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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
Directly opposite tNff Old siahdi SIsh OF Iha
BEG Il Sd e 0 0 z.

Hi:niudRssssilts41su.s
TKyE are now receiving direct from the Manufac.
W" turers by whom they have been manufactured
expressly for cur TR ,pr, of the largest and
hest selected Of Doors aud snors for Spring
and SUMNER WEAR ever offered in this any other
market. To all who in want of ANYTHING in tie
way of Boots or Shoes, would respectfully request
examination of our stock previous purchasing as
suring them they viii find their advantage Our
stock WI be onnd to consist in part of the following
seasona6ie goods.
MEMS BoGTS
500 pairs Mems Fine calf boots
900 d. Gents Fine morocco do
900 do Mems stout calf welt Boots,
800 do Mems Kin boots.
MEMS MoNROEs
1000 pairs Mems fine calf and morocco Nunroes
1000 do Mems hip Brogans,
900 do Mems stout eafa welt Bregans,
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
l0r pairs Boys fine calf boots,
$50 do Boys prime kip do
100 do Youths do do do
- do DO fire calf do
~ E9ys' AS s Y edi as ' naoG "a
600 p9irs Boys KIP Bresans
$50 do do Morocco Brogans,
geo do do Thick do
900 do Youths calf and morocco do
500 do do Kip Rrosans,
LAnIEs' stlfPeRs, nALr CATERS, &C.
COCO pairs cheap I'd and seal Slippers
Zoo do Ladies' Fine Kid slippers.
900 do do Fine RIA Walking Shoes.
SEQ do do Pump Sole Caters,
$50 90 do Thick do do
~" 40 xe ~ VT GA Key Doors
500 pairs Woulens hid and oTocco Lace Boots,
4O Sssas aslippERaiss. lac HcE Eoors &C.
TOO pairs Misses KID and seal Slippers,
100 do do I,af Caters.
4oo do do Morocco Lace Boets.
CillLDREN'S SHOES.
e0C0 pairs chi!dren's morocco andleather Bootees,
SEQ do do Fancy Caters,
200 do do Fancy colornd Kid Booiees,
$50 do do Black aud colored Kid ankle Ties,
ttO do DO Morocco Lace Boots,
1900 do do Leather pegaed Bootees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
Constantly ON kand larsc and well selected
ment OF Shoe Sieck and Findings, viz: Spanish Sole
Leather, French and American calf SKINS Morocco,
sd, Lining and Binding skins. ALSO-I.asts. Boot
Irces. Shoe Threats. Nails, Pegs, Patent and cominon
aw taiis Avn ladies' Pincers, Knives; assortment
of French Shoe Kit, &c &c.
Ihanku for tile liberal patronage heretofore extended
To us, wcsIl saiicita continuance of the sane.
MctLALLEN, KNOX & co.
Wheeling, Mar IL. 1879.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

" I'm " I'Vuse, Nam slfeei.
ERENTLlNGEB'S APOTHECA
ASHLAND SQUARE, WHEELING. Y.
W hEhE PHYSICIANS prescriptions are srrn,s,o,
~ ana htdEiy put up al all hoars OF tle a., ~
nishi' also where can be hadhe following lopuls2 n,s
Duct layne's Medicines,
Doc. Roses do
Rey's Pile Ointment
Lewis Indian Vegetable pf,s
I'n'.4s 40 90 Sugar rills
90" 40 do
kouond's anti custive do
loct be-ii's Rheumatic do
iioci thapmau's Blood puriher and Liver PIN
W. seaa Pins. ~ 'i's'
NJ Nisief's Al Healing Ointment
compound Syrap Eoneset
'e'iNe syrup for cGFe OF Scrofula aud all
ossa9es ARISING tom impurities OF b God
NrtNe Hud Bone lshtneuI,
April L. "' 49, 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
NEW AGENCY

