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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

sas,ed mart Of his arss defsmstory letter v, cor,
vnced TIA, hey are utterly groandsss instead Of rsn
nou.Iv r,tTsr,i1s bls sccusstons be eneoavors n -
-, a. n m a. they hsd rferrocs % sr,-i.
IN the LaYsvv World for the 10Th Of las, Juy-non,h.
Before the appearance OF Carey Hsrt' book AMI b.
fore the public had heard word Of MS Sgsrrss Win
ihst house with an efrontry &c shameless a. II q.
shallow he st,empts 10 divert ssnton from bis eorri,
non and confession OF fsseboods by urging that "a.
.ny,.lf In conversation be with him sst scp,-ser
his authority for statement thsi ~ss the wrtr %
an article thus draxsed into the Discussion az 1ere
of the slightest consequence TO the saes he bad rse
whether wrote that article or no,
There 10 no question Of versci,y' bst~eea my,sl
.ns r H.sdL.y as be hss esftrsiy rffhdrsrz f-,-
sr., pasoa that led me % notice him and has not vsr
,ur-d 10 NEE, my depisls BY The objection Of h,
oxo vors-tbe value OF which vii NOT ciseuss q.
10 sufficiently shown By the letter OF Carey Hart ,h4
day published 10 thu Ccnrir aHd Erqtro
Nv ist7 Yours SC X w. GRiSWOLD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

The country Is in a frighttul state Of Disorder
c-sr,a proxre,.e. With undiminshed rapidly Murder
succeeds msrder I'D n nof'ors .t,@1 o. We 80.
of Mr. Roe have been replaced BY the fresher horrors
.rcompanylus the assassination Of Mr. Lucss
ris usrfuI 70 eontenp plate the social aspect Of Ire
country before We have reached the gloom Of WINTER
xbsn disorder plays is mos, bloody and daring e.s -
ri. %. xont u D. the season q repose-turbus nes
NV reixns over q large portion OF two PROVINCES A
marked Characteristic OF the msrsudins bands rnien
march about In the open day their determined spun
Of ressfspce. -
They stt.ck orhouses and enter tesmesnes 10 carry
OF aocks In the very presence Of the nitsry ana
Sometimes they engage with them - 10 the case 81 the
desperate not AZ Rsthkesle Another feature peculiar
10 ihess displays H. that the mass consists NOT Of Psa
pers and famine stricken Sretcnes but OF suoos o.e
young fellows Who having no employment e''u''''
uickedness
The object Is 10 deter from rents and rates 10 sup
press the furious spiri, which works more stronsy
from day day and 10 soon likely 10 oyef'pres1 w "
nrovsness will REQUIRE al the powers Of the Executive
London Express Oct. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10
Spain.

The chief items of news are the reconciliation
OF the Queen with husband snd The return OF Queen
Christina % Madrid.
The royal reconciliation said 10 have been effected By
Nonsig BrunelH the PapAl Nunco. sho undertook the
mission AZ the solicitation of Nsrvsez and he soon sue.
cseded IN bringing the King 10 consent 70 reunie him
slf h the Queen the Palace OF Madrid, on the reno
va of Ssrrano This result having been communicated
10 her Majesty shs gave ner permission for the hns 10
return which was brought By Naryssz on the morning
OF the 3in ult D. the PsrdO.
TIE blockade along the frontier Of Catalonia was en-
forced Nth the utmost vigor.
Alsiles from Madrid dated Oct Is. announces the tx
tnc,on of the Erpscfac0r the vigorous organ OF the
srest BODY Of progresstss Two of It's numbers have
teen denounced .ubversve and sodiuous y the pro
motor fiscal
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GREAT DECLINE IN coNsoLs.


