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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-27

CUT NAILS IF g.
a LARGE Lot of superior Eastern Nails for
L A safe at the Hare ware stone Of L RAIN
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WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER

Vie subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. citizens OF Southport and vicinity that he sill
continues to repair Clocns and Watches on the
most favorable terms He has on he d an
assortment OF JEWELRY, SILVER WARE.
~" .-'h'-i' he win sell low prices VIZ:
Cod and silver Watches Of eve.y descriptlon
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Leaving balance in treasury Of Sl267 60
when lac tax is all collected.
G. DAVIS,
Signed, II. MOUNT, Com.
S. s. HURLBUT.1
EOR RFNT.-The Mansion House, situated
L ON Main Street, in the m ost business part of
the Town. Possession Civ en- the LIST of Aprii
next. For further particulars enquire of
f.. POMEROY.
Southport Jan. II, Is47.
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MIS-, OILS. GLASS, &c. &
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'0'SE sign,
arntUtdl Pam
EzIn Z and
onc1n I h G
lnnerlhatcan
nj BY North
MIA ton OF
e, tIayScut
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Dated Southport Jan. 10, 1916. ~
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GLA&S WARE

. (Feb. "a 1876 j. BOND.
GLASS WARE
JUST Received, large lot of Glass ware con
- slsing Of Sp. Jars, Tinctures of various sizes,
Sail mouths, Bottles, assorted walls &c for sale,
wholesale and retail at
STRIKER g. GREFNE'S Drugstore
Also Castor oil in Bottles OF various sizes
June 80, 40 a. G.
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IAMU: WEIGH. Assignee.
'upDARb ~ tkHNcH AUyrs u3I lew
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Grocery 0Isd Confectionery
&f0rP,

where he intends keeping nearly every article per.
tanning to the business. should his encourse emont
warrant n liz has nos on hand The following
NIIleln.- w
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ITpc Foundry and Printers Far
nishing NaFclIOBsc.
1'nE SUBSCRIBERS have orencd d

NlE SUBSCRIBERS have orenrd a
NEW TYPE FOUNDRY IA the
q Of NoW York where they are ready 70 spp-
= ardrrs TO any extent, ior any Kind ot JOB "
sANCY IYfE. snd ever! Ai,i,.c necessary fer
tttnuag Uiice.
Iat Type, which are cast IA new moulds, ron
1saufeiy new SCI OF materials, with deep coan.
<n are warranted 20 be unsurpassed by any, and
sll BE- sold at prices 70 spit the tunes.
fnnung Presses furnished, hed also steam In
thes Of The most approved patterns.
NIB A MaehinsI Is constantly IN attendance
Sistsr Presses 70 do light work.
Editors OF newspapers, who Will buy three
aaes as much type AZ their BILLS amount 70, may
ave Ihe above SIX months insertion IL ther pa.
Fn, And send their papers containing II TO ihu
Iss'croers
.CUCkCROFT & OVEREND, GO Aaa 81
| Ueiotey 8, lsi5. 52-6m
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CHAPTER wv.
A Tour.

Here closed tho narrative OF the stran.
ger, with whose mlsiorlunes had sympa.
lbised more than once during my peru.
sal of them. Il was some days ere could
cease thinking Of him or his story; Of the
singular circumstance of finding him in the
manner | old. How Little could have
toreseen, that the storm of,hst night, com
bined with my being pursued by SO, OF IN.
toxice,ed rufiaus, would dioc, my steps to
Tho relief Of this suffering individual,
Sometimes it occurred 10 me, tina, II wa.
possible he had not Quilted his nstvs shore
but nigh. snI be wandering friendess
melancholy man, around the scene Of hl'
ates, sorrow. Under this impression,
several times sough, the obscure stree
where ] fie, discovered h,n, sDd slst
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TO PRINTERS.

