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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

70" DR. VALENTINES Farewell Entertainment pre-
yious 10 his departure for Europe comes OF On Monday
evening Feb J. rain or shine, a. the Society LiofuJ'
corner Of Lsonsrd.st aud Broadway, commencing az
o'clock precisely Tickets admitting gentleman OF
lady and gentleman % cent?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

STAGE Coach AccIDEsr.-Monday evenings
stage in pas.az from Cincinnati Hamilton, lpset
sboat Eve miles from the city, and Gov. Bebb, VINO
was in Il injured tie received severe confusion
uooo h, right cneek u.t below the eye, and
dred insensble tor moments BY the violence VI
he shock he recovered. however, and was able 10
ride % Mr. Csrys house where ne soon became COM
Portable and alter resting a while proceeded his
Journey Tue other passengers escaped unhurt The
driver had hs leg broken IN falling from the oox-
Cincinnati Gazette, Jan "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

rT- ]. SMITH Dopst, DEsTIsr, no. u sosa'~ nss'
Broadway, requests he sitsnaloa II those "sHnAs
cal teeth TO his method "a method used In ns e'
csasyely by himself offasssnng either single lse'A
when on sod plates; IL saves Of tho pain as2s'y
iyen In te operation and enables the wearer 10 kss2s
clean and healthy mouth. o. NA"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

THr RIGHT TO PRACricE As AN ATTORNEY
We invite attention to the decision Of Chsf Ja.,e,
lones given Saturday and reported on the Fir,,
Page Of days Trouns in relation TO the clause Of the
new Constitution which refers to the admission of men
% practice a. Attorneys In our Courts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

ASrrwAR NKETMe.-A meeting is to be held
this evening In Boston OF those who are in favor Of
wsshirsvips our troops from Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

Y- Tyare7s and ol>ys leaving The CRY In The after
Don are informed tha, Ecein7 Edition Of The Tribune
printed every day containing the stock sales Markets
News by the Southern Mail. &c. up % O'Clock By IN
curing Of the Te~shoys for the Ees Edition Of he
Tribune every ore viii be able 10 take with him me
s:est news up TO the time Of leaving the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

Il Is rumored that the Mexican Congress had &C
cep;ed the United States proposition OF peace and
authorized the appointment o; peace commissioners
to meet similar commissioners from the United
States Government. IL was not supposed that any
movement would be made agains. san LUIS but
that the mountain passes De retained and Vera
Cruz be reduced. possible by land STACK On
Scott taking Command. The tow-boaf Paenix. having
IN tow the ships Manchesier and lroasdes and bark
Le0ailne. exploded her boiler Al the South west
Pass below New Orleans on the 2lst Inst. killing
about twenty persons and badly woondins nun
Der Of others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

The BLACK LAWS OF oAio.-These disgraosful
laws we fear ssln to be permitted TO hs
sts,uehook reproseh to the State and 10 the age in
the Senate the bin for this repeal indefinitely post
poned BY vote OF ~ 10 l3-tarss Wings sorry
to cay, voting with the LocoFocO minority. Tue House
iswhis and We hope viii give e'eren, vote bs, of
course the measure cannot be carried without maori.
~ in both bodies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

