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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
Iicuf. Col. Fremont.

Tn the ST. Louis Daily Union Of May goth appears
long defence, by Lieut.. Talbot, Adjutant Of the
California Battalion OF Lieut. Col Fremont against
the charge of willful absence from the actions Of
San Gabriel and the Mesa The charge is new to
A the defence We never before had heard II pre-.
ferred or intirnated and satisfied without the
authority Of MIR TsRot II preferred II was most unjust
The stsfomert ~ I1Eak Talbot some two columns in
might've think II entirely unnecessary to uansofibe
Lieut. Col Fremont has rendered too important services
70 his country 10 be the victim of anonymous or unsub-
ssnated accusations and it mistaken friendship
To rive currency ard consideration to such efforts OF ma
lice or ignorance, by elaborate denial.
The reason--why Col. Fremont WAS not in the &C.
tons above mentioned which the writer of hs d.saee
assigns we have doubt Is The true one hS could MOI
a., laers He was far distant when he heard OF the
Intended renconres be in at the death " though he
used his utmost efforts.
Weextract from the article alluded TO- the following
notice of the march made by Col Fremont from Monte
rev to Los Angeles: 1, was not such brilliant affair
the retreat of the Ten Thousand 1t is true nor Is 1t
Talbot such graphic historian as Xenophon it will
not compare with Moreaus celebrated retreat through
the Black Forest in the meantime, 1t was ordinary
display of good geperashp the part of the command
or or of patient discipline and active energy the part
va
An ouinumberng enemy like tho two instances havs
sdduced IT ddrance
He marched (from the point Of assembling near the
bay Monterrey 500 miles through insurgen coun-
try without sping blood recovering and pacifypg the
country he went leaving friends TO himself and to
the United States, where he had found enemies, and
could ak alone and unarmed the track Of his tTdrch
Snarded aud greeted By hose he came TO subdHs lie might
have made every town through which he passed the
scene of fight and the subject OF victorious bulletin
he chose to conquer by other means and did These
things though far from home, were not done with
out Witnesses The battalion consisted OF near 800 men,
divided into ten companies with officers whose names
VIII be known In the United States and whose reports
~hen they arrive will confirm what ! say, and silence
deraction. mixed command Of many nstione, and
atty Indians from various tribes, were ell kept In
order and ell provided for. Forced to live upon the
country and to take beef and horses for subsistence and
remounis (some hundreds of having persisted OF
hunger and Of the cold and heavy rsins yet be so man
sged hs eves of supplies to leave no resentments
behind always giving certificates TO the friendly and or
Derby whose property required to be paid at the
peace and only taking without certificates, supplies
from those absent In arms"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
CITY tTftfs.

MONDAY, Nay IL.
e Rev. Mr. HATFIELD Of this City. made a
speech on Home Missions the other Day a, Cincinnati
a. we learn from the Chronicle He said tbs, the 2eo
pie Of Cincinnati were no longer in the West They
were il he Eat They had solved the problem EAes
vas the Far Wsstl They had sent Mis,ionaries-koas
Mssionsries-round Cape Horn and half the globe to
the mouth Of the Columbia River In Oregon They
rere in tie Eat and heneeiorEard must expect TO help
those IL the Ear Wet, on the eoss; Of the Pseisc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
From Vera Cruz.

FROM vera I ruiz.
ArrirGl Of The GeudniorH-Ihilm1a BHfcly II some Of
our Soldie-s-CGP.. Walkers plvsnt q tie Eqemy-
CoHts zpla,sd March PEsbla-Gss Scots M0vs-
meafs-YeTa Cruz, SC &c
The schr. Wing, Capt Rsyner left Vera Cruz
the 18th inst and arrived this port last evening
She reports that the u. : ship Germsnto1n Buehs-
and sailed Immediately for Anton Lizsrdo AZ this port
the Germantown was 20 have awaited the orders Of
Com. Perry.
The u ) steamer Spitfre waiting for dispatches
from the interior On the 9,h inst the Wing spoke the
schooner Allen Stevens In lat pa Ion 81. The Allen
Stevens sailed few hours before the Wing and will
brig the regular L. : Mail from Vera Cruz Lieut. A.
Brock with 80 men Of Company I. Tennessee cavalry
came passengers In the Wing TO the kindness Of
Of the passengers on the Wing are indebted for
number Of the Vera Cz Eagle Of the 18Th from which
We eather The following lntereiting items
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

