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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

We have returns from Go towns ia Maine for
Governor which show the following results Bron-
son 10 sO2 Dana ll,44l, Liberty 2.4is. Same
towns last year l4lO0 for Bronson; 1879 for
Dana. 1885 for Fessenden. Morse IS beaten IN
the Comet District The returns from towns in
the Waldo District are unexpectedly good if the
remaining towns do as well. Solomon Wing has
been elected 70 Congress-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
The Chicago Convention.

Tho Executive Committee of the Chicago Con-
vention met again yesterday afternoon. The par
ticulars of the meeting will be found in another
part of the paper.
we would respectfully suggest to this Commit
tee the proprety and expediency of attending to
an important consideration, wholly abandoned by
the Convention itself 1t is this-the submission
to the Congress and the People of the United States
of the question of the abase of the Veto power by
the President.
The Chicago Convention discussed with eloquent
fervor the duty of Congress to attend to the Hsr-
bors aud Internal improvements, generally, OF the
country, and passed resolutions affirming the right
OF Congress to control such measures. In the
meantime, when this duty ever neglected-this
right eaectaaly questioned
From the earliest operation OF the Government,
10 the present time, liberal appropriations have
been made BY Congress for works OF Internal I'm
provement. We do not at the present moment re
collect a single biz introduced for the purpose
which was stided by Congress The policy OF In
ternal Improvement has been supported by the
strongest ntellects and wsest statesmen of both
Houses in earlier life Mr. Calhoun was Its warm
advocate and earnest defender, Mr. Benton ant
MIR. Wright have supported ~ MI w eoster iron
he threshold OF his entrance into public life to the
present moment has been an eager, consistent an
firing and uncompromising friend Of it lthas neve
wanted majority in both Houses. Why, then
indulge in such work OF decided supererogatiol
as to pass empty resolutions upon the right snC
bounden duty OF Congress to legislste upon the
subject
No Tfp,n tha ahusa M th.. PrasiiaDf'a
alive" it is called an idea most hateful TO Re
publican mindsl let the indignation and action O
the Committee be turned. Let that sole obstacle
tho veto power,-to course of successful ma
tonal Improvements be justly stigmstized, and b,
concerted action OF both parties be removed. I'll
that be done, or its exercise be rendered odious /
the popular mind. instructions, petitions direc
TONS to Congress, will be forever futile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

IL gentleman returning from shooting eN
cursou 90 Tuesday evenss attracted by bis dog to
.oms ,trsmouium bushes on vacant 10. between
Boerum and Court 81. Ga searching he found there
soe nfsn Of about eight weeks Old evidently len there
IN peri.h Tho Superntf nients Of tho Poor have pro
viied for the child which thus owes i,s is to tbs So
sscity of the dCg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
Thing. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

tOfrtspOnuence OF IHo IIIV"uU
PHILADELPHIA Sept. l5-P. NJ
The market has been dull today, without any
alteration of quotations Our city has been alive with
mors from the seat of war but nothing definite 10 re
ceiyed. beyond the Intelligence by cypress. We ere
without local news of any interest The weather 10
mast delightful .,.,.-.
s,1EsoF srocKs-Fu First Board and dfr-l 600 state
Il. cash 76I; lOOOdo So 76i. 633 do NV IN to 7l ~
Mech b. 2si; Schuykiil ~. 4 | Union Osns, -
* GOO n : n. 67 b5 lOi 5000 Treas Notes b. o..
03,. 200 do b5 1881, 10000 Penn 5s' b, 76. Phira
Bk l29; $1,000 Penn So b5 76i; coo Read Mort Bds
7ll: 100 Bk s5 A. 90 do Al; 20 Commercial bx oSt
S,cona Board and AJtsT-5O Union Bk. Tenn, 3ll. |
Commercial BIZ S.; 1900 Penn "a, -, 1000 U o. OF
IS lOa. 600 Read Bds De- a. "a Philsd Bk, lS9 ~
state S. 76f % Allegheny Cop, CO. lVoV renn % DIS,
7Gi; Western BIZ, 54t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

