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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
~ The MEMORY OF o'cossrLL will be .p-

~ THE MEMORY OF O'CossELL will be ap.
propriately bonored in this City by Public Pro
ce..ion ON Wednesday of this week, when 81
Grafton or EuLogy will be pronounced by TX Oov'
WILLIAM II SEWARD, in obedience TO the uhan''
nous request Of the Committee appointed 70 oe's
nate an orator for this occasion. Gov seward
apart from life Of active sympathy with tne great
principles and measures Of Civil and he"sloos
Freedom 10 which the energies oil y Oonne"'
through public career of nearly ball century
were oonsecrsted. enjoyed the personal friend
sbio and esteem OF Irelands Libera,or and pro
eoapdlv appreciates bis lofty idea Of working OUT
the deliyerance Of Nation from CALLING bondage
by the potent yet patient Intermediates OIL
Truth and Peace alone. Few living Americans
are 50 well fitted TO do justice 10 OConneis cnar
acter and services to Freedom and to Man IN
less the weather should prove inausPicioos tne au
diehce will probably be as large as ever is'eneo
20 speaker within the limits OF our city.
We had hoped 10 publish by this time a iuli
progrsmme OF the services on this occasion, but
none has vet been issued, and we cannot even
s,,oaoce the hour at which the Grafton will be
delivered IL is known, however, that the Miitsry
and Fire Companies, Trades, &c &c oiother cities
as well as our own invited 70 unite IN the fro
cession and the Celebration, and We trust many
will do So The time has lot yet arrived ior me
universal recognition Of o Council as one oil the
Heroes Of II humanity, like HamPden' Tell kosei-
u.ko. Washington, but it 'oH come when the
cosbroudng preiudices and sectsrian hstreds Of the
hour shall have had time 10 sink into lifting oblivion
| ysal;,g hin, IA he was the ardent, anwayerlng
champion Of Liberty and Justice tor the oppressed
and down trodden not Of Ireland only but OF the
world This celebration, we hope, will evince that
the award Of impartial History is neither distant
nor doubtful
siHce the above was written me Programme ma
been received and will be found IN snothei column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

62i as rs for old 20 for Oswrso and strs, w.s.,
At the Gloss there lsss demand. ssd hoi5er, -.
more snxioss 10 sell For bad and unusp~c,sd -.
tnsr- good in1uify sns bod .-k.. -
pricss 10 southern there 10 nothing doing The u.,.
Is nomlpsliy s5fas5 Mesl h dull ., ? 37s s2ss
GRAi7-rse demand for Wheat ~ss eoa.,s.~..,
and the quotations had rather an upward t.ns.,-,
We nots' sslcs SEQ bushels new Gsnes~e at l2lsf.
LOO oush~ls Mixed Ohio us 5000 bushels Rcd ~
Orleans loot q lV7 and 500 bushels csn-gs s ., -
IS cents. Corn vas stesiy With fair inquiry IN. -
we're 25ocO bushels. =, 30 for Ne~ Oriesns s2asa.
mixed d34oid for yellow. go for mixed round ysla.
Ssles 5000 bushels Rye at s66T7 cents for dsils,,
Oats ara s21+5 cents and quiet
Z 1hs receipts down the Hudson since the OPIUM,
river navigation 10 yesterday. are lg2O2q bash W.,
, ~ OIL DO Corn i95fao DO Rye. Export from q
18th september 3,2i bush Corn - 81 do Ma,
9f9O do Rye
wBlSKY-ssles $50 bbls at g7a27i cents al Z,
hhds At q CENTS
PROVISIONS Pork - very dull. and offered q ..
close Al 10 y. and 10 s7s Before Chsnee 20 bbs No.
sold st sls In Beef there is bu, h,te doins wsscs'
sale. 100 hhds pcklei Hams Al ard 1900 ~ Do ~
10 Butter ard Cheese there 10 no change.
CLOyER-Ths market 10 quiet sAles moders, a,
a7es. cents Timothy 10 duh at l7ai9
HOPS-Ssles 1000 ~ new II l3i 2 IA cents e..k
Olive note farther sslss OF lsoo ssiloos Essi.,
Lins-ed al s. cents sud coo gale Country America.
90 csu,s sale Of 400 bbs Crude Whsle seleeiec ~
made at y cents for home use
LEAD-rb- market ia improving. ADD 800 pe,s
ni 30 cssh. and 600 DO to arrive, at I .
BIDES-A sale OF 100 nsrsnhsm hices W. nsis 4
private bargain.
FIsH-Thers have been 10 arrivals OF either pryc CO
or Nscksrel the former are wanted
FRfIr-ssle. 500 bx. Ordinary Bunce ksisus ~,
.,cond hand. l 40: sat b~s Malaga Lemons. n s,s
order. tl2. cash
lRON-Fsrther sales OF 100 tone Scotch Pig ifec ~
at 49, liO do S~edes to sfIive - 90 o mos "f .
DO English Bare on private terms
RlcE-slncs Wednesday the uarssuons sn'cssls
.hou, 40 tea and rs bbs at 20 for ordinary bt.
10 5 IS tor some of the bcs, In market The s,ocl q
light sud present quotations may os considered aus.
sN.T--Ilverpoo Fine 10 very scarce ard usa
wanted. At considerably improved prices so s,s
Ashton. sod. supposed At 6,, 4 mos
! TOBAcCO-Fsrther sales have been made ~ 30 Ass
kentucky and Virginia At sie3i cents. and 'isil y.
s,ter rate for tine cuttins-there 10 good dsmsat 4,
I'm. ouslitie.-crosses out of market lS5 b.s. =
Jaso sold a, Ia 2O cents 80 cases Conoecueut ala
| r..h and time 100 do Pennsylvania seed Leaf lnd &
bales Ysrs on terms not msde public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
,.,.r,c.. Wool nj the Institute Fair

