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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-06
Presidential Preferences.

The WITH, With and Xth Wing Ward meetings
Of Albany instructed their representatives. TO the
District Convention TO choose Delegate TO the
Philadelphia Convention who will support Mr.
CLAY.
The Whigs Of Somerset Co. Md. have declared
Mr.. CLAY to be their first choice.
The Wings OF a portion of the With Congressional
District OF Tenn. recently held meeting at Pleas
Ant Plains for the purpose Of calling Convention
TO nominate Elector to vote for Mr. CLAY for the
Presidency and Gen. Taylor Vice-President This
ssssm6sse paid the following magnanimoas tri-
butte to Mr. CLAY;
Rs'slssd Tbs, 70 abandon HENSY CLAY who is thu fr
eholcs OF The Wigs Of this STATE, would b. ssrs snd
duEra< 70 NE party who have advocated pflncipie
that ws had rather be rights the Majority wrong
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roe,tgRCIAIASD noNsy uATFgss

rsr rs'-. sr Sfsstr. k- fs fsarfs fsgf
FupAr. Nay s-P. g.
The bssinsss % Stocks 20 day was moderate, and
d. prizes sho- I'D narksd shsnss The tendency q
srts.f however vas d3ssvard. Treasury Notes sell 3,
g. ,3i Tor Government e.. 1851, A "a, BID.
The market Tor Sterling was net very active %
day sad the quotations steady 30 lsisu ioE ssst
na-ss Ia other bin, there Is netting doing. The supply
Of ,, is Moderate snd Southern bills, sysn Of SAILS
&c in isssrepsss
Tssrs is sonstbinS doing In Frsights at steady
prizes gursss.rt Of Sc or see bales Gotten wsrs
SID sni heavy freight atis' Some Navai stores
srs srgsssd e. lsi Tor Liverpool and = Tor London A
s1s,ssusut Of ship va. mads for Hull 10 load Nsss
s.srss, Hurpoisd at % %
Money wss rather easier TO day On cal. but
sse,r gees hard excepting Tor srsly first siiis TIE
ltlt rlss cell q O. FER cent bur coed paper cas- e
has "a, - per seat
No sue has yet been hsi 10 ths package Of
money belonging 20 The Newash Bauk'us Co.
Letters rom New Orleans state t0ai ssvsra-
failures o. cotton feioi bad taken place Asr' ssd th1
more we're expected
A ts.egrsphc dispatch from Charleston, dated
Monday statss that al was ri ht With ths Banks.
The Sarah Sands took ont $500 500 10 specie
so-5.y.
The stockholders Of ths Hid'on aud Berkshire
Rsrssd have with few exceptions paid pp ihs assess
raeus as BY the ssPsny Tor the Pspo'e Of ssyns the
read Ga he oth al .hoss who Asvs net Pas 'asf
asssssEsnis -lll far,slt tsslr stock
IA the Fee Trade Editors ascribs al the favor
able aIgse Of business 70 the beneficial operations e. IA
Tadf Of s4e suppose Try them on tho other 'id' ei
ths q,esiou. May s.s1 sss attribute the ollo~ini
dssrssss 10 psss The inhoenes OF The sane sessvs-
meat 81 Lcso-Foso policy The quotations ara mostly
from, Cock, Youus Co'sN o. Price CErfsnt:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-06

The Wasiiugt07 Union Of yesterday publishes
IA. fuouins extract or letter from C0nnoeore fsr'y
70 tbe Secretary q the Navy, dated
-. surp Cotr,rrrs V-rs Cruz, AprN TO, U.s..
The Irs hss this moment arrived from LsFnna o'
Istt-rs from Commsri-r siKs1u - are a. ne ~
inftart -.- ---- 4. - 4
M Yuca.sn. the Indians Sill gaining sfouna .no
the 81 hft-s without Attempting me lest 1ri-ll7
M & 1~srd the east IRE United states 90
con had taken o. Campesch7 more than one lnais-
tufe condition. ,.--..t.f
rival sesor Bar5sshsno. which measure pss y ''SI'
rrrfrrad Izc~rasrd rfssarsirrs aln1-g lfa ~ p
Le1teraut Com arcfrf H-rrdcn- OF me if.' i.'l
that the irna1faris o. ar r-scnT s- rrspalhf o.
