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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
By telegraph to the Nsw-Ysrk Tribune.
Accident TO the steamer Conneeticut-ihe
steamer Acndia-Di-a.ter at sea.


The steamer Connecticut with the mans ior
the Acadia. broke valve in her air-panP, Dy
which accident her engine was rendered useless
Steamer Empire state, Capt. ComstorE' soon
came alongside. and in reply 70 an inquiry by
Cant. Comstock. was told that the ConnecIi'ut
would be able to proceed without assistance
After passing her about mile, Capt L. OBJ
served signals Of stress hoisted, and immediately
IN. hack and took the Connecticut Ia tow, reach
ing stouingtou AZ 9 O'Clock this morning. thus ena
bling her passengers and mails 70 arnFe IN tins
city about 10 O'Clock
The Empire state, after leaving the Connecticut
safe At her wharf. proceeded with her passengers
~ Fall River. The mails were all sent per
Acadia.
pa..,sger, per- seaasGip Aasda sailed for Lirsrpoo-
NJ. A.bbu-ner. Mr. " N. Phillips Boston Ludo
poole Massachusetts F. Wood Savannah WIN Tap
Scotland A Mitchell do william H. Berner' LONDON ,
william Mrwood. Jamaica For Halya1.-Nrs- J. ].
Ling Boston J. Corrnack and lady, Newfoundland r
a. Feryuson and child J. n. shannon and son, J.
r.,e. and A Warner Halfsx Rsttrsy Canada West
J Grace. Cubs--Totsi 70.
British brig Belle Isle Capt Frazer from Anna.
noli. Tor Boston. was capsized of Mount Desert
on Saturday nj ght last, in gale from y. n. W.
Tn masts were cut away, when she rIghted full
nj water. The crew were on the wreck & hours,
during which time five sail passed and two fore
and aft schooners were almost near enough to hail,
bst took no notice Of their distressing situation
had nothing 70 eat but some rye -four wet with
salt water.
The crew were all lashed to the stump OF the
mainmast 70 prevent being washed overheard,
when they were fallen in with by the British
schooners shannon, Capt. Bowdnot, and Eliza,
Can't Bowdrot. from Pictou \ : who took them
oa. The sea was so heavy that it was impossible
70 lower a boat. A line with a moose was thrown
on board the wreck as the schoouers passed which
was caught by one of the crew OF the brig, who
Jumped overheard, and was hauled on bofud the
schooner. This was repeated until al the crew,
ten in number. was saved. Both the schooners
split their sails, and being deeply loaded, we're in
danger Of laundering in their efforts 20 save the
crew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
Great Excitement In Cinciunati-kentucky
Eleetion-Wbig Victory In Town.

tINCINNAIl NtuAtruhJi aus -.
There j. great excitement here to-day Two
Germans were on trial for a rape committed on a
girl nine years Of age. They were committed to
ail for farther hearing 4 mob attacked the laii
and the officers fred from the windows, killing
three and wounding several. The mob had not
dispersed at 9 O'Clock, P NJ. They may succeed in
getting the prisoners if so, they will undoubtedly
kill them.
Crittendens majority in Kentucky is $500 IN all
the State The returns official in al but four
counties which W III not change the result 100 votes
It's understood that DANIEL MILLER, Wing, IS
elected to Congress from the first Congressional
District in Ohio instead Of TEuNPsoN, Loco, as re-
ported. The vote for MILLER an Monroe County
was not returned by the proper officer, which was
the cause Of the first report
Louisville Canal q feet and rising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

r. r. MEAGHER.-SOme anxiety has been eN-
pressed 10 know the whereabOut Of this distin-
guished Irishleader The British press has given
currency 10 reports Of bis having fed 70 France
or America, which have been copied into num-
Der Of journals in this country bat no positive IN
telligence has yet appeared. We were last night,
however, shown q letter written at Sligo on the
81 inst. which says By letter this day from
Waterford we learn that they are all in arms In
Csrrck -on-51ir, Mesgher has taken possession Of
the barracks and still holds them This, Of
course, remains 10 be confirmed by farther eyi-
dence bat it is at least more plausible story
than Of his desertion and fight. The same letter
speaks with confidence Of the approaching strug
gle and declares that the people Of central and
Southern Ireland ready for it, and full OF hope
for the issue.
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Meeting for ireland in Newark.

