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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
From lsnlXeHfnn.

The steamship Galveston. Capt Haviland from
Galveston the 22t, arrived here last evening We
received by her papers that date We make the few
following extracts al we 10 note
Gov Henderson has been nominated for reelection BY
a meeting Of citizens at San Augustine.
The steamboat Delta has succeeded in ascending the
Guadalupe river % Victoria
A, the recent term of the District Court holden in
Richmond Fort Bend Co the Of the killing Of Colin
Cock by }. d Waters presented 10 the Grand Jury
and alter full hearing OF all the testimony. the Jury
found Col Waters entirely justified and dismissed the
case unanimously.
Ssnco. the negro boy indicted ss Fall for shooting Al
his master, = McBstes with intent 10 kill was tried 10
the District Court the 18th inst before Hon J. Love
and acquitted.
Dr. A &. benson says the Galveston News Of the 2ls,
directly from Cherokee county In the vicinity Of
shelby where the late dreadful Of poisoning hap
pened. informs thst the wedding party probs-
bly, poisoned BY accident the proprietor OF the house
having given arsenic In the psce Of sAerstus make
the cakes pastry. &c. Or James h Starr, Of Nscos.
doches sent for who has written letter stating
that seventeen out OF the four poisoned had died
shout lot inst Our informant learns that others
have since died. and that hfteen twenty more
considered IN a very dangerous situation y o. Delta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
Gen. TayIor's Personal Appearance.

A correspondent OF the Philadelphia Ledger says
he has seen the old General in all conditions-on
foot. horseback, sitting, standing and sn0rrHg-on
and of parade, and that all the hkenesses Of him
vet Published are abominable earicatures. He adds
The General is not over feet or inches high Is
stout and inclinss 70 corPuleney would weigh should
think near 200 pounds and the most prominent thiag
about him IL en- unusual shOrfhess ct legs When be
sitting looks Ike tail msn-oui not 30 when stand
ins His fsce is intelligent and Il Is usually IN up with
Benevolent smile. He Is In the habit when speaking
70 sny one Of partially closing the eft eye. His hair 10
gray and frirzly 10 one word. gentlemen, you can
imagine plsin. old PennsylyAnis iarn,er ~no ns' a
farm paid tor worth $500 snd thing else 10 the world
an independent jovisi onteAre ~ kind Of an old
coon-yoa have old ZAek" before you
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
English Mediation,

II was understood at Mexico that the British
Minister had offered the mediation of his Government TO
secure return TO peaceful relations between Mexico
and the United States The step, however. meets but
with little favor from the papers but from the fact that
their liberty has since been suspended there is
tsinty that Is equally dscOuntenancei by the Govern
ment. The RpublioaEO upon this subject says:
"Ths unjust and savage war % which the Vandalism
of the North has provoked us only be- contested in
an honorable by its termination will 10 the
end be peace but il does not become the Mexican Ma
ton to take the initiative, in the presen, condition
of things IL accept the conditions which would be
imposed on the field OF battle whore the national arms
have just suffered defeat Government Ike that OF
the United states which has feared present itself
the civilized world with the stains of avarice and in
Justice is not likely to abandon any of It's inquitous pre-
tensions" &c.
Showing that's portion of the people at least are or
pretend 70 be- IN favor AZ all events OF which must
nhct incaculable suferngs upon the of the peo
pie aud terminate by the utter destruction Of the nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
Address of the Clergy of san Luis Poiosi 10
the People.

The Clergy Of this State would not be fl deposit
tory of the high and sublime power which has been
placed ia It's hsads nor worthy Of the glorious name Of
Maxlcaus If II should behold the last ghi OF our holy
religion and our beloved country. and remain In cold
indifference without raising IT'S voice 10 arouse i' CON-
patriots from that INDECENT apathy in which Tor more
Than year they have been submerged, snd II II should
not them to comprehend our present lseniso'e
snd di.asroas s,ua,ioa and 70 know sni secure the
nssns Of our salvation To do this Is our sole OBJECT
The Cabinet Of Washington have determined 10 per
petuste Ia the present age. horrible ennorafe IN
d,ed in the annals of the whole world AMBITIOUS 10
extend their prosperity and temporal power aud to per
petuats their race he last coming generations they
have not heststed vioise toward the gentle society
of Mexico the most sacred OF human rights. In their
wild dslrum they behold, with Fsvns thirst the opa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
The Clergy of san Luis PotosI

