH.
Mark


BALTIMORE, May 13-6 p NJ
The stock Market is without change today.
BreaSs,rr.-The market 10 firm. Baltimore Ci'y
Flour is held at 81 and sales 1000 bbs Howsrdt were
made at tia, figure. OF Corn Meal there are mo derse
sales at g.
Graia-Red whest 10 steady At i6sdl7l with small
sales. White Corn 90 cents ard yellow lO3, firm demand
ssSar--ssles New.orlesns al cents.
The mail 10 In but brings no news worth reporting
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Business Notices.

"0lD rhSs-J W. GAKAros & Co. II Cedar-st have
the price Of their Gold Pens to the following
sea'e Common Gold Pens Is Cents Diamond Pointed
fshs' VI hne Diamond Pointed, 81 IS the identical
magnificent Pen (sod elsewhere at So for 81 75-with
many other styles, at wholesale and retail. lower than
can De found anywhere else. Persons attending the
Anniversaries would do well TO call and see their assors
ment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

II PHALos's MAGIC HAIR DYE, new and ibvss1,s
discovery warranted neither TO smut nor wash Of N4
Liquid Dye which instsntaneousy changes ihs coo ~
Hair TO besuliful brown or black wiihou, injsrss
hair skin. The great superiority Of this Dye coma,
the easy mode ofappllcston and instananeous essoe
Other Dyes requiring from twelve hours 10 p'e
any change. lssnperior excellence will be sppssss
every one upon sing IL applies alton. Country gsslfn
can have DoItle forwsr Them by express b. ~
cash enclosed to T. Phslon, 81 Broadv sy Judsoas,r
Price 81 per bottle. with full directions for use Cqr
llemen are requested 10 cali at the depo. and hrs
whiskers dyed. nJst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

DIAsoSDPoISTxD GOLD PESs.-GREAr REDUCTION
y T. SAVAGE 10 stil selling Gold Pens for IS c,s The
IS Gold Pen' si 80, with Silver Pencil included
A'o' nrs' rate article for ~ Don't mistake the mum
Der Va Fulton ct, 1t you want good Gold Pen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

SUPPLEMENTARY CATALOGUE TO REy N. Bsrri
LIpRAsy-An additional Catalogue consisting OF Boob
omitted, will be Published this morning and soda
continuation this afternoon and To at the rcccs
of R. GURLEY & co. 3ot Broadway. Rarely tan
such an opportunity Of securing very scarce M
valuable theological and classical works as now prea
t,.al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14
GENTLEMEN's HArs-SunMER STYLE
BEEBE & COsTAR, HATTERs,
No. l56 BROADWAY.

No. l56 BROADWAY.
VIII introduce Saturday next 18th inst ,asr Fas
ions for Gentlemen's Summer Hats.
- b. & c. will present to the public new sni &c
ique style of whia and Pearl Beaver Castor Hat ush,
beauty and durability with lghtness and comfort ID
wearer. finished and trimmed in new and elspi
manner.
Also Panama and Straw Hats and Caps for Gsus
Youths-snd Children. myi.
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For District Attorney, Mr.. JOHN AsrHOs.

NOMINATIONS IN QuEsss-The Wings of
Queens County have nominated WILLIAM ].
cooswrIl for Judge and WEswrLL J. s~IrH.
t'hs present member of the Assembly for District
Attorney. The Loco Fooo candidates for the same
oacss are Henry 5. Hagner and John G. Lambert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

~ HUGH MAXWELL has resumed his professosn
Counseior-at-Lav,i in connection with bis son. JcDs
MAxwELL, Attorney aud Solicitor at their Office, ELEVEN
WALLrSr. a2l eodim'
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PHrLApEtPHIA, May 10, ls47.

The New Orleans mail has been received at
fredericksburg bu, the news was all anticipated oy
overland express this morning.
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setting forth the character and value Of the Bible ana
illustrating the following text not emitting 10 give some
gentle hits Al the unfortunate Fourierisis:
f.rrf Inst he sfpr -fHur ~ irtri "a n - %.
only for what reveals 10 relation 70 present cuues bui
for the light Il pours The distant past and ne fuie'
where humsn lesruing fsis 10 instruct
After Mr.. ASDREvs had concluded bis remarks inc
Doxology was sunE and the meeting al lournet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

