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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09
Things Ia Saratoga.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
SARATOGA SPRINGs Union Hall,
-


Monday Morning. June Z, loiI }
MgssRs. EDITORS The past week III Saratoga
has been one of those dark, rainy, dreary ones
which occasionally checker the sunny sky of life and
w contrast prepare us to better enjoy brighter days,
thus rendering life happier than If we ourselves had con-
rol at the weather Office Notwithstanding this the ar
rrals here have increased and think the citizens can
srly count on visits to their beautiful village than
d any former year Here at the +" Union we have
bout thirty boarders and the number increasing daily
ne United States" has just opened and has elk or
eight Congress Hall is not yet OPEN but am inform
u they intend doing All of them are in first
nie preparation for the reception OF visitors ana the
10, mentioned has been improved and reiurnished
throughout
The shade trees of Saratoga are such other place
uisnce 90 much admired by all. The walks are the
nos, agreeable have ever seen.
assure you June is the most pleasant time in the
Jem TO visit Saratoga, and am surprised that the
pleasure seeking portion OF the community DO not come
% earlier In the seasC n than they do. -
gentleman OF the name OF Fryer, Deputy Sherin oil
hh town. was drowned in Saratoga Lake on sunday
he 30th ult while out fishing excursion his re-
mains were Inferred on Tuesday last under the super
VISION of the Odd Fellows, of which order ne was "A
prominent member The procession was large this De-
hg the frat time the order has turned out IN Oooy on
ifunera occasion
Yesterday was clear beautiful day the thermometer
ranging from 10 TO 10 degrees In tie shsoe' lhis az"
seem agreeable after the weather we have had
You're truly, RAMBLER.
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- The Macedolia1 i Is said viii positively
get OF on Wednesday Il is SAID that STE has p coo bbs
Of bresds;as. OF board
REcRuITs.-The Medemseh, which sailed on
Tuesday morning carried 27s recruits, bound for the
Seat Of Wsr.
FrREs-A fire vas discovered at o'clock on
Monday night 10 the house Of lo3 Mottst Damage
traing Ere also broke out ST o'clock in the store
Of Frsncis Kant corner Of Rvingon and Attorney s,s
II WIS guished through the exsrons Of Policeman
Eaton.
r5- The Italian Opera company arrived this
morning from Boston ~ the Bay state steamer. sig
norma Tedesco the Prns Donns 8. a. the As,or House
The company appear at the Park on "wednesday.
AccIDEsr.-Abou five o'clock yesterday after.
noon. a ls5oring man fell @ scsfoid S6ere the new
Broadway City Theatre is in process Of erection, an n-
juret himself very severely We di1 not learn his name
lie was taken immediately to The City Hospital
The CoURTs-ln the oyer and Terminer this
forenoon. John Smith was srraisued on an indictment
for the murder Of Patrick Kelly by stsb5Dg him during
quarrel On the lIth March lie plead no. guilty and
Dis trial va set divn Tor Monday Vice Chan
elor SANFORD granted divorce from tie marriage
tie In the Of Eduice Brady againsi Benz Brady,
the ground Of inndey -.Aso IN the case Of Apeline
StetsOn against J p NJ Stets0n.- And IN that Of VIM
l. Osborn against Catherine Aun Osborn. There were
also some decisions on demurrer, &c.
PoIIcE-Wiliam Hamilton was arrested last
night By oiHcer Gardner OF the Sixth Wsrd charged
with stealing a sstch from Thomas Mann. Detained
for examination Terry Ceshiou was arrested ~ on.
Ger Watson Of the Sixth Ward, charged with stealing
a wslch from Henry Lee Detained for examination
Bridget Phillips and Patrick Regsn arrested BY
officers Watson and McManus Of the Sixth Ward
charged with stealing SIS rom Thomas Msddin $50 Of
which was recovered Destined for trial. Mary
Olannd and Harriet Hoffman arrested By officers
Collins and Heuea Of the sixth Ward suspicion Of
stealing 800 from Patrick Ma'heson. Detained for
animation The store II w NJ a w Weeks Glen
Cove l. l. was entered on Sunday night ard robbed Of
silk goods watches &c t. the value OF 500 No arrest
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Ccneral Notires.


