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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-21
FEMALE NFDICTSFE =

Dr. Townsends SarsaparIs asOveregn and speedy cure
or ncpient Consumption BareEneSs PrOlapSus Ute
Falling of the Womb, CostiVeDess Piles LeuchOnhGa
Whites, Obstruoted difficult Menstuaton, lncOntnence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the genera
1rOation of system-nO matter whether the result of in
heen causes produced By reguiary, illness or
cdent Nothing be surprising than its lnVlg0ratng
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and las
studs from taking at become robust and full of en-
ergy under its influence. II immediately cOunteracS the
nevesness of the female frame, whchs the great OF
barennesS 1t viii not be expected of of de-
GGte nature TO exhibit certificates of performed, bUt
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been
reported Thousands of where families have been
wthol children after using few bottles Of this invaluable
medeLne have been blessed with ine. healthy olspEng
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-21
YOUNGER brothers Of Temperance.

WASHINGTON FouNrAIy No. 1-Nleets every Saturday
evening. az 1s O'Clock. Clnystal Eount Hall No. 222
z Deacon. ? . /; G. J. Fye. A B NJ. Q. Randall s j.
Gooper a ); Z, Spungbett q r Bein, A q; F. Jour
dan w a. Chids, Q W. L. w Lyons p B.
ORIEhNs FoUwrAIx No a-adeets every Thursday eve.
ninF a. r. ci 10 the Hall OF clean Division QJlcers-
y, &. foangs = = ID ICgnF;, b / w; A. Hall A +
d v. MeLalen, A 9. NJ. i. w eehI W. W. Luter . w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-21

GRAND TEMPLE OF H0NOR OF the STATE OF NEYSs.W
LoUIsIANA-Of feerSR. Il. Bruce. G w T; J. ]. S$A<s
Luseabuh q w V T; VIM. Il BmRdage, q w sZ4AE
II; o. NJ W0zencraft G w Treasurer; Rev R 41szzI9
Trippitt G w Chaplain; w. Il. ROndeau, G w w; 7
S. Barr. G w G: d 7. Weymouth. 2 G W.T..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-21

among The diseases TO Winch tbs wonderful Ointment IS
adapted the following Glanduar Swelngs Ague the
race Sweed Breast and Sore Nipples of Nursing Women,
bronchitis, FelOns and RingwOms SCald Head and Is
Invaluable Dressing for Burns Scalds and Drawn Bster,
Shingles, ETyspelaS, Piles
A Bruises and fesheut Wounds are cured with great
mdy Fever Sores and ScrOtuOus Sores soon changed
INTO healing condition, and frequently entirely cured
Price % and 80 cents box, with fun directions.
CONSERVATIVES BALM.
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases The
most desperate and seemingly hopeless are cured by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-21

The medicines issued by the Graefenberg Company con
sist of Series peemineny adapted to the diseases iOr wc
ibev are respectively recommended Great dsrepute has at
tached to the Patent Medicine business by persons cals
immersed powers for single given medicine u gt 9s
intelligent community 1t is contrary to the very INST pficl
nles off common
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-21

at Friendship Hall, ChartEeS street on NJ = n "a
riarch H. Thomas Jr., NJ Z G 7; G. Hooper, ~
w G Senr Warden H. p. Andrews, w 4 y
Junior Warden Ii. w Olnlsted, X w u SCRIBE S'W
Kirkland, r w C. Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
The Mail Contrncr-Cunard steamers.

