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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
nECENCY.
The Union copies an article from the Pitts
burg Post which commenc thus:


burg Post which commenc thus:
"GEN. Cas- aMose TIE MfNicAxs.
The Boviaatioa OF this distinguished stat
csm5u for the presidency has carried cens,cr-
nation into tba uuhs 81 the whole Mexican
psl.y 10 the United States; for we find thal
those papers ..lc editors OF which have been
the apl1-i,fs OF Mexico in jht war with
that co4ulD) have become almost perfectly
IaAi since the nomination was made
Here wr have the Government paper vir-
tua.iy endorsing d charge that the Wings OF
the y. Suites are NENICANS. or, in other
woGl-. traitors 20 thcir country. II the alIs-
cation be trle, then every Wing in the L. S.
deserves 90 b. huDg. III be not true. what
shall we say OF these who bring such charges
against iheir coHnlymen, thousands Of whom
have shed td-ifboo oni given up Their lives
on The blltei-ds of Mexico. But lei NOT the
Wings be tempted by this gross proyocation
toretot ug9d The democratic Parry. 10.
We cheafluly adAi that the mass OF them
az as brave. Is honest AMI as potdotie as the
Wings. We honor them is Brellan OF the
same great republican family. and only trust
tltat .hey viii not permit. their minds 10 be
alionlted lrJm us by assertions which, ii
tHe, would prove tlai al least half the ciU-
zeHs Of l.e United States are more bes5tied,
base and ignorant ttin tie Mexicaus them.
4lFts.-NuahUlH6 banner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
Dr. Roses Celebrated Remedies.

TAI JACOB 5. ROSE, the discoverer and soe ,roo,i.
~ lnf OF these most popular and beneficial lneticin
ana also the inventor nj the celebrated insruu,an
lhhaug the Lungs, in etectlng enre of ,,hrrTin i
e.ses was student OF that eminent Physician no.,
ihyslc, ana is graduate OF the Inversi, nf Pen,
V@a and ipr thrty years since mas been engsge H. ~
thereto. 'Ff -O@'''' Va remedies
trough the use OF his initiating tnhe in conne,,ioo
'p ns ttohylaetic ~ rup aud other Of ms renolio
.e mas COINED an unparalleled eninenre ia c,,rf 80,
dreadiu and fatal naslies Tuberclar Co,s,,7 roSe
cancers, scrofula Rheama:ifim Asthma Fn.a non,
42ue, Fevefs of all kinds chronic Frvsi,a, t
u'ose Obstinate diseases peculiar to females ~ AZ
vN l"Im OF disease VaHishes under tie usa az Ii -
dies 10 which humanity is heir-not b, III, ~ ''e
Compound only, tor that IS incompatible win ~
-ioS Law, but by the OF his Remedies ad,n33eb 20
0il prescribed Tor each peculiar form of disease "
~ "'ae rome Alternative ills. when used a,o Il,
NdtiahN acknowledged to e superior 10 All 60 -"
saVe or liver pill naSn'ach as they leave The beo
es perfectly Zee from cost veness as also ~ 60,
Fhs is Admitted blythe faculty, to roses ,oeh
lefHts sda9trd 10 female diseases Int h,,,, ~ ~
that hare trial is efficient 70 establish tb,
sad IA Tie "ll.ds Of the most skeptical 's nee"
Tile all tied are invited 10 cal mon tl, -
pfocn e ats one ofthe Doctors ramnbs, -, ~"
"esll'" account "ieac. remedy and IL. sepliee,.au
fot sac ny The following agents, as ws1 rs iv mo-,
druggists throughout tie country.
yvh.,.-.,. PRYOR & PAULL,
hoGsale Druggists and Agents Wheeling. Va
AsAsrs-Dr. + 4. BRENruISGsa, Drui gist. Wbee,,n
~ PRYOR, Druggist, Main street Id rs
" ALhtk KENNEL. Dne'ts W eiishurp Y,
JAAH fEAis Druggists, Cadfz Oluu -
80 a; GAY Go bridgeport
Jyl9-d,iri'wandw -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
Po.sl4.
Salaratlls 7&05t

