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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
CPIRNDID FAsHIONABLE Rosewood and Ma.

- hogany Furniture, en- suie, Al me iHge rooms 40
Broadway on "wednesday, April 81, without reserye-A
c. FUTILE will sell al auction 81 the above rooms, on
Wednesday, April 81 At 10 O'clock, large assortment OF
.honabe rosewood and other srniIlre THE principal
psrt having been made ORDER OF the best materials OF
81 perioT workmanship and will be warranted )comprts
ing In part rosewood psor and boudoir furniture,
suite fauteuils eegss secretaries, sofa tables mahog
any parlor bedroom and hall furniture kc. &c.
Also by order Of sssgnees, no patent wndlsss bed,
steads Of various descriptions and worthy the attention Of
the trade and others
NJ B.-The furniture may be examined the day previous.
1T NgTGWr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

AKTATER POWER TO LET,-Large and COn-
w modous in a and subtantial stone building
with permanent power situated very near land the most
ready Of Of any permanent water power
10 the city Of NewYofk One room 40 BY e0-Z feet In
the clear Two the szel0 feet In the clear aud
two smaller ones all well adapted TO the business Of Ms
ehnists Cutters Button makers, and other manufactur-
ers who location in pleasant healthy place near
to the city. Everything about ne premises Is entirely
JAMES N. PRE2COTT, iSs froni-st
tqa a NeU-Yorx
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The following extracts are from the Circular OF w.
Lea Roberts prepared for the packet ship Yorkshire
vxpoRrs PROM THE lsr SEPT. lei6
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% m M cTppprNs

re- D. M. sTEBBINs,
MO- ~ NAssAU-ST have for sale In lots 70 suit psr
sa GSsri Ss Lawrence. Indian
pletOn, Exeter Meuimsck, Cro!on Lowell Eaton Mill.
Wesiport, Whtestone, Hartford, Miles, nc nc. sfssi
CHEESE CLOTHS !, a., and 50 niche: vide
from the best mills in Paterson N J. for manufaeurerso
10 TO- and to H. OF superior quality from North and South
Carolina, Georgia, Virginia and New-Jeney.
B,swo D5. S:n.ssars: Wedding ss' rwin' c."
N B.-Libersl ADVANCES made on copsignments q On
TOWNSEND N. UNDERHILL e. co. OF Is.ss
i and ~ CedarsL New York, would hereby infou their
friends and customers mat IN va osI oysa
ons room for the sale Of Bleached Goods and that mon
this time forward they will constantly exhibit for sse s,
~ variety OF beached sheetings and shirngs from ds
yard yards WIDE and comprising tbs very beet ays
bolh heavy and fine Also slsrge supply Of smooth yMd
s wSs ssSc yard ssSS ss ssG sw
In the brown state. TOWNSEND N UNDERHTLL.
New-York, March Q, Is47 st
pLEACHRD sHRETINGs and shirtinga-Ie
AIcases various widths aud qualities Just opened snd
sale IN quantities TO suit country merchants. q msna'x
turers prices, ny TN gNDEhhlLLL, = "
SOUTHERN MERCHANTS are invited to exam.
Csne large assortment Of Brown Shiftings moay
heavy 3o.inch goods. Also and heavy and nne snlE
ngs on the second floor Of IS and % Cedsrst half eS
ZINE BLEACHED COTTONs-soo cases Rost
ingham Tewssb9ry Uxsridge, Elwe, Manehessr zoe
finish, for sale " SEsMITH C. S 70 and 81 Pins
WINTER GARMKNTs-The balance Of our sIocs
w OF winter garments comprising OVERCAST, SshSi
CSaas and Business cos,: w BE- soS q greatly rsSss
t2n 2sl Broadway. Ansriean Hcsl
ZINE BLEACHED LONG CLOTHs-7oe casss
Il Rockingham, Manchester, Nottingham and Dovs y,
36 and 81 inch blesched Ion, cloths, for sal, by
mi HE2MfTH A nd ptc~<S
u LANk RTs-ioO bales and cases, co npnsng scpsr.
Dhne family, msckiDaw and negro. white and ~
blsnketa For sale by EEsMiTH CO..
HEAVY sHEETINGs-4o0 bales sisTE Mills, ~.