,NAvAL-We learn by private letter from
"sshnston That the u 8 ship ia to be
orders for the Coss; Of Africa and that the Plymouth
Com Gsisineer, and the Fairfield Com Gedney are or
asred TO the Est Indies and the ST Louis TO the Brazs
ae sqasaron IN the Mediterranean to DO increased
son As me war with Mexico shall have been brough; 20
squadron IphIIss Inmi,.r
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BOARDING..

BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.
fINHE ADVERTISER, q Professor Of the Preach Len.
susge asd Possessed OF IN. highest esiimooias
ability ard character 10 DESTROYS u giypg Instructions in
ty Ia this City consideration fOi bis board ard dxiux
Address. y l. boz lss Post ohe~. my~ &
A LADY, DESTROYS Of sking four email chldren 10
n bosrd would to thoss wishing pleasapl aud
healthy residence for their children that she would epdsa.
vor TO make hers pleasant b. for entrusted her
Zines day For farther particulars trcao 50 Hestsr.
o. or lo8 CsnasI References exchanged. my2s3r
A PklyATk Family who Jake but few boarders,
could accommodate two or three At present, with
pleasant md board Ths sustou is c-ptoa-
so and near no stage routes Peess apply al Sss Fourth
o. Alblon-plsea myeoSs
DOARD-sugls gentlemen and families can be accom-
rear broadwsy Tue fori basement 10 le very suitable
for aphysicsn my2s 81
BOARD on STATEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sFfOr lady snt gentleman small family, TO OBJ
aaed In situation particularly desirable for hs beauty
sauhrtV, and easy access 10 The cv Satisfactory refer
eucs Will be required Apply by letter (pos psd 10 e.
81 TIE Office Of this paper. myT Nv.
BOARDING and 0srmsn Lsususse-rh- willow 81
~ he late Carl Ncnede Artist has eccommod atoms for
gentlemen with respectable references Of ~ Cnsmrersst
She hs. for sale some splendid oil paintings imported o
Dresden. myS im.
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY or Two susis scn-
"A uemen ar be accommodated with pleasant and
board SO Widest Also few day bosrders at The zane
place myf2 1w.
~ ARiTOGt SPRINGs.-fnvaids that wish 10
~ spend tie Sumner few weeks III Ssrstogs Syringe
have peassn, furnished within two bocas de
cook the osn board. Chsrgsi- dollar per for
each person For more pa ucusr Information apply for
few days tho beading house | Monroe-sL cornst q
cslhariur, between Sand o'clock, p. NJ. my5i n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

u Capt. Webster of the Massachusetts, Vol
unieers-son Of the Senator from Massschusetts-has
arrived in New Orleans from Mssmoros Tie has been
suffering from sickness during the whole time he hiss
been stationed on the Rio GTsndeand probably returns
to recover his health The discipline and good order
Of hs company much praised In the New Orleans
aud Maisnoros papers. Capt Crowingsheld, OF the
sane reement has also arrived at New. Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

Il The Hoboken Cotton Factory at Pi,tsfeld.
otsego Co. destroyed BY fire Monday night last
The Ore originated by friction aud the loss Is estimated
assOO00 This is said to be the third time the factory
has been burnt since its establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

4 AUfKp DRESS HABIT and Pelns Cusiinf
IL taught Ia three les,oos -insroc,toa In Madame TT
saxs es-brsed syst-n Of Dress Cuiilng viii BE- sivse
permanently a. IS ChGmborssl few doors esst o.
Broadway.
Laoe. 10 easy creBmsances, well a. hose enFsgns
IN The business " Dress Making wi with ihrss boufs To-
and accuracy.
FOR The purpose Of Introducing this neshod snd nshins
popular here az II has long been y fsis snd Londcu
t- made extremely low, ", including all NE
eKpenses Hours u instruction from ~ 20 or u
dresses cut ~lhoui delay, and wsrrss,sd 70 NJ
ngf7 lnA,ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
Removals.

