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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-23

Seven thousand hogshead slaves ar. made in
ten hours b machine in operation n Albany
y. Y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-23

Eight hundred pounds Of gold are Annually
made up into Gold Peas in the United states
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-23

The tBoIITIcNIsrs (SayS the New York
Express) beautiful party. and no
power Of the pen or tongue can describe
the eliugence oil that beauty. Ii is the
only party ever got up. or ever known. that
preservingly and ob>tinately persevered in
undoing all it would do. or that ever had
the courage 10 claim 10 have principle,
and then 10 do its utmost 10 Kill it,
To show of what rich value the party is.
we invite attention 10 the official returns
for Members of Congress in Maine;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-23

Now III three districts. here. we see
their votes positively electing the Next
n->ENtension-o -slavery-by- conquest
members of Congress. and in the fourth
doing their best tina, way. The votes
thrown away on their abstraction candid
atcs would have sent three sound Wig
members of Congress to w ashincton. and
probably four; because in the I'D district
the encouragement of . triangular con,es,
forbade the Wings polling their full vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20
This with no ordinary qualification that we

announce the reelection Of Hon. john NJ BERRIES
Of Georgia TO the seat in the T. 5 Senate he mas
so nobly filed through the last six years When
he took leave Of the Senate last March, we hardly
hoped TO chronicle his return, for we knew he had
incurred enmities and jeaiousies at home by his
6delity to National snd enduring interests when he
might have won aeetng popularity by pandering
to local prejudices and feeting passions It is in
deed satisfaction TO record the reelection Of such
Gen. WIN. C. DAwsoS, who is elected totake the
place Of Hon. w. T. Coquitt after the 4th Of
March, is49, is Of more Southern temper, but a
stanch and jealous Whig When he takes his
seat Georgia will have two Wing Senators for the
first time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20
By The SOUTHERN MAIL.

The TELEGRAPH-TEssEssEE- Legisla.
ture OF Tennessee have Incorporated company TO build
line of Morses Telegraph through that State from New
Orleans Lexington, KY with branches from that point
70 Louisville Cincinnati and Wheeling
memorial from Henry o'Reilly asking for general
telegraph law, was understand, referred 10 Com
m,iee and reported back with reques, OF the Com
mi,oe 10 be discharged from its confederation, which
was concurred in The for this course wss that
IL appeared TO hsve practical object public utility.
Il should not be forgotten that the transmission Of Mr..
Clays resolutions promptly from Cincinnati 70 fha-
delpha was by Mgrses Telegraph. Wash. Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

CHs.F sH,wLs-Mesu, }. ". BASEsE Co n Cath.
srnes will open this morning 100 cartons new and fash
ionsbe Broehe and Cashmere shswls. some very hsns
some for - -. wool for IS. al wool, full two
yard. square sle and SO long 'hsw full three and
quarter yards long, wool centres oE az al wool ee
CANT designs entirely new patterns, $50 ard as Aso.
some twenty eases new and rich dress goods very des
bic. a. exceedingly low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20
Iegi-Iatyre Of >ew-York

SENATE .ALBAsT, Nov 49, NJ.
A communication was received from John A
Collier. one Of the Code Commissioners as to the
progress made whether any portion OF his time
bad been devoted to Transactions Of private busi-
ness, &c
Mr. C intimated that be had been attending to
bis duties as Commissioner as faithfully as Senators
had to theirs Laid on the table. Nothing else Of
interest
4 favorable report was made on the bill TO Re
neve Prior Lien Of the State on the Berkshire
Railroad.
Mr. BowiL reported IN favor OF the bill to adjust
Military Claims on New York
The bill 10 amend the action m relation 10 the
business Of Banking came up for its third reading,
and was again committed The bill provides for
using L $ stocks for basis Of Ranking circulation
10 tax Capital. &c.
The bill concerning Tenures was lost-is to 81.
The bill to Punish Seduction and Adultery was
debated at length bat no question was taken.
The Loco-Foco Legislative caucus last evening
selected Utica as the place Of meeting Of the State
Convention to appoint delegates to the Loco-Foco
National Conventon-the day Of meeting TO be
Feb. l6.
A motion to substitute Herkimer was rejected
% to 30 The mode Of appointing delegates was
left to be decided by the Utica Convention.
A child. Philip Messor, was wilfuly poisoned at
Berne in this County about II days ago by his aunt
Catharine Messor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

