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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16
Prom Rio Jsncirc-Co'. Stevenson Resi-
ment.


The brig Reindeer, Capt Winsor, arrived at this
ort yesterday from Rio Janeiro which she left on
the 26th Of November. She brings as passengers
Capt Turner Of the California Volunteers and the
wife Of Capt Steele of Company A who returns on
account ofill health Capt Turner is bearer Of Dis
patches from our Minister at Rio tMr Wise to the
Government, and has proceeded post haste to
Washington We learn briefly that difficulties
have arisen between Mr.. Wise and the Brazilian
Government OF a somewhat serious nature which
will be unio!ded in due time.
The Volunteers were generally well. One had
died The Loo Choo arrived first at Rio having
seen none Of the others since parting of this port.
The other vessels kept within hail Of each ether
There were two births ON board the LOo.Choo-s
girl named Csiiroymo and boy christened TsoR
IS P~sias. A boy Of years died on board Of the
Loo.Choo They had received no Mexican news
since they sailed. Col Stevenson is represented as
q very strict disciplnsrisn He allows no Lieuten-
Ant 10 eat or 10 write letter in the cabin Of his
shp-Ap cabin the term is. He had vote for
Governor taken on board the Perkins, which re
suited Of Course, in the election Of Wright over
Yoang. Lieut.. Young has been under arrest ever
sinee he left New.York. charged with sleeping on
his post.
The Loo Choo arrived AZ Rlo November 10
Eve days IN advance Of the rest Of the Acct Per
kias Susan Drew and L S. ship Preble.) which
came 70 anchor On the sist The Thomas Perkins
in which Col Stevenson embarked being the last
10 roach port. The Colonel was sea.sick forty two
days The squadron was to leave Rio on the as,h.
direct ior San Francisco, the original design Of
stopping at Valparaiso being abandoned The
voyage cut was exceedingly pleasant and the
health Of the regimen, and crews good No sautes
we're 6red between ship and shore on account Of the
misunderstanding existing between Mr.. Wise and
the Government OF Brazil
Nrs Steele, to whose pohteness We are indebt
Cd Tor these statements. represents the weather
during Der soiourn at Rio 70 have been about the
temperature Of our summers. On the occasion OF
IL ehristening o. the young Puncess Of Brazil sl
a. foreign vessels OF in the harhoS fired sslates
every morning and evening for five days, exceP,
- American The officers Of the English
neu-oswG extended an invitation to the officers Of
sor SQUADRON to dinner parties &c. which were &c.
espted and reciprocated M Wise visited the
various vessels Of the feet and preferred the hosPi
tslities OF his house.
Mrs g gave q very spirited account of the
habits and manners OF the Braxihans lntermiAed
With local events and occurrences Transporting
while she was at the Capital, for which We cannot
lad space today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16
MARRIED.

In this city on Thursdsy evening Jan. II, by Rev J.
L. Glider Mr. GEORGE TEN EYCk SHELDON to Miss
MARY r.. ANDERSON, daughter Of lsasc Anderson. t,q
On Tuesday Jan. H. by Rev. Mr.. Duryes, DAVID II.
WILSON OF this city. aud SARAH daughter OF John
Lovett of Castle HILL New Jersey.
At Bridgeport 18th nst by Rev N. Hewitt, u. ID, J.
ARTHUR BURR OF this city 20 HARRIET. daughter OF
Dr. William B. Nash Of the former place.
Al Sand Prairie III Dec 10, by Rev. Thomas Farce,
Mr. George Pringle 10 Miss Jennet Staley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

u The Loco-Fcco Legislature Of North Caro-.
Ina Distracted that State so that, though Whic.
they carried six OF the nine Congress Districts
against us Now the Wings have the power, and
have re-disiricted So as to make five Whis. ioul
Loco Districts and one doubtful. 7ke San thinks
this fresh proof Of the dishonesty OF Politicians
But how why Since there is a certain Wing
majority Of 400 to 5000 in the State, why should
no, a majority OF the Districts be Wing 2 How
else would fairness and Republicanism divide it :
n No Nail lsss night south Of Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