1r. a.. 800 rtoz. - ne frst.1s IRE department
- prssume, svar- that Campsschy 90 ffonsy GU
81 Plate being entirely surrounded - tlies ana l-h
-. r.ad.rInr Il d-'.rsb- ss.psi vtrJ large force,
esrarfaIIv ofhs faruer f--fsrs"
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,~sIt e sstms,st nat rem a. go 20 80 900 South.
srEsrs v,t the North every ssnmer auf ma hey spend
glaCoO coo exclusive OF s'oihing. flrrliurs &C..
sueh being The fss IL ssi % - wondered Al hat
esuigsii!ios has srses 1 No Northern ttss hstwesl
Importers vsnasfs sna producers q The arsss required
hr s5thorr purchssrs. and th,t sv-ry ss'sse means
q inviting tssr custom = rssorsf % ~ ne enerprHg
n every department. ~ ousass stsptd . supply snch
wsnis Indeed ~ Dsaas o. bfHs custom ~ esiss
shrsnt ear Only - rfEsr.ss secondary In Importance
% ne possession % ne srt 80 ttzarls'
s1rnp 1855 OF al ihs c'ss and tovHs ne Irlnn.
in whrh newspapers sfe PshIishfd for which ' D.
ParNfH g ne Agent 0riafs ~ asvestsrg a. may re-
hadst tfa Agency lr The Tribune Bs .aEs- where ne
paper. nay 20 seen. tie Agent csssutsd $50 s rsqasfe
irfsrs.u obtained vissut charge, enabling persons o
svsfy s1snsss pgrsut io Aaoffs sac 40 llislt and
tsoss,a system ofsr.rsuS n .ay section or we eo9u-
trv % Az extsn. and Ia all ssasoHt
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Our Lnte Election.

Wo see II urged at distance that this City
would not now give majority for Henry CLAY
because Mayor BRADY failed Of n reelection by
less than 900 votes. There is no sound0ess IN
this conclusion. There are very many among us
who will surely vote for Mr.. Clay il nominated who
will not sever their old party associations on any
mere local election. Then our Merchants and
Clerks, who never will turn out in body SHANE
on them y when the election is merely Municipal
and the candidates both worthy, as this Spring
will certainly be out in force next November If Nj
Clay IL in the field. They would not come out this
Spring. Then there were VIGOROUSLY heart burn
ings among our citizens Municipal matters-the
state OF the streets. Expenditures, Taxes &c-
which cannot operate sgainst Mr.. Clay.
In spite of ALL Mr. Brady polled over 22OOo
notes.-the greatest number # we mistake not.
ever cast for a Wing candidate for Mayor Of
this City-greater than bis vote last year. He
10 beaten by that abominsble unprecedented
majority of 200 In the Fourth Ward, which Is
confidently believed to be in good part fraudulent.
The contest there was between two nominally
Loco Foco tickets for Ward officers, and was not
properly attended by our friends. Those VINO are
adept. in such matters mot Whgsl are confident
that the illegal votes counted for Havemeyer we're
more than his declared majority. We assure our
friends elsewhere that the Fourth Ward will be
looked to in the Fall. and that it will give nothing
like 1900 msjority.
This City properly includes its sdjuncts, Brook
Ign and williamsburgh, both strongly Wing aud
together overlooking the nominal Loco. Foco msi)-
riiy in this City In what is actually the City,
there was a Wing majority this Spring, thosgh
Polk had 2, 500 majority in the same in 1874
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A FAHsEsToCK's VsEsirUcg .f,rd,us pl.,.ure
g. disct the attention Of readers % ,h-
d. another column. - Is FShs.stock'. Vermif1ee
Nmen may Dc ie1nd A. the Drug q this
We ss tssufeG By fhyscisas and Drusziss hs Il the
nsn-,t refp7et'-ilty aud lsrsest exrensnc- that
ca-ot ~ TOO much II favor n ths m-5eiue ths V
'afe sud eoeiet- remedy Tor he for ~hich
IT, e-ssnst khs oaiy genuine aroe 10 prepared ~ .