The steamship WAsHIsGTos, Capt Hewitt, from
Southampton, arrived yesterday at At o'clock
She left Southampton on Sunday morning the
oath ult and has made the passage from that port
in little more than 10 days.
The great importance Of every hours intelligence
at this particular crisis in Mercantile and Monetary
Affairs, induced our London Correspondent to send
copies of the London Obserrsr Of Sunday, Oct a.
by a special messenger to Southampton TO be
placed on board the steamer Washington for the
Ner. York Tribune. The ObserceT is the only
London paper actually printed and p1bfisktd
on Sundays and it contains, consequently one
days later news than the steamer would 9th
erwise have brought For copies Of he Obse'-
rey our correspondent was indebted 10 the
proprietors who in the kindest manner transmitted
% him the first numbers from the press exclusively
for The Tribune.
The Washington came up the Bay in fine style,
stopped for q moment of Castle Garden. and
then took her place on the North side Of Pier No.
4, North River.
The Washington discharged her pilot at 80 p NJ.
on the oath Oct. in gale Of wind from the West
ward. which continued without intermission until
the ID Nov during which time she could not run
her course owing to the heavy Westerly sea
Nov. z. lat 40 Al N. lon. GO w. exchanged sig
mails with packet with Marryatt's signals on the
mzen royalmsst could not make them out. Same
day exchanged signals with Havre packet sup
posed to be the Sllvie de erase
Eight days out great alarm was felt on account
of the spontaneous combustion of the Goals slowed
under the boilers, which was only got under after
the utmost exertion for nearly nine hours, and by
delueng the bunker with the water from three
pumps, kept constantly at work.
Among the passengers are s. K Hobbie ESQ
Agent Of the Post Office Department Smith NJ eau
ley, ESQ. U. g. Consul at Tripof, and G d. Wake
II. b. NJ. Consul at Charleston.
There is very little change in the general oondi.
ton of English affairs since the sailing OF the Gale
donia There have been some additional failures,
but none Of much immediate consequence on this
side Of the water Among them however, are the
Liverpool Banking Company, Manchester Bank
lscholes & Col and Newcastle Union Joint Stock
Bank-all of moderate Importance The last
named had a capital of 100000 and circulation
of s35O.OOO This stOppage would cause distress
in the Mining districts Still, twas hoped that the
worst was over; and it will be that the Funds
had slightly improved at the close.
The Working Classes, however, have maniiestly
not felt the worst of it. Suspension Of work, re-
duction of wages, short time, and every symptom
of hard times now their portion and collisions
between employers and their workmen are fire
quent The approaching Winter is evidently des
tined to be the hardest that the People Of England
have known for many years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

=. srTs--That the glorious old Bay
st,,c you'd again show herself WHO all over,
- did not doubt yet 1t gives ~ pleasure 10
eh,ouicle the returns she has just sent rs. Her
Wing Governor and Lieutenant Governor are
reelected by the People, having 10000 more
votes than their Loco-Foco adversaries her new
Senate is nearly or quite ell Wing, and her House
At least two to one, notwithstanding the dstrac-
tons that uniformly make against Us. The love Of
Liquor has doubtless added much TO the vote for
Cushing; Gov Briggs being strict Temperance
man and the laws Of the State rather stringent
against Rum selling On the other hand, some
I Q. 900 votes are cast against the Wings because
they are not HOSTILE enough to Slavery, the War
sc. &C 20 that the actual majority in the State
against Mr. Polk and his party exceeds 10000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10
The Overland Mail.