CANADA Posi- OFFIcE.-The head OF the Post
Office Department, In Csnads, announces tina, the
mail for England to 60 BY the tbs, will touch 1t
Halifax 90 tbs morning OF the 81 December next, 10 to
be closed At Montreal the evening Of the 2r INST and
carried orslGHd via New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
instead Of being put board Boston. heretofore.
Between Boston and Montreal his Of the year
there are perhaps three four days mail travel
The British route s eleven and half days snd far lees
secure, being chiefly through wilderness Il 10 said
that there IL Misunderstanding arising out Of the Brit
ish Governments charging rate Of pos,sss letters
BY the American steamer Washington, jast twice
high az ~ss exscted letters OF ike weights carried
BY the Roys Boston Line. If this wss done, II VA
shortsshted phfu policy and the coons's the in
noeent sufferers AL newspapers from any Of the col
onies % any Psr Of the Uaifeo Kingdom 10 pss In
n British steamers free. When sl three cents
postage for single paper Do taken Oh la exsction
ami social knt-educsti0ns move-unj1a In
principle bat grateful ~ the feelings Of Presided. who
fastened ara, 10 sPprove OF and then 10 veto the Hsr
Dor Bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

sEVEsE RHEUsATIsA.-The following certifcsts Is /.
sample, taken At random from many which have been re
eeived Of even stronger character
NEw-Yosx, Nov. J, Isf7.
Three months since attacked By the most severe
lnnsmnatOfy rnecmatsm side Of the body was rem
joint VI toe body Tor the sns agony produced
AZ " o'clock Ia the morning procured pair Of CHRIS
IlEs OAL!ANIC BRACELETS and one bottle Of the
MAGNETIC FLUID. These applied as directed snd :,
In the evening, when down to tea was aI,seshir
surprised 70 ind that could raise my cup 70 nv mouth
continued the O the articles for one week by hirh
TINE had completely Teso1eredeyery vesse Of balm h.d
left and have without
mended Dr. CAristiss attic adv Co,,nd
o. New York, who afflicted - / had been Sbs ~
ceEed them and abe very recovered This Lad tbsn
the articles 70 her sister IN Boston who " A.
70 the same complaint and the rcsu ia her csss vs..
complete recorery These which think .bo.ld -
known 20 the public and have ther.fore reoues.s<
publication JAMES WRIGHT, "a Bedford 81 N York
Every column Of this paper could be filed with .im.,
Testimonials Sole agency IN NeW-York 1872 Broadway No
druggist or drugstore has the genuine articles. ND q
n The cheapest and BEST place Ia thu city 70 get your
Boots aud Shoes at JOness Ann-.t near the Museum
nlo w.
~ The most extensive variety OF ths improved Metal
Tic Rubber Fabrics have seen are AZ ts GOODYEAR
Rubber Warehouse 100 Broadway Their oyer.hoes they
-" ''as "N MS Inn
PEEsIUs PAsoyokrE-Thls beautiful io.t,um.o,
Manufactured BY Mr. JAMES PlkssoS az WslEsr.st And
which received nom the late FAIR Of The American Insr,
ute OoLD MEDAL, can be for few day, onx,r-
mr. rRssos hss enjoyed desirable reputation for many
be gwen Of bis ability than the award Of merit receny
bestowed BY committee Of professors Of IL highest n
Ielsenes AID responsibility see advertisement N an
''"'' '''1~h' nl7k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

~ Advertisements FOR The Tribsn< o. Monday ought
IN - a. az in before 10 O'Clock Saturday evening A. the
p,hItexto on Once OF hs paper 10 not open Sundays
sub,crbers the City who do not receive this paper
NJ an early hour are requested 70 ieays word al the Once
A, oar Arrangements such enable all the carriers 20
ret tsrouxh their before o'clock Csrnsss fail
ina 10 accomplish this will be required 20 give up their
routes.
places Of business regularly every morning Will please
leave their address the Publishing Once, or sead note
through the Post Ofce Terms, III cents week, psya
HE 10 he Carrier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

HEiyY EORGERiEs n SALEx--lt Is said that
Charles Lander 10 salem wh0 been engaged in the
Ice business has committed fsrgeries 70 considerable
amount upon bis grandfather N.insneI West gentle
Of known fortune. The amount Of the torsers-s
IL vsroasly estimated Il between $4,000 and $4,000
Young Mr. Lander has found convenienf 70 sbseut him
sf from this vicinity for the present II IL ssii ihss
several salem 5Arks sre loses y this nusncsL
operation. Boston payer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