ESoNSt MP1ioN CUR GD.-Ihe subscriber has taken
" lie Agency for the sale Of Doctor ) Ftchs All.
donihal suppariefs, Shoulder Braces aud lnhaime
luesi together with his Book Lectures on licenses
OF lhe ihngs; aud cause prevention and cure of Pull
monary consumption, Asthma, ard Diseases of The
Heart; on the laws of Longevity aud on the irn,c ot
preserving N ale and Female health to one bundled
wlth 9G lustrsous by Samuel Sheldon Fncb. A Al
MD ''' = "a
lhe Afflicted apd Medical Faculty IN particular are
respectfully invited To call aud eNAIniHe ~
supply Of tins above Instruments and Books inc,
opened and Tor sac by JAS MELIOR Aueni '
Apis Union 81 Wh.el,1 =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

i1is certheaie con iusey proves taa this arsapar.
Ia perfect control over Tie most obstinate isesss of
the Blood Three persons cured house Is unprece.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

Isogacco Skins Is dozen Rest quality Boot
MADRAS Mo Skins, just received and for sale the
bg Ned Boot MO M'CLALLES, KNoX l. Co
po0s 25 bushels Pegs, assorted sizes lust received
~ aud Tor sale by M'CLALLEN, KNOX Co.
Root ,ral hi,,o 80 bolts of Boot " ehl ing-a
- - priue article, Just received by
mo M'CLALLEN, X NoX Il Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

Cars,,,,,ntien Cured.

As it aul itv soraes the system gives activity
to the hnbs ari -tseueth to tie Muscular sysom. in
rost extraordinary decree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

REMOVAL AND co PARTNERSHIP
/ HENRY has removed from the stand he q .,,,,,;l a.
-. Water ST. No . Main street TO The Hons, ,,' n
occupied by j McCaiaia q Hat aud Cap sore Is
with huseIf IN tie Hating business Mr. y 4, p, ieeu
The hus mess VIII hereafter He conducted uier IN,
and html Of hhNRi = ROBINSON They nav, 49,,
reefiyed nom Tue Eas, lot OF Tie tcsi and mos go
Ioha'ie stoch aud trimmings that was 10 he md n, ,h
Eastern CITIES. th-F are determined 10 mai a :. -
ana Iashpna4ea hat e. any shop in me CIV 49,, i,
theHi % Cheap. We have tie sock and we d se
work They inyue the aieatian OF Their n,eHbs ~
N rune a. laise "a can and examine their stock l
fIe PURCHASING elsewhere. 0'" 1e
HENRY ROBINSON
mNl Opposite abe Monroe lIotse Al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

10 Z Z ~ :,
CELEBRATED COUNTER BALANCES.
ANn FARnAEK' Patent PLATFORM
SCALES always on hand aud Tor sale at The
1afdM are store OF OFT * GREER.
aprl3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
L T. 4 s.

-
cue ali or ders in their iinC
Barouches ana Buggies Of a
up IN good sly le and as ios
An kinds OF repairing do
on the most reasonable ten
{ &c l6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14

LfOR sALE-AN INTEREST (SAY ONE-TIIIRD OR ONE.
n Haiti in the Publchouse long and hvoraby known
The Place. No. 50 Nassau street. nearly opposite the Sun
Buildings The proprietor being engaged other business cannot
much OF his Place II requires would
dispose Of share to qualified free from
and Of good character For particulars inquire Of LEWIS
FORD, on the premises; between 10 A. NJ. and r.
opportunity for an enteprsng young who and will
give his attention TO business
u ICES NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE. = THE
N subscriber accommodate two gentee families
with good IL applied for Immediately.
@. ,. RICE, Neptune House. New Rochelle
TTOUNIiAPPY WIVES AND HUsBANDs-THE UNpER-
signed having had experience In Divorce Cases. here
tenders his services parties wishing be released from tho
ties Of Matimony who desire to be- again eligible for Mar
rage Office hours after in the Conhden al
munica tons, post paid properly attended to-
JAMES McGAY, Counsellor &c.
10 Chambers 81. corner Of Centre 81. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14
INTELLIGENCE
TO THE
LATEST MOMENT
S4~|N~O~o~NyNo~N~~-~-JN~~~
BY SPECIAL EXPRESS
FOR THE
n p W z o = X Il Il r A L D
S~No>~>Ne~~~~~>N~o~~~N~>N~~U
ONE DAY LATER.
NEWS FROM FRANCE.

