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

APRIL REPORT Of the Mutual Life Insurance
hCompary ~ New York, 20 WaisL This Institution
during me month Of April issued nnetyons new policies
viz: =
To Merchant. and TradersSSlTo Physcians.....
Manufacturers. 81 Lawyers ...... .....''' :
Narbsnics ...........igl Officer w 4. s. Army
Rrosar -. ......... Al sec'y Of al ins. Co /
Clerk-.......s. III Afculrrt ''''''''''''"'
Engneers,..........ss I4anirs'ss''s'. ''''''s''
Fsrn.r. ............ q Other occupetons.....
Clergymen...... ..''.' y Lives InsBred......9i
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HASSAY, Secretary.
MfsruRS Posi- NJ. ID. Physician, So 'adWY my I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

CHURCH OF THE PURuASs-The lecture room OF
tais beautiful edihce Unonsqusre will be occupied
BY the congregation Sabbath and the main building
Is expected to be ready for use in all June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

% FOR sALE-rhe delightful Farm and Country
Seat Of A Asur, Esq about IS mile. from Cincinnati
one Of the most complete establishments In the
United Stales For particulars apply 10
my2 lv A. j. BLEECKER. Auctioneer, 7 Brosd-st.
~ FOR -ALE-A most desirable Farm the banks
- of the Pssssic River, near Beevie, NewJersey,
FOR many years the property Of Peter Crazy, ESQ.,
Apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auetionser,
my2 lw 7 Broad. at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,


J,ROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE, adapted eN
rlusivey 10 her instruction 10 the natural lsWs II ner
vs,ern and ali The diseases Of her ethical perloas by
Edwsrd ri Dixon NJ D. author Of sundry surgical -
saws and lecturer the operative surgery OF We ~
97j nsges-prce Al .. The Newl orr Mirrof, Chlsusn
Advocate OF Boston, and Newly ork Medical Jolrna &C
&c have expressed the highest sentiments oi His VAN
ahieyo,k For AL bv CHARLES II. RING,
myll w. corner oi Johl-s- abl p'o,- ~.
HoRTICULTURST FOR MAY.
HIST PU BLIsHED -This work !, entirely devoie1 70
j Horticulture ard IL Edited by A. J. Downing. wen
known 10 he fully competent Tor such work sIDsohp
80, mice only per vesr Subscriptions received ~
my4 MARK n. NEWMAN \ 90, ly5 oroH1 = ~
oULTIvATOR FOR MAY.
rr-cT pVcFIVgD- snbscrbers can receive their nun.
j bers By calling Subscription price one ooaI PEI Sea
Comp etc Of the bscs volumes always on Ls.
myI MARK II. NEWMAN / CO., lg9 broa1~sy.
NEW YORK COUNTY MAPS, 60.
n DIsTURNELL. i02 Broadway, bss jet received
new ,unply o. County Maps Of The STATE o. Ne" on
IRE STATE Atlss also Township Maps Of he stAle OF Ne"
YorS All OF which will be sod on reasonable TERMS
my133l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

~ On Tuesday evening last s. w Shaw Of
Knox County Ohio had his pockets picked at the Bow
cry Theatre His pantaoOn' pocket was cut and y 30
taken from L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

saa,s..-. PLANO kUKTEs tYrry INV prices
r,sr - ~ ersons about purchasing Pisnos vii to9
"RH MI 70 their advantage 70 call Al T. Glenn
~ u gCos hsnuisciory, l9i Fultcnst lws1i Of
sroaSwsJl general assortmea ofNahogAny snd Rose
wood Pisn0s constantly hand which vii he sold low Tor
eAsL or approved paper Dealers Fappst liberia isn,
mv.7 R GLENN 4 co. la futnr-sl
.tOK >ALE ~ the Old tlsud No. bar
sx1xsE 6jeAysL opposite the Asior House, variety
"TRHof 81. 81, and octave Piano POfIes, Of
" Ievery variety Of pattern, with al The
modern improvements 10 rosewood and mahogany cases
warranted tn svery respect give SUBTRACTION sale
Pianos on hire. JAMES THOMPSON
mIsSm Lac TsllmAn Rsnden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