H ling, Clear River Virginia Stout, Sou,hwieh 80
Whiesone heavy So and 81 inch brown sheslings fof -
by lsl4l NEsMIrH CO. 50 and 81 pinsN
NANKEENs--5 50 cases 8. Shove Z Co and other syia
' best quality Of Nankeens, for sale by
ala NEsMITH CO. 30 and 50 Pisest
| ZINE BROWN GOODs-30 bales WaEhsm Boz.
ps bic S asf sBd Hs0S, ,s sss
| IN GASES MEKlNO CAssIMBRks-Cospn
mixture For saleby c. y, HARRIS
mSo a Exchange2sss
| COTTON YARN-Assortsd numbers, 5 70 - Cop
~ quality jus' rscsved for sale BY hAxs ~.
RLUK AND ORANGE PRINTS-New snd ~
- rHble patterns 6ns and medium Cloths, Tor ~
n& c. y. HARRIS IS Exeh.nxee.-
A MEXICAN NANKRRNs-In 10 yard yiscss ~ ~
hrsnied 70 be manufactured from 0eorgis Nenss,s
on. for sale by i4fI c. Y. HARRIS. IS Eseh.nee2M,
MBHRIMACK Blue PRlNTs.Jass - $50 80.
| M~nl
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LATENT CONGHESS BOOIS.-H- 5AhLE5,
Boot Maker S57 Broadway, man ufactures TO order In
addition other kinds the fashion called the Con.
gress Boots This elegant boot made Of calf skin, with
the shrrsd springs the side. according the plan pa
tented by Dupont Hyatt and lately improved has re-
cezed the entire appreciation Of the advertiser who In
yiies his customers and The public 10 try them.
II. sarIes will remove his establishment the lat OF
May 10 the spacious and elegant store 63 Broad
way and socits continuance al bis Of the
tronage literally extended TO MIN heretofore ais 3w
THE YELLOW OR CHESTER SPRING. for
Water. cure and Summer Resort This establishment
10 situated hiriytwo miles from Philadelphia In besu
n undualing country and completely arranged fog ell
purposes Of the practice Of the Wasrcurs well for
the accommodation OF pleasure yistors
Visitors take he Reading Cars Al Philadelphia for
ornixyie ana nenee mlss x s1ss 70 me sPrngI5
CHAs. y. HoFFENDAHL, Chester Springs, Chester Co.
Pa. ais 3aw3rns
CONMUNION sETS-Br,tsnnia metal md n.,-d
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ICE CREAM BY STEAM ITO the City Iiemis. Of
Cream out OF steam engine 10 greater than Samson,
who the world well knows, extracted mot by sesm)
honey out OF the Hons laws Well sir, such is the fact
By means Of my truly phianihropic and laudable ap
psrsms /, with the means in the power OF he New
York Patent Steam Ice Cream Company" intended TO
furnish heated politicians and everybody else, with de-
liclous article, manufactured by steam.
This notice is put forth IN order TO anticipate any ar
rangenepls being made BY saloons steamboats,
sions hotels gardens picnics parties, gaas iineran
vendors &c the Company will be enabled, by their
extensive asn 10 supply the whole city At hall
Inc ususl rates @. X. LILLIBRIDGE,
for the Company.
Ps-Due notice win be given Of the location Of the
Compsnys great founainhead and the several agencies
who will have the disposition OF the Ice cream throughout
he sr,ire rjtv all 81
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II The Isaac Newton brought down from Al
bany large load OF passengers Saturday night This
magnificent, steamer without the least exsggsrston
be termed floating palace The arrangements for the
comfor, Of passengers on the most extended snd
gorgeous scseand these best be tested BY giving
oneself into the charge Of the attentive Capt Peck and
his Assistant Mr. ST John-not forgetting either Mr..
Ackerthe provider for the inner wants Of the travel
Ing public.
