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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
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Co1roS conunuss very hrga'd NEEDING brings u
cents srGAA and MoLAss have small ssfs 't previous
rates FL9us unchanged bar she stoe4 iishL fsNeHTs-
T~o ensss.nslt.. ExcHASeEs are negotiated viii Ia
rsssei fhcuty.
shio News.-Ci,alsS- -shirs $ chsrlcs and Ozsso,
Now.N9ft. ship Rebert Bntos hi.ae Pbi, sehr. Pan
t-r sri GoS-rnor Aa3srson. Eee.Yark. Arivcd-ship
siias HOLMES "a bsrt Bo3emia Ns~Y0is,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
xxxTH CONGRESS. .Fir-. Session.

SENATE. wAsHfssIoS. Thursday, Nay II.
The frat thios in order was Mr. JoHSsoSs reso
luton calling on the President for the names Of the
officers serving IN the army whose nominations nae
not been sent into the Senate.
On motion, IT'S farther confederation was post
poped unu To morrow. Several adverse reports on
private clsims were adopted.
The Senate then laid aside the morning business
and, on motion, resumed the consideration oi the
bill previously discussed for the aid and relief ol
Yucatan by the temporary military occupation o.
the country.
Mr DAVIS Of Mass being entitled to the floor
rose and proceeded 70 address the Senate. and dis
cus.ed the question at much length aud decided
soIlity ne was opposed 20 the plan en- OrAced 10y
the bill tor afiordng The contemplated AID de
replied 70 the arguments OF Mr.. CAss, delivered
Yesterday and answered the reasons advanced
by other friends OF the bill When he had con
cuded,
MIR MILLER Of n. J obtaised the floor, but gave
wsy 10 a motion Tor adjournment, which was car
rieh
MIR. MILLER has the floor tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The bin Tor toe admission OF Wisconsin into the
Union was taken up, read third time and passed
Mr. LIrcoLs moved 20 reconsider tie vote, aud
msde speech IA support OF his motion.
Mr.. BOcOcK addressed the Hoose on former
motion to reconsider the bill regulating the com
peusston at Post Masters, AID opposed the House
amendment 90 the Senate bill He thought the
Post Masters deserved decreased compens4tlon'
Mr. SrEPHENs If e.. moved To lay the motion
on me tabie The Yeas and Nays were demanded,
and the motion decided IA the negative
The bril- then referred % the Committee on
the Pot Ollie and Poet toads.
The n use then resolved itself into Committee
o. lhe Whole, aud took ~ the Revolutionary Pen.
sion bill
MIR ROCKWELL Of Conn. spoke warmly ia de
fence aud justification Of former speech, IN which
ne TOOK occasion 10 expose the gross biuoders aud
mis statements made by the Secretary .ol toe
Treasury IN his annual report.
He Continued e. briog forward new charges OF IN
accuracy and to expose other blunders add errors,
made by the Secretary. To sustain which lie pro
duced vouchers. The discussion was continued oE
some time between Me- STKoNo OF Ne~-fork, MI
VINToS aud Nc. SAWYER OF Ohio.
Several amendments were offered 10 the bill, aod
wltbou, coming 10 any faal action, the Committee
rose aud tue House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
By Pony Express and Telegraph.
TO rue gEW YORK TRIBUNE


Tn. soecit Daily s5othera Express for the
Nsr York TribHAe has arrived, Bringing dates
from New Orlsans 70 tho Jth lost
The proceedings Of tae Court are given bot are
to, lengthy and contain too little prospect Of being
soon terminated - report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

NEw-LEBASOS IsGs-WATERCUKE.-Ine
water elrs establishment q D. Cimben & son. A. New
Lso4l0a, has oeea some years In operation and &c
believe pas giyea general Satisfaction Ihs location Is
aimirass-lhe water being remarkably pure, the moua-
tain air brselng aEd healthy, he scenery grand and
lasgrng and ths journey th,her Grief unsxpensVe and
inYisor4dng Even f0r hose desiring Medical treat
neuf Ne Lebanon Is an inviting sumner resort, COM
bnng heainiGness and economy Win varied sources Of
Intellectual and m4serlsl enjoyment. (see Caro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

~ w. ar. .r.ia i.s~ss-s 50 Me-" heor's''y 80
80 = -, a, n haofs 10 .ssascs d lie mad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

q ~ The STEAMSHIP UNITED STATES sailed
from Liverpool "Wednesday ION Inst for ials port SIZE
h.s shesGhed with copper and will doubtless make
sssr passage We shall look for her reiarn about tie
25d inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