4 LFhED WHEELEf, Attorney a. Law nc. hal,
- removed from n Srekmtn-sL % 10 Chg Hal Place
The collection 81 accounts ald claims promptly send-t
10, titles examined money loaned ard obsined on bona
sad mortgage K Also. lend or sale 10 various part. Of
Ine Unicn - low 40 10 cents PER acre myT lm'lsip
- ElOYAi-T. &. CUNNING, De0tisi, has removed
kAhom corner Of Chsmbers-sL and Broadway So Boud
e. rnvf 3n-
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TO THE PUBLIC.

" 4. sylvester. importer q Hasrlen ard British
Ou., tss removed ID ~ Makerst nrgr Cbrysie-sL lie
would MORN bis st'mers and the public IN general that
BE- rs rot len any 81 bis oils tls former pisces % resi-
cerce. - and 81 Fast Bsoilwaytn be cautious
from whom yOl purchase IA. you may uot be imp0s ed
upon. c SYLVESTER,
ultl 3meOd~ 81 MAlker.sL " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

u The Telegraphic Dispatch of the True Sun
states that the Mexicsns had taken Herredia who fought
a, Sacramento to Durango as prisoner charged with
treason and with being too fond of American gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

~ The Jodrneymen Cabinet makers of Pitts
barsh, Allegheny and Bsysrds,own Pa were on strike
for higher latest accounts Under present wages
aey unable to earn more than s. per week and de-
maud an sdvsnce Of 20 per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
- Crnfnn nnse nt ~ Cnnf. mar fnnt-co.

suuers Of his article viii h11 fr-.y 10 iht sdvaltsgs
% The Hose manufactured by he subscriber sad
warranted superior what Il sold st aiva1ced price
STEAMBOAT PROPRlETORS and al Others purchasing
this article vii be AT Tith such manner Will b
sssfsc1Ty. Tue beat of sock will be used g. ths maau-
facgre sud the workmanship warranted
I. O BUChM AsrER, SIS Hudson 81 and
ufV-l suert N cor Pearl er0 Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

PRESBYTERIAN (Old SCHOOL, AsLsnpLY.-The
MeQueon case after earnest debate which continued
through parts OF Friday and Saturday. was finally dis
missed s3 to So The subject Of the demisson OF the
Ministerial Office under discussion when the Assem-
bly, adjourned on Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

IyQUEsT.-The Coroner held an inquea. yester.
day sfternoon al No - Avenue p. upon tho body Of
Abraham D. Webb native OF New York aged - years.
Verdict death By congestion Of the brain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
HI.CK HORSE WANTED-Ons Ia

n AHI,.CK HORSE WANTED-ons that
- V.ga0r vel aSoAen far double or single bar
49, esa O( large siz. aud well calculated for
f--- C,rriaxe note eft 81 his once, stAirg where
ssrh - ~ be seen s.1rssssd ~ p W. s. shsl receive
prompt stienugn. 4,3I .
- F11T sALE CHEAP A fae young horse
l-rswarrsnted sound, good Isysier-Hfll sand with
N-<AOuI wing. Also wagon nearly new, leather top,
ae In god condition. Aso harness, sleigh, bells buffalo
robe snd many sriss Of hogs.hod fHriture Apply 70
Adml.lsrstor, IL W0oslesTt msi Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

II WLLIAH L. CALENDER, Esq, formerly Of
Pennsylvania has become Associate Editor OF the Gin
einEst Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

