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The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05
Seerei Correspondence ef me Tribune
 Important from Ireland.
 IRISH VICTORY Af SLlEflNiN
Gen .NcDoaaid aad 6G0O BraSA Kaled '- A'isfa
 Hy and Lisaertck takea 5y ths fseeA

Gen. NcDoagid aad 6g0O BrasA K1led '- hasf'
 sy and Li,aertek takea ty ths fseeis
 PmLApELFnA, August 2is'. The secret correspondence of the Iiisnne VT ten la eypher, to avoid dss vigilance oi the bii'' says:
 'The Irish people haze obtained great 'f'o' ''1 st Slleyenan Gen Mcdonald ktise, ana fi THOUSAND of the British troops kiiied apa ~oS' aed The rJaa for d Jtstiucs oi three h"sa " covered witb dead.
 Kilkenny and Limerick were taken poss''>ste" by the people. and the lnsnrgsBis riii rise h h'' lin on Sunday to free the prisoners from ihii. The dispafca of yea,erday, says. .: i iis' ."af io v}as oa the press we received the i".i"A'"R cones from aD an lheBtic sodfee, oat aI"''s' goo! to bs true.
 PfrrsnUAaH, Aag 2i. N Ws hate additional news from lfe,ap3 pfivaie correspondence Of the New tofs ''.'- dated Du5Aa. Aaguet Aih, says -- No H. hese dare i-il tis truth e98ceyoing ihe Rattle 2. yauslsf; bal froni lli We caa isaFn ta4 peep -~- great victory d. bilon ~as woaaaed in both iegs. Eff @ ..l-r gas al-g ~oaaded ia boih arms. y ,. -...4 saesesed that Dab.ia St.. r-e aaa 1,.4-s ais 9n Sunday aight AugG-t otn. ; D" '"' I' ;ca tfaent foggst with the pgeP-s' Ae "" lone fought a !lh the psoPsr
 l." Pat. says snAee to aa l'.sa'ua'- '~ passed tree near ifariocID w'is t soy' "4's ifom one ef ts bfan4lses, "Hhete do fy@ asff Yoa woald be aos s laat roPe had l;s e.'sf~ .-Faasf4 ard e Cr ~-,r Fla Pee "
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05

Being votes more than are necessary to elect President But, in addition 10 these States, we hold that Cass may now calculate with great con hdence upon receiving the vote of
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05
FOR VICE PRESIDENT WILLIAM Q. BUTLER,
 cf KeniMckys

FOR ELECTORS, JOHN $. ROANE, of CFarford, JOHN MARTIN, of LndePeaaeace. JAMES YELL, of J GersOn.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05

Important from treiaad---A Battle PanrA, --British Probably Victorious I.--Ir,ss HtcldIng to stern NeccSsiiY!-.Th. uaaa
 of ISishncn ClonndeSI-.Newsr rr,..p' Parts of Europe!
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o. day mo,Ding, q in', afiss short bit severe
illness. SAMUEL LOGAN, 10 the 18Th year Of his sg.
The relatives and fd-nds Of the family, and those Of hs
h-n.r-r Alex Logan respectfully invited 20 ettend MS
d1era from t ate residence 2i bewisst this t-atur
dsvi sfsfn0un, a. hslcpsst O'clock
on rnursfsF, Z1fI irst MARCIA JDkNEblA TALL
COTf eyed 3 yesrs and months.
The friends - tho family respsstfuiiy invited to
her funeral from the residence u Mrs o. Earle,
80 4if Botssry, this Gay, a. o'clock. r. ~.
90 friday morning, 48th inst ABRAHAM BENsEL,
lu fh- INth year Of bis az
On F1isy. 18th INST. JOHN o. L. JONES, ss.i years
snd mOnlhs
The heods aud ecqusintauces ~ the family respect
fay invited TO attend ts funeral Sunday. the Both
half past o'clock r tbs residence o. his father
~ les sxt1-avenue.
Ou The 2sth ia,t. Mrs ELIZABETH, vile Of jeremiah
Brewer. aged N years.
The ferds and scqusntsnees OF the family invited
snd her funeral from her lae residencs 40 Frank
iin Sunday, 30th inst. Al o'clock, ?. Y.
ON Friday morning 23th inst af,er short sod severe
ilrrss. NARY Am wife civilian Hahn, In tbs 2lst
yrerof her sss.
The e1fs snd scqgsintsnc-s Of family respect
irvir-d stsnd her funeral, from her late
drrce 59l Hudfoo-st. thisday, A. 3 o'clock. p. NJ.
~ Phi.sis.p his papers plss,s copy.
Suddenly. Friday m5inDs the zl,h instant, MARY
CHAPMAN
der TRENDS and those u sister invited % send
h-r funeral, frou her late residence t5 n On st.
Bridge, Brooklyn, A. o'clock, THE afternoon,
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,uNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
r,oard Of Assistant Aldermeu....FHlOAr' AP