~ THOSE WHO NAVE Bsss DEcEvtp VIE
Han Preparations should read the following dsieIys
Mr. Abraham ysnderbeek, Of 80 Avenue ID, NeSi5s,
certfes that bis head entirely bald on the iof -
the use OF two Sc. bottles Of JosEss Coral Hair
tive, he has good crop Of hair, and will soo'
long, thick and luxurisnL "a
Mr.. William Jackson Of 81 Lberty-,L, Piiisbg!. %
certifss On the Sd Of February, is47, thsi NJ -,
Jsckson's head, on the top was entirety bald for ~
and that by using two S. bottles Of Joness Cofe
Restorative, the hair is growing fast, thick and
he expects by using this little longer have oe@"
Of hair than he ever had. Ia
To those whose hair is gray, or falling OF and "
the roots. IA
hereby certify thai my hair was turning grsy s,t
Ing or and that since have used Joaess CJfn n~ 4
storstye, IL has entirely ceased fsllipgis TOW -
and has fne dark look Before used Joness cor
Restorative l combed out hsncfulls OF hair daily ~
WIN. fOMPkINs, 81 Kingst. - 4
Have you scuf OF Dandraf,-Mr Power, &c -
Futon-si hsd his hair completely ohoked up viz ~
ruff and Jones,s Coral Hair Restorative entfeiJ ~
mansutly cured by IL -, q
Do you want to dress, besutify aud make yoaf -
and fns Read A<
l. Henry y. Cullen, late barber on board The
Iuih America do certify that Joness Coral hn Ssss1
i've 10 The best article ever used for dressing, -
cleansing and keeping the hair long time sg's i,
SILKY, dsrk and In order ali my customers pfsis"
anything elss. "a. cid
Sold only Ia Nsw.York ct 50 Chatham Of. or -
g. brooklsn. Price s., -, and 80 eoste, uJH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

EY- KNOX l25 Fulton-st is now prepared TO T7yI
his patrons and the public with his elegant Spring H'o
aQMNAEH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

~ GovsAuD's LOUD VEGETABLE RoceE,-frs
sire Of brilliant coorng matter for pale csssp y
lips has long been felt by hose adies who are vssf
natural rosynrss; ard DR.. r. Goursud's nagnifse ~
ration Of LIQUID ROUGE 10 admirably desr1eL
ply this dehciency. The common rouges, from az !. :.
Inous nature, cannot be expected to do otbefss =
catch ard retain the dust and other floating nsn
which he air is usually loaded-snd especially y. =.
weather 10 very warm independent Of his. bsy 49,
lecuonAble Also from the fact that hsndksfeha "a
be brought into contact with the cheek Or " ~ IL
been thus oesmesred, without removing po,rsn es
ARTIFICIAL color GOURAUD s LIQUID ROCeL, ~ ~ a
contrary, has all The pennanence ola stain, ard
disturbed by the moot violent friction. IL CONTAINS -
unctuous and the rich Tosesie hue II imp parts - ne -
such exact imitation OF Nature that the closest Ell
Will fail 70 dei-st thai the coIorins 10 srifeiAl
GOURAUD's admired preparations for The tosty
be had genuine (remember at his depot 81 WALht,sf
FIRST store from Broadway. H'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

l>Y- GKSIN gives notice in consequence Of slsrIl
bis store, be 10 obliged to room In bis rea tu1
Ing, the entrance to which is through the hall door b
customers will hud the usual full assortment
in. GENIN ga Broadway
myll 4ts+ opposite ST Psaff
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CARPETING AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH
WAREHOUSE --sPARKmAN KELSEY, 2s3 BToi
way, opposite Stewards my5 as
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Admission 95 Cents Children hall price. myl3s

rT DR.. KELLEY, Analytical Physical will be r Il
tendance at his Office for consultation with the SICK i
Broadway during Friday, Saturday ana Mcnday hs
l4th 18th and 10th inst Advice In all cases gra'cs'
The Analytical Practice of medicine teaches thsi mi
understanding OF the Laws Of Nature is the true acquire
ment and should be the only acceptable Dplors
which the sick be constrained TO require Of the phy
clan before placing their life in his hands.
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Court Calendar. .THs DAY
Coxxos PLEAs-sOs IS, %. %, 90, 81, "a. 100. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

" 5. E. DENNIS, of the Springfield and New
Haven line, will accept our thanks for Boston papers
We owe Mr. CLOVES also an acknowledgment for STINT
lar fayors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

" General Committee OF Democratic Whig
Young Men,. acj ournsd meeting Of this Committee VIII
be held At the Broadway HcuAe on Friday evening ksy
IL. at half-pa seven o'eloeh By order,
THEo. T. ToMLINsoN. Chairman
JANIS oslolsY' Secretaries nyls p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

II Our Report Of the proceedings at the Anti
Capital Punishment meeting last night is crowded out
It will appear in to-day's Evening Edition.
Our Report Of the Deaf and Dumb Exhibition is also
unsvoldably deferred until this afternoon.
Also Report of meeting of Society for MeoratIng the
Condition OF the Jews.
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Business Notifies.

NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARS-To ladies and ss,,-
men who partially wholly neglected their edae.s.
In youth. the advertiser pledges himself to imps ~,
knowledge OF spelling reading. writing Egures sso,-
ply, grammar, composition and Bookkeeping IL tk,..
months without study 20 minutes only viii be reo,.
daily g, the pupils residence. causing no in,ers,,,,.
with business whatever. One weeks Instruction No
satisfy the most skeptcal TO the truth Of a. hsre
.en,ed. No money will be required In sdvsaee. "A
dress Education Lower PostOfes nyl2 ~
MEvAGgRIE.-Rsymond & Wnipg, having oee,.,,s
the large elephant Columbus to supply their lo. u
make grand entree into city With their numerc,,
wagons. horses, animals. SC. on Monday. the l7A q
May and exhibit for few days q: Sislos Under an,
and eommodious Pavilion.
Mr.. Nelss, most extraordinary and accomplish.
musician from Germany, will. before each snns per
Torrance TO the great establishment OF the wora py
several pieces on instruments q, one time fornas,
whole band each instrument having its distinct md IA
psrt-someihins before attempted In ihs country
|, needs only to be seen TO be appreciated.
Preceding the Mensgerie is the great Roman Chsro
-litersry covered with gold
This Roman model 10 complete and perfect the mos
so in consequence Of the particular pains and expen
taken to acquire information from the seat OF Rome y
Messrs Raymond s wsring holding communicates
with DR.. DEsAR highly Intellectual person and Of .
correct and discriminating character who hss resided
there for years collecting all the particulars, remins
ccuces &c of this great mother OF Republics hexhk
i.s to this American people something OF the splend
and Glory of Rome and how far they were advanced
particular arts beyond US. There perhaps were oaly
three particulars in which they then could excel cur
present country and ssehe first in some few styles
building the second OF embsning their dead and Pc
serving them for an age and the third In their great "a
neral and State Chariot of which this is most correct
delineation costing some 5000, being carved sided
and put together by American artists supposed from
heather mythology and carried out In true Roman sgb
open the first evening from to 10 o'clock The re
naming days from to 70. from TO and from to 70
In the evening.
Admission % Cents. Children hall price myl3i
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q Two splendid performances tshe place ma, :,
tho American Museum u - and o'clock Tor puis,,a.
zee bills snd advertisements. S',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

u The Legislature Of Louisiana terminated il.
session on the 4tn inst
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Officers of the New-York State Society for c.
Abolition of Capital Punishment.
rhe American rnlnn OF A..ocinrioni.t..

This body closed its annual session yesterday
after having mstured important relating
to the dissemination Of the principles Of Association
The following gentlemen have been elected officers for
the ensuing year:
Prfsidenf-HoRACE GREELEY
TreasvG-EDMUND TwEELY
Foreign Cor. Secretary-PARKE GOODWIN.
Domestic Cor SecroaTy-WM II CLAIMING.
Recording SecrdGrV-EDwARD GILES
DtrscfOrsGeorge Ripley. C. A. Dana F. G. shaw John
s Dwight John Orvis, II. II Van AmIinge, John Allen
By sn amendment 10 the Constitution the Presidents
ofAfsted mons constituted Vice Presidents of the
Psren, Society and persons specially elected to
that Office
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state Convention.

State Convention.
The WING Electors of the several Counties of this
State requested to appoint many Delegates they
are entitled to Members Of Assembly TO meet 10 SYRIA
cuse the 18th day Of May inst to nominate suitable
persons be supported for the oces Of Judges and
Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals in this State Albany May
i, lsAT.
IL sCHOOLCRAFT L.GB CANNON
JAMES HORSER Is. THAYER
JAMES KIDD, SETH G. HAWLEY
H. Z. HAYNER, CHAS. p KIRKLAND,
State Central Committee
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List of Act., chiefly of n Local character,
passed In the Session Of 1s47, Of the Lee
Qislafure of New-Nork.

As the Legislature only adjourned yesterday
the following list arranged for more convenient refer
ence Is not quite complete schedule Of the acts o
general in,eres, is published herewiih-AorEtSs Ed'
fiOH1
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American Institute.

