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Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

Michigon.-Charles E. Stuart, of Kalma.
zoo county, has been nominated as the
Democratic candidate for Congress- in the
western district, to fill the vacancy occa.
stoned by the death of Mr.. Bradley.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

The criminal Court of this city has deci.
ded that the law taxing lawyers, and doc.
tors, is constitutional. The question viii
be taken up to the Supreme Court. Era,
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

STORAGE! STOPAGEU
AVlNG a very spacious and convenient
Warehouse, We are now prepared to store
anG ship any kind of produce. on satisfactory
terms. Fl. E. BLOCK & CO.
Louisiana, Mo. Sep. Goth, 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18
DIET,
See Here Now!

THE TAX LIST for ls47 for the town tax
Ies Of louisiana: is now in my hands for collec-
lion W.k. KENNEDY, Collector.
n. B. Those owning Dogs are notified TO at
tend TO this notice.
October llth 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

"Daviess County has declared Judge A. A.
KING TO be its choice for Governor, and
chosen ]. d. Casey and J.. ". Sheets Del
egates to the State Convention. Harrison
County has also declared for Judge KING,
and chosen S. G. Allen, ]. W. Brown and
H. Faller Delegates. De-Kalb county has
expressed its preference for Judge k, ma
king, we believe, six counties which have
already chosen Delegates under instructions
to go for Judge KING"
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18
The Washington Union of the 4th inst

The Washington Union of the 4th inst.
says:
We understand it has been determined bv
the Government to make no further over
lures of peace on our part. When Mexico
wants peace, hereafter, let her sue for it
We are now in the possession of her capital
principal cities, ports and possessions
Large reinforcements arc daily moving for
ward from Vera Cruz, sufficient TO support
the gallant column in the present occupa
ton OF the capital, Puebla, &c. and to open,
the line Of communication between the
seaboard and the main army. In addition
TO, and besides the regiments now argani-
zing and moving forward from Kentucky,
Tennessee, and Indiana, other reinforce
ments, TO the full extent authorized by Tie
law of Congress, will be called out at once,
to make certain of the security Of the army
in its present occupation and operations.
As the continuance of the war is forced up
on us, it must be waged with vigor. The
country conquered must be occupied and
its resources and revenue rendered tributa-
ry in every practicable manner, 20 the sup
port of our occupation and government.
We are happy TO learn that there ere am
pie means in the treasury thanks to the
operations of the tariff of 1876 for the most
vigorous prosecution Of the war, including
the organization, equipment, transportation.
&c, of all the new troops required, until
some time after the meeting of Congress.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

Vice President Dallas, in a late speech
delivered in Pennsylvania, thus alluded tc
the Wilmot Proviso and the slavery ques-
ton -
"The very best thing which can be done,
when all is said upon the subject that may
be said, will be to let it alone entirely-lea-
wing to the people of the territory to be &C
quired the business of settling the matte,
for themselves; for where slavery has nc
existence, all the Legislation of Congress
would be powerless to give it existence; and
where we find it to exist, the people of the
country have themselves adopted the insti-
tuition; they have the right, alone, to deter
mine their own Institutions: and, as the mat
ter so exists elsewhere, they are not TO be
condemned for its existence"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17
Land-Tities and Tenants.

r. he Editor Of The Tribune:
VIII you be good enough TO point out the edVsn
tage that would accrue the tenants Van Rensse
laers Manor, provided the title TO that piece OF land
were taken from Mr. Van Rensselaer, and vested in the
state OF New.York This question very naturally sug
ses,ed itself my mind reading al article on
Titles and Tenants" contained in your paper oil THIS
asts Respectfully YOURS TERENCE.
~ York, May It, ls47
E1- Our correspondent begs the vital question
in assuming that the Van Rensselaers hare title
to the broad domain in question which somebody
proposes 20 take away. The question raised by Mr..
Doggins is Hare the Van Rensselaers good
title 2 In our opinion they have and this is what
puzzles us when we see 50 much higging and cod.
ding 10 screen them from any obligation prove their
title Such conduct is plainly calculated TO con
firm the ignorant and suspicious IN the belief that
they have no valid title.
Very likely some Of the Farmers think that. II
nobody else can show title to the lands they have
cleared fenced, iertilized and made fruitful the
State would leave them in quiet possession. judg-
ing that they have already paid enough. Others
think the State would confirm their possessory rights
on the payment OF very moderate charge third
class embracing both the former would greatly pre-
fer to pay ia full to the State thereby reducing its
Debt or their Taxes or increasing the School
Fund by means Of which their children are educat-
ed rather than pay in like measure to an individual
who they think. has no rightful claim to any part
of their hard earnings. Is not this Human Nature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17
Impenchment Of the Judges.

