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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-17


Within the last two days some twelve OF fifteen prs
opers Mexicans who have been confined for different
periods from ten more years, have been hber
ated by Gen Scott That some OF them have been gun
~ gross and most heinous crimes there can De no
doubt but that they are any worse than those VINO IN
carcerated them is questionable. SO long have some Oh
them been confined that even the original charges
against them have been lost-one OF them says all be
ever did against the law was to strike an ocer Tor IN
sulting his wife.
It was study to watch the faces OF the poor devils As
they were brought from their dens TO los questioned
to their past denquences and again 10 see Their eager
looks they stepped forth free and saw the
face of the blessed of which they bad been 60 long
deprived Their families too hearing that they were
10 be liberated crowded around the threshold OF the
prison. and the diff rent groupings formed picture
which will not be forgotten by those who witnessed
H. The hair of one prisoner, although his lace denoted
that be mad not yet reached middle life, was per
fectly white Another prisoner Frenchmsn. was one
of the most noble specimens of humanity have ever
seen He had been ncsrcerated several years charged
with aiding In some robbery the road but had never
been brought to trial. Yours, O. W x
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
important from Mexico.

LATgsTFROM THE ARMY OF GEs. SCOTT
Cen. scott still ut PuebIn-Gen. CadwaIader
and Gen. Pillow yet on the ~ Oad-Latest
from the City of NeKico-Loss of Horses and
Mules AT Vera Cruz-Capture of TnbascO-
The American Prisoners In mexico-An
American Paper nj PuebIa-surprisc and
Capture Of n Parry of Americans, &c. &c.
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General Notices.
PSYCHOLOGISTS AND PUBLISHERS,
wLERs 4 We L. Is,
p SIN 1871 Nas.au-sL- y. \.

" Water-Cur Establishment. - bondN N
snd SyOsset, Oyftsr Bay 4. pr. SHEw, he esresi
American prscfr0u-f ard sglhor " stefCgre. receives
patients shove Thcse ~ dis.sncs msy, by seeding
a Zee he Cd yised for treatment At home uy-S Il
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miscellaneous.
TO BANKERS AND MERCHANTS.
IMPROVED PATENT BANK, SAY

TO BANKERS AND MERCHANTS
WOODBRiDGE's IMPROVED PATENT BANK, SAVE
AND STORE LOCKS.
THE CLAIMS OF THIS LOCK 10 superiority are ossed
on M safety certainty OF operation, simplicity OF COZ
The e,ut OF the recent trial at the Exchange has placed
its saety beyond dispute No o1her lock offered 10 'os
public has endured the same test ,
The simplicity OF It's construction ana INC msnno' ~. W
which Ito motions produced, combine To render s
action certain. .,
The PRICES comparatively moderate, eepscans
when con sdersd la connection with their safety Esrh
lock IL accompanied with two keys Price OF me sgess
.ze $500 medium size $40 for sales ana ssores uom
sl5 The lowest priced lockssre desg ned express
ly for STORES and made the same prnspie, Dus
win solid instead Of ehansesbls ssy: 9f6s, may
jy3 LAVISH Msnusctory, 81 Elixsbeth-st ~ Y.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-NoTIcE ,oR
IL PROPOsAL5.-sesied proposals VIII he received by
the Directors of the Hudson River Railroad company 81
their Office No 81 Wall until the 10Th day July nszt of
ihs grading masonry png and bridging for thai portion
OF road which extends from Thirty secondst 70 mo
WORK through Highlands The work "a be eompetea
by the first Az October 8f according To me plans ana
hereinafter mentioned. reserve Of - per cent on me
estimates will be- retained by the Comp unui mo con
uac, Is completed, AS security Tor perform.nes So"
fer Of contract viii be- recognized or psfinist-d
The map and profile Of tho line the turn OF eonrsrn ana
speci6caons OF the Of executing The same, VIII be
ready on 6r day Of July Al the oss o. me
Re.idsnI zinee Cold spring for the Highland Division
after 5h day Of July al Ihs ONCE 81 No hssdoni IN
giueer Al Sing sing s Weschesisr Division and o.
he once Of tie Resident Engineer at MsnhssnyiIis for
the Newly Division. The plans OF worh, the once
OF the Company 81 Wsst sier the s'h OF July "ne's
all necessary informsuOn will be given
The full Of all persons that are psruos 70 pro
position must be written out on the same
yhs party 10 any proposition which may be sccepteo WI
be- required 70 enIs into contract immedstsy snsr me
acceptance Of the same. ...
The Directors reserve themselves the hsh. 70 seesp'
or reject proposals that may DO 0nefed a. 'noy my
slider the Interest Of The Company 70 require
New'Yora, Dh June iStI,i,,uovsI.rs ,,s.,asoI
Iss knxtnser
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Correspondence of the Picayune.