An enthusiastic and numerous meeting IN behalf
OF Ireland was held Tuesday evening In Concert Hal
AID Mccormick presiding with Messrs- wilson Knott
Geo Dosherry Martin Rowen, Samuel Games, P. g.
Cox Thomas Corrigan and JOHN Lewis as ViccPresi-
dents Messrs Alex. y D0usherty and Horace r.
Doughery were appointed Secretaries The assembly
was addressed with great force and esrnetness BY NJ
VIM H. Mitchell brother Of the IN mortal exile whose
APPEARANCE vas greeted with prolonged and rspur0us
cheers He was followed 5y Nessrs Morris Il. Cullen,
WIN. F. Robinson. and Benz Stainsby. whose stirring
speeches we're responded 70 by numerous contribu-
tons.
Afsr vote Of thanks to the speakers and officers the
meeting al i0urned.
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STANDARD FAsHIoN-YALL, isa


~ LEARY Co.'S style for The ens1ng .esssn W !.
ready ,or exhibition and delivery FsIDsY -5,i Ascs
Gentlemen Of refined taste and cultivated pereens ",
readily discriminate between the gcsiee! snd he Ns.gv
will observe IN the fashion shove announced coo srt,
OF accurate proportions and graceful outline, aurasi
most fasildious sfmirer Of Beauty
GENUINE BEAVER HATS
This unr.vasd ariice present this season 20,
valuable improvements. and : now lntrnacay l.rs
In every requisite tor nch and finished head cove va
anything that hss yet been Discovered From - =.
OF the origin Of our esab shment 20 he present ,h,.
spared no endeavor expense for he accomplish NJ
one object VII 10 produce Al al umes fabric comp 81
the choices, known materials. which should noif 81. bt
for rs rare combination Of utility besuiy Of hnsh an is,
nc Taste The fact ths' in Psns and In London. - a.
throu houi this country, LEARy Cos Hats soon &C. ~
and for many years have maintained despite al n,s
ton celebrity Unprecedented IN the annals OF no ~ n
most valid proof that our efforts have been eniuenu
cessfil and widely appreciated. -
LEARY co Hausn
.n6e s. { and Asior ~ az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
-ympathy for Ireland.

On Tuesday evening last the Robert Emmett
Club met al their rooms IN sweeneys Columbian 10
tel Atlantest Brooklyn They we're addressed by
THOMAS MOONEY Esq in an able and most eloquent
manner, the past and presen, history Of Ireland de
pictng the clear and forciole her unde
niabls right to, and oaPabRyt0r selfgovernmen which
called forth from every member OF the Club unbound.
ed applause. They were aiierward addressed By Mr..
MoSAsHuN in able and spirited manner portrsying
glowing language the cruel injustice Ireland has sui
tered from England from the period OF her earliest
rule that unhappy country to the present day After
which great many came forward and enrolled them
selves members Of the Club. Young ladies sso came
forward and paid one dollar each, expressing wish
that il might be the Of enabling the noble sons
OF Erin to achieve for themselves glorious ndepend
ence.
~ IL. -. ,,.. 80. o., 80 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

THE PARIsAS REyoLrs.-The letter OF our cor
respondent n B." gives the only fall account Of
the Report Of NJ. Blanchard, Chairman Of the Com
mission OF Inquiry appointed by the French Ma
tionsl Assembly which we have yet seen. The
disclosures which 1t contains will be read with
universal interest," as they furnish complete clue
to the secret history Of the revoits Of May and
June The inexplicabe confusion in which those
events have hitherto been involved is clearly I'M
yelled by the testimony brought forward by
NJ. Blanchard. Our report is up 70 the very last
minute before the departure Of the mail and con
tsins the most important portion Of the proceed
ings we shall receive the remainder IN day OF
two By the Br1tannla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