'ENhE Subscriber has for sale, al his
N. place o miles East OF Raleigh, one
.%1 Of SMALL PICA, 30l lbs. which has been
s. .s1'e une Ia use, though not much worn. The
,s'pisine Court Reports tor lsi5 were prnied on
~ 'sNe' snd II has no. been used since. inns
'',. VIII be sold lor eos Cash, including cusos.
A'so' 500 lhs. LONG PRIMER on Small Pea
- Inls Font Is nearly new, md Will be sold
w including eaSes. Any person who takes
va fonls eau bavo them Got sl5O, Cash, OF ne.
sS''Ae'e Pages o. the Bans q tho STATE.
i. y, LORING
My q, lgls rs
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IllE NAV YORK WEEKLY MIRROR.
4 MEN VOLUME
IEsE WEEKLY MIRROR
WIN COMMENCE
The Frat Week ina April,

GWf IEN s5Uo important Improvements I'll!
w Us maat ~ i1s character aud appearance.
.ft#isthe determination q We proprietor 70 make
ii. aum the dave oi the NEw Nu.UHE, tic very
BEsr LtrEW4aY JouRNtL u ANuKIcA, and TO car.
q, out thv pl4p ug palns % expense al be spar.
81. Tue bsEsiaE system, 80 much ~ Sog W wash
some d The ,,ttu4,lgIs Of the day wall uJI be re
lied on IN Vie editorial department OF HE Nav
s eEK Alwhos ana what The editor aud ms as
s.slau,s caanyt produce themselves. authors OF
zeal talent and genius vii 3" hoafaiif PAID tor
prling Wg snail DO afe o give copaous fult-
LtIN and BONES IIU CUkKEsfua pENCta
Of tne vi, , highest cuatagter AID styie, with u
RtGiNAi, TALES uud ESSAY not surpassed
uy any ether Journal
Nix NILLla'o ENGAGEMENT to contrib
ute Two ARTICLES caCh week etlli exists, ana val
continue durIug tue next volume.
Tho Elegant QUARTZ Form OF the Mirror, viii
bind % IN E,su handsome Volumes al the end
Of Tie car well worm preserving es ialIhIul anu
spirited Literary RECORDS at lie lime. Il VAL DO
handsomely pruuvd on tine paper manufactured
Tor tho uxpress purpose, and wnl be forwarded by
the eatlos, maiis, IN strong Wrappers, 10 every
oafto the unued states and Canada. Postage
Tree wlthtu thifty miles OF New Sofa.
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COgniac Brandy

For medical purposes. tor sale by the botile,
+, }. HOLTON.
April 0. 1876.
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VOLUME XVII.
II. ]. HOLTON
TER MS:
gDfTOR. PR0PRIET0R 3 PUBL ESHEE

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS # no.
eaiG in siranee. THREE DOLLARS II not
sa,j vitiiH sir months and THREE DOL.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS v not paid IN.
~ stteT fhs aspiration Of fAe year. No psyer
5iseoHiinpsd aRtil oil ayrearaers az, paid ~.
cert 81 N. option Of tie Editor
,Y AGrsrtisemtHfs inserted az one Dollar PEI
,,ssrt, nc lines lass, this sised tggr) o. the
.trsi iaseriioR. and - esRis fer each eonhuu.
ssee. Count advertisements aud SAsri6's SaLs
sasreed rs per rent higher. and a deduction of
IS. per cent ,Sii BE- made from the rsguiar nj
ga FOR frsrfisrs by tie year. Adpertisemsats
,msTis3 moEihiy on qaafisriy 81 per square for
sasi t''nc SemtmOat.ly 10 cents per square
isr fsea tine
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TMifi0Il.

sa'lag .neiadlug Washing, fuel and al 90
tsA,s, s,f month,
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- MAKER.