s1sosis s1RsAraELLA--The means OF removing er''
der. and Of aeystng Tho suferings which hey oees.
when cure simpracucab!e, the grssl ends whieh
ielnes arc designed TO accomplish. We Ihnk nay =
aid with tra.h that sand.s sarssparlla while VIZ ~
yals pain in The wof u serofls and onof se's
and humorous diseases, viii also II very large nSfr
Of such cases effect speedy perfect sod pefnsas
Nor las proved lees elcsclous 10 efupuons AZ - -
f.ct.ons VI The skia, than IN those When s<ss
and lh. gsrs, While therefore, We would nos ps ~.
,o1- aim iuf4iDility for his preparation We ~ J
c.fel, believe on he authority u hose NM 49, -. -
n. eari, and from experience l.1 W ~ 80 q
plsats " have named, and many oihsfs III. a
.,nnarurs. condition. VI he blood Sacdss ohssp&'A's
restore The Invalid ~ health
rrro.fed snd sold, wholesale and fetaD oy a D. a
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, log Flitohs- ~ ssU
Vi liau-st rs Broadway. and II Esss bfoso 10
Yo,k sold sIso Oy Druggsts se1eraAy tnst - a.
United suates Price 81 yer bottls OF ak po'N''
re- DR. FELIx GOUkAUD's haisas hef'e1<s = -
-,r,y al skin d.seases dlsco.ossfson ana
-. s.Lt<. for sradlcsilnS super1gous nzif no -
In. forsteads u.oles aod ih- sia6bofn bssfo
$3.50 before bu,lng Proof positive hls adj 70 -
II tsrstabls Ro1xe for crimsorng cheeks 80 -
C,sru ISssr Dy< Luy Wa.k< and vsfsy u 49, a.~~
articles, 70 Dc p ss. o'.y = "' A 90
r.v-y b. PALnER II authorized agent sno !, ~ -
ressi wing Subscriptions and sdverusenents y. 100
ns.s pxpsfs a me country far and nea<, 81 BIS AZ
- lTork' Boston, Phils6cl2his AID Balnln~is 4
sxsucy n Now Yosk Y N The Tribune s3asa'as~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 81 lsi7.

The remains Of Wa,soa. Ridsley Thomas. Pier
son, Boyle and Graham, have arrived 81 Baltimore,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

DISPATCHES FOR rHE SPANISH MISIsrsR-Capt
Kempton. OF the bris Quincy, irOm Havana on the
18th ult- brought dispatches from Mexico for the
Spanish Minister at Washington They were re
ceived from Vera Cruz by the BRITISH steamer Dee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

PRETTY GooD-Ths Dayioasaa Dayton, Ohio
calls Old Father Richie the great Peoksn o; the
Democratic household" Those who have read
Martin Chuzzlewit will see at once the appropri.
ateness Of the name II any man can defend a
mean or wicked action with more .anc;imonioas
face than the Administration hurdy guriy, his
eo,ntenance must be worth STUDYING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

,,,e yyhIc General Committee. -

, ,~s,iaz Of hi. Committee " ~ be he'd on TUes-
A., evening. February O. al O'Clock, a. The Broadway
House By order.
! PHILLIPS PHGSIx. Chairman,
ksRtHAM X. LAWRENCE, Vice Chm
JossfH s X un'LS Secretaries lfA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

MKxico AND CENTRAL ANERIcA-The COaT-
rser dss Esass Usis Of Saturday has confirmation by
the way OF Havana OF the report it had before pub
lished that the Southern Provinces of Mexico had
been invaded by the President of Central Amer.
ca Gen. Carrera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

FREs.-A FIRE broke cut about O'Clock on Sat
urdsy evening 10 the smithshop Of James haissn III
Grand st damage trhing Another occurred al o.
clock sunday morning in shed on seventh avenue be
tween Seventeenth ana Eighteenth sss But little dam
age done The alarm At O'clock sunday afternoon
vss without foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
The Irish, or Land Monopoly, and the British,
or LAWYER Monopoly.

Irn1-fr-f N1riefsSisH A. '-k1 s1s Pc l,0gf -
Ter AZ 0,-a sisrn - Freedom q fis Prbli LADS
Vlidh P1k - -5r pgrarsz-dH Ia1licrab1 h-rzs'
s,sai-s Cieck on L1ad Jo6bsrs-Tis TrfHfyfhro
Ml0H MrrrgnSs-M S.1r-Lfztsl,ffrs Prugrrss--
CgneihIri0a Cozrts-Psti1a for ~ lnpca1asreni q
fie Srrraas Court prfscal.d By NJ Hash-L toeasiaS
f,r5rgsgs-4 RTE and rci0as LfSoi Jar-Tq- IAe- nc
ccssrV = ceu5ileS Gci0a 70 C6irs tis nomination Of
as; and faiiAfsl Jadsss-WAai lax esre.essness
ra-g d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

~ Mrs. COWS first lecture which was post
poned On account OF tie RAIN will be given at - o'clock
P. 81. on Monday at 1876 Eghth-ss near Broadway. at
the hal Of the Collegiate Institute The lectures vi" Dc
given on Monday "Wednesday and Friday OF each week
Ill the course is completed. Admi'taucs % cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

DEATH % Mrs. PoE-The death OF ESs,,
Poe's wife IS recorded in our paper today See a.,
on Saturday Of pulmonary consumption HsF tss-,.l
will take place a; Eordham 70 morrow a, o'clo<t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

~ An insane man. named James Nosen VI,
conveyed TO the station house IN the sixteenth Ward q,
Saturday upon whose person found so In sod ana
silver lie was placed aader proper gusnianshp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-20
Die Nutpnt0te.
GSorticRun9.]