PORTRAITS OF SrIAs WRIGHT AND MARris
VAN BuKKx-Our neishbors Of the Globe have sen, Us
a fine portrait OF the late Gov WRIGHr engraved on
steel in the medallion style, from the celebrated bus,
modelled by $ Ellis Esq The engraving Is exceeding.
y wei done and the likeness is good Accompanying
this picture also received spirited steel engraving
from portrait b. lnmaa Of the distinguished candi
date OF the Free Soil Party. When this picture was
taken. Mr.. Van Buren, considerably younger than
he "a now but no who has ever seen the Sage O.
Iisfasai w.. AL 70 recosnize Tie likeness 8, or7a.
Both pictures can be bad 1t The Globe oasce
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The week. subscription. amour; to s7l 50

AID AND SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND.-At Rome,
NY on the 10Th inst meeting Of the Friends Of Ire
land was Ia composed mostly Of Gus patriotic
citizens Job Hathaway Chairman, d NJ. R. Johnson
and ]. P Fiica yioePresidents, Joseph Beecham and
Thomas Jones Secretaries Forcibie addresses were
made by Lieut. Henshaw, John Miller James NJ lror
Of Utica ana John c. Dsvereaux Of New York Seventy
dolars was contributed and Committees were appointed
from the Village District Factory Village, and Canal
Village to solicit subscriptions snd call meetings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

q THE CONGRESS OF NEw-GRANADA has
passed law OF the following purPort It Is worthy
the attention OF foreign residents and those doing bust
ness with the Republic
No foreigner from the mere fact OF being for
eigner bring any claim against the legitimate Gov
erument Of the Republic for indeuniHcaton or REIN
bursement for damages losses which his Interest
may sustain IN consequence Of political cotnmotons,
when such damages or losses shall have been caused
by any other than the legitimate authorities. Awsys
however il Is understood thsi the night 10 proceed
against third party Tor every kind Of Naturalization
Is by no means inferfercd with but viii always be pre-
served in accordance with the usual laws for such pro
ceediag provided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

sASDs's sARsaPARiLLA-'rhe exposure and lrresnlxgs
diet which are necessary concomaais Of many lsts
business fruitful sources Of eutsneous and sisnr
diseases Persons subjected to such exposures and sr
lsrites frequently experience swenes Of the sands ~
neck and chest and sometimes these break and give nss
troublesome and unseemly ulcers, called screfaoas Il
other instances obstinate inammsons Of syssor Of u
ears, and erupuons Of the head, The consequence
Those individuals whose occupations render Hem peculiarly
liable TO such Diseases who have constitutions 1Fss
position thereto will find sAsDss Sarsapsa en- stnsDs
preventive, or Gthey actually suffering under aess
any similar mslAdes speedy. safe and certain rszsI
bottle taken occasionally will generally keep the sttt
and glands clear " disease, and regular course sAss
equal certainty, remove II II already developed.
Prepared and sofa, wholesale and retail, ~ ASt'
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, conner ofH<s
ct. rs Broadway, and n East Broadway, Eew-Ycu ~
also by Druggists generally ihrou bout the United ~
Prlcs 81 per bottle, or six bor.-s or -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

WEEKLY RrroRr oF DEATHS ANn lNrfRmENfs'
The Report from the Board Of Health OF the de'tns
and ip,erents during the last week exhibits greater
degree OF mortality than any week Of the season. VIZ
Macs. 50 Females a. Adults, % Children, ~ Of
hi were rom NewYork There have been no less taAn
i6 heath, In Brooklyn from dyseniery alone during me
a., week most 81 them caused by INDUCING TOO iieey
s.f -4ri~
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DIED