FRENCH STEAxEKs-Mr. LEON LEcosTE is to
have the Agency the Hsvrs line Of Steamers and no,
Aymar Co. has been stated The first Of them, the
Ulloa Will probably arrive here BY the 18Th Of June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
F~- rxaxryzx1xnr- NORRIS AND fsskA kAlLhOA
&SH 49, -Commenciag No0csy, May >, -
1asa Leave New.YoTk A. NJ, o'cloch

f-r czazzexazzCM0RRlS AND tsskA hAlLbO "a,
La - -Commenciag Noocsy, May > -.
ez.1 Leave New.Yors. A. NJ o'ssoesY
VI. Leave Newsri. 81 o'clock A NJ Al Ss,o,s T.
Leave Norristown, : o'clock A. 2o'clcek z. VI. -,
Pss.rngers hy The morning train to Morrisown VII r'
rive ihers Al M O'Clock where stsges VII be n esdre
~ c,,Tev hem to schooleys Mountain. wsshingon Be-
videre and Esston daily 10 Owego, Mnioto, NeNeoa
ssnhope and Suecssuny ON Mondays, W s.oe
yridsy. and TO RooksvAy Dover Sparta ara N"N Ton 90
Tns.Say. Tlarsays ard Saturdays each ne returning
he following days 10 meet ne 2 N TAN 10 NswlS's
sage viii also lesve FOR Baking Ridge every evening
on re srrival OF the car. ai hcuistown. .
Bva recently established sstsge lesves Mornsown
fr lie Delaware Wster Gap and siroudsou'g via sun
ho,s Iohrsorb arg Coumbis Blsstown. every Tues
dsy Thursday and Saturday, on the srrNN ~ ne
train from New-Yok Ksurnng 'n lne s NE p'W
The stage lraves sirouisoafs 81 ~ "a :" NV Nv = ~
pss.sngsrs 40 through to and from jersey City wiho0,
n,r baggage Ia The car At The - CsrasdL
where an agent will be in attendance 70 receive
An sscksges or bundles must be eniered on me wsya
Co. IN ,snv viii NOT hold themselves responsible
Freight will be forwarded 20 sa0.i,rto"n
nom Absny es'n BY Ne 90.
o ~. .se ,s s d ~ ~ IRA DOOD. Superintendent
THOTsATONIC RAILROAD. ~sTA
ASA-sprng Arrangement, commencing .kzrurursurur3.
ssnk Monday April Y, lsf7-Unlil farther
notice the steamboat NlMROD Cspt Brooks, wlnlesss
r. psr nj he foot OF Markets. y. K daily sundsyser,
csctss Al O'Clock A. NJ. Returning. leave BTidgePOna
ha past P NJ The Passenger Train leaves srlds.pon
Va stsge, run in connection with the Cars from Lee
Iepox Old siockbridge, Curtsyille Wnsed and Nonoh
Fare through - Also 10 LiIchheld woodbury. Daneuy
and Bethel 4, =, 49,. 49,.
No Agent Of this Company Is authorized to lake charge
ofspeeie, bank notes. or valuable papers OF 'e's"'
them for trans poris.iOn GA any condition
Freight received at the depot foot OF - ron
O'clock a. NJ TO O'Clock P. NJ. @. 81 PERRY, Agent
~ OAce on lhe pier. ~ -
s--,- r,s.ss<sesy1 PATERSON RAILROAD
AGA sEsss zsfSs ~ Summer Arrangement To commeoes
April 20. lSs7 Leave
PATERSON pEF0r. Nsw.foM
O'Clock A N. VI O'Clock 4 ~
III O'Clock, A. "a. ~ O'CLOCK, r ~
O'Clock, P. NJ. 5. O'Clock, r. n.
| Lssyes Paterson Dapo,u Eew-York 81
O'CLOCK A. "A. 81 O'Clock, A. u.
A oeiork 81 o'ciock NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14
GOAL LAND FOR sALk-The subscriber b