From the - Jlhl, - Courier.
We have been favored win the perusal OF copy
Of the contract catered into on The lst Of July 1916
between the Lords Commissi ners OF the Admiralty
aud Messrs Canafd Barns & Mciver, for the con
veysnce Of her majesty's mails between England
aud North America
The contractors are required To be provided from
the LIST January lsis with elsnt good and efficient
steam vessels. each 10 be Supplied with engines OF
not less than four hundred horse power. and from
the 3lst December lsis with nine such vessels.
of such construction ana strength be TT 10 carry
guns Of the lsrges; caiiore nOS used on ara ner
msjesty's steam vessels OF war, and 10 be equip
ed IN the most efficient manner Tor the packet
service.
lfrequired blythe Lords Commissioners Of the Ad-
mirslty the tOcall az Holy he al Ia the
lrlsn Channel for the purpose OF receiving aud de-
ivering mails. and # Ia Of stress Of weather
or other unavoidable circumstance. the stesmers
should not be abb 70 fetch the River Mersey. the
mails with toe officer In charge. may be landed AZ
Bristol. Falmouth, Plymouth, Portsmouth. Dover
OF Deal
la addition TO the general penalty OF $4,000 for
performance OF the agreements. TIE contractors
are liable penalty OF : 100 Tor any delay or De
Walton GA the voyage, wIthoat the sanction Of the
mail officer. who Is decide al Discretionary qnes-
rous as 10 the necessity Of stopping - sssls- YES
sells 10 distress or b save human lite penalty
of 500 Is also Incurred 10 VI delay OF tSels e
hours after the appointed time 'or leaving Liver
DOL and also a farther sum OF $500 ior every sue
cessive period Of twelve hours which shall elapse
until the departure Of the steamer
The contractors % receive 1-5 600 per annum Tor
the services bet Seen liverpool Gnt Hs'iiAx and
Boston, and 10000 per snuus tor those between
Liverpool and New York. l-itn-r direct or By ssy
Of Halifax -naking IN all Ilf5 90 per snnsm, 10
be pad quarterly. An additional Allowance 10 be
made 10 the contractors 10 case state II war
should occasion increase Ia the 81 Insurance
or fright for Goals bat not to exceed so 600 per
snnum
The contract 70 continue FOR ten years from the
frat SATURDAY Ia January. lsis aud until deter
mined oy either party giving twelve months n"tice
s:1er that period but detsrnlnsoir By the c.ntrsc
tors AZ any rme st.r the h-st year b, similar
notice on pay m-ut OF -sO 0O0i Goverument -
have then The option of purchasing the vessels al
valuation The contractors not 10 assign or dispose
Of the contract
TIE cluiract contains VARGAS provisions IS 10 The
carrying Of Government officers. soldiers, r.. sad
their families varying from 80 sterling N the hEst
cabin. to - ios . deck passage, i0r each Adait
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
Appointmeu,, by the President,

By and rrts he adrtce and consent Of 1R Ssnais.
sErH BARTON Of LOUISIANA Charge dAfsres to the Re-
public Of Chit c,,-
JoHS W DAVIS of Indiana, Commissioner to China
rice n. Evere Il, deceased.
Joan Rowan Vi Kentucky, charge Ftniires 10 Ma
pies rice wm Il. Polk, recalled &C his own request
NArHAsuI NILS Of Vermont, charge dAnares &c
Sardinia rice Robert wckfe. Jr resigned
THOMAS MORGAN OF ONO, Secretary OF Legation &c
Brszl. rice K Walsh, recalled.
wa J. STAPLES OF New.York, Consul at Havre, IN
Place Of Mr.. beas ey, deceased.
CHARLES HuFFSAoLE OF Penney varia, Consul al the
port OF Calcutta rice James y. Higginson. recalled
HuGH KEENAN, OF Prnnsylysns, Consul at the port oil
Du,nn rice Thomas Wilson, recalled
JoHs MCPHERSON Of Virginia, Consul At the port OF
Genoa vice & r.. Lester recalled.
GEoRGE FArRFlgLD Of Mainc. cousnl al the port OF
Buenos Ayres rhaideus SANFORD. declined, ana VINO
was rice W Greenaow. declined
ADoLPHE RsARD Recorder Of Land Titles At 81 Loais'
Miss our CicS L. spencer. deceased
ROBERT W PooLER Surveyor at Savannah, Georgia,
from ist July. ls4I
ELEAzAk 4. KESpRIcK OF Ohio, Surveyor OF VIRGINIA
Military District IN ONO. rtce Vim. Anderson resigned
ABEL M BRYANT. Collector at keanebunk, Die. rice
james Osborne removed.
WILLIAM p. PORTER Surveyor at City Poih. Virginia
ALKxAsp.R SoMERvrLLE. Collector az Ssiuris Texas
EDwAhD FITzGEEAID surveyor OF the Customs at Cor
ous Christi rice q orge w Coingswcrth, resigned.
Henry r MOTION. surveyor Of the Customs at Copano
Texas, rice john r. stephens. resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
business Notices.