Ia Jsrs-, Cty ON Wednesday monng consamPuon BhNJA
NIN P GREGORY agsi a. years.
H snis sni brothers Dudley and james c. Gr-so
attend bis funeral from BIS sie fesdenre sussex
place Jersey City. 40 lO o. clock on fntiy morning
on Wednesday moran. Aug g. HANNAH MEAD, n Tho llsi
year ~ her age
Hsr fsn and rsstve. respectfully invited sttent her
n.rsth. Thursday afternoon O'Clock from her late residence
= Waikersf. -
suddenly while a PomPon, \. JANE VIE of
James Jones OF o. - City. sget 30 years
tG Baltimore apers please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
Another Letter from Gen. Taylor.

The Editor OF the Express not being within con
sulting distance run the risk Of considering the
Glowing authentic
BARON RoUGE, LA July %, lsis.
GENTLEMEN ! have read with deep qualification
your letter Of the 3lth ut rendering 70 in the
Of the people Of Vgo County invitation 10 be pre-
sent At meeting to be held a. Fort Harrison On
the 5th OF September next
It would greatly crafty me % visit spot teeming
with many pleasing recOlect0ns % me, and would
be OF exceeding pleasure % meet my friends,
but particularly those Of my early acquaintance In the
state OF Indiana, Tor whom entertain very great atec
ton md respect.
regret however 70 say that the duties OF my station
will not permit accept this kind invitation which
you have extended 20 In thus declining however,
desire most gratefully 70 tender 10 you, gentlemen,
my thanks for the very courteous and complimentary
terms with which this Invitation i accompanied and
for the assurance Of q warm welcome from the people
Of Ierre dAuie beg leave 70 express 70 them and 20
the citizens Of Vigo my lively sense Of their warm re
spect and esteem.
a. g-a,i-1-a ai,i 20 'ssPeci aat -gad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

- Mr.. FooTE OF Miss. feels uncomfortable
since Congress adjourned. He has no Senate IN
which 70 let of steam now accordingly we have
a letter from him in yesterdays Washington
Union, showing him as iuil Of fght as ever He
Will hardly keep till Congress shall meet sgain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
soUrH-wEsrERS TELEoRAPHs.-A ST. Louis
raner Of the In sars

~ y ~ y, ~ ItIENfltF IT. = LOU ,
paper Of the 18th says
The OReily Geographic line from this city north
ward 20 Dubuque, j. now in successful operaron.-
Yesterday dispatches were received from 81 Peters
traders. This line Is 400 miles In length The wire
unsh the Burlington and Bloomington route u the
way, and the posts are all up The Upper Mississippi
i now IN lightning connection with this city and the
Est On the ls; inst the wire workers commenced
On the New Orleans line. working nOrthward 20 com.
miles per week By the middle OF september, this
city viii be IN connection with New Orleans that
line Yesterday the line from Evansville 10 Vincennes
commrnced operations Thus this CREST work Is
steadily a. 1sc-as nader tie ea,eTriS.1s collro. Of
NJ o'ReilY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY. AUGUST "a.

~ The steam. propeller Sarah Sands, Capt.
THoaPsoN, which sailed from Liverpool on the
It'll inst il now in her seventeenth day out and may
arrive before the Britannia. She brings US two
daYs. later news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
JOSIAH RICHARDS. AnctIonssr.

INHlF WI U I" ~ ITN' FfIFNf =
~ Bangs. RlcHARDs Plat, 2Oi Broadssy .
sell saturday, Augus 81, commencing at O'clock ~
upward Of 500 cases II Writing Papers Of The mus q.
braed manufacturers, consisting Of Imperial, supeffsfa
ruled and plain; bank, commercial and folio post A.
French Papers plain and assorted cOlors, msrblod Ps,
Binders Boards English cOOfed and bsra skyers, kan
The whole will be sold without reserve Tho NED
vorsble terms. Catalogues ready. and The sss
will be opened for examination Thursday sni Frir
2ith and 18th inst sues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