GOAL LAND FOR ~ALk-The subscriber has
for sale several Tracts OF the best Coal Lard in Schuyl
an Couny PenusylvSnis. One Tract Of 100 acres,
Tract OF 400 arres and Of about 500 acres, mum
her OF veips are opened FROM 10 70 feet There Is also
Abundance OF Iron Ore Of superior quality. This land
commepds itself-n will be shown 10 such persons a.
may wish to purchase lilies warranted WIN be sold on
favorable terms 10 close the concern OF S9M
Appy to A DILLER, Spring Gsrden-sI Philadelphia.
uyi2 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

lNPkNY.-rbe Stockholders Of the New-fork and Ere
Railroad Company hereby notified thai an lnsisneh'
OF Teu Dollars per share all shares which me pay
heretofore sde DO exceed lhirtynve dollars
Is required be paid the oce Of The Company No -
Wal 81 before The hTsg day * June next BY oroef
Of the Directors, NATHANIEL MARSH, See'y y.
Nsw-York. May /, is47.
N.B.-stockholders residing At or Newh1rgh can
mske payment 10 Thomas c. Ring, ESQ Cashier OF the
Powell Bank. myl I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

MIR. YOUNG's English and Classical school VII S Ss
WI removed on the list Of May from 90 Foufthsi to me
large and pleasantly located house Abng1on-squsIe'
corner OF Bank Circulars containing terms references
&c may be had ill IT OF May 50 Fosrtd-st
HoIE-Two three pupils viii DO Admitted ln5o .he
nrnrpale family boarding schOlars als fihWoN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

4 ETTER COPYING PkbsShs-sHs1 os sIss
L. and sryles At low prices slso, trsneiss Improved
Msrfod Letter Writer by which he letter 10 written ana
copied Al the same tiue-sod wholesale and rea ny me
m.nnf.rmrs,. FRANCIS LOITREL.
mvH II MsidealxneL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

DROF BAs~ET has removed 10 354 Broadway corner
of FranaH 2 where be will he pleased To receive hls
pppis on The CO. net ald also form new class 10 french
on The "a h. - o.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

xAROAD COMfAN1-The snuua election for direct
ors Of this Company viii be held heir Office In The City
OF Albany The second Wednesday (9.h dsyl 81 June
neat a. ~ O'Clock al Of that day. The poll viii
nue open hour. The usnser book will be closed on
The sh Of NAV and continue closed until the 10Th Of June
AIbsny May T. ls47 BY order OF the Board Of Directors
myi1 "a 2. FOSTER, Jr. Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14
IRANY ANn -IHENkCTADY NaIe Moaavk

"A and Hud.on) Rsilrosd Co. Bonds Of 1857 and lss2
Noce is hereby given that the Interest due on the shove
Bond. will Re paid at the Mechanics Bsok IN Tho City q
SsxYork on ard sfer the let proximo-Albsny, May :,
~ invlo atdl T. FOSTER. Jr sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14
- VI. r. O'HERN e. CON- .T~h
<xxx oHERH, JoH I HERDMAN, AN, zsssssszC

Drafts supplied for any from upward psysbI
10 every town and city throughout the United kingdo~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

SARATOGA MINERAL WATERs-A go
tCsuppy from the Pavilion and Congress 80, ~
Wholesale and retail and delivered to any part o. ~
free Of expense, BY GAsSNER YOUNG 0fysx
al lS2 Chsthse~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-28


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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-28
HsGR42EEEN 4 N0N.

n uoIES aaH.z eal=s #.s Ffe Ha5z ##5Fs ezz
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE Of DELEGATES.
TurspA,. n,c 81. isi7.