so many reports have been started and published con
corning the health Of the Castle that beg leave 20 fur
nish YOU with the following facts. which have been
kindly permitted 70 extract from the reports and jour
nss kept there.
The number OF deaths at the Castle from the com
nencement 10 the present time is D.
There also two three prisoners carried 10 the
City Hospital for who said 10 have died
with the rO1O but there but or two OF them
who died at the Castle which were pronounced romno
DR.. Weckam also carried 10 town and died several
days after.
The proportion Of sickness was greatest in the month
Of May and least 2Oh June when Il was reduced 10
one The sick report yesterday called for eight
bot seven Of these able 10 walk about The most
common disease is disrrhea but in so tnhing form
that it IL easily stopped.
When our troops frs took possession OF the Castle 1t
was one OF the fhiest holes ever but now every
thing pho snd does great credit to It's gen
tlensny and Obging Commander.
One death from r01aito had occurred board the Po
tornac as have been informed by officer Of the ship
but there is but little sickness on board.
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miscellaneous.
TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WDOLLES-.
TT MIGEoN CO Rehalshers Of Cloths, csssimeres,
Tse SioIs asds has been awarded by The American To-
i,ne 10, ,hsir superior manner Of rshni.hng Orders
Hs..r. Wo.cou Glade, IS Brosd--t
d. Bhgh4m 4 CO so Pine a. 70 whom 'hey refer
n B-Two thousand dollars Insured on good. for ar
count Of e1.tom,t. :,
llATER dUKk AT st. JOINS rAh i '15
w Or TRAIL has q Ted up The eommodio1. noe.s -
Laigbtst Tor he reception " nysla', "bsls S' va, h,
Hvt1opathc and diststic treatment I'll % esl7n 80
TX. asn ,gsy HIS baths for power ~ I'll as
and comfort sgrpa.s anything o. ne % ~ 49, -,
e,diag p.ens will have Key 70 no fsfs uls syy1s'
1904 40 mo,l del ghti1l promenade 10 S-r.
Outdoor patients can have prYl-ses y -s-ls 81 -,
sr,. IN r-A.oGaD.s terms Consp4lons e'e'y W. ns
snd evening. -
-,Tp,u POWER AND ROOMS To 1t Al s. A.
sS1re-y.st-T~o rooms, - by y i-rl wei nsh.-n On
,hre- sides bret rae Tor we1Fns, gas ois, y, 80
AppIy IS 81 A''''Hs' 81 " - ~ JOHN coSGER
~TorICE . asfs5y gwen na We partnership hereto
ty,,e exsunx LEW ne undersigned, under ne hrm
~ B1RCLAY. HOWARD co has his day, BY mnlus
esn.-o been dissolved All psrsons having claims sssns
ne .sa s7 Ate Pan aSsrs and Ill IsT issed
10 .he SAID ale arm. viii please call On David ~ Barclay
and Aadrew Howard, sod settle aud pay shslr deb-
ANDREW J HOwAaD, Copar-
Iyi12ws JAMES Il. HOWARD, } ner.
NIOTICEI. HEREBY siIyE> shsi Eiies fogn.
y and IA. rol been 10 ny emp oy ,rSs ,ae
fTh OF June AMI Ia In NJ usnner alihOfLeo 70 "A
act business for ne Of any nature y 1sieVef ,.
iyl4iw J. 7. levitt, 7ol Bro.a way,
no DAGUERkE0TYPI-r ha,s SI I,sed n
The subscriber bss few Eoss q lns - or han
ofF-urh plates ard Of tho pDfest silver SOC ~ ~, o.,
ever before offered he public Toy ~ nrabey >.
q IS per dor. by The grO@s tn7 :, r. -.
n So ana g. they ess than ne hos 50 - y -,
thsy AZ ras.sd. few qlsre q 'Is ss's ~.
dozen rieAse es' - ." iyiz i~'
door
MIN rINGA EMBO 1N';-fbe sae.e ns s !.
PREPARED 70 Snow c.fos Labels
49, rities 10 he French Fog lao ard 0efman ~ 80
IL Im.i rHOs BRADLEY, IA fins-st cor brosdvsJ
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General Notices.