A fsh.os'ock - Pittsburgh, Pa It n-ce,ssy 20 %
tuA,ara 10 Pur naHns A. person names fshnsstoek
has lately mmenssd making spurious imitation which
possesses none o. TIE virtues u The remedy For sale
~ inc Pfoprieiou Fahnestock Co. st thsT branch
store, 10 John Ct, Nsw.YoSk
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seer hay 10 come win airs fro. the 'oft soutb
10 wrinkles no~ should on the fscs be seen
NJ spfgotiss b-ifs stove lsdy's mouth
D-l diinDled smiles aud aspect all ssfeae,
Mh7a al the earth g gty. Oh sDrs the fair
should Of their beauty take especial care
Hal % OorKAUD, whose dne Inventive niot
Pfeeufcc Italian Hedicst,d sosp,
- tlfn used leaves not trestis ssot hsnibdi
Ana MAKES The yisass with pure fnabie cope
10 Poudrs Saddle tifs each BAR d@psrt
Hith llris trouble, sud with-ut ztmsrt
y who'd hay. sssrssss lp' ard oro~s OF snow
Oulekiy 70 We sore u Dr. Go1rand Sc
Moe abrasive than al the Wesl.h Of tho Indies 10
elsa, white sst1, free fros spst bsmsh 0our.uds
ltsE sdeAtsd Soap . ths Only article ks va which
vii siv. she human s.is iss .bsys qasfc.on. by -.
ulIyiaE pimpcs, frsesl-s rngTsrrn. .as-n.s. or
iny oihsr d,fsrmuy G2ur.ud's P0u6f.s Snhtls. Will
positively .Ifptte sspsffIous hair frou the brox UPPER
Ip. srTo', "a G0pnuds Grssfan Hair Dye Acis iiks
charm tn e"nvenisfreo sht or array hair - brilliant
cso,i ing pals sh,ess
fass particular noiice tat Dr. FrLix GsUsAuU's re-
no~nsn pI-gtrstozs can Only Be Oh ssaniss At his
d.pet, OF NAtsf-tl hrst store lr0m Bro,dway
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Later from Hnyti-tivil NRr-Ths Blacks
against the Minister Bloodshed and An
urehy Probable.
Cou1psnfsHce OF The Tribune.
Pozr.Au.PR1NcE. Asril

CorfespsnfsHce OF The Tribune.
Pozr-AU.PRINcE April IS.
Since the date Of my last letter important
changes in the political affairs Of this Government
have taken place. and more serious difficulties and
movements are confidently aPprehended. send
you paper containing az account Of the proceed.
inss Of the first part of the present week by which
you VII see that the Consultation 10 entirely overthrow
and th, President las takea sides with ne outlaws To
dav. renoref has there Is division crsstsd srus1g
hs new party which will break fsuh n day or tTo, ste
s feared may cause bootihei and distraction % ilo
better classes For He first time since have resided IN
tire ians 10y fears hsve been tts excited Tor
own safoy Ona OF two things now to me quite certain
- thor nat The nualioes by lining with ore pauy q
she tscks win succeed IN recs.abiishsg Government
gu der fheir own control favorable o. civil c1rstu0r
o. that The sore df7oro md glo-ant psy eft1e blacks
br carving their pciaff w clufa she couriy 0 be r
rIed int mere iTissf, aid i back into comPais oar
barsn.
WAHs srn wrtrg Dcws has arrived from the south
par of The Island ih.t hey ere al n arms and sra en-
iHe nafch f1r The capital with determination % p1t
sown the President, ald reesishs h che Constitution
should such prove TO ts tns Nci, ihnk DO probable
b9ody rsrclstor wifi be the constQ and whom or
whore 70 will eld 90 s impossible 10 say. Sever, since
havs been I'm 1e Island. have public matters snt me sse
~ ef he Inhabitants sths place appeared n SD te'Fcrais
condition a few dUs viii iul'e 70 determine. vnsh-
e. order IL D. DO rsxt abolished r3, and shall inform
you Of ihs facts by the next departure.
Yours truly 2.
TIE paper referred % b. oar correspondent L< Mani
Gsfs II April i5 c3uli.ns pros.snstou of Prsstert
scuiouqus Gated April 2 addressed 20 i's Hayton pso
pie and army sblshins the title of ha ser and rspse
rr che removed officer bY others ith SIC title q ssare
t.-7 In h.s country Che overthrow of Che C1n'ttnru
SPOKEN II bg our correspondent. is doubtsu oriy The
in.a,avs O. nors desperate sni elective msssurs'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-06

Hon THOMAS BUTLER KING. from the House
Committee on Naval Affairs has reported . bill for
the construction of 20 soops war briggs Of not less
than $50 tons burden each and capable Of carrying
suitable armament Of long hesvy guns He mp.
propristes 81 600 600 towards the construction Of
the said briggs
Mr. GRlSNELL. of Massach usetts, reported in the
House on Thursday, bill providing that grain and
bresdstuls of all kinds. vegetables fruits, animals
bides wool tallow, horns, sailed and fresh meats,
ores ofal kinds Of metals &c. the product Of Cana
d. shall be admitted TO the United States free of
duty when imported direct from the said Pro
vinces: provided. always that similar articles
shall be admitted from the United States % Cana
ga on the same terms.