Z Committees made reTs'ts.
In ,o,iun Il llf Ssrhrl5nt. ot-r-rd Hat MI Bur
W. be added l. be committee + fuses aud lalerna
Navigation.
o. in,ia, r NJ Xiv
besoir,d. l bat Win this House shsll ~ Urn OF
Thursday nesf. It viii adj 10 heeto Mdndsy M
e7tatu~t
ia mr,;nn Il Mr. Cox.
Rtsolr,d That lie c,mriltfr Il Courts II Jns,ic'
equfe utu he f>nfseney Il amending iife act risrrt
Msnh 9Th lS46. prescribing ecfsln Courts IN "hci
SUITS against furl cifPaeu r.. e4a-sed Of dfirefs o
he Government, ma, b. maintained y
On marion II Nh. >tava'.
Rr,alred Ihaia selort ruuucr Of uIno bc spp1iut
- IL ihc PIP oi lqniftrg nha amendments ale nc
c. ss4ry 90 Il laws establishing tc7, Warehouses, ai,
d,dau. the juiy t Inspectors 81 lobsccn.
PETITIONS.
Petitions wee rres,n ted aud fcfJrtod tn appropriate
oummnirrs
fy Mr Thompson OF Jrfrrsan If 3sI citizens Of the
Sh.asr d,ah Valley. Tor rruewa OF the directing
,hs survey II til, Nhensnd ah nye. and making appro
rrlaihrs. and pf amendment OF the charter oi the
new Shcuand aah COMPANY;
Il, Mr. Hamilton. Ut czfns al \ugusis. fdekbfdge
and Bath fr ,c sb,tinn of olls the 10 miles of rad
from ssunten 10 Bdfslo Cap
Il, Mr. johns ~ Il II. and ID Of cliizens Of Ham
Sun, ut a nfapy construct Railroad firm Parkefs
burg -ome ? int GA the Tygan's Valley OF Cues, nv
The To k,~ng ,nsros ed bhis were read third time
and passed.
\ bill r,emplng tic ir,men II the tomnol Petersburg
tom servng on Juf,s;
\ bill changing III. lime m Holding The quarterly terms
1T, .."a., .,.,,' !. I.rHk,
b cermng lie count oi Hastings for The city Of
! Rel Inn nd
\ bill changing the n Henry kalussowsk 10
/ thaid 'hnr, korw'n:
! 4 bill dfvoteens thas DAVIS from lis af, llulJah
! dli disotclng john Peyon from his vile Delila;
bill auhurSing separate election al the house of
: iirnf, Slcluhack, IN the county ii Lewis
\ bill anhnfisln1 " illlam Nelson Of Yorktown TO
struci whsrses on inrh River. at SAID town;
\ bill Incorporating hi Mas land and Virginia Bridge
n,lany.
\ bull It's first rradnr ir the rerf Of Milton Fur
e,san Superintendent al schvls Tor W ayne county WAS
read and nJfccd. AFR opp sitlon by Nh No'all and
support By Mr.. Nlct,lans.
\ bill ir the rriei II Lewis {. Baker trnrher of
Gloucester. was ais, tsIett liter lis first n ajing
The report OF the cantl tee II fnHnce. adycrsr mhe
letiran Of Gefge w liols II Hampshire county,
rad and aIresd TO.
Tie rep nt lho committee II onrs II Justice Cup
ttsiIubn trrtod Ia hrm) against the rNpe,ency
4 sliaNina run,talts IA take forthcoming bonds u exc
rasiuns ISSUED ht justice { he peace, With authority
nsrn y hen f.icd-~as read and reed to.
On mott Il NJ. Scott,
The House All uurnul.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
THlhIlLTH CONGRESS.
FlllsT SESSION.
St.NA II.
AioHpsy. Derenb.r o0.