IL TIE Anatomical Museum, : 50 Bower,
rortinu, ~ 80 me hfxhe.t Satisfaction 10 every FsllO
All ~ o-r,tiuy and ~ erul m-chsnl " he human
.lTctr 4, b-r- exhibited 10 SAEg IL eonlA
800 - >nsFp wax plastic an Eau, a prepafslloIs
s.,bf ~ nr.s-pting every part u both TIC NALt 40
Ss~.1E.s.eu b-.Id-. great yarissy Of ou,ef vaaAp
cariO sides Dot herein men1i9nea esi.sts ,fs ~.
mon iop Of human physiology Iney have ever witIe "
u cen from O'Clock A. NJ ull 10 oeloek 2 81 :. 81
~ ~. .xru.iv-ly fyr Lscss III sGIcO7 Z Price -
a. mission > GEMS, .. III - l. -..--s .,-.t o
.,,iosrf,r give " rtl=n i-scripii0as Of clarAeIs
- sxpIsis he n5des Mr.. cray Is thof Oashy eompe-
teng 10 bis Profession NJ. -, ..,,i
ls',,. AZ. admitted 10 he Museum TEEs IyT 2~NsAa
m UEFELER
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CANHE CURRD and all .mil,

nY-ESTERY CAN Bk CURED, and All .imts
Dcomp AIMS Of he bowels Ia rss man t~sniy lou
hour. by using ooe bottle Of Mrs Hayes syrup u ma
stood he test Of hiry and bss never failed Tesu
mon, to prove s efficacy be seen At Mrs. Hayes r,
tent Medicine Depot 1873 Fulton T. bfoohlyb, or ~ W
obtsln-d Granite Building - Broadway ~ BOw-fy'
i96 and l2l Fulton and Dvisionsii lo' 1fand 81
Ntnsmsbufkh Price So cents bottle. 40
N X Parents need not let tGrir infants suffer IL VIII
enrs In Few hours the most obstinate cases ~ summer
Complaint Over 3 0pi references ly3 o1"imhth
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rY- We Arf, indebted - j. w. SaAHans n
Prsss for eop Of yesterday PhadsP bia North A'n'
rcan In sivay &c Of the mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-17

Eg- Lorenzo D. ASsoS, who ran away from hls
wife in Rochester year since with a woman OF oa1
reputation, has besr. found At Milwaukee and be WI
probably be broug Il back for trial
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CHEMICAL-, DRUGS, Po.on', Mapute., 70

