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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
rfiHE KNICKERBOCKEK FIRE Insarsnc.'e

THE KSICk FIRE INSURANCE COM ON
Il rsrv -7sf- lie Mu.uAl u NeNYork-Capiis -@oirf.
Ofe 10 "a " NsL-Th- Legislature u this slsis Al ~.
lac passed a. chan he Corporate name ~
Ite I'd Mutual insurance. Company OF The CITY 81 Nr"
York - lie Ksirkerbocker Fire Insurance Conpany oi
Se,g-Yors AL future business q nat COfpofslJn WI
th-refgr- be trsrsscfed under lts new name OIL,
n nav b. el 10 add by way n expan1on tnai ~ uo
Muuslp poiwtkstsnding ~ ute, Vas ~ SCI 800
Cotnr.ny tavng csrzI al pad 10 ara securely Afrseo'
al ha ne char u wLs 0o3iref ID pf-f-ls ls
apprehension % hat point ,.
Cornrary continues % insure sgs1s nss "
by are OF a. fsgoIzse terms a. -liA ins-4ors u As
rky DIRECTORS.
- -. r,.r.-5 Iohr Cav r. c Hsrnersley,
-. fb,,sc~f poIus More Chas T. Lsverich,
Gao krrgIarir. Robt c. Weurore. Beul De Forest
Poi,.rt Benson Edward Cook, WA TucseT'
lon Csrnv3-ii Anthony Lamb, Asher RleJ,
George Couklr. Adam kunle A-hr is~feucss
Jo.hrs Brush, Robert Kermit. Nm r Deem,
80, T. sntsrt Anthony Chsrdo1, William Browning.
N''e' GEORGE IRELAND, Pfesdsni
AB AcDoSuo secreSsTy. ~,
Esw-Yors. Nay Is. ~ eIy -gal
nECENBER REPORT OF The humsl Lie lnsqf-
lJarce Conpzny Of NeW-Iorz. No. - Ws-st-Ihis 10
,t1lon durn tne noulh q December Issued eighty
new policies VI. - 80 ,
To Merchants TfscefsJe To CergyInen. .s.s''ss''
Manufacturers 81 Physlcis1s ss....s.... ,
M-ctsuir. ............ ri I9Tycrs....ss..sss.s. .
rk.................l1l 1rsctcfss...s.sssss. I
Ho.e-ke1crfs-... 4 bt0sefs. s.sss.s's'-'s' )
A-ctlCneers .....ss... II 11irf - f..ss+s'sss'
-------...... 81 Teller 10 BanE....s... !
S-lnw.st.rs .......... . Justice Vi Peace.......
A-.screr Of Grsin.... n O1cer II Nayy........
FaDefs............. II Totsl Lives Insured 80
NORRIS ROBINSON, PrssideuL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

HAPA~SAtE FKOM ALL PARTS OF tnk
40 aud, Ireland, Scotland and w ales- frfs.is ",s
ing % send Tor their friends In any part oi inc ", WI,
Country viii ind the subscriber. arrange menis of -"
most complete and calculated IN every wsy 10 insIs
Satisfaction % al u no may make Engagements WIN hsm
10 bring thsir friends tho Atlantic The bse"Dc"
are agents for
TIE Ner Lane Of I,rerpooi Plckds, t'Ff 49,.
OIrFEN OF The WEST 1870 ROSClus...........''iss
LIVERPOOL slDDON5 ......''. ~
HOTTINGU ER ......I2o0 SfIERIDAS...........ii
ROCHESTER. ........l051 0ARRiCk -. .......,iSv
The hove magnificent packets are all New-foh bsA
sblp. u the very INST class built expressly for bs Ly
po6 passenger trade and lifted up With special regard m
The comfort aud convenience " passengers hcy are com
rnanded by Of experience and not sgpssssd o'
speed BY sny ship Afoat Their sailing dsyston Liss,
pool are the 9Th and lh Of every month, on when as'
They le.ye punc,uay In addition 10 he above 'no '''
scrbers are also agents for The -,
81 fe0rgs md fts UniOr Lins Of ItTtrToot PacsdI
COmposed In part % tie following lasonis snd W. W.
known ships viz The AMERICA, ST. GEOhDt,, n, 10
PRE-. ST. PATRICK, RAPPAHANSOCk, hAhhiv',
sEA Sc &c. which together with the new Inc mszs
ships per month or one every I've days from Ll.e'P.
thus preventing the possibility Of delay IT that po'. s
sage from any part Of Ireland 10 Liverpool can be
a the lowest rates. Every Information given ~ sPPn"s
" W. T. a. J. I. TAPSCOTf, 81 sogufsl
Second door below Bun1ng Wv L.
Dfshs supplied for sly amount from tl up"sf. y'y
In every town AID city throughout hs United nhs''
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
rI,n RAILROAD COMPANIEs, ProprIeIoIs q |

