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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28
RY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHHRy NAIL
Things In philadelphia.
Corresp0nt elce of The lHpun.
Pun ,pK1FHrA. Wednesday. :

ffDFrtsIufH lte OF TIC At4""ti
PurrApELrHIA "Wednesday, sept =:
We have ...r raw and gusty day, which IN
duces quite domestic comfnoton Aii'o"- '''' W
pipes - h,,,, in ,ur CITY and
- 4v,,itr their best energies 20 the success ol AZ
roa and FILLMORE The UNITS from the h'e'io u
our state are highy encouraging iof INC ~ 49, 10
Jor~sroS have never been sansuine OctI'e -
he r..ibiitv Of rerenerating Pennsy lvenia rom ,r
darkness. OF her Locof ocosm but now MIN e..eo -
hone The frauds II 1874 we're too giArns 10 oe eOH
slaf the industrial interests feel the fatal efecs o
A. W.lrFr's Free Trade Iarir. and from tt'lJ
- - h 5erounced while those VINO lied Polk into
~. Presidency are receiving their mcred castSHtoh
a, the bar OF public opinion. The deiecuon On 'u,.
Nvers In Clarion Co will, from his great nauenee
tb-e make that county very doubtful one 10Y 'le
-, STbs dscsut.ve letter which WILSON hcCAND-
rrss wrote 20 that county IN H. Is now retlrnIns
upon is Inventors 70 plague them >cLuy N.I
and Columbia heretofore cheated INTO Ile 49, -
vote for Loco Ccoism twas % vote iol "
,n.ned their eyes aEd will vote the rght tcAel
The Locos are beginning 10 brsg that tney wa re.
cover some Of the Congressional DISTRICTS cMno.
see how this Is TO b. effected Ny hrin oeHei =, '
there will be more Whs Cougressmen from PennsyI'
vsnia in the new Congress than there are IN me pre-
sent So short time will elspse, however before the
story Is told the polls tast speculation Is useless.
fortnight and nous rerToas
tors in the robbery OF Dr. Darlington, hss made resors
ZION Of about : 1000 OF the stolen money
There was fair inquiry for Flour to-day. but buyers
generally are not willing 70 pay the prices demanded
about 200 bbs sold AZ ~ 80 tor standard ana %
for extra brands small sale Of Rye Flour Vas made
N4l2. Corn Meal has been taken 70 the extent OF
900 bbis at 81 Wheat is in moderate request, ana
5000 bushels sold ST u 10 cts for southern req
and ! 10. cts for white Rye-3OO bushels FennsyNs
MIA sold Al 10 cts Corn is marked dull 900 bushels
lat and round yellow brought 65 so cts for lots IN
store and aoat Cotton inquired for but prices are
fully supported Provisions remain quiet. sugars are
in demand and farther movement was made IN New
Orleans and Brszls at improved prices WHISKY dull
bbls are held 1t y cts. without sales -.
SALES OF SrooKs-FBsf Bodrd-lUO Grsro BANK w =
100 rs pank p 500 Wilmington RR, Isl; 80 Us
Treasury Notes S. 1921 6Oo0 do do 6s. los 25Oo >
s.. o. l0i, 1000 do DO o. %. l0is 60 Union Canal
Q; 900 u So, 81 %: 200 Lehigh Cosl scrip ga
ana bel Canal s.. s0;; lOOOO state So, 73i.
Second Bo1rd-lOO United states Bank q 2oo Lehsn
cnsl >crin al. 300 do do r0t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS


