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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

WORM THINKING OF.-Wen Phillips, ESQ
of Boston presents iorcible argument through the
Prisoners Friend ia support of the proposition
that Government should pay the Of Court to ~
persons acquitted Of criminal ohsrgcs whenever the
presiding Judge shall certify that the conduct Of such
person afforded no reasonable ground for the charge
ade inst h He SAYS Nth truth that the present
practice 10 this respect bears with especial hardship on
the poor and friend essihai class which has been truly
described as one whose psIimooy 10 their brawuy
arm and whom poverty dogs with uninterrupted siep
never more than days march behind. The rich get
bail and thus escape OF the severest results OF the
rue-ihe interruption Of mems business. poor
widow wss charged with crime the oath of an enemy
man who had TIED T. cheat her and had failed. she
was arrested imprisoned indicted tined and acquitted
not particle OF proof appearing sssinst her but ihis
mans oath Stl the expense of showing her Innocence"
and the Io.s Of all the time which would have enabled
her to earn something for the purpose, was severe
punishment in i,set ID Is unavoidable that the most
prudent and cautious of officers should make mistakes
But when Government makes mistakes Government
should paE for ,q not throw the oss the innocent
poor msn " no has suffered enough in sgony Of mind
and unavoidable loss of character 10 proposed to Pc
tiron the Legislature of Massachusetts, for change OF
the law In conformity this suggestion Can there be
any reasonable objection to such chsDgsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

RicHELiEu DANoSD-PoNrED GoLD Pgss-Ihe be'i
and cheapest 10 the city. y. r. WArsoS a Co - WI
ham.t door below Wsii-st. and SAVAGE, HFaE
on. They hasss large assortment Of all other sinc'd
Gold Pens wholesale and RETAIL at great reduction 10
price. Country Merchants will % well 10 examine heir
stock before purchasing Gold Pens from % cent? q.
= 2j 81 and a. with Silve, Pencils Pens carefully
remained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
CONSTIPATION 1cosTIyENEssJ

-, IvNsIIPAIION ItDsIIF y ~ -.
~ Obstinate, lnveterate. and hstituai cDns-t.,
icostiseness not only totally Oyerc0me, BAT ceur.
destroyed, without using either medicnesi .S,-,it
rotns ty anstars simple snt nisilibe me.ns si,s
Pans IL.
Jast Published, pnce % cent. the Hh Entsn ,ss
"a Frerch edll0n, Of the above tfeA;lss. fd 80
National Depot Vt Wsrton OF Pars, estsbishec % W
Hammond drug store, rs Broadway, three 600" WV
stewards new marble builciLg ,....,t
Druggists aoFoad DESTROYS of introdnctne -
Eryaenta Ia their respective cues towns NJ y
with f.soraoly BY Addressing, postpaid /" The "
ths National DEPOT OF W aEton Of Psris. Se~-fcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

POLIcF-John l.. Broome was arrested ester.
day charged viih Violently sssautins VIM Z Cox
II appears thst NJ Cook l. 10 the once 81 TIE 'eis I.
IN. luorema Court and Mr.. Frances Become. of $40
Broad ~Ay. the mother Of John l. bro0me h-d drAit
on the office for = CERTAIN amount % money Tor "Lieh
che called several tunes unsuccessuy one ih-n mace
Indication Ia the supr-me Court snd The presiding
ntg is.ued An order Tor the mms dsir payment Of The
draft After the payment Of tbe crst by Cook ne -
s-ued Mrs Broone. chosed her aud inflicted several
blows with he hst shereupon her son oroAsA cane over
,h h.st of Cook and struck him violent blow on the
bead with stone tied Ia hsnckcrchief- Inc or
yenter chop Of Joseph Low corner OF Seventh avenue
and Fourteenth burgsrousy entered last ng o.
and robped Of quantity OF tools and Two coats Inc
bfef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

DnMoSD-PoiSrrD COLD PESs.-1hose in want u
good article should 20 10 } W GsFsroS Co n Cedr'
81. They have several new aud very superior syssa
very low prices Pens that other. cell = they eel Tor
81 81. The genuine Albert q Basley Pen and Case 10
.tamped) 81 Is only Gold Pins rep0iniel and repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

RrsIesArIoS oF CANAL ConxissIoSIR-lt viii
be sen TIA. NATHANIEL J0>Es, Fec one OF toe seans
CAns Commissioners seni Ia ye-'efosy os 1ss..- %
- ,,,h hop.-.-.och resignation t2k- eject inmedi
sley upon the appointment VI successor Ne % Sot
learn Der does his uniesion state ne rsss rs Tor
q step which We believe WA entirely Sneapex~a
Albany AIs1s Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