AN IMPORTANT CURE BY DR.JAYNES AL
TEkAIiNE.-We have been Informed by Mrs Ma
han "a Grand daughter at Old Cen Wayne that she
tered for uum0er OF years from grow til Of large
GoNous Iunour, which besides great detornt{. SIC
the pressure the wind pipe was great as
10 prevent her from sleeping in recruitment POSITION
and OFTEN suuocatiuh appeared inevitable. She also la,
bored UHdcr severe Indspositon from Liver Cow.
FLAtNf ana SDcE, WIth hOrrAle tram OF nervous
affections for winch she used DR.. JAMES ALTERArtvF
.Ic SIZE look regularly ior seven weeks with
occasional doses OF MS -auatNe Pills and her general
health was Thereby completely established ana now
parccvtns s0le dlhuutoa ia the ~ Gfoitrois
Tuner, she outraged TO pcrseveve IA the u.e of
the ALrLlA TIVE, atl every resliee OF painful Tu
NOR was euiiteiy removed.
kVe cannot speak too hsy Of this importan prepar-
OF d. Jayne, and Iug Size sake suffering human
ny, hope lnaI may become generally Anown
PM. Public Ledger
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
DRON NED.

+. We regret to announce that John NJ, son
Of Mr J. X Bottslord was drowned yester-
day by falling Iom a small shift. Ths body
was not found when we were last at the NV
er. He was about eight Or nine years Of age
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

DIX. CooLtDse DR.. V. P. Coolidge, con-
and sentenced 10 death after one years soi-
tury confinement, is fast sinking. tits said,
under the effects Of the rigid indiciiun OF the
first part OF the sentence. Ills sister has gone
to beg Of Gov. Dana the favor Of more com
Portable accommodations FOR her bother
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
SrEAN-BOAr REGISTER.
REPORTED HY c. II BERRY

REPORTED RY c. II BERRY
ARRIVALS AKIN DEPARruREs
u Bouts 5ot The last 1 hours ending ysster
day al 4 o'clock, p. u.
ARRIVED.
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenville,
Rio Graude, Conley, Pittsburgh,
Cashier. Dawson, +"
Hail Columbia, Green, Louisville.
Companion, Tominson, Pittsburgh,
Friendship, Davis, .
Diligence, Norey, s.
Hudson, Poe, Bridgeport,
DEPARTED.
Virginia, Dawson; Sttubnvlle,
Rio Grande, Conley, Cincinnati,
Friendship Davis, %
Rob't Wghtman, Williamson, Parkersbrugh,
Hail Columbia. Green, Pittsburgh,
Cashier, Dawson, :.
lilo ,son roc,
4 fee, 10 inches water in the clanne-fallng.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

Clssias NJ. Clay is reasoning in the New
York Tribune VITA 'dear Greeley to show
linn WHY and wherefore deshouId go for lay
Tor BE SAYS
The pledges made never again 10 vote for
slaya-bolds regard as saori sighied.-
WHY FsmmeI ourselves that the enemy may
conquer US.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
INSTRUCTIONS IN FRENCH.

TGs ONSIEUR Il MADAME CHAPIIS have the
Avn honor 10 announce TO lie Ladies and Gentlemen
of Wheeling. that they wlopen Glass Of instruction
in French Language Each class will lie composed of
twelve pupils receiving four lessons week.
TERMs-fiVe dollars ger quarter.
Subscription list " III be found at VIM. B. Wake
mans book store.
Machine, Is arranel complete, and Of the latest style
and Improvement, which he viii dispose of on moderate
terms.
For further Information apply to Mr.. 81. Martin
NJ. Chapns residence is at The OF Sixth and
Centre streets. jylS-lms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
WORMS WORh,Su W0p,te,,,

To reA0ye tho-e Troublesome AMI dangerous inhabt
ANS Of lAe ioa.ach and towels which 50 often inpsir
Tile eatu apa destroy the rts of tldreu use tysls
IoNic NESNttea ~, CERTAIN AMI safe preparation Tor
the removal uI tue Vartis ind of WORMS dyspcisia
sour stomach want OF appetite, ntautle teyer atur
aHt debility OF tie sto mach hoWc,S, end oraans Of
cisc,tsoa Il Is vitAuut eeptnH one o. the most val
sh.a ,,lc. aIatiol.s ga t,ie World.
Prepared only Dr. d. JAAAE, Philadelphia, and folI on
aeetcy ~ L. \. BkENFLINGEk.
.f-V Aslisht s44afe IS Heelmg, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
AnCPlnN SALES