WEDNESDAY, sept 27-P. NJ
The Stock market was heavy today genel ally,
and Treasury Notes fell of to 2i caused by forced
sales under the stripgency of the Money market Sales
were made at per cent higher buyers option three
days.
There was a small business done in Bills at
steady rates Sterling is GAG. Francs SIS.
There continues TO be a fair business doing in
Freights and three vessels we taken up 10 load for
Liverpool The rates are g. Sd for Flour Corn a Sd
Cotton 732d Heavy freight 30sa32s Cd the latter for
Cheese To ireland two or three engagements wers
made at lid dl2d.
The Europa left punctuay to-day with % pas
sengers for Liverpool 10 for Halifax, AMI s5lols 10
specie The following is the circular Of Messr. Cam
mann Whitehouse, prepared for the Europa
S.p Yod. September ID. 1919
,oI mscs h.. bssn sown~.rd ard 10. rsa,.soS. n,shs
Tor being small The sriVs OF TIC steamer
r. snoSn, Of .,o law. S.-S do..d broad
and a snssss b.sr ..as IL. n., sas aS
prices. MONEY d.dsdy stringent Tbs recent mpoiis
la. become s. Ike bsui. suffering ass. hs temporary q
10 70 IL per cent per- snas@ 4. sehsr The sby Of the G.s
men, 70 an the coin N ~ pos-es nor N. want Of The IN
ssment. pp.ai country prosaLe
Of br-su at rsanmsuns r-s and us pr~ctst
the cotton crop vii maze up fu.ni of any drpfet pe-f
that remain leading securities AZ III present
vel maintained Transactions conasatal oA' have osea 7'T
limited
The leading topic in the street to-day, was the
arrangement made by Mr. Secretary Walker With some
OF the leading Capitalists, holders Of Government
securities to effect disbursement Of q large portion
of the coin locked up In the subTreasury, and thus
furnish relief to tho Money market He proposes We
understand, to buy $4,000 of Treasury Notes at par
which he 10 authorized to do agreeing to reisu~them
10 the parties ct the rate when tho exigen
ces OF the Government shall require the money This
is the operation 10 which we alluded yesterday Mr..
Walker has been in the street for the last day
endesvorng to effect some arrangement for the relief
of the market and the above plan has been adopted.
The party who Ia furnish the Treasury Notes tor him
self and others Washington this afternoon 10
complete the arrangement Doubtless the transfer Of
nearly million Of coin 10 the vaults OF the Banks vii
have beneficial effect upon the Money market.
Official int ormation has been received that Mr
Corcoran has positively succeeded In e.ctng sac oil
portion OF the loan, and that nc had every prospect
Of negotiating the large amount spoken Of when l.
steamer arrived.
The Money market remains without reilei ana
loans are very difficult to make the best securities
The Shipping List furnishes the following stare
ment Of the
zport of Brsodsfsg from United States 20 Great Britain
and Ireland, since lot Sept lsio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

No MORE FIREs.-For the last week we have
not heard single instance Of ire in this city either BY
incendarsm or by accident The wretches who have
done so much damage to property heretofore By mid
night business seem to have been scaredthanks TO the
vigilance OF the Volunteer Patrol Police who patrol the
streets by night and protect the property Of their fe
low-citizens, who may now sumber in security. Let
them not sscken their efforts till the danger be all
and they will receive that applause for prevention,
which the noble band Of fremen have for their
gallant services at every Of conaagraton In ad
dition the check which the incendary has received
from their hands observe that his honor the Mayor
in connection with the Finance Committee, have been
su,horz to offer reward Of $3.50 for the detection
sai eoAsietoa Of any person 20 offending 50 we may
expect quiet Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE PROM EXPLosIoN.-The
alsrm offre yesterday about o'clock was caused by
the burning OF the stock and store OF G. w Appleton
GO wholesale and retail druggists, No. 335 Marketst
The amount of stock hand consisting mostly OF pa
tent medicines was worth - 600 nearly all Of which
was DESTROYED and on which there but little nsur.
ance The fire originated from the sudden explosion At
lamp. fled with scohol, which was burning on the
end OF the counter nearest the end OF the store
At the the explosion. Mr. Bourne the father Of
one Of the firm, standing short dstan e of and
the flames spread with such wonderful and fearful
lerty that his through the front doorway was
entirely cut of and he compelled 70 leap out OF
the back window in order himself from horn
Die death In espng out be fell into the ares basement
bu, we are hsppy TO learn that be was not much In
jured. Tho buildin. is insured. The damage 10 II s
Slight philadelphia Sun, 9Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