POLICE CoURrs.-In cur report yesterday of the
case Of Physician Of his City. Assnst woman By tie
name Of Margaret Cowan, Ausion was made 70 the lady
10 whom that ssailsmaa ia engaged in manner which
We greatly regret and which certainly the result Of =
ts nslppfehsnson Of the matter on the part Of car
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

MAssAoHUsETrs The Legislature Of this State
Aejoarned Wednesday evening after session q the
unprecedented length OF hundred Aad tweaty-six
days having passed three huuorsa and hny-thrse acts
and eighty I've resolves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

II The Loco Foco National Convention which
Is to assemble IN Baltimore CA The 22i inst VIII &c held
IN he Uniyersal.st Church IN that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

VERDICT FOR SEDUcIioS John Smith at Hud-
sor 60 she Sd inst recovered In the Circuit Coat "
John Sckles 81 30 for seducBg plaintiff daughter
70 Its % Be hoped that no ors will flil seeing ID >
masnfcrut Scripture views exhibiting In the large
Lecture Room u the American Museum illustrating some
u The p0rtsnt scenes Ia sacred History they a.,
rssly ezeeeat, aud have teen greatly admired b. all
Who have made them visit The Gisnt BABY aud the
Wax ESTUARY are stil there also.
~ The newspapers Of the couotry afford tns Only
dun through which aad establishment becoms
generally ana tbro0Ehy known. v H. PALMER, a. his Of
ice IN ms Tbune Buildings daily receiving advertise
Gad Pto0s for the bets pape OF the eoun
try, fer and
jenny LfSD-See the advertisement Ia enothe. col unt
headed Z" Der Sehon CLAM, or The Jenny Lind Hal
Glosa" myl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

lV- Col. +. d. BAKsK, formerly Member o
Congress from me Sprssnsld a) District has removed
to sna and /. talked II As the whs candidate Tor Con
xress from the Joe Davis Dis1iSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

/ " The AMERICAN Musical issTITUrs orens nes
class for vocal insustou th. evening a. he Lgoeem e
Broadway Terms Tor sen,.smen two, sad aides one DOL
Jar per quarter As eos, for beginners on he guitar
! to.rnorrow syeuing Terms five dollars per quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
From Hendnra. RavnEe. OF the Indlans.

ny
Tna schr. Eleanor has just arrived from Ba.ize
Honduras. bringing dates % the goth u't. The Ia.
5isns cos,iaue their dsprsdsiious Tney have
de.,r,yed the town Of Vacalla by burning j. to the
g-oani five hundred Of is defenders have re.
tired Into forts vhis the women and eaudren were
taking care Of themselves rs they beat could. and
were fling in ali directions without money Or
food. Even the Inhabitants Of Bshze were threat.
soea with an attach and bad prepared 70 meet il
Markets NEw. oELsANs May
CorroS-Demsne more sc'ivsi sses q 500 b.ss
Ina no change ia p,ics SUGAR, FLoUE' hCtAssfs ara
CoKs remail unchanged FEsIGHrs-A vessel ."ssn .
Liverpool haf y-loihs.
shi, New. -Arrired- Nuiop, fhil.dt Net.pps,
N-.-fork Cisarf-C3 unba,. Sdt3ns, Boston falef
Ns~-No.k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

Do YOU WAIT AN UMBRELLA ? GssIs, IA Broadway,
can furnish you Of sny quality, texeept bad one)
snd any price (cxsspts high one Apsieus 10 cum
otes Of Tho kind respectfully invited % call and sx
anime the extremely rich collection at 2l Bross~sy oP
posiie So Peups. m'H%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

REMOVAL or TIRE CAscHALAGuA DsPor -The wv.
psi Office u ths eelebfa,ed CALIFORNIA; hedielee -
moved 20 t6 Bfo.d~ay ~hets pamphlets cont.nilt -
scdpuOn Of tho remarkable properties OF thls al
Gently Introduced into ts couDtIy-insslesoo
alins IN impurty Of the bood-msy Be Obtained s'"S
myR Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
FROM AExIcO-RATHIcATIOS OF THE TREATY
IN. HMM u ra.ierdax has the following.
Appointments by The President,
Things In Philadelphia.

