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Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

The Mayor oi Boston has ordered a
special meeting of the Common Council,
for the purpose Of adopting some means to
prevent tho entrance of the vast number
Of sick foreign paupers, now on their way
10 that city.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

NoRr TRooPs.-Lieuis. Woodruff and
fellch lef Little Rock on the Isl inst.
with 40 recruits for Capt. AnIhony's com.
Pany. They are under tho command Of
Lieut.. W., and are bound for Vera Cruz.
Capt. Woods company leit sometime ago
for tho same destination. These, with
Capt. Enyart's company of mounted gun.
men, make three new companies from this
State.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

MARYLAND.-Tho Wing State Conven.
ton Of Maryland, which assembled at Cam.
bridge, has nominated William 4. Colds.
borough, of Dorchester county, as the can
didaio Of the whig party for Governor at
tho election in October next.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

A Nrw TowN.-Tho Memphis Com.
mercial Journal states that surveyors arc
engaged in laying of a town on the Ar.
kansas side Of the river, opposite lha, city.
The site selected, on the immediate banl,
Of the river, is above overflow, and is the
terminus Of the Military road leading from
Little Rock 10 Memphis.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

Coon lpEA An editor in Illinois re-.
quests the publisher Of "Yankce Doodle"
to write "rcligious paper on tho outside
Of tho wrapper in order to keep the Post
masters from stealing il.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

1--WE are authorised to announce EzrgrL
NsSer as a candidate for Sheriff to fill the va.
oAney oecasioued by the resignation Of William
Amell. The election will take place On Wcducs.
day the ith Of July.
1--WE are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
NJ BuefoS, Of Spring llill township. a. a cand-
date for the office of Sheriff
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

TnE UNITED STATES AND BRAzIL -
There is enough, says tho National lnlelli.
gencer, in tho subloincd extract from the
Washington correspondence of the New
York journal oi Commerce to excite alarm
in the public mind, prepared us it il, by
what has passed, for almost ANY quarrel in
which tho Executive may think 1T, in the
execution Of ils new born notion Of ''conli.
mental policy 10 involve the country. Let
~ hope and trust that, for once, the CORES.
pendent Of the Journal has been mslHiorm
ed, and that things have not gone quite as
lar As he supPoses towards involving US in
another war:
WASHINGTON, June o, 1917.
This Government appears 10 be on the
cce Of some difficulty rhh Brdsd. Gov.
cnmcnia acting upon rash counscls can
easily involve nations Ia war. have seen
and heard enough TO convince me that the
present Administration is assuming tone
Of insolence aud menancc towards the Gov.
eminent Of Brazil that will OF course lead
10 a rupiure--to the prevention Of CONNER.
cial intercourse, and, iadbe course Of lime,
10 Vdr.
Tho principles sci forth in Gen. SCOTS
proclamation apply strongly to Brazil; but
the leading official paper advocated, at ihc
time, principles going far bcyonl lhe Mex.
lean manifesto, and pointing To the duty
which we owe To onr own principles. and
TO the solemn obligations assumed by this
Government in l523, 10 extend and eslab.
lish our own ioun Of Government over the
continent Of America.
The Brazilian minister, It Is said, will
he recalled By BIZ Government, il con.e
qnencc Of his having made explanations,
instead Of asking apologies, in reference to
the difficulties between tho two Govern.
mens.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANk o.
Mrnrms.-l'ho Eagle Of the 9th says
I'VE have no new feature Of intelligence
to ailord our readers in regard to this insli.
'u''oni lis notes continue 10 sell at 40 to 90
per cent. discount
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

Hon. Abbott Lawrence, OF Boston, has
presented to the corporation of Harvard
University the sum Of $4,000, 10 DO ex.
pended in establishing a school for the in.
s'ruc'lon Of men in The practical and useful
sciences, connected with manufactures aud
the mechanic ats.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

Tnn cRors.-rhc crops in this section
of the State never promised better, PAT.
iiculafly corn. Cotton, though somewhat
backward, bids fair 10 produce an average
yield
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