NEWS FROM FRANCE.
PARIS, Friday Evening, June 30.
The city of Paris is tranquil.
The new government gives satisfaction, and the
new Minister of Finance completely disapproves
Of the plans Of his predecessor.
More arrests are daily taking place. Fifteen
hundred prisoners are confined in prison, with
out even straw to lie upon.
Typhus fever, of the most malignant character,
is breaking out amongst them.
NJ Emile de Girardin, editor of La Presse, Is
confined strictly.
NEWS FROM LONDON.
LONDON, July IA. M.
In the House of Commons, last night, Mr..
Bright brought forward a resolution in opposition
TO the government plan, declaring that it was
nexpedient to alter the sugar duties bill Of 1876
He was defeated by a majority of 3O2 against 36.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14

The public will find in the columns of the He
raid, of this morning, one days later intelligence
than that published yesterday, from France and
from other countries on the continent of Europe,
from London, and also from Dublin This news
reached Liverpool by special express and electric
telegraph, just previous to the departure of the
Niagara, and brings the history of events in Eu-
rope down to the latest moment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14
New York, Friday, July II, 1888.
Actual circulation Of the Herald.

Inc publication Of the Morning Edition Of the Herald
menced yesterday a O'clock finished 10 minutes be-
fore ocockhe Second Edition ut 10 minutes before o'clock
and finished Mt 20 past o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14

Saunders Toilet Articles, Dressing Cases and
Fancy Cutlery LAT Broadway Of Liberty street.
Broadway Tho Subscribers respectfully call the attention Of the
public to their collection Of the above articles which In point Of
variety not equaed In the city they have been selected with
quality all SAUN-
DKRS SON, lH and SH Broadway.
wigs and Toupces-Am Persons Wishing n
superior Wig call BATCHELORS
mandatory No Wall street. before purchasing elsewhere
sec invented Wigs unequaed Tor ghtness APP
pcaranoe and durability NBPnvae for fitting Wigs
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.-B. E. Watson
Co.. 10 Wall street sell Gold Pens of description whole
favorite and in the pnbc estimation the best and
cheapest points warranted not 10 of Gold
repon.cd'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14
E00 000 BOTTLES AND OVER HAVE BEEN SOLD

LNGEk having purchased the Yonkers Mansion House.
grounds, which command view Of the Hudson from fecn
twenty miles, taking in the beautiful chateau Of Mr. James
Gordon Bennett at Hastings the Irving Cottage Forests
nfcent Castlen short the Dr. is surrounded by elite Of
New York cyhe has determined appropriate
premises and extensive grounds for those Of
his patients that and will during the balance
Of the pleasant part Of the his
tire attention to them well the public general His
premises will be all for consultation Principal
Office. No. Pearl street
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M osr EXTRAORDINARY wokk-TsS rnE 4AaklEI
nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM

IN X. II
- and William Streets has for the last fourteen enjoyed
the most ensye practice in private daeof any medical
In New YORK He can the
disease and mild cases cured in two to five days Stcu-Dr
Cooper has discovered method by which he
form OF structures from scarcely
rain to the patient Constitutional debility brought BY
secret habit INDUCED by young men, This when too freely in
duged in ege Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small Of
the back confusion OF the intellect and society
cure warranted in charge No
hk. BOSTWIIK'S SEVENTH LECTURE ON COMO
~ rhea and diseases Of the genital illustrated with
drawings will be given Saturday evening the 18th
ne broadway House. Broadway and Grand street Med
cal students and gentlemen Invited TO attend Lecture
free, commencing at halepast clock.
M ATRIMONIAL SECRET.-TIIIS INFORMANT AND
vA valuable Secret the discovery OF cele ply
scsn IL intended for those whose health other
circumstances do not permit an increase Of family without
rou injury Inconvenience The prevention cost
nothing and within the reach Of all The knowledge using
those contained In this the right 70 dvuSe tin
the United States has been pur hased by Dr. Waehoh late OF
Paris now Of New York II is SAFE infisls harmless
convenient simple and nue the most delicate Nor
does curta matrimonial privileges the least This
will be sent any person for 81 sent post paid to Dr.
r. NJ WEISSELh0FF, New York City. Those Interested may
rely uTon this secret
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gees BY this vessel will please send their permits board
Orleans wharf, foot Of all street. All goods permitted
before Monday 18th inst ill be public store
X. COLLINS. 81 South stre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14

n OLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL OF SUPERIOR
" manufacture for sale at the mandatory 81 Reade street.
lower than any other establishment in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14

GUNNER COATS AT CosT-LAMARTiNE SACKS BLACK
~ and brown; do. Cashmefee Alpaca Sacks
light article for hot weather. VESTS &c. all descriptions
Fine Black Cloth Dress Coats made S Every other
article in proportion at G. b. CLARKES llG William
RAIING TWINF, BALE ROPE SHOE THREAD MANIL-
- 10 and hemp cordae, carpet seine wne every
description, wrapping and manufacturer twnes cut and
wrought nails oakum wickpg, buraps glass &C. For sale by
ZEBRA & Cunning, log Pearl street.
MRS. CARROLLS vAPOR BATHS, 1854 BROADWAY
vl Leonard street. the Carlton Strangers
arriving in town will find their comfort and enjoyment
to the city greatly promoted by taking vapOr Bath Sulphur
Baths always ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14

NOR HAVRE-TO SAIL On THE UF AUGUST,
II touching at Cowes. The well known steamship United
States Capt William Hacksa burthep 200 tons will leave
Havre Saturday and will touch at Cowes
the land and letters The United
States will for New York. Saturday I'd Of Sep
TENDER. For freight passage apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14

QABY JUMPERS! PATENTED IN THE UNITED STATES
- England and France They invaluable assistant
mother In the of her children approved by Thousands
who have them the highest medical authority To be
had Wholesale and retail at the general depot 81 Broadway Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
NEW YORK. LEGISLATURE.
yvrSrSG REPORT.

sFv.rE.ALBAsY, Feb IL ?. VI.
The debate on the resolutions reported oy the
Select Committee on so much OF the Governor
message as relates to the war, Il 70 take place TWO
weeks from TO- morrow. ~ an .
The Clinton Monument Association bill was
read third time and passed; ,:..;o,.
The bill to incorporate Religious Associations
was discussed at length.
ASSEMBLY.
The General Gas Company oii was deOa'ea ~
lensth in Committee Of the Whole
Mr. w. S. Smith moved 70 coniine the operation
of the bin to cities and villages Lost. An amend
ment was adopted that a majority Of the directors
Of env company be citizens Of the State
The Orissany clause was proposed and re- 7cted'
Mr. TITrs moved 70 strike out the clause except
inc Ga. Companies from taxation for first two years
after their organization. Lost
Mr.. PHGsIx proposed to prohibit the formation OF
Gas Companies 10 any city town or village without
the assent OF the authorities Of such city, town or wi
lace. This was accomplished by an amendment -
one of the sections Of the bill. The bill then went
10 a third reading.
The Committee Of the Whole then took up and
rejected the bill 20 amend the charter Of the Brook
yn Gas Company.
The Harbor and River resolutions were received
FROM the Senate and referred to Select Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
xxxrh CONGREss......Fi ses-io,
By Telegraph TO The 1ribNns.
SENATE. ..wAsaINsros. FEB. l,ls4