Principal Lees pJft seminary
Al tae z5.yo Ll.xt AZ .vf sale, sno.,ss.c aud
fauli by Leroy >yunss Charlotte, Henry D.
Iur,r Ksl,tsl aed ty lae country McieEAn!s
aHa B3o4st.lsfs gtutss.4y 10 orr stale aud BY lie
l.1aAs,llors III Fauadr.phta aud New fotA cities.
lhe pualishrfs laylr al tAu lesoaofs VINO have
gae iu.,Jost O tacu pupi5s a. heart = examine
l8eit ,aluab.e tefle, v school Booze before 20
iofDclug uny U,hCJs
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AGENT

CT r. " Cochran HrckisHlArF. Y c.
Cha. Is. Hlrri,. MAJ Grors. y. q.
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Vinegar

For sale by tae subsstloer. Also RICE.
]. J. HOLCON.
ApR9, 1914
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Iy TO garrison New Mexico, and the they are
called out and their way the better for the country
II reports from Santa Fe correct there Is
much disposition prevailing among the men in that
quarter to continue IN the service.
Thus far the life which the volunteers have led has
been very unpleasant and but little in consonance with
their expectations when they volunteered
The novelty Of the campaign has on and we will
avail themselves Of the first possible opportunity return
home.
The duties to which the regiment are to be as
signed-that OF building posts the route to Oregon
viii not excite that enthusiasm which the prospect OF
fighting an enemy would bring with it,
From the New Orleans Picayune April l2J
The steamboat Dominion, Captain Taylor from Pitts
burgh, brought down the following troops =
Captain X. j. Morrck, LIST Lieut. ii. w. Jenifer. and
Lieut. j. ii. Maddox Sd Lieut. f. McPherson and eighty
two privates, all belonging to the Sd dragons.
Capt G.. J. Biddle, LIST Lieut.. H. c. Longnec kcr. I'd
Lieut. q. l.. KNITTING, and nnety-two privates, from
Philadelphia, belonging TO the voltiguers.
Captain L. j. Howard, LIST Lieut. J. A. Woolford 2nd
Lieut.. J. A. Frost, 3D. Lieut. j. A. Smith, Dr. A. ID.
Chaoner assistant surgeon and ninety three privates,
Captain Andrews Of Buffalo, has enlisted forty live
within few days and expects to have his company
full in the course of ten days
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the Philadelphia Times, April 90
The u. s. steamship Princeton, Commander Engle, IL
days from Pensacola having board Commodore David
Connor late commander Of the naval forces in the Gulf
o'clock, and after the exchange Of tho customary
lutes, anchored of the navy yard Officers and crew
all well. Commodore Conner landed mt Walnut
street wharf about O'Clock and proceeded TO his resi-
from this station nearly two years The arrival of her
gallant officers and tars was most opportune. They
simultaneously received hearty welcome and witnessed
a brilliant proof Of their country's gratitude.
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N11SCeuan0OU0s
The water is about to be let into the Weland Canal
which will be navigabe in a few days.
The Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Is doing an i'm
the company have at their command kept constantly
employed.
Four hundred and forty men are at work the canal
near Rochester.
In Boston they have commenced laying the pipes for
the Cochituae water which is about being introduced
into that city 10 Croton
rabid dog was pursued through the streets Of New
ark on. Monday and probably killed after biting
citizen in the hand
A block of wooden buildings consumed by fire at
Cambridgeport, Mass on Saturday night. They DO
longed to Mr.. Rogers
cago from Buffalo the 18th She the first boat
through.
Boston seems be the resort of desperate gang of
robbers Another store, that of Mr.. James Waldeck,
ia Washington street, broken open and robbed
Saturday night last. The thieves escaped.
The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church in
the United States Of America will meet on the third
Thursday Of May (20th), at IL o'clock A. NJ, in the
city Of Cincinnati, Ohio
In the Albany Court Of Oyer and Terminer the trial
Of jeremiah Sullivan for the crime of murder commit
ted in West Troy in the early part of March last
ended Friday evening" and resulted In conviction
for granddaughter in the third degree The District At
torney did not ask for more severe verdict. Judge
ment.
taking the Connecticut river in skif ut Hat
field, Wednesday last drowned by the upsettng
Of the fra bark In which they making their pas
sage.
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Law lntelllgencc,

