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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
From the chihuahua Traders.

4 friend now in this city has handed US letter
which be received yesterday from SAlt0. II i dated
the I'D of last month and Is from trsder 20 Cbihus
hus who left that city the 18th OF April In Doni-
phsns command.
he says that the traders bearing Of the determine
ton OF Col Doniphan 20 sbSndOn Chihuahua. remou-
strsied against H. and that they disappointed In not
receiving order. from Gen Taylor for him % remain q
protect the interests OF those engaged In irsds.
The traders allowed 10 exercise their own judg
ment either % remain AZ Chihushus % proceed ~
SAlulo with Col DoniphSn. some OF them concluded
10 remain AZ Chihushas A. il was impossible for them
% transport their goods 10 SAlullo.
Those who remained were Connoly the two Gas
COWS McMsnus Aull Wetbersd Douglass and Archy
Stevenson. Messrs Hoaek Dsvy. Brsnhsm, and ssvera
Others left Tor Santa Re. samuel and VIM Msgofhn
Esst Ferguson John Fristoe. Messervy Riddles, and
come new traders went TO Ssuo, having BEEN forced
10 make heavy sacrifices 10 co So
The traders remaining 81 Chihushus sent down FELIX
Mscrvrs 70 Psrr 10 make hind Of treaty with h'
Mexican authorities; but when Col D0niphsn LETT b
ssd not returned.
The writer fears that they have not Jared well a. ths
people of chihuahua were much exsspersied sEsins
he troous for offences which the writer specifies
lanes Msso:n wss IN Durango. sul prisoner, but A.
loved more liberty than wss extended 70 him 81 CHI
hushus.
Many ofths goods owned by James Msso'hn bad beer
taken 10 sstllo Tor his Mr. East vill return 4
the United states bat the writer expects 20 remain viii
the army % that he may return 10 ChihuNh1s wner
peace Is restored. 81 LOUIS KEEP -
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NO ONE DENIES

~ The good effects of MRS. JERVIS5 COLD
CANDY after having given fair trial. Its in
relieving the bronchial distress incident TO diseased
OF the throat and lungs Is attributable to the hsp
py and accidental eoncocton Of proverbay good herb
remedies-sueh as are admitted good by every pbysi
cisn In the effect of curing colds, coughs hosrsenc,
sore throat whooplDg cough, Group. influenza, &c -
Coughs Of long standing have also been cured and In
able certificates have been received to prove that
MRS. JERvGs'5 COLD CANDY
stands preemnent positive cure for al lung ard
throat complaints previous TO tho consumption. All
public speakers singers. &c. should give Il trial h
has delightful efficacy In giving to the voiee that bell
Ike clesrness of desirable Sold by MRS JEh'
Wis. 379 BROADWAY corner Of Whites
AsESrs-l0 Aston House. 40 and $50 Broadway cor
nar Of Ann and Nassau SITS lf2 Sixth avenue Burn
ton. a. Sixth avenue Bhgam IL and 100 Ayeone :
Nelson corner Of Catharine and Madison ss Lecoont,
corner Grand and Division Gulon, corner Bo~ory
and Grand st. Mrs Hays, l39 Fultonst and Atlantic
st. Brooklyn. Each paoksgeis invariably signed Mrs
W. Jervis Put up In packages Of Ia, e'' 4' and one
dollar each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
Gen. TAYLOR.

