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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
Burn straw on yoar Corn Lands.


MEssRs EDu0Rs-As regular subscriber aud
reader Ot The Tribune, have been mach grstied by
the different articles pertaining D. Agricultural subjects
10 h-s afforded me much pleasure " peruse the proceed
ngs Of tne Farmers Club they from time 10 time 40
pear In Jour columns.
have tired experiment ia raising grain y hich has
succeeded admirably ~itn myself may b. Of use 70
ot4ers. Especially would recommend IL b. tbs atten
Lou 0i members Of the Farmers Club.
la the spring before blowing your lard for Corn,
cover tne surface With coat Of straw waste hay
iodder oraTs brush, or any other combgsu5s rubbish
ard then burn, and blow iI down This Of pro
eedure S benefit the crop than the amount
Oi ashes scattered over toe surface The heat caused BY
the burning expels all s0Wn and noxOus impurities from
M EARN, and leaves 10 In proper state 70 Yield pro
cgcuEe crop BY cisposing VI Jour waste straw &c IN
this manner will grow more s@eensfne matter tnan
oy latuDg i rot Ia the Dsrn-ysrd.
To prevent cut or grgD-wOrH, ta<s oEe Ogtnel wood
ashes. one half busne lime one fourth ousnel salt mix
carefuuy and when planting Corn, drop handful Of
nlxtar- 10 each nil and the worms vii not dis arb
your crop. Yours, sc. h. HERGDc
El,abs,h Pa. July u, l5l7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
~ THE SOUTHERN NAIL

~ We have received a copy Of the Virginia
TU..containing a couple Of LETT rs from hon.''hN
: PgxDLEroN. NJ {. from Virginia. % X ; CoAE-
oryVasbington IN relation 70 the claims o. our cit
zens against Mexico.
We have not been able 10 besto~ upon the let
tiers the attention necessary to judge Of their merits
From a rapid glance. however, at certain portions
Of them. we are disposed to form favorable est
mate Of their character. They are IN answer 10
communications Of NJ Coke TO the UHioH-commu-
pications which appeared On the eve Of the late
election in Virginia. and which Mr. Pendeton
thinks were 50 timed as 20 bear upon his return to
Congress.
Ifso. they produced but little eiect-for Mr.. P
has been returned by a triumphant majority
In the last Congress he was known as the " Lone
Star being the sole Wing from Virginia
tg- We have learned by letters from Monterey
that Gen Gushing has so far recovered from the &c
cident to his leg as to be able to walk. We be-
ueve be is second in command to Gen. Taylor.
and would therefore become commandment chief
III case Of any accident, or absence. Of the latter
IN which event he might require the use OF all his
limbs.
We were sorry to see in the A'5aay ESea'Hg
Journal. a few days since. an indirect reflection
upon Gen. Cushing personal courage. We think
the reflection unjust for whatever faults have been
ascribed to Mr. Gushing as politician want OF
courage was never imputed to him.
"a The National IntahgeHccr Of yesterday
contains mosi excellent editorial upon he working Of
the Constitution It should be read digestsd, and pre-
served for future reference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

II ne present sgs OF criIcai examination and dls-
coyery when the march of mind is continually % the
stretch for improvement and adVaneeuisnt would say
few words % Deb Al n whose genius attracted
the attention Of TIE day mean the distinguished pay
stefan a. Brooklyn. Win uncomm0G .cuieEess Of Per.
cepron and energy Of mind IN cary lie BE- gave himself
O. the thorough Investigation o. medical science IL ia
several branches and V.tn 4 wisdom which ~ hope
MI more an1 more OBTAIN with tee faculty concentrated
as attention 10 department. In that rs SAIL nas been
without rival his cnarsetsr 3 sustained by Christian
principles both ch and P0oF share the blessings Ot hls
benevolent mind and courtesy OF manner dis humber
OF patients now so Thousands from various parts
country look back 20 nlm as the honorsd Instrument
which las arrested the progress OF tel 1ssas. And re-
stored the Of health and Increased for the
enj1ymsut Of the varou. blessings Of ie and many
heart vii turn with AdornS gratitude 10 Him who hold.
the Issues Of life for having given to the worlds Van
derTeer. fASKKE INVESTIGATOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

