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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
FARMS FOR SALE


- Hsah sttaSvIIls cons sung u thrss lots Of .r.y
fnntlDg on BisDuinsds is-fOsd so cor. Of O.- 80.
dfsf and TNsniF slrib Ga the 10 ass,, t st
bliSisr 5by - fhusd for sstofs Also ~ sory f,.s
padins stable, sheds, tc. This ss rood stand 70, go.
ing On a isfgs bgsinsss In cosl. WOOD feed Sc
ksv Yyfs shd Albany Railroad passes the p,.,,,.
s1f 10 IN eoBus ~ constructions. Thsfs Ia rood 80.
~libin short distances. For terms &c apply a, 49,
pf9isi"',of 10 i. KNAPP SON ~
me- w. l0l W.r.,
IN FOR SALE or EXCHANGE Tor Gu, p,
p~FiymA farm ~ about 30 scr.s, pleasantly
IN Lnrs t.lA1d. hours ride ht the civ bv 80"
r0ad 90 fhs farm there IL good house kitchen b,y, 80
othsf out bgIdipgs good we'll OF wstsf At the Do, .
nfebsfd Of sppss cherries, peaches pears aud qgis,
and vsfstY Of sbr0bb-ry together with the erops a.
ig no mound T~ohifds Oi the money remain 4,
mortgage FOR farther particulars inquire a. 20 I,sv
nsmber spnngst would be let low TO sood tsnsns
ma w.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MECHANICS HALL.
40 BROADWAY, bets.en Grand snd sroorns
\ q Z.fre~fs OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE
WEEK Unparalleled Sucrs'f-rwFNTY-siNrn wEEK Of
ne Original
CTIRrSTY'S MyNSTRELS
rg,E OLprsr ESTABLISHED BAsu ~ IrE UslrED Sr,rEs
a. f,r ~ firccion Of =. CArisfy whose Hiaibs and
ginai entertainments nightly honored with cromdsd
ana hshy respectable ences and favored with
patronage unprecedented by any anuse-nt IN this city
Admission - eeuts-d0ora open 40 concert commences
s o'clock
For the accommodation Of families
an AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY.
Do,rs omen Al :. com fn-nca a g. o'clock MI wis
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'l,ANR~-t>i,.-Puhnsn notice 10 hereby given 70 oil
psfssns who have omitted TO pay their taxes for the
,oa1 lslf 10 raw the same % my Office bsfors
s lot day OF Arr sts which data interest will Be
shsteed aroa al tsxes remaining unpaid the rate OF IL
e.f seat REF annu calculated from the ih day OF Oefo
sss $50 ,a the day ~ payment okss hours from A
h,e Qaes Receiver Of Taxes. Nsw City Hall. arb
,,tt,aS SMITH npNNiN1 Rccsivsr Of Taxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