PIrTSBTRNl sept IO-I- NJ
There are rising four feet water today In the chan
mel Flour selling at IS and fraction over Tor resh
ground from new wheat but very dull. The arrivals
sre very small. Ora N 10 nominal entirely. Provisions
droop and inquiry confined 10 regular trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

WAsHrNGroS CRoKsEs sroRE, 1873 william-st-see adj
yertiseent Of O H. CLARr IN another column. 81 eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

W The facilities reaching the city by steamboats,
railroads SC. the u-khborng counties aud states,
offer stTo0g inducements % those who prepared Ia any
manner Accommodate farmers, merchants manufactu'
mechanics, families, SC 10 make u known 10 hsm ~
advertising la the best papers 0f the country which can
be done AZ PALNsRs Agency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

70 The Board Of Supervisors are about 70 ~
crease the Accommodations Of the County Am' Hou'e
By the erection Of sepsrste building twenty-five iee'
BY forty to serve a. kitchen and wash house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

Youpg Men.-An adjourned meeting Of this COMMITTEES
viii Be held a. the Broadway House Friday evenins
Sept II, q, Z. O'Clock. BY order.
JAS. T. NJ BLgAKLEY, Chairman.
FREoEsIox FAVE, lse.,e..,ie.
T. DGLkfiELO SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
% Wy TITIIIE sET HIIf
ALEXANDRA NATTEMARE

~ We understand that the Committee have fixed upon
Friday and Saturday this week AID Monday next the
day. OF the exhibition Of the works alluded TO IN the fore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
Doe. your hair fall Of, doe. you hair turn sray'


Isit harsh Is it dry, or dirty pray
II It's thus, you make Il soft, siisy 80 -.
Dark and healthy. and beanteous a. tnis rs " I'M.
= And 10 have this you have bat three .liI9' !" s
For bottle Of J0SEss Hair RestofAlsS5l
~ Reader # you have bad Hair you "on1a Ieay oe
tonshed a. The lovely effect three snlinns Dc..e
JoSEss Coral HAIR Restorative he on II =. ~ -
tn.i sod AZ 81 ChahaIn-st y. Y or l1j ruitonsues'
Brooklyn.
PFsaAs Misunderstanding to Tayernief iae wonnsa
Yerd are the haDdsomes women IN refs@ me "a
-. 10 - =, y.,dee.s and drink the wine Of shirst
Since the intrOdaetiOn q GovsavD: famous ..sn a:d %
80 b.nsyfs women; they may be seen In scores any "a
Ssy in This sod neshoonns cites It's really A.tonssas
what lower Goaraads soap has IN egrns SAT- rnean -
49, erx,pe.s eruptions spots, baotches sanbufn, -,
ilarns.. or freckles IL 10 beautifully baoysnt. can
nssd IN hard salt water and excellent iof
Gosrsads PoadTe Subtes possess the ssrPAssins
e, OF Immediately eradeans sarernors human .,ou.
BE careful remember that not one OF Df
x,ups celebrated preparations can be a., r
else than the deptt, 81 WalkeT'st n''' .ls .,soS
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

DALLEYs PAIN ExTsAcToa Strangers and citizens
should never be without supply Of this standard and
rivsled ointment Country dealers supplied the
liberal terms wholesale and retail depot Broad
way. 1t come from them be genuine Is counter
feits abound II. DALEY co 20 Broadway.
suls lueod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
RROOKLyN AFFAIRS

DISCHARGED FROM CvsroDr.-Horace Bonney
and Thomss l. Brsynsrd who were arrested a'eS days
since on charge Of manufacturing and passing eouo
tsrfeii bank bills in connection with Seldom Brsynsrd
Hannibal Bouuey aud others yesterday discharged
from custody By the authorities q Kings County Tiers
being an insuiicisncy OF evidence sssinsi them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

70 THE NEw-YoRK GoLD PES COMPANY, . John-.t.
corner Nassau, Is low acknowledged be the best and
cheapest place the city Tor the genuine points
They are practices. and consequently she best judges
Of what eonstuies good pen. The greatest variety Of
pen. and eas.s In ths city. Gold pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