Das sllles tit's eben, fel euotpis Elm, suas
mid gang tou mad,te; ih BIN pon ar Der
@aihinsneMaIf, wOsu td audi oes prcs
feGors Spsl auf cem Slii9el rehne, croents
lih curhsewalft uno purh9efnetet, caB td
es in allen @lleben fllble uno lan9e ntd,t
nerrpinoen tperoe.
Sbon bic 8srbinbuns bes MenIden NIT
tcoten, oas Menihlide in Silouns uno Bee
,pcauus nahiffsnosn Gisuren ju sleitem
Ibun uno 2reiben, bat fur MIDI ettpas
Drudenbes, llnbeimlihes, ia @ntiebllhes.
CD, taan mir es oenfsn, caB es mD5lld1 ieln
m,iste, 6isursn permDse zines I'M Snnern
uerborsenen @etriebes gar fi1ntlld, uno be-
beube tansen su lai1su, audi mustsn o'eie
nit Menfhen Gemeinltaftltt einen Gang
auATIbren unb Gd, lit aQerlei 2puren pens
ben uno creben, 70 DaB Der lebencise 2dnser
bic toote bDl,erne 2dnserin faBte une flh NIT
ibr lttuenfte, tpllr oeit Du ben anblld obne
inneres @rauen cine Minute lang ertra9ens
aIber uouenos bic @aIhlnensDluflf 1T fur
MIDI etspas 0eiauies uno @rdBlihes, unc
cine quite Strumpfmafdine abertrifft, nadl
meiner Weinrns, al spabrem Wertb hinl'
melrpsit bic ucufcmmenite, prahtisi ite Spiel-
llbr. aa ~
Sft es tenr nur allein Der aus Dem Wans
be ftrDmenoe Soaud', Der benz 8lassSn1ru'
usnte, = flnb es nur aaein Die seienfisen,
aeld,meicisen.6 Singer, Die oemSa,ten'Snifru'
ueute 9Sne entlcden, tpelte nns nit mdd,'
siaem 3auber ersreifen, ia in uns bic un'
betannten unausipredlihen @efiible erresen,
reLae NIT n.ats Srbildem hieuteoen Ses'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-20
Canton, Starf Gu,,tp, Obio, Cftober 20, 1S47.

itrumentD bat oas joarmCnIhcro nch nldlt
i'm Miuoeften errelht,
St babe bies Snitrument sehOrt, iaate
Teroiuono, uno mus scitehen, cas fcn Icu
redt in mein cnueres scorun9en, iplewchl
es. TIA d meiner ginIht rcn benz Sunltler
lelblt nd,t eten pcrtbeiltaft behanoelt wurs
DC. usbrisens fa0e id, DID sanh tpiewChI
MIDI Die enge BeSicbuns jener Staturlaute,
Don oenen Du lpridf, nit Der Wullf, Die
mir curd, Sntrumente berpcrbrun9en nod
nitt oeutlib einleuhtet.
(ShluB fcl0t.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-20
& ufrteben E n be / t.

= n y t.
Gs nil mir gar nld)t III ben Slni,
IaB ib nid)t reid 9ewcrcen bin,
Mit spr9' unr Wab' ica pla9en
gSie tDnnt' it' baben III Der QSelt
9Bie lSnnt' id lebeu, hdtt' ih 9eIp! -
Gs niiroe mir behaoen
Jtun sebt's mir ccd i'm &rpf terum:
Sh bin niht reid bas fno ih oumm!
GO Bassn, pferoe, Shmaus II. Weiu
Theater, Soduitr, Selc uno S.ain
Has tDnnt id, 9lIes habeu!
Das aanse Sabr auf Geiien seb'n,
Oas ihonte Weib mir duserleh'n
Wid, gang III euit be9raben -
gs haftet wlrtltd, mir im Sinn,
DaB idb niht reid sewcrcen bin.
Sh bin inoeB einmal nid,t reid,
llno ceuf' it, mad, lit's mir audi 9leih!
D1s hat MANI oenn . ON 5oaben?
Sh nil nun nid,t auf Neiien 9eb'n,
9iiht nah ben fdGnen Weibern feb'H>
llno itill am older graben
Ca wirb's mir cncIih 9cnS sn Stnn,
DaB it nidt reid, qencroen tin.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-20
Sabr9tne1 Il