Alr BURT, from the Military Committee reported
a bill for the establishment Of two National Foam.
dries One Of these FOundries is TO be established
at the South, and the other st the West Also for
an Annoy upon the Western waters The Presi-
dent is authorized 20 appoint Commissioner 90
select the site snd when the site is selected. the
sum Of 500 600 is appropriated
Mr.. I. b. KING, from the Naval Committee SAYS
a correspondent of the Express reported another
important bill for the establishment Of two Govern.
ment lines OF stesmers-the one establishing line
OF communication between Monterey or San Fran.
cisco and Shanghai OF Canton in China. This 10 be
of ious steamers the other between Monterey and
the sandwich lslHnus, Tor the purpose OF holding
communication with our Whalers
The Committee have asked for the printing of
twenty thousand extra copies Of the report
The Post Office Committee have reported an
important newspaper bin. The provisions Of the
bill are mainly rs follows
The circulation Of all newspapers free Of postage
within thirty miles Of the place Of publication. not
above the supertces OF / 300 square inches
Under one hundred miles aud over thirty. one.
hali cent, over one hundred and for any distance
one cent.
Newspapers above 900 inches 10 pay pamphlet
and magazine postage, which is two cents for the
first ounce, and half OF one cent for all crester dis
tances.
Newspapers under 500 square inches 20 free for
the hrst 80 miles, aud pay quarter OF one per cent
lor Gl greater distances. Transient newspapers
pay two cents when not sent from the office Of pub.
ncstion.
Publishers OF pamphlets magazines and period.
Gals. are allowed free exchange, the same as the
purchasers Of newspapers.
Ioere was qlite struggle upon the bin taking
nom the Presldentt the power 70 dismiss one Of the
MAJOR Generals, ScoTT or TAYLOR ~ the close OF
me war. The repeating power was taken from
me ffesaent by vote Of 81 to "a, and the bill goes
70 the Senate
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One Of cl< People" 8, base enough to write thst
our Tan Win YOUNG Men urges such 70 vote on the
on .hst ,d- he doub;less IL quite aware Of the false
hood We never 10 any way minated th, Poverty 10
iss. rsspectsbls than Wealth Rovdies hruifers gauh
.rs bravsfs dsbsochs-s and crunksrcs are MO
rlou .y nine times 10 ten o. party matter what -
their pseuniary condition Why hey ss - IL 1aiis
into which young men should inqaire They will bod it
probable subject for rsisstiOn.
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s,vchons-i72 s.f ehssi. p f03 a. - OolesF-lDr5r
boxes IA 20 90 % Is hat chests . III % - si 20
zffh
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~ Aar,r.i..n.pt. for ID. 49, q Monaa5 ~

" Advsrtsenent. for Tie Tr,bun< Of Monday .ousht
Be before 10 O'Clock Saturday evening As 'ns
Publication Oes Of this paper 10 not open on sundays
subssrbs in the City who do not receive tsi' pAPe'
NJ an ..yiv hor ar. requested to leave word the Ofee,
a. our .anse.ns are such enable All the carriers %
Get throoth their routes before o'clock Carrie" a.
iss 70 accomplish thls viii be required to give up ''sf
rostes
Persons wishing T< Tib~n< len 81 their d~ehns' or
places Of business regularly every morning WI pea.
leave lhsir sddresst the Publishing once 'eu uo9
,,,an,h a.. p, oeb,. Terms. u, cents week pays
Bile 10 the Carrier
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IspIAN TRorBLEs N SAY LuIs--A letter IRON
The Battle Of Csihuahun-Peacc Prospects, Se


a Sa.tillo correspondent of the National Infslh-
genes the following In regard &c tho recent battle At
chihuahua;
We have arrival here to-day BY express from some
part Of She Sa,s q Chihuehua bringing Information 81
heavy battle bstwsea the Missouri Volunteers ihsis oine
hundred Gtr0ngl three thousand MeIirsus
wlsh The latter were basil beaten osing five hundred
men killed aud cary al The rest mste prsonsrf The
Amer. can lcss was forty allied.