The overland Calcutta mail has arrived, bringing
intelligence from India and China The dates sre-Cat
cutts. Sept; Bombay, sept II hadrss sept II :
and Hong Kong Aug. a.
Another conspiracy mad been discovered az Lahore,
add on the 10Th OF Auxust the Queen Mother taken
from the palace and conveyed under escort 70 shark
hooprs fortress about t~enty miles from the Capital
where she 10 10 Be confined This notorious for
intrigues personal and political ST the head OF AL
The dissaseted 10 Lahore. and Der novsl from
power ws considered absolutely essential 10 the main
tenance Of tranquility
The British troops at Lahore are Il 10 SAID hereafter
70 30 relieved annually the higher rates Of remuneration
allowed them making the station coveted and a. many
possibe ara u be allowed to share 10 lis Advantages
ScISDE quiet. although some symptoms We exhi-
bi,sd Of virg among the Beiooehees Of The bills
b resume their old practice Of plunderng the plsns
Nothing was known In BOmosy Of the in.snfOus Of Sir
Charles Napier Much speculation was shosi IN coose
Quence OF report received from England that be 10
;. named Commsn der inChief OF the army In India
the retirement OF Lord Cough
From Asshsnis,sn and Peshsuur ihsre 10 no rsrnssks
bic Intelligence
The G0vernorGensrL vas stated 70 be about 10 pro
csed 70 Dude 10 order TO enter inio arrangements via
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
BY Telegraph to The Tribune.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9--p. NJ
The Louisiana Election took place on the lst in
slant, and the result ia adverse to the Wings, as
was expected In the LIST Congressional District,
Enle La Sere Loco is doubtless reelected
In the lid, (which includes the better part OF
New Orlesns,) Jacob Barker, once of New-York,
ran a. a stump candidate, but did not receive many
votes 1t is thought that b. 6. THIBoDEAux the
only Wing Member Of the last Congress is beaten
in this District
No returns from the two upper Districts.
New Orleans elects two Senators, and the Loco
Focos have carried them. She elects her twelve
Representatives by Districts, and the Wings
claim to have carried screen. But the Legislature
10 doubtless Loco Foco as before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

r,xDox rTsdnessag Oct 2o.-At Msrklsne the market
,rss vel supplied with home grown Wheat the show Al
20 II foreign more than equal 70 the oeusna an
.-...--irs In hresfstufs upon small scale le
nortstions were less than previously reported mo 81
com sas more inquired for and higher quoAnon 90
t.re5 Roth English sad American Flour was heavy ou
~ dome and that without any change IN prices
Grain (. cutie a. dull Wheat, and, although me ifrs
.r-ivsis nj O,ts Barley Beans and Peas be small sal
.b IL M inward tendency IN the value ~ these articles
AZ Markiane ON the I'D the arrivals Of Wheat and lou
from abroad since he 18th have been snali ana W &
80 doing . quite Of retail character. OF barley tne
.r,nfv Il trifng Beans are quite A. dear fce- M, Il
t-,rfr ~ rsfhar easier terms. Indian Corn ana Met
n.e, with no attention Russian Rye Meal sells IN rets
,r.r,itiss Al rs los per ton
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In ne SteBnshiP Wasingten, from Soufhempton-s Il
hobbie, washington, d samuel nniih' Sew orleans
CRAFTS fothsm and lady, VIM Hurry, VIM Hurry, Jr,
Miss Hurry, MissA Hurry, W Hunter, lady, child
aud servant Miss Rankin Fredk Victor lady children
and servant NJ Boruck Mr. STANCE, Western eet, Mr.
HAssck n WRice OSuliv Mr. % Sullivan, Geo picer
John Spicer n BowersJr Mis-. Low l. PTelsz and lady.
John simpson, Charles kentgen and lady Of I, smith
McCauley, Esd. ; Consul Al Tnpol Miss McCauley,
Miss Kate Lively Miss Ellington, lugersoli Washing
ton Keith OF Philadelphia; NJ sharp, l. Sharp OF KY
FLAG, Wake, a NJ Consul al Charleston, G.
Mrs ID Wake and servant EppiuE OF Charleston, G.
81 Ftzmorrs and lady, Mr. Eyitt Mr. Woods. Richard.
son, Mrs Meyers Solar, Alex Brown, h J Bridges Of
usland, Chas BrutOrf Of Switzerland Mr FOlett, j.,
Goesp. George Heinsohn and LADY Miss Lisett Horst
man, Miss samson, John DrOege, Jnckeunsn I kutt-
uer, Schneider OF Germany; II Won kaph, Of BALTIC,
NJ Bull Providence. !. Roberts lady and servant,
II Mcneil. Ireland h kertzsch Leipsic c Paimedo,
Pslmedo 0f Hanover George Lyons West Indies; Miss
Hutterrif. Germany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