The Election for OiEcers and Standing Commit
tee, Of this Institute took place yesterday Crest Ensni
rnitv prevailed and the following ticket W. elected
p-,,il,nf-MaHIoS DTcKERsoS
Tfs, Prs,id>ufs-sHEPHERp KNAPP, JAMES MArEs,
J0HS CAMPBELL.
Rerorfisz Sscro1-y-HENEY MErGs.
Ccrrsspondiaz Secrdary-T. B. WAXEsAS.
Treasurrr-EDwARD I. BLAcXHoUsE.
S,rpsriaterGinS Azeni-T WAKKMAS.
Committee on Fiaaaee-John Campbell John D. Ward,
Thomas B. sullman Robert Loveii- George Bacon Lin
Us w Stevens John A. Bunting
Msra1rs Of tie TreafiaA AaaEal Frr-Adonirsm
Chandler James Van Norden. Heman ". Chld.' Georgs
Endcou William Hal, James K. smith. Msrrn Z
Thou,pson Isaac Fryer, Robert Lovett Thos. b sui
nan z G Haven. Thos W. Harvey. George Clifford
Jossph Torrey lanes R. Walters Samuel II. Maynard
II C. Wes,erveL william Dodge, John Cloves w. H.
Cslkins, William c. Arthur BENJAMIN AyeHgg' r. r.
schoals z. T. Bsckhouse, George C. Mann
Corvuirss On Observation-Disclosures Wyckot K. I.
UnderhnL Chas Henry Hal. Thomas Budsmsn. VIM
J. Townsend. Henry A. Field r :. Livingston. Inomss
Bell. Charles Dennison, {. M-Dodd, Edward Clark,
Lawrence Smith.
Committee on CcnzSree-George Bacon. c. C. Haven
VIM c. Langley Chsrles Dennison, Abrsham Bell.
Committee on Maagfdcfwes-John D. Ward Jordan /.
Mott. James R. Smith George Enticot. John Irayers
Cor4uinse on Arts and ScirHoes-James Renwick, Tho
mas B. SULLIVAN. James r. Chiffon. Thomas w Harvey.
Horaro Allen, Charles w. Copeland James J. Mspes.
P Duggan c. L. Elliot NeziAh Bliss J. L. Kin'ley, T.
: Cummings.
Commune on Admission Of Naturalization Chan
der, Henry Meigs Isaac Fryer HemAn W. Childs, Geo
Bacon.
CrHmkf,e on Correspondence and The LbrGry-Willian
nglis, Philip Burrows :. ;. Bowman, Liv. Livingston.
Officers of the New-York state Society for the
Abolition OF Capital Punishment.
Presidenf-Hon VIM T McCOUN.
Zee Prssidsats-Hon. JSo. B. Scorr BESJ. ELLIS
JACOB HARsKN, NJ. D., JOHN STANTON GOULD, JAMES
II. TITUs.
Foreign CorrsspouGirs Secrs,sry-J. L. O'SuLLIvAN.
Domestic SsevaGry-GEo. +. BAKER.
Recording S,cragry-JosIAH HOPPER, NJ. D.
Treasurer-FREEMAN Hunt.
Couztise-Horsce Greeley. Psrke Goodwin. Richard
;. Williams Rev. VIM. :. Bslch. James II. Titus l.. b.
Hardcaste. II. w Smith Silss c. Herring, Oliver John
son, NewY0Tk City Ira Harris. Albany Co; A. X. Had
ley Rensselaer, Co; II. B. Northup, Washington Co.;
Rev. f. Buckingham. Oneida Co Rev F. w. Holland,
Monroe Co; Rev. 5 }. May Onoudsgs Co. Al. Spoon
er, Kings Co.
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FIRE-Just before our paper was put 10 press,
IRE broke out on Colegest below the Sewsnee House
and up TO three O'Clock mad consumed eight
houses.
P. s. o'clock-We glad to say the flames are
subdued after the destruction Of Is rs houses The
dwellings Of John D. Goss Mrs Harris Mrs Austin the
cabinet shop of Y Patton the livery stable Of Garnet
Singleton. occupied BY the sevapes House, &c &c
destroyed Nashville Wing 9Th
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myll 4iis-
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The meeting was Interesting throughout, ard
closed BY singing and the eensdeon BY Bishop JAxKs
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24