The Evening Post, the leading demo.
cratic organ in New York, in some rc.
marks on Mr.. Benlon's late speech in ST..
Louis, says:
We particularly commend 10 the alicn.
ton OF our readers, the views taken by Mr..
Benton, Of the annexation Of Texas, in that
preclpiatc manner which has made il 50
expensive a purchase. Mr.. Benton was
also in favor Of the annexation Of Texas,
but be desired II without The risk Of war,
and the still worse effect Of awakening
bitter animosiiics between different quar-
tors Of the Union. II the wise eounsels
which he gave At that time had been fol-.
lowed; II tho impaticncc Of certain poiii.
clans To add Texas 10 the Union, could
have been quieled for lew months, Texas
would have been ours wilhouI either Of
these consequences. That the war with
Mexico would have been avoided, is 50
clear a point that no man has yet been
found 10 deny il. II tho war had been
avoided, the angry dispute between the
north and the south, which threatens to
become yet moro fierce, concerning the
institutions Of the territory which will be-
come ours, as the only indemnity Mexico
can render ", could moi hayo arisen.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

Joseph II. Chandler, Esq, editor ol the
.. S. Gazette, has been elected President
Of the Girard College, Philadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

TnE ARNv DuEL.-lho Philadelphia
Ledger has the following on the subject o
the late fatal duel in the army in Mexico.
Young Mahan, one oi the parties killed,
belonged TO Philadelphia. The Ledger
says:-"We regret 10 learn that the de.
ceased belonged 10 this city, and that hi.
melancholy fate has caused the most pog.
nant grici TO his family aud large circle
OF friends. lie was lormeIly attached TO
tho unicn Fcnciblcs as n lieutenant, aud
having assisted the commander of one ol
The Virginia companies, who came bilhor
to recruit for men To lill mp his roll, was
rewarded by the pfiyaics whom he induced
to cnIiil, by an election to lieuienancy,
being majority Of the members. Under
these circumstances be lell Tor the seat Of
war; but jealousy existed among the other
officers Of the company, which, Il Is sup.
posed, has ultimately led TO his being cut
Of in the flower OF his days, victim 10 tho
false code OF honor, which systemalizcs
murder in cold blood under tho cloak Of a
duel. Lieut.. Washington Mahan was a
sou Of I. Mahan Publisher Of the Mirror Of
Fashions, aud was well and iayoraby
known in This city. lie had 6een studying
law in tho Office Of Robert VI. Lee, Esq,
and would have been admitted to the bar in
a few months had be- remained. by his
untimely end his young widow and two
infant children, tonc born since his dcpar.
urr,) are thrown upon tho world without
protector. Ills age was only twenty.
three; bis widow is scarcely twenty"
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
u. ed,

A \ Intelligent boy from Is to II years of age,
~ Ia learn the printing business. Also a
JouRNEYMAk PRINTER, to whom steady
employment will be given.
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ten tbun IoIlten 9Birb Der llntsrfbso 3wis
lbsn elnrm feds monatliebsn greeit auf $40
ooer S1s, Die ,pabrIheinlie6 bic Ibsate auf
cine Come gilsn Iein wiroen, cper bic Ses
sab(uns oes 8etrases in Saarselo, 70 gro.
Zen 9crtbeil ss,pabren? SIN aeu6eriten
wiiros ss nibt mebr ais 40 oper so @ts. per
Come auemaeben. limo 1T bieIer Setras
binrsibenr nm iraeno sincn einfub auf SIM
pcrtaticn 3u auBern? W1snes 9bsils fin ih
hbsrssust, oab bic 9ortbsile, relhe einise
6erren bon cieler &lanfel BET Bill au aemins
nrn bofsn, Ith lei mcitrm nidbt berwirflieben
wcroen. (9blu6 ndtbtts Wcbe)
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Npm arie9sicbamplate.

