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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-07

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uected with other Expresses to all parts of the United
States the Canaaas and Europe leaves Portland for the
South, daily at 4 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Returning twice
daily. Office 30 Exchange ST., Portland.
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daily. Office, 10 Exchange ST., Portland
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-07
For The Northern Tribune.
The wanderers Dream of Home.

"A note of music striking the electric chain
WheIewitn we are darkly bound .''-ByrOn.
Oh sing again that melting lay,
That sad aud simple strain
| heard il oft in childhuod's hours
Oh sing it once again!
SWEET thoughts of youth anc innocence
Come gathering round my heart;
II seems Of those BRIG ht happy days
To form pleasant part.
Again I stand within that home.
Where passed my early years;
When life brought noJeht to me but joy,
,undiinmed by sorrows tears!
Again join the household band,
Around the household hearth
And hear again the old walls ring
With shouts of youthful mirth.
Again feel mothers hand
Press warm upon my brow!
Years have gone by since there II laid,
Bat feel its pressure now.
Again thear her gentle voice
Teaching our infant prayer,
And see her print the good night kiss
Upon each forehead fair.
Again wander by the brook,
Aud listen to its song,
As DER it's pebbed bed it flows
Most merrily along.
Brethers and sisters too ARE there,
With their steps aud looks of light;
And the links of Loves strong golden char n
Unbroken are and bright.
Again we chase the butterfly
From shrub TO tiowtret fair,
Aud s,nd glad voices ringing out
Upon the summer air
Oriinger where the green old trees
Around ny cast IA shade
Or gather wreahs of flowers wild,
In the dim forest glade.
Again Mt evenings quiet hour
We Join in household prayer;
Aud sink tn vouth's refreshing sleep,
With hearts untouched by care;
Anu dreams all bright and beautiful
Fit through each yon htul BRAIN
Aud ci,ildhood's guardian Angel
Watches DER us again.
Again [ see our gray haired sire
Sit in tn" open door,
When the q, lden rays of the setting sun
Streamed in upon the floor,
Watching us in our iroliCs wild;
Resting at close of day;
While o'er his brow and mid his hair
The evening meezes play.
The melody is hushed
Aud it was hut a dream;
A radiant beam from Memory's star;
a bright, but transient CLEAN.
1t was dream of chdhood's hours,
Too beautiful to stay;
Oh! would my soul on that sweet strain
TO Heaven had passed away.
Bath, Jan. 4, l94S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23
Ger. Tayier's Charleston Letter and the
Express.
NEw YORK Aug q, 1919


10 ia Editor Of The Tribune
Knowing full well that the columns Of your
journal always open for correction have 10 ask Of
you whether the letter from Gen TAYLOR published by
you day two since. saying he would have accepted
the Baltimore nomination If II hsd been tendered) t.
genuine mott The Express Of this evening stsmps
II forgery. WIN you oblge an answer to
A CONSTANT READER
" In reply to our correspondents question,
we can only say that we found the letter in the
Charleston Ereaiag News, where it appeared
without date address, the Editor stating that it
was an extract OF letter from Gen. Taylor to +
friend in that city tCharestoD). We had no rea
son at the time to doubt its genuineness, nor has
the paragraph in the Express changed our opin.
ION. The Express states that the letter was
copied from southern not Wing paper, but
does not inform its readers that the aforesaid not
Wing paper is a decided advocate of the cleo
ton Of Gen. Taylor to the Presidential chair.
The Richmond WAig publishes the letter ac-
companied with editorial comments commencing
Gen. Taylor for his independence, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23

CIEcUlAR-GENINs FAT HATs-2i Broadway An
gust lsis-sying had the good fortune heretofore &C.
cure the patronage OF the discriminating part Of he pab
by the elegant style aud superior finish Of bis hats he sub
scrber lakes pleasure announcing his friends
and the public large, that he will be prepared exhibit
his Fall syle OF hats Friday the 18th dsy ~ August and
confident OF again meeting the highest expectations u his
customers by the novelties Of form and elegence Of
ais combined In their manufacture. Several elegsnces
newly imported from Paris have been adopted, ssd the
shape modified render his Fall hat the most segap,
and becoming ornament upon the head VI gen
teman
la consequence of hs largely increased facilities for
ufacturng, which the results OF his nsve business
he has been enabled combine IN the manufacture Of his
and moleskn hats the riches. sud rurest materials
possible be procured, while he ofers them nearly D
per lees than hey have been cold by any establishment
In this city.
The subscriber will sso open The 18th inst several
OF the ele styles Of fancy hats for children
selected by his sgent la Paris expressly FOR his trade
Ladies respectfully invited to call and examine his rich
aud vsned stocks Of childrens nsts and caps
aus Of J. n. GENIN, ~ Broadway
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Aid and symparby for ireland.