~ ~ u "
Wie bod, nid,t mus oem frsien Naanu
Das 0erS I'M Sulen itlasen.
Stebt er Die pielen e1noer an,
Die ild Der Sreibelt guf sewann
Sn uulern Seloentasen.
8cn 5uncYs SaY bis Sables 0ut
9ln 5lcrioas 9eitaoen,
auf Aaem. tpas oaswifden ruht
Bis su oss iti0en Meeres 5lutb
@ebt man auf ibren pfaoen.
Gin Neid, 70 sres unb ih0ner peit,
9lls Der europa 4dnoer-
St, peld, Elm 6elo Der Sslisteit!
4Hie wahien bier 70 ipeit uno brett
DeS Simmels unterpfdnoer!
9luf oieism 9ruuSe erfrahlen lhcn
9ln orciBi9 heae Sterne,
llno jeoer 1T eln treuer '5chn.
Gu treuer Shito Der Union
SIR ale 3ei:enferne.
Da fam bic 6rsibeit nimmermebr
Sn ihrem 6lus erfhlafen,
Sie (febt NIT e.uem Hie1enheer
gereit ia boiler 9raft uuo Webr,
Die Welt lIh iu erraFtn.
llno tistih mebrt I'D, lire 3atl
Durh YOlfer bon Guropen>
Die ubererI0I9 ibrer Auat,
Gid luhen elH besIitdtes Tba[
GU uuiern beitern Grcpen.
9leiA einer Sclterwanoerung,
Sn uusebeueru Mafsn,
Siebt tdslid, mam 70 9llt uno Sung
@oG Soofauus uuo Seseiferuus
Die alte Welt uerlaGen.
Hub frcunolif), tpie elm Brueer MUIR
Den Sruoer fanu empf1nsen,
Be9rlst man ile auf oieier 6lur
uno itiaet nad, 70 LANCER 1cIr
Sbr Sebuen uno 8erIan9en.
60 tpdhit bic 6reiheit I'M uno I'M
9ln @lnd uno Waht uno @r0Be,
uno bauet Gcb Elm Qeili9tbum,
Das oauert pcler 9lans uno Nubnt
Durh ale @roenifose.
1r. Wilb. Seioelberg.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-20
Gin biir9erltbes &rie9s9cribt.
Srei brarbsitet mad b'b' Ia9etub fur oer 4nici
ger css 2esttsns.l
SO. |.
Infer alter Ircuub, Der MIfagbe.