WILD MAN-Ihe Halifax On. s. Herald of the 9TH
instant contains The following singular Consdera-
oic interest mas been created within few days past by
he arrival m tt city on Thursday last Of wild man. who
had been discovered III the woods Cape Breton in state
Of muddy FOR the short time this strange individual has
been in the Poors asylum he has received numerous visits
ana a'tossh W condition Of complete babasm begins TO
AFFORD 4a, attempts cvize him may not be
altogether hopeless He both deaf and dumb and his an
Pearance extremely haggard He remains generally whe-
ther AWAKE OF asleep IN sitting position His skin is con-
sderaby thr'eed, from exposure TO the weather.
and his whole department resembles more an inferior animal
than human being When food offered him he seizcs it,
ana pressing 70 his mouth with both hands, devours
venousy ne Is remarkably fond of salt which he cats in
large quap'hes The first steps towards civilization have
been partially successful he having learned the use Of
spoon anH TO limited exen, allowed his body to be
with light wearing apparel It said that the parents Of this
singular Character emgated years ago Sydney from
Scotland and having permitted him in his juvenile days to
range the woods at pleasure, he acquired habit OF leaving
his pare residence tor number Of days at time until
compelled Tor want Of food to return home and on the
death Of hs parents he took up his abode in the forest alto
gesher, until the time Of bis capture.
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FROM BALTIMORE IND THE NORTH.
BALTIMORE, July 23-5 p. M.

BALTIMORE, July 23-5 p. NJ.
The troops at Fort McHenry to embark in the
transport ships Alexandra and Napier Monday next
They tary short Old Point, and sail thence for ora
Cruz. They number about 600. The companies with but
two exceptions, full.
The following named gentlemen were nominated last night
by the City Locooco Convention represent the city Of Bal
tmoe in the House Of Delegates provided they be
ed which is very doubtful from present considerations viz
W. p. Whyte, Nathaniel Cox, Elias Ware, r, Francis
Gallagher, snd Mendez |. Cohen.
The -four market to-day somewhat finer. Small sales
fresh ground Howard brands at $3.50; Western do.
SIS S525 and a sale of 500 barrels City Mills, recent
manufacture, of part and part old wheat IS Sus-
quehanna -four s525 s537 Sales of 400 barrels Virginia
meal at SO per barrel.
The supply of grain is small. Wheat is little frmer,
with sales Of good prime reds at 100 IL cents white
do. 10 ls; white ga Sc, and yellow do. 65 81;
oats 3s 40 rye 6s 70 whskey dull at 23I 245 cents
per gallon.
Provisions quiet and rather dull Beecae So per 100
pounds gross, average, hogs $3.50 Groceries quiet.
The tobacco market remains without any material change
increase Of receipts and the inspections o the week are
hhds., including ss4 Maryland, $40 Ohio, li9 Kentucky
and / Missouri
Wool Is 20 cents per pound, for unwashed and
washed better grades 20 40 fair receipts
Timothy hay has gone up to $50 per ton
Sales the Stock Board to-day were 81 900 L. s. SIS at
log; $500 Treasury notes 1869 800 Baltimore 6s i01
shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 46i Maryland State
6s, 66! Money continues abundant last reported Cou
pons rather dull quote them at So at retail.
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ARRIVAL OF THE RARITAN.

The United States ship Raritaa, Capt. FRENCH
FORREST, from the Squadron in the Gulf of Mexi-
co, arrived in Hampton Roads on Thursday. Sixty
OF the ships company are sick with fever. Capt.
EDsoN' OF the Marines, died on the. passage. He
commanded the Marines in the attack on Tabasco.
Lieut.. MAY, we are informed, returned home in
the Raritan' and reached this city yesterday. The
first report we had of the nature of his wound at
the attack on Tabasco. regret to hear, was cor
rect. He has lost his right arm.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24

CURIous DEATH.-rhe Trenton News saws "On
Sunday evening interesting child Of William s. Hutchn
son, of this city, met its death in singular and extraordinary
The mother had carefully laid her infant to seep
the bed up sars placing chairs in front to protect +
against the chances Of rolling off, At the foot Of the he'd
stood bureau, few inches from the rail Of the beds,ead
which deemed sufficient protection in that quarter and
with these ample guards the child left for about hour
while the mother attended 10 her household affairs below On
returning look after her infant she found that it had spped
down. feet foremost between the foot Of the bed and the b
reau where It hanging with the back Of its little head
against the bureau and its chin resting the rail Of the he'd
stead Life already extinct No noise had been heard
by any Of the family and probable that the deathsurrIe
was brief"