MIsERY-On Thursday, police officer Drury,
while going bis rounds at South Boston, found man
lying in Broadway in deporsbe condition. His tongue
dresdfully swollen hanging from bis mSath' hrs
lnbs sta and he had every appearance OF per
sol,n tho last STAGES OF ship fever permit TO tue
Amshouse was found In his pocket but 10 an inquiry
who he was. be unable TO reply except BY hinng
four fingers by which be probably meant that De bad
been in the country four days He had got so far on ais
way 70 tbs Anshouss when bis strength failed and ne
would probably soon have died, If assistance had not
besn Afforded. Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

FIRE.-A fire was discovered About3 o'clock this
morning on the ecrner Of seeond-si snd Avenue B.
Damage trifing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

SIR FEvER-There are many rumors respect
ing the spread Of his disorder IN this city Of
which are very highly eolorea. so far the present
week the deaths by this disease have been twenty
almost all OF whom were foreigners. The disess. has
shown itself il several parts Of the city tesmster,
named George Reed sou OF the late Constable Reed.
who is dangerously sick with this disorder Is supposed
T. have taken II from the effects Of Of the rli
grants, which he removed from The ship lnere are
said 10 be few more cases al the North End In s
house al the South End i've out OF family Of sxal
foreignerssre down with the fever. which they are
supposed 20 have taken from immigrant Who lodged
there. At the Aims House although the numoer At
tao ked 10 larger IL does 10 Be fatal As here
tOfore The Directors doing 81 10 their power 70
STAY It's progress snd hope % remove the bulk OF the
patients more healthy location on Deer Island TIE
kr,t of next week. Boston Trave.er.
RECEPTION OF MR. WEBSTER AT SAvANSAH.-
Agrceaby 10 previous arrangements ~ IL O'Clock yes
tsTday ornr the Committee Of thirteen waited upon
Mr. Webster al bis Od ngs and escorted him TO the plat
form erected sgsns. the Greene and Pulaski Monument
In MonumertsQuare very large audience was la A.
tendance among whom we noticed most Of our towns
people Of both sexes Of our acquaintance.
NJ Webster having taken his place upon the stage,
and quiet prevailing among the audience, wss addressed
By Hon J. NJ. Wayne, Ia sn appropriate ana enssss
speech 10 which he replied in discourse Of some length,
dwelling many important topics OF great INTEREST," 70
his attentive hearers Ia hs fo.ciole profound ard
eloquent During the delivery Of his remarks,
Mr. w was frequently interrupted By barsts applause
Mr. Webster las kindly consented II be can had time,
to reduce bis remarks TO writing lsav. Rep hsys7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
miscellaneous.
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,


Mr.. G.. C. MARSH. AccOuutsnt author Of the Science
III VI luble Enry Bo0kke ping simplhed," and the
"Art ofSinge Enuy Bookkeeping Improved" continues
oteacn az shove.
Coss Ias,raehon-The public IS respectfully Informed
AID assured that ne plan pursued by Mr. Marsh 10 teach
Ing This important branch Truly course " practice In
IbeOry.
Ths pupil becomes familiar from actual ufe, with all the
books siglng sci, ard person Of good capacity
viii by this course become competent boob-keepeF IN
about one mUuIh, and viii receive certificate 10 that
effect.
Prospecnses with terms. can DO oblAled At the rooms
from Q 4. NJ. 10 2 p. 81 mVi3 5w-od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
Weekly Report of Denths

IL tie Ciy and County Of Nes York from rs 22i day Of
Nay 10 M och day Of Nay, lsi7
Men. l25-Wonen s7-Boys. 6s-G,rl., G.. Total. 3i7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
Spring au0 6unIm.r Rlehieint.

