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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

NJ OTICk-lmpoant for private families, hotels and
ys.n,.In. owner hsyaT On hand Am Arg. ',oeh Of he
below what they bough, city Msdeirs
& Issdy .sa ss ssa
s1a tom A these s:s, TsSsS good any
ceived ard for sale the General Depot No 81 Fulton
sisrsa
@ s Da. ssssh
&: S.sss o. blue
EpWAED WALSH, who left the city Of LlmsrcE. in
:S ." si R %s Il. 81 for
died Hi: mother begs him. should this meet
n eye e. e e. sS%' which vii yer.
E,UEV3SRnEEAHN C9pEEE HOUSE RESTAURANT aud
e1. ~, vss D,GD,s
ts i,:'p pss lie
n; and Supper, The mos. approved style Of cult
perfect sa,cou they have engaged b, services Of
S S Ss % sSS na
not 70 be surpassed BY aoy es,abhn.n eouay
a,sp ps to '' S'0'dwSy sf1T
DIE BEsIIZER DEs vORTHEILHAFT BEKANN-
nns .s sS. nns s h.e
Ss5sa q. mt aa sic % An
S'iss
Lager "on rigs nn
M e'snhsg uad npsers Pr.s sshr moderate wsshab wir
beehren sCOrP WEYRAUCH i79 Broadway. N b.
-Unscrc Deu che rest uraton wird December 1917,
eroe fnet. % 1eod.fc
TT A y D-WAsHINGTUN LODGE No. !, Dec. 9,
~ I8i7-Tne members of Warrington Lodge No, !,
u A. o. d. respectfully invited punctua in their
attendance, at their Lodge Rooms, Centre street this
8h instant busisess of will before
the Lodge viz; (Ateraten Of Bye-L3ws) N. A. WOOD.
JOHN bEE, Recording Sec etarv. d8hsre
EIaE AND BURGLARS ALARM-For giving alarm TO
the inmates OF house in Of accidental FIRE feon
GU. entrance can be applied to buildings small
and IL certain It's effects The public them attached
To buildings and operation the franklin Synare Hotel
3s8 Pearl street Also, the office OF the ent6c American,
Sun Buildings, l2s Fulton street d 3sm
A TTEMPT TO ROB THE SEVENTH WARD
"a BANK, two doors fcom depot, 23o Pear street for
toake's Iodine Linment which pontively cures Rheuma.
tm Pains and Aches OF Swelngs, old Ulcers
SIN JOINTS Scrofua &c. prce3o cents See advertisement IN
1tuessuo" d. l2src
Joel WOLFE hsremoved to II Front str. et up stars
Landing from bark Daniel Webster 10 pipes Hercules Co
ioxne Tin. dc 81 re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08
Legislative r, oceedlngs.

SENATE
The Senate ooncurred In the amendments of the
House to the general bhl for the incorporation Of vii
lagos
Mr. YouNo laid on the table concurrent resolutions
relative to the efforts Of the Pope Of Rome to
the condition Of his people.
The report against changing the location of the North
ern Railway was concurred In by the Senate by vote
of 10 to5
The bill for the redemption of circulating notes In
New York and Albany at one-fourth OF per cent,
was passed.
AssEMBLY
A resolution was received from the Board of Health
Of New York city against making the situation Of the
health ofhcer . salaried one.
The bill for the establishment of an asylum for idiots
reported
Of the line Of Broadway In New York city Referred
to the New York delegation.
The bill for the election Of recorder and surrogate
was ordered to a third reading.
During the afternoon yesterday, bill debated for
tho reduction OF fare to two cents per mile
along the railways and canals from the Hudson river to
Buffalo. Not disposed Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

paid In within tho past IN uoaths Of more than ons
million Of dollars In the face Of which there has been an
increase in all the other departments The increase In
the line Of discounts has been ssas7 in specie $577
sss in circulation oa0 and in deposits $oii so4
With the exception OF the line Of loans the banking
movement Of Ohio Is nearly large 1t has been
as viii be seen BY the ANNEXED comparative table =:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