FISH PoNDs-The pond should, If possible be
near spring, and thence derive is supply Of water
those upon larger streams are liable 20 be swept away
b reshets The otin which the pond situated should
DC kept permanently IN grass otherwise The waber a.
every rain q able y become muddy and the pond 10
~ Up from the washing Il the soil To construct the
dam commence ~ sinking ditch until you reach the
sold sabsol) four feet wide and 10 the centre OF the
place % be occupied with the dam the earth thrown
out y b. laid Oh each side This ditch IS 10 BE- gradually
nec slth clay little time and that n be kept moist
snd vel pounded. This wall las Il were u clay 10 be
carried quite % the top Of the dam, and will form what
a called the key Tue dam should always BE- three
times vide the base II Il high and its width
Top should eqgalts hight Toe mere gentle tie slope
from the top u the dam each way, the greater us
strength. Trees and shrubs should be plsnte
upon The decay Of their roots Is liable let the
water through. TIE stream running from the pond
might 10 macy locations be turned 10 good account
either power for the minor domestic purposes
suen forcing water ehurning &c for cation
Former Ltbrdy,
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Thing. PhllndeIphIa.


PnLADELrH1A July - l-i7.
The extreme hghtness of the stock OF Flour
and Grain snd very limited supplies coming in haye
had tendency 10 advance prices With moderate d..
nland There have been sales OF coo bbs fresh ground
Al &c. and 700 bb standard brands at a. 80 some hold
ers asking more For Western brands - p Il asked
and some 800 bbls were cold ~ tha, rate.
Wheat In better inquiry. Sales 1000 bushels Rcd Al
is prime lots held At 100 10 l2j Corn is wanted
and commands 73 10 - for Yellow. Sales 300 bbls Bran
DIVINE Meal 81 90 Pennsylvania is held ~ % Rye
IL dun and Rye Flour nominal ~ sd. sales 1000 bush
es Oats at ~ sales Whisky IN limited extent 10
b5s at - To 25 cents The arrivals of sugar and Mo
leases large, but prices remain firm Provisions
continue heavy aud the market 10 tending 20 decline
Cotton firm but transactions very few.
SAILS or STOCKS First BOARD and dffr-'550 Read
b. 800 3} 10000 u Treas Notes, b5 5000 o..
sud 200 NV 1855 35 Manu- & Mech BIZ, % 1900 ;
Bk Notice 95 1900 state Sc ~! 1900 DO 79i 10 Mech
Bk. q; Penn Blk. 3l3 Msnui & Mech Bk, 81 300
Neshsnc Cop 5; 50 AleghsDy Cop, 10. 6.OOO Rdg DDS
s., ut
Second Board and Aher-3j0 Lehgh 6s M! 100
Treas Notes 100 500 state -, 79} 900 Loan
&C. o. loo; 25 Ready 33s 80 do b5 do; 1000 state 81
Sat C q y. 79I 4 Union Canal. 46t I'D do 46i
At the after Board the OF the rejection Of the
peace proposition OF Mr. Buchanan by the Mexican Gov
eminent promu gated received By express, and
occasioned cessation of sales Of Government Securi-
ties Reading II will be perceived fell Oh little. The
market generally was firm throughout, the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
WILLIAN.BrRGH AFFAIRs.