Forty three recruits from Buffalo were among the
live freight They proceeded to Fort Hamilton where
they remain until the balance of the company
shall be enlisted We sorry to see these soldiers
lying down to sleep the bare plank Of the deck of the
boat with knspsaek for pillow and single blanket
over them Those who fight our battles ought to be
treated differently from this when circumstances will
slow Their beds viii be hard enough when they get
10 Mexico. 4 looked very strange that on the rnosi
comfortable steamer In the world these should have
been compelled to pick out the softesi plank wherein
10 rect their veared limbs. We understand that The
contract TO transport these troops made provEon fo
sleeping places the poor fellows had to bear with
their rough accommodation like soldiers. II was how
ever. soasbodys business to have made arrangement,
beforehand for proper sleeping places for these men
ROUTES TO BosToS.-There will be this Sum
mer no lack Of conveysnces between NewYork and
Boston First there are the two old night lines that BY
Norwich and that BY s,oningtOn with the magnificent
boats the Kniekerboeker and the Oregon Then there
Is the New Haven day route which Is now In successful
operation the Long lsand day route viii also doubtless
be started again There s also the evening ne to
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EIRE AND THIEF PROOF sAFEs.The sub
scrber is the only person In the Stale OF New YORK
authorized TO manufacture sell Widers Genuine Patent
ssasnder Fire Proof Safe, and pledges himself to the
public that all Safes made and sold by and MS annorZeo
agents, shall be equal In every respect any tested
warranted dry and free from mould ian objection to the
frat made by Wllder they are all secured by one OF
Chubb. Thief Detector Locks Persons ordering Safes
can have The Interior arranged suitable 10 their books and
papers with drawers pigeon holes, &c. by appearing or
W.rsbonse and Factory sILAS c. HERRING,
l39 Water, corner of Depeyser-st
NB-Second hand Safes, and imitation sslamander OF
other maker such as been taken Ia part payment for
Wdefs Psenl Ssamsnder for sale al less than one half
OF hrst cost. =,
Jouess celebrated Chsngesble Bank Lock for sale al
manufscturers prices from $50 TO ESQ. s3 2aw3mDkW
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FATAL AccIDEyT.-James Lee, sailor on
board the packet ship Columbia fen from the deck into
the hold sbou, half past o'clock this morning and
WAS instantly killed
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BALTIMORE, New. o, 1874


Tie CaieGOaias News-Commerce Of Baltimore Hon
j. Q .adams-Inducing Shares TO abscond The tria
of b rch-The Markets &c.
The long expected news by the steamer Caledonia
reached here about o'clock last night and up to tho
present moment believe that few Of our merchants
know Of arrival The re-commencement OF the IA
mine in Ireland will uphold prices Notwithstanding the
actual decline which has taken place In breadstuS in
the English market.
There yesterday In the port Of Baltimore, 10
ships IS barks 10 briggs and 10 schooners exclusive Of
bay craft and steamers OF this number two Bremen
and one Brsh-makng in all SO vessels only three Of
which foreign.
The Hon John Quincy Adams and family arrived
yesterday at Brad.haws hotel, their way for Wash
ington He looks remarkably well.
colored man, named Ohio Oliver, was yesterday ar
rested what n here deemed the serious charge OF at
tempting to induce four slaves belonging to John Glenn
Esq to away He will likely three years in
the psnitentiary for his pains.
The trial Of Birch for conspiracy with Turner to
deraud the Mechanics Bank, is still progressing The
examination of nearly thousand items Of fraud,
1t to have been evident, far that Birch
knew that his bank account was overdrawn upwards OF
S2v00hencs he must have been cognizant the fraud
committed by Turner even If he received no benefit
rom IL.
THE MAnKErs-The market for Dreadful n. was rather I'M
settled yesterday though few sales made the prices
f the early part OF the week.
Sales Of Stocks at Baltimore.
STocK BOARD activity in the stock market, noticed
Of the board There declihe however, in rates
aud small adv State aud City ans United
States ceut. Of 81 ed at 02s b!d lt3 asked n:
ed 90 bid. s6s asked Sterling SIS. 7ih IS Currency
SIS. 68 bid. 68k asked Three per.cents, 4i1 asked.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6, ls47.

yfnother Riot-More Bloodshed and Loss Of Life.
at the Of Fourth and Catharine streets South
wark the notorious gang Of sknners' attacked some
other young men, against whom they had cause OF Of
fence Pistol shots heard aud Roger Kelly stag
sered from the middle of the street. aud fell dying
steps of apotheoary store at the corner He
pired in about twenty five minutes The last words ut
tered by him to the effect that he had been shot by
samuel Co~perthwste alias Jersey. Tne pistol was
charged with bullet, which entered just below his
right eye and caused such h@morrhage that death
suited 1t s supposed suocation and loss Of blood
The authorities of Southwark were immediately on the
alert and in the OF the night succeeded in
resting eight OF the gang including Cowperthwaite -
investigation Of the case had before Alderman
sard this afternoon 10 of the Attorney Gene
raj which 1t appeared that the evidence against him
conssted mainly Of the declaration Of the dying man
IL Jersey, Cowpertwatte, that had shot him
lie committed to prison All the other persons tx
oept two identified as belonging to the skinneIs
I'D committed to prison III default OF $1,000 bail
for their Appearance The evidence showed that the
deceased a In his hand wh-n found upon the
steps and another in his pocket The coroners inquest
will be held to morrow
Sale of stocks at Philadelphia
FIRST BuARp 30 keadi az; 1000 state SIS 73X; 20eI
do 70; 1900 U loan 6s 61 e3 uOo United States 5 33
Is; 10 liard Baud 81 $50 do oh 1901 .ch1ylsi Navga.