\ &c. Gc-HydfOd Potash Qnnine, Lsbsraguis,
Chor coda pure sulphuhc Eher fOr the Lehe0n su9ns
Ammonia and sweet Spirits Of Nrs, Ivory Black, sui
ph.ts OF Ammonia, Cysnic. Potassium, Chemical ", as
On soap Fy paper Ant Moth, Cockfosch, Rat and Bed
bug Poisons, &c SC Sc.
gor sale Al 3 Liberty.st wholesale and retail, by
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTWAHGER
Platins, Pg sdium snd Iridium POins-f atlns Z ses
and VIE Of every slz. Palladium Paie and Pen Points
,yi5 u. DIR LEWIS PEUCHT WkN0ER
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XVANTED-A sifzsson BY 6 respseabIs yoane vo-
w nsn schsmbernsd ard waiter. UUderstsDds plain
ekns. wsshiog ard iTonipg Can give tie hest Of city
reference from her ss employer fssss esi q Is hal
herry-st on "a eoor jyNa
MiNkks WANrkD.-A rgmber Of Copper Mnees
~ are wanted 81 The Nine q the Flemington Cope
company, near femingop, n J. Aiso, NUMBER OK L.
oorsu vented Sober and industrious men ony ped a2
Py, 10 s9en 600 r.fes VIII be given Apply - Ne
|" Persons wishing 70 60 70 reu;nx tou viii take The
somerville Cars, which leave Jsrsey City every mora
pg iyls 81
lNANTED-fmmedislsly. twe1Iy -svs Young neo
w Americans, 10 20 whaling voyages 10 erst class
shpa Al clothing and other necessary articles furnished
uose wishing 10 IAke voyage 81 sea For farther par
ueulsr apply 10 The NewEngand Whans Co ~ Corr
lsndsl iyi5 I'm
AkANTED-ssustoos BY two respee abs yosas
w men - pssuy COOKS OF would 90 into respeetsble
families In the city or country. where hey would make
themselves geuersy egl The satisfactory reter
enees can be given. lnqare IS FrsnsforsL S&-
NNANTED-l0 OF 1? good smart BOYS o. yoons mso
w well acquainted gilh the city. pcdde light articles
for which good enumeration viii Be given Call O. -
COrdsrd-sl N Y Chemical Onee lyis iw'
AGENTS. WANTED.-i co agents wanted . ~ Mas
n .sn-sl u crculste Weiss Lawyer and Bocs Keeping
Ii contains The New Consultation and forus adapted 10 u
IA WORK worth dollars 10 every man Of business Win
oar agents We are very liberal and mcn Of suersy can
msle So month IN circulating We have sssno Who
are mailing sloo month. JOHN WILLS,
WANTING PLACEs-A complete .ssortpsei OF
w The approved the United niell scnee
OAces. f2i Brosiwsy ard lS bovery rerms-ycafy
subscription. ~ cts; Otherwise. 3 cts BAH psrsons
cent from Ihese Offices warranted houesI ~
je.2 81 G. AAsON
-
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I'D. WHEELER
rs-Commi..ioner tor the staF of Newly rh
and CoanscaeaI rsmmsny hal "A
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PoLICE-Gieorge Westiakr was yesterday ar
rested by officer Hsrte of IN Seventeenth Ward on a
Bsnch Warrant inr grand 10 The house OF Mr.
Creation. No. lsi Foufihst entered through the
basement last mig and robbed OF silver spoons
The thief escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-17

FRE-A fire was discovered about II o'clock
s, night in the trunk factory of j. Eodne corner oil
Barclay and Green wich sts which exuguished with
triaing damage by the Third w ard Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-17

-, F,pk SAIL oad stsnd NO es
49, >lsy-sL opposite he AsIof hoassi ssnsy
I'LL 1syery variety Of psasrn, win 81 sos
so8.rr improvements IN rosewood and n.ecssny cases
- a. sxsry res oerl 10 give s.tsscou OF no sale
500 - W.. JAMES fH0kfBOh
80 80. Lac Tsilman fsnde.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-17

l-g1 The Harbnger for this week may be had o'
W. H. Graham It contains several interesting articles
smons. others one Education, which We take u M
from the pen OF J. 3 Dwight
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SPECIAL SEssIONs.-Peter Higgins for assault
and battery on John Wkins-Pe nitenary 90 dsys.--.
Ephrsim Green for stealing cost-Penitenusry
months John Mailman. for stealing tub OF butter
penitentisry months Mary Francis, for stealing
sun shade caps and pair OF g.oyes-Penie D,isry
months. William :. Drummond. for stealing two
chi.els-Peniteutsry 3 months John d smith tor
stealing lin % days. John VIA
len tor stealing a coat-feuitentlary months Ann
While Tor assault and artery h ury =. CoOk-City
Prison 80 dsys..The Court then adjourned until Iurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-17

r1Sss aSDEuBOs-ING-fhe s1b.enoers
Pai.a, ~ orders for show Cards, Labels, booa
49, Tue. 10 be French English ard German sty ea-
TIvslmsI TH05. BRADLEf, "a rine-se eof' o'os"""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-17

u The Corner ~ Enquirer says that Botes'ni
and Ardit have not left the Havana Opera company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-17