SUPERIOR CoURT, April 2O-Before Judge Oakley
The People Of the State Of Nsw York u.s. Christopher
Heiser and Philip French.-Ths action brought
under the statute to penaltyo 5000 and was
brought ut the relation Of the society for the reformation
juvenile denquents against the defendants for
ing theatre at the Castle Garden in eao for theatre
cal exhibitions without license. The defence was
two-fod, first, that action already brought
against the defendants for the same cause which
Judgment secondly, that the performances at the
Castle Garden were not within the meaning Of the
statute The judge charged that the first defence set
up by the defendants not valid defence against
the action and to the second defence they to
Judge from the evidence whether the performances
carried on at. tho Castle Garden were, not
theatrical performances The jury found verdict Of
S 500 for the people, the full amount Of the penalty
Mr. George CARMEL for the people, Mr.. N. b. Blunt
for defendants.
CIRCUIr CoURr, April 2O.-Befcre Judge Edmonds.-
There only two replevn Of interest except
to the parties concerned tried in this Court to-day
CoURr GENERAL SESSIONS, April 20-Before Re-
corder Scott and Aldermen Stonea and Purser; John
McKeon, Esq, District Attorney-7ridl Of Patrick
Nc ManuThis trial resumed at the opening Of the
court this morning L. r. Marsh and c. W. Sturtevant
Esqrs addressed the jury in behalf Of the accused and
jury after brief absence, rendered verdict of guilty
Sentence deferred until Saturday. The court then ad
journed.
CoURr CALENDAR, April 20-Circuit Court-l0, 8, 9,
II, IL, H. 34 al, 95 o. lis, 1876, $780, 49, 1872 1873.
Superior Courtl3, 49, l23 l03 6, l04 TO- So 81 65,
&c. 81 a. "a Al 90 ST. 49, 81 TO- u, 49, &c. a. 49, A. Is,
49, 94 $685. co. 273, co. no. 49, l06 30 100 los, ll6,
lO9 So 81 So 81, Al o. 80 So g. IA, rs ILL., Common
Pieas-l0, l6, 20, "a, 81 to 81.
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Special Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, April co. ls47.
The bark William Kennedy, Captain Martin from
Belfast Ireland goth ult, arrived here to-day. The fol-
lowing quotations of produce cut from the Befast
News Letter of the 2ad ult which enclose -
BELFAsT MARKETS, Monday, March give have
had good deal Of rain since last but to day IL fine
and every prospect of 1t continuing The supplies
prices Wheat II the turn dearer, and some large sales
Of foreign and home produce have been made at full
rates In consequence Of the large mportations Of In
dian corn and the decline In Liverpool the price Of that
article reduced on Friday last fully 20s ton and
meal In proportion holders however, evince more firm
to-day, and do not anxious to sell at the
dian CornWhite, ETA los to ETA l5s yellow, ETA lSs
to El6 per ton. Indian Corn Meal-White els los to
ELS los yellow El6 los to El6 per ton. Wheat-Red,
lis Cd to iss I'D white lss to lss Cd cwt Flour
I'D 23s; 3d. 22s 4th, 1885, bran, 9s per cwt American
39s to 42s per barrel Oatmeal22s cd to 24s per cwf
Oats-3s Cd to las per cwt Barlcy-3s to l4s Cd per
cwt Potatoes % to 9 cd per cwt 5d to l6d per
ProvsonsPgs sold at prices rating from 46s TO COS per
cwt; prime pork 73s to 75s second quality, 7Os 10
us per Darrell bacon 62s to 66s second quality 46s
lard bladdered 74s kegs 66s rkns Gas per cwt beef
SIS Cd to 90s second quality Ills to los per terce
Of 900 lbs Butter-Fresh per h. TX to Isl first at the
scale in frkins, Id second l0d; third Cd in crooks
Church street shilling loaf so lbs Hughess bakery
Donegal street shilling loaf 81 lbs; second quality Sd
loaf lbs. Wither's and Reasons Free Trade bakery
Cromac street shilling loaf on lbs; household Sd loa
lbs Timber-Amcrican pine, Is Sd to Is Adj Mcneil
rs to Cd oak 2s Cd black birch Is Cd to 2s Dor foot
IL feet plank GIG los TO eli per 100 u feet batteus
fl3 to ETA, sterling, per 100
BASpRIpeE Monday, March o2:--Wheat per cwt.
white LIS to LIS 6d red los Cd to 7s Indian meal
Cd; oats, lbs sd to los; oatmeal 2s to 23s -four lst
COS I'd gas 3D. 22s 4th, 2os bran 9s potatoes d Cd
pigs sos to 6es per cwt beef I'D to Cd mutton sd Cd
per Id; eggs Old to I'd per doz.
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Sporting Intolllgonco.