Il A party Of eleven hundred persons mostly
Children connected WIKI the sunday schools Of The
Episcopal and Methodist Churches Of WLAamsoursa,
Green Point and Cross Roads, msds pleasure ex
euEsoa u ioEkers on Wednesday board the steamer
Aoseie.ko AiYonksrs hey PAr'Ook Of refreshments IN
large grove and listened - addresses iro several Of
the children Rev. Mr.. Meeker OF BGshEiek Aso ID.
dressed them TIE party returned 10 WlAAnsoursh
about asPass IN the eTea.as .ieF Del saral day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

NOBLE DEED.-A preacher in slave State
whose whole heart is set upon advancing the cause OF
patton but who has but litue Of this WORLDS
goods recently redeemed a cOl0red woman formerly a
slave belonging 10 his father. This woman. says the
nobe.hes berstOr in letter 10 friend sustained
TO relation different from all others Of her people
She had lsbored for my food clothing and education
from my very childhood. To redeem her was TO give
up some land which owned that wss purchased partly
by her labor II TO give into her hands liberty for
her toll for me- This would ike her TO have done for
me, bad slave labOrea for her. and eth sub
iscted to the wrongs of slave Her posteriiy will ever
after be free also To do it, mortgsged the last piece OF
land owned. / at the bottom of my purse. and
shall still hold Kentucky with more hopes Of final
success, through the blessing OF God than ever. gave
the woman passport 10 90 free immediately and am
making arrangements 10 have her recorded free At the
first sitting OF the County Court" Nat Era
The taithiulness Of the minister above alluded 10
In preaching and writing agsns, Slavery has awakened
the opposition Of his clerical brethren and they have
done all they dared do In order 10 drive him out OF
the state They have no, thought 1t proper TO attack
him openly, for like Jews Of OLD they fear the peo-
pie :" bu, they have resoried TO ecclesiastical fgess
working indirectly and 10 the dark 10 expel from their
brother whose example of selfdenis and Chris
tan fidelity standing re5uke Of their cowardice
aad pusillanimly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

THE CHISEsE JUNK-We do not know what our excite
mentioying people would have done for time past,
ifhe Chinese junk Keyng, bad not arrived From thu
time she announced being near and until she msds
her sppes ance al Quarantine thousand glasses were
hourly objected toward the NafrOws by thousand ana.
ious citizens DESTROYS Of getting glance OF Tho strange
yesse which resemhied as The po who .trered her into
port tad, an Immense morocco slipper nfn-d up Al hs
and the made that abs as open for sEhbi
lion both sides Of Roadway wore lined with people
their way 10 zee her The excitement which abe created
has not haf subsidized. Thousands visited her yesterday
and were much instructed well - amused she 10 tho
strang affair In the shape u sailing vessel that
eve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
DISPATCHES PoR THg TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
OFFERS OF PEACE
AGAIN REJECTED BY The
IEeXi VerEl IN G N I

By Extraordinary Express from New Orleans
we learn that the steamer Galveston. from Vera
Cruz, brings positive intelligence thatthe Mexican
Government had rejected the oveHures Of Peace
presented by Mr. Trist.
A dispatch from Fredericksburgh yesterday a.
ternoon, announced the arrival Of the Galveston al
New Orleans from Vera Cruz, whence she sailed
on the eth inst aud also stated r1at council OF
war had been held at Puebla AZ which i was
decided 70 march on Rio FRO on the --tn OF ) ane'
and there await the decision Of the hexcans 10 re-
lstion b Mr.. Bucbanans proposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

ply 10 Inquiries from various quarters Henry REILLY
Esq informs that the Crest Central Line OF Telegraph
which be IS constructing between the Eastern and
Western states will be completed far west as Gin
cnnau On the 2Oh August and that the Lake Erie Tel
egrsph which his associates constructing in con
pect1n with H. will be In operation At Cleveland about
the same me-ltha work On dGi continuing there
after steadily toward Detroit Sc Arrangements are
made for continuing this Atlantic, Lake, and Mississippi
Line 50 rs quickly bring Chicago and Milwaukee as
well 81 Louis into connection with the cities OF the
Atlantic seshosrd The speed With which the line "a
advancing Cincinnati and Louisville indicates the "a
Pdiy with which Il viii be ex;snded 10 Lake Michigan
IS " ell as the Mississippi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