- Grand Demonstration of the Mechanics
Mutual Projections II The Cry Ot N-w-lok 4, al Tho
Tabernacle Broal~ay, Thursiay evening, June To-
Brother j. GILLEsFlE q. p Of 5. n Y Nili preside
The mechanics Of nls city rld vicinity earnestly
qlesiei attend this public meeting 81 the Mechanics
Mutual Projections. as ths objects and prime pies OF
ORGANIZATION Will be fully exclaimed 70 they are now
spreading IN United stales. We believe that sl
strikes, combinations turuOuts &c. too oflen the
Of arraying the employed against the employer
ana In hr end produce good whatever THIS AssOcis-
ton offers boon fsr superior % all the pat tried schemes
seeks unite IN great brotherhood the employer
with the employed aud Intended elevate me artist snd
mechanic 10 their proper standing IA tho community
keeping 10 view The interest # our brethren through AL
yefsy well prosperity and never forgetting 10 love
snuther
Exercises 10 commence A. O'Clock precisely Admit
lance free 10 al artists and mechanics.
" q. The members % the df-rent Projections are re-
quested 10 meet ~ Convention Hsl Us WOosterst az
O'clock. B. order Of the Committee " Arrange msnts.
q. HOPPER, Chairman.
J. MCDONALD Secretary. je8 -"
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
. ne Pomp and circumstance of Glorious
War,o

aske Pomp and circumstance Of Glorious
War.o
ne following extract Of letter from gentle
a, Of New Orleans, to Charles l.. Mather Esq.
1ae Astor House, which has been kindly handed
q by the latter gives decidedly graphic descrip-
,sa Of the doings and undoings Of the returning
ssanteers, and Of the trophies obtained in this
glorious War"
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, May %, 1871.
Friend N; .. Our house has had about
70 persons In il for the last week and wish could
i've VOC faint idea Of the work we have round tie
csse Some four Regiments Of disbanded soldiers
ss,e been here during the past week Nearly all tho
Oisceu from Colonies down stay with us aud almost
aof the soldiers OF these Regiments making daily
and iscssssnt calls upon the officers obtain their dis
charges certificates, &c. such Get Of you never
saw together before About five hundred Of them have
obtsnsd their certificates at the desk the front Of the
Office, sad they are the most miserable squalid dirty
looking question asking pisole poor devils alive Fa
Itshs regiment not circumstance to them. They
;omrsnce RAINING dOVn their officers at day light and
lon five up the chase till the house closes ut night -
Ind wish you could only SEQ our Office filled up az 1t
). with swords Of every make and fashion Mexican
ancss copper shot Spanish saddles brides and spurs
,.msnche bows and and the psraPhornsha OF
swp N ny its varieties with other and numerous no
N sof war. We hsve-to crown all-two legs OF
,sa, Auns-oue Sunday go meeting leg, or dress
sg-th Tier leg for riding Prehsps the people don
sk questions about these legs and bis small foot-how
NJ walked with them-how no rooe with them and
.be,hsr he used them for all kinds Of riding or not &C.
Ae wanted you here to take minutes for your note
book aud sketches for your scrspbook. You would
have had foe field for your talents and laid up fun
,nouah for tho whole Summer.
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Srbools.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

FRENCH LANGUAGE.
A RE YOU DESTROYS ~ learning the French language
n In a .hori ~ ifne' Please try LAGROlNs
ANALYTICAL AND ORAL METHOD,
which esseuay practical and csusted, -specis y, TO
enable rup without hculy or edam TO spesA French
correctly fluent y.
Prof d. Lsg0ix viii commence on Monday, June iS47
10 form clsssesf1r Ladies' sni Gentlemen.
Teams per montn-three lessons week.
- per uonth--daily Iessons.
Private Lessons asO gven For farther particular sappy
from To P NJ a. the Professors residence, +59 Broad
way. 1t fOOr.
Refs eno,s-Msssrs. Campbell P White, John c. White
John Ia Fargo, r Gaillafd-L I-i wv
MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL.
FNhE SUMNER SESSION ~ ghis select school Tor
Young MEN and lads sill commence on the hrst Non.
DAY IN May fhs iems ircud ug All expenses for board
sul mtun ar from 80 So per qlarierWest Bo0u-
field. Apdi =, l3i7 la2' 2me'd.l WARREN HOLT.
