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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
rIASTINGss COmPOUND


MOT ONLY A POSITIVE But A WARRANTED
INQUIRE for consumption and s disei ses OF tho unf-
This medicine hss decided the dispute about tns curab
ity u consumption and satisfied me medical sesiy rnu
eli who used TO- that consumption ana al Affections
OF the ungscan only BE cured but that they are easily
and snd simply cured almost any Of the disc rdes T.
which the human frame Is liable The oref atoms ~ %
single bottle which costs 81 s Sufficient 10 satisfy anJ pa
tenf not Altogether t0o gone win the disease OF
th, fact and single dose gives evidence OF rs ~
traordnsry influence 10 srresiing and eradcatns M ma
lady By the immediate relief which a5Ofcs tbs Is ~
gu.ck or secret remedy Dr. H.sn4s, ~ discofrfefi IL
one OF the most ensnsnt phy u tho aid has
made fu disclosure Of 10 his history, and All rs c0inpo
nsrt Darts % the world wishing b. incur hs e.p0n 81
crst which xas caca aed Do such universal good no
ths wonderful resut ~ operations tt thr
Lguagn Lancet, Medical Times ard tho nost emin 'nt
physicians n both hefnis PheresSfe anAonsy etnk sp
- have Immediate % n, ana pfocsin
ins tia, Of ell medicine, 10 alone has Positively e.
ts she'd s efficacy By undeni.0le proofs Of curing con-
sumption and other diseases OF the iunfs
TIE great celebrity VI hastagss Voc poaAa SJfVl o.
N.rhtha the necessity Of publishing cerhcateo
cures In feet far be sseefsned Il hs@ cor
or Is fst curing almost al who have used ~ and PROBE
by person has aiken bottle bot would % ~ht -
q warm n Is favor, others have already
done without hesitation $780,. - 4. ~,
PROBABLY two-fhfds u the regular phJ.eians On ootn
sd-tof The sulic using H.stng Nsphtna-Jf
In their private praccs and many 81 them are DecOIn nt
famous r the cure Of ptOn, snd al diseases o. The
lungs entirely through ~ means.
Pre-. 81 per bottle Hx bottles for -
A. this very expensive preparation, II IL no, let
round on commission II ths mode with quscs me III
cpes bat must be pdrchssei and b. those who
sell ssan This cement Will 10 general limit ts sale
ding where Hastnss Nsphths Syrup casBot be obtained
be reached ~ stage express .tesmoost Or sy
other public c0nveyance should write direct n NJ a y
HARRISON, lf7 Grennvch-st- N-w-fofk, enclosing r.
imnsd stey packed snd forwarded % them "a ulsnnsr
% their safe znd speedy delivery J%o fteoeos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
A Glance nj Mexican Papers.
1rom the New.orleans Picayune Of Jan. IS.

A letter from Queretaro dated the 10th ut. IN
FL Ras0nad0r gives a miserable aspect 10 the state Of
aflsr In the country. Il announces that rev ccAto
has been formed between the states OF Gusnalalo Sa
LUIS and Jasco the avOwed object Of which 70 the vsor
ous prosecution the In GuanajnatO they arc cast
Ing cannon and making every preparation FOR defence
All the lct.er-writers from Quereiro agree mat ne
union between the FrsS and the saniAnstas complete
In eyerv way they are laborng 10 embArrass The Admin
stration. day for revolution az Sueretaro had been
fixed upon IL was openly talked Of rs thing sure 70
happen President Ansya defeated The scheme by DIS
play OF hrmness He called upon some troops that could
be trusted planted his artillery, and declared that upon
he rst sign OF Instruction be would suppress Il NJ al
cost, perish In the attempt Ihe ihous
better Of 10, AID cid not venture me risN.
TIE President was making every possible eiori 10 So
cure the attendance Of the Members Of the new Congress
There were twenty two Of them al O.reIao al one time
but thev continually leaving the city on one pretNl
or another severe penalties are denounced against dep
utes who should fail 10 appear 10 Their places
The movements q the Commissioners appointed 70 com
letterwrtsrs. Everything eoasYres 20 $40" tnat -
Administration IS committed % peace, Il y Is possible %
obtain enc and that on ihs ground me oPposloh o. al
hives ara TO join forces against H.
The latest dates from MazAilan are 20 the end OF NO
venber. Col Tees was endeAvoring TO hold the Ameri-
cans closely c0oped up in the town - lar be SAYS be
had eone 20 with success lie had been ordered 70 with
draw from MazAan and proceed % the defence OF san
bias He writes 70 remeDsrAie, ard Argues nom tie re-
su Of the skirlshes ne has already had with me Ame-
cans that they not 50 formidable as hey haa been
lis well known iha, Gen AnsyA, now President Of
Mexico wss taken prisoner In the battle OF Churuousco
ashting brAyey Il seems that Gen scott released Rim
HEADSUARrERs or TIE ARNy.t
City Of Mexico, Sept. -.
Gea d Pedro Maria Ansys. Of the Mexican army, 40
prisoner OF war % the American army 10 CONFEDERATION OF
rs hixh Character A. an ex-Presdent Of TIE Mexican Re
public Of his being present member ~ me Na
tiona Congress- Ia released from al Obligation - prison
er-ithout equivalent And without tie pledge Of bis
roe. WINFIELD eSOlI.
The act has used the prejudice Of Gen. Anays
with his countrymen. the ground that his Obligation.
70 Gen. Scott leave bin no longer fr.e % act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