Dr.. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARILLA.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN TIE
WORLD.
T,Hls EXTRACT 10 PAT up In qs-s Scala, is
Il caeryer, pleasaelnr and ~1rrSrtrc superior any
sod itcures diseases ~hcut rSuuusg yHrgtag reses.
,ng, dcbhtlziNg ne patient
IRE great besgy acs superiority u k1s suszpsr Ia
81 other remedies IL. Whie "a ersdcaes diaesss Il
i1vigcra;es re BODY.
1T Has PERFORMED
MORE rsAs i5.O0c cVSrs IEis YEAk
200 cUEss oF RHsCsATIss.
900 cVsrs % Dysrgsaa,
$500 eUEss % GENESAL DsHmrrr, and wait Of
Nervous frrrsy.
5000 FENALE CosFLAINrs ANn 0vsz.
1000 cuKEs % DisEtsFs
% TIE B.OOd, viz. Ulcers, scro'ulA sryspells ssh
Rhegn, Pnp 20 the lace, &c sc together Id namer.
Gus Of Consumption. Liver Complaint Splnsl Alec
lions. &c- Ins We A. AWarr, muss spPeaF incredb o.
bot have letters from payEcslt and Agents oul
al psrts u is Unis7d Slsss !lfcir q 81 Iaor D.
arr r Var B-sirk ESQ. one " ne osS Fespecis
bic druggists Ia Newark New Jersey Informs hss he
can refer han huntred ard say casrs IN hat
place scre rhsrs Thousands u csfes II he City Of
Nes-York which will refer 10 With pleasure and %
uen OF character wei klJNn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
~ The RrStorn,iye T'ordIoI. fnreps,.s nv e. e

- ~ Nt'iosAiANN Nbihisiis APlcthftA NI u -
SttkfNet IArrytJNu - celebrated fUr aeviAtug
v.us elections 20 which females pecu iary subject
edsrdnc strength Tn al OF debility ami pat clary
Tor - virtues boz curing dyspepsia ~ sold siwhOl-sse snd
retail, Oy A. B. A ID. SANDS 100 Fu0n-st; sold also by
Rgsht0n Co 10 Broadway and 10 Aslor House; 273
Broadway Y Fast Bioliway; 3 Huds0n-sL snd By L.
90 Wafer Cure Honsc.-mrs. ~ =. Cove eougin-
uet % receive patients OIL hsf house 81 lnth.sL New
YORK
nrr q aso visits ladies' snd children a. i-T homss and
grss fecron Tor th- sor lrrtrr ~ lNs.or Cure -
- Congress spring Water, received ffseh from
ne spros n pint anq quar- bottles. FOrsai- by
myl2 ~ ALBERT l. WINSHlF. II East Broadway.
j. %. WHEELER,
- Commi~sioner for the Siates u New York
.nf Gov ertrui Tanruarg Wall nj n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

ard syossel (Oysf-r BsyJ L. l. Dr. SEW, TIE earliest
AKrfcsn Dracoaer AID agLh0r % e.erC1re receives
usueuts A. abora Thee al disiAres may b sealing
! fee. Be Etylsed for treatment al hoH@ myou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

John Jackson, ESQ. Eda0r u the Railway Republican
published The above certificate and remarks IN editorial
a. follows
The % Or. Townsent's preparation " sarse
psha sppears be- u the extraordinary character
We publish to-day two certificates IN IL behalf from
Capt Mclean, OF his town. and ir0a Rev. Mr. White
Of staten Island, gentleman well known Ia Rshwsy
CspL Mclean believes the medicine 10 have is he
aud Mr. White seems 10 entertain equslly strong
hdsnce in LIS efficacy Intelligent like these would
not praise 80 strongly whsthsy did fully believe 70 lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
TEETHI TEETHI.

nR. REED, Dentist, BleeckersL nesr the Fowery.
DArufcil Tech Of surprising beauty inserted 10
peror End substantial manner from 10 entire set
Teeth filed with gold entirely to arrest the progress
Of decay, and rendering them usefl for many years nj
prices 10 suit the Circumstances Of all persona Teeth
tractsd for The poor gratis before A a. my2b 2ws
AWNINGS AWNIhGSl
L'RENCH, VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNINGS made
Il IN asupenor manner and finished 10 splendid style
By WORKMAN BELL,
ia West-sL corner " Warren ~ Y
~ r Don't forget he number. as SD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
UNITED srArFs OFFICER.