The following letter which appears in the Gin
cinnati Signal from Gen. Taylor is Of sufficient i'm
portance 10 Justify insertion in our columns The
Introductory remarks Of the Editor-to whom 1t
was addressed-we copy as explanatory OF its
character
If there be objections to the letter, they do not
consist in want of frankness or moral courage. The
Signal says:
"The circumstances under which the following letter
received by the Editor, are regarded as warrant
for its publication We felt II duty when the fret
denominations made In favor OF Gen Taylor for
the Presidency 10 dwell upon the subject Al confdera
Die length We were desirous tina, of the sugges
lions contained ia article should meet the eye Of
Gen Taylor and therefore enclosed II 10 his address
iew words Of reference TO our position AS jour
pAlst In reply to that communics have receiv-
Cd the admirable and significant letter, which We take
pleasure Ia laying before our readers
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or OCCUPATION, !
Camp near MONTEREY May IL. ls47.
sR-I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter with the enclosure of your editorial extract
ed from the Signal of The 18th April.
Al this time. my public duties command 80 fully my
attention that IL il impossible tO answer your letter In
the terms demanded by s courtesy aud the importance
of the sentiments to which II alludes neither indeed
have ths time should feel myself liberty, TO enter
into the lev and most general subjects Of PUBLIC policy
suggested by the article in question. My own personal
better withheld till the end OF the war when
my usefulness as military chief serving in the field
against the common enemy shall no lorger be eompro'
missed by their expression discussion In any manner
From many sources have been addressed GA the cub
ect of the Presidency and do violence neither 10 my
self nor to my position officer OF the army, by SC
Acknowledging to you, as have done TO all who have al
luded to the of my name In this exalted connection,
that my services at the will and call OF the
country and that not prepared 10 say that shall
refuses II the country calls 10 the Presidential office
but that and shall yield TO no call that does not
come from the spontaneous action and free will of the
nation at large and void OF the slightest sgency of my
own
For the high honor and responsibilities OF such An
Office take this occasion 10 say, that have not the
slightest aspiration much more tranquil and satisisc
tory life after the termination Of my present duties
awaits me trust in the society of my family and par
tcusr friends and in the occupations most congenal
TO my wishes. In can permit myself 10 be
the candidate OF any party or yield myself TO party
schemes
With these remarks trust you will pardon me for
thus briefly replying to you which | do with hish
opinion and approval OF the sentiments and views EN-
brsced In your editorial
With many wishes for your prosperity In life, and
great usefulness IN the sphere In which talents and
tons are embarked, beg 10 acknowledge myself
Most truly and respectfully,
Your obedient servant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

We learn by Telegraph that the nominations OF
Messrs WHITTLEsEY and REYNoLDs for Judges Of
the old Supreme Court have been confirmed and
that of Mr.. ABELL for Canal Appraiser rejected.
Vote on thelstter, 10 Yeas tWbigl l6 Nays Loco
r.. RAvDALL Of Buffalo has been appointed Ma
ior General Of the 9Th Division Of the New York
Militia.
Mr. HOWE has been appointed Attorney for the
Seneca Indians.
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For The Tribune.
Annual Fair Of the American lusfifufe'

By the notice Published in our paper OF today IL
will BE- seen thst the Institute Il busy In preparation Tor
the Twentieth Castle Garden Is engaged tor the prn-
cp scene of seton sight OF the tens OF thousands OF GU
rious beautiful rare rich useful products OF every ar,
and every Industry from the minute productions OF
the watch maker the most powerful engines OF pesce
or OF war:-a hands of the great American crew are
pped together 10 show the productions OF ALL and hey
come together with al the nest feelings of our nature -
their pride honest pride-their Joy durable one -
They the makers OF the feast and the entertainers OF
the nation and have righ, to stand up and say Whist
would YOU do without met A. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

OREsrE. A. observation-disclosures always
writes reaiioy snrrns up thoughts In the reader -
with mighty pushing stick Tie values himself upoa
gssnne osics powers superior In fact u those Of Tho
mas Aquinss, and has carried them rnxy 10 the beet
market In the ~or Rat there always this comfort
20 the opponents ~ Mr. Brown.On II they rfue
him he will refute himself lie may ne truly compared
10 that most extraordinary stick which 10 sad 20
have discovered 10 the woods which So exceeding
" crooked that IL could no, liz still Brownsons syllo
esms all dead shots but then be can never bring
forth OF them without their shooting esch
other. tChronoyps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

LIGHT HAT CLEAR EADi-KSox, a, l2s Fulton
81 has some besuual light and airy summer Hats. es
pre.sy adapted the great summer object Of keep
ing cool"
The healthy aud vigorous action OF the brain more or
less depends upon the freedom and elasticity OF the
head It therefore follows that summer hats should be-
as Hight and airy possible and that any man can make
more money with OF Knoxs than with any olhsrs 800
Try the experiment jsH TuIh&su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
RROOKLYN AFFAIRS