To che Editor Of The Tribnne'
In common with a large number OF my fellow
citizens have signed memorial TO the Assembly Of
this state for the impeachment Of the Judges OF the SUI
prems Couit for their unconstitutional opinion and
action in prr.anes Of he, oPiaon in the matter OF eontn
uns to appoint attorneys and councillors 10 public once
in violation OF Ant G. Sec s of the Constitution
have seem with regret and surprise tina; on presenia
ton Of such memorial in the Assembly. gentleman OF
Mr. Bascoms well known ability and regard for the prin-
cipes Of the new Constitution, should have expressed
the opinion that although the Judges Of the Supreme
Court were roas in their opinion publicly expressed
an pubshd in the newspaper yet that those Judges
cannot be irnpeached for opinion The argument OF
FRA vkn In the Tribune of Saturday the 18th inst IL u
10 me calculated place this question OF i'm
pesctment IN clear hight ana 10 Conclusive against INC
posir on Of Mr.. Bsscom.
Allow me 10 suggesthrough your columns TO the friends
lessI reform and judicial accountability throughout the
stair 10 scnd In their memorials for the impeschmentoi
these Judees (Which understasd have been circulated
and ned IN various parts Of the state and press the
Assembly to do their duty faithfully and earlessy by
the prompt impeachment Of these delinquent Judges
and thus show their constituents that their oath OF
Office to preserve protect and defend the Constitution Is
not formal repetition OF unmesning words TO De
rule the people into false and decisive confidence IN
their representatives. Action. prompt action. not long
speeches for Buncombe Is whist the people Of al parties
now demand in support Of the new Constitution The
party kalts in the OF law reform. and will not
20 for short simple and economical system OF practice
IN our courts for the abolition OF az fees, aud All useless
anrsaniRy torAs ~ill most assuredy be defeated a
often a. hey present themselves and their guondan
candidates for the SURFACES OF the people.
A Constant RxADKR OF IHR TRIRUSK-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

To tls EdflE sf he TrtbwRs
The Journal OF Commerce is quite indignant that
the Bureau of Construction should advertise Tor pro
posals for American Iron exclusively. think Il =
most extraordinary assumption on the part Of the BHresu
But nothing compared to what has been done In the
War and Navy Departments have been informed that
American guns. American powder, American shot &c
have been EXCESSIVELY used in the public service and
20 esp the climax !, 10 most confidently asserted that
American vessels have been exclusively employed
uSnspor.ssnd that eoasting rsde 10 exclusively
confined to American vessels. IL IL time high time,
that the advocates of free trade should besr them
selves In correcting this departure from the faith
We were II agony while the s5ominahle monopoists OF
cotton manufactures dividing their twelve and If
teen per eessum per snnum But how calmly, how com
plscenty see 9 shipowner doubling his capital
IN year Measures be taken 70 admit foreigners
to participate in eesstns trade and thus by health
fu competition bring down dsss monopolss 20 reason
shls prosa on their investments AB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA March II

Correspondence OF lie
PHILADELPHIA March 10.
The market for Flour rates today at from IS IS
TO s. sit and the demand is somewha, increased
Wheat Is perfectly unsettled with sAles which 10
with some sales fraction lower. Corn IS 10 81 cents.
the latter in Nothing doing In Cotton and holders
firm sales n o. sugar s. - 20 81 IS and Cuba al s.
~ Coffee and Molasses dull,
Whisky IA held At q cents and sales duh.
ST Patricks Day will be celebrated 10 morrow by the
delivery Of lectures meetings Of associations. &c but
no public dinners will be given. IN consequence Of the
distress in Ireland
The Bristol depot Of the New-York Railroad Company
Is 70 be removed and erected the side Of
the river some SIX or seven mics above the city.
The colored citizens Of the Northern Liberties have
held meeting and appointed committees to obtzin sub
scrptions for The relief ireland Those who preu-
diced against the African may have some Of their
preiudces removed By this truly laudsble act
Several benevolent ladies Of our city Are about 10
form society TO reclaim females. BY providing them
employment snd instruction. house win De engaged,
all trades taught and the ssGzry Influences IL Il be
hoped, VIII lead many from the ways OF sin and the
paths Of degradation
Much excitement prevails in our city 90 account Of
the course Of senator Gibbons who In the mater Of
the supplemental Railroad Bill has gone counter the
almost unanimous wishes Of his constituency.
SALKs or Srccxs-Fysf Board aud lfts-l00 y B
1T IS Licking Valley IS loo Wilmington 6s sc u
ll5o Lehish o. 70: 500 STATE SIS, II SIS N0tes,
u - Phllsd BIZ liz; % Vieksburg s q IS Lehigh.
PSI Blk Pa 20 5000 TT Notes. 5, , ma lol
50 Morris J. III 100 state Sc. II 800 Girsrd. ds
s Frs & Mech BIZ 4ei Harrisburg, % $50 Mgrna!
Union scrip 90; 500 State So II 5000 do s. 7O3 1000
Vieksourg s ~ AS Lehigh int s. 500 : TT Notes
) 25 l00f 1000 State So 70i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17
PORTABLE MILLS.