At brooklyn on srth Hon MICHAEL HOFFMAN aged
81 years. Nava Ohlcer VI The Port Of NsTfofh
nen acq1sance requested % attend hs funeral
from BIS Pschc O'Clock. ater1ooa
without farther He viii be moed y Hek.er.
t. inru~r resd-nce .or i1terneat
Noaay, IRA K youngest Ira and Margsc,
In--e. -E-i . mouths and tsys
Wedn--fsy 1nrng sept - FANNY NJ glitter Of
Thomas and Emma Gardiner
.ais tie family respectfully invited attend the "a
residence oi her father this Thursday aeruo0n, at
~ ocock.
o. The 18Th q sepsu5sr LuLIE saugb;sro Leopold AID Hsr
net E.iiiI. month ard 5 lays Old
N~~s rs-.tsy evening ~, after short haes., Mr.
JAMES W. HIGGINS, IN tue 5iIh year u hi.
T- restve- fs d The family aviet TO attend bis ia
ers from H. ate fss, ~. 100 Broad ssNAA ih1fsd4y
i0l-nnon, Al u = o'clocs
On Ias.s, the -6ih INST JAMES youns--t 800 Of w and
ssssnush wright s--d YEAR. , rnontis aat ~ days
Tee frs-- s1t Of tie ana are respectfully invited
ttt-i - il--itl-f 0ock t IAlfrf sfcrr9cd. 3m h
siisf- f-s.ielle, ~ Dull-sk- r.
o. ,siay .NL -. a. Co3cnhsn. Orsass Co. l. Ne Ann
kAf4A Co0fkk, . ns els, Ts>< " be- 9A
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EXPLOSION or THE CoScoRDIA.-We find IN
the " o. Delta of the 10TH the following particulars OF
the damage done by the explosion OF the Concords,
near Psquemlne:
The number killed and wounded are as follows /:
Can't pas scalded badly; H. had at the moment Of
the explosion entered his ststeroon and was preclpi
tated 10 the main deck, by the floor OF hi room iang
through and fell among the boilers by which both Ms
legs slightly injured and his hands lace ana oony
badly burned The second clerk Mosby ia badly
scsded first ngineer badly scslded bsrkeeper one
hand scaled badly one passenger whose name could
not learn, is slightly scsded ayoung man named NC
powell. a clerk slightly a young namen Klein
wa, thrown overheard and rescued from shore. after
being in the water nearly half an hour seven negroes
nve deck hands, and and two cabin boys, are scaded
bsdlv. two deck hands Just dead two supposed be
drowned These are all known TO be killed sno
wounded Among the passengers were the son ana
daughter of Gen Taylor, who fortunately escaped I'M
harmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

The exports of Corn will be are already soou'
million and quarter OF bushels, nearly all from
point.
The semi.ann' al dividend OF the Boston banks
lust declared amount to SIPS $50 showing an increase
Of $3.50 700 over the the previous six months Tie ~
eregate amount Of capital is ss9s00c0 The following
are the dividends declared the Atlantic, AlAs' CiV'
Eagle Granite Hamilton State, fremont and DO"
banks will pay dividends Of 3. per cent Boston, Co
lumbar, Exchange for months, Globe Mechanics
Merchant, gland, shswmut sad Traders,
Boyl.ton. Freemans, and Shoe and Leather Desisrs'
Al uer cent. Massachusetts North and Wash1nsIos'
per cent 1; Market and Suffolk. 5per cent
We annex the statement OF she Wooster bsnA
Ia November !ss7
c,-.,.,.,u Depo.r. sgcce Ea's-rn sssos"
f-t7s1 44s53 s<,lo lfSzI
Tho note, of this Bank are now selling 1t % cents oe
the dollar.
OF the State debt of Ohio the following sums we're
psid last year:
Domestic bonds redeemed. 9llSsSo =
Paid Surplus Revenue 10 several counues.., % a
Pad Fund Commissioners, sinking Fund ..... -,
Paid account Of temporary labiies Ac...'. W. ,,
Amcunl CT State deJt paid during the yeas 1871 SSH :
ybs amount Of money paid ia's 'as sa's Ir'''"J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ORFsr WEsrsss-Ttis popular derreaf0r u Yartee
cipra-rr sppeg ed again before crowded tsss Yesterday
81 The Museum and related t. amusing stories ar8 bose
"no t"sfa h1 Do never go better ~ Erlffefs
$50 gave eNcciruf entertainment. h Dr. suues W 90
- good, we, Of frem vNscue ~ sfvie
Shel 10 equal Ne IT, he without ANS. .nf 3iilor
isilenhH'r The DNnrf also here Go 20 the M1srlm
NOSE Wn2 neel l.sinelol md An-sse-neat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