Exer,ons have been made by the American In
s,tute TO have extensive specimens OF the Wool
OF our country exhibited At the Fair Already many
have been received and there Is no doubt that there
will be such IN .ssenblsse Of specimens OF The wool Of
America a. will both please and instruct sl those who
sahe an interest In this indispensable staple AndH~'
be found that our country capable - tits OF unooansed
production Of H. contains suoh quslities Is Will surprise
many who have not made themselves Win IL
Professor fleisehmsn has recently returned from
Europe. which be visited under the auspices OF The
United States Government. and brought home sperdi
.pscmens Of the nness woods Of siess where the Ne
rno Of Spain has been fer forty years pas, much i'm.
proyed In quality beyond the original hne heeees OF
o.n He has presented thsse 10 the Institute and they
Nm form . standard with which to compare our moe,
precious American aeeoes
An vbo wish 10 Join In this exhibition will plesss &c
A.ve heir specimens here % the let or I'd OF October
,h.v nav enter into the arrangement a, Castle Gar
An WHARF the Fair viii oPea TO he pubic % TIE 9Th
OF October next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

Total 40 far .3UIl l,ob I'D i1i"
Tweedy ahead. 1918 Martin in slllOio.
The counties TO be heard from gave Martin 2's
majority in '45 We allow them TO have gwen
500 the same way now and still elect Tweedy by
over 900. But the Milwaukee Sentinel OF the 18th
says:
"THK NORTH AND WEST The returns, thus far from
the North ADD Wet indicate stiering vote Tor DIT
TwKEDY in hose sections OF the Territory a. ar received
l"no The lake shore Winuebago gives him 80 MAORI
ty FOND du Lac from $50 us and Columbia 10 to 9o
According to present appearances Mr. IwEEpfs major
iiy will exceed ONE THOUSAND and msy reach FIFTEEN
HUNDRED"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
>sv.yorL Legislature SPECIAL sfss'os.

SvsATE.. ALBANY. sept l--7 p NJ
senate engaged ell day on general bill tor the IN
corporation Of Bridge Companies. 1t was not DIS
posed Of srvp,y
Abia was reported 10 repeal the lsw exempt
ips properly Of clergymen from taxation
NJ W.rsoS brought in bill to abolish ieudal
tenures.
The resolution Of SIR. RUTHERFORD that the Com
mi,.oners on Pleadings and Practice report ws'
carried.
The Lien Law bill was referred back to the com
mit.ee reporting it, with instructions to make 1t
applicable to the whole state
The Committee of the Whole then took up the
biz authorizing the Safety Fund Banks on the e''
p-atiop their charters to incorporate themselves
poder a general law. Mr.. HaDLEY proposed the
charter Of Oneids Bank as the model charter 10 be
adopted. The question as 70 the policy Of coniinu
ior The two systems OF Free and safety anc
Ranks vas debated at length. The Committee
rose without dis posing Of the bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
Xyj.con-in-Givcn Up.