ArIENPT TO DROws.-A young girl named Ma
~ Ann Cheever., day or two since, attempted to
drown herself ia a pond vacant lot In Degrsw t.
and would have succeeded had il not been for some
persons passing at The time who nerfered and prevent
ed her rsm destroying herself she brought To the
Police Office on Tuesday by officer Webb and after an
examination. sent 10 the Aims House. She Is "a seam
stress and being unable to obtain sufficient employment
for her subsistence became melancholy and took this
method OF putting An end her lite aud her troubles
If angels weep when they look forth from Heaven
upon this world Of ours II 10 when they behold the mis-
cry and suffering Of these patient aud gentle girls
DESPERATE AssAULr-A boarding house keep
ar, named Frederick Sehsr. and brother German
named John Gsyeslein, who has no visible means o
support was brought TO the Police Office yesterday At
lsrnoon By officer Combs, the first mentioned ben.
charged with having committed violent assault upon
the person Of the latter with Instrument well known
70 policemen yclept the dummy" The head Of the
poor German vas certainly very badly hurt and site
"A examination before Justice Garrison botE com
mitisd-
D,Ars. rs THE CIrr.-The number Of death.
and lntermens for the week ending June n, 10 81
from NsE-Yorks.
e The wife OF Lieut. Marin. now on board th:
steamer scourge the coast Of Mexico died in thi
City % Tuesday alter painful Illness Of some months
POLICE.-Sussn Peach was arrested yesterday
for being drunk and d.sorderly Examaed oy the May
or and discharged. John Mcdonald vi. arrested b.
ofcer Van COti tor assault and battery Committed q
thr cells. Mary Ann CLARK wa arrested for drunken
ness by officer Cunningham sent 10 jail .ROoer
small NAs arrested By Capt Ritter for assault and bat
terry Committed the cells Barney MeLsushli In
arrested oy officer Van Cott for assault and battery
Examined and discharged. Robert Brown WA arrest
ed BY Cspt Ritter Tor dsorderiy conduct Examined
and Discharged. Andrew Bodine arrested By Of
scer Tsarpy tor assaals and battery Sent 70 jail
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Farr<rT Library.

srEPBEsss Book oT THE Fam Second P0lurn,)
l-Fsienng, Driving, and Strengthening Swine. All
these particulars very fully detailed.
2-Tresnent Of Fovls-Dreclions for Judging Of lheif
qualities. the proper Mode Of Keeping them, Poultry
Houses Feathers. Diseases.
s-Whes, aud Four-the different kinds Of Grain, and
their Classification both by the Ear and the Grain How TO
prepare Gran Tor Sect Process Of manu- featuring into
Flour Analysts Of the constituents Of various Grains M
ve Properties. Barley and It's Mailing and Nutritious
Qualities Mailing; Beer; Oats and Oslmesli k'e
Beans; Peas; Straw; all analysed critically
4-The Wages OF Farm serysnis-s dissertation on VIVA
Is proper for hem and The manner in which hey are treat
ed in Great Bnlaln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
By TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Thing. In PHILADELPHIA.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA June 80, 1877.
The doctrine Of spiritual wife-ism seems not yet
10 Be extinct Yesterday Mormon BY the name Of Hol-
later who has been for time hanging about the
house Of one Ben amin Hamilton caught In an ice
creamery with Mrs Hamilton BY the husband VINO had
been on the watch and who Immediately gave chase.
The race was continued for distance, and quite
crowd was collected HOLSTER ~ last arrested and
bound over TO answer to 81 attempt 70 sednee.
A splendid Meteor passed over the city on SunoAJ
morning In 40 eastvsrdly direction probably
ger from the war 70 our Peranoustng President
The beautiful snd refreshing rain Of yesterday con
lin ued al night and has proved real blessing 70 every
thin. and every BODY The corn crops are glad the
street. are cesB and the sun looks brighter alter
bis extemp0re hath. The weather today Is Pefiecuy
enchanting. ,.a .
long and appropriate vsir6ctory from Mr. Chandler.
To-morrow 1t il merged IN The North American
10 regard 10 the Saturday Courier case ore" M
statement from the report Of the case before ne Cour
If that wrong, was not right
Limited sales Flour at 50G6 G. for Western and
Pennsylvania; Req Wh@st l42d li3. and White li-
$50: yellow southern Corn RAP Corn Mesi' ia
4 Il Rio Coffee u. Other articles unchanged
SAILS STOcEs-Fus Board and Atter-sly'J
Stse s.. cash en- 500 Treas Notes 1914 5000 DO 525
1OfI 1920 state 80 -4 Is sh Gr4rd l2i 100 do cash.
i9; "a Reading .5 33:: go do S. 33t 50 do ~. 33i
100 do b5 vn 33i Mechanics ut 200 Reading, b.
33i 200 do 33i 5000 STATE IS cash ~ $4,000 DO DDS
% 200 do cash s 5000 Reading Bonds ~; 100 sus-
ouehspna IS IL 5000 Little sch Nav 6s. -l $1,000
STATE 81 5is g. 5000 do Si SG267 - 100 DO cti 80
LebIgh Nav 80; 500 do Mort &C. r; 20 Reading. $50
$1,000 Reading Bonds 79i 500 do s5 7si $500 Treas
Notes 2-5, 1907. 49,, ....,
NV sIt: $500 DO Sd s. p. ~: 40 Reading. - nv,
33i 81 DO 33i 100 DO 5is 33i $1,000 Read Bonds. ~
5000 DO 79s IS Merch s. Manu- Bk. PiIsburg 80; -
Mech Bk q. NorristoWn. -. 5000 Nav o., - -
300 Reading, b5 33i; 80 Jersey Cop loii . Flem
ngtOn Copper y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
business Notices.