~ CHARLES Holt, Jr l56 Fultonst has sent
u. specimens OF Tsyors Chrysialine Transparent
Soap Bss the beautiful articles Of the kind Tor
the toile, that we have seen. Their perfume is
delicious and their transparency only exeeed by the
mirror Mr. Holt also keeps the same kind OF soap IN
cakes for shaving There is no seti sop In this recon
mendauOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

~ Sic~oE Btirz performs ibis afternoon A. ihc >ee.
etv Library for the alton o ladies' snd cit
when lie will introduce tests peculiarly eaapird 70
i.,.e tie uveuie portion of his audience The eselr,
entertainment commences A. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

OFFICIAL PoLirESEss-The Sheriff Of Worces-
ter Co advertises as follows bis knd Intentions
with regard 10 some oi the nghtwalkers o. the
town Of Worcester
90 The members Of the Cs.hihaupisn Band oi Nor-
-..;er arr requested nofy the subscriber u their
next public meeting h s very DESTROYS Of mating
AZ otscil scgusnt-pce win them he would inilrin
,he that oy nc hoers easr u,-r Of tne gochs cut
in. under bis particular be shs Dc abe = furnish
han viii board fos srrs.on.ele tu@.
john W LINCOLN. SaenE
Vsvsstry SIX Il, Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

" LADIES AND GENrLEAES can obtain a far edues
three moaths, without study, interference VIII
business devong half hour daily AZ their res4enes@
| nHfre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

III
s,-rsv,.v co,.sr-S p,rial Tsrra-Bsiore Judge I'd
mouds Benjaraia RafhbuH irpleadcd nHA Hf"y n '1s
Vka ads Brs n starr In this esse Judge announced
= important point - 10 prseuce' an aPP'eauDu "'
made ON b.hsif of Mr starr for discovery Auo re-
eiver on creditor. o sgaiust the proprietor ~ KAN
bum. Hotel on a claim We believe Tor ABOUT wv p"
was opposed on the ground that the spphosuoa slas
Mr.. 10 have vsrou. personal properly ST. ~
the premises &c and II il can te r'Ached ~ eNeeA
,ior and thst motion for discovery SUD receiver can
not b. granted until the Plsintr mas eNnrss'. Us
remedy a; law. Ia reply to ms = N4s So -. - -,
execution had been issued snf returned NA0 ''N ~
ea-ci.t Tne Court stated thsi 81 sQpicaion 81 in1
Kind never Will be- granted where ihs oh, urcar'' -
tina does thI the party hss properly. nc ieH.u1
must be his executioB-Moion deuied VIII wv co'"
c1Rrrrr Corn Before judge EdwArts-ho1y n
drsrs VI. Joualkaa OOOdAr<, q al Mr.. \ imPof,~o
eusntiiy OF rich Competing ard rugs 20 loe s.p -,
Yors frprn FoslApd The contents Of t~o OF tne oses
were much damaged and rOttec, and seuon Is ofocsns
- recover s535 the sllrged amount u inIary 20. Or
fence II "a fsd uvery precauiiou w.s us-n % $50 a., ~
the .ai-.y Of the cargo. The testimony vas eoou-oie
Try :, 10 vbeher she dscge Sss caused ~ ~Ai-f or
the r.caue of caroouc acid To Dc continued I'M. lore
noon For DIFF Mr. T. w Chester Tor diol NY /.
Hamilton.
ce,-sr ~ COMMON PIKAs-Bsiors Jadge Ulshocaer.
-Jarses McGufrc AEsiis q IeH0,,aes- -
brady and Mctiuire bad Obtained OF MI rr Lf1 - -
rround corner Avenue and seventh 81 Tor -nieh tn-y
sxresd 10 XIV. s. 500 NJ. P 70 advance inen 80 sn1
tney To put ND q house on each lot sbo give NJ = :
mortsssr on The whole tor $1,000 10 process o. cree
-. - -, -. tnsrol- rnsnteis of Mr. I AMI
p.r;n.r amounting to so Not being paid 81 The tine
Mr r sued out -tl~ell warrant as-inst tnrn and Mt
MeG ~.. broush, before Judge U'noeuer 90 me ~sf.
ran, but Immediately discharged ns Dr'ps' aeu -.
go. i,-,.,,rnen, couteniins that Mr. hs1 10 cause
or rsht 10 ,sur the warrant TIE bl has been since
u.is Vs-ssr, Tor plAnr1. 80 and eosu-toF plain.
ur Mr. D Z Wheeler for defendant NJ ) Aiissr
UNITED STATES Co~xIssioSEKs OfFieN-b-iore
Corpri, A Gardner HcTcAal Elopy. eolored man
seaman 90 board TIE schr b-pl b'zr.O., I'm 'e's
CO. 49,. sr,s.,ed bT deyuty-rasrshAl Morrison and
exsrrined 90 charge Of endrsvorirg % make revolt
sroxius 90, Il GONE diculy between atm and TIE cap
tain sunday LAST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