Mr. BEsros, from the Military Committee re-
ported a resolution authorizing the examination Of
testimony asked for in the memorial OF Col Ere
mont Aged to.
Mr. BREEsE Of III. from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands, reported bill to repeal part Of the act
relative 10 Presumption tights and also submitted
a resolution calling for information 20 the smount
Of Military Lands located in Illinois the counties
IN which they are located. the estimated price, &c.
Mr. BA0BY's resolution on the subjec, OF the pow
ers OF the General Government. coming up In or
der, was informally passed over until the b1si-
ness before the Senate was disposed OF.
A bill allowing farther time 20 satisfy claims for
bounty lands for military services In the last war
with Great Britain was taken up. and having been
amended 50 as TO exclude payments under Virginia
military land warrants, was passed
Mr.. MiLLEks resolution calling on the President
for information as whether he had ordered duties
TO be collected on goods and merchandise belong.
ing 10 American citizens In Mexico and by what
law or authority he bad done So was sgreed TO.
A bill TO provide for additional examining clerks
in the Pstent Office. and additional clerks in GER
tain cases was taken up. amended by substituting
the House bill already passed, and then passed.
The Vice President said II was proper and re-
spectful that he should announce q the Senate
his intention To be absent for time. IN order
tha, the members might be prepared tomorrow 20
vote for Vice President pro TEN.
The Ten Re giments bill coming up,
Mr. DoUGLAss of ILL., took the floor in reply n those
who had spoken in opposition 70 the bill. he de-
Tended the War, and justified the course OF the
President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

Ua went into q historical review OF me re,ou
ton % prove the Rio Grande the true oounosry.
and insisted that Mexico commenced 'ue a. US
,ba vsr vas lust and that every lover oil nus ooun-
,ry vas bound u support IL ,.,
On motion OF Mr.. BILL, the Sens'e aoJoulneo'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Tia Eou,e Committee Of the Whole on the state
., ,hs Union Mr. STEPHENS IN the Chair, took u
the Presidents Annual Message:
Mr. GoGetS of Va addressed he committee re-
nlving 10 the several speeches made on TIE L0cO'
Foco side Of the House.
NJ. MoR,E Of Ls. followed 10 defence OF the war,
and the Administration insisting that the war VS.
brought on By the movements oil Gen lsE'or' IN
violation Of the Instructors OF the W az DepaH-
ruent FOR which he Mr.. MORSE DID rot anne MN
on the conclusion Of his remarks, the Committee
proceeded 20 action.
Mr. VIsros OF Ohio. offered a resolution refer
ring the various portions Of the Message 70 aPPro
pris,e Committees having each SUBJECT IN enarte'
Ina. 90 much Of the Message ss relates 70 'ne con
dition Of the Treastry and the means oi ootsihine
money TO prosecute the War, De referred " TIC
Committee Of WAYS and Means. &c &c.
NJ WrLxoT OF Pa moved TO amend, by instruct
inc the Committee Of WAYS and Means 10 consider
the expediency Of imposing an annual direct tsS
Of FIVE millions Of dollars during the continuance O
the war or until the payment OF the ns''onai nsoN
on stocks. personal property ana money =. ln.si
a., The aid tax 10 be apportioned among The
several States in proportion to population IS re
ouired by the Constitution.
Mr.. WIIxors amendment was adopted BY
vote Of % Yeas 70 % Nays.
Mr.. BRoDHFAD Of Pa. then proposed resoiu
ton as substitute for Mr. Visions
On motion of Mr. WILMoT, his amendment Al
above. was aso added 70 the substitute.
Mr BRoDBEAD's resolution. as AMENDED Wal
then reiected-Yeas !, Nays sj.
The question then recurring upon MI iNION
-ssoIn,ion "a amended BY Mr. WILMor. II wal
adopted.
Tse Committee rose and reported The resola'ior
70 the House for concurrence
Mr. CoLLsMER OF Vt addressed the House CIV
ing history Of the war, its origin and progress
Mr.. CoBB Of Georgia, having obtained the moor
the Eouse adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
TuINGsIN WASHINGTON.