~ Halls HrDRosTArlc IsK FoUsTAIs is an
excellent invention which will supercede to a consid
cradle extent the ordinary Inkstsnd. It's great SUPER
onty consists in retaining the fluid in a metallic cham
Der protected from the atmosphere thereby preventing
the evaporation encrusting Of the ink, rendering II
always Of uniform color. The INK 10 let on or with
drawn will and the lsst drop in the fountain can Dc
used II by accident i, should be overturned the nuic
In the cup only will be lost and BY Withdrawing the
fluid within the fountain it be placed IN any Posao'
with perfect safety no, drop escaping. The cup car
be cle,red without dischrgng the nk from the foun
tain consequently presenting pure huid at all times FOL
use. Manufactured by Thomas Wilder & Co. 80 Old
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

CoNrorsp FoR THE HArR-We hear no compound
spoken more highly Of than the Trcopherous prepared
by &C. Barry the artist in hair at 70 Broadway tits
an excellent preventive OF badness and gray hair and
what Ia not less important keeps the head clean reo'
ing all scun and dandrii, aud preserves the hair in
healthy glossy and silky state and free from an oily or
greasy appearance The proprietor OF this very ysus
Bile Tncopherus has recently reduced bis psee to %
cents per bottle Although much below the COS, OF 9th
err articles Of the same name Il is far superior IN ITS ef
ferfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

SOLDIERS WASTED-BoUSTY FOR REcRuIfs.-
An advertisement from the Var Department published
in our columns this morning offers great inducements
TO able bodied to enter the army tor i've years
during the with Mexico. prudent man can save
from $42o to so2o from bis pay during this term Sun
~ Is not this monstrous Why should the
poor and the less intelligent be subjected to such
abominsbe deception ? ScreH dollars per month,
in a foreign country where almost every necessary
and comfort costs vastly more than with us, is the
pay out Of which men sleeping out OF doors scramb
ling up precipicss, wading rivers and struggling
through morasses. TO find chances for fighting are
to save s42o TO 81 osO' in five years There is
no probability that a third Of them will live FIVE
years nor that one ten of those who do vii save
500 in the whole Those who deceive men TO en-
list by such representations ought themselves TO
be compelled to try it on and see how soon they
would save $500 out OF s. month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16
DISASTROUS EXPLOSION.

LHlLADELFHI HI w
A disastrous explosion occurred on the Reading
Railroad, lsst evening ten miles from the city.
A locomotive drawing a train Of empty cars ex-
ploded killing all hands five IN number. One body
vas blown SIX hundred yards. The engine IS a
complete wreck
P.s-ssven persons were killed by the expo
SION Of the locomotive, viz. Jacob Sultenbeyer, en-
sineer BernvilIe Berger. ccndactor. Simon Fltz
patrick and John Muller, hrenen sstrsDser and
two others unknown The report was heard four
miles distant The mangled limbs Of the uniortun
ATE persons were thrown great distance. The
conclusion broke every pane OF glass IN house n
the vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

FaAsKLis HousE, PHILADELPHIA There may be
some NEWCOMERS Jet unaware that among the oes'
Hotels Of Philadelphia Is one kept In part oy wen
known and esteemed New-Yorker-rHK FRANKLIN oJ
d. X MrSoE and J. SAsDKssos. Mr.. Minor LETT very
many personal tends in City and viii be happy 70
treat al who visit Quaker Metropolis whether rom
this Emporium or elsewhere, with the mos' unufIns y
.enripn and courteous hospitality. The name o. 9aA
49,, 4. no well known IN connection with god Nv
Ing n philsd.lphia 10 Feed sulcgtun-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16
Appeiurmeuts by the President,

By and rirA ,he adrice AID consent Of the Senate
THoxAs :. SINGLETON reeppointed Collector Of the
Customs al Newbern. North Coro1a-
LrmrEl r. LINCOLN, Receiver Of Public Moneys for
the district Of lands subject 10 sale Al Little Rock, Ar
Kansas, vice Peter 7. Cru.chteld. rsGsned-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

~ Tar ETHIOPIAN MiSsrRELs, with 0resi Western.
the Chapman Family and others give splendid perform
At the Museum this afternoon and evening 81 ana
children to enjoy Them That magnificent Painting q
London and parts Of England and Germany WI also %
exhibited, painting sdmired by everybody, and WHICH
lnd ace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