GEORGE W. PHILLIPS. HKsEY HAw, ana RIcaAHD JONES,
10 PsuiIenary IN the District Of CO.
lurlba. for tho ensuing year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

~ BIsckSelIs extensive sugar re. merry In Cir
ciunsv xss destroyed BY FIRE oa the 8th mss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

WsTcHfsi WATCHES WATCHES - Y. Savage, j.
Is Waist Ia nov Offering gold ard silver watches 81
extremely low prices lie sells pOre but soeh ~ VIII
perform accurately. Also, iPendid Chronometer eta
bargaip. Give him call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

c. PATENT Cur BAxER Tor summer use (CoTt and Car
mans pstent ras article has bss' greatly improved
with castron top, &C. s0d 10 recommended 10 be ysy
superior Article for eompiets Sumner cooking stove
Aso haad Plets Of TIA bakers aud air
tight and other cooking stoves 81 low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

~ IMPROVED MAGNETIC aAcHTSgs. with Manual
TOP 409J sypg full Instructions for thsiruse Prices 90
s2 and sl4 n ii. SHERWOOD. MD.
myl0 WFkss l02 cbsnbsrss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
IMPROVED MAGNETIC MACHINES.

ID. q. Moorhssd, 1872 Broadway,
r'8ols manufacturer Of the improved Graduated Mss
sc Machine, tho hssuiifal and effective i1stru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

~ Ds sASSINc's Brace tho only ins Tamsnt sysa
invented that perfectly supports The humsD boay IL gives
strength the voice, lungs and back and - ny.sshs
weak ladies' add gsntemsn. The sinking a. the sn'
sch unss ADD SIDE Is Immediately relieved BY ito ute
-Four days trial given An be msde with
persons living cut Of the city BY ~hSh they try them
Office 36l Broadway. rnyll 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
STRANGERS And CITIZENS

Do too csrsfa In pureba,iSs iasrumens Of hs
nstsrs limitations e Moorheada Calculated Mag
setic msehius are sold under various names. Sole nns
faeturer. ID C. M0oRHEAD, 1872 Broadway.
Price ( 3 complste and warranted. myl2 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

cRowpKD Our.-We have fall report Of the speeches
a. the Baptist Home Mission Society and the donss Of
the American Protestant society, In type bu' no room
for them They will appear 10 the Eyeuing EDITION.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-27
Consumption Cured
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TIT GRttIf\ iII~HkENIuh IpR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma. and
Consumption

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of hr uug, ot the memupnc called the
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artpas'a.cs. lu enh'r case % Is avery
d,ngerou, iu tcsuon cot Disease. 1t prevent,
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-27
Marble, Marble ,
Manufactured Marble.

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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-27

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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-27
Mrs. T.. KIDDERs
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-27
Sugar, Tea, coffee.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
Whig Nominations.
S;subsn Co--Assembly p JOHN LANG, Tyrone
Lstjs Co.-Assembly DioDArE PEAsE.
Treasurer: Ella y MERRIAM

THE TESTIMONY oF Az ENEMY lNvoKED.-Cas-
sus Clay has been bsdgcrcd and ridculed for the
part which he Is said have played in Mexico that he
has brought Col Zambonino on the witness stand
That worthy tostiies follows
Jose Maria Zsmbonino Colonel OF the Mexican
lrmy- DO hereby certify that Capt Clay was one OF
he prisoners in the Hacienda de IA Encsrnaoion
on the s2d OF January lsi7 and farther, that on the
oath OF said month he among other prisoners was de-
hvcred 70 me 70 be carried 10 san Luis On the
said Path plan combined by said prisoners 10 effect
their escape by dissrming and my men, but which
plan frustrated by my armed attitude the Only re
suit being the escape OF of them. named Henry,
who by doing left his companions compromised SO
much that Il was owing to mere casually that they
were no, all shot
on that day Capt Clay behaved himself with tina,
eoolness and serenity peculiar to bis character giving
no signs Of fear notwithstanding the risk both he and
his companions were running. did he impi0rs for
Ainse SifAer 2racs marcy NhL IA jaror Of his c0rs
yar,ons he oiaiEed (pedid) dagsHce Therefore il
any person or persons have supposed Inferred that
the conduct Of said Capt Clay has been different IN
word or deed la5er echo dicho) ON said OCCASION I
do hereby declare my word Of honor that such sup
position differences FALSE nobody else but my
sef can vouch for the truth in this affair
81 Ia obedience 10 the demands OF justice and that 10
may stand in proof give this certificate, al the To-
guest OF the interested party.
JOsE MARIA zAMBoNINO.
CITr sT MxxIoo, Let Of August lsas."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
NENV-YORK TRIBUNE.
Illinois-Judicial Eiection-Poiifics
CoTesp0ndence OF ne IH01H''
CHICAGO Sept. n. i