(4ns Oct Staots'pcit, im HusSuss.)
Bon puebla osn 81. Wtai perlantst pak
Irit Sen. @ectt's Anfunft 1ttb bas ginpsrs
dncnlB 3rpiiben oen bsiIsrn Siraern unp
Dem OsiIltdr init jeesm Gage mebrt. Die
Sorpciten iparen Gebon 20 D1eilen ,peitsr ace
gen bic 5auptltact Dcrserift, cbne amf sinen
6eino Su itpbcn.
Sierra gru5, Q. Suni.- wie ftet nnnmcbr
beraueiteat, 1T nur Gin Olann pcu Otst,t
Scipcrs Sroefun9 rrmorbet pcrcen, bic an.
eerc MannIebaft Fam SlitIih in Salapa al.
Dberit Scmere bate Ib unsllflitbtrneiGe
init clnem Ulanne bon feiner Sspefuna Uors
aus acipa9t, nno oiefe npor(tdbtistsit foItste
ibm fetlt uno fenem Seslsiter oas $ebsn.
Jm NrmeesJoolptale Su Ssra @rus finb in,
eaufe oes pcri9en OfonatS rs SolSatsn asifcr.
Ben; unter ibnsn 5 pom l. Yenniplp. Nsais
msnts uno BON 2. psnnipIp. Nssimsnn.
General NRincn bat i'm &spublifanc cine
@rfldrun9 perefsntllbsn lailsn, in Wslbsr sr
fsin Setra9en pcr, Bel unb nacb Der Stbatbt
Del Susna Siita rsbtfsrti9t, ben @encra ct.
Anna oase9sn Der Ssisbst uno lln9eIbideb>
Felt in Der Sbladbt uno elmer liigenbaftsn @rz
;dbIun9 Der Scr9dn9s bsi bsrislbsn bsibuleiet.
@sra @rub osn5. Suni.-9is 6iss mirb
pcn Sag iu Sag unertrd9libsr uno aIs natirs
lids Scl9s ifsist Die 3abI Der am ssIbsn Sisbsr
@rfranttsn in 9leibsm Serbaltnilfs. Seute
9in9 untsr elmer Sseedun9 BON 500 Wlann aus
Den nsu anaefcmmsnsn &s9imentern Elm 9roz
Fer 9Sassnju9 NIT bsr Nrmsspcif unS 100000
Sbaler in baarem @elee nab pusbla at. Sd9s
lidb lonbsn nsue Soloatsn unb Gen. @cott's
Nrnse miro bae 70 fart ODER ffdrfsr fein alS
ie mar, ebe Die Srewili9en bsimfsbrtsn. Das
@sfbwaosr am Nusfunt ees Sabasfos Sluiks
blodrts am 2. SUM oas Stastbsn Santans
Der, osiItn @inppbnsr iebr frsunslib 9siinnt su
fein fbsinsn. Ser 2lnfunft oss Commodore
Ysrrp fab man iflinelib snt9s9sn unb fotaIo
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6en. Jrpins 2lusidten.--9sr 'SNiItos
nan' faet :-Ssi elmer nsulitbsn Sour burb
2bsile pcn epecminA Sicaa uno SsSfrrb Gaun
ties mabtsn MIR bsicnbers Nabfra9sn, in Sss
trsT Der ausfbtsn bss Sen. Srpin, tir ben
@ouusrn6rsifubL unb warsn srifaunt bic @ins
itimmsfst 81 srfabrsn, Die libsraa berrfbt fir
ibn. SisIe 3Bdblsr, wslcbs S3rh. Sbunf bsi
Der leetsn @cupsrntrsmabl untsrifistsn,b bobsn
fb sntiblcifn Bel osr ndbiien ibrs Stimmsn
fur @sn. Srpin iu 9sben uno nsDmen fsinsn
Anifano biss tfsntlib su erfldreu. Sie ,pas
rem marine 8rsuncs bss 6rn. Wlublsnbsrs ess
weien uno bic 9(rt mcnab bic 8rsunee jsnsS
Sperm bon @pup. Sbunf bsbancslt ,purbsn,
I9ibtibnsn quite llriabs jest fb fsinsr @r,pdbs
lung 5u nosrfsesn, mas lis AUDI tbun ,psresn.
9os Gen. Srpn unfsr ndblfsr @cupsrntr lein
wrS, iit auser 3wsifel obwobt or publisrt 1T
al6 Elm pftresbdnblsr Elm Mann Der feline 9lr>
better bstrli9t, sin Nriifefrat &C., pon siniasn
islnsr 9s9ner: was isner @rwdblun9 nitbt i'm
8erin9ifsn fboesn wirt, neil man ibn burb
ben 9an;en Staat gu gut fennt.
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Neabin9, ben %. Suni 1877,
9smcfratiitbs QSbi9:@rnennun9sn.
Sur 6eupcrnSr:
Scneral ccSantes SSrDin,
BON Sentsr Sauntp.
SIR Canal GommiiIoner:
sOosepD IU. 39attn,r,
poa Cumberland SauntD.
&itt 2(nerbieterl.

