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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

J. Z MONTGOMERY Aucuoucti.
EpN !. ID. INGEk-OLL ~ 60. store - Pearl
~ a. ODD wednesday, May ~, az 10 o'clock a u boots,
shoe agd Brogeus cases bOu flocs md lIos ans,
comD.ng desirable assortment OF ffesn aud sefsona0le
opi direct from the manufacturers adapted 10 the Norm.
an Western, Southern ana ely trade.
A. PViv.Tg SALT. D. l. * Co are constantly receiv
ug from The manufacturers great variety Of new and 1fesn
ock which hey selling al private sale a. auction p1sss
consisting IN pui Of
100 cases mems prime thick boots
200 cases meme PRIME KIP and calf boots
- coses womon's tine kid slippers
100 cases women's leather slippers and buskns
200 cases chIdrens assorted boots.
10 cases meas No. palm leaf hats.
- cases mems bilck AMI white wool hats, tnyll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

FOR .ALE-A pair Of black horses, and
verr. DID, sound kind and fast flave Inquire
ZAAilO CA4m5ers-sL from l0 4. " 90 +. VI. Ile
horses viii remain IN be city until Ihulsday leNi nv ot
Ea1TES RANK NOTES redeemed n per cent. DIS
,bcmi1i bv W s. KELLOGG. li Wlum-sr
,,yf6 b. opposite the Exchange.
CT -Qn AND a. 900 70 Loan on bond and mort
= .,)OO gaze real estate n this city Apply al inc
,-sce - Nr,rav.-t myl6 81
MONEY TO LOAN on bond and MORTGAGE in View
vi York or Nlhamsburgh IN sums OF 80 co,', so.
$50 : 900 81 60 No commission required Inquire aot
COrt'anC-st NJ! y,
L nVFRTISFlTE File subscriber having cap
y al of some $1,000 j. DESTROYS OF investing 10 % some
safe mercantile manufacturing business Already esao
isled p Ibis CITY A note with real name, siduns ile mo-
fire al lie business and where interview may he ld,
addressed 20 w. p T. az the Office Of Tile paper Will receive
attention. "! lN 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

HEM. NODNEl, Auclgle.l. ,1o,,
nalIEGFn GUM. NAILS. FANCY GOODc-
ffB, EDWARD PANsOA.--Ins day, a. 10 O'clock %
tne store DO Past general assortment ol cutlery feneh,
German aud English Fancy 6Oods Also, for account q
n.s lamagel on tie voyage ofnporanon For particulars
see catalogues. NlLv ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
SPRING BoNNETs.

SPRING BoNNETS.
Il. LADIES ABOUT PURCHASING BOENEIs Wa
a = ind il 10 their advantage a. call on Alfs a. n
d IL MARCY where they viii find large assortment
VA OF every description Of plaza aui inncy otfq" Boz
uets and At e.s prices Than A. any Other store m us cy.
90 splendid assortment o. French Flowers, l.DDoA N-
al of which viii be cold extremely l0w a.
Airs A. H. MARCY's, 2li Bowery'
~ TuTh6sisf opposite Riyine ionst
CD ECONOMY AND FAsiII0N.-Sprng Paltsfn,
Ell sls-Unurpassed by any lor beauty dafaoAiy ana
ceaones. The subsbscnoer invites inspection before per
chasing elsewhere Every article guaranteed 70 svs s'a'
action fz2f9nhs.l J. W KELLOGG, 10 Caha.sl
-PAIR or boots FOR ~ 81, toa N
other stores of s. and 81 tine cali Zoos g. utIaiy
a. ~ N Otuer cheap store Iae fesl a. so,,ui..
81 81 Shoes and q liiers In the city Conner u FA.oh
a. Nassau. opposite the Herald Otce. :, ..o,r,.c
my0 lm.s- WI ~ 1890
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

~ The Annuni Meeting of the Stockholders Of ine
DfIgvan Mining Company will DC held on Monday next,
he l2d MAY al the Crofon Hotel a. O'Clock, fA-NeN-
M Macs lplg myl6 Sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
MARINE JOURNAL,