AWNING Posrs IN BROADWAY The style OF awning
post, submitted by the subscribers having been APP
proved by the City authorities the posts will be made
OF iron particularly selected for Ia strength and the ut
moe, dispatch u.cd in fulfilling orders Tor tho execu
ton of which they are well prepared. The price has
been fixed at the lowest remuneratlng rate.
iyIlw WORRsLL & co. p, -, % aud Pc Elm st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01


~ SAsDss SARsaPARILLA-Ths means OF removing
disorders aud Of seviang the sUaefings which hey oc
caslon when cure imprseneabls are ths gTsst ends
which medicines designed TO accomplish We think
Il NAV be said Win truth h, SsDdss Ssrsspsra, ~hils
twill alleviate pain IN tho cases OF scroula and
tbs, csrou. and Ia norous diseases 81 also In very
large majority OF such effect speedy perfect and
u,rmsnent cure Nor has II proved less sfhcscious IN
eruption. and other affections Of h. shin tnsn In those
which attack the hs.b and the glands While therefore,
We would presumptuously cAim infalioiy Tor nils
preparation do sincerely believe on the authority OF
those who have testsd It's effects that In the complaints
named and many other. arising from 40 unnatural con-
d,ion Of IN. blood sandss ssap.rs will resiofs the
invalid 10 health.
Prepared ard sold. Wholesale snd retail. By A. D. > ID
SANDS Wholesale Dfaggiss 100 gulton-sl. corner OF
Willism-sl rs Broadway snd n Fac, Broadway Now
Yon. Sold also by Droggiss generally throughout me
Uh-d States Pie. o. %, bottle 90 sI bo''s' TOR ~
A VALUABLE TEsrINosy-We lAe al all tirnss 10 give
credit WHEN credit Is due and al the same tins we can
relieve the distressed, we are douey grained We here
fore give tho following voluntary testimony TO The ben
eR.ia sfscts u Ws4rs BslssD Of Wild Cherry, by he
Editor Of IN. Colubs South Csronisn who sppssrs 10
have Obtained great relief from Ito uselod Dominion
POn,m0uth, Va
WDrAx's BALs.A Of WILD CRERsY We seldom 70
sor To patent medicines having great respect fofihs
skill OF medical profsion bat chance threw In" our
way the above named medicine, nfnedi lately sf'sr NE
late session Of the Legislature, Logs were al
most dried up By the highly rsrensd s'n''p"s's OF ~"
.toys-~srmed State House. The BsS'" nn"o''"sy 80
usved a. of st h.ra,.ing eouss which mreAisned our
bs.th IN .s,ou. ssyrs, W. feel hat ~s are Indebted
10 II for some heen pogSds oi sninAi ~
dltion being once fell. cannon Dc 'O'soI'-u'
None genuine unless signed l. nCiiS On Ns "fsPpe"
- g. l. d. SANDS, Duggists. 100 Fuitonsl
.o,n., 81 nnam agent. Of this city s'o, al rs Broad
~ >, g.st Broadway, aad by Druggiss generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