Al DErRoir GA tho 18th inst. large aud en-.
husisstc demonstration for Ireland made at the
City Hail. exMayor James A. Van Dyke in the chair
Capt VIM. oCsllsghsn, c. oFlynn Esq. and Capt A.
7. McReynolds. vice-Presdents, A o'Madden. P. Ne
rerney. II oBierne, Secretaries An Association call.
cd The lrish League Of Detroit, +" was formed com
posed OF Mr. Van Dyke. Henry Ledysrd DR.. Zira
Pitcher, William Gray, w oCslshsn. c. OFlynn,
Woods and J. Ryan as Executive Committee, A
o'Madden, Secretary Thos Gallagher, Treasurer
Speeches were made by ex.Msyor Van Dyke John
Ryan. w. Gray. Charles Il Stewart ESQ. and John
Backus The latter gentleman said that he had formerly
served In the British army that he Englshman
that he knew that the army three fourh Irish and
that such was the feeling among the ESgtsA soldiers
that many OF them would desert the Irish standard
whenever the moment strike had come Subscrip'
lions poured In freely, amounting in The space Of halt
IN hour TO $500 50, mostly In small installmenis A
Committee of two from each of the seven wards was
appointed to collect farther subscriptions for the relief
OF suffering Ireland Among the subscribers We notice
the names Of several prominent Canadians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23
By telegraph to the sew-YOrk Tribune.
Another Battle in ireland.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 22-lO.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2s-lO. P. NJ
James Lafferty Of Kensington received letter
by the Cambria, dated County Derry, August P
which states that the British forces and the he
pesers had fought severe battle probably ia
that County, in which 1000 British troops and
1000 Confederstes had been killed
I'VE give the above for what it IL worth, remsrkng
only that there Is doubt OF the receipt of the letter
referred TO, as 1, comes from reliable source In
Phisdelphis
10 connection with this subject, we subjon the fol
lowing paragraph from the Boston Cogi0 OF yesterday
which 70 some extent corroborates the statement Of
our Dublin correspondent
Mr. James Dugan OF this city. native OF lrelsnd has
politely furnished Us with extract of letter from
feend at Liverpool Of the latest date which shows the
frelng which existed there at the departure Of the
steamer His correspondent writes" Ireland has
been ia state Of agitation for ten days There are
40 900 sold IN the country hut they cannot turn toe
people syea' number both sides hare been kii,d,
and the army 10 already sd,n9 oih the people. There
has been seizure OF pixies and swords In Liverpool
among the Coneerses and there great terrors Of
war In this town
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and l3s chesnut.i. PhiadelpbI.



- The Day Boek,r after making many unsucce.sh,I
attempts 70 ge, notice by one of the victim. Of ia
abuse, i suddenly seized with modest NJ Of sympathy for
Physicians" 1.-THE Editor himself being one and mortal
haired OF patent medicines, naming my establishment with
others Now, do not know whether his Doctor carries ha
Sugar Coated Pills" in his pockets to use In his practce
he carries nothing else but DO know and can 1--WE The
names Of more than 20 good Physicians in this city and
thousand IN the country who them II is also known
that could IN one week employ leo Physicians n this civ
regular graduates as he or to pedde my pills in the coun
Try and hey would be willing to accept the service At
compensation than they now get provided their expense.
should be paid
once advertised Tor travelling agents and received
nine applications from regular Doctors. two Of whom are IN
my employment now, and give satisfaction have always
employed respectable Physician an assistant in
pounding these weilknown pills, which fsvoraby
received by the profession any medicine before the
public.
nths medicine stood in nee newspaper notorety las
the Editor does confidently believed that the readers
Of advertisements aud that article side by side would
immediately 20 and purchase box.
remain The p15ies servant,
g. BENZ. SMITH, Md, l7s 0rssawich-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23

