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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

EALlFoRNIA FIRE ARMS CONSISTING OF co IT'S,
" and every othr description Of Guns, nss Carhines Re
yoyers ard other pistols Tor onusuay low by JOSEPH
Maiden lane D~ and oil bound 10 California
mailing heir purchases ID. JOSEPH, "a Maic en- laae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14
NR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise hc IS Greenwich strsst-ofcc hours to IL
H. m Sundsy excptc Those who Apply in the carry
attestng their cure M chiefly howeye those who have si
tered from certain class OF people, who properly Appeoa
his services In streturc from its first nopen 70 It's
advanced and distressing sas from advantages
radical which, ho has ground Tor rs ~ obsana
from Other roo In Aueeiea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

Wigs ana TOupees.-We would advise all
sso.s Wishing superior wig or scap to examine the exsn
old No. His new-nveped wigs obtained silver
Dir Of the American Institute Copy tho address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

DR GLOVER rs CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
~ evening. at bis Office Ann street tnow ~ in those din
he sk Of physicians OF less experience Ills Copa
via Cubs may be had at his store In front frvsts
40 nee rough entr the ofice door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

IRISH AND SCOTCH MALT wHIsKEY- HIGH FLAvoRED
.gd gperor quality packages 70 sui. the trade and better
much less than the ueuAl rates by WILLIAM PARKR
Malt Whiskey Dscr 81 Seventh Ofce stone e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

LJYE AND EAR-DR. POWELL DEvoTEs MS AFFIRM
II on exclusively to oiseases Of the Eye and Ear Broad
entrabc Warren where be had his Treatise
sy price c0cens also his c acting eye srsn
onns The eyes Artificial eYs Just imported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

IOtes. . po osSi<ot o,soOo'i
Aggregate expenditures for 1S4S above .$383t776
Balance in Treasury December LIST, lS47... 6sOss1
Total resources 81 5l2 667
Aggregate expenditures for 1s4s as above. 3s35a77
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

NORTHUMBERLAND CONCERT WILLTAKE PLACEIAT
" the abernacle this evening Dec Josef Gungi
honor announce the ladies and genteen of New York.
that his will place this evening" which
he will perform the splendid programme offered
public Tickets 80 sale stores and
the Tabernacle the evening Of the postpone
ment on account Of the weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

A MEXICAN ART UNION.-NOTICE IS BEREBY GIVEN
"A that the subscription book Of this institution will be closed
10 o'clock Friday evening next 18th inst BY order of the
Committee Of Management
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

DARK THEATRE-TWO EXTRA NIGHTa AND Posi-
lively the last Of the rated Monpas Ballet ppny
70 tsr dp.rtore the sourn; Ga Friday Dec s
s ept 70 Mons nonpaj Saturday 18TH benefit to
Aoee honpaisir which Three Basts will be
h comprising sixteen dances and the production Of
10 in AL hills S~""A' A~A"'1''' W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

TRUNKS FOR CALIFORNIA; NEW PATENT ARrT-
ce q Trunks and the only Trunk suitable for tie calor.
MIA MARKET just finished and for sale tho great Trunk depot
corner Of Broadway and Maiden Lane by CROUCH Ffrz
GERALD. Trunk Manufacturers, wholesale and retail
NBThosc who intend goips to California would And II
their scyartsae 70 take tome with them article Of traffic.
they would be Invaluable In the G old regions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

odd FELLOWS HALL, PETERSBURG, vA-AN ADMI-
~ rabe Room for lecture exhibitions with
raised stage side scenery &c., rent
by the sill gle night or for longer period
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

JACOB s. PLAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sALEOF
Hardware. &c., unavodaby postponed day to to.
(Frdayl 18TH ten o'clock, at which take
place at the Auction Room q Pat street. where goods
iar dvfo m natiOp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

DARK fHkArRk-TBURsDAY EVENING DrCEupxR
I4u me enter annnents TO toe farce of
0PkN H0UsE-vi.rs, Mr. c. w. Clark: ForWr Mr. Dawson;
MIS- hatcher Mrs Vi.ssney Fanny Miss NJ Taylor After
when viii performed LIBERTY The Quarters of the
orid.Amercs nne Adele nonplaisir Europe. NIIe ST
lowed BY THE FOLLIES OF NIGnT-Duke Chartres nr
Dswsep Duchess DC Chsrres Miss Rose ebn To with
Corby Mss Lillian Mcdonald Miss Busn Dress Circle cents
asmiy Circle o0esnb UppE Boxes, - oents Pit SIX osnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