ion. 6's, 65 20; $50 L-hsh fiosl scalp. s6h.
SALES 9DOU ,ohuylki Navigation O. 65 20; 200
Reading 4 X ~ $50 do s7 $1,000 he ding bonds Cs7s
sIcorp DoInD-3O Lehish coal scrip, S6,4 40 State SIS,
IS, 73l
$50 Reading II II. 2s; SO do M; 5000 State 81" 73's
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silly - As Dss q our iaaA ssss tsvssas shsss sf
navy N ths oint service the distant Of csfor
MIA Hsciprocity may be cordially expected and to-
wards that sad frequent bstween commsn
ders OF the two arms are recommended Harmony In
cooperation, and success cannot but follow.
Measures have been taken t. supply the Disturbing OF
hcers who have preceded and who may accompany you
with all necessary funds or those MEASURES you WIZ Do
informed by Col Mason.
remain sir with great respect. your obedient SER
want. WINFIELD SCOTT.
To Brig. Gen. 8. w. Kearny, U. g. A.
Commanding U. 8. forces 10th Military Dept
And at p. NJ as agreed upon, the court adjourned
to meet TO- morrow at 10 A. NJ
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Cleared.
amshp-Sopth.rner,B Berry, Charleston, Spoffod. Tiles
vanhoe. tnsw) EdwfId, Liverpool Taylor MeI
eans, State Gard Howell; Fairfield. Loveland, do,
.sts. ss!ss; Ss ss A'
So sss ~ joh is:aSis.
ss
ts s:sI's .,iiS MGEdy
ysaess Enswy swift St 6 Nsn, N jSsYr
ali Eiz. Hisbec. W minet9n; Ellen Baker Bsl.,m,re
mill nh Eyar Msss do Abbott Iswsae.
Mreker boston; uuon Knowles do r's, summons do; Ma.
soops-Vsilani Heath, P'ovidence Congress, Wells do.
Shin Henry Griffin Tre,te Aug co. to Dutilh Oousnev
Oct Is. SO IS ~ Ion 50 % " spoke ship Moes of New
Bedford 10 days out on yhans cruise The Henry his
M 81 lon 81 q y hu &C. orc from SIS. Il Mt S't sail.
Of sp,3s rss &c apparently but the
Bris Sophia se,sou Trinidad de Cuba DC D. Shell
lat q, Ion 80 co. spoke ship Lehsh. Of Philadei
Brig Lowell Biowa, Galveston, 20 days. to Brouwer Neil
British brig wandcr.r; Benson. Sidney, 10 days, to Gu
WsS Sfyrs ,s Badge.
Peek In gale from The y laid 70 g hosrs in the Gull
schr Sarah Ann Roe, Benjamin, iltimoe to Mailer
sehr Ellen Rodman, sherman; New Bedford.
Schr German Oaa., Robets BesnfoIt, NC.
Schr Globe, Slmons. Washington, NC.
Schr Mary w tsthcart, - Richmond.
Schr iieca.ur Smith, Baltimore.
Schr Ginges, Gibbs, facasset.
Below.
Swedish ship Oscar, from ockholm TO T. Habch
Big Gov Sharp (or Th1rp) Of Wilmington, Del.
BriK Lowell 20 da from VI tanzg
Reveaue cutter Forward Noyes, from Delaware Break
Also, briggs, unknown.
Sailed.
Steamship Southemer Charleston; barks Gilbert Apaachi-
cola Alfred Charleston
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eArrapAv, New.

AAxRIoAs aoTxL.
AssS H's: l. Aes' ss " r ~.
VI = Ia An e, n Wsi. a.
AZ: i. WSi;nsy, u.s.A.; p suach'a, N RI Capt Reyes
w GIBBS. Charleston; Col Haidwe, Hawsbenyi W Re.
s s.sg0F "
ty,,ssS ss%s A.