MoSD,Y, December %.
Mr. DIX prosecuted 4 memorial If the l.. = Army 81
Paehl1 playing the establishment of retired Isl Tor The
aat, aud making pfoyisons Iot widows ao1 arphaas
he memorial s!nrd by t.,n neral. scott " rIh an1
OTHERS. n rfescnii the membrrn Mr.. INK addressed
fi1e Svns'e ~ uqaeut bic uannet Ia behalf
ui The al Jeeis prs yed tUr.
Alr Ilsnneean presented memorial pa,in4 fur the
establishment Ul = euitousi g1g.fnnlent ~ On.gnn
Ayr ealls - notlee, Nj ! eci asbed aud obtained
rave 10 bring ~ punt .uIh,H, winch Rad the
tsl aud seeand tines by cohs nj aud refer
ted Ia the committee IN PublIe Lands Il lated ef=
rafs and defective feturns Ia certain snrse,4.
Nj Hale presented fes,iuilpns Of isfi,. lns adupicd
b, Tire Legislature Il New ianrsbit.. fsaf Of The
" nih Ptuylso.
hr Niles presented mar resolutions nf the Irgs
aiure OF Connecticut. In favor OF the Nll.noi Pryisu
The resolutions offered solpo days u, Nj. Gal.
hum. coming ~, he moved 10 postpone them until the
Isl TUESDAY IN Janrary
Mr.. Allen desired 10 know whether Mr. Calhoun
meant 10 90 against ail sclulsltlun Of territory
Mr.. talhonn replied that II was has intention II
involve any other question Than that contained IN his
buttons he question ot the conquest oi Mexico WAS
the faI one before the country aud thai he should dis
Debate ensucd in which Mr. Allen moved to refer
the resolutions 20 the Committee Foreign Relations
Alter further debate. the resolutions were ostpoued
and made t'e special order for 10 morrow fortnight
Mr.. Dckans III reso uons, relative the acquisition
III territory were then taken up. aud an inlen my de
rate ensned, III which Mess g. Dickinson ass Calhoun
and others, took par-when they passed Tor
The rrcs
4 message was received from ll,r House # Rcpre
sena'tes. announcing proceedings relative the death
0 The Hon Gen. &. Drdng ole.
MI Mason delivered an eu'tgy ON The deceased mem
beti aud, alter The adj pilon oi usual resolutions In
such cases, the SeAate sdJournod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

Is 900 uarth o. p,aliry in 1anloa, and tat in ihs
- ae periad III iss II piry mace by hIs iaher had
eeea Sat & 300. in kett aBd In SuIry 4stO.
Coz 10 re>,rnd frau ianian Annually II poultry L Is
ssid that ths uniifs hen Il IN Ee nj ahle ian
eve IL tn sal aI1els 1T shrimps uarc than q ,uOu
rer snaaa has b,en ,s IL tae earris ai1ns irbh BIS
in In L,cc,,shifr, 10 lunlani Is ~ be aTed that
tile gS~ss o hs i.0ndn Gt'ton . li'an tai"
s,;!sr- nsslry ii'ea t,s,-, ee ere g -
se1p.ic Vt The uure ellninaR auses q issdF ! u"
s;a;Aiafl ssasa enss.'s..a ss''' - '''d"e', IS
s-aaaing The b.net, .r. 'e es,l'rr country derives
trsn s.ic, IN markei fJr lis praeace ealsoA, De
xA<t<s.irrd b. ifs DESTRUCTION.
IS Yea, New I'm. land prt sn5 o--ior, Nj. J. Hfnet
a. Is eN,ising iuc attention N Manchester snd ~
es,agl 4 isciafe which he delivered IN the former
rsce on Ii o,,-,,ce -,-k-- e, iie highest ierus 81
case He h ais, sstsnrc c0afss II Lvsrfsa T.
RrpSsssatai,e aea. The eas'ncuis Il classes
snos nj h,w s.llcr def - oysc.. lis trst &c
,Ise saf u.ss q goat nes be had 'a'es AID
chy intele iua sudeaee sne va sieneI Ia VIZ le
nhss eager l.nsiun lis rens ang l,e'ufes viii he on
S~elear, IS ihe representa- {, The siio fiasses;
~ ,n.isue dia OF ,no 81 pcs Sha Asreare The pof
ic1L Nspoe n as the man n e srofid ad G,elhe as
The representative Il he tltysrs class. MI Lmmefs1n
,s not Of COURSE c,aiiae hlustlf &c the i:osnnes
tniliaai rec,p,,un ats lin Ia London
tn. death Il The Archbishop a. y nt tes thrown an
immense slice oi Church pfoiesneI nln The GIT II the
Administration. Tie annual value al ire see Is aio,
nD aud The number + iiy ings II the giil sny two
TIE Bishop sf OxiHJ. DR.. Nilbeiurcr, is sad to be
The Palace iasor,e f the place. dnl tie alleged peni-
a:iiy Of some Il his tnes viii probably pi',ent las ap-
roinmenl The chuce is al,nlen'l, divided htmeen
shs Elshar 5f Woctsier who huhc to Loud Gotten
hans. INC gresen, Lord Chancellor) aud Dr.. Stanley
Ite Bshcp OF Norwich.
Londoa is nov filing up tadl,, and all IS hustle and
r.erss -,hc tadcslan Tor business, the pdiiiean
ior e prosecution Of his iaorlie measures md ,,e "'
MONDE For thu gaiv,,a Il I" tsp1uon. III Ia"
mean lime Is very graili.n 10 observe reufn OF
commercial clnf1encs and feeling thai he sIurn has
spent isell and that pr,ba ~ the business atmosphere
las been rert ulI, pur fled by ia operation. Bets
ore nov nakus that Coasols vii be at 90 before Chst
mas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