= Gen TAYLOR. IN letter dated August Z,
acknowledge the compliment paid in his election as an
honorary member o. the Newton Literary institute Bal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

on the 18th instant Rev. NJ stems, NJ EDWARD Shtf
TER o. Me- SOPHIA HOFFMAN. al of thas CITY az
AZ Bookgn Tuesday the I'd instant hy Rev VI W Jtoous
JAMES swINBORNE. % CoRDELh COOPER, daughter OF
Charles Crosby. al OF that city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

TAILoRs Mitchell CLUB.-The reason why the
names Of the contributors OF this Club no; pub
shed in yesterdays paper was because we did rot re
ccive the list The subscription amounted 10 800,
which was paid IN on Monday evening EDwAkD NAL
LON Is Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND.-At New-0rleans the
Friends Of Ireland thoroughly organized, meetings
being held nearly every evening in tho week Avery
enthusiastic meeting held al the Hall Of the League
on the 18th inst D. J. Beecher, Chairman. who elo-
ouently addressed the meeting s42s IS independent
Of the amounts subscribed 81 previous meetings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

WISCONSIN, ELEcrioS.-The Judicial Election
in Wisconsin was closely contested, and the re-
turns Indicate that two Wings and three Loco
Focos have been chosen In the Racine District,
Edward V. Wilton, Wing, OF Rock County, Is
chosen. in the Mineral Point District, NJ NJ Jack
son. Wing, OF Iowa County c. II. Lsrrsbee.
Loco, in the Dodge District, A W Stow, Loco,
in the Fond du Lac District. and 4. D. Smith,
Loco. probably in the Milwaukee District. though
the contest is very close between Smith and Hub
bell, independent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
CITY ITEMS.

rSs TUE ADJOURNED MEETISG N BEHALF or
ALBANY held yesterday al . P at the City Hall
lis Honor the Mayor in the Chair. Ga motion Of J.
Blunt ESQ the following gentlemen were appointed a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

NUMEROUS AssAULT.--On last Sunday night
one OF the police Of the First Municipality by the
Of Philip Mahoney, was attacked by named Am
brose Smith alias Conner, whom be attempting 10
for breach OF the peace the OF Maras
and - Louis sis and badly wounded in the face and
side BY bowie knife The scamp has since been ar.
rested, and locked up for farther examination Mr.
Mahoneys wounds. though severe glad 70 learn
Of character 10 prove fatal and there il every
prospect Of bis speedy recovery.
H. O. Com Bulletin, 18th.
RESoMINATIoN OF MR- ToONBs.-We are pleas
ed 10 learn by private letter that this distinguished
and faithful public servant has been ns0nsiy nomi
mated for reelection IN he District He has deserved
such compliment al the hands Of his friends not only
OF his District but Of the state lie has been faithful
guardian Of peculiar interests and powerful cham
pon OF our rights Georgia Jour. & Mess. Aug. 10.
PUBLIC MEETIvG-A meeting OF the citizens Of
Charleston without distinction Of party will take place
o'clock this evening, At the Charleston Theatef
which a. the solicitation Of many citizens, will b,sad
dressed by Hon. John G. Calhoun, Hon. A. p Butler
and Hon. Armistead Burt. Charleston News, 18th
e John Y. Mason, Esq. Secretary Of the
Navy has been detained several days Virgins by the
alarming illness OF Of h. family. He Is every mo
meni expected TO return TO Washington. Union.
- The AaHapoiis Nd Free Press states that
CHARLES ANTHONY, Esq. Of NewYork City, has been
appointed Professor OF Modern Lang in st John
COLLEGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