IL becoming decidedly worse Thousands Of me-
ehanics are discharged hOm work and the large
establishments have resolved 70 close their doors
A Cabinet Council was held on the 18th, and
another on the 2lst ult at the Foreign Ofice'
which Lord John Russell the Chancellor Of the
Excheqaer and nearly all the Ministers attended
It is supposed that the Monetary and Commercial
crisis was the subject brought forward on both &C.
cssions.
The Queen and the Court remain at Windsor
Castle.
The Duke Of Wellington arrived at Apsiey house
on the 10th. from a visit 10 the Quee At "lnoso'
Castle, and left London the same day Tor " amer
Castle. where he was expected 10 remain nj the
first week in November.
The Morning Post Of yesterday mentions that Il
il rumored in political circles that Sir ROBERT
PEEL had been sent for by the QUEES' and Ina'
the ex Premier bad private audience with her
Majesty The Post, however, scarcely believes IN
the truth Of the rumor, but says,
80 The Queen cannot have dismissed her present
Minister. and we are much mistaken In Lord Jonn
Russell if he should have rendered his resignation
in the mere anticipation Of danger or defeat
The freauent Cabinet Councils, the visit oil the
Duke Of Wellington at Windsor Castle the sever
ty Of the present crisis in mercantile AFFAIRS the
refusal of the Chancellor Of the Exchequer to CON-
eide with the PRIMER in granting some relief may
have suggested to political circles the rumor men
toned by the Post.
have lust been informed that party from LiV.
erpoo is in town for the purpose Of placing on board
the Warrington the latest Liverpool papers and
trade circulars
Your very obedient servant r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

Total 4yI64 5000 12.0ss SO 9s0 1855 1884
Briggs over all, $40. Do 10 40 fOio
Barnstable, Nantucket and Dukes Counties 8
towns in Berkshire, in Bristol, lin Plymouth aud
I each in Norfolk and Worcester Counties 10 hear
from. These will very materially increase Gov
Briggs majority
The Legislature stands 90 far Senate Wings ls,
Locos none House, Wings 1876, Locos 40, Liberty
Party l. The vacancies in the Senate will be filled
by Wings
liz will be seen that there s quite discrepancy be
tween the two accounts above Whether to charge the
error 10 the Telegraph or somebody else we do not
know. We presume the fret one (767 mai for Bhgss
10 nearest the mark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

By Telegraph to The Tribune.
ArIAa OYYrcK. RosroN.

ATLAS OrYfcH, BOSTON,
10 O'Clock Tuesday, Nor. 3, le47. 5
The total vote for Briggs in 277 towns (sl bot 81
10 1909; Cushing as,7o7; all others 1850 -
Briggs majority, thus far, over all others 7s7.-
The towns yet to come in will make Briggs clear
majority about 1000. This is great Gushing Is
in minority in the State Of more than $4,000
The Wings will have a majority OF about OsE
HusDRED in the House, and the Senate VIII be
ALL WHO. In our published returns this morning
we make a mistake of 900 in Essex Co. against
Briggs have corrected it in the above state
ment Ia this city the Wings made no exertion'-
Old Massachusetts 10 still herself VS..
The Boston Atlas. the paper that usually brings
us the Election Returns having failed to reach as
last night we make up the following comparative
table from returns received by Telegraph and 9th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

Letters from st. Petersburg state, on the sutbon-
IS ~ the official reports received By the Gov rnment
that the cholera continued b advance toward tbs north
and east Cases OF IL hsd occurred Al Onel II Toua
aud In the village Of Pensa situated At only atty
leagues from Moscow Ia the province OF Astrscan In
which there 81 20 Inhabitants el5 eases bad
cured and 3l3l deaths The disease ragged with great
severity al Tscharno-Jsrsk and In the snvirons AZ
srstof the cspial o. the province OF that $500
persons hsd been attacked, 99l Of whom died. la the
country Of the COssacks OF the Don the,e had been
1851 cases OF which 70l7 terminated fatally
We read In letter from Warsaw; Great prepsrs-
lions foot for the expected arrival OF the Emper
or. The police actively employed In endeayoring 10
make the city sppssr fair possbs IN the eyes Of
the Car Every begzar ia arrested al the houses
being washed and painted, snd the squares and public
buildings are being oesutihed.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