" isconsin and for olhtr purposes" r. ~,
aen' o'o mol SYN; and rs pass near ffes.
'he ~ssiuh,~lnh ihen WAS sufficient I'm ehse Of
statement III his ntJeetiuns the bill vas rc,; iFeler
M'ssaee submitted 10 the Hoase on Wednesi,S The
the Presidents OBJECTIONS at full lcrc, contains
In" bill appropriated hall 4 million of dill.
Tor The Improvement numerous larnor, ,,I ~ more
within the limits AID jurisdiction # se,rf, c 'efs
II the Unnn. " w lie State,
Inc Presidents o. jrciien npon cnns,;,..
GROUNDS In III" grant OF power to Congress II, nun nal
Commerce with foreign .ims and an, , : -, esnlal"
Siars' the existence Of cunn,rrce is IRE %"r-l
u course. the nirans also lly which and Li ' and.
ufoneh which 1t Is carried In the pres;d, n-ls
no creative power Is given, but The power
cont FRED "'er that which may have been br ,a
eNis,'ne hy "'her agencies This control has been VITO
cTsrd over tres commerce hs the esab.lne,' tMt"
ms drfinrg The rights q eli zens and snl ic, "a'
by arls imposing duties and restrictions .u,,; AIM
81 Is. sfalnrn, raTgoes and pasretycrs Gun ,oo, '~
NE states has been regulated hy acts uf C,no,m
ting to tire % aS'u9 trade and tire vess, emnLrl wa
IN, and DOR HE better secur, If tassenp.,s "e'e-
Propelled by Steam, aid by the removal o all
appn internal trade '"ohs
Bey"1d FL acneniS such as these the prrsil.,, - e..
ers nat lie constitutional power Of the {. y,aa
over c. mmerce does MOI extend. Nevefth hess s",t
be d tlirul undtt such an Interpretations Ia lind "ud
for the construction Of Ugh, oascs II would ba ,''"y
I'll nj 10 show how II would lie Unconstitutional
move dangerous distractions from the Nississ,n, vie
while tile power IS conceded To construct b,al,,',
he mouth Of ID, lware Bay.
Practically, however, the greatest difficult, j. ,
whole matter i, pr,babl unl in the ind, ii NJ. l. n'
Ia which appropriations might be- carried Ef Lh.,5 \ j,
protemens, by combinations ut sectional j. prsx r. ~
The policy should he fully recognized The menL.,'t
Congress WHO could pr cure The Target apur n,,,.
be eApen'Iel in his disrH would claim iator sc ,in
hf'r $ II" d4nhi iiaf much eaaiarrassien Mould ,,.
II ii h' s5nsee Win elel "a ~ prarse and .,,an
b e .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
Correspondence efHe Philadelphia Inquirer.