PORT or NEw-YoRK, MAY lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

~ BROWN, Stone Seal ku-ra'er ana herHld A-yI'
las removed 90 81 Broadway, upper corner oi Mui
rs,sf an stairs Goats OF arms, crcs's, cypAef- &c en-
eravei on stone or brass Seals sigue rn-s, anu pencil
cases engraved Goats Of arms found ANA painted Do any
.e fron g and upward ud forwarded 70 any par OF e
United saies Boohs of heraldry, with upward OF ..''
nnlnn. ANY inflammation E.ren ~ lerllIl. mylo ll-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

Arrangements have been made by which the
completion OF the Erie Railroad TO point little be-
yond Binghamion made certain at an early day.
According TO the report made by the Directors
Of the Ere Bsnk the circulation at the time il stopped
wa. slsGlao pcpo.il. 81 $40 and on other inde5lel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

moons TO LET, VII breakfast nnd tea . Te'-I.si,
* -, - III he rios Del -rlI STATIONS % me lppel
- ~ he cr f.r miles from he CITY II A. ,Felcr
~ every 6feen u1tcs for s.xpelce, 70 vl,l --lles.
- offis place For quiet, shade and scenery - : lot
stT.ssi Two gc-lenen VIC choose e1cl o'--I s-.tl
W, ari lis az agreeable Location Two rooms Ga liS
second f11T tuce, feq-rs- heiSfe-lss s
Address @ \ u. a tbs oees @yo -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

= o0o 40 LOAN on bond and mortgage On pro
ND.Nt)U lnrfve real estate Iu tale city, n one sum
- -. -. III stsgQ 5000 -lSo $500 : 20 all
- - 49,, +, JOHN +. CONRkls
..,fl f'st-' 6n Waist front h1scucrt
yxrAITTR ericsson. Philadelphia, Msnliteni-ei
w of Sill aul Crosscut saws AMI other se-sis uiei'
rereived Nv CREsSON. FISHER co.
mis- s6tess,s Conlrlerce-si. Philadelphia
WATER CURED TRAIL, who siaTt-d ne nisi
w HvlFcp1fnc Institution M America, received llr-s
a, h conlodo1s esablls;nea - L-s ls enc dool 1iH
:, iohp,s-p.rk nyi In-f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

The duties OF the Custom House for the past
week were S32O35s aud the drafts upon The Assistant
Treasury Of this place sl9s9ls. The value of the dry
goods warehouscd has been a. iollows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

WANTED s'la,on lv very re.pe--- bic WOMAN
W ~ -o-i r.s- cara ssler all ..olers csr con-
vel recorIn.er o. ts1. yo,.- o. do cll.le r.
work nl t..r- b. private iil-f city reference gwen
Calls Wal 1e -el c- 70 o. - o.ls l'- Pc seen o.
Il -.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
psOO VIII DE LOANED % any

SDUU person, for more years on GOOD sec-Il.r
by IA younq man who is DESTROYS 0f employment. I'D any
Kind III business, wholesale retail, n TAR sahy ne
is practical book-keeper by double entry, OF sN year,
eNuerence would act ia auy other capacity willing, anl
can make himself generally useful or would take an M
cres In some respectable business, not requiring more ian
te above amount Good references De produced Al
.irass Bahama Tribune Ofice until Wednesday. my6 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
speech of Mr.. TOOmbs-Adjournm OF Con-
gress-Reduction of the Army.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