- New ORLEANS, Nov. 3O.--Cotton--The effect Of the
foreign received the nth had the effect OF
depressing the market Ic per ID; Middling and Good
Nliddling we quote at $40. Flour--The market
manned unchanged. Sales Of Ohio and Illinois continued
TO be made at S. IS q s. 90; and Of good st. Louis
brands at So 62L So Wheat No sales reported Corn
Sales Of Western mixed were making at ~ A. ,
and Of yellow do SOC Pork-Dull at Sll Sll as for
dull at the recent decline Of ~ Molasses-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08
WAsHINoroK, Dec o, leS7

WAsHrNoroE, Dec o, leS7.
The Commsncement- Dsstinku,shsd Perssnasss- TNs
Sp.aktrship, re.
The galleries and Hobbies Of the House were packed
the former with spectators and the latter mostly by sx
pecants Of Office the event Of the the whs
nominees There relief 10 the cormorant picture
for noticed In the crowds the Spanish French and
Russian Ministers-la Bsrcs Psgeot, and Bodisoo;
Bishops Hughes and Welsh; ex- Governor Morton OF
60
The trials to elect Speaker you already know re-
suited In the choice OF Mr. Winthrop. II effected
by the vote of Mr.. Levin s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08
Shipping I0telIissnce.

BosroN Dec suuseNothng of BRITANNIA very clear
observa
Tow boat Forbes returned from Cape Cod and reports
nothing ashore there
NEW OntrAS., NOV Bar Garnet ON the Torugases
ships Scion, Martin New York; Harrnve Duncan do: Co.
iumbinn, Me'rypan. Boston ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08
INTELLIGENCE BIZ THE MAILS,
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
The Opening Scenes,
WAsHINeror. Dso 8. IaxI

The Beginning B,gra.
Ths House has presented most sxcruciatins state
suspense and uncertainty to-day and your reporter
..por' wiz snow, the native American party through
us single and undivided representation In the House
on the third call OF the roll settled thu bus,nss. and
elected by the vote Mr. Levin and the aI.uso,.nt
majority OF one, the whig nominee Mr. Winthrop. to
the spssksrship If Mr. Levin is not entitled to hi.
balance or sectional docks after this wa sha hsvs NO
more to say upon the subject The House stopped for
be more csucusing to night. w"
6o'oLocK, rM!-T Butler King of Ga and cocts M
Ten, wings and Bowden, Of Ala and FictlIp ~ mi
democrats just up from the South They we're DE-
tsined by bad ather Mr. King says he vas ksnt Ont
three days at Sea, and one at Weldon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

In f1uuee NaeAonal DaGnssTsaaD 0alisry
Continues It's reputation for poducn6 the finest specimen Of
the ART ever exhibited In any country
merous proofs eahibed in this extensive gallery will satisfy
any nefent person tst the pietusss merit all the pras
which has been bestowed upon them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

Gal d u mind that ell makers n
on thr bar p rs the Of cardinals, che ains
fancy emps IN thar second ferio qu ues Those who
nav get warranted at low rate can find
at the STAB of John W. Creation Co, No y Co
all the best makers, WHICH they will sell
whoIesa rel reduced pr,ces Gold Pens repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08
Steamboat Disaster.

$3.50 BALTIMORE, December 7, 1547.
The steamer Patspsco, lying at the City wharf Balti
more) has just been burnt down 20 the waters edge
The loss is estimated at $40 600 She was built for an
Ice breaker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

Married.
November ~, by the Rev g Wiler, BERNARD EMILE
TMAN, to MARY second daughter Of the late Adophus
Cotton.
On Sunday evening, Dec 6th, by the Rev Dr. Spencer
II. Cone, Mr.. Ira w. GREGORY, to Miss ANN ELIZA
STUART, both Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