Cot. BENTON AND GgS. kEAKSEY--We observe
that Col Benton is publishing in the National Fassl,
Ssao his speech made in the Senate in secret sessoa
IN opposition TO the confirmation OF Gen kesrney The
Washington correspondent Of the PAilsaSpAia LeSyo
saw
Nj Ben;ons speech that subject lasted In al Il
hoars. sns took Mr. Benton little better than week
70 devers II printed IN sreRso. il will probably al
rom 10 % 70 pages OF the IsisllgsAcsr-slr Benton
takes the ground that the Injunction secrecy
senstors only from dlvasng publishing VIA, other
Senators say, and not what themselves chose 70 al
NIT before the public Senator may make state.
ment "a confidence 10 the Senate which Il wonld b..
highly cishonorsh'e in smother 10 reveal out hinse,
chose 10 the responsibility he may give those
against when he nsy have spoken chance oi defend
Ing themselves This view to be so remarkably
that hsrdly think attempt VIII be made 10 contra
Diet &c. Mr. Benton, Ia his speech Ia the Senate has
been nost>nnmerciiul IN regard 20 Gen kcarney and
MAJOR Graham ADD il Is believed tbs; the latter gentle
moa vii moi calmly submit % the cast.gstion. so
shall have more c0moa,s. or arrests within q given
tins
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Contributions from ne Irsf Felon Glib per John Ba
ksr. TIee pr-.Iient aud Rlrha-d b Cgnglg S.crearg

Hoo Wlau B. Nsciay So joan Marlf Mrlasi Wal John
licure. AZ member eah sl0f ~ J Hs1sel g., Ih1uas
hHes t1ra---- htrtunil. Dave Barr Denns Hes Jin-s
hass-, each So h Conoy Itomas Crln rs han Hllsll,
etA So tasres I.coae-l. hae.. County Donegal >. ~
g-or-e Doretol- ktmlt Gard. Tena Illrliol John B4k
.a f-afl james Cf-r Nlt- RS an John fz strs, james
lep-ft e. fllcs h-an, John Rlse Peter CroE-f. jane
Mh- william tney Jqln Cae-. John -al1- Pafrcs Os-l..
James Al- fstfcs e-asoa Ioals klal. Jala Crols John
fori, to1- lt lF1ref, Nls- lo-F. UioFs u- Chfres
Nt-.fe -t4 So e. Dun-e G-g-- OCo1lr. " liam Ah-arl,
Deems t9N timothy >caitn John Dl11lsn. Peter Dolllgs
feer caalT. ll1rl bser Jo-p1 McNlleu. John Nlfs TIM
gfrl brsca, Nchael Hurley. Jeremiah Collins james Dll1Vl
JONI coF-l Joha Day Hlgh MCsr-s, RLari Waisrs Tmr
F Nl-rt Nalre Caia-lal fhluls he- Mors Hurley J-r-
liil sNeel Hansen Cqrlel o7-r. krasr1 bfr, Iuofny
sltiQl VI la- ,cl, Nahoty h11seo n~us dlpl-. F1rcs
n1-, Peter hflle JQl y Crlll Frsns Nl-al. fafrk DIl
l1e Joan o Bra Ei~art Rey. Joan nuls JON Leaas Jh1
bf1Fa Joan .vin1a James -lsl James Bru, Pafrtk Csss
t- JAMES lt1tri. corls ls Douha1 Jos-pl fu-r P Bar
er Nll- Nlar-i. A. Dsuk-. Joan Ct-g james Blra J-r
q h1til. John Nlg-l-, James Cu-hr Jola OBf- -sca =
ltF Iloruo1 johl k-oslIl penns N1rt Frelf Alir-a
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Subscriptions Rscsred az one Outdoor Mseiag n Pg-
LnI Mlnfrn Lr.nlnq ing. D.