NJ. y. MAURICE, The EDITOR OF the Courier dtS
Specfacles gives the following account of the de-
parture OF the ex King from the Tuileres;
About one o'clock In the afternoon while in
sson with the Colonel Of the .ls Regiment Of the Line
who appeared well disposed, and Of which he proof
In ordering his 10 sheaihe their bayoneis young
plain clothes who turned ont TO be the son OF Ad'
mirs BAudn. horseback trotted past Us at quick
ery oat that Louis Philippe had sbdcated. and
requesting that the news might be circulated. few Ia
after at the Pont Tournan approach from
he ruilees troop of National Guards horseback at
walking pace forming the sd Of procession. and by
gestures and cries inviting the citizens ~ abstain from
every uniavorsble demonstration.
al this moment the expression great isortune (VHs
raRds tnfotHne was heard and the King Louis Philippe
ria passed under the left Of The Queen
poSch from NJ gate Of the Tnilees, In the midst of the
horsemen AVID followed by about 80 persons in different
uniforms, TIE Queen walked with Arm step. and cast
around looks OF and nermingled. The
King wore black coat with common round hat, and
wore orders The Queen was In full mourning. re-
circulated that they were gong 10 the Chamber
Of Deputies TO depose the sc Of sbdcaton Cries Of Vs
Ia RsforntF Ptrs Ia France and even BY two or three
persons wee s Ret hesrd The procession had
scarcely passed the Point Tournant. and arrived at the
pavement surrounding The oseisk. when the King the
Queen and the whole party made asudden halt apparently
without any necessity.
ain a moment they were surrounded by crowd on
foot ard horseback and crowded that they had lon
ger their freedom Of motion Louis Philippe appeared
alarmed At sudden approach. In fact tn spot fatally
chosen BY esc; Of chance produced strange feeling
few psces of Bourbon King. innocent and resigned
victim. would have been happy 10 have experienced
other treatment Louis Philippe turned quickly round
let 60 the Queens arm took on bis hat raised II In the air
and cried something which the noise prevented my
hearing In fact the cries and Pee-Des general
The Queen became alarmed ~ longer feeling the Kings
arm. turned round with extreme haste saying
thing Which could not catch.
At this moment sail, Aadoms. ne eraigarS rien,
cogns,r les rdbgs tont sourrtr ceranf rosf Whether
her anxiety gave false Interpretation 20 my Intention
not am ignorant, but pushing hack my hand, abe
claimed LASER Baoi with moot irrfsief accent sto
seized hold Of the King. and they both turned their
steps toward small black carriages, with horse
zach. In ibe nfst were toe yoHng ehncfen The King
took the le and the Queen the rghi, and The children
with their close 10 the glass Of the vehicle loo kpg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

r. TO LEAsE-For term Of yesrs, iron foundry
&ss with steam CINE aad cupola. in Willismsburgh
corner Of North first and Tenth sic aud possession
ivsn on the lat Of May next
The foundry Ia now occupied by Mes-Ts Salt 4 Richie
nd - 10 full operation. Appyto
ma lwF NORMAN FRANCIS 7 Dutch At N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
PRINTING SESSION LAWS

Sealed proposals ~ also he received until the same De-
and hour Tor full binding Of twelve copies the SsBsi
aud Assembly bulls and fortyone copies OF the journal
and documsnfso both houses and tor binding 10 beard
with eatheT back and corners the residue Of the Journal
and Of the two houses slso Tor the 90
sixteen hundred copies of the Session Laws Requires
by Sec. OF chapter 24 PAGE 277 Of vol l. Ut the Law
Of iq47.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

Nssssa s,sse Notice 10 hetvhy s,ven 60 tho rela.
-. snA rsst stA,s ~ JOHN NAtoNy native OF Ireland
asssa.ed ssa ~hs alleged ~ have died ,n,ss ate that
,hs eAse ~ hs said sssstso in tho hands of the Public
AsA~lsi stee WITH be asmnissted aaa a,spossd Of by
hw .sssrs 60 law uulsss the Same b. claimed By scre
s~M executor saarissrsiet Of the deceased BY the
icsh sav ~ Arfl ssslp Dated Nsws NetA, March y fs
M iswtw JAS, \ vhANER. Public Adrinissratos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

The following details OF the taking Of the Tuils-
ries which we copy from the Raoriae will be
read with great interest
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-25
GSRI5EAT Observation-Disclosures!

It would be difficult precisely to tell 10 which
ofthe two sexes Wright.s Indian Vegetable Pills
have been the greatest blessing. But it IS very
certain that these Pills have given health. and
spirits, and good complexion, to hundreds OF ie-
males who would, without them, have been IN
their graves. A box of WrSht,s Indian Veseta-
lie pills is an inestimable medical companion at
nnrf.in nerinis
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Worms Easily Removed.
WIUTeRIS CbNAOIAN VERMlFUeE !