CHICAGO Sept II, 1s4s.
The Election for Judges under our New Const-
,,son took place one week ago to-day Nine Or
emit and three Supreme Judges were to be chosen,
The former by Circuits, and the latter BY Divisions
In the First OF Mount Vernon Division, Hon. LYMAN
TsxBrLI former Secretary Of state, ia supposed to
he elected over Hon David J. Baker, Wing and Hon.
John Doherty Democrat. In the Springfield Division
Hon SAMUEL II. Treat is elected without opposition,
aud IN this Division Hon joins DEAN CATION is also
elected without opposition They are all Democrats
and the two ashamed gentlemen were Judges Of the
cid Supreme Court.
In this Chicago Circuit, Hon HCGH +. DicKEY
Democrat is elected without opposition.
IN the Galena Circuit BESJAHiN II. SHELDON
ESQ Wing is elected without opposition
In the Peoria Circuit, THE0PHiLUs :. DiCKEY
Esq Wing, is elected over Benz. + Fhdey, Esq the
regular Loco.Foco caucus candidate
Ia the Springfield Circuit, DAVID DAVIS, Esq.
WING is elected without opposition.
Ia the Jacksonville Circuit, Col. d. NJ WooD-
soN Wing is elected over Hon. A. w. Caverly, the reg
ulsr Loco Foco candidate and long leading politician
IN this State.
In the Alexander Circuit, Hon. VIM. A. Den
ming Democrat is elected without opposition.
In the Wabash Circuit it is not known whether
Hon Samuel Wilson or Hon. Charles II. Constable
both Whgs) is elected.
In the Quincy Circuit, WIN. s. Archer, Esq.
regular Loco Foco has been elected VIM. A. Win.
chel Esq. Wing
In the St CLAIR Circuit have not heard who is
elected.
Five out OF the nine Circuit Judges elected are
Wings though political considerations have had
but little do with the election The People seemed
to have looked the merit Of the candidates and not
to their political opinions and their selection in most Of
the Circuits has been admirable.
All this section OF the State Is on lire with Barn
burnerism Present appearances indicate that
Van Buren, will get two thirds OF all the Loco.
Foco votes in Wentworths District. The Wings
generally stand for Old Jack In fact Cass seems
70 be nOtLeye, while the contest appears to be
between Taylor and Van Buren,. vote taken on
the steamboat Empire" the other day on her upward
trip and it stood 30 for Taylor 80 for Van Buren, and
for Csss In all the votes taken board steam
nal boats railroads. Cass is universally behind Van
Ruren. Yours. sc 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
TAYLoR's CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO.

feet Of canvas
The achievements fthe American Army In Mexico. Dur
ing the se with that beautiful and Interesting country
well known 10 the American people and to the world.
The brhsncy Of our in that Is without psrsl
lei In the history Of the Human To Illustrate those
achievements portray The Circumstances ard incidents
herewith thus pictorisy the past
with the present show TO the PEOPLE GkE.r
REPUsLIc the soldiers passed through IL the de-
sign Of tn. GREAT NATIONAL WORK; and when 1t Is
recolecsed that exhibits with astonishing hieity TO
lure The marches encsmpments. battles and all the para
phenas Of along and victorious campaign. extending
hundreds OF miles Of enemys eountry over mountain
and rver on land and showing in her widest
and in her mdes forms the spectator struck acton
shmeut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
Political. Personal, &c.

~ Messrs r. W. Barnwel, X. Banweli
Rhett and William Calcoek (~ho will succeed Rhett
in Congress) declare their intention 70 abide by the
Baltimore nominations whatever may be the c)nse'
queuces They formerly hesitated.
- The address of the Free Soil State Conven-
ton Of Massachusetts ia said be from the pen OF Hon
John G. Palfrey. The address says the Philadelphia
Convention "A little farce acted through tor the
satisfaction Of simple people
ly7 At recent session Of the Corporation OF
of the University of Vermont the resignation OF Presi-
dent WHEELER was accepted and Rev, WoRrfrNGToS
SMITH D. d. of ST Adams, unanimously elected
President Of that Institution.
~ The dwelling Of the Spanish Minister at
Washington wa. entered on Friday night and robbed
~ number of articles among which silver cru.
cix, silver chace and plate two sets OF necklaces
earrings SC He was on visit To the North
~ The PhHadeiDiia Times says judge Con
rsds New PLAY Is called The Hereto Mr. Forrest,
they say accepts worthy OF the second prize OF
81 90 and awards the prize OF $1,000 to some pay
written by Newforker
rTJS Walker has retired from the Editor
ship OF the CGr,raonf n H. Eagle and will be sue
eeeded by Messrs. Young Taylor. The Eagle 10 a
capital paper.
- Mrs. Patrick Benan. Of Hartford, CT. gave
birth 10 four children last Friday night-three girls and
A boy She died the following morning. One oil tue
children also died.
~ We learn that Hon William Hamilton
Merritt has received the appointment Of President oil
the Council OF Canada
" Ii is supposed that Mr. Macready Is on
board the due al Boston the latter part oil he
present week.
~ The Viennoise Children are at the How,
ard Athen.um Boston Yankee Hill Is at the National
Theatre in that city.
- Mr.. Forrest closes his popular engagement
this week ct the Broadway Tneater. Next week ne
goes TO Philadelphia.
- The Hutchinson family give Concert this
evening in Springfield.
~ Anew Hebrew Synagogue in Eden-st Hal
timore. was dedicated as, Friday.
rz- Collyer Model Artists are at PhadeiPhla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