DREADFUL ACCIDENT .-ViESsA Oct AN ex-
press has Just arrived from komsn,n Hungary, from
the Arenduke stephen Az the Archduke on bio Jour
ney 10 ofen, was going from Roman TO hsso, and
shout 10 cross the living bridge over the Danube ina.
mense number OF people rushed toward The vessel BE-
lng anxious get the town OF ksso WAS bril-
liantly Illuminated and grand preparations had BEEN
made for the reception OF the stsdsnolder Inc travel
nz carriage OF the rehduke JUS, succeeded la reaching
the vessel but the bridge immediately gave way tbs
second s.d third carriages and an immense number OF
persons precipitsted into the river. When the
express ls about eighty persons were missing among
whom were many cavaliers from the suite u the Arcn
duke but Ia hoped that many Of them may have been
saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10
Holland.

SPEEcH OF THE KISG.-At the opening OF the
session Of ths States General His Majesty stated In
the speech from the throne that the abundant harvest
,n. wear In nearly all the productions Of the earth In.
duced the hope the Netherlands would be- preserved
from those evils which the consequences OF dear
and from which they suffered so much lssi year The
state OF the fnsnces favorable and II was possible
ths, In the course OF the the reduction OF part
Of the debt might b. proposed In the general state oil the
country which continued Al peace al home and sbrosd
The necessary measures for the Introduction oil ne"
legislation lnto the Eat Indies and which was a. nearly
a. possible 10 harmony with that Of the mother country,
had been commenced In -urinam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

Advces from Lisbon to the 18th ult. state that
Count Bomf and his companions had landed at Lisbon
from h, T,rYbs The meeting Of the Central Election
Committee presided over by Count de ThOmsr. was al
tended by 900 persons The registration sss going %
hard the Septembrists that their Committee bal
formally protested tO the Queen aud they were dicus
sing the proprety Of Recommending 'nelr sdneren'' nov
10 vote a, the approaching election. Lisbon wsf per
fectlv tranalil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10
The Manufacturing pI-lricl..

FTUm The bTIIahuIh UcE =
The progress of restitution is irightu m the eN
IRENE In Lancashire sloue u is computed thst 81 Ovp
workpeople with their families are depriged ni employ
ment la Manchester during the las, week the numo'
of operatives wholly without employment has ncfess
by 200 and the number short time mas Increased ~
$500 The report OF Mondays Manchester marie
states that 4" the dresries' msfEetday ever exp
riereed In Manchester not single sale having been rr
ported The following Official returns tor Msnehesp
or the last three weeks will show the rapid increase IA
the number of operatives now on snort ums or enrey
out OF employment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

u The Eveasng Mi'r0r. which labors under
the hsllucina,ion Of imagining that there Is Tay
lor party or feeling in existence somewhere, thus
dsscantss
ns great pity for t WI,gs ta fhey spsieh
nss t>er bread BATTERED Their recent triumphs.
MI prove their overthrow In 1898 The banner OF
osn sone lead them 10 victory. IL requires
no sp. :, prophecy 10 this The OF the times
40 psf,s.e, AND cannot be mistaken Seventeen out o.
twenty Whs menssn Of the nsat Consress who hsy /.
been written 10 on the subject, declare er Gen Tsyr
pvinf ap All nope OF ever electng Nj Clsy
What viii the Besses Cosr,sT and Tss Nee y.,s H.
tss< say 10 thisf" '" AZ"
n Why, sir, we say that your twenty Wh;s
Members Of Congress must have been very care
fully selected In order yield seventeen with soch
an engrossing appetite for butter. And. indeed.
your own lamentstion that the Wings are so obtuse
with regard to the battered side of their bread
shows that yox also are aware that Tay lorsm don
take.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10
Court CaIeudar....THs DAr.