Infer alter Treunb, Der Mfa!Se.
Giniee ;nan;i9 Meilen Inclld ocn 81 pa;
70 bel Otprte, auf elmer sroBen, frudtbaren
Suiel oes 9lic 9rance, lie9t preiIoic De Gan
gleaiario. YreItrp heiBt im WerifaniIten
ein Sort, uno cas bier ermdhnte 1T ems Der
erDBten uno dlteten i'm nDrrlden Merifc
Cine Sldte bon etna fitnf older eano miro
bon einer unqebeueru, cbldcn Siemlid oers
faGensn Mauer BON slcobes, -luftsetrcdnes
ten neutrality-suspicious.. Dret Hesis
menter Gaoalerie inoen bequem Naum bas
rim. Die Mauer hat fir miuceltens pierSia
Stid yelhuse srose hie6iharten uno cine
Weenee fleinere fur Musteten. sluBer ben
Wllitairs@aiernen umlhlicet beoeutence ea'
eerbduIer une Ma9asine u.-was bent from,
men merifaniihen Grieser niemale fehler
oarf - eiue &apelIe unb pfafenwphnuus
Ordueno erhebt it, i,ber benz feiten@insanss
swinser cine Barte, euf pelhe Die Merifa
ner nit srcBem Stclse bliden, unb ile ben
Sremoling, Der ed fcnit etwa nidt bemerfel
m6dte, als "alto, muD alto" (hcf, feb
bod1 y bcseihnen. 6at man fir @efahr fi1
0eib unb @leoer bic Spise bieier Marte er
tlimmt, 70 belchnt cafitr cine peite, free9Ius
flt,t auf bic breite Sniel, ben miloen majeifd.
tifhen0lic @ranoe uuo Die benahbarten8erg.
fetten.
Die ffcl,e 0elfe fanb aber Ieer, feitbem
Die padern ,,preGoialen" su Brasito gum err
itenmal ben ffarfen slrm Der Wi6curier ses
fdblt tatten unb in piloer, unauftaltfamer
Sludt auseinancer seitoben raren, uno ale
am 2ten Gebruar bic Gruppen unlerer9lpante
earoe rarin einee,ceen unb cine tempordre
eaaerititte auflflu9en, erihienen Die rauhen
@eitalten stpifd,en ben oerfaqenen Wauern
uno3inneu, spie bic ocrwinihten Seelen i'm
Se9efeuer. Jur in freunoli6er punft tpa,
lnnerhalb Der biiitern Nuinen su erlp6hen II
cies nar tein anoerer, als bic idmude, be:
queme pfaffenmobnuns oes feiifen priitere
neben Der &apelle. Dieler bate a0ein nah
reno bes aGaemeinen Shredens i'm Sor
Stanb gehalteu, uno-9ute Miene gum bDler
Spiele mad,enc, - trat er nun herpcr, I'M
uns NIT aOer SoOfihfeit, bic ihm 5u @ebot'
itanb, tesreiah su MAIDEN, baB iein caus
Iein 9ifob, iein Seller, iein Wein unb ale fei.
ne beiten Wunidbe sda,lid, su unlerer Dis
petition finoen. Das lief fh fhUn aabO'
ren
Der pfaf .par cit spabres Muiterbilb ieis
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-20

Gint 8etanntma6uns scn tintm 3Wrt6, rhts
renissr, trttet fur einmaliss Ginratuns SO Gents,
fir 8 NAL 81, une fir jece ftrnsrs Ginrutuns btfs
feIten 9ierets % Gents: Gin Yttrsd Ucnatt
Cine balte Spalte 3Olrnate einaurhtsn SO, Ys.
nate SIS, Sabr S25. Gin sanJe SFalte fur 9Ile.
nate tcttst Sl2, Olrnate $40 une 1 Sabr $50.
8eIotaftstarttn n ron 4 rrtr utni8er 3tt'
len .in,urudsn trfen per Sabr b3, Ulcnats ST.
tartsit jtper Art, III reuttber, eng.
liiter unp trar,cltdsr Srraoe, rire III Der o ffee
res "Cbis Staats. Sctsn" tbneQ, tauter unp core
rett teicr0t.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-20
Stltiittt,er N4.