VIII EMO GhBihUlHbt VChMiFUdE
HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN DIE every year from the
III diseases produced by Worms, They the of
numerous and ehfu diseases Indeed there scarcely
complaint common to infancy and childhood which may
not produced greatly aggravated by the presence of these
destructive animals in the stomach and bowels Cases
recorded ofher producing ST. Vuss Dance Locked Jaw,
Dropsy Squints, Loss Of Feeling in the Limbs Ricketts,
lptation of the Heart, Erupons, Dry Cough, Severe
aims aleness EmaciatiOn, total Decline OF Strength and
Consumption They all the nOurishment in the
body, and finally destroy the Child.
WINTERS CANADIAN VERMIFUGE is a pleasant,
SAFE speedy and permanent for this dangerous
this dangerous affection. II has been faithfully tried and
is universally approved of by Physicians Idestroys
the once dssoves and carries ofthe slime which
forms the nest of and greatly improves and nvigo-
eaes the system Ii is the most perfect thing Of tho kind
ever invented, and no family should be withoutit.
r. s. Parents may be assured that this medicine per-
fectly harmless in its effects II is carefully compounded of
the very best Materials and there's the least danger in
usngit.
Price only 2j cents per bottle.
J. s HoUGHroN, 100 Washington ST. Boston, General
Agent for the New England Snfaies.
-Middlebury, Dr. Russell,
Vergennes, F. Huntington, Monklon, T. c,
Smith, New Haven, A. P. Roscoe, Pittsford,
Henry Simonds, Cas'leton DR.. JamIeston,
Burlington, Peck s. Spear, and dealers in
Medicine generally in New England.
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thrcu5hcu. The length aad breadth Of the land.
SPRING. SU INNER. FALL, A NJ
WINTER

Wrigh:s Indion Vegetable Pills are equally
well adaTted to the removal Of this complaint.
As they operate upon theone generaland uniform
principle, Of cl ansing the stomach and bowels,
purifying the blood. and rectliying the secreuonS,
ibey remove the CAUSE of Jaundice and ofall other
!. -
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Hardware, Iron, teel and
CrockerV.

A Choice lot of Groceries.
Persons wishing to purchase good Goods at a
very reasonable rate will do well to call and ex-
anime.
Middlebury, October 26, 1917,
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CONSUMPTION CURED !

Triumphant Success Of BUcHAN's Hunga-
riaa BalSdn Of Life, the great English
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asthma and
Consumption.
The most celebrated and inlallible remedy
for colds coughs, asthma, or any form of Pull
monary consumption is the Hungarian Balsam
OF Life, discovered by Dr.. BUCHAN of London.
England, tested for upwards Of seven years in
Great Britain and on the continent of Europe.
and introduced INTO the United States under the
immediate superintendent of-ihe inventor
The astonishing success of the Hungarian
BalSam. in the cure OF every form of ConSump-
lion, warrants the American agent in soliciting
Tor treatment the worst possible cases that can
se found IN the COMMUNICATES that seek re-
iiel IN vain IRON any Of the common remedies
OF the day, and have been given up by the most
distinguished Physicians, as confirmed and in
durable The Hungarian Brlsam has cured and
will cure, the most desperate of cases. 1t is no
quack nostrum, but Standard English Med-
cine, of known and established efficacy.
TO THE CONSERVATIVE.
Every family in the United States should be
supplied with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of
Lille. not only to counteract the consumptiveten-
denotes of the climate, bat TO be used as a pre-
ventlVe medicines in all cases of Colds, Coughs,
Splitting OF Blood, Pain in the side and chest,
irritation and soreness of the Lungs, Bronchitis
difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Fever Night
Sweats, Emaciation and general debility, ASlh-
ma, Influenza, Hopping Cough. and Group.
In case OF actual disease OF the lungs, or con-
sumption, 1t is the only source of hope.
Sold by Mcdonald and Smith, sole agent for
The United Kingdom. at the Italian Warehouse,
Regent st, London, in Bottles and Gases, for
ships, hospitals &c.
by special appointment.-DAVID F. BRAD
LEE, $50 Washington st. Boston, Mass. Sole
Agent for the United States and British Ameri-
can Provinces.
American price. 81 per Bottle with full direc-
tons for the restoration of Health.
p Pamphlets, containing mass Of English
andsAmerican certificates and other evidence
showing the unequaled merits of this Great Eng
fish Remedy, may be obtained of the agents gra-
It's. z5None genuine, without the written sig
nature of the American Agent on gold bronze
label, to counterfeit which is forgery.
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Selling off at Cost