The SEA QUEEs.-The cabin passengers OF the
ship sea Queen Of Bath ae. have sent card to Capt.
MANSON expressing their appreciation OF his praise
worthy conduct in saving the lives Of between 20 and
81 Of the passengers OF the Ocean Monarch The pas
sengers state that the boats Of the Sea Queen, com.
manded by the second officer were the first 10 reach
the Oe,an Monarch, which they willing to testify.
Mr. Edward Hodson and Mr.. Charles Hollsworth cabin
passengers per Sea Queen can be found at the Northern
Hotel
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M A n n led,

On wstne.d.y morning. 17th Rev. Nathaniel Mead z ~
DAKE MD Of Geseeo Lsgstoa c. y Y % Mss ELIZA ANN
KIRBT only daughter Of Dr. Kir5y Of this CITY.
he BY Rev Thos H. ssuner d Rev ALFREDO
DAsHELL, Jr ost. LOUIS, No TO MARY MURRAY daughter o
John L. Mason. ksq of tbs CITY.
North Anercaa PhalanK Monmouth Co on Tuessy
evening John French, JAMES WARREN EN
Ma LAW, all OF the above place.
tsb-Lt0~n y } Meia-sday 9Th By Rev. Dr. IA
e WILLIAM De GOOT and IsABELLA daughter u step
r Bniian, ESQ
VI Mouay August AIMS Church Brooklyn, BY Rev
Mr. JACOB PHILIP CORNELIA, daughter Of Mr.
JACOB ssogterourgh VI N-N-fOrk
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NEW FALL EMsRoIpERIEs.

Laoe, L. c. HSks. Wtiie Mu'lia', Lace pa' cape'' S.
" The undersigned respectfully .aviie shs Ladies Of
n Y to inspect their new ssll gocde.
Their assortment OF needewors goods Is OF iAer own
exclusive Importation and tho most excessive retail 'soo N
the ev 70 eousled for variety and 'tye, ard In
mice offers exraordinsry inducements purchasers.
JIT FARRELL1CO.
.a qraod So Broadway next Ahsmbrs.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

OYER AND TERnrNER.-Before Hon. Nathan Morse,
80 J1sts RokF. Tbs Court reslust tA-r snE ye-teiv
disposed the SLOWING -Four persons named Peter Jp
Jane Th1s. Herman lrrag 90 -a4sf A. 10 tni
chsrs having Vo-n assault on John Tracy
as severely rusrre. orlst-t s1ou the - %
raup TIE Jlry i9unf verdict o Eltf
sgs prr-rsi snd the Court s-nt-net -in
hsfl 4hor 80 County Ja 20 term % n
dsJs.-A yol1s laa~d J1a fan- va tel pSd % Pc
fr Oh sst rtas bit fsT beng flli OBJ. lt ienf q
ly v-rict % i siy ,aa t- aocsed AS aelus'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

of'ome importance 10 the Psbic.
Lazy : Co.'s

LzASY Z Co.'s
MOLESKIS SILK HATS
OF the fnes quality and the sle shos embracing a. ih-
most recent Improvements AID enexceled BY sry hereto
fore produced. Will be heuceforth .o,d At
-FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The sdiihona preparation. made for he manufacture OF
hi, article the increased facilities enjoyed FOR procusuz
from france and this market the chocsss sry ma
,eras and the greatly extended sales anticipated b. l.
Co wsnsn, them In aaording the article AS shove.
LEARY a co. Halter,
au50 eotH 3, { and As,or Hose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