Ak II. BOSfw lex, LECTURER ON DiJGss Es or TIE
- urinary crgans author Of Complete Practical Work on
tho AZURE and Treatment Of vencreai Dsease7 plates
tract from Boston Medical md Sursica Journal NAV
said sreey that this venerea guide decidedly without
guabcaon equal t. any European publication, same
family Of diseases and far any ns II the kind hereto
fore attempted In this country Author Of awok the Nature
from Pr plates author Of the Family phys
csn suther OF work entitled Hints 70 PhvAns and
ute e.tabhsfcd Tor many At rs Chambers street,
ocated at6O Broadway eight doors
be be cormlis and whore any the above may
obsared s usual monthly report Of this nsttutor viii
~ publshsd fsr ths present. " BOSTWICK ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

- give previous to his departure for the South Farewell
Concert at the Musical Hail. $50 broadway Saturday
December 10TH Mr. Strakosch will perform, amongst other
pieces grand Duo With the celebrated pianist
Herr kindly asented lend his
sion Particulars in future Advertisements Tickets ono
dollar have to be procured from the music sttrea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14
DEsCH wALHALLA, So CANAL sTREET-WEDyEsDAY

DEsCs WALHALLA; So CANAL sTREET-WEDSEsDAY
and in the evening att O'clock Model Artists thirty
Ethiopian Mountain Singers in their popular songs English
Female Acroba In their flying esps power
color 2a6 IT sasannah in the Bath N B. The
Price Of admission, Orchestra Boxes c Stage
Manager, +. Cole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

A sTOUNDING COLLECTION OF IMPOSSIBLE CURIOSI-
"A osties the New Myseum exhibited every night
tons Theatre Chambers street. Read the BILL and stay awa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nbined the frst premium the
stu This article entirely free from the many obso-
other and Of application For sale at
Bachelors wig manuactoy Wall street. old No This
IL decidedly Copy the address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14
Nn osT EXTRAORDINARY woRK-TO TnE wARRIgn

M OST EXTRAORDINARY W0RK-TO TnR MARRIED
AVA or those contemplating marriagTho Married Womans
Private Medical Companion by DR. Gaurceau Sixth cd
ton Price 81 This meeting with
t20O0 copies hayns Ores been disposed of Every
getting copy whether married sried although IL In
tended especially m the married discloses
which should b known then particularly Here female
discover the symptons and the efficient
dies and most certain mode OF every For sale "a
Brdwsy at the Publishing Office l29 Liberty New York
Cor Albany W. Davis Boston On the receipt Of ST. copy
will be transmitted by mail free Of postage s parts the
A NJ NAURICEAU Lox LIZA New York city Once lz Liberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

VNBE AMPHION: NEXT DOOR TO THE BROADWAY
Theatre MT; hILL ALA. Yankee Aiil will appear this
in his celebrated limitations Yankee Stories Dialogues
English lh and American aided BY Herr THEIRS
Opera and Ballet Company from the Drry Theatre
DON their first appearance In this country Tickets 80 con
each Doors at Il to at half O'Clock
Beats secured q the Office between 10 and IAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

RoWERY THEATRk-THURsDAY EVENING, DEC. H..
- Va % performed tho drama Of MUNGO PARK. the
clShs All N Lpa; Col Isidy Mr. wards Toly aande.
n,Sr naa, Immnee MS Herbert Previous 10 which, THE
Du nspomOse hrs Brosaley Cecilia Mrs srsert. During
sencr O. NeI TO DO followed by Dresbaoh in the LTV
INC sTAT.ES To conclude with THE WANDERING BOYS.
PIE and tSarirry VIZ centa - '' ''H'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

IkFLUENZ "a. COLDS IN THE HEAD HOARsENEss AND
coughs should all be Immediately attended and trouble
viii in nearly all DO avoided No remedy
has such perfect satisfaction in these
Tough Lozig THY act in the midest
throat ana head and thus csctua in infu
ensM as IN cot CHA Within the past month upwards Of
thousand xe G hete oxenges have been called
and not single complain, has yet been made Sold at ans
corner OF Broadway and John
street. and Third street. corner Spring aud
HUDSON streets at the bookstore Broadway
sueet At North avenue Third Egteent
street. and in Brooklyn. at la Fu per box
Re sure to ash for Dr. Cough Lozcpse aud take nothing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