issued On the 2sth April, 70 their faithful hear
ers" long address. which Is published in ~ Rfpa5A
caHo of the 4h inst with the following letter heading IL
send you printed sheet issued by The pfelaes and
eccesascs who have determined to preach three days
during each week in order to excite IN the people the
proper religious enthusiasm. hope that many will be
Induced TO join the army through these means Ihey
have here 600 muskets Them and also pieces OF
artillery smong them ii OF heavy cabre) and the neces
sary ammunition. The direction Of operations viii be
given TO Generals Minon or Urea who expected to
arrive here soon beside Don Manuel Romero Mejs,
Am8dor. sud other chieitains who will follow their
brave commanders. We will have large amount OF
Gucreros in about month from this. and base OF
400 men which We now have here, viii facilitate the
defence Of the state with success
The town Of Cstorce is now Ia course Of fertilization
by order of the Governor who will start Rsx week Ia
order to examine the operations in the neiehoOring
towns Tue States OF ZAcatecss Gssdssjsra. Durango
Guanajusts and two others, (the names do not reco
ect) will raise 6O01 men 10 order 70 give assistance
Luis IN this Sta should e attScked nrst 20
detsn the sdsrs shsod they proceed fret 10 Zscste
and durango In every case san Luis VIII operate
In concert With forces which may be raised these, ex
pect will be from % 900 men in all
"A general enlistment TO take plsce IN fortyeiehi
hours tme has been this day sereed upon by the Gov
orumrnt and this Is In accordance with the procsms
toas and exhoratons of the clergy. who will give the
best examples. All this affords hopes o. salvation
Above all there is strong teTmiaston here 70 resist
any treaties OF pesce when xico would wish % enter
into with the hated lsnkees ~ IL has been suggested
in letters Of very late date from the Capital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
For The New Ork Iribnne.
Judicial Election.


The approaching Judicial Election is the most
important that has ever occurred in this State.
The Wing delegates to the Syracuse COnven-
ton offered to the Loco Foco Convention which
the time 70 select candidates from each of the
grea. political parties and TO make up ticket for the
ensuing Election This proposition, fair. just and
lbsrsl vasrciused The L0c0 F0c0 party have thrown
down the political gauntlet and declared thst they would
have entre ticket OF political Judges Let
them try this question At the polls We the wings have
beat them mphanty n the last two Elections in the
state and City beside we have the advantage Of new
set Of candidates ~ the coming Election. who have not
been corrupted with the old fee system. and political
jugglery OF Loco FOcoi,m hss been carried the
last ten years. We want new bench OF Judges Only
look NJ our Judiciary under the old uiachinery We
ind that we have 25 Judges in the state holding
Office, and not OF the number Tut what Is sworn
20 Loco FocoIsM closer than brother We hope every
Wing will turn out 1t the coming Flee ton aud We will
rid ourselves Of the Judicial Incubus that hangs
over Us WIN. PENN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
VOL. WEI. No. ~.

correspondent Of FL Revrbfioano complains that
here y lack 81 patriotism and disposition % resist the
Americans IN The States Of Durango and Zacatecss
ACCORDING " The Monitor Of the 9th April the Presi
cent substitute ordered Yankee ito be incsrcarsted
because he bad the sudscity 10 appear before He Ex
ceency and expose 70 him the advantages II entering
INTO an amicabe arrangement with the United states
Inc village Of Guadalupe was undergoing thorough
Qualifications
1eD d Sebastian Guzmsn had taken charge Of the
WORKS OF iorthcatOn near the Capital snd the three fol
lowing points had been selected be fortified between
San Crsoyal and Cuesta de Berrientos Ist Cerro de
Tlapacoya Chaco. with those of Jico and Teoecipgo
"a Cerro de San lsidro Tshusc and Cerro de TevAhu
sco Sd Peno Vejo Cerro dc Gstspeta and Santa Cruz
de las EscObss.
The Bishop Of Osjaca had sent to the Government
s 1000 Tor the expenses Of the Several churches
mao delivered the greater part Of their plate to the Gov
ernrent, IN order that il should be melted into coin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

NEW-HArsS.-Ths annual Charter Election &C.
CURED on Monday. There wss no Loco-F oco tick
ct and the Wings had the whole 6sld TO them
selves R. {. Prescott received col votes as an In.
dependent candidate for Mayor, but HEsRr PICK,
ESQ. the regular Wing nominee, received 5l6-sI5
majority. The rest Of the Wing ticket was elect
ed Amos. unanimously
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
The Liberty of the Press.