~ PuNg's ORss ToorH PAsrg, for tooihaehe White
teeth and sweet breath II you want 70 be insured again"
the toothashe this paste u i nialhhie-'nd of
white teeth aud breath, there - nothinS seh .
and ~ cents es, The Tablet ofPearl and abisicf ssss
a most brilliant complexion, Is an Article pi estabia'd
merit snd only - cents each box Ladies should noi y
without tb, appeniase to the toilet FOR sale At p "
GrIoss, ~ Bowery cor Grsnd.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
Cont Calendar. .THIs DAY


CrHou1r couNr-so. sI So lO4 % III 50 a. OIL. lls
CowxoS P1EAs-Nos l. > 3 4, IS, g, %, 20 e, - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

su.rs ,.o s,,wts-A splendid assortment Of snst
Sbaals an- 0ress Good. can be- found a. bsRNfRs ~
Grand 81 with great variety OF other goods wneh Sc
selling very chetp ANY person trade AZ ms si.s
with 0eec safety a. every a. every article - truihay
represented aud 40 deception praeticed We infic =.
especially friends from the country o give MN a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

IxeUfsr-The Coroner held an inquest yester-
day At 81 Tbird-av-nue. upon th- body Of Tnoms.
Day nauve 81 N-w-fork. ssed 80 years who died OF
congestion OF tho lungs
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lhe Tribune Va oyrssusr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
noMEsr1o INNOVATIONS.
MARINE JOU r. AL

SAVANNAH-B haac Mead-55e bales cotton 10 or
der-88 o. l. II Brgham-65 20 + s. X Graves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
ASSEMBLY.

BRsAK rs THE CAsAI.-Thc Rankin Lock at
Little Falls has given way. II is said It viii take
eight or ten days 10 repairit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07
Bap,i., General Association of y..

SATURDAY, June D, te@I.
The Association convened at O'Clock, A. NJ, in the
Lecture room Of the First Baptist Church.
The Moderator Jas Il. Taylor, took tho Chair and the
meeting opened with prayer.
The usual Committees then appointed.
On motion. members OF Corresponding Associations were
invited to participate in the deliberations.
The Association then adjourned hear the Annual Ser
mon, which preached by J. l.. Reynolds In the alb
senee OF 5. ). Sumner principal and r. A. ChTistan al
tornate, appointed to perform this duty.
The report of the Board, by E. Ball. Corresponding Sc
erctary, next read
set FORTH that in consequence OF the
binary attention which had been paid the of For.
egn Missions and from other causes the funds Of the
Association had been diminished for years past-hat
the beginning OF the closed the Board
debt to the amount OF SS00-and that il had been deemed
prudent therefore TO appoint but few Missionaries and
under this necessity the Board had appointed only eight
their fret meeting in June and subsequently OTHERS
that the Board had received during the past year
&c &c. And concluded by enumeration the great
benefits TO be derived from the State Mission.
Jesse Witt, General Agent, read annual report
Kew j. B. Taylor was elected Moderator, and elder T.
Abel, Clerk OF the Association.
The Association then adjourned I'LL o'clock, P. NJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07
Evening Session.

Inc session was opened with Prayer.
Mr. T. Ball, after remarks relative TO the receipts
and expenditures Of the past year. and the decline in the
receipts compared with former years offered resolution
providing Tor the appointment Of committee to devise
MEANS any be- and report the same by which con-
ulbuuons to tho funds OF the Association may be ncreas
cd.
number not being satisfied that there had been a great
falling of compared with former years.
This resolution length substituted by another re.
curing the appointment Of TO examine into the
matter without alleging any falling off and report
might seem expedient. and the substitute adopted.
The Rev Jesse Witt having upon the presentation OF
his report during the morning session. formally rendered
his resignation as General Agent, resolution now
offered and unanimously adopted expressive OF the high
gard entertained tor him by the Association and their re-
greet That he elt called TO resgnogeiherw with their
hope for his success and happiness his enterprise
Missionary 20 Texas.
The Committee appointed recommend place for hold
ing the next session OF the Association made report
commenting the town of Petersburg, which adopted
The Association then adjourned after prayer TO meet on
Monday at o'clock, in the Second Church.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07
The AtuIy.