rI,O RAILROAD COMPANIES, Pf9pns9sIns o.
i Goal Mines, AGO Iona Esgll.h Bridge Bzls y -.
10 he yard 90 hand $500
20 toas IA Rail fAnerlcsnl . b. 10 The ys.f
- - ~ 20 "a sotlln perfect, for sale o~ }
e1j 40 Do best deLyereb 1urs1g the coming Summer
% do fat Il BY :. bgtltiie worn
20 60 Railroad Spikes, cey-fao.e a. opening " "a
gigslon
- SHERMAN NORRIS,
~. ,.y.;..io, N.,rhxnL, cor Broad sai Beaver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate % ne
C0unfy OF New.York Notice i hereby given " s per.
.ons having claims against John Hyer, Ae Of TIE Cy Of
New-York gentleman deceased % present nc 'se
ifl Song street Ia the City Of sewfolk on OF before
he gth day Of March next Dated NeF-fofki ms lfia
day Of September, 1870. . - 800.
sf3 f.verns STEPHEN PALMER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

S,ONpTulNl. NEW-Porc-lsn sges-"s have
= rec Md sample Of IN entire rev dscrpioa u
,xns made Of Porcelain T,ese isrs ge.ns com s
r-Iy of hiie porcelaic, with csst hon s n-s s.
re to rnost sarsoe aat ind-sUucole ever o1-frd 70
le- oabe TIE sire have on psoe al 1fs2J
- 80 "a 5.,.,s ,ign are feq1ssed TO call ana
.m'ns ZEN Fsrsale By JOHN }. Brown co.
10 " f0iI9c-sE rs. .sss.-1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
wIurvR ADVANCEMENT.
- r>s<,,,rpz-sr, MORRIS AND f>shN hAILh
~ Leave n.s- toIs, 9sloes a. "A

,-rp...,pns-r-- MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
IN sfts Leave Nes- fors, O'Clock "
NA-h<---ocrk T. NJ Leave Ne~Wk, TO- cIt
A 81 toclock Pm. Leave Moulsown, ToelocA' AN
fs..,9,sf. By the Morning Train to morT.,own Wi AZ
rive here an ock here The stages VII be "a rrsaness
yidero and Easfon, daily % Suee ssunny
lfofi and Owegc On Mondays, wednesdays and I'm
dsys; and % Rockswsyt Dover, spsrss AMI WESTON n
TUESDAYS Thursdays snt Saturdays saCh Lno ,rul1ipf
he GDl. owing days to meet he z. NJ usns iot N 4
,ats will also leave fur kassenridgs every evening %
d. arrival 81 the cars nj MouisoNn o. ~.
rsssenzef 10 through, % end nom Jef."y CIV WHICH,
changing cara On leaving NJ cry psssenks's wv are
A he baggage In the csr Al NE loot ~ ,"tAs. - ware
An Agent viii be Ia attendance % receive Apsensss
OF bundles mus, be entered On inc w-t'o VI inc s0~P@
nv will uei bold themselves irsponslblr 4. -,
R,pt ,h viii rs forwarded Immediately 10 Mfrslown
nom Albany Basin, by stephens aud Co0dits Line q
sloopa Ia from ths Incorporation once oi ne
N j. r. n and Trans Co foot OF idbsty-st snu assu~a
Nil he called for In Any part II tho city by applications
| al od,ca lu3l IRA DODD, Superintendent
r-- -~.aa.v-sss,,r1 FOR sTO>I>GTON, PknvI.
IN Jdence and Boston VIA Long issni
1NA----------R Railroad nj halfPss, O'Clock r "
from South Ferry rare o olOniDgon 80 iAfe 70 ftv-
yldence B. fare g Boston, cuninen, ing Friday Jam
ary g Trains leave South Ferry, Nhilehaii muhasys
Wednesdays, and Fridays, Al y r u snd niNs s su"
nson hall an hour Ia advance 0flhe steamboat rom view
York and proceed by steamboat tain 10 Ff0Fdenco ava
| Boston.
lsN ss5,5;sss Winter hirsos-.s-at To eOnmsacs
October ISL 1914 L-.'ss
i : $:;:':::s:$ 4 ::,:::E::
O'elOe''r. NJ Ss susp,f y ''''S'r
Leaves Paterson Depcsn r-s.iah.
5 oicloca 81 "a oclocs, 2. ~
Pnssrgsrs are advised W be At The Ferry sfew ano.s
before the hour ofssrnnz "
=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