BALTIMORE sept IJ--I 7 N
Stocks to-day have assumed more activity and there
. buoysnt tendency sales OF Howards Flour at " %,
City Mills held at same figures Sales white Wheat Al
M TO rs and red 07 Sales white Corn at 90 and gel
low at g. Oats 30 10 ~ cts Whisky POT TO 27f. Pro
visions very dull aud Inquiry except At retail Corn
Meal quiet. Rye 70 cents dull Lard y to II 10 bos
and krxl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

PARs HArs.-Just received one case OF very superior
Paris Hats latest fashion, made BY the most celebrated
makers Of Paris For sale by GENIS, 2lf Broadway.
Al. na c.sa Of beantIf hats nd CAP, for Children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

" Premium Gold Pens Tor 81 Is may be had $, the
establishment Of w. CREATION Co II CedsTst together
With thirty different styles Of Pens consisting Of
Browns, Hsydens, sPeueers, Bssey. Congress. Henry.
American and others a prices leher wholesale or retail
lower than Be found any other house IN the trade
Pens repointed or repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
Vermont.

According TO the returns in several vermont pa
oers the Senate will stand as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
~ The Bo'snap IN. H. Gesette has the fol
lowing In relation TO the organization of the Conway and
Meredith Railroad Conpsny.

" The Belsaap IN. h Gesctte has the fol
lowing In relation to the organization of the Conway and
Meredith Railroad Company
Presiasst-sAnI EMERSON. ESQ. MoulonboTo.
CiSk-fkANcIs X GLASS. ESQ Conway
Beayd " Mesas~s-ssmuel Emerson ESQ M0ulton-
Esq rsmworte; Abraham Colby. Esq. Eaton Hon. J.
L. Chase Con~sy :. Whitney, ESQ Centre Harbor,
and ) {. Lyford Esq Meredith
IN" me"nns OF The Grantees with = large number Of
sssocists ~hom thry admitted was addressed by save
raj grntimen from Boston. and several other pieces
and the rgn, spir, seemed prevail ,hroughou, ali The
proccedirgs
We understand an Engineer b.. hsa, .n....ss A.
Board Of Msnseers, sad that 10 the intention 10 com
operations - soon ~ suhcien, smoupt Of sock
BE- obtained to reach Ceuue Hssbor. Thi. policy
parsued strsdiy and perseverinsy will nsure the conn
pleron OF the Rosd The Road Will ptersee, Win ,ns
kcssos. Concord and Montreal Railroad At Meredith
Village.
should ,his Road be completed (sna the character Of
the ofcers guarantees is compelioD) II will do
to open New Hampshire than al hitherto Constructed.
Wkiears AND CAss's LETTERS TO THE CHicA
90 coSvKNroS-In relation TO thsss literary efforts,
eoresponden, of the Albary alas makes the following
comment
His letter the Chicago Convention compares sd
vsntsseoosly with thst OF MIR Csssshe rsnk intelrs
BILE ssrsaesoy statements of the subject OF %
much interest conusssd with the client non commiils
ism OF the other. has made many triendsr
THE JouRNErnAN JoSKA TIE COMPANION or THE
Tors OF FlAvcE. BY GkoSex sAxp. Translates
By Francs George shaw. New.York: w II C,rs-
han, lst7. l2mo. pp. 395.
This IL one of the latest of George Sands novels.
uApsssed BY the gentleman ~hcse version Of consuelO
and the Coantsss OF Rudosssdt bas been 80 generally
admired his devoted exhibition OF the condition
OF mechanics and other lsoorers 10 Frs0ce though the
story has nothing Of the dyness OF an economical essay
We shall hereafter spssk Of 10 more particularly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