ncs Stances. Clete Nuneun9 Der 9lleoer,
oiele SulIe uno Srilhe oes 9lntlissS ton nten
nur ourca be itren9iten oscetlihen uebuns
gen militant err unsen pcroen iein, unb baB
iein Streben naf benz S,DhIten, @eiltisen
nid,t cbne einige 9llldwirfuns idcn auf bic
irciIhe }.i,ae 0ebleben p1r, oaocn iprad, uns
euatar ein 9etpi6tr itratlenoer sIbslans Der
Seli9feit, Der lIh auf Der et,pas oerldn9er'
ten TaIe njeber9eItla9en bate. Seinen ir'
oilhen YHe9bcfoblemcn muste er ein 9esen'
itano ocs@cwihtes uncginRuses lein, tpenn
man bebenft, raB er SUE bcd aus ieinen
Stlefel 9e9en cas Sirmament raste, feline
Stjmme, int g,ebete seitarft mar sleid, benz
Oouner 3eus. Gum Shmufe oes duseren
Wenfden true er Gin buntfarbiges ieicenes
Tat, lit Turbanfcrm I'm oen&cpf eeihla'
cen. Ias lan9e, lcle, fd'warSe Seierfleio
NIT einem@irtel iber ben itarfcn oiiften Jus
iammenee oollenoete Elm 9emdlce.
nelhes ibn arf cen erlten 8lif ais ,,bal6
papa, halb Sulton" erfenuen les.
Su benz C6rfthen um bae Sort, CAB es feis
ne It6ne Weiber; aber oas Sdidlal 1T geo
reht, uno ccshalb waren audi bic WGnner
hdslih Cine slusnohme eeitatten mir fur
ein elnseeS paar, ben 9llfaloen oes SItes u.
feline ftSne Satin. 0estere, cine lhDne ;ars
te 9rasicIe gnaels9eitalt, 5ca ucn unlerm
brummi9en @clcnel, Der beim Gurhriideu
Die 9lpantsaroe ccmmonoirte, ,0einen Tamen
perihtpel9t bic @eldidte y einen lansen,-
Gniae npllen betaupten, - ihmad,tencen
fSlid auf lIh, mas och jeoer in albreoe ifelleu
pirb, Der tas Iltureu uniers Colon els MUIR
balbtpess fennt. Die 319e tes sllfaloen uer'
riethen semliden ptYllihen nno 9eiifisen
SharhTnn, babel fab ct aber 70 ruhis, tpiir.
ceooa II. nafoentlIh aus, nie Elm Sriecens'
ridter ocn ct. eouis, -uno oas pq 'nas
bel6en -
Infer bleibenbes Eager fd,lusen mir stpei
Weilen neitlif BON preGoo in elmer einfas
men, trauri9en 9e9eno auf. Qangiam uno
mouotcn perfcGen Yeridieoene Gage enos
lih,-es mar nohl am 9ten Sebruar, -fam
Der SoIonel bon einem Ausfus nah 81 paio
;urilf uno brahte bic freuot9e Sunoe, oaB
er bort Die Sahen ,,lcs9eeist" babe, u. oaB
Sbriit Donipban nabrlheinlih in etnt9en
1a9eu an Der Spise ieiner gclonne etntrefs
fen perbe, seriitet gum 3use nad @bihua'
hua. ~sllSemeine Serrlidtet unoS Soeiterteit"
bemittlste Gh Der 9emiitber.
slmNprsen oieies Cages la6en lieutenant
6. uno Id, i'm 3elte ces @o!onels uno
lauItten Der mitsebrahten 9teuisfeiteu. Gie
Slaid,e sins berum, cenn orausen mar Is
wino.s unb un9eStilm, uno bel icIhem Wets
ter ihmedt Elm bersbufter3us. slber cieJaeu'
tefeiten waren balo erslblt, uno Die Slalhe
baIo erarlncet. uSphn Iattle ben Hcoerid"
r,ef oer@olcuel in ieiner abrupten9Beile, batt
: - gu uus sewanct: ,,Oseine Serrn, spent
es sefduis lid beiute m einenalten
, Sreuno, ben 9Ilfalbe, tperben Sle
mid begIeiten?" Die pferbe raren balo gee
iattelt, uno cine balbe Stunoe ipdter ritten
orei Nerren Wlitairs ourh ben 9io @ranoe
mad, bes Gclonele ten Sreunb. ben
Alfabe.
Tortfesuna folst.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-20
B e btu q !. n 4 en-.

Der 0his Staats. .Dote trftbsint rtselma6ts jesen
sstittpsdt. Der @ubftriptions.pr 1T Sl SO TN.
s.s,nsts ScraHstesabi."s in 8aar9efe oesr s2,
Sabrss se(tbisbt @pattr 3ablesbe baten 81 so ~
ntribten. Gein unterf4reiber miro fir einen tlr.
srn 3etraum ais Wlpnate ansencmmen; aud
eAmn oi.2situns nur bann ausesstsn nsretn, tpen,.
ale Nutl ltanoe abteiablt linp. Cine 9elnadblat1t.
suns rie 3eituns pcr crmGnce tts oabrs auflutin.
sistn. ,pirc ais tineSrneuruns Der 9uberiptcn be.
trabet. Olitbcilunsen uno Sriefe lnO poltfrei er,
kttn. UrOiete Serinsansen pe.pen pInttlidb tc.
rtabtet werotn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-20
EortfeBuna folat.
Sen. Qdfapctte in Baltimore.