Some weeks ago the Union stated on the authority Of
the Aduian General that Gen. would have received
teinofcomens "moro than sufficient 10 replace tho twelvo
months before their e1pred;" and from the un.
usua rapidiy" with which the recruits were pushing
forward 90 he camp, estimated that no would have near
20 600 troops under his command Upon this ASSUMPTION
the Union declared that Gen Scott under no necessity
Of lingering his march Jaapa, but he may proceed
ifhe TT, 20 the Capital" This o6eial declaration i
pronounced TO be wholly untrue by correspondent of the
New Orleans Times 10 neutral paperJ who writes from
beSs Cruz. May 10, ~ follows
The who pennod that article could Not well have
been ignorant believe the facts which bo s.se,,
trust in the calculation Of probabilities ba..d nm
Them. lie must have known, " the Adjutsnt Gene,,I
whose authority be- thus drawn into CONTEMPT c,pd %,
ought TO have informed him. that Cen Scott had a. 4 ,r,
badly ai that moment OHs half OF twenty thousand mel, m
der hs command iu Che intended by the y,,, ta
BE- understood and, az fhis Tune let me assure mon
authorY better than that u the Adutant- G. eoersi ho
General Scott in the hoar Of Mexico ha, not ogb b,g
saud eo IN The held counting every soldier .b ,
bear ams, from Vera Ctuz Co Pucba. And ybc,c 10,
those muoh-tskcd Uf rcinflrcemons those " ,oc, =,
which o. joining him VII unusual iap.dtyr y.,y 10,
pass this way aud !ancy Gen. Taylor h kept y,so A.
''fhe rcnfofcomenn which will be- sent fo him m ,',
entirely long enable him open another passage H.
them"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07

Gen. Pillow assal No. ALL and why did he do &, with %
small foree and before he readyi IL cannot said
that en SCOTS order directed him TO do H. This 10 the
language OF that order; "Gen Pillows brigade will march
oooioek Tomorrow morning along the route he has
tHy and stand ready as he hears the
report OF arms nght-or sooner II eiresmstaness
slesid farosr Ai. to pierce the sneysine Of ba,srss
fAs nearer the tks better-as Ne may select The
iialieisng is Gen. Pillow proles.ed TO have
carefully red this line Of batteries and
spoke OF his ability carry them and OF the fact that he
was satisfied from has reeoaaossaaess that there were
no guns, or any, hot than one on No p The truth
% the General ignorant OF the ground and OF the
my's strength and preparations for defence.
we have performed an unpleasant task. We are sorry
fame OF the States by the command of Colonel
fell there require that should tell "the truth the whole
ruth, and nothing but the truth"
WM. 4. HASKELL, Col. CONG I'd Ten. Vols.
DAVID ii. CUMMINGS, LrCol I'd Ten Vols.
&. w. McCOWN, Captain Company A.
HENRY + MURRAY, Captain Company b.
w. G McADoo. LIST Lieut. CONG Company C.
VIM. b. DAVIS, LIST Lieut.. CONG Company Z.
ALIEN. p. GREENE. ID Lieut. cong Company +.
VIM. j.. STANDlFER, Captain Company q.
G. w. BoWNDS. LIST Lieut.. Company A.
JAMES w. CHAMBERS, I'd Lieut.. Comp. A.
A. J. ELLIS, I'd Lieut. Company c.
COWARD, Cd Lieut.. Company c.
&. 5. SLAUGHTER. ID Lieut.. Company ID.
Z. J. WATT, % Lieut.. Company L.
EUGENE SULLIVAN, % Lieut.. Company G.
JNo. K. BILL, I'd Lieut.. Company q.
JAMES FORREST, ID Lieut.. Company II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07
The Grcasc.s Medicine sn.she world
DIR. s WA NE'S