RcHELIEu DtaaoSD-PoIsTED GOLD PEss.-B. z WAT
sos Co. - Willism-st. door below Wsll-.t and
Y SAVAGE, % Fultonsi selling, wholesale and RETAIL
al kinds Of Gold Pens At remarkably low prices They
have the exclusive sale Of the brilliant Richeleus"
which g the best and cheapest Pens in the city
Congress Pens 81 5o-other Pens e. 81 o. with silver
pencils Gold pens carefully repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
Court Calendar ~ Tar D,


srvEStos CouKr-Nns 80. -, 36 &, 81, a., q, a.
a., A.. AZ so. 81, 81. IS, ST. -. 50. Oh 70 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

The following letter IS from highly dIstln-
gaished officer OF our army, who hsd principal
part in the battle
TAcvBAYA August % ls47.
M DkAs SIN. owe IL b. your mauy sets OF Kindness
70 MORN you that our arms crowned wita glon
Gus victory. After May minor 'combs,s, but slssys
ssAnstVefy saperior numbers with about 100 ~e en-
soan'ered The eosmy's army headed By santa Anna
Cnuruoesco tor@e OF four miles FROM the gates OF the
Capital, strongly entreuchei To this pa.ton We could
ony ss'tNo nso, batteries pieces. The enemy hsi
moen nes'y HuAery AM S>0OO men AFTER too hours
OF bloody eontiet mainly with bsyonet we carried
everything The rout was complete aud the pur,ui,
carried 70 the sstes OF the city Oar loss ia sSort of
loO0-;he enemys S0oo including many dis,iprui,hs5
men. generals and civilians Ia hast your friend
The following 10 an extract Of private letter
from a captain in the army, who witnessed the
battle addressed 10 his correspondents az Vera
Cruz and enclosed to the Secressry OF War:
TocrBAYA August -
You have doubt been made aware that during
stay in Puebls tbs General in-Ce'ef and Mr. Trs,
received sevcrsl Wits from Ee British Secretary Of
Lessron In the cip o Mexico relative 10 peace win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

RE-AsREsr oF HORACE GREES-Oficer MADAM
Of tsis city arrested afs~ days ago At Bridgeport Conn
colored man named Horscs Green. ALA John Smith
VITO escaped from the Midd-s-x On j. County jsil In
Apru lss where re confined on = charge Of hasin
committed rape OF ths person Of white woman. TIE
villain cas- ell1ed pursuit Of the officers ever since
hsescspe Until By the adroit Management " the above
cnic=f b mas esPCure- 81 wss IAken &c New Bruins.
wick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
IaIIs.IIlUI7
NArfoNAL PAIACK OF MENIco. Aug %. II


have the note Of Your kxcelicncy OF this date IN
which you are pleased 10 ssy that Lieut. semmes,
Of the Nsvy Of the United States will exchange with
smother c,r named tor that purpose the nhcsuOn
OF the Military Convention which signed yesterday
by Commissioners OF the Mexican and American armies
and calls particular stts non TO the terms Of shc axiom
The excrlen. Presldsnt orders the undersigned
to say To your Excerncy he has the honor 90 th-t
he orders rsuheson within the time agreed IN The
arms,ce and be Is sso charged to direct the attention
of your Excesncy 10 the terms OF the ratification By
bis Exeeency the President have the honor TO De- sc.
LIMO JOSE ALCORTA
Minister Of State. aud of War and Marine.
To his Excelleney the General In Chief Of the United
Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

~ most attractive and valuable assortment Of Tor
"a fancy goods Will be sold auction this day by Hal
LiDAY MULLER Among other will be found elegant
variety Of Bohenia glassware Egyptian poFce ain very
and beautiful, Dresden aud French china silver and
plated goods, ivory chessmen elegantly carved Also,
number Of articles Of Chinese manufacture both useful
and ornamental The attention Of the trade directed
thi.ssie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

SERIOUS ACCIDENT An interesting boy 81 years
old .ou Of Mr. John Bsoe. uAhozsny dealer had both
hs lezs broken shout o'clock last evening BY being
run over By one Of the Harlem Railroad cars Il ~
pe ars To- child v playing The time With some
other children IL Centrsst Canal and the car
spprosebsi tee child attempted 10 run across lts street
Tue driver Instantly endesvored stop the but the
korses Knocked The child do~n and The wheels psssed
him be va conveyed To the house Of his parents
in Walkers, acd msdicA aid procured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