- ST. JOHNS PARi<.-rhe splendid Mansion,
u. No u Lsighi-sL near Budsou-psrk, Al private sac,
~ being four story brick dwelling. bulk IN he oesl
manner Al cost &C .Qo under he supcrintend-
.nce Of ore OF the builders IS repete with every
'ouvenience - r. front hy - r. deep lot %A9', WIN
rne brick stable on the Two thirds OF ne purchase
money can remain on mortgage For farther particulars
apply 10 ANTHONY }. BLEECkER. Aacnoneer,
= ~ 81. RrnaA..t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

OXCKGAMNOS BOARDS, chsssEsn, pomt
ID noes Aad Csrds great variety soss rsPefs Lnses
n slaas sat 4: low ps.css 81 FRANCIS LOU IREL,
u5im Msrafsctur.ag ssnoners, n Aaidensne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

Dy ORDER of Hon Charles T. DAILY, Associate Judge
Dor ne Cour of Common Pleas for the Ciy and county
Of New Yors-NOce i hereby given. pursuant 10 TIE pro
Visions ~ tho sainis authorizing Attachments anst ~
sc0ndinE concealed, ana NONRESIDENT 3ee"rs u-i an A.
tachnent issued against the estate 0f George now,
ard resident Of Providence, State 81 Rhode Island snj
fbat lie sam. will sold for tho payment uf his debts
unless he appear and discharge such attachment according
10 law within nine months from The trsl publication of us
notice and thai the payment Of any debts due 10 hlm by
resident. OF s State and the delivery 10 him or Tor hls
u,e ol nny properly within his State belonging 10 HIM. and
he transfer of any such property by him. are forbidden ~
lay and ars void Dated the l7h day Of Oeo6er 1870
So STERLING THAYER,
- -. New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

4 AMPS, GIRANDOLEs, Hal Lanterns and Can
Italabfas, for Lhs Fall Tleae.-DlkILt bkOIhEh 4
90 "a Wiiizm-st IN tbe Washington Biocs are manu-
f.ruring snd have slwsys hand complete assortment
"a articles IN lhrir noe, u tbs following descriptions
which hey will sell al wholesale or retail, a. os prce'
Tor cssh.
,4oroyeI Chemical Oh And Csmphsns Lamps,
so.f Lamps Gilt snd BroEzed, In great sanety.
Cornelius Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
Grsndoes. various patterns gli ssyefed or o,onEed
sgspendlng SOlsrs, D)flc Csinphcne lamps
Bracket SOiars, SIDE %
so.ar Chandeliers, bfeckes 40
Patenl LAID Hand Lamps Stand 90
Britannia Hand Lamps, CamPhene Ch4ndeuefsl
Superior Chemical Oh, Pure sperm vi
Do Cemph-Ds, eoi az All Isii pi'
a. Rnrrin1 yluit Refined Whale Oh.
IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

d Hoe ID IG situate. tie essf sl1e 81 Nicdsgn-
ia 81 Brooklyn. beink The third house tom Washing.
sros-s sf one OF he ilst completed II = hsned
n lie most modern style ana 10 he best manner, WIN
,oanter cellar Crates and msreie mAnle hlves ho .Ie
,..s n "a court ward In ffung enclosed with hand
.oe iron railing The stUslon : not surpassed ~ any
q Broctyn being unon he II gus opposite % Coionaoe
Row Tue losis - BY 100 feet and he house = ~ " ee
Terms hsrai. For qarticu| srs. apply %
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

sNEr--NIylps al the foot of Mausyst whh tho
zz<ssnsE-Ess~ rvleee Of her Route from Kingston
,,,,, vors I,,nir, n WILLIAMSON yAtL
~. ~ -. Ia West 81 NeN.NCfk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