prprroUs EXPEDITION ~ MISEsoTA.-Mr 4
Randall Of tie L. : Geological Corps, sccompanleo oy
he assistant Major NJ Dagger, ef Iowa, reached tgs
place on Wednesday July l9 from the sources 81 TIE
De. Moines river. which he has explored rom ~
mouth be has also rsde critics! eHafnihsuOh VI inc
Cotesu des Prairie west Of the river and the western
portion Of the Undne Region OF Nleo.el On IAe go
When near the Chaniushkah river. tributary OF tue
- Peters and in the midst OF buffalo country ne ell
countered large party OF the sis-iton sioux indians
who robbed him OF MS horses clothing provisions ana
everything except his papers snd eoAecuons orssA-
his Instrument &. He Was then permitted to depart
His su.-erings would have been nsupPcrtsbie had ne
nor met on me evening OF the second day, with camp
Of Fox nfians-which belong the Usage river west
OF Mssouri-frou whom he obtained miserable pony
CAPABLE o. packing the little len oy the Indians
Mr r sitter being robbed chsnged his course To near
" south abandoning bis BIOLOGICAL aud botanical OH
continuing his geological and typographical coecuons
and observations and arrived a. this village alter nine
DAYS march much crippled and nearly exhausted rom
The hsrdships he had undergone Ai'er reaching t1e
head waters Of Iowa river, be shaped MS course di
recty for this place passing over Inc oeaail'u HSs %
country denOmlnsted on Nlco4ets map IS TIC VIM
Akipsn Ksduzs ,,,- -
Fort Crawford and within 10 or 80 miles oil the CT
Peters river he sdered IL the safest course 10 turn
sonth a. h. would De les apt 20 meet with hostile In
disus and In case Of attack he had no weapons OF de-
fence The Indians ordered him 10 % south, snd sis'
nifed By springing their bows, and drawing tnelr
knives across their thrOas what would be tue resut VI
dia0bedience.
Mr. Randall speaks IN the highest terms Of the eoun'
try which he traversed for beauty agricultural caps,
cify and mineral resources Coal was touho lor ~
mile. on the Des Mones aud from indications. heavy
deposits iron ore are believed TO exist Gypsum IN
abundance forming cliffs for miles was encountered
an article that is very important IN the arts ana
ivel sed m the Eat TOR agricultural purposes This
must prove OF i'm value 10 toe West - ths Is ne
great valley Of the Mississippi Limestone that MAKES
a superior hydraulic lime. exists in abundance -Lne-
stone suitable for lime, clay suitable Tor DICK, IocS
suitable for polishing grindstones, whetstones and
for building purposes some Of superior quality. are
found In abundance along the Oes MOnes ryer-Ihere
is great abundance Of water power IN the "noie re-
gon over which he ysssed and timber plenty through
out most Of the country Prsire du Chen Pat July 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28
Great Wing Gathering !
THREE MEETINGS AT oNcsH
vATXHALL AGAIN OVERLOOKING !

ysoxbsll-bosh in the Saloon and Garden-"a'
t,ll again 10 OVERLOOKING last night. Long before
the hoor OF meeting the room was crowded. ana
the people were as thick as ever IL 'ne oAiuen
With bands and banners they had come IN process
.ion 10 rstify the nominations VI the wing party
e,s,s and National 4 stand was erected IN 'nT
nor,h.west corner Of the Garden, and around II
,.,ge ,oa..es assembled, who could not gain ad'
,oi,,ance 10 the room. Another stand was erected
Il, tbe south-east corner, aud around this 700, was
large meeting
The principal stand in the garden was surround
Cd with numerous flags and transparencies' dis
playing various celebrated sayings OF O'd
Zach" There was also large portrait OF the
General On horseback. On the banners and trans
p.reucies also were the names OF MILLA'D FILL
MORE. nAmILros FISH and G. w PATTEasoS.
THE MEETING IN THE SALOON
At precisely ~ O'Clock, Hon. PHILIP HONE call
cd the meeting to order and In doing 90 made ie"
p.rtinsnt and eloquent remarks. He asked VINO IN
tina, vast assembly, was In favor OF VAN BUREN, No
body Who here - In favor OF LEWIS CAssl Nobody
Who 1. there here who will say that he is opposed TO
ZACHARY TAYLOR. Loud cheers
Mr. HoSE said be was extremely happy 70 see tna'
We were unanimous In favor Of TAYLOR He would
without farther comment that the chair be taken
BY one who's name recalls TO us the memory OF his
ssinted father
HON. WILLIAM KENT.
Mr.. Kent on taking the chair was received with
loud applause.
J. II. HOBART HAws, Esq. then moved that the
following gentlemen be elected Vice-Presidents
and Secretaries. which motion was ratified by
Loud spplsuae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