RkOADwAY THkATRk-k A. MARSHALL. PROPRfs
%or-Ihursday EVENING Dec th will DO presented the
niare s oliver SURFACE Mr. yaohei Joseph sur.oe SIR
Dyott Charles Surface Mr. Lester; Sir BENJAMIN
nehr e. Lady Teszle Miss walsck; Mrs Baka
lac y Celeste and whon conclude with the
.hIco ealed TURNING THE TABLE5--Me Knibbs Mr. Mat
new ysek Hum phreys Mr. Hadaway; Miss Knibbs Mas Sin
I nrss .ircIs and parquste 7sc. Family Circle and
lpu nere zoci GALLERY l2Ho Doors open At half pat
Crtr'n Will rice at 7o'eloch Precisely - " "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

n KEAT SALE VF CLDTHINU AT ID. J. DEV
" LIkS SO aud John st., Of Nassau New York We
have cote out splendid Stock Winter Clo
thing without regard to cost altogether too large for
late In in fact than psrod-em-
bracpg part 5000 0vercoats from IS Sic 2Ct
Frock Coats IS TO $40 1900 Saoh and Once Coats S3k S5
TO ~ Clcaks Bapgups mouse Beavers Drab kerseys
nc kc all entirely fesh Of we'll known mtabe style Of
manufacture All who have cxamin ed this stock loud
rae both s regards finish and price, and confident that
the rcat reduction in prices will ensbe close
this large and eeant stock We advise all who wish pick
call in time. as there will be arush.
ID. ]. DEvIIN 90 and 80 John st., cor. Of Nassau
have ost arge lot Of cheap Clothing for
he California trade for sale Oh eap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

California Outfts.-India Rubber Tents
Of all sizes Beds Pillows Camp Blankets Mining Boots Gold
Bags Money Belts Spanish Pouches Coaks
Hats To- &c sale in quantities suit purchasers the
Goodyear Rubber Emporium l59 Broadway Rahbuns Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

(vHANFRAUp n. tTIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATfTAN
~ -1hursday EyeA ing December 4th, will DO actai tho M
yorite drama Of ERIN EST MAL1RAvERS or the FJrssssn
ope-R herd Dar NJ Therne Ernest MaltraVer Mr. Tiltor
Alice Daryii After popular drama Of
shs NYsTERiEs AND HlsIRIEs or NEW YOaK@Wose. Mr.
Chsnfrau; Captain Tohn, Mr.. q. Burke Big Lise Wo,d
ward; Little Lse Miss Mestayer To conclude the LADY
OF TIE LIONSClod Meddlehot Mr. Burke Sergeant
Mr. Hsrbert Gasser M. Dawes Polly M Mestayer;
Dishably Mrs Chapman Doors open Ut ~ curtain
Boxes, 26o; Pit f33Sd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

General Taylor, President elect OF these
sss United States last evening gstroni1ed Leishton
Qentemens Furnishing Store Royal street. New Orleans
l0PAk Place n VI Extract from NJ O. Pcayune Nov. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

DROADwAY CIRCUB-NEAR SPRING sTREET-JOHN
u Tryon Manager VIM Nblo. Jr. Treasura.-Complmen-
ary Benefit to Corporal TbompsonThursday Evening
th splendid array Of Equestrian Gymnastic Comic
steal Talent Two Clowns-John Gossin and r. Williams The
entitled Queen Bees and Her Court led by Mr. Nixon
TwoHorte Aot BY Mr. b. Carroll To he followed by full
entertainment Of Daring Horemanshp by all the
pshed kqnestraps Of the Beautiful and scientific display
ofGymnasc Fats &c. Boxes Gu cents Upper Circle oent
Children hafprce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

nR. RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
- TO the New York College Of Medicine Pharmacy
be consulted all diseases Primary secondary
Syphilis GononhGa elect Seminal eakness stroure &o
at bis Once No. 10 PARK place. from A. M to r. Dr.
will not deceive his patients by promising
days but trusts from long practice and study In
plants be will save persons applying to him from the dreadful
consequences attending improper treatment nudoous
of mercury Patients residing in the country wishing
10 make personal application have all necessary
asd advice forwarded to them by addressing DIR Richardson 10
Park place. and enclosing $40 In all such will Be
feed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