rha celebrity which valuable medicine gaining
throughout The unsd and the asaonzhins s
eoasaan performing proved be- beyond all Doubt tho
only aie and fcr Pulmonary Consumption. Coughs
Colds Astha. Splitting Mood Liver Complain Nervous Debility
Tickling OF Rising IN the Throat Broneh Deuv OF breathing
os symptoms % Consumption
III the bowel. are eosse mild fugstve should be resored 10
oeeasonalb d. swaynes Compound syrup Of WIZ Cherry
medicine which has stood the and used accord
ina TO the dreeions las described Dr. Guide Health
seldom atf The above pamphlet h VIII peTusaL
CAUTION! CAuTION!!
Avoid all spurious of Wild Cherry Basams
Rtie syups Of Wild Cherry Prs prrpotting Wild
Cherry, &e Se- AZ they all fieHs oSHst. and
tain none OF the virtues Of the and
prepared by Dr H. swayne and
Try. Dr. swhyNEs COMPOUND sYRUr OF WILD CHERRY
I, composed OF vegetable ingredients Wild Cherry
medicinal substances. equally eieaeous the
whole edeetualy concentrated
doubt the most pleasant strengthening and eetsai remedy
discovered for the Of Pulmonary all
Of the Lungs and BeaI The very having
train OF spurious imiaior stand, prove
pcrties
Therefore invad enquire for the original preparation each
bottle ofwheh enveoped in beautiful with likeness
OF william fenn engraved the
Dr. H. sWAfNE the CONTRIBUTING Of which will be punished
forgery.
Prepared only H. swAyNE N W. Corner Of Eighth and
Race sts. Phla.
ALSO, Tor sale wholesale Retail by
rEYToN JOHNSTON, MS, Main II,
and DuvArL PrEcEtt Druggists lt7, Main sole Agents for
Richmond Va,
Bngs Wilson. Chas. Corlns Co, Druggists, Peer,
burg chas H. Henitsh. Portsmouth King Toy. Norfolk my
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07
ESs-t.e N, o-,sa.. r.e....,
CERRO GORDo.
Address OF the I'd Regiment Tennessee
Yoluuteer>


saefhees In the service OF the county ent,e patriotic
and brave men to hearing before The tribunal public
opinion the "a Regiment OF Tennessee Volunteers may
surely esim That privilege The attack upon the enemys
e mat regiment was the only OF the battle Of
1orao That tsed and although the general orders
nus Tact oe.r testimony to the courage of the
anu OF is otheers, the regiment Is concerned that
inc sna knp" the circumstances the assault, that
may DC Juogea now Tar the commentator OF official
NpoS ueset'ng and how lar II has been attempted to
OI't Up an unsuccessful enterprise IN the ambitious
Pmaseo"V OF mntafy despatch. The commsn dcr-in-
o I0 Seneth OF DIVISIONS and the heads OF detach-
AS us'e VeSn heafu. That regiment now asks to be
V, sue ' - al 'he teeompenso u seeks Tor the loss
" .OaSes, moved DOWN IN an effort upon which, II Is
Su'e"' WI" p'eeipa'es by the inia'uanon OF SUI
f' r. V "
i S0"e.a OF oNson' whose military capacity 10 i'm
$500. ~ e nas received the reward due only
-. aouvs ., eminent services lie has enjoyed
o .eu" VI os1ing ne "a hegimentoi Tennessee Nolon-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07
Great Race between Fashion and Pas.
Senger,

The Baltimore correspondent OF the Union writing May
29ih, says:
The between the celebrated mare Fashion and Pas
yesterday, the Canton course one Of the
seyeest had in this city in the sporting line
and when they again, have doubt but that Pas
ssnger wall be the favoriie with 1.-THE knowing The
cOue IN excellent order, both horses IN prime cond
uon and bets making IN favor Of Fashion rate Of ten
20 one They started of in fine style; and after 4 severe
contest Passenger the heat The second heat was won
BY Fashion which rendered the third heat Of thrilling inter
es They started fair and kept neck and neck Throughout
tho heat-the judges pronouncing dead heat" The
spectators however almost unanimous in pronounce
ing Passenger the winner by about half head. grcs
vas the Indignation felt the decision O the udges that
Two thirds Of the bets were now drawn.
The horses however, again brought up for fourth
heat to decide The They again started and both the
animals seemed strain every nerve 10 reach the winning
post first They however kept side aud side until tic close
the neat when Fashion started OIL and by lees than
bali length Many Of those who thus d, ared win
ncs however refused 20 take the money doemng that Pas
seuger fairy the third heat When they meet again
the fur viii be made TO ny. The time was 45-s.5I-
j.5l-6.02.