Total resources S75os 800 Total liabilities ST sos eo3
Average capital stock during the year. 4so 90
Total tax per snnum on each 81 stock. O42
State tax paid during the last - months. I7345 OS
The leading features Of these banks compare with
those given In previous returns. as follows =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

The RIcheiieu Gold pens arc warranted
VI good pen they are acknowledged have attained the
Sry highest POI hey sold for 80, only by B. f.
AM vet Savage, % Foon street. Gold Pea aud Gold
Pc, aud Pc ell uacturcrs Gold Pens of every
.tv. ISM aIy aad cases OF all constantly hand
flJ Pens Al 81 s. Is, aud 81 so. Gold Pens repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

white teeth and breath: for sponsy gums and tooth
ache, Is infllbe, u and 50 Twenty-Five cent
boz Of Table. Of Pearl aae Alabasts cii gave most bril-
toilet Also. for weakness aud irreGulay Van Hmbsrs
German Pills. 81 Bsudeloques French Pills IS cents and 70
purify blood, Townsead Sasaparula Fogers Oosao-
MAN: Or ALE aud Dr. Tsylors Hasam OF Liverwort and
Dr. Wistars BslsamWild Cherry, 81 esch at e. NJ Guions
ls7iBowsry. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08
MT cu, ting aud Trimming yvhiss er,. ,u-

.da.tv int all classes Of cizen strangers &c hut
liz who may b. the unfortunate recipient ma
49,, either stubborn BILE air
shape, tbead yet let despair Of having eli
rhs nJoye prr peed 20 his Ihing Ill biz
.;, ,r pt vo 10 Nassau street. by his arr
ha rsnsrorm. i've shtly Of hair and whis
xer ,,i 10 quite picture IN shsir appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

Fine Cutisry.-- ne subscribers invite the
In their Of the above Con-
tng he and srimproved styles OF Fem fock.
And sportsm sn's Kavss ksSo, which will be warranted 10
the Also, for the OF their customers
have made for he repairing Of nav
iged superior will be enabled 10 execute
all the punctualty and III manner That
will q satisfaction. g. SAUNDERS SON, III broae'
way, opposite Howard Hotel,
Portable Shaving Cases II he most portable
and the complete artce sctnrd having
requisite for lemans toilet. and travelling coTpan.
iol, Invaluable. For sale at u. SAUNDERS u BON, Ut
Broadway, few doors above Courtandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08
Fancy Paper and Paper Boxes. Cornuoopl.s,

motto paps fancy BOXES for couectouer ewev boIes,
youni and squire for druggists pill boxes &c
Gold silver copper tissue morocco, marble Chinese and
Vanish paper aces gold aud silver borders ornaments
~ stues Also, boxes wedding cakes wholesale and
oil IS Maiden lane q. Kraft Manufacture and In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

Boots ~ a. st,seS near the American
Museum M po's w, w" " press boots al ~ o0,
frytl nc iii sen ~ ~ Iou can also get n
~, tIev esnnot be beat price quality aud further
80 ali 90 ,ds sold by friend Jones' OF No Ann
w. ssrnste Ito give entire sstisfctoa to the purchaser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

Total resources. SO s,5 sos Total Liabilities os5
Average amount capital stock for last 9
monshs. -. ................. sa,3sssss 90
Average amount Of capital stock for last
year. $3.50. Oils, es5 II
State tax per annum on each 81 stock 09s7
State TAI paid for last IL months. .... 1898 II
n o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

Total resources Total liabilities 80 3s3 SO
Average amt capital stock for lasts
months. ....."......... $443 s2s 80
Average amount capital stock for
last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 42s,s7o 50
Tax per aunum on each 81 stock
(sverage). ................. 0s.7.l(
State tax paid during last IL
months. ...............,. 37l7 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

bsst place In the city to get

No. We ubbsr Owe shoe the perfect alcl- Of the
81 manufactured, FIR sale the Good Rubber
ouse No 100 Broadway, where may be found every
rubber fabrics lost reason able erms
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04
BAD DOINCS At KEOKuK.