We fad in the Republican, of the 18th May the
following decree against the liberty Of the press
Excellent Sir the abuse OF the liberty Of the press
having become scandaous il having been converted into
means essentially directed 10 raise and excite internal
discord reciprocal dstrust aud dsunon indirectly aid.
log the foreign foe and making IL daily difficult TO
defend the country, the Supreme Government employ
ing powers which have been conferred upon it, have
directed thst your EXcellency. as charged with the
command in chief of the district shall lake immediate
10 suspend the liberty of the press during the
time that the Capital remains in state Of siege in all
matters relative 10 political military discussions,
criticisms OF the supreme authorities and in all things
that will bring discredit upon the army its chiefs"
This was directed to the Military Commandant OF Mex.
leo by the Minister OF War aud Marine and enforced
the 9th of May meets with but little favor from the
press, msy be supposed and the Republican, has a
long and very able article discussing the subject in the
same paper that contains the decree Like most arbi
irsry re uia0ns il will DO without effect for any good
uurnOka.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
70 DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS.

IT CIRCUIT COURT, for the soatbs's Distre, Of
". New YorL-EthzD Alec % On.s,o Blunt, g.
toitsd for southern Disuic of Ne~.f oh 90
h.rvby ceny that the above entitled se We vsd 10 ne
sa!d Cour 90 the 1sb days VI APr, s< v~sofs
the Hon Smith Thmps Associate Justice " tbs so
prem. Court of the UniG-d ssl-s mat jury wee smpsn
n.sd and sworn sod The opened ny M SncfmaB o
IN, u.c Of tbe plsInts (Eb.8 AleD,l and Mr. s.!dso
M, o.n f the defendant tOsson Stunt 81 ALL net sef
the evidence had been ciosef inc esss ~ sm~d ~ ~
M seldes Tor the defendant sod by NJ. Dayis fof he
psinu1. that charge hefs1ppn given by The Coen
b h- Jury retired under charge " an oehe,r tuiy
qu- 6so attend hsm, and thsr return rendered N
Hllo~iDg verdict, VIZ;
Thai ney knd that Es- psiatf 10 not the original invent
and psI-rs- sno enusd 10 Nc null and exclusive rSa
and bey " making constructing using sod vending 70
be ICED ms Improved lock claimed By him end
SET forth 10 HI. patent
yendsd BY The defendants inffins ssssus o u
plsinuf rgA-s ami % they Say al
All Of which appears by hlnulss Of the sstd thal
recorded 10 my ofes- ALEX 3ARDiNERy ClsrA
Os~-msey 4. ts4S ~ hhTno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

Troy NJ I. CoSFERENcE-The Troy Conference
Of the NJ t. Church Is IN session at Albany Bishop
MORRIS presiding Eight preachers have been ordained
Descons and htteen Elders The Anniversary Of the
Conference Missionary Society held on Monday
evening, Rev. 7. PICK. d d in the Chair Addresses
were made by Rev. Dr. LEvINGs. Financial Secretary
Of the American Bible Society; Rev. ADAM MILLER,
German Missionary OF this City; and Rev Or PITMAN
The collection and pledges amounted 10 $3.50 besides
some gold ornaments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
The Fairness of the Express.