yyoard Of Assistant Aldermen ''sADN' AP''' -
The President. LISvs W. SrEvrS'' Esq In the
Chsr. -, 81, ,.-,i,.ss On 81.
rance. in favor If soncurissio iesss ms per -
90 rcor a. H.EErsoS sr-Of.ns, IN favor OF con
-,,i,, to I.s,s north .is- Of this pier. Adopted
~ PrssIs- AZ LaEsE-Of Commitfse on Afts' &C
, p,yfnE 81 cert, ssch for he kAns Of dos' tuA
g'rf A. are without muErle Adopted - -,
CEoss.wELK ~ Nrsrsr 81. Resolution u lN'ot =.
-ross sls Cd posits the Asihoolst tnaten'
az ,no Green zieh 80 ADOPTED ~t.A...
,,Es To Nshs this street with as rom Sha'Ns SIT
a. % th- East River. Alopisd- -, 800. 49,. ,.
KxrpFs of rHr CRY PEsoS-1hsi TIE commit pa
Pole. &c rsrori Of Wu " kimoucf 'PsioPtlsie' 81
80 rrv,t. use provision fsra.hed a. the city expense
~rosry.ffssr.sr-Peution Ct Alex Young az otaeI'
TIA, this street graded rom second sVen's 70 'ue
RESERVOIR 20 Ccmmittee on koacs &c .
FsoN poARD Or ALDEENEN The = sfa concn.'rl
- tb. B.,ri OF Alderen favor n paving me |a =
- ~ P.rksr SG-0...At % ctoss-wAk "a Dey-f.. =.
pav 4 SCOT $50 far services - ti'ft....t - prt
~ frame f1r Gov virgins rieture....t9 cl'po''s
Trrs Adcfs Emuet of l5t No IS Comni'n litnos -,
sht Tusnfy hiri-st with gss..to 20 isst re
RI osa Go o. krsde Fonrth-avsnu- from lNruil rlt''
- rsirr,-.-eorf To sht Fulton Nsfket WIN 80
"A fe rousrs heretofore possessed ~ 'foten Aiir
-rh Thtrts-s.veufh F1rtisth au6 FcrtY thi 80 'u'
rrtfh I'D Ninth averues....As to foNff on 'eln.-
rr~il =, construct ssvers....Io rene" fpfb suN t'
800 f- gro-d~s7 from Chambers % fetey 800 !.
nt Dr ia q Neil Assistant Phy sclan % ne Luz =
To rsrav- A. q sefffa, N''e'i
-@.rf If.t. 800 A 90 contract with Manhattan ga 70 .
pfrR F.or or CHAHrEs~sr -, oniR r. lesllyn ~. 49,,
s.-t Corrussiou-r IN favor or snrnclnR Ie'o'uI"" t
,.t3sn 10 81 feet instead q IS Adopted .-,,
Ths Bo.id then adjourned 20 Monday next a. ei0c'
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The ART OF HoRsEnASsHIP.-AmOngt the many
and various q Amusement and recreation 20 Be
found In this Ciy there f perhaps much d'ssrr
Ing TIE attention snd support Of ths public housosck
riding possessing a. it does ell TIE requisites Of health
ui asd inviGors.nI exercise combined with accomplish
meat Il ss natter q sarpr's 70 those vho have derived
the sest benefits Of is heAhss0Ting and bsath-Prs
serving Qualities that the riding school Ia not hcd
ovsra5sins al hours Indeed the hishes. rseonmenda
ton 10 It's ,s.cy b found 10 The fact Of m being %
s,asrs'y prescribed b the most sminert PhJIieans
Among whom DIsstor Of - Fourth-avsnus can number
sny 81 he greatest advocates Of bis school IL 10 nds,d
PssSars 70 ma1ss. vel the noble stsss," and Dis
EKoVs system Of instrastsn is sueh In ths course OF
fsw lsssoas renders the student fay With tie
anEssusnt Of the aud inspires the rider with that
confidence which matter Ct surprise and wonder 70 the
eeholdsF. IL 10 vel worth Yis to hs school Of NOM
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TERRIBLE NuisANcE--The City Physician and
hs Counsellor q the Board u Aldermen have published
in references o nuisaac1 when presents ca
sn 10 appears thst the block OF ground bounded ~
a11. Jolnson stsn .nd TisrT 80 . N - entirely
covered By ds.ery stables, slaughter honses 81 <
pens k- ecastninr fJg-ilsr sgnk n nth snd uns-sn
nsss vel dessrvinF gu1Iic s.tcnliJ1 Tue report sayi
bst the svsr.ss nlmb-r OF kept In the staoes s
no. far from 1f They of cOure confined IN mar
rg ul.ts sld I'D ~l-h she - A u hs dsllsrT. Dsf-
the " "a gesr about 100 81 theu seksn and
sie aad III l,e ea Do NOT Kept for dairy pur
poses After they scared % b useful FOR tre puf-
poses tH-y u1t ss,risd % ~ diieassi they are
rrz-f over 90 bucn-r beer Tor tlmyiea
rhe ground this block Is o~ srd ms musk sno nth
which sss there 10 consequently appalling Tie
eject Of such aggregation q living and desd mAref
purifynf the hot Summers sun may perhaps b. con.
e. va n perss1 will tsse the trouble 70 YAK around
On. block. this Of tho year surely there
n.si longer any woadsr that have ship fever sad
other CONTAGIOUS diseases
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 20.