BOARD OF EpUcArIoS- Vedassday.-The Pres
dent rowSsEsp HARBIs. Esq 10 the Cnsir EceNinS
Schools Com IN s.ioner Fellows, Chairman OF the Com
mlItee presented report recommending that evening
schools Be organized for apprentices and others who
sttent 10 the daytime al I'VE different locations
viz Of School house No 10. In Jsncsst Fourth Ward
40. 10. In MoDrOc Il near Montgomery Seventh Ward
No. j. IN stanton 81 corner Sheriff Eleventh Wsrd No
II. In Orange st. Grand. Fourteenth Ward; and
No ~ In Thirteenth between Fifth and sixth ave
nues, Fifteenth Wari-thst the schools be kept open
four months In the year, from November 70 March
Adopted
Free Aeade4y-On motion Of Commissioner Denny
the resolution Of las; meeting for site was recoprd
cred. add effort made 70 change II 10 l23 BY 30
running from Twenty third 10 Twenty second st. q!
feet from Lxin gon avenue but il did not srcceed and
tho site decided upon at ss meeting 81 corner oil Lex
inzton avenue and Twenty -tnird-st. retained
Commissioner BOs<orth offered = resolution request
Ing the Board Of Supervisors 10 provide sOoo Tor the
purpose ofthe Adopted The same gentleman stated
that the proposed building Is estim-ted TO $4,000
While exhibiting the plans The Board was found u BE-
githouis quorum snd il siood adjourned.
Daring the evening some small bills for repairs oil
choolhou.es &c also. for advertising ate OF the
Academy. were ordered 70 be paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
from. stands thus

The House Of Representatives, as far as heard
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CITY ITEMS.
Grs.RAL CONVENTION or UsyERsALisrs-The
order Of services for 10 dsy IL As follcss;

Hardly. iefh
o'clock Council viii mte;si The Apollo tor hrs,ne"
O'clock NJ Conference. IN he Orchard snd bcecsei'
!, Chs-rhes Addresses By many brethren
O. 5clock A " service IN Orchartst >ernon ~ Rev
: -freefer Boston, Mass n,
10. ocIsek A VI service IN Bleecker-st Sermon BY Rev
" A Drew Augusta. Name 49,
8. O'clock VI service BieeckcFst- Sermon ny Kew
n BaIior. Boston. Mass
81, cock p NJ service "a Orchardsi- Sermon By ke'
2 Chaplin Boston Mas.
= o'clock T. NJ service 10 Orchards sermon ~ rev
H. J Sawyer. Clinton. y
= a'cl1ck service B.eecker-sL Sermon ny rev
Asher Moore PhLsdel phlA. Pa ~
=. O'Clock y service il Follt-st sermon ~ rev
H RYDER Nashau, II.
q. O'Clock p " service in Brooklyn sermon pl heN
J. q. W 1nl.ou, Memphis Tenn
=. o'clock P. " service u Nilltnsunrsl. sermon ~
r.. L / Rr-Mle. N-rNLch. Conn.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12
St. LOUIS MARKET-June s