To he Editor Of The Tribune,
The enclosed correction Of a very uniounded and mis-
cheyous miss,atemont Of the Express Of Saturd last
ives sent In 10 hst paper in nse tor Monday Issue and
ever since, have been patiently expecting its pubcs
lion be, ia vain Ether the Editor OF paper
ceives 1t to be part of journalists duty to give TO
those whom he hss waniony attacked the privilege Of
defence not denied 10 tho worst criminals. have
sadly oyerrsted bis of justice By those better
acqusinied with the character of the Express am In.
formed that To fan up vulgar prejudcos Is It's vocation
tina, in its vocabulary. fair play Is FouHerism' or
something and that It's peculiar mode of tactics
is 10 make injurious and unprovosed attacks upon an
Individual class especially IL week one) aud then
to sneak ont Of the matter without noticing defence or
reply-s very safe If ingorious style Of journalism.
In the mean time the calunny has been eau sht up
from tho EIprsss, and published with additions and
illustrations by the Commercial Advertiser, ana the
Gazette and Times that byandby, it will co me TO
be believed as fac, SO great Is the mischief to be
done by unfair Presmost powerful Ia the casse Of
error
Though feeling that have no claim on the justice of
the Editor of The Tribune, trust may rely on his
generosity for the insertion Of these few words OF reply
10 the gross Interpretations OF a contemporary
Mar York, June l. y. II.
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n
" Ia tho setion II Etn Alien BlanrS Sv~S 10 The
Circl Couu u the Untea STATES, Tor infnssmsot VI
bis ps-ntn ghI manufacture, and sell 70 be ussd,
t1e sELF-COCKINo PISTOL. . verdict has been given
Tor the painId with Of trial, and One VI t~sve
hrnd red doll. aud 40 injunction hes Issued snst
Blunt Syms tb-D from masinS W ssing said
arucs. fh,r petition for new uial, and 70 raffy 70
Washington bin u exceptions, has been refused
TIE public therefore respectfully caau'osd against
purchasing selling tho s. fCocking Pistols msoe ~
uni Syns Pistols u similar sind W disrs
gasdinz his csuiOn IL would maze II o-cssssry Tor he
subscriber apes. tb- laws for proscos 10 al such
eases. All articles " This slnd made by Alec Thur
bsr Norwich Conn aud for ssIs BY the principal deal
srs IN the article 10 Nov-YOrA ETHAN ALLEN
Norwich, Conn lib Nov. 1916. uls ls~fMkfs' sp
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Genernl Notirrs.
FHRENoLoGISIs AND PUBLISHERS,
FowLER> & WELLS,
i3t SsSsas-st. y. Y.
= -, LETTERS AND EEwsPAPERsx

= -. LETTERS AND EEWsPAPERsxss&
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" Letters Bags sre opea Al Re ofce ~ TIE New.
fors Tr,o1ns Cor ell Foreign Porte, sed I'll leuers and
o--spsp-rs Deposited 10 ma oic- viii slvsy. % sor
wGrded ~ th- very saTas vsssss rhis c-pxrn-c, 10
acdsr the special supervision Of J. g. MOWER. Fac
vel Known FOR ussny YEAR a. the er Se-i-nced and en-
cent s1Pernierderi Of the Foreign Letter Department OF
de Sew-York City Post OSce
Bags open for he reception Of ard
papers FOR the following places viI: LONDON liverpool
Glasgow Ireland. Hsvr-, asssues. Amsterdam. Bro
men. dsmhargh. Rio &c Jsrsiro, Valparaiso saencs
Ayrss. Oregon. Mexico, PEuara 81 IbOulss, kingso1,
Jan Mssnxas, Havsns-
ohce open from A. N. m 10 P. NJ
~ Letters and Newspapers will h@ received q,
the foreign 30 i-er utcr 20 M Nvw Tosne Tor
the packets ship DUCH.SSE DORLEANS, Cs9t Rich.
srdson. which sal for HAvr- on ibe SD insL
Also will be received. 81 he place, Lellers add
Newspapers fir tie paeketship HENRY CLAY, Capt
Nye which ssls for Liverpool On the oth usI
Also will be received TIE place. Letters and
Newspapers for he pscsetship MEDIATOR, Captain
sArs which sails for London On the s'h inst
TT Mount sinai Encampment. No. 81. q. of
%. F.-Ihs members Of IN. Euc, mpn-ng ,eu-.sd
to attend 81 their room, N1iona Hat Frda, morning
al O'Clock for the purpose Of joining the x w
Grand Lodge in The ceremonies Of yng ,he corner stone
Of Odd Fellows Hall A-oihe members oil ohs Eccsmp-
men are invited TO Join their own IL not 10
@ gr out T .,,,x :, s.,,. "MSsSAIrH, . s s.:
~ Cro,on Hose nj 2J Cents per foot.-Con-
Of hi. srice viii h1t gr--ty to tht sdvantsge
10 exsmine the ose manufactured by toe subscriber aud
STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORs sud all others purchasing
this article viii be dealt - i'm IN such manner $. Nil hs
satisfactory. The best Of stock w be used In the manu-
hcglre and the workmanship warranted
T. o BUCkM ASrER, SIS Hudson.st and
my2s basement Of cor Pearl and Chatham sts.
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srW.YORK TRIBUNE.