r. Advertisements for TN Tr,b~~ Of hondsJ 'oosh'
To be in before 10 O'Clock Saturday e'snnt '
Publication Once Of this paper 10 not open on Sunday
sh..,h., q. ths City who Do not receive this paper
IT n early hur are requested leave word At the once
- our arrangements are such enable all the earne %
est through tb.ir routes before o'clock Csrr1e AL
Ing to accomplish this viii be required to give op os
foutes NJ, 49,
Persons wishins 7x< Tibsx len At ihsir e~shht' OF
places Of busnsss regularly every morning wiz P'~.'
leave their sddrssst the Publishing once or 'sha h0
tsroash the Post once Terms, "a Genus "ss' pays
bic to the Garner.
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BY TRE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

ELrcrIos Is vIReisIA The Psaadei paia
cventug Bule,is Of yesterday hss te.egrsPnie
di.n,,eb containing the result q the election II
Alexsndria now par. Of Yrsinisl for Members Oh
the Legislsture The Wing candidates hiveisfss
rnsi9-ities. TIE returns are as follows A'eHsn-
5ris-smIrH. Wing, ~ Po'rsH, Loco, 7o-7mi'h
majority 205. Fairfax, We End-TaoSA' wing
On Rnnt1r. Loco t0-ThomaiI ne .o-lty 81.
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snb-criberr recrlYed to -emI-Neeklr Trihnna
rCemmunica,ed1