CAUTION 1t has been truly said that couneeis and mi
taofs OF valuable medicine are more dangerous 70 90
cety than dealers In spurious coin The latter only rob You
OF your property viii the former endsnger your lie BE
deceived by the numerous Chosgo- which nave ~
ate made their appearance. Every Respectable Druggist
In the country will tell you that OscOoD's India Chos
onginsl, and only genuine preparation The mia
ons but limitations In name 10 steal character Tor
spuri.us hch belongs only the genuine You msyes
we'll look the Caesars and Catos OF tho present day Tor ne
virtues OF ulustous prototypes expect 10 mud ~
such compounds the valuable properties Of a." onsn u
Choa que. To protect yourself from imposition see ha
the label attached each bottle has the rten sgnsufe n
the propr elor-CH,RLEs OscOoD MD.-and sou are safe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

DEATH OF DR.. MARTIS.-We regret 10 learn
thar the Government received yesterday intelligence of
the decesse OF Dr. JACOB L. MARTIN American Charge
d'As4ires at Rome. He died at Rome about the hrst
o. this month very suddenly, being found dead in his
red ui,hou, any known prem nary Illness. Dr. NJ
wss a native we believe OF North Carolina, and was
much es,een med for hs talents and smsble character
Washington Union, "a tn
DEATH OF AUNlTED STATES CoSsuL.-Wm. A.
Leidesiorf late L. s Vice Consul at San Francisco,
California died there on the 18th Of May after shors
lines, CAPTAIN Leldesdorh was a Dane By birth, but
was formerly well known captain in the ports
Of New Orleans aud New-York. He much es-
t.eTned in California, and every demonstration OF re-
,,err to his memory, was made By the residents Of
san Francisco.
FATAL ACADEMIA young man named jacob
Keeer residing about six miles west OF Clesrspri ng
Washington county, Nd. instantly killed on , an
DAY last by the accidental discharge Of his gun while
on hunting excursion Baltimore SUM- 21th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

rSr-A HAT To Please TIE wssSEs SxAcfLr-Ag
crown or lo~-crown-tel-iop or sirsisa-wce'ehn CO
brn. Any shsp- Of any mssiis desre aad ne
sesi style FOR the faseionsbesspe,eid Hats ioF -Four
Dollars WAs~ocSs S Bro .dws y near Fu!,on-s - s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

TAKE WARSISG The hero Of Ten Thousand 4 Year.
Will be recoleced by applying deet rous prcps sion
To hs hair turned pea green, and could never modify n
co or TO anything better than purpe siterwad those
who have been in the habit Of using PHAtONs Chemical "ir
Inveoraior and improving thereby tao condition Of her
hair bsd better be cautios purchasing TIE acle NJ he
lg stores hereafter as c0unerfe the article arc IN he
market These counerfts If they DO not ufn the hair
green may cause II To fall out, which "a worse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

b. the schooner Oregon, Capt Trenis, we nave
received papers from the City Of Mexico to the xoth
Mn FOR which we are indebted to passenger and am
pico papers TO the 9Th inst. s,-...
We md ia these papers scarcely anything OF n'e'e'
The country seems to be tranquil ana there are no
NJ " attempts AZ revolution or nsurrecton mentioned
By decree issued by President Herrera we perceive
thar the Government about 20 take advantage oil the
clause in the treaty by which all Mexcans VINO may
desire 20 leave the ceded territory are permitted 10 90
So commission has been named To attend 70 TINS
consisting OF three persons one OF whom V 10 DC sa
toned in New-Mexico. one in Upper California ana
one In Matamoros The families from New Mexico are
TO 20 b. Chishuahua those from the eit bank oil tue
Rio Bravo 10 Tamaulipss Coshuila and New.Leon ana
from Upper California to sonora or Lower California
Sr Rvspslacio had resigned his office OF Minister oil
the Treasury. IL offered to ID. Ramon Malo, VINO
refused H. -,
d Benito Quisano has been appointed Governor OF
the State OF Vera Cruz
The papers sn complain of oursges said 10 De com
ratted in New Leon By predatory bands OF Americans
Letters from MasmOros state that the Collector there
was unsbl- 10 collect duties from vessels entering he
port they evaded payment under the preeSt oil nav
Ing areasy paid the American officials II IS ssla slso
that everything s in MatsmorOs 100 per cent hSher
than on the American side OF The river.
In the Nofieioso OF Tampco hnd an account oil
meeting which held 10 that city by some OF tne IN
habiiants The object Of the meeting was 10 express
the r continued ale glance 70 the Central Government
and their opposition to any plots for the dismemoei
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