Peter yesehsn Hobosea go. Ta Rley Mchie Ksaey. "
Re- :, issrs1 Ras.-l s e. mos Qair VIZ Fi-re Ger
ni Frie.d Ps'res carl British Cod ~ l-.a M-te e'
rsne a. snolef tne Mars McNuy Fr-ui. Ilonas Lei
c,-l Anthony Joau Cnuro, houss Ba- Ne O)oae, Heay
Csly. Joseph Toy Fsr Mullen Luke Fyua Mhse Meyer % ler
IA" 49,, " ~. go W. f.55 - a., Freal
TO- jones. Richmond Go Dine Lsaga, Mstesa VOLUNTEER
"a 9s,-tr,.. Fr--i ~ s-fb s-.9 Va, G,l,r.r Aa5rs.
Mh- John Water. John Para, R-gau A. Hau, Franc. Dor
p, ro.is Fynn. coaeu' Ryan James Moe A1te~ faf,,I
Gaze Jas Wstsgl Psts Fair an hnla Pi'1cs Nlea1 s
Dusa, Patrs Gail Aay Cssty John Dsvl1 tra,ri D9ns.o
Hans, Jss Ry rscs McDoasd. urha.e s-s Johr
% Csnsa Joha Hoesn Rchari Gshee Frli Freni
q Delsrs. John Lte George Gam6s H.naoa Flrrr aa
aeCrssor Fnei FsS Dam. Metsa unteer vsl.'''a
49, 49, r,..,-l p,,,s- ( -,s-s--- ~. y,--,i j,-r-.
Connolly Michael McGnF. Anthony Bslop. James Little Edward
Hrsa1a1 james casa Pi,rs Rin-, LADY, slerti
COVERT John YcKusii. L,ay Mahan Ia asl
Lady. Lsiy. fei 20 lr-lnl fnsa RIB 30 c Juo Nh,
lbs stag.
Over 500 more was collected the farthest end Of
the garden about SIS from the volunteers, boys sc
outside-swelling the aggregate Of outdoor csntribu
tons 10 nearly 500 some errors may have occurred
in the list OF above which viii gladly correct
when pointed out II at any time during their re
cept, next TO mpossbility 10 distinguish three
words with accuracy. above the continued din. We
think however. that the list is substantially correct
Total Contribution at Meeting. -.... $500 ~
Received since last Meeting .---... Alb %
Grand Total. ~
y BIN the report Of last meeting the nstne OF the
President OF The Brian Borohme Club was printed
Richard walsh IL should have been Joseph Walsh
The officers OF the meeting regret that the immense
If he
da,ions provided for the Reporters OF the City Press
More convenient arrangements will be made in future
RlCHD : EMMETT
CHAS. T. SHEA, Secretaries
CHAS. DAVIES
- The next meeting will be held at Vauxhsll Gar.
der on Thursday night eth inst at ? o'clock
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z HAT as; Arthur McCaFry B-s Lasrr-cs 20. Beg -,
a. % Va T-rche-a Pastor May Church f-t DON S
C0--a Essari Iorue James Cou-a, Each 80, John eosr
Ntr,r N-Eroy Peer r. ~. Farck Dsr1sy. James Afse
Name K~-iv Jan-s slal1y. " >llVsn rt-l > james
Grsr.r Nrhse slppe Mcls- Feug John sertoa, 3.
-. "a John CrisV-l FhtLc MrNly. T mas coz, james
s--hg Gen. Jeremiah ne tay. M1t- RELY "a far5'
W,r M John L0wr F-s-rs Ntr;1 2 CosEroFe ach s.
f ~ Jurea- Pstrcts 81 e. Dlae Rgrs james k-sl
jan. Rely Charles McCnrn-l Jsu- Ca--t fctt- f'ss Pa
rrb Irn1ih,n Baisl Laurence krsn. 0--- hcE7eg ec'
mad Wa. McDuus. John f-rFHtrlk. VI -a- hltl james
1s John NcCs1-v John N- John Irsrer' Nnss siisf
garr Irnak SIMEON 0Ne Pa McNeur Mlhael VI htaol AeE
Mcconnell John Leonard. james Cs-l Pau ht.g LADY lol
lt Peter shan-f David Cu-r- John NJ bel jobs Me- T.
Waocck Thonas neIsluuty NJ McCsray. e. okee k'er
Hoe II Hogan JOIN B. Hans 30 N4rliy. James sNt ID o.
MlrrcEt Psfck Corr. sn1u oNe., Ihorss po1 James h'
Peter b'kseie. each 81.
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eaE.InEMnl sIRsIlONOf HE YOUNG WINGS.