TIE Milwaukee Duty IKiscons'H Loco Of the
10th complains that the returns are conflicting
and incomplete, but we have enough before us to
sav that Mr. Tweedy is elected by from to 200
majority 1t claims, however that the Territorial
Legislature is Loco Foco' as usaal.-"e Obtain
the following mainly from the Milwaukee Sent'"I
and Go.etie CWhig though a few reach US through
other channels:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
History OF Annexation from Hon.
John 4. spencer.

John 4. spencer.
To The EdilOrs Of the National IaieliigHron.
GrSrLEMKs-Yourd daily paper OF the 9th instant
contains the reply OF Eek President Tyler to an al
dress of Senator Houston of Texas. on the subject
of the annexation of that State. In the course OF
his remarks Mr.. Tyler makes one observation
which, although not so intended by HIM IS calcu-
lated to mislead upon polut OF personal interest,
in respect to which wish the exact truth known.
Speaking OF the support which that measure re-
ceived from Gen jackson, MIR. Tyler says: His
name was undoubtedly tower OF strength 70 any
cause which he espOused butthere are other aux
iiaries who deserve 70 De noticed in connection
with tins matter | omit the names OF Mr.. lpshar
MIR Nelson, and Mr.. Calhoun, who successfully
filed the Chair Of the State Department and after
them OF my entire Cabinet. The want OF precis
ION in this remark as 10 ne ffDie of which he IS
speaking may induce the belief that at the seye
raj periods when Mr.. Upshur, Mr. Nelson, and Mr..
Calhoun occupied the Department OF state bis en-
tire Cabinet cooperating IN the scheme Of
annexation. AS have no desire To obtain false
credit or unjust censure for acts in which did not
participate nor to avoid responsibility for sent
ments honestly entertained, have deemed II
proper to trouble you with this note for publication,
merely 10 say that never assented to the course
pursued by Mr. Tyler 10 annex Texas 10 this coun'
trv that as stated by him 10 his first communics-
ton on the subject the ncipient steps toward that
measure were taken by him in CONJUNCTION with Mr..
Upshur. without the knowledge OF any other per
sons and that when the matter WAS brought be
lore the Cabinet OF which | was member my OPP
position to it was decidedly manifested This oP-
position 10 the views and policy OF the President
wss the immediate cause OF my resignation Of the
office of Secretary OF the Treasury, and OF my re-
tirement from Mr. Tylers Cabinet on the Isl OF
May, is44 That the entire Cabinet subsequent
10 my withdrawal were auxihsries IN the plan o.
annexation. do not mean 70 deny.
Respectfully, yours j. c SfkNChA-
6od1g September IL. ls47.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

ONLY II y FoR TIVE PEgNiuN Com Pss.-J W Gar
roS Co n Cedsrs are now selling those superior Pen
in silver cases for ~ - liberal discount made 10 y
trade Country merchants should BY all means 'aN'
themselves with some Of these for their Fall and "ns
sales GRe,roS Co. also keeps great variety o. 'ias
style suitable for the retail trade Gold pens fefaea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
Court Calendar. .ras DAY

SrpvEIoR CorKr-Nos A.. r. y n It, 2 II - 30
- 10 90 3l3 100 a. -. 81 10, 80, ~ 81
CtRctrrr CouRr.-Nos. 70 10 Inclusive
COMMON PLEAs-NOs. 20 10 inclusive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

VERMoSr-We have some farther details but
they are no longer important The Liberty party
claim % Representatives in all, and hope to hold
the balance Of power in the House the Wings
concede them 20, and claim to have clear major
ity Of one over all others. Just at this time, We
can hardly believe that the Liberty men would
unite with the War party to choose Polk and
Texas Governor, il they had the opportunity and
after the woul falling of from the - certainly II
probably, Loco Foco Senators, TO the nine out OF
thirty which is all they have really elected they
will hardly be inclined to push their advantage
The Montpelier Waterman and State Gazette
makes the aggregate vote Tor Governor as follows
Eaton Whig....l9263 Dillingham;, Loco. 1908
Brainerd Liberty. OPS Native and Sca,...... lU1
Senators 81 Whis, Loco Whig maj H.
House Wing l02; Loco "a Liberty 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
b. Telegraph to The 1F'6"He.
n,,,c,,,e Fir, in philadelphia.