All of our SUMNER DRESS GOODS
will be closed off at Cost.
NASH & GOODRICH.
Middlebury, Aug, .25, AZ,
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Buffalo Goats,

COustai tly on hand and made TO order
by w. S. JOHNSON.
Nov. sih. 1S47.
China, Glass, & Crockery Ware
A large and new stock at the lowest prices
inst received by FRANCIS & SON
Nov. 9Th, 1947.
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PURIFYER OF THE BLOOD
If REV. e. HIBBARDS'
VEGETABLE ANTI-BILLIOUS
FAMILY PILLS,

\ %Ali44A 4IAOt
Are not found to be the most convenient
THE BEST PHYSlC YOU EVER TRIED
Are fully equal TO our recommendation of them,-If
you don't find that ONE of these pills does more
good than from to of any other kind, every a.
gent stands ready 10 receive the empty box and
REFUND THE MONEY
These pills are recommended as being WITHOUT
AN EQUAL in all Bilious attacks, affections Of
the Liver, the Lungs, Stomach Bowels, caused
by taking cold or obstructed pcrspiraton. They
carry off the bile. cleanse the stomach and bowels
and reopen the closed pores of the body, thereby
letting outline insensible perspiration through its
accustomed channel, and relieving at once the in
ternal organs. Also in old chronic affections, as
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Rhe umatsm, &C.,
Mind the DIRECTIONS which so with each box.
Every agent has Circulars ofthese pills TO give
HALF A PILL
Is the usual dose though some require ONE PILL,
or even more. Children of one year and over, one
fourth ola pill-of years and over, halfa pill
These pills are PURELY VEGETABLE, and may
be taken under all circumstances without regard to
drinks or diet.
For sale by w. P. Russell Middlebury and at
one more places of sale in each town in this
county.
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PAINTS.
A FIRST RATE

Double Harness Tor only 80.
The subscriber would respectfully give notice to
the citizens of Mddlebury, and the public gener-
ally, that he still continues to carry on the
HARNESS & TRUNK MAKING
basness in all its branches, a: his old stand oppo
site the store of John Wood.
Those who wish any article in his line of bust
ness will do well TO call and examine the quality
and prices, as he is determined not to be outdone
in either respect.
Repairing done at short notice.
Most kinds Of produce taken in exchange for
work. G.. F. GORHAM
Niddlebury, September l, 1911, 1Sf
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
Indian Vegetable PILLS.