Ma. GRERLrY-Dey Sir Being constantly In the 70
eept Of from different parts Of the country AMI
especially from the South and West containing inquiries
in regard 10 the manufacture OF the celebrated ftzs
raid Portable MIL We have concluded 10 put On the
sidewalk In Wallst. tho Exchange. to remain Ia
operation two three days this week and respect
fully invite yourself the curious generally to sad
see Portable Grist Mil manufacture Wheat and Com
into good Flour and Meal Yours respectfully,
CHARLES ROSS & CO
P.s-we would respectfully call the attention q
shippers 10 this mill a. article which might be pros
ably exported
The NH 1. manufactured at 100 Clinton Piacs--ofcs
li2 Fukonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17
The Truth Confessed.

fr0n ht Irhe ShF, l9ui.
I'VE regret to learn that the recruiting Of the
army goes very slowly Notwithstanding the enormous
bouniy-the largest ever offered by any Government
In ania regiment of 500 10 10 DO raised
The returns of the Adj General of that State make
the number of militia 269 600, after admitting the de-
duction OF twenty classes Of exempts There in
fact 800 900 capable of bearing arms between
the age Of ls and As in Pennsylvania. and more than
that number In the State Of NewYork Now two regi-
msnts from these two States would require only one
OF every three hundred and ten The truth IL
that 10000 ought TO be raised in each State In two
months il required We arr az loss 70 Account for TIC
apathy and iHdtseaoe generally fek ls Il that the
people are better Employed An average enlistment OF
soldiers In this City does not exceed Ave adsy. with
population Of 100000 The fact 10 beyond savil: the
cause Is inexpcsble During the war OF 1873 $50 men
were readily enlisted in day In the City of NewYork
at time when IL had little 10000 inhabitants. II
tle indifferent 10 s call Of Sfr country he
President lad ss'to patch ~ peace II the young men
won't enlist the must soon come TO end or we
must resort to e0zspti0N and say cone 70 thar AZ last
~ Last year it was pretended that the People
were Volunteering by the hundred thousand, though
there was no foundation in fact for the prctence.
Now the truth is cOnfessed-it is very hard to in.
duce our citizens 10 volunteer to fight as privates
in this war. Ii is easy enough to obtain Captains
Colonies. Brigadiers, Major Generals, &c. at ssls
RES OF s7o to s40O per month, with horses. extra
rations Sc. but to find privates at $40 per month
and piece Of land at the end Of the War is quite
another matter. The new Ten Regiments have
at this moment doubtless more officers than pri-
Yates and the salaries OF the officers for the next
ak months VIII amount 60 than the pay Of the
men. The masses are stouuy called. but they
viii not come We second the motion then that
the President endeavor earnestly TO patch Up
Peace for rs to raising men by eonscripton to
fight for Slave territory in Mexico, il cannot be
done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