In rsply 70 Robsrt Gos. IN tie HsraH OF this rroruin,
We would state that fnd Il necessary % use much eau.
too when discharged convlcs apply for relief othsruse
va should ef'su ss greatly imposed upon Gould ras dis
ehAzee from sng sing me 5ih inst and eaet vpon u, on
tha z6fh and again the 9th On both thsss occasion.
be Nss under tns Influence Of liquor md We could MOI
discover any evidence that there was ground % zoo. FOR
reformation. II not principle 70 extend ast.nee
20 AT discharged sonVics ndlscrmns,sly but 20 thcs.
only Who give sssuraaee Of determination 70 reform
ISAAC I. HOPPER,
Agent Of The Committee Discharged Convicts OF ths
ff'on Assoeiaton.- 4h month, 2sib, le4s
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Cfscurr Cousr.-Refofe Judte Huribnt -Cofpfn" We
Ss,l9ou -His c.. continue snort TINE ycseidst
la 1,gfng % ffOisp0siton On the part on Nr Iuus 70
Court ~ rvfnet -srly 10 tee 'o,-no9n' pu Aue 49,
gr 100 pl,iatas counsel offered . produce cNioenss
M ..fp n ~ the decisrstnns ~ the orenr |" 20 81 q
u1 havng been purpc.ey funk ani hsned up az 81 D
aimed % have tsonsrd 10 Capt hnas mp A'o
rf tafns sunk Be -bie Co feroducs IL ~ bofnt
-r5 ssimtar declaration msd-aso fhnt i-inar aciNi
-, AT -. cent dovn, ia company with " Oo~e'' 20
rrra hsI and STATED. coming up, that sle n;i seer
divers boxes and KEGS of goo. r. ana te po'luou y
which tfsg Iay-aso that aFsc rd oc sun han ofen
~ rtrsr fr similar purposa The hfst. bat n tell
AZ ard VA The Court said q Vas
81 49, ootBn u o with the kicd Company or me Niaa
,r h. only question before che Court De- M a' 10 ths
srr6 malicious prrsec tirn, end 20 thN ine resp c'F'
r,..t ,r.t -,r themselves Mr. Jordan Tor feience
t.f The Gentlemen on the other SIDE when they INSIDE me
o-r rrs aware thA. they coad not b soed TO 40 lno
.gc testimony ard they knew aso what tney saa :" =.
mn hAer hurlhus AZ % this csse the defencans conrho
n thsra ss prosecution All there was probable cause
owing % plaintiff greet Intimacy with Andfoas who h,o
ter Indicted Tor ra,sirg counterfeit money ~ 10 me a.
-ssd f,uas 10 nerd Only "a SAID that psinuh "s ore
tte ORIGINAL proprstors Of The Company while VIZ she
dsr AID ar Fr@-.rd. Of he princip, rropnetofs
an no. come in'0 e until long aiiefwNd ard AFTER nc a.
.s,4 methods har been rrsoffed ~ flr the ppfpsS 81
rslsing ths stock rc be continued This forenoon
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with What snerty he ladies' enter into The 'pini
- ~. "a. You viii perceive the invalid in he gentle
s,,,sr snon you vii fynf IN sss opposite eirseos
~. f,.rls.. equestrian, mounted on 'Pfiisd Aoa $" ~
trot,ns shIrssr folio-sd J oh". 'sosiJ So so
-. y,is M % IL, benefits AID pleasures n tins
.s.,,s,~osd permit Let suites that this Is 10 faasJ
-. so, ia reality therefore We say 90 sne see
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Nxw.YoRx-The Wings Of Wayne County
have adopted the following resolution, express.
ing their preference for the Presidential candidate
Rsselved That while cherish with und im uhed AZ
lection statesman aud distns ushcd patriot
Hxxsy CLAY s:il thnk the triumph u our Pruc pies
oud be more eHsetusy secured by the nomination oi
wiStLp soorr for The ofee Of President than by tbs;
Of any other
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~ Persons wishing The Tribune lefs regularly 81,
ihef residences or at their places Of business either In
Ne"'forE' Brooklyn Jersey City, WILLIAMSBURG or
Newark will please leave their address At the desk Of the
publishing Once or send il by note through thePostO Of
NICE The price Of The Daily Tribune 10 those who regu-
lsry receive II from Carriers 10 Ia Cents per week
Ccgntry Subscribers for the Daily IS per anuum l. a
do DO semi-Weekly, - do do ~
DO do Weekly, q do do
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On Thursday evening, 27th Instant by Rev. Jacob H.
Browrsr Mr. WILLIAM DODGE 20 Miss ANNE ELIZA
BETH FOsHAY. al Of this Ctty
% Thgrsday afternoon, 18th inst ~ Rev DE- VAIN
uyfiFh. Al So Paul.. Church Nr FREDERICK sTHOMP-
sos formerly OF Dayton. Ohio, 20 Mis- GORILLA CATH
ARISE G. WRIGHT. an o. this CITY
or tsa Qlfh irst by Rev " q lewis Mr. J. THOMP-
son TROTrER to Mise ESTHER &C. WILLIAMS, all
Of Bro. ki5n
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! By Telegraph 70 The New-Y York Tribune.