f" TaI ElEcric MA6AzIsE OF Foresn Liter
sture for January contains a valuable selection Of
articles from tie standard Periodical Literature q
Great Britain We give their titles as follows IL
dicsting the sources whence they are deryed
.Constantinople in the Fourth Century from the
London Quarterly Herder. the German Poet,
from the Foreign Quarterly A Postscript aboa,
John Foster. from Frazer Sohlossers Histoxy Of
the Eighteenth Century from the Elec,ic Fortis
cations OF PARIS from the London Qasrteriy. Qsi
nets Vacations in Span, from the Westminster
Advice 10 an Intending serislist. from Black
wood The Facts and Revelations OF Modern Al,
tronomy from the North British Review. sAd,lphe
Theirs from the Dublin University Style Of w al
ter Savage Lsndor from the North British Eng
lsh journalism, from Frazer Husband CATCHING
from TAFT. In addition 10 these IS a copiOus Miscel
lsny There are also several Poems OF sterling
merit one Of which we copy as follows
Prom the Athen~um.
HOPE FOR ALL.
HEwER in the sulen mine
Far from day Joy teeming shine
Though uncouthcst toll be thine
That, with axe and saw and plane.
Ships constructs u sail the main
Building church or shaping VAIN.
There i. hope TOR thee.
Thou who. IN the seasons track
Burrows drv st on csrths broad back
Reaping sheaf or ping stack.
Who yibrat st the weary loom
In damp aud dinsy nom.
BY lamps unhealthy tumc
There is hope Tor thee
Thou who dost the needle ply
Days and nights all hepelesss,
Sewing ever wesrily
Thou who tend st the cotton reels
Whirling ike thing that feels
See ST thou net a soul IN wheels -
There is hope Tor thee.
Thou who guild st the steam urged car
On its level psth afar-
Heading minds aggressive war
Thou who dost the furnace tend.
Make the stubborn iron bend
Mould lt 20 potent friend
There is hope for thee.
Thou OF colder heart than head
Finding-whstsoc' er be said
Nothing better worth than bread.
Mark what independent thought
on despiscd and set At noueht-
Toiling through all time. hath wrought
There IS hope for thee.
Bard who scannest Nature looks,
Forests hills aud running brooks,
Writing them in glorious books
Aud who indsi in accents wrung
From the universal tongue
Noble strains as Ter were sung
There is hope Tor thee
Who dost preach and who dost pray
Mindful OF coming day
Catching OF an upward ray
Though much still may seem OF doom,
vexed cropping in the gloom
Buds Of Time are yet 90 bloom -
There is hope for thee.
Ruled or Nuler-iree or thrall
Wise or simple-great or small.
Who dost rise and who dost fall
Hope is thoughts free majesty,
Freedoms noblost entity,
Efforts highest energy
Hope is Destiny
w II Bldwell / 20 Nsssau.st is the Editor and
Proprietor OF the Eclectic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16
Business Notices.

~ The public are cautioned against spurious ~
Taylors Balsam Of Lirovort The large demsnd Tor
this superior medicine for colds and coughs consump
ton and asthma has induced the mercenary counter
feiter 10 manufacture limitations and falsehoods 10 de
ceiye the unwsry Buy only SIS Bowery, and see Dr.
Leeds signature TO the steel plate labesil else IL eoun
terieit Mrs Hays. agent I39 FuItonst Brooklyn
-n------
sAsDs's sARsspAkILLs.-The skin, hat bea0uisl res
work Of minute blood vessels and delicate hbres sn.
parent 30 exqusilely sensitive admirably adapted 10
the purpose Of throwing Of by evaporation, the exhsa'
ed animal pacles IL frequently obscufed and Us pfoce'e
Interrupted BY tuberces bos, exiolisons or scsbs sra
enptons OF various knds-al, however, anslng IRON
common cause, viz sn impure confiuon OF ne n''''
hich into the composition " The blood r0i
purpose Of dislnfeeing ami purifying these saas sna re-
storing the vital stream 10 healthy STATE, we mo" o' 40
preparation effective and unyaryng IN i's opef1hot
that powerful combination VI sasseplc ionh and sperss
-ssndss ssrsspsnllA By ito direct ndasrcs upoo thse
creye organs their morbid action once CHECKED, aoa
q resumption OF their nsiursI functions Insured
Prepared and soId Wholesale snd retail ~ y p;
MT'l,. as ssosd~ss and n Ess Broadway New
Sod also eSf sss d ssest o. 4. sS %, e.
| Ay.LUIslE TesrIsorr.--Ws hke o. al umes 70 gi'e
credit when credit due, and At he sans nrne we esa
relieve the distressed are doaby graiihes S'ns'e'
sore give the following voluntary testmony ~ " w
.6eis effects Of wi.ars Balssm Of Wild Cherry ~ ine
Editor Of Inc Columbia South Csrolinisn, who sPpes"
| nave obtained resi relief from Us ase.
lOd Donioioo, Portsmouth, va
| pf.ss,,, Baar Of yfd caeuy.-ws seldom fesori 70
n.tep, medicines having great respecs for The 'si Of he
n.seal profession tgi chance threw into oar way ne
.boy. named medicine Immediately after tho close mo
lao session OF the Legislature, when our lungs -
most dried up by The highly rsrined sinospne'e ~
.,oys warmed s,.e House The Bslssm imnedisis'y !"
bevsd us of mos hsrassing cough, which hresenea '
health In serious degree Wa feel tha, We are
% N FOR some fifteen poands Of animal weis''-"''
a,iop being once felt cannot be forgotten .,,~~.
None genuine wilbou. the written signature o. / D
For sale By A. b. 4 d. SANDS. Druggists i" i've. -.
o, corner Of william, agents for this cry, also, y -
srosdw.y, and n East Broadway, snd ~ DussD"s
orally throughout the United s..eH
cw Dr. FELIX OOURAIDs Iiss. Msd,estst seq i,'
rns IN skln disessss, dlscoIofsion snc os~msos
- Ss6ais, for srsdcaiing sgpefauous RAIL- nom w.
Tns forehesds moles and tho stubborn beard ~ ni
Trs;s before buying Proof positive the ana 40 M
1879 rrs,eeSL Rssss for ermsonny enssks ana -
1rsran Hasy Dr. Lds War and varsy o ess
articles. 20 % A. sso. SSy ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