WASHINGTON. Saturday. July Z.
Mr. T0ONBs Of Geo. made capital speech to-
day in the House It was fun Of glorious hits. he
was against the Annexation OF farther Territory
on any conditions. lie ridicuied the extreme
notions that had been advanced in both Houses,
that the people Of the Territories had iuD control
over the question Of Slavery. He contended, on
the other hand that 10 was a question for Con
gress % settle, aud that when Il was properly pre-
scented 10 Congress 10 would be undoubtedly de-
terInined by It's wisdom, prudence and patriotism.
Every body speaks well Of the speech, which is
greater compliment 10 everybody than % the
speech.
am inclined 10 think Congress viii be ready %
adjourn by the 9th of August. The Treaty is ex
pected here very shortly, and no farther excuse
Tor delay can be advanced. The Oregon terrific
rial Government will be settled, but no definite
action VIII be taken upon the newly acquired ter
ritOry.
The return Of Peace VIII dsband the Army.
The President / understand, viii recommend that
t be- placed upon It's former peace establishment.
n so. 10 viii be the first decidedly sensible act
of bis administration. Still DO not believe. with
or without his recommendation, the Amy VIII be
80 reduced. The great increase OF enemies forced
upon MS by this War VIII probably require a larger
force than before the War. Probably, one or two
regiments may bee acknowledgements or mounted
nhemcn. IL is hoped that the merltouous officers
of the campaign. il any. VIII be retained Ia the
service, rather than those who have politically
deserved.
Large crowds are expected here on Tuesday %
" assist at the celebration Of the laying the cor
ner stone of the Washington Monument and
suitable preparations are made for their enter
Imminent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

The Lake SUPERIOR Ncics (Saut Ste Marie, June
49,, contradicts with much spirit statement iu
The Tribune that, with the exception of the CLIFF
Mine the few working companies on the Lake
have generally made poor retirns Of their last
Winters work. 10 says:
so far as mining has been vigorously prosecuted on
Point kecwonaw during the lat siX months the result
in every case, believe, has increased the confidence
Of those who have kept steadily at work.
We clip the following items from the same
ARIcH CARGO or COPPER PROM LAKE sUPEMoR-
The propeller GOLIATH Capt Palmer left here Tues
day with two hundred and sixty tons Of copper IN
barrel and mass from the Cliff Mine of the Pittsburgh
and Boston Company and consigned 10 d. heener, Esq
of the Baltimore and Cuba Smelling Works. The
shipped weighed from 800 to 5000 lbs-many of
which were entirely of pure copper without particle
Of rock attached A the very lowest calculation Of per
ccntagc the cargo valued At over slJOOOi The
Company has two cargoes more OF the same sort
ready for shipment
COPPER PROM TIE NORTHWEST COMPANY or NEW
NORK-Ihe Goliath, which left here on Tuesday, in ad
dtion 10 the Copper which she takes below from the
Cliff Mine also carries down some 10000 lbs from the
mines of the Northwest Company, consigned 10 Chas
A. Sccor OF New York
The leading article in the News details the last
Winters operations on the locations Of the Pitts
burch and Boston, Copper Falls Lac La Belle
North W estern Suffolk. North American and North
west companies, and urges that they have all met
with all reasonable success, though only the Pitts
burgh and Boston, Copper Falls and Northwest
have yet any copper IN shape for shipping The
Suffolk has a smelling furnace nearly ready 10
Ooerate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

Dir is too much q 51r --fqri 10 take offence ID. -neh
tribes
lam almost ashamed 20 entertain you with such mis-
cradle fare hu, alas nothing great nothing mp
occurs We are up o. the throat 10 H.'''.ri.f' ana
even att music and tie stage afford no material JOY
i-.s al completely prostrated by me hr'oilion
and ,i ro, .o, -s-,rsr from, the bow. which have
been -igea them, by our p. order Of politics there
fore .,oize for ,bs uesrerness OF my accounts with
the motto. Only rogue gives more than be has --
y the next steamer hope to have something Of deeper
interest 90 communicate Adleut IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
By Telegraph to the Ntw-YOrk Tribune.
Wing Ratification Meeting.