Sssos Sss.S Sif A. aS Isno1t' Ives.
% :s. NJ I'D VII Essiia ss;.!
aam.ss fh f.Sls D's'n' DR. b'''1s'
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
sIs.si Ao'Sy os. Gp W.5sa'SSsh G'aPshs
dncH Boston; = Heed, Homer; A Pamereni, Washington
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE
EiS siu.S.s ssS H9dEf
CiSois New HsSsn sandenon. iso%ia:, sa''''
narsy ss: tsf hsSs Mse bs%aa
?sPp fS' as sis' Hail. s
&C Forester, JStoddart Boston; r Nye, Phelps New
s s,S fsf R.sd f S"i 7o SsT H Clarke:
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
Yo T;'Spf . Dc sva
ri. S gs f NsT Ksa
Sspi cs,1s tS1s,s n;s sse
Bates Rochester; U T Hsc. staff New Yo,E; w. H Miller
Hartford; Woodwork. PeTe; Geo soyan; Elenbureh;
for A TPeafce Norwich; b d ckem'n Spencertown;
B .a,m FitssSrsh Ellis G.sto": ss:s Port h..!
Efa'qp Esua!ia e.; .IOyi S.wssS,.n Evsat
rber Keesvlls Il Howaad, Air Cochran Penn; valen.
tine, \ "; 4 Ne'bit eubqrs; /. ,rlSwsl CaldTel,
O simpson N Y: D'adiey, Pate W FIs 81. Haven
kellogg. II Jones, Conn: Manslsla Sheffield; Knrr
lis,on: Or sqa,ist Wye BSitoai i HsI.on' TITO,
ton; Z w ,odbury. Carem mt C 4 Young Buffalo;
Fields, Y; s Bergen. Princeton.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
and lady, Now Orleans; Forbes Kochs ser; Peters
do; johnson aud lady, New jersey; Wuiams. Jones'
boo: Rut,n. Long Island; H d Ksanedyt 4 McMahoo,
Fs! River; Lafagvi Ie. Aurora, New YORK; w Jones
RATHBUN's HOTEL
Mr. and Me- Peters. New YsTk; Hart do; R st
s.n& aswei fhiIss siphs 00'0' 'o
TAYL0R's HOTEL.
Miss "A Pater SmiIhvle; Miss Patten Middlebury
Miss w Peckham, Smithville; Bowen, Kuoxv lie;
NY Haven: Mass; Aavsn.. DO; Brown and lady
Boston.
TAMMANY HALL.
II Wood, Come ticut: VI Ferris do; + Woodward New
5desnss,ss; .nyasr Ejax.ton Yates Albany
chester, Lansiugburgh; G II Whittemore New London.
WESTERN HOTEL.
Bombay, Baltimore; r Gillis, Philadelphia; Indian
CP stIons Conneetcut; NTH, Ohio; JARVIS. Con
Saetbee s r!enbaa. oswsgo; 3 Calvin, Cato; II Ward
Midd,sCy9; sTsrSpK WGod S Ma1Iows Gsns.s'
J4WSni Ysnu.non, MiiiyiiIe N.Y. Ba ISsm Han.fond;
Doty. sa atOsa;J frestnsy and lady. Fall River
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u.rsid MARIN. Correspondence.

PHrLApELrHIA. Move 4P M--Aryed-Brig Albert Fear
Nag s ;s' w y:t sSs eS s
Batmore barge Venus Wilson, New York. and stesmer Vui-
Cles1ed@B fks EN- Niske,on eo,tos; LuGe.ne iehes
do brig laureua Cook Trinidad de Cubs sch, Mary SIN
Clarke f DsSson; Jack powaag seu Toy NYReb.eea
Sdn" S Star Es% S 1Sna
dol Homer Duncsd, New York, aud Gen Scott Morley do
riscsIiancous ftcnord.
on s ss s ol
the 3oh wind bound on when Day she e,oseh Inc o az
Sad stood back for vessel leaking oa
to keep both pamps going all the me' ana @'0 sprung e
L,vrrrOoL Oct sschr Naiad, Of Ne Bedford, t5sfgs
ted was passed deseic ION u ~ lat a. lou d. oy
AnsNDsfs Oct The fowinss rsPG a i made ~ the
The Prime. q VALE, Of ii al, d.h; Ttpeloye. Do O. $,
M Bsa a m a aaG s The
30 toe loss OF the Caledonia Ross of Peter
head.
renty North Amsrc buil and abandoned with sgosI Of
distress flying forward rassei ID lust in lat ~ Ion H. by
the Lois, Crocker, arrived here
DEAL Oct I6- The Alabama Mcclellan. from ondon for
CadG los, anchor aud than the apa sands and has
been supplied from hcnc-.