~ We would again call attention TO the Con
cert Of Madame sbLAsowIcz which takes place al the
Female Academy, in Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening
next This noble artist has been subjected 10 some
mos, undeservcd and unworthy attempts at depreca
ton and dispsrsgemen,, by two Or three journals IN
Nswyork bu, with true and impartial critics she
stands in the very front rank Of srrfs The press of
Philadelphia and Boston were unanimous and enthu-
sissc in ner praise Indeed she deserves ell the good
that hss been said II her and none Of the bad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

CoSyIcrED--Geo. r. LanxOn OF this county
was found guilty Of attempting to decoy slave away
from hi. master and sentenced to two years imprson
ment IN the Penitentsry. a the present term OF the
Circuit Court ffayetfe (io) Tines, nth ult
III The Editors of the Argus are not in any
manner interested In the contract Of Messrs WendA
Van Benihuysen tor the Congressional PriannE
lab. Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

u" The Courier Il Enquirer must not back out
Of It's positions with regard to the daty thrice al
hrrned desolving on the Rich to build better habi
,s,ions 10. the Poor and the rrong of making gain
out Of such novels as too many Of the Poor aow in
habit. The Rich have re rigM to allow these
wre,ched houses to be human hahitsiions, &c. &c.
Charity is enc thing bet this is quite another We
do not ask the Courier to stand square up to the
grtEaRs II has here affirmed, but it must not back
out o.! It's own express Gverments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16
WAsIuSGroS. Jan. Is,

The Southern mail has arrived but brings nothing
South Of Montgomery, and no news whatever
/ learn from Richmond that the Legislature OF
Virginia in caucus, nominated Governor smith TOR
United States Senator from that state but about
twenty of the friends Of II. NJ. 7. Hunter refused
TO 20 into an election aud the result IS doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16
-sYE OUTSIDE OF TO-DAY's PAPEH.0

~ ASv.rusoments for the Tribune Of Monday
X 20 BE- cent in before 10 o'clock on saturday even
Inc !. the Publication Oce OF this paper not open on
egb.crbers IN the city VINO DO not receive this paper
., AN early hour are requested 70 leave word Al the Office
a. our arrangements such enable all the carriers
=, at through Their routes before O'Clock. Car.
,S failing to accomplish this viii be required give up
thea routes.
persons wishing The Tribune left ~ their dwellings
plces Of business guary every morning viii please
fssve their address the Publishing Office. send
ross through the Pos;Oico. Terms T.. cents week.
rss able 70 the Garner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

" Does the Express intend to deny that the
New Constitution oontemplstes substantial fusion
Of Law and Equity II i, does not, will i, say
wherein We err in maintaining that commissioners
selected to perform particular work should be
lisve that work feasible and its performance desr.
able
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16
Pittsburgh. Jan. I5--9 r.