Oa bic berannabsnbs 9Sabt bon un0sm6bns
litber 0Sibti9fsit 1T uno sintn bisi9sn Sanpf
perurlaben miro, ic 1T e6 n6tbi9 pab Die Sci,
tun9sn metr psrbreitet mcrben. lin Dies III
bsmirfen erbistsn mir unS bisrnit, ben Secb>
otbttr an cnStlns lInteribrcbcr, pon nun bis
gum fen 9trpcmber fir Ssn 9srin9sn Yrsis
BON flnf unb iwon;ia 8 t, iu itbidsn.
QSsr sintn Yaf pon adbt llnterid)rsbsr famet
unb So baor einienost fol- 3situn0sn crba>
ten. Seltslun9sn pbne @sIp nerptn nitbt be-
atLttt
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[eln9eIanpt.]
Er. 9ruder,

Die Stir9sr bon Bern SamIbip
linb BON 9rcssr llnbsqusmIi1fsit sspIast, mes
gen ben Man9d elmer polfsOffcs,Usil feline
i'm Saufdip 1T. Die Slr9sr prn Bern Dcfe
fen, eas ser @snsralsYoitmsiifsr ibnsn astbe
@unit iufrmmsn loIItn miro ais Nnesrn, ,ourd
@rribtun9 elmer YcifsOffits in ibrsm saun,
l0lp. Bern.
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60 mug man fcine Seinoe licbcn.-
Yin pom &rie9Sfbauplaet surlif9cfsbrhr Srsis
w'lIlser pcn Esifmcrslano Sauntp, spa, BAT
cine iNnSsrbars srcphd beim9ebratbt, in e,r
SslfaIt elmer ibwarSdu9iesn nrifaniftb. .Ssb5,
nsr' Die sr mabrltbsinib ais itint ttikrs Sodlf,
ts betrabtet. CIR bate in isinsr Sibsl cas Sss
Dot "glsbst cure SeinSs' 9ssisn une eaElbs
befpldt
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eleat fur Elm Nmt Wdre. ;lntsr bisfsn sbt ss|
aub Slsls bic 9leibs @slinnunesn bsssn inI
Sssus auf @sn. Sectt. sapIor II. Seott iinbI
Die popuIdrsn Mdnnsr fir bas 9olf ODER bisl
Maf1s Der partsj atsr ibre Sibrsr ino pfffs|
9snu9' its fassn nibts, neil ibnsn bic Nus,pabl|
oss Gclfss nldt gefdat. gsitbsm man weis
eab Die bsibsn Obsrsgsnsrdls Bbiss Inb, iIno
Die @aSiibtsn Der 9smofratsn ;isnlb tribe u.
eaber mhfsn ss iDrs Nnfibrsr pffffa anfan.
gen, psnn iis flb fslbif in Der 9cIfsaunif sr,
baltsn 'pcllsn Bis bic ndbifs Yrfssntsn,pabt
perdbsr 1T. Dies srfIart Die llrfabs parum
IN lbrsn tiTsntlibsn Ssriammlunssn penia o.
Der gar ndts ibsr Die Sbakn Der beibsn Sss
nsrdls asfa9t wire, wdbreno bic 9Sbiss bei js,
Der Ssls9snbsit Drsm Ssifaa earibsr ouslpus
1en.
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2Sie pffffi9. - Inter ben ioSsnannts
9smcfrahn sibt es cine MaiTs Die fb sanifis
fur Gen. saplOr srfIdrsn uno 6Tsntlib fassn,
eab fs fir ibn ifimmsn Wlirpsn falls CT @ans
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.JHttIt'f8Htt AlteTtpUmef.- Iy(ors
ristaun lpsrac,' pom %. Ssptsmbsr 1924,
fnosn mir fcIssnos Nnfhnbeuns psltbs fir bic
'SemOfratis' unfsrsr Sage intersT,nt fsin maa:
Observation-Disclosures Iifst."
em lp-1S0inm qebman, Spbn Or.
Msae, Sobn S. Same, [osrislbs meleber in IA
esn bsrlbtl9tsn Sarifbrisf fabrisirts, i @soras
W. Strcuc, Scbn y. 6. Smiet, SSillIam Ws<
rebitD.
Sas obi9s 1T sa5 Scosralssdst fir gtabt
uno SountY pbilaeslpbia, i'm Sabre 1884,
Sn esm ndmIiben Slatts pom 8. Ssptsmbsr
1924 ftnesn mir frl9enoss:
qonca ifsr. Die S6beralsNspublifoni
lben 9sls9aten babsn s mes Su ubonon
fur csn Son9res srnonnt.
SIN Soerclo pom %. Ottober 1922 mirb a,,
id9t: "Obmobl IS tsn 9cmofratsn aslana in
Selamare elnen @ouyerncr, Qpuis 0HQa ne,
iu srmdblsn, 1T tcb tsr SibsraI:Mepubfanis
lbe sanoteat fur @cnars6 nit elmer iibsrwdls
tl9snoen WsbrDslt srmdblt woroen."
Nus bic cben9enannten "olten S6eerolilfsn"
llno bsrhbmts une itantbafts Gtseer Der qoeo,
portel, mas Die NnfiBrcr osrlelben aut asnua
miiIsn Die pisLsn @uniibs;sisunasn womit
iIs ,lbsrlbatet moresn linb, in Der @sjtalt BON
Asmtsrn, icmrbl bon @Dre ol5 @epinn, babsu
lbrs Namsn bsribmt 9smatbt 70 ea6 lls jsSsn
3stm9ssQsisr bsfannt linb.
Dies 1T Der bette Ssmes pon Der 2(bifam.
man9 Der 9smOfrahn unersr Sage, oewSbns
Iib ecfcfcfcS 9snannt. 9BcGts man stpas
wsitsr iurif9sbsn, bis gum kstsn &rsss NIT
England ODER biz gum Observation-Disclosures, f.
warrs lib6 webl fnbsn, bas Elm She'll eapon
in 9eraoer Ginis pcn ben Spries abtammt.
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0E'9is Sra9e :-QSsr 1T Samss s.. polf?
wirb sncllcb bon sinsm 0Esbislblatts bsantrpors
tst msItbsS fa9t :-"Sames &. Yolf 1T Der
Wsann wsIber Sonta Nnna nab 9Rsrfc lanbs
ts, um Die Nmrrfaner i'll fblad)ten."
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SScier SeS Hteu SIuii.