Pan ADTLFHfA- -ept II III
We nave no Southern dispatches yet Inc hne
is working badly.
4 ..-;ou, ere broke out this morning IN sprins
Gxrs.u. corner of Teaih and batton"ooi su''
Two carpenter. shops about twenty dwellings,
were burned. or seriously damaged. The furniture
Of the tenants was mostly destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

cut>ysr JrNy-We DO not oycrraie the interest uh.s
this vessel ought % create when that Wi !,
slur on me cry ii she BE- visited by every ine
n,rsor In the country before she leaves here They "a,
Zee the model OF the vessels huiit BY The Chime.
back A. two thousand years t0 which she bear, PRISE
resemblance for it j. well known fact that the Chlss
40 not allow OF any innovation in anythins ana ncfs
psciay iu ship building The cuTiusities on eost A.
I ,,,rfftt1afrnus md interesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

~ The Wings of ERIE County. PcaHsyiraa'd'
at their late fully attended Delegate Convention TO
nominate County Ticket unanimously presented
the name Of HssRy CLAY as their choice for next
President Sach Indication from County which
gave Gen Harrison l,s9i majority in 40 and Mr..
Clay sos majority in "a strikes US as significant.
Enc County 10 Of the most intelligent aud her
Wings the most spirited and energetic OF any in
the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

.y,~vrr Uuln AND nR. NALg>rISE.- The sboss can.
i artists who have been attracting crowded and hstr,
he audience. during the past week commence snc..f
short series Of entertainments tomorrow evening Nt
rhanic. Hall Those who wish 10 enjoy nch Ard a,
nment given by gentlemen Of education and ,r
should not fail 20 embrace the present Opportunity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

Df,MoSDPolNrED GOLD Prss.-A superior article ,
awa,. to be found the Depot Of the Newfors GohP@
Company, 50 Johnst cor. Nassau Also, gold and 'fr
pen and pencil cases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

0SrARIo.-The' Wings OF the Ontario Eastern
Assembly District have appointed WILLIAM II.
LAxroRr. Esq. OF Gorham, their Delegate to the
State Conycu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
Maine mud fhe WAR.

The Journal of Commerce publishes IN IT'S bdlto |
rial type letter from congenial spirit IN Angus
IA giving a glorious account OF the Loco Foco VIC
tory in Maine, and rounding oil with the following
flourish
tn, ,,om;u,.t is.us ~ his Election The conduct Of
tls Aduiaiaya,ioa In regard he Mexican Var ana Mt
rout Of the Wigs Is nnt0osdL
Let ms examine this assertion in the light OF motto
rious iacts-as follows
l. The day OF the Maine Election was slgnaiized
throughout the larger portion OF that State by
cold and violent rain storm, which kept large |
proportion of the voters from the polls
q There had been no systematic organization or
preparaton ON the part Of the Wings, canvass
"a ,-a,.~ r~~rl-, WINE tueio "as quiet
rally on the other side which brought greater pro
portion of their voters to the polls
3. Although the Loco Focos have carried the
State now while there was no choice OF Governor
last year and nothing fairly decided at the regular
Election yet eUea THERE ote as fully Trio Thousand
less noe than last year.
Such are the circumstances under which, the
vote by which, a triumph is claimed for Polk and
the Mexican War. Now look on the other side
Last month, the State of TENNESSEE held her bi-
ennial Election, on which depended Governor, Leg
islature, Delegation to Congress and U. 5. Senator
The State was thoroughly canvassed on both sides
by the able and eloquent candidates for Governor
the competitors for Congress, &c. &c The war
was the main topic before the People, and very
thoroughly discussed on both sides. The rote tcas
The largest erer poled IN the State The result was
aWhig victory by 900 majority, where Mr. Folks
friends had 9 500 Just beisre the War broke out,
while Mr. Clay in "A had but liz majority Never
was a contest more thoroughly Political rarely
triumph more signal. Yet nobody heard through
The Journal Of Commerce that hiS ras an emphatic
rerd,ct against Polk and me Var!
Let none understand US as seeking in the above
to excuse the conduct OF the Wings OF Maine Tha
conduct has been dastardly, treacherous, infamous
Full well they knew that the House OF Ropresen
tatives was nicely balanced, aud that single los
or gain might determine ITS political character 10
the momenious conflicts approaching. They knew
that BY thorough organization and proper efforts
they might elect one certainly and possibly tire
of the four Members to be chosen, yet they effect
ed no such organization put forth no such efforts
Not merely those Of them who neglected to vote
but that larger number who failed to use prope
excrtious to secure full vote, have richly d.
served the exeoraton aud contempt OF the iaithi'
upholders Throughout the Union OF The cause the
have SO basely betrayed. We have ceased
dilute the truth in regard To such uesoherous b
hayior Every faithful Wig in the land is perso
ally wrongod by such detection, and here is Oh
who desires that they should fully understand il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