BLPrlsrs ~ rHE USIrED SrArEs.-The Baptist
Amxnsc ana Annual Register Tor l-ss YES The following
r.na to,a Of Baptist organizations ministers sc In The
orI,iues ministers oS7 licensed preachers Jos,
the nsbr OF bapusms during one year - 5os In he
nt,re wOs there are sad 70 D. l2,ca Baptist churches
as ordained ministers, and l.elSsSo eaafen members
-. -. -rssr N baot,r,s In one year down A.
A. s0l Hence II appears thai more thar bar Of AZ ~
BASIS, churches ana ministers In the ~or'' are % e
found in me unlied states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
Later from ~. Domingo.

by the arrival yesterday of the schooner HUI
ron. from Marigonne, ST. Domingo. which port she LET
jan l. we learn from Capt Hancock that the troops from
the French portion Of the island were marching toward
the lines II said 10 be for tho purpose of repeing an
invasion Of the spanish Little trouble, however, Was
spprehended by the inhabitants. The President is not
popular with The whites mnlsttoes, and 1t Is thought
that trouble om that source will arise Soon his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
LEGISLATURES OF NETWORK.
MORNING REPORT.

SE>ATE. ALBANY. Jan. 2s-l p. NJ.
Mr.. FILLER reported the House bill. making ap-
preparations for the maintenance of the Canals, &c
which was made the special order for to-day.
Mr.. CogSwELL presented the unanimous report
of the Railway Committee against the General
Railway bill and in favor OF the bill to incorporate
the Albany and Cohoes Railway Co
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. MECH presented the proceeding. OF meet
ing in the Twelfth w ard of the City OF New orb,
against the bill ia relation to the assessment OF tha'
City.
The House is in Committee on bill 10 prV'ios
for ventilating and heating the Capitol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
r. Hou-e Carpenter,

~ House Carpenters Affend.-A meeiins oi ~
House Carpenters Of the CITY OF N-s re 49, = -
on Tu-sdsy evenirg the 18th inst a; = e43ee A.
Fourteenth Wars Hotel Of GrAnd snd
for the purpose Of taxing into
be the prcs Of labor per day Tor the sn.sins
). SMITH. c. pENER, I. HUNT,
j22St- Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

ARREST OF DEsERTERs-TwO OF the recruits
enlisted by Capt Williams of Detroit, were arrested as
deserers Thursday last and taken 20 Detroit In irons
IL thus appears that II Is not the Arc1s soldiers only
that have be captured and driven into The ranks by
force SO far know. both OF these men voted for
P0k snd Texas with without wa probably little
thinking that they were by doing vs,ns for manacles
their handwriting themselves eithG up 10 the mouth
Of enemys or TO suaer desGters death. We
hirk the motto the National ReormGs vote yourself
farm Is preferable 10 this. But evey one te his taste
fYps.an Sentinel. 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
REvIvE YOUR BROKEN-DowN
HORSES

Many a person who. being In possession OF an animal
preua,afey decsyed from the enefysuus effects OF sn
sd csss Of heaves has believed that his horse VS. hafn,
worth spending money on but being influenced by Gus
con,ucins proofs that the Heave Powders would cure,
has purchased them and many cases which have come
b our knowledge, the ratr00nrt and dropping neso
ansls havs been made % look three ysaIs younger
our nsdicine the heaves would be cured, the appeui
improved the coat sickencd, and the muscular noi ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

DISCHARGE OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT
On references to Official documents, and that tie
influential offices in the array are far literally be
slowed on the sons OF tue sunny south than the children
of the North 1, would appear from recent letter OF
Judge oNea in the Temperance Advocate. thstihe South
Carolina Regiment will most probably be Immediately DIS
charged by Predest Polk that Is. Withdrawn from The
business Of extending slavery abroad 10 The business OF a
Tending and preserving n a. home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
ALLEN DODwORTHs
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY

ii5 brO0nle-sl near brutd"hy
NEW CLASSES jusr forming for Qusdrlle Dancing
' and Waiting at : and on Tuesday snd Friday eve
class forming for the Folks Redows and other Dances
a. 3 the same evening
Glass ladies and children At Tuesday and saiar-
DAY afternoon
soiret, twice a month confined entirely to the pupil
Private lessons any time not occupied by the clauses
IL 2meOi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
BOARDING.