Loco FocoIsN AND LrrERArURE.-Mr Aiken,
Loeo-foco member Of the nhnos Constitutional Con
veaIion, introduced In that body on the l9th inst
preamble and resolution, OF which the following is FAC
sirsit photography and all.
Whereas Mr. hAIL IN sermon On the llth dsy Of Ju.
ly In the second PresbauaN Denounced the sxi.,ins
war VITA Mexico As oti unjust and whereas such e
srstOa ought not 20 be tolerated sre ssp,cal In
republican gJycrament
And rAsrsas II i unoecomios uinlstsr Of The Con.
pei 70 sueh Lsogusge IN Gospel Sermon OF e.tre
Ihe young and risng Generation.
Therefore, Rcsolrsd that ssid Mr. Han be excu,.s
from holding prayer tbs convection Tor the future
The Coaveutior though Loco by a large msjority
would no, swallow MI Halls dose but cruelty lad on
the table - 70 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

~" y. that were glove upon that hand exc aimed
young sen az ne gaLed oa tAe beautiful LOUISE n
bat al DC llle that na4d unlike hat Of hsr
oder ara wiser sister Let her the gloves-the
lace shawl rom her neck, sad there ,ugturn ffec.
srs JeOW, nssy dark skin covered with an auc NOR.
Pnr" hes sisters WA the ssm. bot she had ussd
II4ilAo Chemical eosp, add thus her skln had bscoos
smooth sp-ifee from spot p.Iple feck, Or sunauTn,
aud whle as driven snON' P-nOls cannot coae-!ye
we delicious eject MS mas % The sa. s sold 10 New
fOfk Al 3! Chsihzms b. Ony, and mind II yOa With me
soap" W., steod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
New Publications.

~ THrRTY.THREE MILES AROUND TIE CITY
or NKwloKK is the title OF elegant Map jus, pub
lished by J. H. Cotton So Cedar-st New.York. Il EN-.
braces Of course parts Of NewJersey aud Connecticut
and i, exhibited in their true geographical rea
tons the most interesting places In the neghborhood Of
this great and rapidly extending City Ia order 10 se,
view Of the position Of this region 10 is relation 10 the
City Il has heretofore been necessary resort % maps
OF three different whereas this beautiful shee
yon have the whole territory within circle Of % miles
In diameter OF which the City Is the centre spread out
under the eye. such map must be exceedingly con
yeuient for citizens and Strangers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

privileged trader IN law and Justice Heaven for
bid The horseleech when gorged ceases TO value
human blood and surely the Marcys, the Buffers
the Polks. the Walkers, the Cases, and the Dei-
lssses will get wearied Of working political mis-
chief and vouchsae to give breathing time 70
their oppressed and betrayed country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

CArsKILL M0UsrAIS HOCsE.-lt IS twelve milea
from Toe Cstsk Landing. upon the summit u one VI
the principal 0-ntans ~ elevation gi 5yDO ieet
shove iideNatsr The mountain = here crowned oy q
table 0i immense size. which the nolse Is Dult
This rock terminates lev feet 10 front u the house IN
fearful precip.ce, from the brow OF which toe mex
pereneet tehoder starts tack 10 uncomfortable alarm.
ln the PEAKS upon peaks nse In every direction,
and fer away the distance al covered Win iu1aflanE
foliage No description DO justice 70 the almost IL
i'm table prospect n front Standing upon TOE pa<<a
o. the rock -sg mentioned you seem u nave eit the
earth and Dc sazng from some ethereal hgnI down
upon tie word add ts concerns lou sec nCtnl 49Of7
% srOand y0u-s IS belOS-eEen t1e clouds Sieei and
rC u 1eecy grandeur a. your feet Forests meadows
hsryestr-lts plains n1untsins rivers axes, cottages
WI a.es aud clues are Ia every direction deep re-
pose seems - have settled upoa TIE word No soaud
reaches you except perhaps the rate oi ne thunder
from some distant iii, Or ne sweet song u ne noun
tain oirG upon tie tree beneath you
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
Bnsiness Notices.