p,cu REQUESTS To THE Protestant EPISCOPAL
r,,'-.ca In the Sumner Of ls.s. Frederick hohne,
T,o native OF Germany. and Tor msny yesf' cu1oo.
Sr-t ~ -oufh t'trffrt 500 N'' ~ 49, =.
re l,,te, plsee deeply lsrsfnfed Lawns ~, ~
49, ~ .ns Vsux Of Philadelphia and Maxwell
AZ south Caroi.ns his executors ne n
wealthy r,sn strongly attached 70 ths ~,
Show. II msis simple provision iol ~ 80 s, ~ NJ.
49, hssi. rerfsin properties Tor the pen. NJ " ~
-Jl.,er.l kindred and msfs. moreover many p''S
b.sre.t. - fcor friends servants &c. ~,
re will conveyed the following lrsselrs stF'Sly
4, te paid On The desth Of bis ~ido~ "o'on c'"' ~"
inst ,akea place. as w. are iniormed: s,coo,o
n, the House Of Refuge. Philadelphia 800
Orphsn Asylum PhiiAdephis. -.------' 49,,
psor.vlvsnis Dssf sui Dumb Institute. 1850 -pOc
r.r,.is Prot Fyis AssOcisnon Phisdeiphis 49,
infant >choot t.'s" y. -. ct.,ch ~ 5000
General Epis Thro seminary, n .--------'' Sooco
Prot hpls Cnuien -, 49,. -, ~, Ml.. Soc 10000
Bishops Fund. Diocese OF "a ;.-.-.,p Sooo
D., rol, soc for proos eating Christianity ia ia 9NV
Other donations TO Protestant hpiscops tns"
,u,op. churches Sc. &c. In south Csfoihs' ,oo,o
especially to ihose OF Charleston w.
-h rs.dus 10 the executors In rus, for such chart
tie. In Penusylvsnis and south Csroans |" INC, Sy
d.em beneficial TO nsr kind sne eo,1sa - ~
lion OF both States II being spscisiiy eoIo"o'N " ~
permitted 10 b. psrtskers thereof ,,,,h..a
The deces.e Of Mrs Kohne throws tns whole Q, 'nes
munihcen, bequsss into the hands OF those Tor on
they were intended by their bestower. Many VI WV
viii prove mos, opporiune and usiGh
SUDDEN DsArH-Lemue North. ESD OF Chszy
Clinton County died very suddenly At TIE boronHo on
The lfh inst SIR North bad been attending me AIR ~
saratoga and was on his way home On setuns os' OF
the ears At the Borough be Vas seized win spopNy
and died in few minutes lie was "oout " seI $500
s,e. a man Of irreproacbsole character and nlsu5
esteemed by all who knew him lAo'"S Argus
ENLARGEMENT REsUNgD.-The Arrangements
preparatory 20 commencing the second uer OF rn'seu
/ ocss At this place are now complete anu y" "'"
''' ''' Wv lLocsport Courier.
The PorAro CRor.-The Coburg Star INDUCES
,h gloomy forebodng that hslt the PctAo crop OF
csnsds will De destroyed by the blight US opinions
are based upon Information derived IRON FARMERS j" W
| riOus parts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