NEw OHLEAN1 Sunday June .
At a great Wing meeting held here Inst night
by torch light, the nomination OF TAILOR and Fill
MORE was duly ratified ltwasyey enthusiastic.
The steamship Edith arrived yesterday from
Vera Cruz No later news from Mexico. The
Edith brought eight companies Of the PennsyIya-
MIA volunteers
MAREErs.-Co,ton is quiet. sales day 1000 bales
sales for the week l5O0O-we quote middhng y g.
and fair u Cts sales Of sugar 81 for fair and
fully fair Molasses good prime j, a ~ cts Flour s
improving slightly. Rice s better the sales being Al;
% 81 cts Frcights are dull and shade lower For
egn Exchange il in demand
ship News Ceqyed-Ships Allen, BROOKS and South
ernef 1r New-Yors 8yyiged-Ships Manchester OsWego
james Lchcolrf, Wabash and brg Georglana SrsN orb
bark Yarmouth swan from Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Too Easily Puzzled.
Correspondence OF The Express

WASHINGTON. June so. 1915.
Abiding 10 Senator Phepss speech, ! reported
him having said that when slave taken within the
limits Of free Slate, DO became thai moment free man
The Hon gentleman did make that remark and al The
ume thought his arguments in lie support wellfounded
That such the case do not deny but puzzles 10 md
cut way, m which any get around" The follow
ing paragraph from much neglected document called the
Consolation oflhe United States ! quote from Art an
Sec
" person hed labor state, lave
ih-eoi cscsprg smother. shall consequence
lafor therein. 10 hl.r1 from -eh bur shs
bel delivered pap clam Of e parts 90 whom such hbo
nlsy be- due
~ The Constitution says that when a Slave
cscapes-ruus of without leave-into a Free
state, he may be reclaimed by his owner. Mr.
Phelps says-as repeated Judicial decisions had
long ago ostablished-that when Slave is taken
by his master or goes by the master direction OF
permission, into a Free State, he cannot be com
PEELED to 20 back into Slavery for the Common
Law is against it, and the Constitution makes nc
provision for such case. How anybody could
get puzzled here passes our comprehension.
I'D Trib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

Ii Will be seen by these returns tia, the spec -
Increased in the Paris establishment about nl''.
and In the Branch Banks about millions. he 0'''
due bills have diminished II millions and inc OH.s
coming-due in Paris millions. The amount Of oii' y
the Branch Banks nae increased millions, Inc 20
protested IN Paris have increased about millions ~''S
those in the Branch Banks are about the same As oe'
On the side of the liabilities, the note. IN cireulsns
have increased millions while those IL ,he Bl''s.
Banks have fallen of iO000Ofr The sceoan' :"
Treasury has fallen of only 500Oofr while those
vste individuals are millions less The Whole r.
is now ~ millions 10 37l millions Of notes u ''''''
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FOURTH Or JCLY.-Extensiye preparations
have been made in this city 70 celebrate the Annver
ssry Of our National Independence The Clergy Mem
5ers Of the Bar Mayor and Common Council together
with the Military and large number OF Societies vii
form In procession 10 Sandsst az o'clock precisely
they viii then proceed % WashingtOn-pa park. where
number OF addresses viii be delivered By eminen,
speakers after which several odes will be- sung by the
boys attached the Public schools under the direction
Of Mr. Andrews TIE proceedings viii no doubt be Of
highly interesting character and Will b. attended By
large number Of citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

~ lN TIMES OBJ HEArHENfsN' when men had found OUT
any excellent herb they dedicated ito their gods, as
the bay tree Apollo the OAK 10 Jupiter the poplar 10
Hercules, &C. The Papiss following the example Of The
Patriarch dedicated theirs 10 the Saints our Lady This
he lhe Blessed Virgin, SC To whom must We dedicate
the prolific feproongug virtues of Yellow Dock bur 10 the
afflicted combined with the lesser though great aierae
Sarsapanlla The Compound Extract Of Yellow Dock and
Sarsapara Is warranted unnyaed IN the cure Of all DIS
arising from impure state OF the blood. Tor remog
ing unhealthy empnous the skin, and mpartng 10 the
whole body a natural healthy tone Parents Will hnd by
giving this pleasant extract 20 tielr children, excellent
preventive all those disorders 20 which they liable
during the heat of summer Daily evdenceis received Gifts
astonishing edscscy especially Of dyspepsia gene
raj debility. Dauhra Is easily prevented by ms use
Ladies' viii fnd this preparation relief against the all
meus " warm weather. their health and complexion great
ly improved by is use.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by GEORGE
Foss Pharmaceuus 1893 spdngst door from sullivan
a. Also for sale by A. H. Coughs Co. li9 Fulton It, y Y
Price al per bottle, bottles for s. All orders from
the country with cash ncosed viii be promptly ory sded
by express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