Pursuant to the public notice, the Young Wings
Of the City held Mass Meeting last night in
Washington Parade Ground, TO respond % the
nominations Of the Philadelphia Convention. Large
numbers Of our citizens began 10 assemble at an
early hour around the stand. which was erected at
the western extremity Of the square. brilliantly
lighted and cauopiel with 3 large canvas bearing
the names Of TAYLoR and FILLMORE i was
very Substantially constructed, and the sccommo
dations FOR reporters were Of the most convenient
character. 4 very ane band was in attendance,
and enlivened the crowd with stirring National
airs. until the hoar for organization. hearty en-
,bps,s.u, appeared to prevail among all assembled
rosnestiny itself in cheers and the firing Of pistols
around the skirts Of tae meeting
At o'clock, several Thousands having collected
JoHx J. r. De PUY called the meeting 10 order, and
nominated JONATHAN w. ALLEN, Esq for Chairman.
Mr. DE- Ply also nominated the following gentlemen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23
Markets.. Ac.

BUTFAIo. Tuesday, Aug q
Receipts since Saturday the 10Th Flour, only $50
wHEAr. none Conn none. Sales 200 bbls FLoUR were
inside at 62.. The market was firm wHEAT-saes
Of 900 bush Ohio made at 90 cts. Com dull
and we quote 1t nominslly at A cts oATs-sales Of
1900 bush were made at q cts. Sales Of 100 bbls
WHISKY were made at ri cts. There change
Ia Provisions. FHEIoHTs to Albany by Canal
rrafnsd he sspa
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STANDARD FAsHIoX-FALL, Ise.
eENrLENrS's HAT'

cENrLEHEN's HATS
~ Ls,sY Co.'S s,y'e for the eusa.nz season VII !.
ready for exhibition and delivery FHpsY 15h Augv.
Genemeu of refined taste and cultivated peFeeplo, VII
readily discriminate between the genieei and he ue.sy.
viii observe IN the fashion shove announced oonb;.aa
OF accurate proportions and graceful outline, siraev. 70 A.
most fasii6ious sdnirer Of Beauty.
GENUINE BEAVER HATS
This guriyaed aruele present his season wiz nan,
valuable Improvements. AID Il Is now inirnscay .ap,1,
in every fecas for snd finished Lead-ooyerrz
anything else that bss yet been discovered From he an.
Of the origin OF esil5 shmen 10 the present we h,s.
spared 10 endeasor expense for he accomplishment n
one object produce a. al time. fsbrc composed o.
the choicest known materials, which should asi nct.
Tor rs rare combination OF utility. beauty Of So 81 aad Az.
&c nsie The fact that in Pans aud London - vel a.
hrou shoui this country LgAEY Co.'S Hats soon .eesr
and Tor many years have msni,nsi, despite al compsu
ton celebrity unprecedented In the anna. Of lie at i h,
mos. valid proof hat our efforts have been euisenly.sc
cessfu and widely appreciated
LEARY co. Hsrsr
saEG s. and Aston House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23

SourH CARoLISA.--Hon. Isaac E. Holmes
!. announced a. candidate for reelection in the
Charleston District rs. CT Mr. Holmes is now said
b be the only member in the present delegation
favorable to Gen. Tsylor's election. An active op-
position is organizing against Mr.. Holmes IN
Charleston, and James Smith Rhett Ia brother Of
hon. Robert Bsrnwen Rhea,j is already in the
Gala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Gen. TOW THUMss farewell Leyee. are c,o.5.-
and be cio,es Saturday he u u beng -
thousands every day during he remainder oi - say
accommodate a u 10 Cell, D. iu 1r SEN ever, -.
afternoon ard evening. " ben b. gives fs v.r.o1. =
dances incidents u travel, kc &c Oher spleU1d 49,
tons also engaged
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Contributions Of ne Thomas Dar;s Club of tie Fys
Ward Var I0rk CRY, per DaHd N00Haa Esq.
prfsfTfnf