MssIss1PPi-We have the vote Of the lid Dis
irict for Congress nearly complete TomPkin'
Wing 56ls. Roberts Loco Foco, 5,los Temp
kin. $40 ahead and the little County Of lssseuena
to hear from. which gave Tompkins 70, Roberts Ga
two years ego.
We have some scattering returns for Governor
Sc bat as the Wings made no serious effort we
do not make room Tor them. Patterson, Wmg can
didate for Secretary leads his ticket but We pre-
sumo Is nevertheless defeated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

and determined Efforts Of the adverse party and We
think ,sree Of them ere likely ~ vote With tbs Wings
o5iener lh.n sih hsir o. o1slf- Dr. Lem, 4 p.
who IL the fourth nsn eonst,uts the total Of the
Native party IL bota Houses and viii vote IS the inter
e.s Of that party shsli dctats.l
Should the election Of next Prosidlat 90 to the
House there ere treirs Wing, three BALANCED and
including the Calhoun men thirteen Loco Foco
Deleg atoms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Sr-rsENE CoURr-The hrtt cssa tina, occupied toe
.,,entton Of the Court Yesterday was that OF Henry
E..tsn who recently enlisted 10 the army sud oeios
Al the time under q years OF and subject 10 the con
troll of guardian. The Court ordered ais discharge
The next case wa. that OF the Mayor aud Common
Counc Of the City Now York defendants In error e.
Hrsn, Butler plaintiff IN error theproceeengs OF which
arise our OF suit brought by Mr. Butler tor compen's
ton for extra work At the rombs The arguments were
concluded out the decision OF the Court was deferred
until to dsy-After dsposins of few other cases OF
tridlng importance the Court adjourned until this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

rFrJ sMlrH DopsE. DENrisr, - Bond q near Broad
wav request. the attention Of those wanting artf-
ca teeth 10 b.. new method IA methed used IN this cry
exclusively BY HIMSELF OF fastening either single teeth OF
sets when gold plates u saves most OF ne pain usual
" given IN the operation and enables the weset % kesp
7. ele.n and healthy mouth mis- ruA Sstsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

CINCINNATI, Nov Up. ".
Mr. Clsys speech has not been published here
nor in Louisville I, will be Published TO morrow
IN the Lerirgfon Obserrcr.
The Wooster Bank. it is supposed, had suspend
ed specie pay ments. The banks here refuse TO re-
fuse ts bills IN deposit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

~ UNpEsssisrs AID DsA~sSs socS sessonsois iri
very chs.p. and Of every kind. At ssNNsSs Gsntsmers
snrni,h.rs Ils Winl,m.st opposite The Dutch Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20
Court Calendar MONDAY.


COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Nos. III. l2l, 1913, IS IN
1919 l3l. lj3 1876 l37Part lI-Nos. 30 81 So Of 81, co.
Go O. 10, - 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

Nav Boor srosr-we understand there . lrss
Boot and Shoe store opened in the new bucias'in W."
an. it3 two doors above Fulton.s where they .s sell
ING the city made Boots ard Shoes a. fe"MssoJ e~
price,. The Boot. Al a. excel spJAins We have seen ie
tailed 81 thai price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

Delicious rsss.-Tbe Hong Kong Tes Company, -
Cathsnest opposite Oakst have ust received lot o.
those superior teas (hs Yeckngsl the best imported.
which they will sell At retail few the
Of Importation Teas from two shilhpss per H. upward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

p,.ssow's RioiNs SCHOOL, ios BowEsy w n. D.
,sowwould respectfully inform his friends and the rse'
lie that he continues his Ridns Glasses daily, =. ususi
Hour. Tor Ladies from A. NJ toSP NJ
Hours for Gentlemen from TO 5 T NJ
The Ereoins Glass for Gentlemen viii commences en-
Monday, "a inst
Hours FOR the Evening Class from to p o'clock MI 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

II public meeting was held in Charleston
c on the 18Th. at which the Mayor Of the city pre-
sided to male sTrsrsssns for the proper reception Of
Gen Shields who to pass through that city on hs way
~ Washington Gen. Shields iess gentleman than
soldier. aud deserEes the courtesy extended to hl1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