IL We would call the attention of Merchants
and Editors TO the advertisement, in another colum over
the sgnaiu ~ OF Tourist
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-11-20
IRON B.AL71noRE AND THE NORTH.

BALTIMORE, Nov. I9-5-P. nj.
There is but little to-day. Up to this writing the
steamer Britannia is not teegraphed.
The flour market remains dull Sales of Howard street
S5.75 City Mills worth about the The inspections
of flour this week % 900 barrels. Stock hand
probably 10000 barrels Most Of the receipts being
ed Rye -four SIS. rs corn meal S3.37.
Grain is scarce. Sales to-day of red wheat at 20 25,
and white do rs al.3O. Old yellow SIS 81; white
do Sc ST white and yellow do. as SIS oats SO
40. Whisky 275 2s9, and dull.
Provisions rather dull but prices maintained. Government
securities quiet Beef cattle So 81, and hogs S5s7 So
There special movement in tobacco. The inspections
93l hhds., including AL Ohio 49l Maryland, II
Kentucky, and do Virginia. The stock Of Maryland offers
Variety and the transactions have been limited In Ohio
there has been activity and several hundred hogsheads
have been sold prices ranging om SO to 50, and
parcels Sill Maryland So to So for inferior and
SO 750 for good common SIS 50 for good Sc $40
for fine and better qualities
Timothy hay SIC SIS per ton.
Wool is selling at 10 30 for unwashed common,
and % 80 for washed finer grades SO 40 per h.
Nothing doing in stocks The money market is rather
stringent compared with previous weeks.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH STEAMER.