UOAhDING Ia French Faniiy q, WiluamsDuTgh.-
ID Professor the French language having furnished
with elegance s1d comfort large and beautifully finished
house in Ntlamsburgh within one minutes walk of the
Pscssp Ferry, wishes % accommodate, for the summer
sea.on limited number Of married or single ladies' or
grnt-men The situation Is OF the most delightful In
The nsighborh0od of New York commanding an extensive
view OF the harbor and City Of New-Yors, with tho Sur
rounding scenery Lessons IN the French Language anG
Mus Nrequred App.y ia South Eighthst len side 5lh
house from ihs river between Second snd Third ss VIII
lam-hurgh- mylf I'M
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General Nonles.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLBRs 81 WELLS,
ISI Nns-an--t. y. Y.
SsR LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS d.
sssszks1k3& FOR FOREIGN PORTS.


rg-Ietters Bags are oPea a. he olhee Of The New
Yor, Tribune for all Foreign Poris sad AL leeT' ano
oew,psper, Deposited IN mis- ofee vii A!~sy' 30 Tor
.srdea BIZ tho very earliest vesseL This department 10
under The .recial supervision q J. B. MOWER Eie-
-. spoyyp Tor nlSuy years As The experienced ara e
u Suprinterdeut Of the Foreign Letter Department OF
,hs New-YorE Cily Posi- Once g. .s.
says are row open for The reception o. c.ie' 80 lSs
papers Cor tie following places "a; LonaOl, Ll,e'S,
GLASGOW Ireland hsvrs, hNssiles! Als.r iuaia' o.
men Hsrihur.h Rio &c JAreiro, Nalpsfato, bueles
Asrss Oregon, Mexico Panama 81 Ehor.H hns''-'
jam Mssnxsf, Havana
I.ttersnud Nevvspnpers will be received a.
The same . ace fer The pscketsnip WAIthLoof NaP-
Allen u h!ch sails Tor Liverpool on The llil insl
rF-A CARDIFF he Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
York and Brooklyn ard heir vicinity, By Mrs CHAPLIN
OF BOstOn 49,, L.
Mrs g. who has hsd lorg and successful practice 10
Medicine Ia desirOus u holding conversation win Al
hose persons suffering from consumption Inflammation o.
n lgs bronch hits at rhsun, dysvnery. contraction OF
cords Cyspep.is, debility spinal sne on ner'9 . ~
tons ashua tic tOiofsux zun1lcei hsAiache toolhsene
scroflla hunoTs. &c sc ,.-.t 49,. 49,.
Uer praetce bas been emuenLy successful ha'3s &c
reaied In The enufe u uousAn'si Anl nost
10 - tbst rass of such long Standing AZ - have banned
- errtnsd rover. Of the most skisl physicians Al
- $3.50 rsn be seen ron the respseaDle references
bieb he car show al ro0s Sol broaa"ey q oOoi
Tboss who would be healed must come quetig o. Ms.
C. will remove where her usefulness - CERTAIN - ~ ~
luIo reouisitoa wiihou, delay. ~
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THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT,


Is THE ONLY REMEDY fOr Epiioctic rts Tor fsll-g
lsickaes. Cor sO1. SPANS, &c. Ihs med cine, TOT
sixteen years bseu Ie.ied b. many PsDos ~no have
suH~ret with this dreadful d-es<e aud IN smOst every
c.ss here l. had far trsi has edccirc permanent
cure. Pamphlets cOnsinng nny tx pages Of IesilEo-
~ some OF ghh has been preserved By -Eo-1t pbysi-
caas % be nat ~ app yn. q NE principal Office ho-
fsrs1ce 70 Judge Randall gi' ssI bfo.dNsy, y. Col.
y. De0,Iow. Yonzers ~ y; Dr. ". L Nouros Guild.
ford OHIO: Rev RicLnOad Taggst West Dsyenport, N.
Y Rev. 7. l.. Bushnell Baltimore, No; Joseph AeOoG-
al Esst gru3alyn. W. 6 Anderson, WllsmsJgfgh.
RECENTLY CURED.
Mrs Joseph Bradley, rs Orchsrd.st N. u c. n.