Sycier HeS Hten SSnlt.
Die Srn bGn sSb9S pcn Nsaoin9 on9sIfsuts
Sommittss bat biz bslftn @inrdbtunoen 9ctrof:
fen sur 9sbIbtsnben Sejcr bsS !nnbsn llnab.
n9i9fstSflfse, psbe8 am niblfen Olpnta.
&c, esn 3. Suit, auf Der Snfel Qpbp5, nabe bs
SieEr Stabt, ltattfnbeu wirb. Gin ftiflidsi
Ofttta9slFn miro beret tsin, fir 2las bic an
Dem Selfs She'll nebmen; fir @rfriibun9sn
ron eer beiten 0ualitdt 1T ebenfaI5 9slor9t
AuS9sjsitbnets Nsrmr aus osrSsrns msrosn sr:
martst. 9Sir crmarten, bos uniere SrsunSs au6
Dem Panre namsntIitb iplbs oensn sS mi9lid
1T ;u fomnen, Dem Sslfs in MoGe bsmobnsn
wsrrsn; s6 wrS ibnsn njlbt 9srsusn.
llniers QoFcfofesSrunoe feisrn eIsitbSe,tia
oaS llnabban9i9 i9fstSftlt ouf Dem 9e,p6bnlicbsn
plnee Der MnsraIs fringe nslbsr gut baSu
9sei9net 1T. Sis msrbsn BORT pcn Hiemanb
9slfert cScr bs!oufbt msresn menn ia @insr
non ibrsn Nernsrn cine Sroifrsoe Boltn ml,
ms9sn Den fbsbten Nu6libtcn fitr Ole nddblfe
QSobl. cosr ,iber ba6 llnbsil wcltbeS Die Yclfs
Ntminiifratirn OniffNt.
Ga Der 4. Sui bieftS Sabr ouf sinsnS Scnns
tag fdat, 70 wirc sr fait ilberal am baraufcls
sentsn Sage 9sfeisrt paS aub in Nsarin9 Der
Sail 1T.
Ser cSu0cnb= syreititb. Die erlre 9tun,s
mer elmer nsusn osutibsn 3citun9 untcr obi9sm
Stt 1T unS Su9efCmmen. 9isltlbs 1T Der Sls
Sun9 uno driliIiNen @rjisbun9 9s,pirmst unc
mlrb pom @brp. S,rn. 9. Si. Srob It, in 2Qs
lsntaun, berau59e9ebsn. Sobalo bic geDSrss
llnttrifieun9 srrsitbt 1T, wirb fs ale $50
bsn erlbsinsn unb jaDrlb so Gents fclfsn.
QGir minlben cem 9srau$eebsr @llf III isis
mem ibpisri9cn llntrnebmn.
Gen. cyroim' : Ncbc.-QSir lsntsn bic
Nuimeriamfsit unisur peitr ouf bic Nsrs bss
torn. Srpin, wopon lIcb ber Nafan0 in bsn pcrs
bsr9sbsnpsn SpaIten fnbst nob Der lIsbsritts
sung SeS observation-disclosures. 9isfs Msbs
wuree ju elmer 3sit 9sbaltsn, alS bic Pcfr5 i'm
St9riff ltanesn ben ormcn 2sutsn einsn orlif>
fenecn Sar aubulnecn, in Der &sifalt zines
ScllsS auf Sbee unb Sofce. 9isls Nsee ;s9t
Die @tIinnun0tn ts5 OtannsS osr Iis bslt, uno
Den man jest ic germ ais einsn Ssino Der Pr;
men barlfcasn m6bte.
San9fin9erei. .-llnisr Nabtar ST. s.
gSsbrln9sr, bate per Sursem cine qanesmdns
nln in itnem ioouie dufgenomnsn psltbs srit
i'm pcri9sn Monat Den Sobsn Scr Srsibeit bes
tretsn bate. Spdt am Gamifas Nabmttas,
100 iie oOein Su SauTt mar, iitl sS ibr Elm cine
&slis ju MAIDEN uns INN &sis9elo Su befons
men srbradb iie snsn Softer osS l?r. 9S. unb
nabm aus eemisIbsn S71 @slo. gle naDm e.
tenfoaS cine ibsrns llDr nit sclbener Sstts u.
einen lSieenen Ne9enfDrm nit, wslbss beibs
sinsm jun9cn Monm 9sbtrts, Der i'm Saule
wcbnt unp 70 auS9erlIfst manSsrte fe in uns
befannte @s9snSen 70 piel man msis litsr bic
prpular RED Sriide, in bic rcmantId)eu 8ps
relfs. 2(asSsmibun9en bic Sibt9s piseer elm
;ufan9sn, warsn bis seifsrn Olpr9sn srfolslos.
Siicbt tpbt.-9e jun9e W1ann, BON ben,
mir peri9e 9Bobe mebettn, bas ct an Den Gsrs
lssun9en 9sifcrtsn fsi, Wslbe sr in 6rn. Oars
ling uno GOmp.'6 WlaibinsStbcp srbslt, 1T
nibt tcbt fonbsrn ioa auf Der SsItruna fein.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