T,easyry yots-Mr Giddirgss Jodoa on NE says 7rade
-L0utsiqad Senator.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
wisaISoIoN, Jan. 81. ls4s
There is a deputation here from Wall St urging
upon Congress the necessity OF an immediate Issue
of Treasury notes They had better tsrried in Jeri
cho I'll their boards were grown for though the
Banks may join Issue with the Stockholders to
effect such result and procure the interested
assent of certain members. the measure csn-
not be carried The Loan bill will pass, Of
course and probably giving the Secretary the
power of negotiating it on the best terms he can.
Money must be had, and within thirty days, or the
Government will stop payment
Mr.. GIDDfsGss motion for the appointment OF a
Select Committee TO inquire into the practice OF
the Ssve-trade in the District OF Columbia was not
carried A motion TO have II referred 10 the Com
mit.ee on the District Of Columbia might have been
and report from the minority at least could have
heen-Obtained favorable 70 Mr GIDDISGs's views
But he thoaght-and perhaps truy-that the I'M
pOrtsnce of the subject required the undivided
services of Select Committee and it is certainly
to be regretted that such Committee, with him
self at the head, could not have been appointed IN
order that his powerful mind might have asitated
and exhausted the subject The time will yet
come when he shall be able to tell the country the
truth OF which it is 40 much in want.
You will see that the Louisiana Legislature has
made one or two unsuccessful efforts TO elect q
L. s Senator, in place of Johnson, whose term ex-
pres in az JoHNsos is bogus Wing, and, like
all false friends does more injury to the cause he
processes 70 espouse than an open and determined
enemy From such Wing Senators as he, FOSTER
and JARSAoIs of Tenn. we should pray 10 be de-
livered. The opinion here seems TO be that
our friends will not be able to elect their nominee.
Would to Heaven ALEX BARROW were now alive
There would be no doubt OF his election, nor doubt
afterward of his course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

If elected u1oton IN ffr-i-
one of tbe.s !. elect ty Dessar. and Ffanthn- -
Ona Of i.e Farhet aorc smother - hes
ing and Perry the third y al TIRE.
~ The ountiss 10 Eaos are Loco-Foc3 or very close
Under former Loco Focol Apportionment'
the State chose a Loco Foco Legislature, which
elected VIM Allen U. S Senator, in the face OF
Wing popular majority Of 5000. We infer from
hasty examination that the State, in an ordinary
condition of parties will now choose about 20
Whig to l6 Loco Foco Senators and about 70
Wings to 80 Loco Representatives..
Great care has been takento apPortion the Mem
bers fairly according to Population; but the MI
nority are very savage in view of the Political
aspects of the AppOrtioumert especially the sep
eration Of Cincinnati from the County in which II
has hitherto been buried. We don't perceive that
there is any help for it, however while certainly
if Politics were not involved, all would agree that
Uniform Single districts for Senators and distinct
Representation for the chief city Of the Great West
are desirable and proper.
There is no doubt that the bill will pass the
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
Kun,Ors Of Peace.

Correspondepce Of The IrIDuDe'
WAsHIsoror, Jan. 81.
peace with Mexico will do much TO bolster up
i,s credit And peace is expected. we eaten
here with aydity At every rumor OF peace like
drowning men at s,raws. The latest and only in-
dication we have had of the Presidents secret
hopes or knowledge, is tho reported fact that he
recommended an appcsn. for a commission in the
army to wait awhile, as there might be no farther
need Of an increase of the military force The re-
port may not be true-or If true, the Presidents
declaration might have had no more meaning than
his usual declarations-his Kane letters and lnau-
gursls But STILL we hold on to even such peg to
hang a hope upon