coxsrRrcrIvr LARCENY -Ofacer Lynch. Of the
,,,h W.rd Yesterday arrested Levi Smith charged with
.,sirs an 1vs-coat valued ~ $40 from solomon Lac
.rl no Forsyth-st Smith went 10 Ludwieks house.
an Nond,y md represented tha, ne h.f been sent to
borrow the coat for Al acquaintance o. NJ: Lue
:, ecr a. He was committed to answer ~ Jusnes
Ketchsn-
Dr,rB by DRowSISG.-The COrOnsr held an
-, LAO an the body Of Daniel :. Gleason. aged
49,, a yesrs who wss found IN the North River bear
,hs FOO, Of Hobokenst The diseased hsd been nistns
f- .hoa, two onths and 10 supposed to hsve con''ed
.riei5e bv drowning himself Verdict death ~ drown
irg
O.RrNc RORBKRY Some daring thief catered
,he dwelling house Of Mrs John Conway lsl Mott ~
sbcu, noon yesterday and stole tneretrom ysluso4e
gold pin q1sntty Of silver ware silver scent .oS
lined with god and sundry articles Of wearing apparel
with whiah be escaped
SUDDEN DEArH-The Coroner was called yes
BODY Of Mchsel Conroy native Of Ireland. asea 70
wears who died suddenly yesterday morning 'eriie'
De 18th BY disease Of the lungs.
Child ABANDONED A womsn yesterday morn
ing called on Mrs Field No Is Doyerst and sssed pe
mission 70 leave for few minutes young child sne
did not return and the child was sen, 10 the Aims
House
PocKEr PIcKEp-A gentleman. while in the
Museum on Monday evening was robbed CT nis PoeseF
book containing sleo with which the rogue Effected n'
escape.
GENERAL sEssfoxs-In the case OF Edgar h.
LANG whose trial for an uissnce Gin keeping coal
yard commenced on Monday the Jury Yesterday ren'
dered verdict Of not guilty VIM d. InomPsoon,
aias Oneeyed Thompson. wa, then put on avs va -.
burglary The easehAd not been concluded when the
Court Alarmed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17
Appointment. by the President,
or CAPTAINS AND svsAfrEEss IN TIE NEW NAsraf

OF CAPTAINS AND sUsAITEESs N THR NEW REGIMENTS
Cap,oins Of TlfcHny-Edwsrd F. Nicholas la "
Wells Texas; Richsrd Owen, Ind
Frs LisunnGHts q Infansry-Edwsrd C. Marshall
Ohio c. NJ Hole la \. G. Dial, Texas Charles X
Jones, n. c.
Second Lisnisnaals Of Istaatry-Wilsm Cooper. Ind
John T. SANFORD La George W Cheney. La Gusta
vus g. KNITTING Penn Edward Hsrie, \. y William
G. Wseley. ny o. D. Wyehe. Texas Robert Patton
Jr Texas Alexander G. Lsyne, "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17
Business Notiles.

DR CHRIsTIRs GALvANIc BEIr.-Our readers arc
referred to the advertisement the frs, page in relation
TO this beautiful and scientific appliance. We have heen
advised OF the mos, startling by the Gsvanc B
which are 40 well authenticated that re cannot dout,
them Among others most affecting cure Of desfnsss
witch Was given up incurabe ~ the doctors readily
yielded to this truly wonderful power. The csse "" Of
young lady. Dr. Chr.ties only agency In New york
Ia Al lc2 Broacway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

REMArKABLE CASE OF FoRGERY.-Thos Turner,
An EIsshmsn who has been living here with bis fam.
ily some four years. has been arrested and Is now
in custody on the charge Of forgery lie is convey
by profession ana having become somewhat Ia,
titles 10 real estate in the County Clerks once, 10
CHARGED with having made out spurious deeds 10 hun.
self 1r several small pieces Of land In this city and Vi
clnisy including forged certificates OF their execution
Newark Advertiser
rY~ The rumor about battle between Santa
Anna and General Taylor WAS revived last evening
without the slightest shadow Of foundation. There IL
not particle Of Information A. the War Once which
justihes such q suppOsuon- Washington Union, 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17
FROM HAvAsA-A slip from the Charlesto
Caurier Hated March q save.

We are in possession Of copy Of the Faro Industrial
d, Ia Rabana Of the ih inst which gives some particu
srs at the wreck OF the English steamer Tweed on her
voyage from Havana Vera Cruz The wreck occurred
on the rocks ofAlseranes the 10Th Of February At
o'clock in the morning three days after her sailing from
pavanA She hsd on board fftyeight passengers and
crew Of 81 % Of the former and - Of the latter having
been lost The remainder were saved by the timely
succor Of the Spanish brig Emilio Captain Camp which
arrived AT Havana on the Sd inst In days from Sisa
with the passengers and crew Of the Tweed The tots
loss Is considered 20 amount 10 one million Of dollars
The Emilio troug ht neither papers or other news from
Yucaian but having on board a. passenger General
Miguel Barbachano. tx Governor Of that Peninsula
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17
RRnOKrYN AFFAIRS