Is - hpAi morning n e ~ INST, al o'clock
" wiii sell az ny AuciilE Rooms tor scr,,ur, -
whom i may concern four 'rtunks and their eont,it
consisting chiefly OF iays wearing apparel oftLa ~
81 best quality. Sale positive. Terms raSb ~
H49 w. s. WlthHAM, Auetioseer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

CowAaoLY. Dains the great fight in Par
is the insurgents in the Fauburgs du Temple
aud ST. AnoMe went 10 the infant scyoois,
were many parents had sent their children
for safety, took tue little ones, aud placed
them bound Sc that they coild not ran away,
as barroicades, to prevent the National Guards
from returning their fire, which the surgents
continued most murderously from behind and
between the children!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

cAapaEul's LECTURE OF WAH.-We have
jus issued tIom the irss Bishop CampbsI.'s
adaress on war, delivered before the Wheel
iu4 j. ccumin neat pamphlet form. They
are f'r sale at This office. Price l2a cts,
.Thisis one oil lle most vigorous productions
oftbis ripe scholar and sound and benevolent
Clti>.ain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

DEAD d.. Lsncrott who has.ran over by a
cart al Boston, few days ago, has since
dieu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
month.

Tamp'co a. ocbcd BY Ld.ms.-A um1r
reached New Orleans GA the 81 instant, OF an
attack upon Tsmpico l-tlh u't) b, iae la-
didus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
VIRGINIA CITY

= REAT sale Of lots at auction al viroi,i. ,...
hHhe"ck county, Va. On TUESDAY M = 3, N
uay oi september next. rare chance i. we I'm
crease ~ value. "'''9 q rapid IN
4 4a undersigned woatl respectfully invitc ,pI,s =.
'till'h 20 " safe Of lots al The above nentn, I
aoe VITA we confidence Of IFS pos.e,s,t,a u
49, 'iu0iej Tor hl aiItg up d ,ol,aer, n II ~ ~
'NY '"Nh' Iis situation ENG Inl,ladi,tey nm ~,
"s usn" ~ we uAio river. at good landin, n M
r., ot 'e water about mid way between P,fist,,rl 80,
uHe'lhs' Two mics south II Weilsvilie ohl, ~ ~
~ 'iAHtI @'ey opposite the mouth al Rig yaIaa
pc irfs'h county, Ohio, aud az TOE ilnr,ts, ~
.' H'fhu GA ana Cleveland Raiiraai a, m ~ ~
'Nti' Qua - extensive river bottom Of iaor. fts, 80
's '" lo'stuf ahd an average Of more tf.4n tbrs
'i nhe ih tiii. ahd entirely afove i,,,h a.,
t'us greater paIt 30 eetj and NOT ilt.rseetelhy
't "'' CONSIDERABLE favlne ruH chat Womb ntsr,'r
oonnuu lcAlioa through any par vi sail ioll9, ,blr
- svuie heli4i1h IRON, The base 81 thr river hiils
~ N'e "ahh Stone caal IS foaad u, different str,as
'aieil al Tie base OF The hill back 81 the sad No.
@ i.ow ihfee 10 stN feet "a DEPTH iaa Kiiaslihe l.,
ttsu.iy ana superior 90 quality - 50 llueimler ana
~ material requisite Tor building IA ahaadance
~ SUMMON 10 me above, 10 lnay ht necessary to mon,
thAi iAe'e Is asrons probability uf ne afcs.ni r,l
~ fHsila cay. being seieeled as te county s,at ,I
90 H~AcocA. JAeoB EkLNNAMtN
80! - t'' X Il. Z {. Z. bRENSAsAS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

Pardone3.--Tha Governor Of Virginia, i;
is said, has pardoned John ]. Johnson, OF
Warren, recently sent to the penitenliafy for
murder
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