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- The L. s. schooner Wave, Lieut John R.
Goldsborough commanding arrived in this port yes,er
day. The Wave Is attached to the Coast Ssrvey.
Her commander, Capt. Golisborough, Is one ofthe
mos, efclen, officers IN the service sproessona skill
nautical experience and general bearing fit him sdmira
bly, for amos, any position and we know no one of MS
rank in the service well qualified to command of
the new steamers now in process of contraction by E.
K Collins ESQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

By gentleman from Saratoga that JoRS FHrES' ore oil
the Deputy shers Of ssralosa Co and residing al sA
sloga Springs was drowned last Sunday morning IN
Saratoga Lake supposed BY The uPsettns OF his boat
HIS body was found after being In water over twelve
hours
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Removals.

LFRED WHEELER, Attorney Al Law, &c be-
n removed from n b-ekmaS-si 10 ~ Cit, Hall Place
Tho collection 81 aud claims prompt attended,
TO- titles sxsmined mob-y io.nsd and obtained vn booA
aod mortgage Also l-nd Tor sale In ysips part Of
Ihs Union as o~ ss 10 crnIs per acre myiI lm.ls,p
DENOVAt,-T b CUNNING DsnIisl, has removed
fAom corner Of Chsnber.sL and Broad way s. Bvnd
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Publications of the Capital.
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS SUSPENDED.

The substance OF the following Intelligence pub.
'aed IN Evening Edition yesterday The fall par.
.sars received in time to be transmitted by the
bats which left the City last evening 1t brought
By Special Express 10 The New.York Tribune
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~ Mount Sinai Encnmpmsnt, No. Al. a, of

" Water Care Bousc.-Ars 3. Cove contin-
receive patients nt her boase. AL ioth-sL New
YORK.
Ms a. also vis sdiss and chdr rem Al h-r hones ard
Gives discon for the sppcsiion u ~susr Cure s5ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
To he Editor ofths Express

To he Editor Of The Express.
In your remarks upon Mr. Ketchums letter declining
with so much needless temper the Wing nomination
for the Superior Court you state that some young no
Catholic Lawyers OF rsh descent al the Bar nomi-
nation meeting opposed the OF his name there upon
the ground that the Roman Catholics OF the CRY would
not vote for him
There il certainly mistake here. rs one OF the law
yeTs present the meeting who have the threeiOd mis-
fortune of being young Roman Catholic, and OF
Irish descent" beg leave % assure you that by caose
opposed bis nomination, objection was mase TO
Mr.. Ketchum. on the ground that the Roman stho.
lies would no; vote for him" No such improper and
impertnent statement made, even inmsted- IN
less BY Mr.. Ksehus frisHdS Al the mceting-of hon,
must say thstthey the only whose ren ,srks
betrayed a sectarian spirit
did speak AZ the Bar meeting. but was pre- sent
from the beginning the end OF the proceedings. and
am confident Of the correctness OF this statement
trust yoawil be willing to publish, as matter OF Is
tic. TO those concerned y. T. IL.
Ne1- York. May y. 1917.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

- The steamer Roger Williams, Capt De
Groot, arrived yesterday afternoon from Albany
minutes before O'Clock. Our thanks sre due Tor
Albany papers Of yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
Yirgipia-OGasl.

Pendletons majority sl6 over Hanion and S02 over
Hnnton and Stanard.
In lsii ia The Presidential election there were tsksn
6s-0 votes-Whig majority $50. In ls47. 492O-Whig
majority $50. [Richmond Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

re- Congress Sprins Water, received fresh from
the sprng in pint sno qusH bofti-s fOrsale by
ms = wv ALSERr l.. WINSHiP, II Fast Broadway.
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re- Water-Cur Establishment. ~ Bord-u N.
snd syosset Oyster Bay l. Or STEW, the earliest
American practitioner and aaih0r Cure, receives
patients above Those distance may, b. ssofiug
a Zee De ady.sed for = treatment At hume. my2S