luuldU VGSSIdUlC 1 u - d
For Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Rheuma
tiSm, Dyspepsia, Ferers, Worms, Dysen-
tern, and Diarrhoea.
ALSO, SURE CURE FOR the PILES.
TESTIMONIALS.
HAVING been attalled some months with
Il bad Cough, weakness in chest, and los ofap-
petite, | used Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills, but grew worse, with cold sweats at
night; could not sleep, and believed was
in Consumption. | procured a box of
DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved Indi-
an Vegetable Pills, which restored my health
within six days, and | believe them to be
the best remedy ever used.
GEO. w. GRANGER.
Cambridge, Oct. 10, 1874.
Ihave been afflicted fyr some time with
the Liver Complaint; having pain in my
side, weakness in back acd stomach. and
dyspepsia. have taken over one dozen
boxes of virgins Indian Vegetable and
Brandreth's Pills, but continued to grow
worse, and was so reduced that despaired
of ever gaining relief. then tried DR..
Smiths Sugar Coated Improved l. y. Pills.
and before | had finished the second box
my pains and dyspepsia had disappeared.
Ny food now digests well, and am able to
dllehu W my idiuilE uuueS, several oil nv
friends have since taken the Pills for bad
coughs, and have fouad great relief from
them. Mrs. OTls s. WHITNEY.
9Myrtle street.
Boston, May Q, 1915.
have been for four years afflicted with
Scrofula, Leprosy and Deafness. and have
been unable to obtain any reiefunfil nrc-
cured six boxes of DIR. Smiths valuabIe In
a Norof,bto Dill
my complaints had disappeared, contrary
to all my friends expectations. | took
these Pills for my Scrofula. without anv OK
pectatIon OF relief. JAMES r. CHoATE.
Mt Vernon, Kennebec Co. Me.
: April Is, 1915.
PERFECT CURE OF WORMS.
Our little girl, years old. has Suffered all the
worst stagesof worms; and we have never found
an eiiectual cure, until we administered Dr.
Smiths Sugar Pills which our little pirIt eoz with
out the least reluctance in doses of two at time
and we never Witnessed suce achange in so short
time. The Pills brought away mass of
WORMS, and she at once improved. She in now
nJoyous health. Wehave also found the great
est benefit from theiruse
JACOB CARLocK, Stable ST. N. Y.
- e have many certificates ofcures in cases
of WORMS.
~-N 'eli INT DSSt SOo5u itintty
now IN use-never failing to cure The most obsti-
nate Cough Or Cold within As hours.
Inc directions and treatment of the disease
accompany every box. Price % cents per box
No sugar Coated Pills" can be genuine
without the signature Of the soleinventor, G BEN
JAMlN SMITH, NJ. D., President of the N Y
College OF Health, upon every box. Office de-
voted exclusively to the sale ofthis medicine, No
II9 GREENWICH STREET, New York,
and No WATER St Boston.
Agent for Middebury. w. P. Russell.
II For sale an all the Villages dndtouns
in Nelo England States.En
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02
Brooklyn Intelligence,
REPORTERS

ATTEMPT MURDER, Miraculous ESCAPE
Quite excitement created yesterday in Brook
Ign, in consequence Of a rumor that man had muir.
dered woman, by shooting her through the head
with pistol. The facts in the follows
near could be ascer tanned 1t seems that n
by the name Of Joseph Buckley, paper hanger by
trade residing in New York, has been for some time
past connected in some way with Mrs. Caroline
Winnett residing with her husband at the corner of
State and Willow steets. Brooklyn. few weeks ago
some jealousy existed between Mrs. Winnett and
Bulkley, in which Buckley committed violent
sault on Mrs w, for which he was arrested by the
magistrate and held TO bail to the charge at
court This all past on until yesterday when Bulk
ley went to Brooklyn, accompanied with two other
men, for the purpose OF ehecung settlement. On
arriving at the of Pierpont and Henry streets
about one o'clock. they met MIS-. w, when CONVEX
sation took place respecting the settlement but in
stead Of coming TO amicable arrangement, Buckley
and Mrs W. got 10 angry words when he (Bulkey)
sutps the action to the word drew from his pocket
double barrel pistol. presented it at Mrs w, say
ing well, both Of us must die and snapped it; but
hndng no discharge pulled the other trigger and of
went the other barrel The bullet Of which struck Mrs
w. on the side If the bead. making the blood flow
profusely but strange 70 relate the bullet glanced
on instead OF entering the skull the fact Of Mrs
w. having been trepsnned a years ago in Europe
and silver plate inserted the skull 70 close frac-
ture which received by fall IL was this and
only this, that beyo nd doubt saved the life of Mrs
w. as the pistol was well aimed and meant un.
doubtedly, TO take her life After the shot Mrs w
ran half block crying murder into n friends house
and tainted Medical aid was sent for and upon ex-
animation Of the wound, II was pronounced not NOR
tai her life was saved by the silver plate The two
men who with Buckley, instead Of maxi ny him
prisoner allowed him TO escape and then went down
to the police office TO inform the authorities. Up TO
quite late hour IA the afternoon. Bukley was still
nj large but the police were after him in all direc
tons and in all probability he viii be take before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