NEw ORLEANS. -Netarie Course--Jockey Club Ra-
ces-Spring Meeting ls47-sixth Day--Sunday, April
Hockey Club, Purse $30oMile hests-Best three IN
FIVE
I. b. Poindexter'sb b. m. Victress, by Grey
Eagle, dam by Royal Charlie, years. - l
VIM. J. Minors b. Jenny Lind, by imp.
Glencoe, out of Betsy Malone. years: 24 .
ID. Middleton's CHI. m. Guadelctte by imp,
Glencoe dam by Lcviathan, years. "a
Kirkland Harrson's b. h, Woodvllle, by
Woodpecker, out Of Sally Mallvile, a.
A. w. small's G. h. Croton, by Chorstor,
dam by Mucke John, years. Or
d. +, Kenner's gr. 9. 20. ID. W" by Grey
Medoc dam by Elliott's Napoleon, -,
Tims .I;b7-2:03-loeK Track heavy.
I'VE could not ascertain the exact placing Mercury
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IMPORTANT lNTELLIGENCE.-One OF our cores
pondents in Washington mentioned in n letter,
which was published in Tuesdays Herald,
that n. p. Trist, Esq, the chief clerk in the
State Department had left for Mexico with some
important dispatches. We find that the cores
pendent of the Boston Post gives the same intel
lgence in the following letter.
WAsMNeroN, April 49, Is47.
Nicholas p Trist ESD, former consul at Havana and
for the last eighteen months chief clerk in the Depart
ment Of State left in the southern boat this evening,
Vera Cruz in the capacity of special bearer
spatches to Gen Scott The precise character Of the
Documents is Of course, unknown but il is rumorcd
that Mr. Trst carries with him to our land and naval
commanders in Mexico the definite and final purposes of
government both in regard to the further prosecu
ton of the and the prospective restoration peace
1t is settled beyond all doubt peradventure that
new proposal TO negotiate will be made by this govern
ment and If diplomatic relations be restored the
advance must be made by Mexico She has once, twice
thrice rejected the propositions Of government to
pacific mode Of adjustment OF our differences to super
the initiaory step must be taken by her Such IL
Is believed is the settled policy of the administration
which every patriotic American will most heartily ap-
prove.
Mexico would doubtless be perfectly resigned to
acknowledge the Rio rande as the boundary Of Texas
and forever withdraw the presumptuous claim to the
recovery portion Texan territory The last
hope that she by any possible combination OF
circumstances regain Texas or any portion OF It, must
be forever banished from the minds Of Santa Anna
and his infatuated followers They will hence not COM
surrender of ali manner of claim or title in the
State Of Texas including the disputed district between
the Nucces and the Rio Grandc But will our govern
mcnt be content with this think not. On the con-
trary IL will insist a full and final reckoninga set
Element Of all the Outstanding accounts-a perfect
sauarinr Of balances Uncle Sam will insist repara-
ton for the past we'll the present and will demand
atonemcnt for spoations TO commercerobbery and
murder of unoffendng characterization Of treaty
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of soi-together with a long
catalogue Of high crimes and misdemeanors, too
rous TO mention.
~ Moxico won't oer 10 nerotiate but will still nersis
In an obstinate refusal for peace why then Taylor
and Scott instructed to push victorious
ahead. until they have planted them the very walls
of her capital That junction of the forces Of these
two brave commanders must inevitably lead to this re-
suit, is now and acknowledged by the Mexican
press IL is hardly within the range Of probability
therefore, that the enemy hold out much longer
General Taylor surrenders' but Mexico must
be made to surrender noiens poicrv.
Mr. Trst, IL Is presumed will remain In Mexico until
he witnesses the denoueaent having documents suited
to almost every emergency
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NEW YORK HERALD.
A r r " A l.
STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA
THE DETAILS OF THE NEWS.