We learn from the Kcokuk Register Of
last Thursday, that dispute occurred be-
tween two citizens Of tina. place, Dr.. Olive
and james Dougherty, respecting the righ,
TO certain piece If property. The for.
r'er's family and furniture were forcibly
eIscted from the premises during his alb
sence. A crowd Of ciiizens were discus.
sing the mnt,cr when Stone heing thrown
at D"ghert,'s dwelling, como one fred
from within il and morta!ly wounded On
in"ffensive young man named Hough.
The same paper states that the store of
q. c. Anderson Of that place had been for.
cihly entered few evenings previous and
Sl0O in specie, collection Of various coins,
md gold repeating watch, were abstract.
ed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
By the arrival Of tho Cambria Ut Boston
on tho 10th ult., we have IS days later in.
telligsnce from Europe. Tho most impor.
tant item Of intelligence is the melancholy
one Of the death Of Hon. ALEXANDER H.
EVERETT, Commissioners from the y. States
to China. He died at Canton, on the 10Th
June. Mr.. Everett was one Of tho distin.
guished men Of Massachusetts.
Stocks Of every kind are rapidly decli.
ming 10 London. Tho Liverpool cotton
market is very dull. The corn market has
raised eighty, but prices are still very
low and likely to continue so for some
time. Quite q number Of failures have
occurred in London since the last arr ival.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04
MR.. PREsCOTT,S SCHOOL.

We dropped in At Mr.. Prescott's school
room on Wednesday Of last week to wit.
ness an examination Of the scholars whom
he hns in charge. Some twenty or thirty
little boys were in attendance, and Cor the
time they had been prosecuting their scve.
raj studies, showed great proficiency. We
like Mr.. Prescot,'s mode Of teaching. The
different exercises that he introduces dec.
lamatlon, recitation in concert, etc., ere
we'll calculated not only 10 interest and 10
instruct the little fellows, but to relax their
minds from study and to attach them more
kindly TO himself. He should be more gen.
orally patronized.
An occasional public cxnmina,ion--if
the teachers Of our town will allow 10 the
suggesiion--inspires generous emulation
in the scholars, n confidence 10 the parents
aud n desire upon the part Of others tina,
their children should reap similar advsnta.
gcs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04

@The last Dubuque Express 10 down
hard upon the IRISH. Abiding 10 where
Tint class Of immigrants 10 almost wholly
emPl"yed-on the Canada line of Canal
md Railroad mproyemenis--it says, very
dcrisively, that a new mode has been dis
covered Of getting them together, which is
ITO hold up to the light Of the sun glass
bo''le we'll charged with whiskcy.n We
never said anything hulf 90 hard a. that
against the Irish.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04
LATEST FROM MEXICO.


Letters from the city Of Mexico u the
26th September, state that Santa ANN
still directs the movements Of the Mexican
army. Ho Ind force Of $500 regulars
besides large number Of gnerri'Ias. The
city was quiei-evcn ladies' walked the
streets in security. The shops have all
been opened and the Theatres IRE nightly
crowded.
The Corporation Of Mexico had issued n
Proclamation directing the inhabitants "a
act peaccabIy towards the American SOL
diers. Gen. Scott had enforced this Prnc-
lamation BY directing every house to be
levelled to the ground that permitted firing
upon his army.
The N. Orleans Com. Times publishes
. letter to the Editor Of the In Patria issu-
ID BY that paper in an extra on the even
ing Of tho l4th ult. The correspondent,
writes - follows:--
"Gcn. Scott had given orders for the i'm
mediate release Of Gen. Bravo rs reward
Tor his good conduct and patriotism in the
battle Of Chapultapec.-(It seems Gen.
Bravo was not killed rs bei"rc repo,edl
"Paredes was at the Capitol 10 a state
Of concealment, during the late struggle,
and witnessed all the operations. lie hn.
now gone To Jalisco, to place himself a,
tho head Of 200 men, raised by six Of the
States. Santa Anna and Urea were en-.
dsavoring to prevent the entrance Of Gen.
Lane Into Puebla; the latter has $500 men
and the fnrmer 1900.
"Should Santa Anna fail in this cxped
ton, be will return To Orizibn,--rcst him
self and augment bis force in ,hn, Sln,e.--
It's believed TINT Santn Anna will lie IN
successful in this NJ in Er,ner enterprises
and finding himself defeated he will tax,
refuge IN some neiehb"ring country.
"Congrcss will meet At Qacre,ora on thu
9th ut which date The new President, Penn
would be there, and j. is supposed his new
Cabinet arc favorable to peace, aud will
negotinte with Mr.. Trist: yielding from
nscessity 10 his terms"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04