~ In times OF Hsaihenism, when mon mad hu q
any excellent herb or tree hey dedicated II TO thsb =
the bay tree 10 Apollo, the osk TO Jupiter the p2ss
Hercules &c. The Pspisis, following the exampsf~
pstrsrchs, dedicated theirs to the saints as or iE
Thistle 10 the Blessed Virgin &c. To whom mus ssks
the prolific lfe-prolonging virtues Of Yellow Dss~
to the afflicted, combined with the lesser though gft
teraye sarsspsnlla fosss Compound Extract DE
low Dock and Sarsapanlla IL warranted unnvalet1
cure Of all diseases arising from an impure state ~
blood, for removing unhealthy emptons on the ska y
imparung 10 The whole body natural healthy tone Prso
viii mad, by giving this pleasant exirsc, 70 their e
an excellent preventive 10 all those disorders weA "
are liable during the heat Of Sumner The witnessesE'
virtues are healthy thousands Of all and sgeshS
Chy-formerly suffering from the most forms ~
pepsia journalism. scrofas kings evil, liver COMPS
with is diversified symptoms, papitation Of the
asthma, the most n1scAbe diseases Of the skin tLt
diseases arising from impure state Of the blood -
hereditary or constitutional. One spoonful il eezss
strength to half pint VI any other advertised p.epss
and mmeasursbly superior Ia virtue
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by 0goass Va
Phsrmaeeunst, lsS springst door from salhvsn-st
Also for sale by Eugene Dupay, so Brosdwsy A. J
Cough 4 Co. l49 Fullonst 205 Rleecker-st sad corn
East Broadway, and Marketst
SAMUEL BowsE, 80 JoES-sr. WHOLESALE Aetsr ~
NEw-Yosg. Prize 81 per bottle. sir bouIes for "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

- MERCHANTS AsD OTHERS OF SEw-YoRK wishing to
exsnd their trade IN the section Of North Carolina
areinofmed that The proprietor Of The newspaper called
the Old North State" printed in City C. Is now stop
ping Al the American Hotel and will receive orders from
al "ho wish to advertise In bis paper Terms are moder.
ate Persons wishing 10 see him vii please leave their I'D.
dress a. he American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

FRxE SOIL Mass CONVENTIONAL mass Con-
Venuon Of the friends OF Free soil in Orange and sdoin
Ing Counties is to be held Goshen to morrow, 18th
Inst JotN VAN buren,, BxNJ. F. BvTLER and Hon.
JoRS A. DIX are expected to be present and address
the Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

" The Ner BruHsr,ck IN. j. Times, here
ofore Tor GAGS sind Butler has hosted the Van Buren,
and Adams Flag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

" SAuSDERss DREsaNG-CssEs, FAScY CvfitEs .
TOILET ARTICLES, al Ia Broadway, corner q b.rf -
and S7 Broadway. The subscribers Respectfully -
attention Of the public Ia their collection of t1ic -
which 10 point Of variety Is not ecuaed IN The cht
were selected with the gresfest Tegar to guaiy - a.
warranted Their assortment u fanny cuu -
brsces all the latest styles Of Rodgers sons
files. button hooks and other articles foe toilet -
Of which have never been before imported Poiss -.
ing Of the subscribers own manufacture ~ 4
are Of the compact forms, containing usen ~ -.
tho best Quality. they acknowledged ~ uts''&s
..elncn ~ b. - pori1f ~ laOsa i.lDyrir1 -
aux 81 q. SAUNDERS 4 SON ~ and ~ tV~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

~ IL will be seen by our Telegraphio Des
patch that there is probably cne Wing Congress
man from Iowa after all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

~" Remember the grand rally for Ireland TO-
night at Vauxhall Garden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

~ Hon. Isaac f. RxDFIELD, now one Of the
Judges OF the Supreme Court is the Loco Foco
candidate for Congress IN the Ia District Of Yer
mont. in opposition 10 William Hebard, Whig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

p Among the contributors ia aid Of ireland IA
baltimore, And Mclaughlin, John MeColgan I. Kelly
s son, each contributed sl00
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

e THE DANIEL O'CoSNELL CLUB vii meet
At Hermitage Hail. corner Of Allen and Houston
morrow evening