1t may so happen that special messenger will
reach the office of the New York Herald some
time this morning with our files brought by the
Cambria If he succeeds in getting through,
ahead of the mail, shall publish an Extra
Herald at II O'Clock, or thereabouts, with
the details of the foreign particularly the
commercial news.
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Highly Interesting from our Armies.

Our readers will fad in this days Herald the
full official details from General Taylor of the
famous battle of Buena Vista, and also the Off
cial account of the instruction and battles in
New Mexico. They are documents of the great
est interest and Importance.
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News FROM VENEZUELA.-We learn from Capt.
Hill, of the Canton, arrived yesterday from
Laguayra, that an nsurrection broke out at Ca
raccas, about the 25th ult, against General Paez,
the President. This is perhaps strange news
but revolutions in South and Central America
have become mere pastlme.
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INCREASE OF VIsrTERs-SrRING .TRApE.-On
reference to our list of the arrivals of strangers
at the hotels, it will be perceived that we yes
terday had vast influx of strangers We
should think that the spring trade had opened in
a most spirited manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-21

LATER FROM Rio JANEIRo.-By the bark Ac-
tive, we are in receipt of files of Ell formal do
Concrete up to the 9th February, one day later
than our previous dates. We refer to our ship
ping news for information on the movements in
that line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-21

STEAMSHIP SoUTHERNER, Captain Berry, from
Charleston, was at her dock yesterday afternoon
just two hours in advance of the mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-21

The OCEAN STEAMERs.-The Caledonia left
Liverpool yesterday for Boston. We are now to
have two steamers month. We are, indeed,
soon to have three and four steamers per month.
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R0llflcal.

The constitution offered to the citizens Of Wisconsin
turns UP to the 10th tho vote as far as heard from at
Milwaukee stood only 100 for and 577 against its adop
ton.
Hon. j. w. Stewart was Monday, elected Mayor Of
the city Of Hartford He declined the office the
ing before election took place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-21

THE REPORTS OF LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
AND DEBATEs.-We perceive that the French
Chamber of Deputies have adopted plan of Off
cial reporting of their proceedings and debates,
similar to that which the Hon. Mr. Hanneg an
successfully carried through the Senate Of the
United States, towards the close of the last ses-
sion
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Personal.

Mr.. Giddon has just closed course Of lectures on
Egyptian antiquities at Cincinnati
Josiah Lamborn late Attorney General Of Illinois,
died on the 2lst at Whitehall, In that State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-21

LAKE EEIE.-The lake navigation is fully re-
sumed. There numerous daily arrivals and depar.
tures.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 20 Is47.
The bark William Kennedy, from Belfast, March goth
arrived to-day.
The Captain reports that in consequence Of large i'm
ports corn and decrease in Liverpool the price had
rcceded the 10Th 9os per ton and meal in proportion
On the 23d, holders were Arm and not disposed
to sell at reduced rates.
The quotations for white corn Ella los. to Ella
10. per ton. Yellow corn at Ella los to El6 Red
wheat cit o. to els As white wheat lss to 1885, Cd.
per cwt meal per ton fl6 to ELS los Cd for white,
and els los. Cd. to GIG for yellow.
American -four, per barrel, sos. to 42s