Bouz ht0n ~ Eishtesnfasl Y. Mrs.. Jas. Berthol',
Chester, Orange Co. y Ch.s brOwE, seaman ThOs.
r Jones' Revenue cutler Spencer, together with many
Others whose not al liberty 70 prblish-
All commentaries tpost PAID addressed to Dr. q.
Hau fAte Ivans Hart, viii b. purcualy attended 10.
All orders gst Be accompanied wh rbs money The
dcln-, with fall oireCd0ls IL carefully packed in boxes,
and iny psr Of he United Saie Prices FER box
a., 81 aid sA Single bottles with necesssry medicines
q. Prepared only BY DR. HART,
Principal office I3 Broad way y he Taber1aee.
p s-Ads.cs given 10 al cases free of charge.
my.5 line a
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~ The Boston DAILY Star Of yesterday says ;
The June term of the Court Of Common Pleas at Nan
tueket commences this day. before which the case OF
Hon b. Burnen, indicted for embezzlement in October
AT is to be tried. Hon r. Choae. 7. q. Cofin, and c.
Bunker, Esq' counsel for defendant, The proseeu
ton Is of course to be conducted by j. H. Clifford Esq
District Attorney. This ia Of those wherein
Tie sins Of nlenN SOUGHT 20 be laid npon one
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CAPITAL PuSIsHMEST.-rhe noble Marquis
CWestmeAih) night or two since In the Lords alluded
to the execution of the wre,ched wonsn Foster at Bury
1t appears that s according TO the perceptions Of the
Marquis that the people were 90 HORNED by the pro
trscied suffering Of the womsn that they exclaimed,
shame shsmel murder murder The Marquis Is as
suredly In error The people did not by such exelsma
tons Tebuke the unskuness OF the nsman, but the
stupid wckedness OF bsrbsTOus lsw-s Jaw proved 10
be wholly Intellectual in its implied end that Of teaching
a respect, for the soemnity OF human life, BY ludciousy
killing the offender How many that composed the enor'
nous crowd 1T Bury swed into respect Tor me law
bv the conyuisivs agones Of one expiring womsn What
feeling possessed the crowd as it broke upi Why fesi
ing Of disgust the punishment mingled with sympathy
for the criminal And thss the majesty OF the law The
Judge dOns black esp when be passes sentence cap
and bells would De more In keeping with the hdeOus
mockery Of common sense and common humanity.
Punch.
- Punch thinks that peasant preserving Is better
nccunsilon for gsntlemen than Ra.asant preseryns.
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TT The National lneelligencer says, IN relation
70 rather extraordinary doeumen, lately published,
ssd purporting to issue from Gen. Scott
at Ia not possible expect to show TO our read
ere when come 10 examine u, that Gen. Scott
would without authority from the Executive, have IN
dersken 10 ssne Proclamation OF the character OF that
referred to-
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On SPRING FASHIONs.-The subscriber wo1ls
ti pvitr his n end. sno hs public generally 10 e1am
his Spring style Of HArs They are warrAn'ed
no. 10 he Surpassed Tor beauty, durability or chesPnes, ~
sny offered 10 ms cty. .
4 su1erior assortment o. Cars 10 their vsnsiy.
hin snv iustarce the above do give saLisacu0r
"a BE- fully Obtz.R-d > gyirg inioIina.oa -
ma 5,r-Sde ! W kELLOGG. 10 Csnaisi.
m -PRING FA-HIOSS.-HArs, HAIs-Psn.
1.Eiu hss al - equal % those sod ~ Oiners A.
also. elegant dress hats - - - ant - % -
r,r Al -, Il 49, isu % tlose in many places 81 -
r-st mas q. u M1rcl will BE- pleased 70 see rs
f-irqss ~ isis est4bnshnenL
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~ 1t is said that Mr.. Law, the owner OF the
Oregon has offered to that boat against the Bay
State on wager of $4,000. II offered we hope the
bet will not be taken. From amateur racing, gamb-
Ing racing the practice will become hsbitusl, to the
treat hazard of lie.
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fireworks.