~ DIR. TsyLos's BALsAM or Livts~osr-r@ c's
sumpti Asthma Liver Complaint, spiurs bises fsi
In Side or Breast, Bronchitis. Sc.-Wby will any psf'
suffer or die with consumpuon liver complaints OF Tee
affections Of the chest. when in Dr. TANLoss SssS
Liveewort they can h4ve a certain remedy at htus CO..
ifthsy will only follow the directions and get the sera'
from SIS Bowerv with Dr. LErDss signature TO the ~.
engraving The following letter from one who WA er''
in the last stage OF eonsum p,on 10 conclusive.
GsossErows. ID. G. July 2, lsr
o. LgEDs MD Lear SIR When left home ] isS
one bottle OF tho Bsssn mover travel without ~ ss'
fyou have no SCENT here please send me STA BY ssPss
wish sJme Of for young married lady who has Ss
cough told her husband If no would come to my r'en
would give him some medicine that would cure bic wife
and this the third day since She 10 now - much h
ter she does not like be without It. Therefore 10
write a, her husbands request II you had an agent m'
you night sell large quantity oft Yoursualy,
r. C. HANC0x
NIB Dealers are cautioned that by recent lev %
vendors counterfeit tokens marks and articles ss sss
y Liable tor damages with the manufacturer and The
will be enforced against oil who will not heed this sots
Mrs. Hays, agent, I39 Fulton.st Brooklyn.
O. J LEEDS. Ofice sos Bower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
xxx,h CONGREss.--.Fir's session.
BIZ Telegraph to The Tribune.

wasHIssTos. Jan. :, lsss.
The Senate was not in sesss"n
BorsE or REPRESENT ,TIyEs-
On nor,an Of Mr.. VrsTOs, the Committee o.
WAYS and Means was Authorized to employ
clerk Al 81 per day.
po-ted that no present motion or acton was Deces
sary in reference TO the public printing. vote
vss then taken on Mr. STtwsRTs mo ION OF yes
ter.av 10 reconsider the vote closing the debate 10
Committee Of the Whole on the resolution renew
ing the Southern mail arrangement IL was mega
lived.
The Committee Of the Whole. NJ. SsIrs Of In
diaus, in the chair. resumed the consideration -
the question on Yesterdays appeal from The de
cisioI Of the chair. IL was ol'rnsssu a. treH
length bv Nessrs sIss. Pollock DrEK STANTON
CoRt O, "a WICK. ScHEScS. TH0sPsoN OF Miss
TRu,.s sutrg. GrEEs. STEWART, WOODWARD
c Sarasota. GE,rRf and hHETr. The Chaii
vas sustained lOl 10 -.
Mr. iosGr, having concluded bis hour, the House
proceede1 70 vote on the amendments
Mr. J,Sss's amendment, Providing for indemnity
bv the Railroad Company - the Chesapeake Bay
Company. etc was adopted 20 TO 90
Mr. MID offered MS substitute Tor the o1isina
resOutiu n which wss rejected
s~vsral ,n,sndmeuts were offered and rejected
or Withdrawn.
Mr.. Gsgs proposed to amend by providing thai
the prooosd contract shall not increase the ex
oenditures from the funds of the department
Adopted 2 70 81
Mr. GosaS offered substitute. directing the
renewal of the old contract at prices not 'ess thar
those paid Is to July last Rejected. 40 to lo7.
Mr ROCKWELL OF Conn moved that ihe Commit
tee rise sndreport. win recommendation to re
commit the subject to the Post 0fice Committee
with instructions to Inquire and report what legs
lston OF general character is necessary 10 refer
eDce to the spors'ion OF the mail by railroad
steamboat other mode.
On motion Of Mr. MCKAY the smenomenI va
modified so !. 70 include inquiry as 70 the probable
cost OF bressing the arrangement with the ia,
Line. Mr.. RocKwELLs resolution as amended
was then rejected, IS to g..
The Committee rose and reported the origina
resolution as amended by Messrs. JONES an'
GREEN.
On motion Of NJ. STEVENS, the House then al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
Southern Mail.