The following letter from the Apostle Of Temper
IN Ireland to Edward White, Esq Of BlDg-
anton. We compy from the Broome Republican
4 the LIST inst
Nv pyAs FsrxNDs Your interesting narrative has
a. and srsuied me exceedingly. The fidelity 10
- Pledge Of poor Molony, who ferventy pray 10 10
- ioy reut Ut eternal besuude. and the
IN, given by the Ugh minded citizens OF Amercato our
ouutrymsn who have become members Of our society,
-, s.forded me very grea, consolation and take this
opportunity OF returning my grateful scknowledeo-
sssn,s Tor your exceeding Kindness 10 our poor but
tirtuous Industrious tmigrens. AZ em not aware
Of Mclony's Christian name or OF what part OF lippe
rsry he resided and as persons mol CONNECTED wiio
the family might spply sm afraid 10 publish the
eicUmstapces 1 trust YOU will be- enabled 10 com.
suhicae with the relatives OF deceased through tho
Liverpool agents. AZ brighter prospects are DOW,
through the Divine Mercy, hope, before the patent
endorug people Of rosnd intend God willing. to pro-
coed next April To your glorious Republic sud to ex
press Ia person 10Y heartfelt thsnksto the generous don
ors who have molly slted as In the hour OF calamity
Having bad share the distribution Of the benevolent
contributions from BiDghsm,on sDxiously hope that
circumstances will permit 70 pay respects 20 the
donors aud to avail myself of your priced Invitation
You will be pleased TO learn that ihe sscrcd cause Of
temperance continues is onward progress and that with
ali l6eir temptations and privstons our counirymen
have faithfully observed thOse sautsry principles.
/, snJrds pleasure 10 communicate with tho rela,
tive Of my smen,od and highly esteemed friend 1efso
ChiHa Praying for the spiritual and temporal hsppi
ness Of yourself snd fsmy.
THEOBALD MATHEW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