John soti, Michael cavsass. . wet.t John u Gotham D
0c1sc f. g~lrf- Llan. each sos A G. Blt ssmue. Aud
j a. Prrnte1ir John Murphy ~ ws-t stoast Thomas
Hsr-rl ia Hl-l arf. N and A-srer.ts Dousran
Charles Sl-l Jreut kr-e., fafrcs H0.al John MoGtll
hl-H Moore n ts- N-sn. kclsrt Williams. Wa .Iia john
lfl- iaP lolan Jtuer CFy fa-nck Rey. Celar-t Pacs
Pear 4 join Covan wr- M1uihaa ia Malay Wi.hag
1ltL Wm IlJ, rs Co. WA Murray S. Do To. Holland. ~ i0
Nf Afaei, l o. j. Dlu- WasL Efei Condrl1. JOAN Tai
30, Nahs- 0ui-s Pitrt Garny Patrcs NeMnas VI has.
olo1 l slhs, Wa l. orb, ssfh -. psiri McGs-.
isFre1- Fler, Hsl pf-- Mlss Laluy. Peter O-rooi-.
John yrn Nu hch-on John Htnnrf German lJl Gr-elsh
rt Nu Cine Cff.esf " TOMMY. NJ shell Ilsi VAIN
~ f. j. G. Astast. Ils hrta Jou k-uiy 80 : " liam ~
-t slbscr each - beusri Canl- Cesar
ftrk Maff. f0 n k-nns. fhnllt- b.Tr. " MrC1rlck
htis1 NJ Oels " lh C1anr rhse >t.Il N COVE Wet
s John h J-f J. Coir. 90 West g. Bi-s Kelly "
NNel NJ j. Es, Nr "s-r-. John C1-. Josrph stsrc11.
Wn t-sl1 Cornelius sal George Byrn- Jaal hbols John
Nali-. Ihcs keas -sh Al " n1r Mr. Kefl
Total ieics ti subscn p'i lr - 5 go 1i
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FIGHT WITH KNvEs.-Yesterday afternoon two
German sailors, whose could not be ascertsined
had alteration in Fultonst when they proceeded to
attack each other with knives considerable crowd
collected and eufsayored to separate the combataits
BAT not before several gshes given and received
The sailors belonged to different vessels and Il sup
posed that the quarrel took place in consequence of
difficulty in another port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23
NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %.

ORR FoREIGS Commemorative give IN
this mornings Tribune admirable letter from
"H. B.. whose letters have attracted mocn a'-
;ention. We believe that his letters, IN conjnno-
ton with those Of Mr.. Dana, viii furnish more
clear and ineligible impression OF the present
condition OF France, than can be obtained from any
other source. The letter from Constsn'inopie' a
translation Of which we have also procured throws
considerable light upon the important movements
which are now convalsing Eastern Europe. We
can honestly claim Tor The Tribune the merit Of
being the only journal which, as yet has bestowed
any attention 20 these developments, 50 pregnant
with importance to the Future Of Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

NEW MILITARY CoMPASY.-A new corps b be
organized under the name Of the Washington Life
Guards is about u be formed in this city. The frsr
parade will take place the 22d Of February next
aud from the fine appearance OF the officers and men
chosen united with their elegant uniform it viii no
doubt present a beautiful scene.
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Err, S,Bsri-,or Of ne Pobrrf Erri Chi" 1res NC
cfs,.ky PIE, Jams Condor. SECRETARY

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23

" J. w. MoCoKSLE OF Dayton IS the Loco.
Foco candidate for Congress in the lIId District
OF Ohio.
CsARLIs swrrrzrS has also been nominated
BY the Loco-Fooos of the Xth Congressional Dis
trict OF Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23

" GERSIr SAITH has written letter ststing
that he eanno, withdraw candidate for the Presi
deney He considers himself the candidate OF the sbo
'a''"i'''' while Nessrs- Van Buren, and Adams repre-
seht ths Asn Slarey party Rather nice distinction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23

FREE SOIL MEETING At GosHEN-A meeting
Of the friends Of the Free Soil movement, sill be held
AZ Goshen on Friday evening We understand that
several gentlemen Of distinction will address the meet
ing and that Old Orange County determined TO max
her.elf heard on hi. important .abiect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23

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