MELANCHOLY AcCIDExr.--We learn
from lie Dubuque Express of last week.
'ha, ELIJAH s. Con nm. Of that CITY, Er
son,e time a printer in the Advertiser of.
flee 1T Rrk Island, met y i,h ,rngical End
~ ihs 22d alt. In attempting To cxcnyaie
the mineral ]. ing beneath some overhang-
ing r'cks, they were looscned from their
h"Id md tell upon him, crushing him in.
stantly IL death.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04
sscONE TO THE wARs.r

Last week tpenty brave fellows under
command Of Lieut.. Lime, Of the u. s. Az.
my, after listening 10 some very appropri.
ate remarks from A. Tyler. ESQ, took their
departure from Rock Island i"r the sent Of
war. Among them WINS our friend--,he
friend Of oil who knew him--Wm. E.
Franklin. Several Of them were from this
county among others, son and two neph
ews Of lra Smith, Esq. May q speedy ter.
animation Of the wnr return them in safety
% their friends, Is our sincere wish.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04
A NEW MORMON ZION.


Beaver Island, in Like Michigan, has be-
come the chosen spot of.l,c Mormons under
J. J. Ssrsng. The island contains abou,
forty SQUIRE miles, hns been survey ID b,
Government but 10 not yet 10 market. -
Some eight or ten squn,,ers on il have
been bought up by S'rang, who has issued
his orders that tho Mormons immedi aiely
take up their line Of march TO their new
place ossbodc. The N. w. Fishing Co.,,
M Rochester, N. Y. had also located on
this island. but Ssrang has negotiated with
them Tor their clnim.
Strang claims to be the Heaven appoint
ed successor Of 10. Smith. vorce, Wiscon.
sin. bis present place of residence, cont AIMS
about 1000 of his followers. His power
10 alm q unlimited. By bull Of exco.n.
'nnnicn'ion he recently cut of from official
standing in the church, his notorious CO.
temporary, John g. Bennett.
The RcveilIc, the organ Of the S.rnnci,es
al V"rce, speaking Of this newly Acdgcd
prophet, says "there is not his equal on
this ear'h for patience, faith, prudence. wis.
dom, apiness totcach, nd indie ia,igabIc per.
severencc." Poor, weak human nature -
Az the poei never said:
Mans imposition upon man
Makes countless thousands FOOLS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04
MAI. r. D. MILLS.

Two resolutions highly complimentary
TO the worth and intelligence Of Major F.
D. Mills, who was slain in the bloody con.
fiict on the plains Of Churubusco on the
10Th Of August last, were passed BY the
District Court while recently 10 session =,
Burlington. Mi. M,Ils was barbaro,sly
murdered, it will be recollec.ed, while a
prisoner and contrary to the laws and usa.
ges Of war.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04

@Wilson, 81 The Chicago Journal, is y
wing u the ''6rst wa,er," ., idcnco the iol
i"wing:--
Fslse .dlsns-Sevcral ,inid individuals were
considerably sgi.ased yesterday afternoon. BY
loud and continued shrieking in Clark Street,
i was found however to proceed from poetic
ssr wheel ihas was repeating the first line Of
Ryroa's bsausiful poem, "The lee Of Grease.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04