"RicHELiEU" GOLD PEss TsIuMPH.ST.-Au you that
have writing TO DO this hot weather try RIehelcu
Pen" and you Will DO surprised TO hnd how much Il VI
shten your ask They - only and the b,s; ard
cheapest pens in The city Oher pens from - 81
3D. j. Y SAVAGE q Fulton At sell these pens and ope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

sAsDss sAssAPAslLLA Ia ths wise economy Of Mature
here las been disfbued through the mineral aud sess.
liable kingdoms variety Of med eaa slbslances sdap,ed
" We relief Of various diseases bus - believed that IN
product Of The earth many powerful .sna,ivs
properties combined Ia SssaPariiz. Yet, render
lh-se latent properties practically usef ~y require do
yslogment, combination, AID concentration Ia Sands.
ssrsapanla Il Ia believed ell hc.e Obects h.ve been
effected TO the fullest extent 70 u nl.lered In
general practice euro EEd Uniform remedy Ia ca.es Of
&C. of1ls leprosy, rDmOr sweng u Inc lonis rhetua
tau eye ps.a Slngs sg, aud every complaint s,mu.
lomstc Of impure blood. Aaecons u as nucoa. mem
brane, such chronic cslsrrh spreading through The
nasal passage. into hs bronchial membrane. Of The fo.t
ALSO smbago, white swelling, aud hip di,ea.es, will be
removed 81 his invaluable remedy.
Prepared .nd solo, Wholesale and retail by A. b. kD
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Tailon..L corner CT
~lllAla-sl rs Bfoad~ay aud II Eaa Broadway te-.
Iofs sod sso oy Dfagsiss geOsr.y ssrO1 sLoul no
UDileo stsres. Price - houie bottles for Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

CHuDRENs BooKS-We have received from
Samuel Rsynor 76 Bowery i've beautiful liiue books
for children, OF which give the titles as follows
NEw STOKES ron LITTLE BOYS by Mss Colman
The LII LIZ MULTIFLIER
NEW SToRIEs FoE LITTLE GIELs. by Mrs C0lman.
SroRIEs FoR CoRINNE, ~ Mrs CO'rIzu.
SUNDAY HYMNS selected from Heber Hewitt &C.
These works are all neatly printed. and fall Of pie
turcs
- DoNG BEFORE BELIEyING" is the title Of
Discourse delivered =, the Anniversary Of the Derby
Academy in Hpghsm, Mass Msy i, Isl BY Rev. ".
Il YURNESs o. Philadelphia IL IS ful Of important
truth. eoqaenty and mpress.vely stated sod by W
Il Graham Tribune Buildings, and b. :. Il. Cray li2
Nassau 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

YELLOW teeth aud putin breath,
spOngy gums Ike GOtt-u death,
10 fepulslye and disgusting.
A.! could have teeth white as pesrl.
Sweet breslh-hsrd sums-msn or girl
WY delay May, qu.esly hsase
And use box " JoSEss Iootn Paste.
" IL eosIs bat Is cents and Is really beautiful snlce.
II giyes ne teeth zoe ensme Sod 10 Newfork only
o. ~ Chslhsm-sl Tvs 2.eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

GOLD PESs.-Ths eheapen In The city are those ,upen.
OF Diamond Pointed made BY A O. Bagey Co aad sold
by W GREAroS co. al 81 30 silver pencil case uca.
ded hoae stamped Albert o. Bag ey 81 75 only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

~ sHEEwOoD's IMPROVED MAGNETIC MAcHiSGs are
accompanied with bis Manual 20. $50, AID With bis
new aud scientific manner VI gnsusng are warranted
10 cure ten case. 10 one Of any olh-r machine
They are 0fdferenl sizes 10 rosewood case. 50 So
s2 snd SlA r. H. SHERWOOD NJ d
Iy13, %, 23k3i- i02 Chanber.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

ANEsicas MUsEusi.-The Ofphenn FsHiiy. the Shah ng
Quasers Chapmsns, Pete Morris with other performers
Al 81 and 81 p. ~ Wax Figures u tho thifty-sH Ams
lad Slaves SanIa Annss Leg, Orsug Oulang, Sc 10 be
seen al All times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