The sane correspondent hus refers TO the prospects CT
a Psace with Mexico:
The srrivs OF mail here siBes ths date % my last ls
ter with most Interesting intelligence from uur seat %
Government MS pui Gil hsrof agos with iie Tea cf
speedy p-ase and qusnt return % h.ue r.sses
frsnis Nothing scarcely is O. b. heard from t1e p
Ohsss ana pnfstes oio apa yoluE &C hsA
csnt mlnss hetrtt confeaulstions At nc bright pro-
pee shssa and none sisss g. soscea the desP JOY they
EEL 81 tbs rapid Appfoaen or me tine Wien me soa
saal sgsis bscome the gougfsharr when tnsmiss shs
sfsa os suds aud when. ieasi.s oaes more ne proud
coil ~ our BIRTH shall engage 10 me psaesia oec1p.
tious q sivu life aud hsar Of Tsrs more
Al the uisrmstsn have sss % sorrorai7 ius state
msut Whish writers from ths quarter have mtoe CT O.
strength Of he pTsseus Msxssn Adiustration, ana %
sbiiity sustain tsef sstnst ell tho attacks o. the
10 uin.sry duty !, nov 5eius performed here by ths
To5ps thas a mounting guard This duty even 70
nomioa thso resi- 70 reqrog fhs ums Of each o.
onv .bout che dsv iu seven sno ths reminder tho
Wuss tpsut pure idiensss The rfid systen OF of
ins regularly kcpt 90 since arrival 10 ih.s
opportunity ior hose food Of the sPo - rsois .nons
tks ueshhorrg m0uusias To- pursuit q deer and other
wild saue, With which tsey abound.
PArr correspondent Of tbs Naaark DAILY Adseriisr
svss the following account O; ne great battle IN chhuA
haa;
4. Yesterday express arrived here from ChihuahuR
200 miles. VIXEN troops eltsrsd the toNn. Triss
tbs Governor aud General commanding the State fell back
Eppn santa CruG small town shcut % nj Is this side N
lhsi Capital snd fortified hiws.f there he hsd pieces
Of cannon see about 500 troops. lie siege ol
csys And the l6h OF A,rea tnd Fss tss-n
pr sonsr 20 the Capits Oar loss killed snd Two
wounded The sisp.tsh dos sot t.'e the sn-uys loss
20 my 1sius tbs MsK5sn Tho brouEht The news who
uaa hsn-d ne battle. 10 looked much ss-nus-e1 a. ths
tA-itl'a and replied los anfrtcss5 6uprr (thz
Americans, e. tdey aiwsysdo)
+ RON hAvASa-The brig Z Street Capt. Nc
Cornell SAWED yestsrdav for H.ssn bsvi,y ,siI.s on
n ,ss~ shs 'Tiuss 10 iu es of papers from that
CITY ac1 Nat-rzks There IL 10 res.
Dst-s 60 the So Ct March hsd re, rs.siv. 10 Ill.,.
from oussnsia but the Dane ds "a MAJ ma s.vs Their,
Of the Government IN q D.. 5s,b
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The justices Courts.

The Courts established by the act Of Sosh March.
is%s. viii be bsld At the following places,
fst Judicial District Comprising lst, ID, "a
and 5,h wsrss.) IS wsuen.si. Justice. james Green
ia Judicial comprising 4th 9th and
l<,h Wards. Dasnsst. between william aud Rsss sts
Jas,ice. y. o'Conuor.
UId Judicial Distret-l Comprising sth and 9th
wards. corner Charles and Hudson sts) Justice William
D. Mech.
IVA Judicial DIstrIot-( Comprising 10th, 18th
sne l7th Wards at - Ladiowst adjoining Essex Market
Justice. VIM. II. Van Colt;
va Judicial Dissriet--lComprisng 7th. iltb snd
18th Wards, ITALIAN Hal. GrsDa-si.) Justice. c. Il.
pousaerty.
VIA Judicial Disfrtet-(Comprising 18th. 10Th
snd Ism Wards Sixth avenue uud BloouinSase
reAd) Justice. A. Wills
The new judges will enter upon their duties Oh May.