MI ECHANICD HALL, NO. l72 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
v1 Grand and Broome streets, commenced Monday Oct
d. and will continue ever night until further
HfNsTREiS Organized in iSi2I THE FIRST 10 HARMo.
ME- NEGRO MELODIYN AND ORIGINATORS OF TIN
TAINAENTS, whose coneers In this city; for period Of
months wcIs received with saeh favor and pato
New York and Vicinity tha. they win give se,es Of their
Chorusee Dances TO- Admission Is
opsn'at7 Concert will commence at ocloct An Afternoon
Concert every Saturday commencing At O'clock undef
the management and direction Of Z. p. Christy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

For CITY TRADE REroRr and MARKETS ELsEwHERE
fourth page.
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burrows THEATRE. OuAnBsRs srKEEr-rauRs

OLYMPIC THEATRE TO MORROW (FRIDAY) 18TH
~ December, Mr. ReyDolds Benefit on which Mr.
Raymond lse Of Burton Thcate) has volunteered hs vau
bic Did and Will appear for this night only favorts
reces The entire Olympic Company will appear various
attractive entertainments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

JNOF sALE.-SHEEP SKINS DRESSED WIFI TaE wOOH
good article for robes and recommended by physicians
sleep camp This article is worthy notice
for CaliforI ia Apply TO GRANT Co, 30 Ferry street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-14

E0R MARsEILLEs-THE BARK MARcELLA, CAPT
Il lngham will meet with prompt despatch For freight
paSage spply to CHAMBERLAIN G. PHELPS, or to BOYD
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18

oAKs-Pof Beck says the oaks Of the forest known
with toerabe certainty 10 attain the ages Of 800 900 years.
and are the aged that possess Pines stated
by Dr. Williams, in his history OF Vermont 10 live from $50
to 100 years .
Of the oaks comprised under the Lnnaan genus qucrcus,
boans acquainted with than 40 Species OF which
upwards Of oneha belong to America In this state there
are fifteen various species, follows Messy cup post white
swamp white swamp chestnut yellow rock chestnut dwarf
CHESTNUT Willow black scrub, black, red scaet pin and
red oak.
The white oak is the most valuable Of ALL being extensively
employed in ship building In Engand, in 100 years me
the price Of ship building advanced 100 per Sinclair,
in his Code Of Agriculture, stated that "a gun ship requires
5000 loads wood produce Of so ace each stand
ing 80 feet apart Hence the importance Of cuva,ng the
oak AMI where the young trees raised the ground should
be cultivated for twenty years a least.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18

RAILROAD AccIDENr.-A sad accident occurred on the
New Jersey Railroad Saturday evening" which we learn
only prevented from being fatal human life by the pre-
caution of the conductors The Brunswick freight train left
Jersey City o'clock, and the Phadephia train half
hour after When Railway, the Brunswick train broke
down, from unforeseen cause Immediately the signal
light back that the engineer of the Philadelphia train
might discover the accident in time stop the tain. In
consequence of there being descent in the grade Of the road
Tor some distance the light until the was
within short distance and SO close while on the descent
to render impossible stop the train though every effort
was made to do All the passengers in the first named
train admonshed leave the as possible
lest there should be collision which might prove fatal
They all lett the cars in time soon alter which the heavy
train in contact with the other Two OF the cars Of
the Brunswick train literally crushed, and Mr. William
Smith, fireman Of the Philadelphia train, had his leg broken
by his jumping from the engine. "
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18
THE MOTHERS LAW.

not the law Of thy mother is the text of print
ed sermon that has been laid upon table, by the
rev. chandler Robbins and occasoned by the death
OF the mother Of the late Judge Story is appropriate
ana oeauiul DISCOURSE may be inferred from the following
passages Raleigh Register.
IS told to The honor Of the great Lord Bacon that he
felt be could never repay his to her who had d.
reced bis studies well noushed his that he de-
lighted to speak OF her through e and in his will left the
injunction, Bury in 81. MchaeIs church. for there was
my mother buried
Let also be told Of the great American ius whose
fame Is as pure and will be enduring that OF Engands
renowned Chancellor that his request also that the re-
mains of his mother should be laid close to his own at Mount
Auburn, that their dust might mingle in the grave whose
hearts had been endey united EARTH and whose spirits
should be one in heaven. ..,
"Happy mother, who enjoyed the faithful obedience and
abiding love of such SON Happy son. who enjoyed the
discipline and received the blessing Of such mother Like
the good and the great of every age he kept his mothers
law and it led him 70 honor She by her fidelity through
the quiet years OF his domestic education, helped
the Of his mature aud public life and he BY his manly
virtues twined perennial wreath to adorn her memory"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18