REvJ. Mrrir.--1ais gentleman isnow
in Baiesyiue. Arkansas, where be has been
preaching with effects 50 astonishing to be
matter Of wonder. The papers ~ that re-
giou say chat the whole population, whi'e
and black, slaves and free, have joined the
church upder his preoching-and that the
millennium has actually come in that section
Of Arkansas. What is there deemed his per-
secudon by the northern meihodists, has made
him very popular at the South
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

Canal BuAk.-Ihs Bank, which failed at
Alba y, q lew days since, VIII 1t u SAID, be
abb. 10 redeem every dodor o. its notes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

Passions 10 Literary Men.-Pensions of
5000 have been granted by the British Gov
eminent to Carleton, the Irish novelist, and
Sheridan Knowles, The Irish dsamatist
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

The Messrs Rothsehi.d- are reported to have
lost 900J000 po0nds by The late continental
revolutions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

O-s~''I never 80 to church." said country
trad, sman TO bis parish clergyman; Il always
spend Sunday in settling accounts" Tne
minister Immediately replied, You will find,
sir, that the day OF Judgment viii be spent in
the same manner"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

AccideHt.-A young man named John Al.
len, oi Cincinnati, was so much injured on
the 3J,h ult. by the discharge of a gun care
lesaly handled, that il is thought his sight is
totally DESTROYED
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

IsrHMus OF AHAMA.--We learn from the
New York Commercial, that Mr.. Stephens,
WHO has lately returned from an exploration
of the route across the isthmus from Chagres
10 Panama, was Immediately called to Wash
ington to give information in relation thereto
After much labor ana fatigue, route has
been marked making the distance some 40
miles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

Our glorious eagle never covers.
Our country's toes ere ever ours,
Our proud Il Z floats DER brave defenders,
For Old Zick Taylor never sGrreaders.
Old Hack sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
A SONG old ZACK TAYLOR.
nv i. GREINER.
TUNE-''Old Dan Fucker

TUNE--"Old Dan Fucker
Old Zach Taylar is queer Old coon.
Tie fights hlri battles ana wins them soon,
he laws the Er.s~crs out quite tasty.
And never takes his "soul TOO Aasty.'
Cno.-Oj Zlck Taylofs boil aud steady.
Sometimes rough eut oIvays "rt1dy.'
When rifles crlckanl sword, are flashing,
Aud bullets through the ranks crashing,
w hen cauUous r,af aud musketS mtile,
"OdZick front, tie storm Of battle.
Old ZIck, &c.
Old ZlclS mounts bis proud war steed.
The ''grts-sfs mu wl'hd wild stampede;
"Run. you rasca,s. do not tail. or
I'll catJa-r Won" savs this Old Taylor
Old Z4JE, &c.
When Santa Anna, such a Noodle,
Hear5 Cd Zach play Yankee Doodle,
His cork i.g ran with railroad speed
And still keeps rJnuiag-it does indeed.
Old Liet, &c.
I'm of in hurry at every peg.
Dot aud count enc. SAYS he old cork leg,
"G0oJ-bye Ilok.' and bis cheek turned palcr
"lu NOT the Gs hat hes cheated ruylor.'
Ola Zlck &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
SELBY, AGNEW & SWEARINGEN
adjoining the Merchants < Mechanics Bank.
Monroe 81 IIbeeJ;,r "

arenow opening avery large and most Desirable s,oc
OF Fancy aud staple Dry Ccons, bought al the cent
Wy ,e"useu prices, comprising general stock and
Complete nil STOCK, and they are prepsred S seI1 t
On such terms Tor cash and TO good prompt men As viii
March 80, le4S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

GUST finished, large assortment of the best Looking
- Glasses offered s9r sale in his ety. win be
sold very low for cash, at l.. @. GA8RlEIS Tlatc OF
;. keanedy'sl iooking G,ass Ware rooms, No. %
lain street, " hee,ing. jyls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
NOW Is THE TIME.

r AsFS AND BOOT TREES. received a fresh
a supply Of Lass, Boot Trees etc the OF the
big red boot. Llyl6l M'CLALLEN, KNOX * GO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

4 feet 10 inches water in the channel-falling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05
The ri,r million. Tas.