The French steam-packet New To,S put into
Newport on Friday morning, on account of being
short of coal. She is bound for New York.
The English papers brought by her are not so
late by one day as those by the Washington.
The French papers are little later, but, as we
learn from the Commercial Advertiser, they contain
little that is of present interest.
Pope Plus TX has promulgated decree establishing a
Council Of State agreeaby the design by the
Pope in his famous circular of April the 9th In the intro
docon TO the Decree which Of fifty n articles he
declares such Council have been in former lines the glory
of the States of the Holy See He declares his conviction
that when the Pontfcal Government is enriched by such
institution and has the aid Of those honored with the suages
of the provinces the public administration will 10 vgor
ousy executed and give the Government the PRACTICAL char
acter which his Holiness desires it should have He further
trusts 10 the moderation of the people appreciate this po
cal benefit and asks that they will express theft gratitude by
the preservation of order.
-Four suspension bridges about TO be erected IN Rome
by French Company and other works Of public utility
likely TO be carried forward by foreign capitalists Hitherto
the law or at unbokcn custom, did not admit OF such
privileges being granted to foreigners.
In Tuscany the punishment Of death had been abolished
bv proclamaton Of the Grand Duke The excited populace
hereupon broke open the prison where the gullone
kept and having carried that instrument TO the public square,
set FIRE TO IT, while the bells Of the town rang iserry peal
The Grand Duke and Duchess made theft entry into
uccu on the 4tb SIGNALLING the event by munSccnt chair
ties
The accounts respecting the negotiations with Austria dc
not appear so favorable by former ndvices 1t is said thai
by addressing himself directly the Emperor OF Austria the
Pope has retarded rather than advanced negotiation II
even intmaed that without the Intervention OF some third
Power, amicabe arrangement Is likely TO maue respect
ing the occupation OF Ferrara
Negotiations for concorat between Russa and the Holy
See had been broken eff The Pope demancd that converts
from the Greek the Russian Greek Church should be allow
III w
fused ON the ground that their conversion vouutay IL
which il was REPLIED that il voluntary there was nothing
apprehenJ on the part Of Russia from tht concession
otherwise no eoncorat could be entered INTO without this
concession.
The Sandman Minister at the Court Of Austria had left FOL
London charged was believed with nportsnt mission
relative 20 Of affairs in the territories OF the King
the two Siciiies.
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alone. Upon cost of $40 200, 900 in raw cotton,
which cost included freight to England and waste
in the manufacture, she made profit or an increas-
ed value in the manufactured goods Of 500 900 900.
We talk OF the immense value Of the cotton crop to
our country, but there is not probably individual
in fifty thousand who is aware Of THIS ONE FACT,
that our cotton crop is MORE THAN TWICE THE VALUE
TO GREAT BRITAIN THAT 1T is TO THE UNITED
STATES, and that she realizes twice as much for
every pound of cotton we furnish to her as it costs
her.
With these facts before us, (andswe have no rea-
son to question their character let US look at this
matter it is, and not be mystiied by an abstract
idea, or caught in the gulltrap Of that miserable
stumbling-bock, the free-trade theory, as it is Sc
ductively called, and answer the following simple
question: which embraces all the doctrine and all
the essence Of IL, foo, that political economy con-
sisfs OF, eUer consist Of in relation to THIS
matter. The question is, Which country IS provsd
By these facts to be most benetfted-the United
States, producing the cotton, or Great Britain, as
its n,a,aufacturer? Certainly, Great Britain,
more than TIVE to This is the great truth, and
the only truth, to be searched for. The United
States received $35,OOO,0OO for the growth, pick
ing, bagging, carrying to market, and selling ex-
penses of the cotton, while Great Britain received
all accumulated value of sos, 00O0 900 on its manu-
facture, or, in this ratio, of tWo for one.
Now, volumes may be written to the end OF
time to prove that it is for the interest of the United
States to carry on and encourage such trade as
this, t,Oo TO one against them, whether under the
theory of Stree trade" or any other misnomer
but of what worth are all such volumes, opposed to
the great truth above presented? OF no use what
ever, while man has his common sense left to him.
THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-11-20

THs LATs Cor. MARTIN Scorr.Shal vc relate his fab
ulous fears We w but without expecting TO be believed
We believed them possible ourseivea I'll our own eyes
beheld h ~ on an occasion when bad uuued him into
proving t, osslc which we had denied AMI dcrded rs
impossiil,y sheer romance We bin throw two po
aes and bore them both in the ar with single
Nle, We saw him do this with both rifle end pistol. We
him take down i've swallows successfully on the wing
with his rife with single ball We saw him plant four
ces~ve bss in the CENTRE closely that hut one hole could
have been detected A. the fifth shot his rifle hung ire Me-
vehelc. the half the diameter Of the ball was within the
hole We saw han shoot living objects least thousand
times hut never saw him draw trigger in vain, knew
his bullet 10 nv hairs breadth from the spot where he had
previously said he would place Il Boston Herald.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INrELLIcENcER,

Tho subscription price of this paper for ayear is TaREE
DoLLAas, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions Of Congress veragng eight monhs
the price will be Two Dollars for the short Sessions One
Dollar per copy.
reduction Of 20 per cent Cor oneh Of the full chage)
will be made any who shall order and pay for at one
time, five copies of the Weekly papers and like reduction
of rs per Cor onefouh Of the full charge to any
who will order and pay for at time copies
NJ being kept for this paper. it win not be for
warded any unless paid for in advance any
longer than the time for which it is SO paid for
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FLoaIpA U. 5. Aron.--we were IN (says The
Georgia Teegraph) stating in late number Of this P.PsF
that the election Of United States Senator will jeoss upon
the recently elected Legislature o. FLORIDA This lea'h
will depend upon the adoption neeaon Of ssadFnt
Constitution Of that State, making the sessions enni
instead Of annual II such amendment . soP'rd 'as
election will he made by the pcscn, Legislature no. 'ne
election for Senator will take place before Inc es''S
Of the next session.