Dzaru nj HrnRoPnoBiA.-Mr William A. B,rdwell,
of Rev. Mr. Bardwel Of Oxford, Massachusetts, died last
evening OF hydrophoba Mr. Bardwe bitten by
dog the 29th Of July He about eighteen years Of
age, Of strong robust ame and esteemed for the per-
scna virtues.
He was bitten slightly upon the right wrist in attempting
to The dog 10 tie him. The wound drew blood but
nothing particular jone, although he advised 70
precautions The wound healed readily, leaving
He has occasionally felt pains in the wounded but il
until last Sabbath that this enough 10 in
ducc any particular attention TO H.
On that day he took bath. On Monday, his still
paning him, he bathed il in alcohol On Tuesday morning
he again took bath, and felt much better Abou, four
o'clock in the afternoon, however, the first spasm attacked
him, cased by the sight Of glass Of water This
quick spasodc shuddcr involuntary drawing back II
appears that he hrs long entertained the belief that he would
ultimately die Of hydophobia, and known 10 exhibit much
distress Of mind from this anticipation. The first spasm fol-
lowing the pain Of his ann, satisfied him that his time had
that death in its host horrible form approaching.
From this time the fearful spasms continued
violence 10 short time before his death, becoming finally
ghfully violent So frantic his struggles that
qurcd the united strength Of eight TO restrain him and
had he not been finally secured otherwise, il would
have prevented HIS doing injury to himself and others Chic
reform employed yesterday with success and he was
bled, with great effort swallow small portion Of
but the spass returned with increased voencc until he final
ly sank away, exhausted, IN death.
During the whole time he in possession Of bis reason
excep, when in his agones The peculiarly Of his was
that the idea thought Of water, any liquid suggest
cd by the sight Of any thing employed for their conveyance
induced spasms Instantly. II this which rendered the
employment Of choroorm very difficult He thrown into
violent sPasms the moment he conscious that the chloo
form approached him.
Every thing done which skill and experience could
suggest, but without avail Il beyond The power Of hui
aid The disease progressed with extraordinary rapid
ty, manfestng lie first active symptom Tuesday afternoon,
and terminating 10 death early last evening. Il is indeed
fearful and mysterious foeying dormant for nearly four
months, and spngng into instant and deadly activity when
finally aroused. --LosceH Courier.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18

WIREASD HEsP RorEs-THEIR CoNPARA STRENGTH.
An experiment recently tried in England at the Wool
wich dockyad to ascertain the comparative strength Of wire
ard hemp ropes wire rope, three inches round, and
hemp rope of three strands hawser laid make seven
inches round sced together and placed the setting
machine and the hydraulic power being applied the hsmF
rope broke the middle the 81 reaching ii TONS The
wire rope remaining apparently strong when the expert
men commenced. wire rope 81 inches round then
pliced with eght-uch hemp shroud rope, and the
power being applied again the hemp rope broke in the mid
die with strain OF 10 l-5 TONS the wire rope continuing
apparently uunjured This is considered very satisfactory
exn
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18

AsoTHER ATTACK on MAtAYs.-Recent accounts
from Singapore state that two Dutch vessels of had
tackled the town OF Lulu, and burnt potion of the place
The fire destroyed the street of the merchant named Sacssan
inhabited by Chinese, bis tenants and which contained pro-
perry OF great value which reduced ashes with the
houses of the Cots and those of the Engisbman William
Wyndha and of the Dattus Bandahara and Mari Badol
BY these operations three Chinese and eight Moors kill
ed twenty-five wounded and six taken prisoners by the boats
in the houses The refusal Of the Maays to give up
some caves claimed subjects of Holland the
this attack.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18

Those who in Philadelphia at the time of the meet
ngs Of the Conventions who read the report of the pro-
ceedngs OF that body will remember that certain Mr. HEN
WILSON appeared there delegate from Massac huses
and after the nomination. declared that there not six
men in Natick (the from which he Mr. W. camel who
would vote for Gen. T. We by the that Gen. +.
got IFS votes in Nack, only less than Governor
Briggs had last year from which il would appear that Mr..
Wilson, when he spoke of votes say that there
only six pretended Wings (includng hmsel in Nack
who would vote for Gen. t. and according this expa
nation he is ght-BaH. Pat.