BOARDING IN BROADWAN-oentiem snd
ID gentlemen sud ladies wishing board be sceomno
dated with gent-e furnished and hoard 10 house
o. Broadway This undoubtedly one Of the best ocs-
tons In the city being convenient TO steamboat ano rail-
ROAD dAp0s aod the vicinity Of the principal hotels and
down-tewn business Persons wishing 10 leave heir ho-
at IN cans at the shove number ia Broadway before
loo sng elsewhere NIB -Geutlemen wishing meals o1-
iy can be accommodated Jle lm
DOARDlNG.-rwo or three single gentlemen may
ID obtain rooms with board 1t b Ofeenwich-
Also. very pleasant psrlor suitable tor sentemtn
and his wo. Tho house IL supplied with Nfo,"n ~Nef
,h,on.hou, .cs yvi,h An .xc,llert hath room dzNi
I)OARD-A triyss family would taie one or two sen.
ID bosrders; those wishing eomiof table hoh7
In desirable location may apply Al 81 jay.s o ~"
DRIyATk BOARD. "A suite Of three sooms, we'll
furnished With board In private family, inciudinz
IRE aad light II requested. Apply al 10 heDoussst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

lowA-The Legislature of this State assembled
at Iowa City on the 81 inst. Thomas Hughes as
chosen President of the Senate, and Gen J. D.
Brown, (Whig) was re.leeted Speaker OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
PURELY VEGETABLE.

nOCTOR z J. MATTOcKs5 BUEsA VISTA PILLS.
D-In Offering this medicine % the public, We introduce
the most mild easy and certain cstnare ever xno~n not
The least rrpnK drastic effects atend's th-f opete
ton We 90 not pretend every form OF ss>@<e
With these Ps neither do expect 70 raise inc ern
or All The livnx bat DO know thes- ps VIII cure as
ease. of tho liver any FORM such - se9te or chronic n
seaaon OF tsgrdcs ts worst stare, oysp- psis con
stic,fsd bowels he.t@cn- hearburn, hataleoey and 10
f,y.r. they are the only medicine needed they vii
Sres. the most malignant type taken IN tbs hrst stage
seordrx % he directions accompanying each box They
I'll !. 90 remove all female oosructons Immediately and
In rheumatism and they iDf.lhee remedy II
per-v-red TO- In al Affections u the kidneys sod
~ ors.ns recommend them perfectly safe and
elective remedy, Ess~ chrouic inflammation Of t1e
kidneys bladder srrctrrs b cared In short
tnis nth these pills. A e.fhafie they
best offered 70 the public, because they
the bowels and e.ye the system IN hsstay state ops
rating without TIE leasr rlpiuk or pain
sod Shoessle and retail " Dr. 4. J. AATTOCKS, a
Fifth Il Troy, and rstsd BY hs AGENTS ihrou zhost the
STATE.
Ageais N tN Ciy.-Genersl Agent, 31S Hndson-st-4A
Greengish-sti SIs Greeuwichst; ~ Eroadwsy 10
Gree1xch-s;; ~ Eighth avenue; IN Eishth-svenue,
corner Troy e. asd Eshthsvsnue SO bodson-st; ~
-fs0nst 15l Green ich-s. SO Hgcson-st lso spf'nf
St 2 SpnnE-t, Us Bowery; zis Grzns-s; ~ 0r&nast
corner Grad and Norfolk sts ~ oraDdst
de ds~6nTukSafs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
COMPREHENSIVE.