Tie IRISH INSURGENTS AND THE BRITISH Go
vERNNENT.-The government of Great Britain, in
order to cut of the chances OF escape Of those who
are suspected of treason, has placed war steamers
in all the principal ports of Ireland, with direc-
tons to follow vessels bound to America. and TO
suppress communication with the shore and coast
ing craft. The fast sailing bark Barbara, lying,
at the last accounts. in the port of Galway waiting
wind to sail for New York, appears to have been
an especial object OF attention. A war steamer
was placed within hailing distance from her, with
orders to proceed TO sea and accompany her three
hundred miles She had been searched by the
officers of government three times while getting
ready for sea, and four or five persons, who had
engaged passage for New York, arrested, and
taken back TO iail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02
TEEkGRapaM 1ETsLLlGEscr,
Hon. Daniel yy.bs.er's Speech.

We learn that the Hon. Daniel Webster spoke
for an hour and half to Two thousand ssople.
He took strong grounds in favor of Gen Z ichary
Taylor, and said that he did not believe II !, his
nomination had anything to do with the slavery
question lie was very severe against Van Daren.
IAN abstract of the speech may come over the
wires THIS morning; Il so, 1t will be publ shed in
our AFTERNOON EDITION. We expect to receive
the speech IN iull, in time for Tomorrow IeRALp.
We have despatched a corps of reporters to
Marshfeld, to report the same.-ED HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02
The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald will be ready at nine o'clock
this morning.
1t will be an exceedingly interesting number. 1t
will contain the important foreign news brought
by the steamers Britannia and Niagara the tull
description of the grand Fancy Dress Ball at New
port the movements of the Irish in this city the
important political intelligence of the day, &C., &c
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing,
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Movements of Travellers and Tourists.

To enumerste tythe Of the multitude that foun nd
az the principal hotels night would far exceed
limits. In each there was a dense population from
every section Of the Union well as the contrbu.
tons from the steamship Niagara from all parts Of
Europe We found at the American Csl Wright Il
s. A.; J. Hewitt, VI obilc; w. Hobbs st Louis: w
Pearson, Washington; A. Ogiby, England; Cant
Calender, u. =. A; Capt Elliott do; Capt Dalton
Engineer At the Aston, j. Adams L. s. N; J. viii
lsms, Georgia; rembsrton, u. s. A u. NcCon.
mel, Mississippi At the Howard, w Jones Mobile,
" bsm,sy u. Armour, Montreal; T. Lesion. Ohio:
W Carlton, Georgia; &. Lewis, Alabama: w Mar
shsn, Ienne~fes; ). Meksy, Montreal; Rev Or. WI.
be- seot,spa, te., &C.
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TnE NEWPORT FANCY Dress BArI--Our readers
will find full repo, of this fancy dress ball in this
days Herald. 1t will be read and treasured up IN
the fashionable circles as the record of a great
event, II is as important TO the bear monde as a
revolution IN France or Germany is 10 the politica
world Variety in the events of the universe is
refreshing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

The IRISH DIREcroRY.-Since the recent OF the
late news from Ireland this body, we are given to
understand, have held one or two meetings, and
the question OF the disposal of the funds-some
s3o,Ooo-came up for discussion. Some were for
returning the money to the contributors, making
up the sum sent TO Ireland, while others were for
appropria,ing the same for an invasion of Canada.
We give the report as it has reached us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02
Markets.

ALBANY September 1.-Receipts by canal wi. ain the
past twentyfour hours :-Fleur, $500 barrels wheat
5000 bushels; corn, 1900 do. The market = -four
continues firm with an upward tendency in prices.
The advance on the common brands tod, IS fully
127a per barrel Transactions reached 1000 els at
So 70 So for ordinary Western and Ges &c; for
pure Genesee So 121s is asked. The demapd .r corn
mostly round yellow, at CT, 6s 7Oc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02
Later European News.

The steamship Washington, Captain Johnston,
with one ortwo days. later news fromEurope, may
be expected to arrive at any moment. News from
the other side of the Atlantic will continue to be
looked for with great interest.