The new City Government of Pittsburgh was
organized today. The Mayor was sworn into office
The Common Council consists Of two Loco-Foc
and forty three Wings We have no mail to-day
from St Louis At Cincinnati on the 18th inst
Flour was selling at - per Dbl; at Pittsburgh The
sales Of Flour to day were at e. ga to - Hpcr Dbl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

r. The Opera last night was crowded BY the
most fashionable as well as moot numerous audience
that has yet grseed our rev company The Lae'a waa
received with great applause, and the principal per
formers greeted with real enthusiasm. We mean to
say something more OF the performances on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16
rs. Chipmaas Report Of CERTIFIED S'aiistl

II Can it be that the Legislature of our state
will decide that those who must pay the Taxes and
thus support the victims Of Intemperance' shaii
have no power to check the manufacture and III
crease Of these victims Such legislation appears
to US most unreasonable tyranny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

" The Washington correspondent Of the A.
saay Afsss. speaking OF the National Era the new
Ann slavery journal as started At the seat Of Govern
ment says In pohics the paper is Wing II the Ar
gus will send the address Of iis correspondent We
send him tina; hat The cool impotence o. the Inc
cannot be surpassed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

~ LIVINGSTON Il WELLS handed US our Alba
ny sdvices Of yesterday before o'clock in the evening
We call this good travelling for some 800 miles by Rail
road over the Berkshire hills and steamboat on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

IT Rev. T l.. HARRIS will lecture on The
scnptural Evidences OF Universal'm this evening 81
,ae Uuiversalist Church, Elizabeth near Walker st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

ON DAY LATER PROM ES0LASD.-The ship
Atlas arrived yesterday from Liverpool whence
she sailed on the 9th ait. bringing intelligence one
day later than that received by the last steamer
There is DO news OF Importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

~ In the case Of Charles Watts reported yes
terday on charge of stealing gold watch aud part
chain from Gen Armstrong OF Poughkeepsie bail wa
demanded in the sum Of 500, which was Immediately
given. and the accused discharged AZ the whole matte
was the mere result Of drunken froic, and the lose
not wishing to prosecute the Grand Jury is presumed
will quash the indictment
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-17

The undersigned, commissioners appointed by
the court Of common pleas of Carroll county, Ohio,
TO view and ASSESS damages to claimants or iniu-
ry done them 10y the construction OF the Sandy &
Beaver Canal" &c, hereby give notice that they
will meet on the premises where damages are
claimed, as follows, to determine the matters ana
things in controversy, to wit:
In the case of Samuel Meek VS.. the Sandy & BeG
yer Canal Company, on December 81 l847;
Hugh Downing vs.. same, December %, l847;
Patrick Hull W. same December %. lGl7;
John Curess VS.. same, December 81, 1875
Henry FIsheI vs. same, plcCmyCr &c, l847;
William Seaton vs.. same, DeCember3O, 1847;
Lydia V. Eever VS.. same, December 81, 1917,
Isaac Crumbacker vs.. same, January 3, lG48
Those interested can atteld on the premises
where damages are claimed Oh the several days
bove mentioned, JOHN SlIOBER,
DAVID BElKNAP,
GEO. A. McALLlSTER,
November 10, I847-6-3t. Commissioners
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-17
BRANDRETH'S PILLS,

FEVER AND AGCE, AND ALL FEvERs CURED BY
BRANDRETH's PILLs.-AIl fevers are occasoned bv
the disordered motion Of the blood produced BY the
hlmoral serosy by hardening the valves of the YES
sells The 0od circulates with greatly increased
speed, and is still increased by the friction of the oo-
bules, or particles which compose the mass Of fluids
Then it is that the excessive heat and chls is cxpe-
rienced throughout the whole system, and accompa-
MED with great thirst, pain in the head back, Kid.
neys, and in fact a complete prostraton of all the
faculties OF the mind as well as body.
On the first attack Of fever, or any disease, imme
diately take large dose of Brandreth's Vegetable l.
nversa Pills. and continue to keepup powerful eff
feet upon the bowels until the fever or pain has en-
trely ceased Six or eight will in most cases be suf
fcient first dose, and one dose of this kind it i:
not improbable, may prevent months Of sickness
perhaps death.
DR.. Benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills, are indeed an universally approved medicine
which by its peculiar action, ceanses the blood of all
impurities, removes every pain and weakness and fl.
naly restores the constitution to perfect health and
vgor. For sale at the store of II. A. ST!paER.
Carrollton, October l5, l647-l-3m.