st. LOUlS MAhhEl-June Q.
The reception of the foreign news this morn.
ing, by the packet ship Rainbow, at New York,
four days later from Liverpool, at once gave an
impetus to breadstuffs. Flour advanced about 81 &C.
on the barrel; Wheat fully lOc., and Corn some
or &c. on the bushel. Transactions thus far,
however, have not been very great, though good
deal of negotiating has been going on. The con-
tinued scarcity of money, and the difficulty OF pro-
curing transportation, are barriers TO trade winch
are severely felt
FLouR-Before the PRONUNCIATION of the foreign
news, but after its reception by a few, some spec
ulators succeeded in picking upa few small lots
of Flour, at IS for fine, and S. so for superine
Under these circumstances, also, a small lot Of
Demon, 60 bills, was taken at s. ST.. The
only sale we could hear of after the news, was
600 bills, I'd brand Moline, at ST. Holders are
asking So l2a.
WHEAT-265 sacks, spring, sold at 81 %, in
GLIDING sacks. A lot of 1921 sacks, good, but
not q prime article, sold for 81 10, the sacks
included Another lot of 354 sacks, was taken
at the same price.
CoRN--Seyeral small lots, embracing 1850
sacks, the sacks included, were sold at Soc.
NEW ORLEANS--June LIST.
FLouR-The sales to-day amount to about oUOO
bills, at So rs; IS s74 a 81 90; 4Oo do St.
Louis, in two lots, at 81 so per Dbl. The market
is STEADY and there is but little offering.
PRovIsIoNs-75 bbs. prime Beef, at 81 10
per bb Holders of Bacon continue very hrm.
CoRN--There was q good demand fo' Corn
TODAY. and we learn of transactions amounting 70
fully so 900 bushels, at prices ranging from ~
SOC. per bushel, for white and yellow.
WHEAT-In this article, we notice sales to-day
Of $500 sacks.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12
Sale OF Real Estate.

BY virtue Of an order Of the County Court OF
Howard County, made at the May Term, lS47,
will sell on the 18th day Of June, ls47, be.
fore the Court House door, in Fayette, all the
right, title and Interest that Thomas Rawlings,
deceased, had at the time Of his death in and to
the following real estate. situate in Howard Coun-
ty, to wit: The e. Of n. W. Or. of sec. 4, town.
ship AZ, range Is, containing 50 acres. The W. J
OF n. W. Or. of sec. "a. township 40. range Is,
containing 80 acres, and part of the e. ] of $. w.
Or. of sec. 81, township 40, range Is, containing
4 acres.
Terms-One third Cash, one third in 6, and
the remainder in IL months. Bond and approved
security required for the purchase money
JOHN RAWLINGS, Executor
of Thomas Rawlings, decd.
May 18th, 1647. lO-3t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12
LATEST FROM MEXICO.


The 81. Louis Reveille of the 9Th saws:
The Di Vernon brings us New Orleans pa.
Pers of the I'd. There had been an arrival
from Vera Cruz, bringing interesting news.
On the Gath ult., intelligence reached
Vera Cruz, from the capitol, that Gen.
Herrera had been elected President on the
18th uk., and that the cause of his success
over his competitors, was the desire gener.
ally felt by the thinking portion of the Mex.
lean population, to open negotiations with
the United States, for renewal of friendly
relations.
Reinforcements had reached Gen. Scott.
The Jalapa stage had been attacked near
Puente Nacional, and it was thought that
the passengers had been murdered.
Another arrival was looked for with i'm.
patience, at New Orleans. The hopes of
peace are strong.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-12
ASYLUM Notice.

TINE undersigned commissioners. appointed
l. by the Legislature of Missouri at its last
session to locate Lunatic Asylum, hereby give
notice, that in accordance with The provisions Of
an act entitled, "An act to establish an asylum
for the insane" they will be at Marshall. in the
county Of Saline, to receive any donation which
may be given by the citizens Of said county, on
Monday the 2sth day of June, ls47; at Keyesville,
in the county of Charlton. on Wednesday the
Both day of June; at Fayette, in the county Of
Howard, on Thursday the LIST day of July; at
Columbia, in the county Of Boone, on Saturday
the Sd day of July; at Fulton, in the county o.
Galloway, on Tuesday the 9Th day Of July; at the
City of Jefferson, in the county Of Cole, on
Thursday the 9Th day of July; at California, in
the county Of Moniteau on Saturday the 10Th day
of July and at Boonville, in the county Of Cooper,
on Monday the 18th day Of July
Should the commissioners not be at the places
above designated at the time specified, they will
be very soon thereafter. They shall expect the
bids to be in readiness early mentioned in this
notice
JAMES NJ. HUGHES, ! coum;s.;os
ROBERT E. ACOCK. { 00""''''o"ef''
May goth, ls47 l2--2w.