The following is the vote on Mr. Wilmo,s prop
osition for raising annually, during the continu.
ance Of the wsr with Mexico. aud until the pay
ment of the public debt the sum Of I've millions Of
dollars to be assessed personal property, stocks
and money at interest. and spportioned among the
several States, as provided by the Constitution
Ys,s-Msssrs Asha,un Rotts BiOahsad, Bort, Chase,
Clapp Franklin CLARK, COtinf, troweii Duer, fnes,
Gaines 0iddines COT, Gregory DHnneiif hSntf Aa-
drew Johnson, George ". JOn=s W 4. Ls~rense, sd
ney Lawrence l. rd Msryin, Aun, Nelson NicOll fal.
Trey, Petre, Piisbury fu nam, kcyuolds Juins hoe<
we'll Kumssy. ~ J0Hn, Sheriff.. taeb 3 smith, hohert
smith, Van DYKE Wordsworth, White, Williams, WHEY,
Nimot Woodwafd-iA
NAYs-Messfs. Abbott John q Adams, Grsen Adams,
Atkinson, BaTiuser, Barrow, BaJly, Bese bedins-r,
Bird..lI BLACK .nchard B5cocs BO~d0o, 8owD, BOYD.
buckaer Butss Bsbei Cauby Cstheart, Chapman, Bsy-
ellsy l. CLARK, LAugmsn, Howell Cobb, W w COBB,
Conner Craustou Crshrd Cr0xer, Daniel Dckey, Dick
iuson Dixon, Don1-i Daniel D1nean, OaIn-u Duncan,
Damn, Edwards kulbTee Alex Evans, y. Evans, FsTa,
Fsrrey Feaiheion, fsner Flournoy flssdl.y French,
Hall, Nathan Hal, hammons, Jas O. Hampton, Moses
Hampton. Harrison, Harms, Henley, Henry hill Ess b
Holiness George , Houston J0hu W. Houston, Hubbard,
IrIn, tvsrson, Jas H. Johns a. John w Johnson hsuf
taau kellogg, kenn0n, Tho. King, D 7. hns, Lahm,
La sere Letter Leyin Lisou Lincoln, Lsmpsin. McClsy
McClelland cOowsll aclvsirs, mensy, Lane Mann,
Marsh Meade Morris Murphy. Newell, Outlaw, Psssies,
Peek Peytou Phelps Pollock Preston, Richardson, Rich
ey Kocknill John A Rock~el Root, sawyer, sheppeTd
SIMS, shnseTand Truman smith, stanton, stephens An
drew stewart. L. h. stuart, stohm strong, sylvester
Tallmsose Taylor Thomas, Jas Thompson, Rienard w.
Thompson, John 3. Thompson, Robert A. Thompson,
Wm. Thompson. Th1rst1u, 1oombs, Turner Veuaoe, Vim
ton, Warren, Nics, Nilson-lfS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

~ Our Pony Express from New Orleans
brought Us most important advioes from Mexico
substantially confirming all we have asserted with
regard 70 Peace. There seems no longer room for
doubt thai The Mer.oan GorerHmenf has osersSt 10
make Peacs on the terms demanded By orr G0rer1,.
1nent through Mr. Trist Just prerions to the taking
of the CITY of Mersco and that Mr.. 7rist has far
p0rded his proportion 10 lir. Polk at Washing
toR OF course. II the War is continued it will be
the territory of Mexico bat is determined to subiu
gate the whole And will Wing House vote the
Country Forty Millions deeper into debt for such
purposel We cannot believe it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05
Things In Philndfiphin.

LYffts YJnItlce q TIC ITDuHt.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.
The rain il rsineth 10 day, and the air Is almost
sultTy.
There has been little business doing today on &C.
count Of vet weather ard general depression Holders OF
Cotton generally drm but the only sales effected IN JIG ate
decline Of the transactions u today o1y 100
Good red heat offered Al 53 10 49, but buyers Corn
held 81 70 3d. but buyers Oats dull a. IS u a. Gro
ceres hrm, With limited sales N U Aoasses III Pro.
visions Inactive some Of the srlvais u Bacon
pickle changing hands al 70 u Tor Hams and SO rou sh
cot Western cured a. cts for SHOULDER. and u FOR ANS
sales Clover 81 - Whisky dull a. ~ 20 Is No expor,
demand for any article. snd movements IN Frsshts
Iae stccs market 70 dul-r than 10 wss yesterday
FtrIf board and 8fcr-iQo T.. :. Bank 81 " flsmiuf
ton Cop T. ll0d0 = 50 GirsTd cssh le; 90 Pean 81.
n. IS Kentucky b. esp, IS 100 sen Nav es g. IS
100 Penn 6s,7ii
second BoDd--iso L. 5. Bank, 8. 100 Reasinr saw
a Grard, 10. 1000 Pena 5s III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