ffarkets....B osroy, April p
FLouH-Thsre 10 change 20 notice Ia prices. sales
ofss9ut 800 bblf were made col,ng Of Genssee Mich
icsp. &c. a. g 80 1850. C,Ev was du and We have
only torotice sales or 900 bushos a. 4ss5lc'. RYE
Sale, or 300 bushels were made - cs OArs-S'le OF
900 bushels vero ade at 81 There was no change
fn other articles.
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az two measures 20 elect IN hif opiDion--to axe
..,;,.-v or~9pation Of al Nsxiso az preliminary
- =. sb.3-Dtiop. or % nod rhd defend the line
,sreed uoon. or some other, without reference 70
I Nex'ran rithrs o- Mexicsn lcoadaet
he hal lrge ssd very attentive audience;
WHO retired greatly grsti6ed with their latehee'1s
] ar-sr+a frrrart
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NIssouRI-6ien. N. W. WATKINS, one Of the
Missouri Delegates to the Wing National Conven-
tion, has published card, declining the spPoint-
nent owing. as the 81. Loxis RepHbl'cGH says, to
his relationship with Mr.. Clay, and the instructions
fer Taylor given to the Delegates.
Col MIrcarLL having declined the nomination
for Lieut. Governor, the same paper suggests tho
propriety Of the Central State Committee filling the
vacancy.
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C1rrsEP llltH3- d ~ II.lllt'
PsnADuFHIA. Fhisy' Aprl :.


PsnADuFHIl Friday APrl ..
The f1usr,l q the late Capt Butler OF me u .
Drsr3ous vas lsE.ly aftsnt.d this rnofainl
T. 80 ProviHcis It for nd1nterry, tne p'1uk-ls
~ .bch we're i.rdsd here contrary % Az As1
ess.s of small pox o. board Those sftscs-a hsts
rsfussi "a littsncs iAto The Ain; h01'e oy 10
Cav Yoaax on vour sac srrivsd here this siernSon
ard /, tb. E1est Or his frisrd Dr.. VIZ. arri.- 90
James Riley c0ioref Msn, Nn MS H-ln-ut 49, =
guilty q murder ~ fhs second cesfse toI Ains
colorsd named Ancerscn- ..., - o.. ,.s
Samuel Co~DerthEsfe. orc - N SAth1shs -. -
with shootaE RoEsr Kelly 10 November '''7 y NV 0-
Tie demand Tor Corn Hs.l hss improved snd t1sfs
have been sales $50 Dds a. % - ~ ~ ~
rrur A. e. which improve n-nt riolr WHO p.
h>nge srd demand light ss-s white " ne-t 81 -
kin4s very scare Sales E-c1 ye.lo= cora ~ ri 20 p
snd Is wanted sales 1utfsrn Oais 3, f' e-h.
DECLINE Cotton nom nsi 81 n % ~ TAR LpisAl SO
Vav-Oresns Pcrk gu g. l0 d f1r Prime ard hess
Tr-. fset western cared Bacon ~ y Tor aef- =
-6.s snd 8. O. & for Hams. h-E La-a olLl r-h. =
Saea-s Quiet Sales 1o hsEs RIO Ccr-e a. a. 90 so
~ l1ths WHISKY tbs fed nrmer a. - hnd hhla - ..
ard Eith better Ilos ..-. r., -.-
$50 ~ srocEs-Fi,f Board-so Lehish CT scrip
79l.sI4 lH a. -ai: M PR Mech b 81 stl Con -
~ 3's l5l Girsrd ss s5rn. = 9 lN sac - =
: l sesrfrrfs 't0 So -n M.rris Csrs. D 81 10. s7~
- 400 O. 80 o. lef. s7 f0o Treas - CO Notes
= o. state S. Sd 74 GOO 10. e, 1859 I.n ~ Cop
80 ~. SD Ses1satc. a. % N--Jers-l :. = -iN sac
s.. ga. 7si, y o Ga C.. i11; 5000 kssains Bass '
s.,orS sos-a-U q. ,5s. lo.i; y. Mech, BIZ.
En- Pfnn 30. ~ on Nav 49, ~. 3 or 7 IT, ~
1914. = Girsf1 f0t f'0 P-rn 81, ~ ~ ~ ~
T.-ffh U.s. GA. 600 Penn - $50. IS ~ Kent tftf M
Girtrd, loi; IS Kent Bk. 77i' lon Rssd, iei
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WIscossis--Gov, Dodge has declared, by proc
isuaten that the Constitution has been adopted hy
iority Of lbs. cat Of ia5oo votes ssss.
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IT Grand Gal. DaY AZ to American nossaro sss al,
drsn will throns ths sst.bishnsut from Dornis, 80
pisht, especially a tisthe last sppesrsnss ~ ne p
KirE and ga-sb, with whose wond srfnl r.ffOrrp...
the Juveniles have been much sis1. To cay -
t-s-s hsueft Frr th-r fssfs vii ~ crgalsF sft.-ri,
ara with to D.s1ovins Views Great Western a. A.
the house wiii b. crowded
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NIarlsets...BuFFaLo, April a.