NIOTICE.--The ccpsrtnsrship exsiirs under the
l\nsme OF FIRTH HALL frsnsnn sfusfr, md
FIRTH HALL POND, 939 Broadway, having been die.
solved By mutual consent, fhs undersigned announce 20
their friends and the public that they viii contna@ the
music business 10 ali it, branches, under The name q
FIRTH POND co. At tbs Old ard well csisb ishsd
musical depot, franklin square, corner Of Pearl anh
Cherry lately occupied BY Firth Han
Having had long experience 10 mo business ani an IN
innate acquaintance with all its various details and pos
sesng ample and facilities for the carry
ina o the same, they enabled 70 Oder the most la
yorable Inducements 20 purchasers To their satsosoe 81
sheet music which Is BY far the largest IN this country,
will he constantly sddcd works from the best resident and
foreign com poser and have been made TO
receive proof copies u foreign issues which III 10
mmedi stslJ rspublished by the undefosned
The manufacture Of pisnoioes with the patent fipfat
ng lana with the new Improved patent about
TO DO ntroduced together with the manufacture o. su-
ars flutes fsseoets esonets and all orchestral instfs.
msuts, 40. &c viii be continued - hsIetoiore
JOHN FIRTH
y Is. POND,
THADDEUs FIRTH,
Nrw.Yofk Ian n 1913 WM. A. POND,
u2u Frsnklin square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

EerPr.-By the late census this ancient divi-
Of the world 10 found to contain about Eve millions Of
Inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

an FALL FAsHIONs-HArs HATS i--fsns
I'LL Hats at 81 equal 10 those cold ~ oih-fs a.
- also. els CANT dress hats At - ~ and y p 81
n.rior o style and hnsh a. those IN many psces a. 80
hats At e. C. aurch will DO pleased 10 see his
fnslds al the sstsblishmo -
sft O>E PRICE.-BKOWN 1 co 80 Chatham
Qll sau.rs corner Of Most Wish 20 inform the pub
lie Of the crest improvement In the man ofsetafs
md finish Of their - Hate which nov rstsin rioh as
ire and will we'd compare with thoss sod at nirner press
4 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

~ A $40, >FFsDN ANn FfNMNNrNI = ~.
n t-arss or thick wind, broken ~ind, snfons
ENN cough colds srd al diseases whien snee. l.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
nPT...uSKEK on lUNtiHER,iAiD-A "a

~ acquainted with PLAIN dress m s<ine ana se"ns net'
Ally wishes situation IN sentee private isriJ no me
above CAPACITY. or ~ chsmbefnad and waiter flease
apply At SIR Nsshs IN the Of l7li fhompsonst Good
city reference given. III NC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

DA>CA tina lev slabs seneine
H.. AZ Barliux slip. By LICIU:
ia0Iw lafe Board
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WANrkp IMMkDIArkLY-A 80 o. ..s.l.

NIANrED-sy 20 experienced accountant, weo al
w be shortly aisenrsxed Temporary permanent EN-
W. th,s dee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

rI,O THOSE WHO can appreciate good thinf, We
L know Of no place IN the city where more excellent
spiritual restorayes Of the inner can be procured
then ~ the Zacms House, ~ Broadway, where senf
nuroz presents his patrons th. bes. he
VINEYARDS Of France u the Highlands Of scotland OF
even Of American rye Old Holland 10 also well repre-
sented there and II noisseur would IKE pun ~
.dv,e him call upon Fl Senor for articles worthy or
being pufed. ~ im
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
MORE GARBLING.

Some Of the Locofoco presses have taken espc-
cial pains to suppress The first paragraph in the
following extracts, and have consequently omit,
ted that which is the very gist OF the name
" Gen. Taylor's persistence in the position ,ha.
his acceptance must be ieiGoGt pledges, or being
,rammelled in any way, sothai he could be the
President Of the rhole Nation and not of PARTY. =
From The Charleston Ners
Extract OF letter from Gen Taylor to friend
in this city:
II never had any aspirations for the Presiden-
cy, nor have nov, farther tbap the wishes of nv
friesdsa are concerned n the 4atter; nor 1vould 1
have il on any other terms than stated when the
subject was first agiialed, which is that nv. ar-
ceptance must be without pledges, or being ira
melled in any way, 50 thaiI could be President
of the whole NIatiSa and notofa Parry.
"Ihave accepted the nomination ii the Phila-
delphia Convention, aswell as the nomination OF
many primary assemblies, gotten UP in various
sections ofthe Union some instances prospect
i've fpany; and would have accepted the nomina-
ton of the Baltimore Convention, had IL been ten
dered On Tie same Terms I am now fully. if nat
fairly, before the country as n candidate for the
Chief Magistracys and II -tshould be my good or
bad fortune to be elected Itrustmy course will be
such for the most part, as regards the manage
ment Of our national affairs as will meet the a)-
probation of my fellow citizens. Should they
fail TO do so, they will, Aater myself, have the
charity to attribute my errors to the head and not
to the heart.
'very respectfully, your friend.
4. TAYLOR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
THE BERKELEY WELCOME
To the Tolunieers.