"RIcHCLIEu" DIAMOND Pointed GoLO Pass TRIUMPH
Ant -Rscolec this Pen 10 for sale only al y. savsGss
~ Futou.s We intend to keep 10 the ifou, rank, and
not allow any sham pen be sold under lie lag Al ~
they are the best and chsspss, pen. in the city oher
gold pens from Is cent. Q So with silver pencils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
Farmers Library and Monthly Journal OF As
rIcuIture, for July, 1917,
COMMENCEMENT Of THE THIRD yOLUMEJ
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
CONTENTS or rHr JULY SvSsEs.


Engrquin Is and Hustratonsi
short.Horu Bull 5hortHorn Cows Shor'horn OK
Dnughi Mare.
The Pigs,Trough, with subdivisions, to st'nd In an
opening Of the outer wall Of thu siyi The RING fig'
Trough sisnd IN Court The Scotch and the Engh'i
Mode OF Cutting up Carcass Of Porb The Sow-Louse
Classification Of " heat by the Ear Far OF Rye
Cas.se stion OF Wheat by The Grain 4Rowed Bere OF
Blgg Barley; 6,Rowed Barley; 2-Rowei Cheyaier Barley
Englsh Barley Scotch Bere or Bgg; The Tntsran Dat
Potato Dat; White Siberian Early Dat; Halls Brick
Making Machine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

GoLD PrNs-For the bes and cheapest go to }. W.
GsEAroS Co.'S II CedsrsL up stairs. They sell Tor ~
80 precisely the same Pen that others sell for O.. Peus
from Is cent. inward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

CARD The City Gusrd accompanied by the United
States Bard will leave in the steamer Gszells from the
foo OF Markets. East River on the 5th July inst at
o'lOck A. NJ for Port Chester Returning the boat will
leave Port Chester at o'clock p NJ
The friends OF the corps obtsn tickets for the p
upon application 20 the members on bosrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

PAINTINGS The fine collection Of modern OIL Paint
ingc now exhibiting a, 2i3 Broadway. up-'tsirs will 10
sold by auction, on Friday July 9, At O'Clock, P. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

~ Brilliant audiences gracing the saloon Of he
American Museum every afternoon and evening Ia wit
the performances of the shskng Qpskers the osphe
a Family &c The living Humsn skeeton. the greatest
wonder the world, 10 20 be al all hOnis day and
evening; a. 10 80 th,a Annas w OGDEN Leg Ne NC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
C.urt ralepdsf ISIS Dkr.
Inv Gourfs.

COMMON PlRAs-Psrt Nos g. 50 81 %, ~ sl
% rs. . 81. Part 2-N0s - - 30 ~ ~ 70
-. Jlg. $40. ~, ia "a. $50, 80 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