u AT the conclusion Of Prof MITCHELL last
Lecture on Mot day evening to OF the largest and
mos, inte gent audiences assembled at any course
OF lectures in that city the meeting was resolved inio
Committee Of the Whole, aud resolution adopted to
raise $4,000 for the erection Of Observatory Of the
fret class Sixteen OF the leading and wealthy citizens
were appointed Committee to open subserphon'ps'
per. and carry the resolution into effect Rev DR. Cox
and Rev Mr. Farley made speeches in reference to the
great work in which Prof NJ. has engaged the simple
ness Of spirit the enthusiasm and marked ability he
had evineed in Its pursuit
AID TO IRELAND The proceeds OF the Festlys'
held BY the ladies 10 SAG H. and Is to b expended for
provisions TO 60 out by the Macedonian
FRE-A large stable ia Wyckoh-st between
smith aud Court belonging VIM Baird contractor Of
this city was burnt on Monday afternoon at about hall
past three The building contained large quantity OF
carpenters work for buildings in process OF erection
The Ere was caused by some boys building oohhre
against she'd in the rear
GERMAN ODD-FELLows BALL.-Ihis took place
ON Monday evening" with an attendance Of eight hun
bred persons |, was very agreeable aud profitable
affair
CAsUALTY-I esterday morning young man
named Rockwell in the employ Of Mr.. VAIL coniecaoner
Myr,eavenue had one of his legs sadly fractured BY
being accidentally by heavily laden wagon De
longing to Mr. Baldwin, corner Of Myrtle and Goldst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

'WANBLEcRoP' T. -Whs, oaa be the matter be-
tween late candidate for sBrigsdiership and His
pear to be 50 frank. courteous, genslemsnly a fel-
low now as he wss aoath ago Judging by the
accounts we have Of him in the ex candidates Ed.
itor.sls OF course, the loss Of the Brigsdiership
don't explain the sudden change Of temperature
since the expeetsnt was not an spplseanf! But
there is surely hitch somewhere. Where can
IL be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17
pHIApELPHIA. March l6--e P.

The Telegraph between this city aud Washing
ton has been interrupted by some means SINCE
morning; this is exceedingly vexatious lntelli-
gence OF great importance from the seat OF war is
believed TO be at hand. -Four mails are due from
Nev Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PINS. Y. savage "
FutonsL continues to sell good Gold Pens for " onl
pencils included. He object 10 10 bring good pc
within the reach OF all At the lowest possible price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

y We learn from the Honolulu Sandwich
slsnd) PoynesiAn that the following have been
to the United States by Consul a. the sandveh
Il Snds 10 std their ira for mutny on beard the whale
ship Meteor. Of Mystic william Taylor. JOAN Stanley
John Lesrnsy. Robert clsyhOrn and Abraham B. sves;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

~ GKSrLEmxSs HATS, syls for Spring is47, WI
be introduced on Wednesday March T.. by
LEARY & CO. Hatters Aston House. Broadway.
Circulars descriptive Of our style win be fsrwrdss
by addressing Ne postpaid. m$h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

10. Ksox. i2e Pultonst is now prepared to supply
his patrons and the public with his elegant spring Hss
mo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

~ PEIsEs 0sRrs ToorH PASTE, cur most emlnGf
Dentists say Il the only safe dentfrce that will give he
teeth pesrly whteness and sweeten the breath Pr<s
80 cts. at 4. NJ GUIoEs. l27 Bowery cor. Grsndst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

- While other remedies may give temporary relief
perhaps, 'Beeknans Syrup and PiIs afford pernsnsns
cure. rAey are purely vegetable and always safe
and certain Oncs s9s Corti.nd-a N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

- Finest oOlong Tea at 50 superior Young Hysss
do IS eu Finest lava Coffee, Ia per ID very good TO-
Id or 9lbs for 81. Winter blesehed Lamp on &C. ssl
lon. Beet AdsAntns Pearl Lishs Is es psrlb. spea
Candies, ls Cd. Good Brown Sugar, ts light do. 10 o.
bs. suarrs Yellow, 50 and &c. Cd. Fresh veg RsisIss
81 per b. NC te yor SALE In lots 10 suit purchasers BY
j. o. FOWLER, $50 and 0reeowlch and 70 y<sey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

The Ohio being IN good navigabe order, the ar
rivals and departures are numerous The spring ousi'
ness is opening actively. The Western mail brings no
news Sales OF Flour were made today az -. CioVeI
seed IL held at s. 50 but dull Of sale Prices oil Lsro
and Porkno change.