Guar Boors-wsrNNs, IA Fulton 81 Offers crest ia'
ducements to the bootw public HIS Boots are BON
chran and handsotne. Give him a esn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

PoLIcg.-A young man named Joseph Heritage
was taken into CUSTODY charge Of having forged
check on the Atlantic Bank for sl5 purportng to have
been drawn by the hrm OF White Johnson, builders
OF this city Officer Powell arrested a man named
Joseph Knapp, charge OF obtaining money BY false
pretences In having sold some lumber Of which he
falsely represented himself TO be the sgept su
thorized to sell IL and received payment therefor The
accused wss held 70 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

~ See IN thi, PAGER the notice Of M sussrrr, u,
h.. b.-n a. onr dstin xuished Of the mos' aco.
p.h.d Profe ssors Of Bookkeeping and Accounts IN n.
ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

DIscHARsED-Janes McDonougb who was
arrested te~ days sgo for supposed attempt to enter
tho premises Of Mr. Oscar Johnson In Perponts' wss
Yesterday discharged from custody. the evidence Of
guilt not being sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

DARING ROBBERY The Mansion House IN
Hicksst was entered time yesterday and robbed
OF upward OF $50 worth Of wearing apparel with which
the rogues escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

Total ...Ijj3I4 IV5ff45 I5FJ'V IVi0VF w. I"'''-
NqJ0yties-Fish over Day ton, 29,s69.
Fillmore over Hungerford, 81, SOB.
Morgan over Sanford, "a sos.
The foil Official Returns will vary these MAORI
ties but little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20
Bnsinese Notices.

re- MoRsis \ wiLLfss HoSs JouRS,L for The rfes.1,
week one of the NOS, b,saiiiai specimen. q neW'p'p
,,g that ever issued from the press Of any country
ts n.-r reads well 10 looks II gyes rs ne sesi
ns.sur. 10 hear Of The continued success, Of ths excl
49, ior,r. Morris and willis seem really determined
- -,c.i III th.ir former efforts The Home Joirnal
onis a vear and tho ofce Of publication q o. ioi Full
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

~ Parents or guardians having daughter for whom
good home and good education are desired, will do well
10 look Al Tia afxertiscment headed Orphana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

~ Richelieu" Diamond Pointed Gold Pens for q
only The points Of these superior Pens warranted
come OF and H. after full trial, any imperfeeuon
discovered them, they may be returned Sold only BY
B. T. WATSON a Co IS William st. one door below Wal.
-, and J. Y SAVAGE " Falton-st Gold Pen aud Pencil
Cases IN every variety At The lowest prices Gold Peas
st 81, 81 p and 81 -. Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20
Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence oil Inc III Dlne.
FRIDAY, Nov. 10.
rainy day and the expected Steamer have
combined TO depress business The weather feels still
like Spring and last night before the rain set n had
ell the sutrines. of June observe Ia several instances
buds beginning 10 oil sesn, and week more OF such
warmth may give us second crop OF blossoms.
girl OF dssoute habits, who has been living with
equally abandoned father and mother near Paramount
arrested this morning for act Of hendke strocl
y Il thzi little child Of Of the nelghbors
bad 10 manner Incurred her wrath. aud yesterday
she caught IL and attempted 10 throw IL down privy
well The opening being almost too small 10 admits la
little body stuck by the when she took her foot
and In the most brutal manner stamped upon Il until II
forced through Fortunately the screams OF the
child arrested attention and extricet-d before life
was extinct but with many evidences Of the cruel treat,
ment II had received. The woman ran and bid herself
under pile of old lumber until forced out by hunger
probably her raging sppetiie for drink Assoon
she was discovered she Was pursued and arrested
Among the msny evidences OF degradation which sppa
"a. In metropOaH life, have rarely heard Of one more
brutal and smless than this He'll hath no fury like
woman"-who has forgotten virtue and odds 70 her
wretchedness by drink.
Zeiber & Co. have announced the publication Of a
new satricsl weekly under the rather omDOus title OF
the John Donkey. This open confession IA Intended
probably 10 propitise the severity Of criticism Who
the writers are know not but there Is buzz rather
bray that of the shsrpest pens and some OF the
ink most strongly tinetared with gall, are to De EN-
pOysd There IL long line Of progentors, who dit like
Hanauos issue before tue to remind US that the
of public popularity Ia fs for such productions
However when the new lends US its ears We shall
bs open for candid opinion. Satire IL terrible
weapon but In unskillfu hands 1t realized the old sdsge
about ed ed tools
A meeting OF portion Of the Democracy was held
last night having for ect the initiative Of
o. nominate George ~ Dallas for the Presidency. The
successful frsud which elected Mr. Polk seems to have
given confidence 10 all little great men and ssprsnls
among the Locos will be more plenty than honest prn
cples.
The causes mentioned yesterday continue to keep the
market dull Cotton continues Inactive. flour-l,2OJ
bbls mixed brands taken at 90 the general price
l. s. Whea, 100 stock light and but little arriving
Rye good Southern 30 cts Corn, dul-old 20 cts new
So Osts very slow OF sale At SO 40 cts. Coffee SEQ
bags 81. Domingo, u act Sugars heavy Whisky
without demand. bbs 80 cts.
The sales OF stocks were
Frs Boards OOOU ; Treas Notes, o. 100 1000 30.
99i 1000 Z : Loan %, o. l0l 1900 Penn S. S. %
600 Wilmington %. IS .4i 25 Yieks I'd. lst:
Second Booyd-ss0 900 Penn Sc IS 70 IS Pennington
Copper 70 100 Girsrd b. lot 5000 Read BIS, 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