BY: fKOM LIFE. Edited ty fAkAk GOODWIN.
Third sud Fourth Parts. New-Nork Wiley s. Put
nam. l2mo. PIP 2e and lilo.
This completes the translation of Goethe famous
aDeAfszs and WakyAsit the first parts of which
were given 10 the public some time ago. IL will be vel
coined by many persons who have waited for the con
cuson To make themselves poss-ssors of the work and
will we think be Of good and constantly inereAs
ing sudcnce Such history OF the private Tile and eul-
ure of the greatest in literature since Shakespeare
and the prooundast exposor of Art who has ever lived
will be likely to wait readers among those who eul-
uvsie the for The other ~il also BE- found
Of crest interest these who desire TO understand the
Intellectual development of modern Germany, while
such ss read simply for amusement may ind abundant
eradication In the fires nteIludes and Ete nsrrs
tives which are every~hsrs woven into it. We under
stand that tho First and Second Parts have enjoyed the
honor Of being stolen 10 England and presume that the
same distinction 10 ready for those which are now pub
hshed.
CONVERSATIONS IN RoME Between an Artist Cstho.
lie and Criuc. Rs WILLIAM ELLxkY CHA~Sr~e
Boston Crosby Nichols 1877. limo. pp. lll
In this little volume Mr.. Claiming gives US the
fruit Of visit, 10 the Eternal City this Is his book Of
travels and = readable and instructive II is Ii
sem. to be successful In showing the Different aspect,
which are presented BY art religion and social hs IN
the metropolis OF the Catholic Church, and evnces
broad and comprehensive Intelligence of the subject
We could wish that Mr.. Chsnning's style were tire,
from occasional oesouriies and that his poetry we're
good bis prose bu, with all deductions his book vii
b. Of nAding readers who viii not coly admire Il
but derive valuable instruction from Its page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

~ Mr.. JosEPH AIKES OF Memphis, Tenn was
stabbed 70 the heart with bowie knife lie the hands
returned volunteer 10 that city on the loth. MI
died Immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

80 aAt lANr 49, ~ - ~ $50 tft-
Law Courts.
CorRr OF OTEs AND 1ERNfNES The TIA OF frht
= fonHS charged with forgery in the second degree IN
passing 20 note eoniln ued and will ~ resumed
ins forenoon. The result will probably depend on the
strength oil the testimony n 10 abb
Court OF COMMON PLsAs-BeiOre Judge DAILY -
AlsE McCotT vs. Gec-gs 4 Curtis JAMS " F1.sl and
Jg-es nzrrsy Mr. Nee. sold "a Mr. Murray number
OF hanging lamps 10 be paid Tor In two weeks and until
paid the right OF property ssd not 70 20 out Of Mr.
Nee. The lamps were purchased % be placed In the
rsfsctnry under sr Curtss upholstery store Brosdxsv
opposite Tstrsrsslls Mr. NJ sold out ~ Mr. F.zx. ard
the latter in turn 70 Mr.. Curtis who paid value Mr.
Nee replevined the lamps eontendns that Mr. Murray
had no n sht 10 sell them and the pressu action was 10
ts.t the question Verdict for plsinnf-For plaintiff
Mes.r, X Reed and B Scoles for defendants Messrs
Cromwell Norto1.
MAINE CoUar-Before Judge Smith.-JosepA asS
Rrbe-f Lo,rdea 70 JoAH Smifh and Bezt + Ga~Ae-Ae.
lion Of trs.oass u the value VI some goods ia
Ken by o:sr Gamble under execution az the suit OF
Mr. smith a, store los Johnst The execution was
sgalH,; James Lowdeu. who had owned the store and
sill uss engaged Ia L. The question was whether
James really owned or had sold out and was clerk al
the time OF the levy his brothers The jury eon.issr
Cd the lsiter Verdict for plaintiffs Fer piAlnun-
Nsssrs VAentiae snd Hughs0n. For defendant MI
S--ffh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

~ General Committee Of Democratic Whis
ya.,s N,n.A Rssssr Meeting OF his &c mmi''ee viii
Do hsS =, bs Broadway House on Friday evening July
? AT h.spsss seven O'Clock. BY ORDER.
THEo L. ToMLiNsoN, Chairman
rarOs.,s.. rsyf' Secretaries. jyla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

WEDNESDAY. June 81. New Baltimore, Y..... l
Nor~sk Ct.............. llCharton Depot Mass.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

PHL1DELFHIA June %, ls47.
The Southern line Of Telegraph continues out Of
order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

CANcmE.-The execationer OF dogs says there
hsve been about four hundred Of these animal killed In
our City within fifteen days past four negroes are EN-
ployed IN this business at two dollars per esy.