Lard IL very dull and heard Of sale Of Ohio
good At cts and sons Baltimore Al ~ cis sale
Of 20 nerces Old Was made on private brms Butter 10
witaout change 10 noe sad Cheese remains very In.
active.
TALLOWThere have been ssles about 20 600 fss good
County ct ds& eta The Butchers selling slowly
at 2 cts.
BEEswAx-s sles 1900 ms Yellow Western at &c.
each.
FEATHERS-Th- market IL heavy. and sales 800
ne good Live Geese have been made stJI3, cash.
lRON-A sals Of 100 tons No Scotch ia reported 1t
S3i casn
LEAD-Ths msrke, IL nominslly 20 cash, wiirou.
transactions Of importance.
OLA sn 81 ssie Of Crude whale VS. made II DC,
cash Linseed is dull SO for English 55djo for Amer
lean.
SEED5-We note a sale Of COO bushels Fisxseed Al
81 IS T. bu.hal. and 50 bbls Clover II &c. cash.
SIAVfS-There is but llf,le movement and the mar.
ket Is fellows. w o Pipe So. Hnds rs Bbls SO,
Rcd Oak Pipe t30633 and HID Headings So
LlME-The market for Eastern Il .Oc without I'M
portsnt SAILS
WOOL-There hss been little or nothing doing during
the week aud tee quotations unchanged We quote.
Dny 30 e cent al. raj
Am Sax'y Fleece f5dJ0 No ], pulled, City - = 81
Do fan blood Nero q n 20 south Am washed 10 n "
Do. snd MerinO. .SI 036, Do. wsh'd & pckdl6G :
Do Native aud NJ o y d30i Do. unwsshed .--- 56 7
sup pulled Country 33d35 African, unwsshed.. 6fll
No l. pulled. do. % al Smyrna, do.----.lOd -
Sup pulled City ..33d4 Mexican, do.-----ly1l2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
PATENT sALAMANDER SAFES.

rT,HE PUBLIC are informed that CrEndell eh, Almon
Roh and John j. Of the City Of New York have
purchased the sole and exclusive owners Tor
the States al the Union except the states OF
New hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
Connecticut snd Newton Of the Patent granted on the
st AZ Of June f43 Daniel Fitzgerald tor an improve
ent in FIRE proof chests and safes commonly known as
Wides Patent Saamsndef safes and that they have the
sole and exclusive night unier the said Patent 70 MAKE
use and sell and grant others the rrht TO make use
and sell the said Patent Salsmender safes, within and
throughout the said sevesl States except those aooV
named D. u. NibDEh
New-York December /, Ri
The subscribers hereby canton all against any
infringement Of their above rights b. making, using or
sc ling the said Patent saamaneer Safes ia any OF the
states except those above named. And the public are
pecsy cautioned purchase snch safes 10 be usso
in any Of the States except those above enumerated from
any one Authorized 10 make vend them BY the SUD
scnhers any such infringement vii render Them Maple
under the Patent Law and they will be proceeded % Dsi
accordingly I. hiSh y W
New-l Ofk December 5, lff7.
RicH Cos improved Patent Saamander Safes tbeins
an improvement on WilkTs Paenl are tor sale IN the
following cities;
New Orleans, by Isaac Bridge
Galveston, by Edwi ;. Wood.
81 Louis, BY Housenan Lowry.
Charleston, : c. bJ Lewis NJ Hatch.
Chicago, by Raymond, GIBBS Go.
Richmond, Va by John Wombo 4 Co.
a MARVIN Genersl AIentl
di e. 1884 Water st. ". Y.