We have been furnished by the Post Once De
partment with a comparative statement OF 'ne
schedule time of running the great Northern aud
so,,hsvp Mails bv the Chesa )eske Bay and James
River route now aud by the Potomsc, Steamboat
and Richmond Railroad prior to the 10th December
last Nh
In IN the 10th December last. the mail from North
20 smith went "a follows: IL left New York at a
p M-ae will say on Monday tor iostaoce-
reached w sshington by Il Tuesday morning n.on-
mond in the afternoon OF same day -" eioon =. on
Wednesday morning. and Charleston oy rs iuu'
DAY forenoon. 1t then went over the h'chmoha
Railroad.
Now il leaves New-York at in the morning-
say on Monday - reaches Baltimore same h'sh',
Petersburg Tuesday night Weldon "ednesa y
morning and Charleston thursday iorenooa NJ II !
O'Clock The time is the same, excepting tne MAJ,
has TO leave New York 10 the morning lns'ead Oh
the afternoon But observe il cannot start other
wise ia the Winter--and never has-owing 10 the
refusal of the Pnlladelp hia and Baltimore railroad
! Company 10 run a tram from Philadelphia al ~
o'clock az light during the Winter mouths.
The difference in respect to the great mah gong
| north is that by the Richmond route the mail
reached Baltimore az night. aud went through 20
] Ney.York the next dav by about o'clock IN the
afternoon By the Chesapeake Bay route II
reaches Baltimore Dottill next morning at o clocs
! and gets through 70 Newfork by 10 . CLOCK r. Nj
instAd OF | o'clock OF the same DAY
TIE rnal - no longer gong 10 Charleston man
a ras last Winter, elcepting that prdcticdhy
may Jea fec hours iat,r "a getting into Charles
tom and IN gong North a IS about nine hours later
m reaching Nt'c- York.
! ~ The passage we have given above IL
Italics reminds US of the answer given by the DO,
whose father asked him how many rails he haC
split during the day. viz; Why father II ba'
split three more besides the two have been at worl
ou | should have split FIVE The mail. says th'
Union is no longer going to Charleston than 1t wa
last Winter, except that practically 1t may DO Z
| fen hours later &c.
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nv THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
pROu MEXICO.
Affairs AZ Puebia-Ges. Alvarez. .-
win the Guerrilla. Fight wfn
der Rea.

9Th the Guerrlias-Ffgnt VIZ"
der Rea.
corrs.ponaepce Of The Tribune
prrsLA. Mexico. Dec lss'.
as,s,sl. Patterson and Cushing arrived mere
dsv before Yesterday with large train and a'ou'
> 500 men Since then the city has been al eA
c;,smspt and hustle. The command moves on W
d.v for Mexico reiaiorced by near , 900 men ron
,hi. nl.ce. The Indians, 4th Ohio, portion oil the
,,b Ohio regiment. and a company OF Louisians
cavalry only remain here. Gen. Butler expected
!, few DAYS with a large force from the United
s,.,ss Mr.. Trist is hourly expected here on MS
NAV home Gen. Alvarez. with force OF l9'OOo
Mexcsns. is said to be within few days marcn
of this plrce. bat this, think, is only ruinoF.
Gen. Lane has been here over month and nas
had numerous skirmishes with guerrilla parties
which are plenty enough around the cay Lat
week he took portion OF Hayss rangers Two
companies OF Louisiana cavalry and battery OF
artillery and went to Mstamoros' distant ABOUT "
miles. where he bad quite spirited engagement
with Gen. Rea. He returned victorious having
killed about 100 men, captured pieces OF artillery
and released a number Of American prisoners
Acting Assistant Acjatsnt- Gen. HENDERSON h'dsiey
THE an L. s. Infantry and one OF Col Hayes men
were killed. | remains yours SolDiAN-
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Nosg NOME TESTIMONY.