and shown the positions Of the Armies. the nsurs Of
the ground all the interesting and exciting incidents and
scenery OF that great battle
Here are brought to view in full action, the American
and Mexican armies with their relative positions The
smoke Of the artillery the gsloping OF the officers across
the plain bearing orders all parts Of the field the fall
ing the dead the bearing of Of the wounded, and ali
wild confusion Of that deadly conflict. shown in this
picture, and the perfectly cool manner in which Gen
TAYLos is seen giving MS orders in ne roy costume TAiea
H. on that memorable dry. IL Intensely exciting, and
leads the spectator the field OF battle An officer. who
took an active part that 6gh remarked seeing H. that
he again Pso Alto Such the wonderful effect Of
portrayng life on canvass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

American Board OF FOREIGS MissIoSs.-Du-
ring the past year the Board indebtedness has ncreas
"a from 20 OOO The Of the case having
been made known the subscriptions and pledges on the
.no, amounted 10 nearly $1,000 The slave question
vas brought before the Board, and sn argument was
heard on the Scripture authority for Slavery wnicn was
participated in By several eminent gentlemen, President
blanchard Of Knox College III. being the principal
CHAMPION OF the abolition view Of the question here
the matter rests for this year. The reports Of ine Com
it,ee on toe several missionary stations represented
them all 10 be in hourishing condition a. coud Dc
expectsd The Greek mission under the charge OF Dr.
King seems 70 have suffered the most during the past
year The Board lament the loss Of one Of the Oldest
serresres Rev David Green account OF the failure
of nj. health Or 5 l. Pomeroy, OF Bangor Me. was
elected 10 al his place The other officers are the same
A. last year.
GALA heavy wind from the northeast set
in last evening and before morning increased 20 per
feet gale which have been ist severely In the bay
and on the coast As Yet We have heard Of no serious
damage The Z. s surveying schooner Gallatin came
In This morning from Nantucket shoals reports the gale
as very severe having lost topmsst yards and sails
herm brig IL reported ashore Scituate Beach also
bris ashore on the spit Boston Transcript lcih
HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Mr.. X. II Bount Of Lee
poir County (NC) while on his way TO New Orleans,
the week before last 70 procure Northern funds. was
assaulted BY three despersdoes stunned and robbed OF
tie large amount Of 81 600 in actual money The ROD
bsrs escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

The Panorama opens with scene IN the Gulf Of Mexico
with hne display OF SAILING vessels steamers &c and
view Of the Island and City OF Galveston Shortly amer
this. the behoder before him
TAYLOR's ARMY ENcAMPED AT CORPUS CHRISTI.
Presently graphic view 4
THE ARMY UNDER MARCH,
with its long train OF wagons pleases the eye. Aner The
days march. End the
ARMY ENCAMPED FOR THE NIGHT,
with Camp Fires Sentnels Teamsers, nc Next comes
a hfe-l'se view Of
THE ARMY FORDING THE COLORADO RIVER.
This ia very beautiful scene, aud admired by all who
view IT, The appearance Of the cannon planted on either
bank Of The river protect troops while crossing the
march Of the and horses the the care taken
by the soldiers elevate their muske and banners above
their heads while wsding almost shoulderdeep the beauty
Of the surrounding forest scenery the fine flowing stream
ITSELF the Of the troops the opposite bank and their
formation into line again. al in this piece can be but
family described by word slonet must be seen to be APP
precaed While the audience admirng the piece ud
described, the changes and they gaze ona
VIEW or THE CITY OF MATAMoRos.
with It's barracks Of Mexican sodieTy From Ibis sy the