From all accounts, the reception of the Berke-
ley Volunteers and their associates from Jefer-
son county, was very pleasant affair Eheofficers
of the 9Th Regiment were also guests.
The procession was formed at l29'clock, by
Col Edmund P. Hunter, as Chief Marshal, and
his assistants and marched to pleafant Grove
near the residence of CHARLEsJ J. FAuLGSER, ESQ.,,
(the place Of the great Wing Festival Of 1917
and here addresses were delivered BY Messrs
Faulkner and Bedingcr. These addresses are
stated to have been appropriate and eloquent, as
might have been expected from The practised
gentlemen named.
Col. +. HANrRaaIeK, the gallant hnd accom-
piished commanders, Of the late Virginia Regi-
ment, "a corps without rival in tie feld,) re-
sponded in happy terms, giving an aeSount Of the
tolls and hardships Of his command, arho had re-
turned with the eseutchnu Of the Of Dominion
uns,ained, and with fel1ings Of pride only damp
ened by the recolectioa that they had not the OPP
portunity 70 pluck laurels from the bAttle-feld.
The speaking over, the company we're soon ar
rayed around the dinner table, ane the guests
were tempted 10 show that they had skill in feast
as well as fofay, and did ample justice to the fare
Of their hospi,able enter,ajnes. TIE repast was
prepared BY Mr. GEoaoE SwiMLErpf The Eagle
Hoiel and gave proof that he knew. how to min
is,er 10 the sppeii,es Of the most fas'idious.
Thefeast was upon the temperance principle
good cool water and lemonade abosnding -and
in these health preserving beverages. many pa
triotic sentiments were drunk, c. >. Fanlkner,
ESQ. presiding 4
We leave 10 party ehronielers Il. task Of esti-
mating, on such an occasion, the ;groportion Of
politiesin.ermingled. AL that We Eaveio record,
is. that the festival was one Of pleasure to all
concerned. and such an one As should no, be
drugged with references 70 party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
THE PRINCIPLE SURRENDERED
IN THE OREGON BILL.

Every reader viii remember the earnestness
with which the Lccofoco presses have been labor
ing for months 10 prove that Mr. Fillmore is a
''Wilmo, Proviso Man. and the hope they, en-
tertained Of crushing his hopes in the 8Soath BY
fixing upon him the mere suspicion Of xoring that
much denounced Democratic measuta
But not wond do we hear from tldse presses
in Remuneration Of Benton and Housidh, South.
ern Senators, for their votes for this sRroviso -
Oh, mo- Not a word. By the votes difhhese very
Senators, The Missouri Compromise Mas voted
on, and the Wilmot Proyiso retainsh, and vel
the hitherto indignant Democracy III dumb as
oysters
Ard even Folk has surrendered Notwith-
standing, his pledges he has signed The Oregon
bill, raA the YiIsot Proriso and theieby surren-
dered the point commended for BY Mr. trncker and
other Southern men, that Congress Jas no po,rey
q prohibit Slareyy in Territories acquired By the
common blood and treasure The Pkersburg In.
tefligencer presents the position Of Esolk and Co
in striking terms and shows how completely the
brawleIs have struck under.
!" But, say some ofour Democratic,fiends, he
signed the bill with protest. sldeed--this
then is an admission that he disagkrOred Of the
bill, and ofihe course OF his Northeri Democrat
ie allies but that he dared not prore is fidelity 60
the Constitution BY exercising The fseat conser-
Faiive privilege given him BY hat sscred Instru-
ment Hide WilmoSP royiso be he accursed
thing which he and his friends haya denounced
il as being, how could he control hiss adherence
Of itsand, bysAs assent to the bill, live il vital
energy and force 7 Oh, say some This friends
he his butcarying oul the spirit of She Missou-
ri Gompromise-,hai provides for lle extinction
Of slavery North Of 36l degrees, and Oregon lies
several degrees North Of that pointi
Unfortunately, they are estoppeh from that
argument, for when " the Missouri Compromise
was offered but aday ortwo since, to their acc .p-
ance, and they had the means Of re- nacting it,
thus settling this agitating question, was stout
" resisted, and particularly BY the Nprthern De-
mocrats, "our natural allies" Thedruth ofthe
old maxim, that honesty Is the best HDlicy, has
been forcibly illustrated in this easel The De
mocrats have been earnestly labori1g TO make
capital out Of this Wilmot Proviso Phey have
considered il enough TO destroys and kill OF any
man by saying be was g Wilmot Prsviso man, !"
and now the result of all the disingenaous tricks,
their artfnl machinery for exciting the popular
mind to The South, lis that James Kt Pylk and
taenselres are caught in dc same trePirhieA they
SCI for OTHERS"