ILLINoIs.-In the Constitutional Convention the
proposition TO make the Governor reside stthe capital
and allow him $4,000 year, rejected by decided
vote. During the OF the several bsllongs there
appeared TO be msjlriy Of al the members elect in
favor OF $3.50 in fact there eghtyihree for this
salary hut is insertion 10 the Constitution defeated
by the opponents who refused 10 vote and consequent
ly, there was no quorum voting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

SOUTHERN MAIL AND TELEGRtPH-The Mag
netic Telegraph Line ia completed from Washing
ton 10 Richmond Va and In the OF dsy OF two
a station will be opened at that place.
For the information of merchants and business men
generally Of both the Northern and Southern Cities
may state tina, the Southern mail arrives At Richmond
about o'clock in the morning and the Northern mail
st6i r NJ The latter is the mail which leaves New.
York al A o'clock of the preceding evening Phisdel.
phs at 10 O'Clock r. NJ, Baltimore at o'clock A. NJ and
Washington al "a NJ. OF the same day.
Messages from the South received by mail at the Tele
graph office in Richmond, at A. NJ may be telegrsped
to New York one day in advance Of the mail and the
answer autographed back TO Richmond TO overtske
the preceding days mail thereby gaining another day
la Ike manner. two business days may be gained in
Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington, and four or
i've days between the Southern cities and Boston.
Arrangements have been made between the Telegraph
Companies from Newiork south, by which the enter
pusng merchants OF the southern Cities residing
the line OF Telegraph well as those Of the North
and Eastern Cities avsi themselves of the I'D
vsntsges the completion OF the line thus sf0rds
Packages OF letters will be made up the Post Oces
in New Orleans, Mobile. Charleston. &C. for The Tele
graph office Richmond and DC transmitted that station
by mail and thence Philadelphia, New ork, sc. by
Telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

" Santa Anna ii is said, has promoted fifty
ohcers who fought with him at Buens Vista He
seems to have been better satisfied with the result
Of that battle than Mr.. Polk-for be has caused TO
be promoted scarcely any Of the American officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

~ Country dealers bear Ia mind hat he or ln. nnd
ony oOgra1a l.asn Medcsiei soap f hi. eI,s of
tan PAN pies, irecE-s WOfns Ia he rkn, ssO nes. red.
ness aoa ns whole hoes u cs4Ieous disorder. IL ~ %
hac olIy a! Dr. FELix OOCkAUDs sole depot q WaAer.
b. hai bis Liquid yegeia8.e Rouge Lily While flair Dy.
ane Ot1sr csl@cfsed toilet prepzslOls Reusultrr he
place 81 Nsk-f-sL OF you will b. cheated a. numerous
cOuntseIs afe abroad LaOrs especially Ia Corr and a.
WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

CANADA-There were So persons lying 10 the
Moairesl Emigrani sheds On Moaday lsst Seventy
seven deaths had taken place within three Days The
number Of grants ~ quarantine Is much reduced.
Rev Mr. Beau5ren IS down with the fever a. the 4s
Dec Hospital The Montreal Grand Jury spe.kiug cf
the grsus. remarks thet The neeessty OF irausa
ping them mere inio oarges, which sons can convey
Them hence westward. hzs caused constant de-
tenuon OF large OF them IN the sheds u
III, city snd A snouni OF suffering disease and nor
tsty which the Grsnd Jury cannot think Of without
horror The sic OF the sheds Is anos the worst nat
coad have oecu chosen whether for the health VI the
immigrants or Of the city.
AtIl 10 enshle the Lower Canadians % ger I'd MORE
readily Of the fsai. tenure before the legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

70 The Washington correspondent OF the
CaarssoH C5Irig says that the Wings vii elect Hon
John 81 Botts Of Va speaker and Hon Alexander Ram
sey formerly membef of Congress irom PcnnsyvsnA.
Clerk OF TIE House Of Representatives, Inis di1eEs
ifom tae arrangement Of Potomac, smother Washing
Ia correspondent We pity the candidates for either
once mai these letter writers 20 in for. de must be
suoas cslnani who can survive ATTEMPTED dctAtodal
support Boston Atlas.