No. 4s UsIos.sr Boston, Aprjp' 10
Mr. SETH w. FowLE-sr. A senss Of srstunss -
add Of duty 70 the public, prompts me 10 me- W.
lowing statement, which. II Of any service TO yss,"
ufely ~ your disposal. IL ray have the eaes
other sufferers to make 4 trial Of your ssvs.
medicine, which can truly say, hss litsrs 1 f-sesse
from the grave to which was fast hss,enns Lsss ~"
was attacked by sudden cold, which fesnitss 10 s
severe cough with violent psss in the side snd shss
From tina, tim, began to ~sste away, notstthstsBnS
va. under the treatment Of shilul phyneisnA Tssyr
scribed for me in vain fseesms mach ss<ses& -
my ffie,ds frankly told me that ma" die. ss< Ne
liable TO do 90 At any hour. At ths esisis, hsAsd q
,ays Bal.am Of Wd cs<rry, ~ way Of . sssb>ss, -
life h.d been saved BY 1t, and INN sdistsy sent ~ 49,
Tie effect produced was indeed wonSsnal. ny phyee'
one OF the respectable 10 Boston, vho ~ 49,
y told that cure Was hopsiess, came in, - -
ed him what had taken, and told hum the -
had experienced. he examined the Bslssu,, - -
to continue the Of IL since which tina Rvs
ed N improve daily, and the physieID y.
given me up entirely, told me few days esss'D
me- ht Jet live many years. feel that ~ - -.
cd, sad gaining strength every day. NARf h"
We can cheerfully testify to the truth d tn' -
statement, Ma Rove having been an nnsts Of On s-
ly for some months past. WILLiAn vsSs,
MARTHA pZNSEf
" Beware Of the syrsps and ell oder pro- -,
Wild Cherry. Bay none but the gsasiss W.
signed BUTTS 90 the wrapper. >k
For sale BY A. B. D. SANDS. Drsss'sss "" y. -
corner William, Agents for this city; sl'' :"
wsy, and II East Broadway; M y psses
tAssssAsst IL Usitsl s&AsH
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Steamboat Explosion.

CiNcf>sAst, Jan. Z.
The steamer Sea Bird, from New Orleans for 81.
Louis having 900 Kegs Of gunPowder on board,
took FIRE on Wednesday near Cape Gerardesa -
The IRE soon communicated with the powder,
when tremendous explosion took place. the re-
port Of which was heard distance Of t0rty nuiles.
The boat OF course was blown 70 atams
Fortunately the passengers and crew were ena-
bled to escape before the explosion took place. so
that no lives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~ Advertisements for Inc Tribune OF Monday outn'
20 Be sent in before O'Clock Saturday evening " the
Publication once Of this paper 10 open Sundays
Subscribers 10 the City Who DO not receive this paper
at an early hour requested to leave word at the Once
a. car arrangements such enable all the carriers 70
get through their before O'clock Carriers sil
ing to accomplish this viii be required to give up their
routes-
Persons wishing T< Tr,bse len at their dwellings o.
places of business regularly every morning VIII please
leave their address the Publishing Otee or send note
through the Post Once. Terms, ia cents week pays
IL IA h Csrrier
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PETEIsBuAG, Jan. 7. lsis

Your Pony Express this morning brought New
Orleaus papers OF Jan l. Nota particle Of news Cotton
Sales Il uisdng good midding, al q 10 I. Sugar
/. IN fair demand; fair qualities sod for 81 TO a. Sales
Kola,es were Eff ced at III. Flour is quiet sales Of
ninoi. st IS 10. FrsgsVssseis are taken FOR cotton
10 Liverpool al lid Erca g,s-Th-re is some demand
for Sterling for the next steamer. Csdrd-shp Robert
Parker. New York brig Lycomiog Baltimore. Arrirei
sbip John c after. New-llTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

A Corrrs spopdent of the Dublin EreRing Post o.
the l4th December states that the Russian Auto
crat had finally determined upon incorporating
the Kingdom Of Poland with Hossia, AMI vas 70
do 90 on the LIST instant Nicholas 10 eneered
onward In bis career Of oppression by American
Democratic example aud precept. Our cores
pondeut p. quotes a London journal, the NeN''
which stand. up, on Europess precedent OF course
for the ,fg OF the copqoerors 70 dictate me terms
OF a peace. and TO retain a convenient slee OF tne
country they have conquered, and calls Its doc
,,ine. " liberal and impartial No doubt they are
go, if Judged by venerable monarchIcal standards
Russia. England, France, cannot, ought not 70
blame Mr. Polk and his keenscented follow
ers. for they readily adopt their creed, placing
oh ysicaI poper where the authors Of the Declare
ton Of Independence would have retained moral
night Dor great national strength 10 the bright
morning Of our political existence lay IN manly
adherence to republican principle and generous
disavowsl Of the msxims Of tyranny but we are
last receding to the degraded, groveling level Of
those vain cruel and covetous powers who have
90 often deluged Europe with its best blood
their legal standard has become ours their ignoole
system we most bumbly follow, and the phantom
If widely.extended empire on which we lean VII
crurnbe like that Of Napoleon, whose conquerors
more magnanimous than the latest invaders OF
Mexico. twice guaranteed 10 France her ancient
boundaries cutting off only her conquesis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Pun .nrfpttf. Ian