srcvu,op cornr-Judgs ssndiord took hts seat on
s,,n,asv =, one of the Judges OF this Court judge
ysnteryoe announced that the judges 10 pursuance OF
the .uhorl,y conferred upon them by sisne rave ~
pointed Judge Oakley Chief Justice oil the |ou'@ AT
eumsuts were heard -. NJ 90. ~.
BEFORE Chief Justice Oakley. George C0AiT vs. IN
c,f BY contractor To recover u
an owner OF property Yves, IoooSen damage. 9r sup
ping his worAmen and not permitting nlh ~ l.l ,
finally made with Mr. Thomas, architect VINO trans
erred il 10 Mr. C. after commencing the building WIN
the consent II is said of Mr. l. The WORK wss slvPpea
nv latter two or three days after the mason employed
Nv Mr. & commenced IL WAS contended the workw"
not going On according TO agreement Tor os
fsndsnt.-For plsintf Mr. w Allen for defendant
Messrs VIM lnglis and NJ. X. LaorskL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

UNITED STATES MARsIIALs OFFIcE Charge y f~-
iojaisx a LsnSr-Charles ~ Parsons was arrested on
saturday charged with opening and emoezzhng e''sr
,,n,s' 80 Anna Mari. Parsons said letter containing
s3 II IL said the letter came from Boston having an
euvelop directed Charles II Parsons was intend
ed for gentleman by that name dong business n'
.r nsr, of the civ but the posmsn II is said car
risd and delivered il the psr,y now In question Inero
will be an examination this forenoon
Charge OF AssaEif at Sea-UHiam Pane "a u,S's VI
tina sbi9 Constitution was arrested by Marshal Collins
an rorrlaint of William skinner. OF the crew, VINO
CHARGE him with making assault upon him Win
dangerous wespon-s Delay ing pin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
.hipwreck and Los of Life.
rRoUBLEs IL EURoPE

The steamer BRrAssh, Capt Harrison. arrived
q. Boston Yesterday at O'Clock, A. NJ Her news
vss transmitted to TINS city by Telegraph and pup
E.bed in Extra. Of the Sun and Herald
The BRITANNIA touched on Cape Race y r. on
,be 9Th inst. IL fog. bat got safely of
She brought ITO psssengers-snong them zen
Armstrong. American Consul at Liverpool Hon Il
c. Winthrop, NJ. c. Of Boston. snd Mr. Francis hall
Of the Com ueyr7ai Adrerftser
portion Of the news was Of course anticipated
by the Union
There is still farther decline in Bresdstuhs but
Cotton is firm
The following Table exhibits the comparative
prices Of BREiDsTuFfs at Liverpool By me last
three steamers 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

sASDs's sARsAfARiLL,-Thi. medicine Is constsntyr
forming almost incredible Of diseases arising Or
impurities OF the blood. The unfortunate victim d'-f
dtary disease with swollen glands contracted s'ss' 81
bones half car0us has been restored 10 health and W
The scrofulous patient covered with ulcers oah''ns
himself and 10 hi. attendants, has been made "hof h'
dreds OF persons who had soaned hopelessy ioi jN'
under cutane1us and glaodulaf disorders, cAf'-~
rheumatism and many other complaints spiingins M
derangenent of the secrese organs aud the cfeasA~
have been raised Il from the rack Of disease "
now with regenerated constitutions gladly testify e~
efficacy Of this 1estmable preparation The testn>'J'
those who have been cured by ts use, with their 70
dences has been published from time 10 time, and "s'
desirable, a mass Of the most overwhelming tesiiaA
could be brought forward proving most conelos'eiI
ncstimable value.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY a. ~
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton corner of"s
liam zIs Broadway, and II East Broadway, y"
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the Um"
states. Price 81 per bottle six bottle. for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
Nobly done, young WISCONSIN

MMNE.-We have some farther returns butt they
are not worth publishing. The Loco Foco Governor
is reelected, though he has some 5000 votes less
than last year. when there was no choice the
Legislature is of the same pattern and the four
hitherto vacant seats in Congress are all filled by
Locos-so that the Delegation will stand