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Fhsls IRE. Trade ssut.su On. and Mr Walker e. hsr
hsad vii probably be ready 20 sdmt now thatthe ssNya
ca IN Ea0pe t't year bad something 20 DO with he r's
prices not b, TsriT must BE- qassf monster which
bows ho. and cold both
According to the Pstsns OGes rspor. the popu'
atoa sfh, United sais. 90 7l5 oO and tho assssats
or psr-ous aua real property Is EST mated ~ f,siss
CO. Nsw-York 10 tts richest Stale her property bsng
3illcooo Penney lviuia neat $780, 10 COOS chen oaio
$4,000 oco thss Yr.iaia, s5osCt0tsl T1s remainder
of ice States rant si fo.oss.
frIs-s. sgsfo01n01, Tennessee. $50 .co' o3oi ken
.p-t1 $4,000 Nsss.chus~fts. -i4nNDNn Georgia
sInUa. nni North Csnira $40 nOo,"oH ln DO, t.3t'
nHHgD, AIssins 7l0'1ntof hfss.ssppi r.l1'rnN N' +
south Csr.I.na flf- O0 600. Asa8ur a. 10000 iisos
10000 900. Maryland F'4fNr1 nfH, Lol'uanh, fi.tN't
0.n. jersey. 6j 900 600, Michigan, slfaowttpf
l'nna-.sur $500 NN.ni Frftaou', ~ N N''''' .'n"
H.rps1r-. $40 s0I. Arssnsss co. tonmut Texas.
sie'err.o Iowa So oooo1' Rhode lssud $500 oe
wisconsin S3iO0o'n1s Delaware. S31oo0ooa, FLORIDA,
a. t0' GOES pis-re. ct Colamsia. 3aooetoo ofs.on.
100000.
John E Watson. Eco has resigned his situation
. Cssbsrof the Germantown Bank, sfssr aud uuintsf
rup,-s service Of nearly thirty-6ve years
Ths Coneofd IN. n Co have declared dividend
Of Eve per cent III, northern Railroad has dssl,rsd a
dividend Of per cent
Tho following is lss tmouhs Of business at the
P'asrla office Of the PenHiy Canal for the veok
eu ~ z'ih ui;;
6os,s........... 10, .soo
Tolls rhi' week 57a y Previously. s50.71' o3.-
TOTAL. $50 sl022
Al Noble thare is great stagnstiOn in trade
Csnhasne, IN ths Back u Mobile hsd entirely retained
end sere va no ca Tor specie Ia Bills there as almsst
81 satire cessation Of opsral0nI NOhins but fnt cas4
bids we're .slias. The Bank ehsesicf 90 the North
~ per cent premium.
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~ Thst Wax ssrig plural sid TszpeTaLse ststasry
wfss o. much ps hts Bees bs,iowsd scniinuss a. a.
tFsstve ever 81 the American M1seuf1 Nh wffk n
az tho rerces lrocustisn q ne ans ave-
hhitea AID every fsole vii bar the c.osss nsPec n
Every should &c. ell 40 th,t -cuderfsI oisrt
BABY ard the sn5s peffornssses Sssh take pace a.
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LOS lt iRE-On Saturday morning about
ei.es the q brick baldioss On the soath
Nes' Skin anc Rscs 70. ,it- OF IN. od ga
go 'sees' we're neAly destroyed BY hre Thsv were
sNS-f'a ~ Nisno.es Morrs Awriux maker 4na coofec
uonei 1eorse A shadlnser. 5. Weston u Win,sr Al,
aon, Ats Love, and Mrs. Muller Thesr. o,t,t,.,.s H.
thst porton Ct - os oeenPled By Mr. Morn. mi. 10.
IL estimated 81 $1,000, including the ensifs go T., 80
eooiecnonSfJ establishment ans household farpfurs IT,
other &C uPants ost more By than ire ~ -,
rooms were very much injured The propertv IA 49,
Esin r Lsoeaoo, was insured. lCiucinnst Cnron l.,
ET The funeral Of the late Major Edward Web
sie took psce Yesterday afternoon according to previous
arrangement The Sesiou regiment Of II gh lnsntr IN
der eomiuand otCo Thompson, accompanied BY the Sri
ssd0 bsCc old he escort duty, the pahssrefs were s-d
officers ~ The reslmsut, and civic and military process
soa, m which were officers Of the United States Army
sua Navy. preceded the corpse TIE cofu. which IVES
efA~r hY Tour ~ ack horses hsd piAa OF beaten Sill
ver sent from Mexico surmounted By tn American sag
10 silver sui bearing the nsciiptou I'd srf Wehst.r
late MAJ o ths trst OF Msseehusstts nf.ntry
died ~ ssn AnFe tns City of Mexico January -
1879 s3sa yeAu Tbs army horse Of The deceased foi-
lowed me BODY TIE procession proceeded 90 s. Pas.
Lhnren In iemontst, ia Tho vauts oi which the hody
VS. oepostoo amid saiut-s Of ugskery rom the ight
infantry 90 tbs Sommon Tue thronged with
people throughout the whols line OF the Procession
Boston CoIrler, sta.
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