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. :, 1913.
Randall Hutchinson is defaulter to the full
amount mentioned yesterday He left behind
sl7, 900 assay coin under his charge. The Mint
is well guarded against peculaiion he had no key
of the vault and was never admitted except when
the supervisory eyes Of others upon him Having en-
gendered confidence. it is probable the guard not
strict and ne must have distracted small rouleaux at
time between the first Of December ana the first Of Janu
ary The intimaton the Mint officers had OF his de-
pstnre Of his keys BY MS VINO acct
dentsy met his father 10 your Cit, last Monday.
John shields. who so horribly mansled by the dis
charge Of gun loaded with pounded gisss New Years
day 10 soutnwark cled las, nj ght at the Hospital.
Mr. Gilpen introduced resolutions In the City Council
last night IN honor OF Gen. Taylor, and onerg bin The
Hospitality Of the city They we're ur aDmousy adopted
Ths meeing for Iiay last night Sss srge and enthu-
sasc ro-ngh'. atfte same place, Tie Chinese Muse
um, The Ia, lor Mas Meeting comes on.
The MAJ ket generally has been more active TO day
COttonis hrm out hear Of sales. kresds'ufs are
rather batter sale Of 500 bb u Brandy wine Flour
made at 81 1900 bushels good red Wheat were taken
al 40 Corn Ia ssht drnand at 81 81 cents
for white and yellow Corn Meal Il inactive Oats
southern sold AZ a. cents. Provisions dull Sugars
l20 bids Cuba brought A. ard 200 hhcs New Orleans at
u 81; 3sO0 bags RIO Coffee at H. Whisky in bbls
2si a ~ cts. and hhds 22t.
Stocks were very dull again 10 day.
Frgf Board 200 Leh Is, 50; 1900 Treas Ms g.. ssi
lSeconi Boord-ll0 Grird "a gis.; 800 Penn IS, u
50 Norrlst-wn Rd, 10; 300 SchOyl Nav f3l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

WIscoSas-A proposition u elect the Cover.
nor Of Wisconsin annually has been defeated IN tie
Convention % frame the Constitution. He Will pro
baby be elected biennlay.
The Legislative Committee 10 unanimous IN favor
of sipals district. for the election OF members Of
the Assembly The Senators 10 b. chosen for two
,ears one half 70 20 cat OF Office annually.
The EiAir.u "a number OF the Assembly is fixed
az as the rarfm9ss At 20 the Senste 10 be not
l-ss than one fourth nor than One-thlrd OF the
House
Tue Statistics Of the Convention have Just been
made out OF the % members, - are natives Of
New York OF Connecticut, ct Vermont Of
Massachusetts. OF ireland, OF hentucky, OF
New II IN gshire | OF Penoss lvanis, and /, each,
II Name, Maryland. Virgins. New Jersey, Ooio.
North ~ est Territory Bavaria ard Norway. There
are 81 farmers. 70 lawyers doctors 5 merchants.
> miliers editors printer, carpenter lumber
man civil engineer and seol 'gisr. The youngest
member Is Mr. n. g. Turner Of W ashngton, who Is
25years old; the Oldest Mr.. Coley Of Rick. who is
65 Albany Argus
CT@A Torn To TEE RyEs SAGUEsAY. IN
LOWER CAsaDA: By CBaRLEs LAssAs, author OF
A Sonmer in the Wilderness. is handsomely
poblisbed in duodecimo OF 232 psges by Carey Il
art Philadel phiL Mr. LsnmaA's book is a mar
rsiise Of scenery and adventures tour from Ses-
YORK through the Wiley q Hudson. Lake chAmpan.
tn So Lswr-nee the sAsusn.y, ;he Portage anc M.aa
Rver The 81 J.hss, the PsLooseot. TIE Ksnne-
Tee Aad the S0unc 20 the Po.ai u departure L Is right
pleasantly ,os 40 all who have read sanner IN Tie
wlaerness VII. readily imagine. Hs pictures Of Nature
kat Life IN the ss:0n-visisi b. p-rs0rean rstots Of
Canada are sens,hsng n-w and noss on tire manners
anc COMO Ion Of the AcadiAns " Hzoitsns
sssinS ee uisatsons ~ Cur eonsstc siaaoioU.