on sabbath morning the 81 inst NJ. SARAH JANE ssdK.
lsas, Fcrri-, ID ID n The Jith year oi aer ate
The relatives and ieui8 OF he huf t'sd ~ sts q
neral Monday murnnE ck from lo4 ks.i Bratsr
fi,r remains vii b. taken Newsrs } ior iisrnsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

r5Y- Don't forget the MEETING FOR lRELAHD at
Niblo's Garden this evening. The question whe-
Their Seven Millions OF Christian People shall star'e
in Slavery or thrive in Freedom Is soon TO be de-
cided. Every lover Of Justice. Of Humanity OF
Ia,.-,v mus be on the side Of Irish Liberation j
he viii but become acquainted with the iafts IN
the case. Let the speakers tonight be heard and
needed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

~ ssUSDEass DREssiNC CAsEs. FANcY CUTLERY AND
TOILET ARficLEs, a. f1 Broadway corner % Libenyst
AID ~ Broadway. The subscribers respectfully call the
attention Of The pubic b their collection Of toilet articles
winch 10 point VI variety equaed Ia the city They
were selected with he greatest regard 10 quality aud IN an
cases srranied Their assortment Of fancy cutlery EN-
braces al tie latest styles Of Rodgers sons pen knives.
nail hes button hooks and other articles Tor toilet use
many Of which have been before Imported Portable
dfessngc VI the subscribers mzIufacure These
cases are Of The most FORMS containing useful
ces Of ne best quahy they are acknowledged by travel
ing gentlemen - be superior 20 those imported.
~ 81 O. SAUNDERS 4 SONS. III and 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Fire in Mobile.

MOBILE. Sunday. June p
a destructive fire broke out ia this city yestsr-
day The loss Of property is estimated az fifty
thnusand dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

SINGULAR ACCuENT.-Last " edncsday alter
noon the wife OF Mr. Isaac BASE Of this town IN
the act OF adjusting the clothes line around she
struck above the ankle JOINT By stone weigh
ing tWeutyihree pounds which was thrown in blasting
rom t granite lodges more than half mile distant
Her ankle iunt disiOcaied-one OF The bones
broken. ami the iesh badly mullaied. Quincy Pat.
FATAL RAILROAD AcCIDENr.-We learn that as
the tram Of cars from Concord " H. Ills morning
approaching Tie depot In Manchester u the usual
speed, young woman attempted % cross the track IN
front Of The engine. She vas knocked down and run
BY the tfan ne upper part Of her bead being cut
Cd with KATE. She died instantly. Boston Jour- lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

sANDs's SAHAPARiLLA.-spnng Is once more with Us A
vernal freshness Ills the air. and man, well vegetation
feels the revfng influence OF the But Spring Is
Spring the The poor bed ridden martyr scof
uia, rheumatism liver disease indigestion, any
Of the legion OF masdes which their in the
stomach and make the their cOnduits-what Is the
Spring hint What language is TO the deaf and dumb or
ght 20 ihe blind. But think tell the sufferer
h his system for he enjoyment Of Spring
Of Sands Sarsapahla that shall last the whole season.
viii conpnsh he work, and enable the patient up
his bed and wsk before fiery July looks ia his chamber
window.
Prepared and cold, wholesale and retail, by A. b. L ID
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton corner Of William
rs Broadway and u East Broadway, New-York Sold
also by Druggists generally throughout the United States
Price 81 per bottle sIx bottles for -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