Clscrrr corHr-No. 5. /. u Is. 70, % % g. =
80 80. -. 81. b. 80
COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Nos. ll9, l1 ~ 70 q a
81 o. 81 - ~. los 10 - n As 81. IS = - ~ 3
5. H. 81 -. T. Part ll-Nos "a y 100 o. - 10 , O.
n so In. 40 ~ s7i 70. 81 40. - = 81 q, a
q6 100 1874 loo ia - - IA 1872 1854 i6s 80 ~ 10
IA 1874 sOs , 20s l5a li6 22O liz, lls 10 is2 "a
An,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

MioHieAS-Tbe Detroit Free Press has returns
from the seventeen principal Counties of the State
giving an aggregate majority OF a,7eo for Epsphro
ditus Ransom. the able and popular candidate of
the Loco Focos for Governor. We presume the
residue Of tho State will carry it up to 5000. The
new Senate is claimed to stand % Loco to 0 Wing
and the House IS Loco to Whig-some more to
come in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

Tn. reductions are still being carried rapidly forward
% that there Ia prospect OF greater desumuon tnan
Manchester has ever known before
The state OF the manufacturing districts $50 alarming
that Government though refuses ali meaiures oil re-
lief 10 providing a strong military force 10 Keep ihs
peace Al Carlisle the local authorities have received
warrants from Sir George Grey, the Home Secretary
authorsing them call out and enrol the pensioners o
the district and strong force Of cavalry now station
ed at NswDridge No supposes that the Winter can
be got through should the distress not DO mingaleo
without some desperate rotng
The Morning Chr0uicls OF Thursday states
We are sorry 10 learn that serious approximations
are entertained Of an outbreak the part OF the opera
tives Of whom 90 many are now out Of employment IN
consequence Of the stoppsge Of the mills. The return
of the number OF mills work and people employed Ia
them LAST week shows that scarcely than halt the
usual number Of mills working iui time the diin-
mutton 10 one week having been no Teas than niteen
The number Of unemployed hands 10 upward OF 1000
and there are more than 1900 working short time -
The total number In full work 10 only about 1900, no
less than 1000 having been placed on snort time or
thrown altogether Of employ ment during the course
OF the past week"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

~ We advise every who wishes 70 AID scmeii-f
10 III. stock Of snowledge and at the same tine ENJOY
hearty laugh 20 90 this evening TO NsnNha Garden md
-. ,he exhibition Of Exhrsiinx Fiber See s8,er.
,.....,.,. rnssr had OF Aususements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

Athens journals 70 the 10th ult. contain little
new. of interest The insurgents msintsned themselves
IN strong positions the frontiers. The Government
had cent troops even 10 the enyir0ns Of Athens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

~ The most extensive variety Of the improved Ass+
lie Rubber Fabrics have are AZ The Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broadway Their oserhoe' hey
can hrak ~ ~ ln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

ryaJ w CESSATION Co. = Cedsr-st are selling %.
genuine Albert O. Bassy Pen for only y %, silver
Pencil Csse included. Also, Levi Browns Spencer
Rendel Josiah Hayden Go. snd other Pen. n celebrated
s..mp, a, REDUCED prices Gold Pen. reponted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10
FROM CALIFORNIA.

CINCINNATI Ohio, Nov. s-P.M
Commodore Stockton and party with 4e men, ar
rived at st. Louis on the 9Th inst from California The
Commodore took passage Immediately for Washington.
Lleu,s Thompson aud Gillespie of the Navy and NOrris
the Commodores Secretary, were of the company
The party attacked by the wsshee Indians at Tur
key River at night and four of their horses stolen
Stockton struck with
Emigrsnts going TO California and Oregon were no,
molestsd.
Col Mason Governor OF California says hostility
the part Of the native population was spprehended