IN PURSUANCE q an order Of The surrogate OF NE
Cognfy on New YORK Notice IL hereby given 70 al per
sons having claims against Henry Severance ate on NE
City q NewYork deceased, 70 present NE SANE ", ~, y :
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers a. their oce no. %
Msriou - 40 he CIV Of Sew-York, or heioTs he
-eveuteenih day Of April next Dated New-fOfk, me
fifteenth day Of October. 1870 - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

IT, ANOTICE.-rhs sSesmeost loLAs q
Nj .-i>uow ready Cor towing IN and aboultfe hsf.
eas'ss.eS Dor ~ b. All persons are forbid unslins
Nv one on rccoant OF he above boat or own-i as no h
vii be pad Of tielr contracting h. f. WooLSEi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

- At PRIV Mt. >tI.h-a 80 - :, h"
e. Iot In he SIKH Ward. ls.luaed on Maloefiy-s%
MA Tlis ,rorerty would be exchanged FOR Que IN ne
Seventh Ward. ard he dacreuce pat 70 casa SIZE o.
os 3 by rs feet deep SIZE Of house .-eei front snd rear
Tern coz and Wood house and grare vine ID ne yard TIE
house is hut of brick and IN The very best msnne-Ai IN
good order, For parlcn ar Apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECNER, Aueiioneer,
lat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

NOTICE l. hereby given, according Co law 10 all per
sors having claims against George Hazard ate Of the
efy OF NewYOrk tavern Keeper, deceased iha tncy nc
d An exhibit the same With the vouchers thereof, TO
t subscriber the Executor 0f the last VIII and testament
of lie said deceased his carriage mandatory ahl place
and DE Third avenue the city u New-Nors before or
on the fourth DAY Of June Dated Tie second Gay OF
December, A. ID. l6fo , ., r,o,,pp r.,,,,, 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

NCUkNCERy- Before the Nice-Chancellor OF me
IFirst CcuL-JoAn Hyerr'. John Deane ard o'hersbAi
Tor foreclosure Of mortgage-E G. Benedict so.,ggi.
of Nassachu.ets Francis L0oms, whose lace u resi-
d.nre Is In he state OF Connecticut, william r. Co"les
BENJAMIN ~ Deene who Il part Of the Tune IN ihis sta
All uar OF he time in the State OF Massaehusels ana
r,not he found In hi. STATE defendants In his cause are
sr r.ired appear Ia this BY the seventh cay OF
Apdl next or the bill he3 therein Will be a<en a. CON
fe-sed against them respectively l2 lsN2M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
sTATEN ISLAND rROPERTY-AI

IL vsie sse.-A plot q ground containing shout seven
~ scres situated GA Vanderbilt syenue within few
minutes waik Of the landing Il Is Pleasantly siused and
would make convenient county residence Tor person
ioiug business ia NcwYork or nav be atv aniaseousy
ala Out IN building lots II will be sold reasonable OF eN
hanged Tor and lot his city For particulars sf
. ID, 10 RroaisL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

Very LATE FROM Rio JANEIRo.-The bark
Letltia, Capt. Lewis, arrived In our harbor last
night thirty days to the Capes She left the
I4Ih OF October, and brings coffee to y. w. Bruno
sons and others Of Baltimore She brought as psssen
gers, Mrs. Fidds three children and two servants Mr.
VIM Archer, lady and son; Eugene O'C. Eokal; Capt.
Curtis late OF the bark Camilla Of New York. Peter
Brown and one other passenger whose nsmc We could
not learn We unable to obtain any commercial let
ters on account OF tho iatsnees Of the hour. 49,
The u. 8 ship Ohio was at Rio; and asthe Letitia
came out u s. brig OF war; thought to be the Perry,
going in
in We have no account of vessels left.
passenger informs that every thing In relation 10
the difcuty between the United States and Brazil
going on in most friendly manner though some of the
americans did not much approve Of Col Tot, 1.-THE new
ministers) course-Boit Sun, Nov. 2Ah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