FIREWORKS


ATls2CHATHAMs opposite me Chatham Theater-
AThe Subscribers have got up their usual large SUI
ply and variety OF standard snd fancy Fireworks which
they will dispose Of 10 dealers ships steamboats, pares
OF pleasure aud The patriotic he most liberal terms
consisting 10 part ~ the following articles Rockets kO-
man Candles Vertical Wheels Mines Of Stars Mines Of
serpenls BengOs Lighis Tsbe Rockets. Blue Lighis,
Pin Wheels aerprnts Scroll wheels Iofbuons flgeohs'
Sr-amers Chinese Flyers Flower Pots, GrasshOppers,
saxons, yellow Lighis. Tdanges Pyramit- Fans, an
ton Fire Crackers Rockets Spurk, Tofpedoes, Pullns
Crackers Double Headers, SC.
GAssNER YOUNG, 1872 Chsiham-,L
Dealers IN choice Green ard Black Teas, White snd
Brown Sugars and Groceries generally Soaps, Oils End
Candles tine Cigars, London Pickles and sauces, Ezsl
sad West India Preserves Syfups sod Cordias Foreign
Fruits and Wines Porter, Ale and Cider, Cheese, &c
Aiso Pavilion Iodine and Congress spnng Water con
stAnty receiving fresh from Satogs, and delivered TO
any part Of the city shipped free u expense l,o
EIKEVORKs FIREWORKS An extensive
assortment of superior Fireworks Just opened and lo
sale and retail consisting u every variety ia
market aud warranted Of he bst quality at prices whcn
cannot fa 10 please. Dealers nvt 10 examine tnoi
ie3t HAN"ER HORTON. 81 Diy,ion.st
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
THE UNDERSIGNED have Tor sale At lnelr store 99
Washing tonst superior and complste assortment OF
fscturers Cty and country dealers Will ind THIS su
p-rior stock select from. Towns, military snd civic
Associations can be supplied with the above articles, war
rauled equal Ia apy other In The city. .
je4 limos BADEAU LOCKWOOD, a9 Wa.hingion-'t
EIRE WORk-.--Lsrg- Rockies WIN colored hfes,
sfas aud serprns Roman candles Of all sizes together
win general assortment OF Fire WORKS, hre cscksrs
mS5 GAssSER sYOUEG. 1872 chs,ham't
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Esr The cold In cline are cold in blood" says
the foe,bu, the Boston people from the following
count seemed determined 10 gsinssy the assertion
fse sentIemsn, who adopted the msnner below de-
serised Of giving u,terance OF his admiration for TIE
deseo would sppear to have followed the popular de-
moDstraton o. intense admiration" You may take my
hsar
We are informed that the young gent who rem
scfsd himself conspicuous at the Aheneum last week,
~ erowing his hat and cane at Signorns Tedescos
iest gave sumptuous breakfast at Gorrs Hotel sat
uray morning 70 the entire orchestra of the itaisn
company The creates, hlsrity and good feeling pre-
seo snd tossts 20 Italy and the United States were
sasnsed Asa compliment TO this generous hospitality
~ehes,ra repaired in front Of the Albion late In the
ssenins and gave the enthusiastic and warm hearted
masicsl amateur splendid sercnsde after which, by
ssst~noa thu artists were entertained anew al the Al
p,on- However unsuitable and Ia bad taste the mode
~ the amateur to express his appreciation Of
o eharning eaRiacrics II was the tribute OF noble
asA IS Toe suosequent conduct Of tho gentleman has
P'Vfso Boston Zee.
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TEETH

nR REED, Deur.t Bl--cker.sL near the eo~ery.
DAuhcla Tech Of SURPRISING 5eaoiy inserted IN So
perOr and substantial manner 10 sriire SET
Teeth led win gOd entirely - srresi the progress
u decay ant readef1g lien u.f1 Dr many yrsfs, a.
prices 10 sJ the crcustsncss or al SertorA leu *
uscted for the poor grsus before o A. ~ my~ ~"
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10" We have received from Dr. Turner his val
liable work entitled the Trumphs of Young Physic,
and commend it most heartily 10 the public. By reess-
ing himself and others from the practice Of the
antqusied system, DR. Turner has much advanced the
progress of true medical science. The work before
is replete with useful suggestions endorsed by nurner
Gus aud we'll substAntsted facts By this and other
works Dr. Turner has proved bis right to the position
that has been conceded to him in the profession.