Capt q. ". Mclean, member Oi ne NeW-Jersey LeHis
Aiure late % the Unisa ss.es Navy hAs kindly
The following eerhhcsIe L. tells iis owl s.ory:
RAILWAY. Jal. g. iS47.
year since wa taken with The u,s4cSsa and M
whole system len In dediistec slste. was Induced 10
Try Dr. rOwnsends SIrsapaT Va, sad sner tAkiag or
three bottles WAS very mach relieved snc stirbued 4
entirely 10 The said Ssrsspsrs have continued taking
r. aud end hss improve eyerT day. believe il saved
life, and would not be without Il under any con.iers
ton u. W. MCLEAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

FRUITs OF LICENSE IN RocHESrER-The Gene
see Evangelist says
we begin already to have the first fruits Of the es
tsblshmen, of the License Law In this City. IL cannot
escape the most casual observer that intempersnce Is
widely the increase among us. The poor staggering
drunkard Is seen in almost every part OF our city
friend Informed us that he counted eighteen during
one day. What means III We were told LAST year
that more liquor drank under the influence OF ths
No License Law than other times. Double the guam
tty 10 now consumed than was then Poor unfortunate
Rochester She will Yet see days Of mourning and
smentaon that ste unbrded the monster again IN her
midst"
NEw VIEw cr THE LICENSE LAw-We have
Il from unQuesuonsbls authority that our estnsbls
friead the Captain Of the Winoosk declines 10 bring
people that are 0brtoasly drunk from the New-York
side into Vermont the ground that bringing liquor
into the State in hogshesds would be evasion OF the
License Law. We think he is night about II.
Burlington Free Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
General Notices.
FHREEOLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
TOW LERs & WELLS,
1871 NH--aG--t. n. Y.
SFN LETTERS AND NEWSPAPER. "a
sl<eernA FOR FOREIGN ports sS-[s

~ Letters Bags are open a. The ofsce Of The New.
Tors Irbsns for al foreign Pors, snd al eties and
1evspapes Deposited Ia til, od-s viii always 10 ios
~sFted By lie very earliest v-sseL This department 10
under TIE specis supervision q J. 3. MOVER, ESQ
vel sn0su or n-aay yess tbs experienced sni EN-
siens Superintendent, q iaa Foreign Lessr Department Of
he Nsw-York City PoaOHcs.
Bass are now open f0f the reception ofster and news
papers fc' he following places, London, Liverpool
Glasgow ireland, Havrs, Msrseiliss Amsterdam Brs-
men. h snhurSh. Rio &c Jsnero, Valparaiso. Buenos
Ayres Oregon, Mexico. Panama 81 Thomss. Kings.oa
II arn-l ha'snzss. Hsysrs.
Once ope1 ron A. n. an 20 p. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

The following extracts, detailing more particu-
lahy the news received by Telegraph, We give
from TIE " o. Delta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
DOMESTIC EXPLORING EXPEDITION. St
Lonis Union Of the 2lst saws:

DOMESTIC EXPLORING EAPfDl1lON.-Iho 81.
Louis Union of the 2lst says
Drs Owen and Norwood with several gentlemen al
tached the Expedition here their way to the
unexplored district Lake Superior and the sources
Of the Mississippi They 10 make the necessary se
illogical and other scientific explorations Of the Govern
meu lands there. prior to bringing them into market
The region Il said abound in copper and other mine
rails They will DO absent about nye months on this
scientific tour and shs look with interest to The re
suit OF their researches and observations in that valusoe
district The previous reports OF Dr. Owen have COM
manded profound attention among learned and been
Of great practical benefit TO the Government DR.. Nor
wood who Is associated with him in this scientific tour
ia gentleman well quaihed for the task. party OF
surveyors will bs sent to the principal meridian from
the Illinois boundary Lske Superior. also the town
ship and sub division lines in part u that district