PXISq Il y;
s AID from
hope that his will increase day
The prize. are always moderate c,-.
ss I'd y.'
Garment. dyed BLACK Tor mourning in "a hour. nj ia.r
e:
Gomm.son su.iae: :. uadsg the firm Of VIM Ssys HSsr
: %sy To to any
u, m s Ss!.5 R $ssssss IT,.
M siaNs.f h.:: ss.:r. r;%:isSl: To- as.sEsy "a
s Fl ne b.neg : 5
&c q: T: Sass
TSs pausr.Sp Hsrssefos subsssas between Ms.hard
s,sa tot. V: $is:oIs".d .. 4: Isl JAY. mr,Mr.rns
soes os si
sss j.: sHrs ssfss rss1S %
T sn h. Gos, ,si % .sn.ss
sale No COuIsnd street, first 's9 En ffG~ R$SssSYEX
VSREMEND0Us MISUNDERSTANDING OFF AT
who Are IN want ,ss "
4. y.ia sf y "a:
eS he r.. e of @ 80 Of Sullivan
~. nJ.i b". akeS room. At $50 Broad say where he
will be happy owe all the above branches al
k keass. with pencil and uds na IN :ys en-
prswna. Of ali kinds made to order pssntss, other.
Specimens be .eeu the office Of the American Inattue,
also at his roomaas above nA So
1I,HE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY, ie4X Fulton
street for Curtin Materials, French Gilt Cornees Ora
tev Mu.lin,, French and american r.peI h.ngnS' WIZ
pur. ns other Mat,rs.ss, Feather Bed. rilloy.
retail prices 20 per cent lower than any other establishment
n B@curt.iu, hung and rooms p.peed It the shortest
tice. Ship and steamboat cab,u' and hotels nsied
~ ment Of Ladies and Gentle men. Sandal and slipper
Nsugstuek Connectieut These shoes are decidedly the
nestest and most durable MANUFACTURED
scuy e'a'"e Wholesale anu ''''''' SAMUEL BROOKS.
MID lH.m Agent for the Msoufsctarsr.
WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and gentesl bosrdeu
w may procure eligible for the winter season At the
N.'Gs' Hf;; No. 'c0and' Application s e p made
A SILK HOUSE. about TO deca. business wish 70 DIS
able custom Apply Iss william street, corner o. . Is s
GUNS AND sPoKrlN0 ARTIcLEs;-A, splendid a:
" ortment Of English Guns, single a9d double barrel OF
"a. ' fe%asT Flask Shot ssas ana oueSs entirely
9m' B.s q Sy psS . sps ss :
B,Idwins. also Broeh.dcns esleon,sd Mssllie w.d:j
E%S,dsy Hssssp w.y Ess'
Wire Cartridges for shooting long dstsness Tor vnch "s
subscribers arc the sole 'gspRn S M rs ToMFs SONS
TISHE FASHIONS OF THE pAY-Komap a.. !, sm.,Ss
Nv sna FTSes Io S" sn sshoDsbs nshbo
BIothsn Tslos, n Falion street, nc" a00' rs iRsiS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

TSSHE fashions OF THE pAY-Roman Io..s-DrSSss
and Frock Goats elegant good nt' can ys ns sxNFOR
Brohsr, Tsilors u Fulton street. nc" ao0f "a ts,S
once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

TIE New TREATIES WITH THE INpIANs.---After
leaving this place, in June last, the first point OF
the Commissioners Gen Isaac A. Verplsnck destina-
ton was the head ofLake Superior where on the I'd Of
August hs held council with the assembled tribes OF
tho Chippswas Of Lake Superior and the Mississippi at
the Indian village the River ST Louis near its
entrance into the Lake At this council about e0oOoo
acres Of land were ceded to the United states Inc
tract is bounded the east by the MISSISSIPPI river on
the south by the Watab river, on the west py the
boundary line between the Sioux and Chlppewas, ana
the north by the Grow wing and Long rIairis fye
After holding this council Gen Verpanck proceeded up
the ST. Louis to East river thence up that river TO
West Sayan river down that river to Sandy Lake ana
the outlet that lake to the Misssspp thence
down that river TO Crow.wing riveri thence north
thronoh C;ul Sake and chain Of small lakes TO Lescb
ake where on the 2ls Of August, he held council
with the rager Indaos, who coded to our Government
about 700 600 acres lying north aud adjoining tho tract
purchased Of the Chppewas between Long Prairie and
eaS rysrs These two tracts embracing In the whole
about 600 900 acres in nearly square form, are
nresentsd as a most beautiful country, diversified
with prsries' osk.openings, small lakes and rivers
situated between the 45th and 47h degrees OF north
latitude In the Territory Of Minnesota part Of
wIioh is designed the future residence Of tbs Win
nebsgoes.-Lake Sup News.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25
The OREGON HORSES.