RtcsipS ,,itlia ne 'aa a tagrs-FIoUE, 3loJ bbisi
CoIS. 900 bush. sales OF 1000 bols FLOUR were made
n S. WHEAr-sals Of 1000 bush were made, consist
ing or Milan and Coiuesut, 90 "a. TIE market closed
arm. ronE-saes Of 800 bbls were maie' ine'aiing
Prime. NJ s., and Ness A. 50 wHiEr-saes Of 200
bbs were male At Is oti The make, cl sed with IN
creased frmness.
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ThE FEJEE IsLANDS-A recent number Of the
SvtuSy q. wass) Chrouicle contains an interesting
account OF these islands furnished BY person who hss
resided there during seventeen years, from which We
sah.r tn- f,uoWEg particulars The group consists OF
upwards Of fy inhabited islands the srses OF which 5
Nsnsnsyer. ABOUT $50 miles In circumference. with Top
ulsuon q nearly $4,000 Ntshu. tho next IN sre. Is
SEQ miles IN circumference ana contains from ~ 90
30 coo innaolsns The ossr Islands Of various szss
dosn 90 10 miles In circumference, with an average OF
fron so % 100 persons lac square mile The climate Is
extremely hesth extremes Of beat and cold never be-
ng fst ana besoe the ordusry producsus OF ne South
SEA Islands coffee sugar and cotton produced. Euro
pean ults have no found 20 succeed well PIGS are
numerous bat there are fcs cattle. TIE esns OF the
fAnas Is cersl and although there mountainous
gor thsre $ a. Abundance Of level land Tor agricultural
purosss timber SC The principal articles OF expcr, are
biche De ruer. coeos-Eut Oh ard :ortoisssheii.
rheFeeaus Intelligent race INDUSTRIOUS hospits-
hs 70 strangers hut with Loneliness Tor war ana love OF
csnpossu, which prcyent them from enjoying thai cs-
Of hsPfness which their oosuuial an 1ntui enun-
try woald otherwise ssors them In the Jas, expedition
Of ne chief O. the Bow. $4,000 fighting men were en-
gagst. They have double canoes OF thsm carrying
800 The dress OF he Islanders composed OF
cloth mace OF thu aner bark Of tree tho same
that ~ the other OF the SoutA SaA
Islands. Recently creams supervising he usa al
lows ana srrows eiuss. &c. a. weapors Of war. Ths
natives hsatheos bui not idssioTs, ana have ma
msrous priesthood. Ths Wesleyan missionaries hsvs.
however made some converts TO Cnristanty among tbo
The Government ofthe Fejess shssuis mons-ehy.
Next 20 The King class Of Sovereign Chef who are
Ias heads Of subordinate Districts OF states owing
~ fsaaAi allegiance % The Csef.
TIE European and American seto ers shout sixty In
uunbsT. ans Tor The most part married TO naive
wives. Tney ehisny engaged in shiP-hoicing. As
Ksts traders &C. AID possess among thSm eleven small
eeckedvssss " from SIX to thirty tons ourdsn Then
Chiefs mSks opposite 70 EurcPesh settlements, BIT
readily allow 20 them land sufficient Tor house AMI gar.
ssn. Tue srorp sooands with hsrbors, and good ar
ehorsgs
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The Kings of England.