Gin grinneruns aus Der Hepcluticnsseit.
- SIM 9aufe oes 9fepolutionsfriegs befuhte
Sen. eafapette Baltimore ano muroe iu eis
nfm Bale eiuselaoen. Gr fclste Der @inlas
cuno, ater tatt an ibren 8er9niisen Ibelt
su nehmen tpie man BON einem jInseuSran'
soIen pon % Sabren erlparten burfte, tpens
oete er ilb an Die iiinslten Damen nit fcl9ens
Der slnreoe ,Meine Iamen. Gle fnb aae
iebr ihOn, tansen iebr nieclid, Shr 8aa 1T
unoersleihlih-uaber meine Sclcatsn ba-
ben feline Nemben - Die 9lnrebe MGR utt'
spiocrteblid,, Der Baa hDrte auf, Die DameH
sinsen nad Saule uno an Die sltbe't, uno
am ndhiten Gage nar eine SrcBs Aniabl
pcn Semben BON ben StDnen Saltimcre's
filr bic tapfsrn Dertbeioiser Der NepubIlt
anaefertigt. (Saltr corr.
Biaiges eanbin . tc!-9lm ls.
Sescber ndditbin besinnt Der 8erfauf Der
clutiuirten Wyanoctt eancereien, tn Upper
SanousfY. Wanher tDnnte bort @ele9en'
belt fiuoen fdb Elm biibfd)es eanosut ~ s''a'
Rtsem preite ansufaufea.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-12-25

There can be doubt the dsngenuousness of the
assertion of the President that Congress declared almost
mously that the Mexican begun by Mexico. The
Wings and Mr. Calhoun protested against this declaration
earnestly and tried TO have it stricken from the preamble
or the bill but the Locoocoes had the CONTROL and refused
strike it out. The Wings then, while protesting against
the preamble voted for the BILL the object Of which to
send relief to Gen. Tayors army, then reported to be
rounded by large number Of Mexicans.
We do think it becomes any Wing to get angry at
these pervesons of truth They confessions far
they 60 that the defensble by the tuthat the
truth alone will justify it, but that disingenuous prevar-
cations be called in its aid Such confession from
the very author of the is well worth having We thank
the President for ithat is say thank him for
confession. We do thank him. any man. for msrepre-
sentations of the truth.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-12-25

NEGOTIATION WITH MEXIco.-From all we hear
it would seem that the President has consulted
Bishop HUGHEs on the subject of Mexican affairs,
and proposed that he should proceed TO Mexico in
private capacity but at The Government expense,
for the purpose Of bringing about, if possible, pa
cc disposition the part Of the Mexicans, proba-
bly, by persuadng the Mexicans, in the first place,
OF the sincere affection of our Government for them
and our earnest desire to do them good
Such a mission, we understand, the Bishop de-
clined, but was willing TO 90 an authorized Am
bassador; and the negotiation closed with the IN
derstanding that, if circumstances should warrant it.
the Bishop would be named as one of three Com
mlssohers to treat for peace.
Netc York Journal Of Commerce.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-12-25

THE SEIzuRE THE CANADA MArLs.-We stated ycster-
day that the express which left Kingston and Montreal with
letters packages and specie for the steamer Britannia
seized Burlington, Vermont, by the customhouse officers
for violation Of the post Office and revenue laws The Mont
peie (Vt Patriot, Of Thursday, in relation to this natter
says
We published last week letter Of instructions from the
Postmaster General the Postmaster at this place. relating
an attempt of called Crdges Boston and Montreal
Express mail the United States post
from Canada the Boston, after the mail arrange
ments existing between the two Governments had been broken
oil fy The ilI5eraity of the British Government.
We understand that Tuesday this Express with some
oneor two thousand letters in contact with Mr. Deputy
Marshal T. Dodge somewhere between Burlington and St
Abans that the letters held at Burlington and the Ex-
@press driver lodged in the Chi:tenden county jail
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-12-25

Mr.. GnEELEY tells the following in Of his Washington
letters
''By the way, heard good anecdoe tonight and il is
authentic. -Four members Of the House steamboat
of the southern coast time nce making all haste 10 be
present the organization. The night bad one and
the wind blew furiousy of them, who had skill
in nautical matters went alof to take observation. Is
there danger the anxious inquiry Of another member
when he returned Yes there is danger the grave
ply great danger; but if go down it will make odds
| al Washington--lee stand ku0 and tlco.'