From the National ntelli gsncer, Nov 221
IL at dAybreak on the 22d March, s47 that Lieut.
Col. Fremont, his friend Don Jesus pronounced Hal
500 Pco and his servant Jacob Dodson sat out from
La Ciudsdle los Angeles (the CITY the Angs in the
southern part OF Upper California, to prooesd In the
shortest time to Monterey the Psoinc ocean, distant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25
Law In tslligence.

Common Pleas, Nov. 2A-Before jude Ingrahsm.-
Joseph ". Pail 4 Co. os. John Riee.-This was an
action on contract, to recover the Of S720 The
defendant in ls4o contracted with the plaintiffs for the
sale Of 1000 bushels Of wheat less to be deli
vered the 8ist Of May ls4s the last mentioned
day the defendant rendered to the plaintiffs $500
bushels, which they refused, and now bring tnsir
action to recover the above sum, being the difference
between the price Of oats the day Of sale, and
the day which 1t to be delivered. Ths defsn-
dants pleaded tender at $500 bushels the Slst May
and offered under the plea to 20 into explanation Of
the contract and to show that the meaning Of
that defendant had contracted to sell lot Of oats which
he had in his store but Of which he did not know the
exact quantity and that the words more lsas"
modified the contract, to mako the tender Of $500
bushels complete fulnlment Of II within ts true spirit
and meaning The Judge ruled out tho evidence,
tho ground thstythe words moro or lsss were mot
extensive in their Specification the difference
between $500 bushels and 1000 bushels Another point
then raised namely ths the contract was altered
by the plaintiffs by nterlining the words "in oonsidera
ton Of doar after Its execution BY the defendant
To this It replied that II sent to him AFTER being
altered that he kept and acted upon It. and that his
sent to the alteration must be inferred verdict ives
taken for the plaintiffs for the amount claimed subject
to those two Questions which are to be argued before
full court For the plaintiff Msssrs Gerard and Buck
ley; for the defendant Messrs. Cochran and Niles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25
Mall Failures.

by the Eastern mail OF Sunday evening" We received
the Buffalo Commercial Of Thur sday evening-three
Rochester morning papers OF Friday, and letter from
Rochester (prs paid) postmarked Nov 49, (Thursday)
-Syracuse Star, 23d inst.
The mall failed yesterday from beyond Montgomery,
Alabama. The New York newspaper mail due on Sun
day has not yet come through.-N O. Pic. 10th ms"
The Eastern mail failed yesterday east Of Columbus.
AS for Southern mails do not look for regularity in
that quarter They have New Orleans dates OF the 10th
at Louisyille--our latest OF the 9th We cannot
comprehend the cause. Cincinnati Enquirer, goth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

ACCIDENT TO THE GOVERNOR OF INDIANA. Gov.
Whitcomb met with a serious accident on Tues
day Of last week. at Edinburgh, the line Of the Mad
son and Indianapolis Railroad he had stepped on tho
cars FOR few moments, and was about stepping on
again while the cars were In motion His foot slipped
and he fell between the and the platform of the de-
pot-the cars whirling him round, and crushing his
thighs rs they went. The Governor insenble for
some time after he extrcated but finally recovered
The exact character and extent Of tho
injury, We are unable to state but from what We are
told 1t will be some time ever before he can recover
State Sentinel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.--The wires of the
electric telegraph have been laid from the rail-
waystation along Manchester streetas far Dale srest
The wires buried about two feet In the earth The
workmen their operations with great appearance
Of mystery. They are enclosed In huge sentry bog
eight feet square, which 10 painted No admit
lance" Here they take the pavement, dig below the
surface bury the wires and then are Wheeled
similar operations further on, leaving the
street to be repaired by individuals who work In open
daylight-Lirerpool Albion.
ANOTHER NEW PLANET Another member be-
longing to the family OF Asteroids betewsen Mara and
Jupiter was discovered at Mr.. Bishops Observatory,
London, on the night Of October 49, This makes the
eighth known Asteroid and the fifth Planet that
has been discovered within the last two years