IL he Editor q The Tribune:
Allow reader Of Tie Tribune to esrrect the false his
tory In yss,erdsys paper II any Bttsh or other bard
OH IN the time o. william the Norman prophecy that
no more Than three monchs IN direct succession should
ever reign over these kingdoms without some violent n-
terrupton" however good al singing he certainly made
rather poor business At rrophssyng. Let US look al
your correspondents table e. II is rather sraning
post ono would think. 20 make cut Of the momentary
elevation II tho Lady Jane Grey vslest interruption
bat waving that surely no one ~ all acquainted WIN
English history seriously zsintsn that the Accession
Of yamcs Of Scotland either violent or Irregular Atu'
eorr,,ysudcnt ssys he called 10. How Was he not
M the direct ne2 Was be not a hands ACKNOWLEDGED
TO DO EnglAnes Lawful sovereign af, Ehzabenf Di M
not regularly and pesctfuy spoesdf Then here we've
more ihan tbroe-Mary Enzaoslh, James, CHARLES
gain who before heard ihyushi that the nctpa
CITY 81 George Third so tho latter part q h regn and
the creation az aregsney quiet and regular, any
Interruption su less violent 50 here INC propbec
- hrokeu Tor there In direct succession from
George The at 70 Victoria, inclusive. But hareis queer
hiatus in your correspondents tasle, which dCt NJ m
make second thus-Henry The Second Richard
First mur de Lior) John. Henry Thru 70 ward flsst
Edward Second. Thus the prophecy pretty we broker
srs ago and 81 cannot be relied upon 20 unsets
Ter present most fair ana gracious Msiesiy. raihe
think shall have 90 give up prepey In this instance
sod trust 20 something ose for a revouiion-EnEiish
Chsrusul, for example. r.
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80 DEnossrRIIos II sYNraIaI - FR.NcE

Col Page. - ore Of ths Comm tfes ~ seventg-fH hn
In ourusure Of TIE duty devo.rng up thai Conn re"
d, the resolutions adopted ~ the recent netting n lose
-nes,qns-e haf fhs n that s'senhsr-
s.su,fuy -nsros,ed By Mr chs th- vritinr m,sef
~ h- purpose % rsnsmIftinE the same ~ the mex
,-.nsr 90 Hon Richsd Rush. our Minister A. Paris who
. 10 present % the President n The Pr1vsionA GOV
--.rt Tbs document lsto BE rolled Up and encl1'sd
s1itah- box with appropriate ipfion 10 10
tow awaiting the sgasfures ~ the ofhc-rs o ne Gay At
49, Ca.,or,- Honse lPubic LecE-r
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The receipts continue to be uanS FLOUR Is selhoS
i1 moderate way a: 81 sol. There Is very t's doing
IN G.As PEoyrsoSs quiet, and We have only retail
ssles 10 the trade 70 notice.
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HESRT CLAWS CIsCULAs.-The circular OF lie
RI Roln which pub shed YESTERDAY. did not grove
rre,t.r frsbra1d suonE the kd-slov-d k-p11ctn' %
phi thr hat on ol4 Harry ~ fhs West" Ist@iy fsued
f-5r Lexnstor DID srn0ur orr Wing friends OF thi' ey
That circular arrived here yesterday 10 50 ezra ii-
L-1iost1n paper ss1 wss slsn res circulated an
~ n@oole Tho emotions 90 peru. excited were g-r
or nd -ting The hg Tsylorifss Fussh-f Their
teeth With ragehe Clayifsf Eho form hT o. means re
mart. 10 or civ. shouted aloud FOR The hfr-
n-r. rd tre od isa3sr-ths TsT0r D-u ccras chsc'eo
tb s.Fsht 81 their triumph over he Wig sIies = M
g,b IN tore tFs Old General up1n them 50 - hu'
~ or uit~s wing ard th- mas n TIE L1co-tcc'
Il. sed calm c0op-ssd I'D -0eitauve, and seemed not
ind spos-d % view " favor their Cd .'d so',
Is O Delta -1th