C.Rp,rr Octii--Amcica- sh, Edwin, fom,siso exp.
very hsayy weather oil the sW eS .ye e. ION 30
of oss i sSs 'hS 'E IF Sss"Ss e,
1890, IS tn mo s sr;ts les from ys
ing onias the wiad increased to gale took the
sail and msnt sail ay foretop mast and stay
s' 6s% s zee
OF the bulwatks. 22d, commences with heavy
gales thick rainy, lying under MIN ss;
PM the gale abited, took light winds fom NV kept ship of
Sc; swell running very high cosereefrd sai
heavy gale the ship lab red very much; lost the waist
with dayit At ii Pm TO hurricane blowing the
main topsa away; a, halGpa pM brought the ship the
wind the stboatd tack heading WSW; lost the sarboaTd
boat and oays az carried away tn, fore TOP mast aud man
gallant mast; broke of the ruddcr JOINTS lost
he buwhs lost irting de and rigging be ougng 70 like
wise aud received much other damage about the hull
gng spars &c She making her back TO Nantucket
to repair damages.
Spoke Sept ~ lat "a 20 ~ Ion 81 10 w ship Jeer,on Cray
Of and from London for South seas with hale along.
side CT, -, -
touched al thst port, bark c. ssqck Dexter Supple a.
ont so n: ourer Holey, No ~ 81; Toscarora
Done I'D ring % mos. $50 ~ 100 VIII; houtlno Russell
Henrv Brown do % 800 sp 900 whi hcushne Rogers
Ffhayen 2amos 20o sp 600 VIII; Rose Miller Nsnt mos,
90 sp; Charles Flsdercs. Bspes 30 mos 27o 81 ,p sd
Harbor ~ mos 500 sp 800 VIII Maria uoi Nant 6s
10 sp heard from Aug RUSSELL Morse, ND, 1900
Spoken.
az-le fm Liverpool for United states Oct st 81 Ion 81
Caatic, Mckenzie from Liverpool LOT rev Orleans Oct
IL, of the Saltecs
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WARRINGTON, Nov. s, ls47


We hear Of the arrival Of the Caledonia we hear that
the French steamer has got the French haven't
got the hang of steamships ystD hear from ell quar-
of Europe and South America but saving by the
regular trips Of the British courier 1t at length
unreasonable TO expect anything from the city Of
Mexico.
We hear Of the New York elections, but can't
hesr from scott; have got dispatches In all haste
from the Jarsies but We have none from Old Hasty'
We hops We shall have something official from the
army before the meeting Of Congress Indeed, We have
reason to expect dispatches forthwith LA HOYA.
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WAsHIseroS, New. 5, ls47

NrVS-Sdnta Anna.
Just So The news of this evening shows that Santa
Anna is still ave-stil in Mexico still at the head Of
nucleus Of army-still the lookout and STILL in
his own peculiar way, prosecuting the Oae report
says he has again been declared President which may
o may not be so but however that may be- expect
il still regarded the head of resistance the
Mexican people to peace IL there thing that Is
br regretted 1t Is the prec ptaucy with which Santa
Anna was sent of to Guatemala thereby deceivng Mr.
Buchanan with unsubstanal hopes OF pence The best
way is not to believe any thing about Santa Anna
til you catch hm-then compel him. at the risk Of his
throat To sign treaty Sam Houston did, and thu
held the Mexican government to it, or brat them into 1t
E5COPETA.
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TaIEsrE-Shp Henry-3tO bxs steel 10 10 kegs Duth
Cousneyl ck Rowland Asp'nw digs bales
co-2i ties 10 cks Lowigl2 cks cs Wichchausen he
x col Barrel u Liyngson-3 do Leopo d. Bishop
Hughes- ssaa46 bbls 3aS bales hemp GIT do rags bags
cs bales 10 BIB to order. ~ -
TaINpAD CUBA-Big Sophia-26s hhds moasses 20 ties
IL bis r shelton, Boston.
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