w. KELLOGG, ll6 Cansst not surpassed by any for
beauty. durability eheapness. We recommend oil 10
call snd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

IL They are still amusing themselves win
voting at random for 4. : Senator In Tennessee
Hon JoHS BELL was proposed as a candidate on
the pod ballot, and received % y and o votes on
tina, and the two following. We have nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20
~ The concert Of the Hsuser family announced
tyr les, evening postponed account Of the "es

RI The concert OF tne fiauttf tAiHHs
t,r las, evening postponed account Of the "es
,her o. Tursdsy ssenirs not
corRr oy srssIoNs-Friday.--W William McWi'
I'm. irnoesded with James MeWliisns who ives pre-
vopsy convicted Of stealing 81 IN g)d coin, ard "
-, x,eh from James Driscol. pleaded guilty. snd Vas
,.,,rss ?, ,he STATE Prison for Two yesrs and iso
rnon,A. Francis smith. indicted inr grand larceny
4, saving On the Isl day Of October stolen 90 pounds
- -. ,.,,,h a. from Sherman 4 Morris, We put
-, - srt scoui.tsd Ofscor Bloom brought into
Cour, on 4 Bench Warrant, = m 40 nSnee Joseph "
Coupor for obtaining SIS from EDWARD :. lyon, ~
falsely representing brsss "sten % o. 49, 49,,
ordered ~ md bsll In the sun Of So tnonss ',
Go. Xyes.,er ard William Wsiisce. injected ier
highway robbery IN having on The niSo, p, 'i' 80 a..
vrrnber Knock ed down AMI robbed john Nesoo ol ~
Ia gold and silver coiuWeoster and W sisce Ncic ~
Quilted White Was found guilty and sent % ine S'''0
Prison Tor ten years. go,
Tho Jury xere then discharged ard the Court sd'
iourned until this moruirg.
PoLIcE-Notce was receip ID IN this Ciiy some
time spc- OF the arrival OF fouS swipders from Fog
land named Andrew Prinee, Joseph lnoroton. ssnori
stead sud John Davidson. VINO escaped with large
amount OF funds belonging - theit creditors VINO IN
consequence of the nonpsyment Of their deOts were
sach served with notice OF bankruptcy. They cams
across the ocean the steamer Caledonia ard arrived
Il, Boston on the ith day OF July last 40 English ocer
was dispatched 10 this country who secured the serv
Of officer Hays OF this City snc they both proceeded
Chicago Illinois The others have not been arrested
and some difficulty Is had with regard e. the delivery OF
those arr stei BY the authorities o Chicago. felO"
named Billy Barlow arrested yesterday On schsrso
~ Attempting 10 bresk open truck In house IN Dey
81 He w,s committed tor eSsminauoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-20

Now IS the TINE Fur UP.-And KNOX, l2s Fultons..
prepared 70 his Winter customers with the beet
and cheapest Furs to be found the city FoI further
particulars call at the counter Of ais Nv. KNOX.