" Advertisements for Tie Tribune Of Monday ought
10 be sent in before 10 O'Clock Saturday evening the
Publication Office Of this paper is not open Sundays
Subscribers in the City who do not receive this paper
At early hour are requested to leave word the Office
arrangements are such enable ell the carriers
through their before o'clock Carriers fall
ing accomplish this will be required up their
routes.
Persons wishing T< TribtHs ie at their dwellings
places Of business regularly every morning will please
leave their address the Publishing Office send note
through the Post Office Terms, l2i cents week psya
bic TO the Carrier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

Cs Hon. ALBERT GALLArIs's mastery eluci-
dstion Of our National Finances, and Of the infu-
ence Of War in retarding the growth OF Nations and
destroying Commercial and individual prosperity,
was first published in a pamphlet by Bartlett &
Wexford Astor House, yesterday and is trans
ferred entire to our columns this morning. It's
long but there is not line in il which ought not 10
be studied and pondered by every American citi-
zen. We have no room left for comment but it is
so luminous and thorough that none is needed
There is more valuable information in il than in all
Secretary Walkers annual displays Of enthu
sssm, while its moral tone 10 fautless and its views
of War. Debts Loans Commerce, Currency, &c
are not only sslutary bat such ss were greatly
needed. No other man in the nation has for so
many years been familiar with the subjects here
discussed other has achieved equal eminence
by his treatment thereof aud he calculates them
50 that the merest child may comprehend him. Ii
viii be seen that he takes ground distinctly and
fully against farther Appropriations by Congress
for purposes OF aggression and subjugation o that
we had Congress which dared 10 obey implicitly
the dictates Of Christianity and unseared con-
science on this point
Mr.. Gsllstin's essay will Of course be reprinted
and read all over the country Extras containing
it may be bad at this Office or by application through
any Of our agents To those who DO not mind
trihing increase Of cost, Messrs. Bartlett Il Wei
iord's pamphlet copy will be very acceptable
MARYLAND sESAToR-A Dirty Tricg--sncs
the Legislature Of Maryland is not to meet again
TIL after the expiration Of Mr. Pesrces term Of ser
vice an election is now to be held TO Gil the post,
and Hon. JANIS A PEARcE has been nominated by
the Wings and viii Of course be reelected. The
House passed joint resolution appointing w ednes-
day noon for the election ia which the Senate coz
Cured. Thereupon the Loco-F ocos seven in all
moved 10 adjourn, TO postpone SC. but being voted
down on ali points, they unanimously cleared out,
leaving the Senate without quorum and forcing
an adjournment although the House had proceeded
10 vote, and had its ballots actually in the box be
fore the detection Of the Loco Foco Senators vas
known.
Unless there is some secret treschery behind the
curtain, this Is very silly csper since Mr.. Pesrce
will ultimately be elected, and the minority viii
have shown the cloven foot for nothing.
Maryland reformed her Constitution some
ten years ago, and is about TO Try again.
P Sit will be seen, by paragraph IN another
column that Mr.. PEARcE has been reelected.
CossTIruTTos OF OHIo-A bill TO provide for
the calling Convention to aend TIE constsio1 Of the
State passed the Senate Of oso the 7Tth Of JarIy
IS to IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

Arrival Of Steamer Columbia below Albany.
The steamboat Columbia from New York, made
her way up ths morning to Dow's Point, two miles
below the city having lost her ice plow She IS
compelled to remsinthere untilitIs replaced whsn
she will probably force her way up TO the wharf
The Boston terry boat has broken up the Ice from
the railroad depot u ths South terry
Dr. WHITING was confirmed to-day by the Senate
g. Hsslth officer ol the Port VI New York
The first cord Tor the suspension bridge across
Niagara Falls was passed over ON the 3lr ultimo