y
Peroe, November. 1871, Oh The misery Of ihs
Hospital life, who would believe IL Bad treatment
from Ulcers and d. ctors Failing into the hands Of
the Nj Means would BE- little worsr. am sick Vi 1t.
have Isl all energy, all amb"n- many. very many,
have died here to be buried in the sand like many Hugs
taken uut piled IN cart dozen al time, with
nothing bu shirt ON, and me sewrdup III blsnktt> f
they were trrnac enough 10 have one left unsolen when
DYING pitched into ht just deep enough TO let the
Mexican dogs aud hogs rnuui I, food A 1ln
only for .fliccrs Men have received the must bfua
treatment. Nosr even lian yon wurld give good dog
If there any for surh treatment, would u
analhcr naiter; lu' Govtruir,nt, Inn SATISFIED nass
! appropriation for dlr en treatment. ain dsgus'
that have spit, il had strength, 10 60 into
another fight The climate is.yery trying What 10
You think Of in July. and the day 80 no. yuu
could hardly stand it We have the lofty peaks Of
lhrre snow mountains in view. Weare $3.50 feet abo"
the level ol the The clouds frequently envelope us
The scenery grand beyond measure but all its grab
dear and beauty are lost on me, broken down as
am in spirits The towering and SHOW capt peak Of loft,
Popo,apal, rs miles off, in the vicinity Of the city
Mexico is visible from here. He stands out in bold r.
lie like the salwart WARRIOR who had wilhsiood the
ok of worlds in ages long gone by with mark bl
the snow and frost of many winters on his time hono"
head ! his is the outside these famparis. l."
ME look nside, and only part of the horrors I" "
wal lmaginaii N picture TO you Military tie
pita. II cannot be given 10 you paper. Tall, boy
skeletons, torn and rackpd by disease struggling 10 mae
m 'tl1,,e ID - 49,. 49,. e.,,o,,
IN" IN" NM go" go ~ NY - i
a,''r IS ~. 1 '",n na fonnon, Se
te Keep nark and let that once , manly .O% d'err
,, H., H. H., :; . - g. ,to lna, ;n,
r. .ess bin, H. mo .lnnn n'.' the bar,x IL
~ ' ~; rs W -; ~ ,, ~; -
''"' '''' 49, ira, Jo.n sgh
no, ,s MI hre is Gd j,;s shattered mind dwell, On
by gone days lie his snnkpne, TO Heaven, and
| M a =
Oh,,s ~ ,,cy -, ,ay,, l,,,cv xnl n,n tho slunbers
If Io,lh 0,hc,s,,h ,b. &C a. Ion or NJ, arm or nor.
lon. L,h s,,r IN ID "a ,,, 49,. L, In And here
f 49,, t " w " ~ ~, ~ ,i.,r h,s
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE
LATER FROM cO-lNiEkEslING IN
TELLtGEkIE.


by the arrra al he schooner fofiis. Capt W axe
man, from ' ERA Cruz, Hbe she LEI ON The is INST W.
nave bteh otin lars'ssan T in'eiietsfe Ia Hat dat
aud 10 yefy late dat" tim, 'he city i MfHlco.
he masl important aceend5 oy tbs affsai relate ID
the pasPeci Vi eaee Commissioners have BIN aPPont
ed by Ataya TIM newly elected President OF Mexico, Ia
uprn fresh negotiations with MI list. lheY made
ihrf appearance at ""erh Sc"l shfsdqhfi fs anu sa
ted h.tr object Among lleIn are Two grnllenrn ~hu
formed iau ii Tie Mexican Commission originally ap
pointed aief The hiies Il Conlnras aud ahordbusco,
but ~lase arrogant DC nan3s led TO ie itnlna" oil ms
gp'aons. trf9runaely Mr.. Iflsi had taken his DE-
parurs having been recalled by the Genefal G''rrn-
nen ne rrfand oi the Commissioners was, ihefef're,
ienprary irull'ss and they Wee referred 10 the Gov
efnmeht al W ssinglun, as The only power IN whose
hands he ar aud eace making ISSUES haze been con-
hdrd
he BhIish Courier reached Vera Cfuz on the LIST
INST With daes iron lie Guy If Mexico To The 26h nit.
Mr. 1rsi. according 10 the Free Amerlcln WAS 10 have
lrit the CAPITAL N the 18Th ult.
The NAMES II the Commissioners who had arrived al
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From the Baltimore American.
SWITZERLAND

State Sorereig,ly.-The civil war, into wh,eh il,
people Of Switzerland about 10 be plunged. Il,
rise from the refusal Of of the States or h..
obey the authority the General Government M ihs
seven Canorls have entered into compact car tho
Diet d.anc.; and bod ha, been already shed in '
il strife. =, ,ba
As To the origin OF the diff ;ay which has ,s h,
Swiss Cantons at variance atnong themselves " he q,
The merits Of the controversy which threaten, Av,l
productive If disaster both parties, we n'eo b
NOW up,n ,lthsr. The mos, ln' resting aspect