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Books.
HIrcHcocK,s GEOLOGY.

NEW REVISED EDlTlON-NAKK h. NEWMASk
1NCO % Brua1 wsv. hav- Just puhi shed edition
of he vEuahe Text Bo, Geology By fr-seent H.teh-
cock Of Amherst CoAese This edition has been thor
y revised and adopted % TIE present advanced stats
Of science Ths = the ealing text book on Geoogy
r. hrou ghouI s-sde mics q Ibis country IL i the
book 10 he West Point Military Academy, where
suecia' Attenfiun q pad this study. les
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y A Public Meeting will be holden IN Boston
% the 18th inst for the appointment OF Delegates to the
Chicago Convention the 9Th Of July. Among the
synsrs to the Call for meeting are TO be found the
most eminent men of both parties Is 1t not time that
meeting for similar purpose should be holden in this
CifVs
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n CLIFTON SPRINGS, (whl. Sup

H1 establishment siust.d upon The line of the Auson
M aud Rochester Railroad, between Cansrdsigus and
rnev. In Ontario County hsvias been enlarged and tho
roughly fitted up IL open for tho reception OF va
This place IL admirably stusted In tonrshng eounuy
In the ofbe State r-mots from the noss and das o
rse villages cities embracing beautiful grove Of
e.t t.ss pleasure. grounds from the midst OF which
lows rngs Of pure aud be-hful wster 90 dispossd
nv Nature please and Interest the visitor aud renders
retreat whether for those hing restofs
i've fom di..ase those who have few leisure dsys o.
yvee. spend In ecreston and pessufe OF for those
who with their families disposed W leave tho heated
walls OF city residence enjoy the refreshing bressse
aud pure of the country during tho warm sss-
ter charged somewhat 9Th soda, mssnesis and cuoonh
y.s .snd unsurpassed In th.tr medicinal cbafscter ~
,.dy for hs various sin diseases rheumse affections,
general debility Of tho system. ke and have o.
cures 10 cases where the waters OF o'eef springs
have failed. - 49, =.
eeiyed The subscriber most respectfully scciu 10 eooua'
uauce. ...---.,..
gage free Of charge ~ IAnhS
Manchester. Msy 29 i84I ~ -
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Posr-OFFIcE LAW OF ls47-We have written
to friend in Washington for the Ayes and NoeC
the votes for and against this unjust and deservedy
odious statute which Mr.. Polk fastened TO sign,
while he was yetoing harbor bills and getting his
friends to smother a donation 10 suffering Ireland
The votes are not to be hadit turns out that no one
opposed the measure-many Members declaring
that they never knew what the object OF the bill
was and il seems there was no recorded division
on it, either in Senate or House of Representatives.
This is fair specimen Of Loco Foco vigilance, but
we trust that the Wing majority OF 1915 will
prove themselves more faithful watchmen OF the
great interests Of the country. A correspondent Of
the Army. in a late Tribune, appears to be i'm
pressed with the idea that bis letters are opened
bv authority aud all others from the Army in Mex
leo. We think he is mistaken. and that our Repub-
lie will long be spared the deep disgrace OF rival
ling the worst Of the powers of Europe, in their
conversion of public functionsries into band Of
spies and informers for hire. Com.
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" "The greatest and smallest man in the
world" ssys the Boston Transcript of Monday evening
arrived in town yesterday morning from New York,
vie the Fall River Railroad. viz; Daniel Webster and
Cen Tom Thumb
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Ia 1t is said that tue u. ). ship-oi the-ine Ohio
struck aud fingered awhile upon tbs bar while entering
ne hsroor Of New.loIk on Thursday She bad two
oiio's on board. Where is Gedney's Channel
Boston Journal
The Ohio draws % Zee, Of water, and the channel
through which sho undertook 70 pass is at low water
but "a feet deep.
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~ The orchestra Of the Opera COMPANY break.
tasted with II. Humphrey, Esq al the Merchants Ex
change Hotel Saturday morning and serensded him
Il tn Albion in the evening. Boston Post
Mr.. Humphrey was lately Consul General for the
United states a, Egypt and is Of various acquire
menis lie has travelled much. and Ike Ulysses seeu
The many cities Of many men"