The .Norfh- Wcssrrn Adprrsiser." al
Rock Island, purchased a few weeks since
BY Alfred Sanders, Esq, has ngain chm.
ecd hsnds-shis gentleman. who 10 also the
Editor mud publisher "f the davenport Ga
zei'r. having fund il imprac,icabic .o CON.
lnct sn,isfacsorily two pnpcrs, issued in
different places, or 10 procure the sssistance
required tor the purpose. F. r. Bennett,
Esq, 10 tho present proprietor, and Messss.
Bennett 4 Ellis the publishers, of the first
aanasd journal.--Altos TflrTrsph.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04
MEXICAN NEWS.

We arc happy in being able at last TO
place before our readers something authen-
tic from the seat Of war. Tho letters Of
Mr.. Kendall can be relied upon. They
are full in their details and will DO found
quite interesting. For want Of space we
have omitted tho list Of wounded officers
but il any Of our renders desire to sec the
o(hcial list Of wounded and killed, officers
and privates, wo will receive il in week
Or %, when BY calling ut the Office we will
b happy to crafty Thorn. The news as
furnished by Mr.. Kendall, does not differ
materially from TINT which we have n!ren.
dy published, and which was obtained from
Mexican sources.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04

MARRIAGE IN fllGm LrrE.--Alarried nj
MI. Pleasant, Town, on the llih inst. by
J. T. Morton (height, Elk feet, three inches
Silas G. Weeks Il Warren Count, (hcia b,
six feet four inches) TO Mrs. Mary Rubh
(heigh' six fec. 'ooe inch) making q sum
total IL 1873. The Chicago Journal say.
That they evidently belong TO the "Uppcr
ten thousaud.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04

"Fetter q Flame riM Flarcn band, ~
AT meeting recently held in Paris, Ky.,
Hon. Garret Davis, most eloquent, pcpu
'sr and influential man, madc powerful
speech against tho cxpcdiency Of nomina.
ting Gen. Taylor f"r the Presidency, We,
after the close Of his speech tho old hero
was nominated BY reclamation!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04

Two THIEVES ARREsrED.--Thel Hawk.
eve says that il understands that "John
Ferguson, former mnte on board the Iron
City, and George w. Smith, mate Of the
Pcnfl, were arrested By Cnpt. George v.
Hight, n Montrosc, on charge Of s.cnlinp
Two chests from some German i,nmipra n,s.
The property il in Capt. High.s hands,"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04

6TJohnson d. May, the young Nam
who attempted 10 Get ERE 10 The steamer
-. Crnix in l645--as will be recollecsed
hv the most ii our renders was sentenced
IT 81. Louis an the 23l ult :, to 6yc year.
sojnurn ia The Pcni,cn,iary.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04

@Thc Cincinnati Commercial con.
tains quite yarn MI about the stenmer
liil'crnia catching FIRE and nfier il being
sx'inguisl'ed the discovery being made tina,
certain casks marked cofIec, one Of which
WINS actually charrcd BY the flames, con-
taincd gonpowder. mo other paper has
the news"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04
FIRE AT RICHMOND.

A very destructive FIRE has occurred re.
Gently nj Richmond. va. Il originated IL.
the mills ut that CITY, which were coneum-
ed, together with 500 bbls. -four and 10, 600
bushels Of wheat. The total lnss 10 es,i-
united al from $35O. 900 10 100000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04

@The Monmouth A.las gives the par.
'iculars Of the administration Of '.6rsi pr,n-
ciplcs" by means u hickory twigs, to m
individual who though. to leave shas thri.
wing little town in Illinois with more chat.
ties than legally sppertained to him.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04

GooD roa mIx!-Pdlock, tho mildly who
recently attempted to nssnssina,e tho editor
af the Buffalo Com. Adv, for tho heroic &C,
has been placed ut picking onkum OF some
other kindred employment, for fve gears
in the Auburn Ststc Prism.