OUR NArioSs JUBLEE.-Another { ycle Of Time has re-
VOWED, and To- tomorrow teeutyOne millions Of Freemen
VIII join hear, IN hand In celebrating the anniversary u his
great and glorious counirys Independence. All political
differences VIII for the Tine be laid sside-aM heartburn
ngs viii cease-and from squoddy Bay 10 The Pac
nc Ocean, from me Atlantic 10 Oregon the myriad Of
our happy ctzens vii uprse, with accord n tones of
ngs be has yolclsaied % the giant Republic Dr. Cot
rD anxious that he employees should share In the gen
era To InImphes and therefore respectfully announces
that bis Depot and Laboratory VIII remain closed during
he day AL per,ons, therefore who have supply u
hs llti1H Mtclet Sup. for removing sat rheum erysi-
peas, rngwOrms scurvy, Docles, pimp.es tan. eczes
sunhuru- saAoSness, redness, r0ughnes-, MOTH
ne skin SCI are uFed o call al his store this day Mon
cay 20 prevent dsappOuuuenL DR.. Gs soap also forms
delicious shaving compound, when used iu hard
sat water GorRArDs Lay White . cents box, bril-.
liant preparation for rough or DARK SKINS. GOUkAUOs
Liquid Iegctlte kJne rcn crimson stain for pale lips
and cheeks. Remember Dr. FELIX GOURACD's valuab e
0 II compounds can ONLY be procured genuine lis De-
pot 81 Wslker-sl lsl store iron Broadway iy3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

FIRE ~ WlNCHESDoN. MAss.-A large ban
belonging to Capt Ephraim Murdoch. in Winehebder.
was DESTROYED by IRE about o'clock on last Nolisy
morning Beside hay gray. &c. Il contained valshs
horses one OF them worth $500 total loss s2Sf-
Nothing was saved Insurancc. nor knoNn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

The FEEEPoRr AQUEDUcT.-Ihe aqueduct
az Freeport Pa which was burned down month ago
Is already rebuilt and navigation has again been re-
sumed The Prs5rgi Gc-efts says
The new squednct Is handsome structure, and sub
santiay but OF the best maerals. IL = SO feet long
and u feet IN width. 10 has sx spans, and Is suspend
ca Sc feet above the level of the river There has been
about so feet of new cul work done. and good
deal Of rebuilding OF old store work some - tons Of
iron have beer Consumed for bolts spikes, sc IN is
erection The cost Of rs construction j. estimated 90
$4,000; which, considering the haste the work was
done in j. quite low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
By THE MIDNIGHT SOLTHERy nm

WfLN0r BARNgCRNER.--We cam 81.
authority that the Hon DAVID Wmvor ~ - s',4
ford District In this state intends soon n sfs3
IN support Of Nr Van Buren,. for the pre.s..,, 80
thst he viii head the Free Soil Democracy sf.,- AZ
When il rccolcc;ef that Mr. Wamot. - W.
Mr. Polk. in isii about $50 majority md -. a.
influence OF thai gentleman with hi. con.-',r. sr-i
indeed Ia ai the Northern part Of the Ststs Il - ~
cd. p VII oe seen that b. course must hiv. -
important bearing upon the Pre-, dental q5,. ~
tend b render General Iaylors success n ~. "
m0uwcalih certain fP.u.bur,b g. ~
SAILS 90 SrocKs AT PHlLAuFLPmA L..
f,rsf bofrd-59 Morris Canal rs l0i siooo Fsss,,
cap %. 5000 L : g. b. SIS lOl, -
>,lJHf B0ard-e3O0O Tenn Sc annual - A.,
Treas Notes. lWi l0 Union Canal ~ 70IefstsN
~ 1000 Texas I'D per GO Bouds. 20 E, 3Or ~. 10
1881 1880 Treasury per q NJ 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

DISTRICT SCHOOL ExANISATIOS.-An examin-
anon Of about 800 pupils took place az the District
school tn Middaghst Friday afternoon which was
well attended By large number q the patrons Of the
establishment Great satisfaction expressed AZ the
progress Of the pupils and the manner adopted for
communicating instruction 70 them. The vocal musical
department under TIE able direction Of Mr. Andrews
gave great satisfaction, in the correctness Of time and
effective vocal expression