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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
Free soil and Mails-Lettcr from Hon. John
WnnlNNnrIh.
HoU-E oF NTTRrgTNrArIvEs, :
WASHINGTON June 81. ls4r.

WASHINGTON June 81 ls4-.
HoR,cE GrrrrEY, Esl. 3D. 81. J. T1biHo
d. Sra. I1 me Tr5rae Of the .3d june end letter
from Washington which represents that have sban-
doncd The Prov.o prohibit The introduction Of sla
very into new Territories. can hardly believe that
your correspondent or any one else who knows me 90
believed never hsvo voted against any such Proyiso'
and never expect 10.
mail route bn ia which my constituents were
deeply interested had been ordered 10 be engrossed
10 was moved 70 reconsider the vote 50 as 10 insert
proyso about fe Texas routes which would have given
rr % long debate about the boundary of Texas and
delayed DO not endangered the pa-sage OF The b.L ]
voted aginft the reconsideration of the cngrossment
and 0.t Of tns your correspondent makes charge
against me which my votes. ever since have been in
Congress. will refute And my future votes, II posi-
BILE win speak more decidedly II there j. everanotner
inc of slavery Territory VIII not be for want Of OPP
position. From your obo' 2 serv.t
JNO WENTWORTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

\ SAUcY GRAND JURY.-Judge Levi Woodbury.
n opening the session Of the Circuit Court q Newport
.s tl ne oher day. took occasion In charging the
i'ho Jury 70 eNpaSsie upon the evils and horrors OF
the J@@sH Slave trade, saying nothing however OF the
domestic traffic N human aesh OF which our nstiopsl
capital IS the principal mart The Grsni I,rv sf,.r
going through with their regular business taking hint
lo'n uis eonoI dicN Up strong prcs,ntment de.
noancins he dasroaa slave trade AZ alho-r,r h, r.
tas Pnnopies Of democracy and humanity and more
cruel iasn That carried CA upon The Coast Of AFRICA
ihe Judge got more iesn be bsrgAn ned tor
Blackstone Chron.
STEAM Boiler Explosion about
II o'clock copper steam boiler in the basement az th
Eagle Restaurant kept BY Mr. William binds a,
Congressst exploded. in consequence nf allowing the
water 20 boz nearly exhausted and then letting IN cold
water when The copper very bot Five or six per.
sons la the basement AZ the tne oi fhe epos on
lat toey az escaped iuiury, except one Sylvsuus
Nne lAna, who was thrown with she boiler md bril-
n which e was set the cellar and was scsd ei
rom h hips downward. severely thsi the skin cslnc
- on removing has clothes. tie was conveyed % The
Hospital K IS Thought ne Is not dangerously injured
Boston Atlas, 24th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

s.sps's saSsaPAKmLA-spring Is once more with A
vernal freshness fills the air. and well vege,sron,
feel. the reyufyng influence Of the But Sprngs
no Spring to the SICK The poor bed ridden unyf .oe
uIs, or rheumatism liver disease, inf gesou sny
one Of the legion Of maladies which TAX their n s
s'omach, and make tie veins their cor l0s-whs, Ihs
Spring 70 hint What language Is TO TIE deaf ard iurs
hghI 10 The bini But We tink csn tel the sufferer
bow 10 6. biz system for the enjoyment spring
0i SANDS SaFsapsha that shall whole sessos.
vii accomplish The WORK, and enable tie psusni 10 assesf
his bed and walk" before hery July looks Ia al h ehanos
window
Prepared ard sod, wholesale sni retail. by A BAD.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. Ioo Fuou corner ofwinsr'
It 10 Broadway, and n Eat Broadway Nsw.York soA
.'o BY Druggists generally throughout the Ursd sta's1
Pnos 81 per bottle, or s.x bou-s for as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
The ConstItnlion III France.

The Prose- states that the Commission on the Const-
tutsn has decided the following important points:
The political constitution Of France shall De Dem
ocratc Republic one and ndivisibe. This proposition
adopted unanimously
The project OF the Constitution i 90 be preceded by
declaration admitting beside ihe r-h, already enjoy
ed by the people, those of srautous education employ
mcnt and assistance.
Great alarm B. excited by me approaching monster
banquet to be held Monday under the walls Of the
fortress Of yucemes. Tie subscription has been
raised 20 10 sous head. and tho party who has or.
ganizei IL announce that there are rrcady 10000
.ubscrbers Latest accounts state tina; the banquet
has been postponed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

CARD-Ths undersigned, ls,e proprietor u he Ss.osi
Miniature Gallery, 2G Broadway y !, ~oud r-spssrsly
inform bis friends and ss patrons, that be has posd Of
h.s entire interest the above-named Gallery EDsnD
Ware Esq He feels confident hat he present poprsT
Mr White whose Psrence, eIsfprle and bsray have
c0nduced much toward he adyaueesn, ofts Dagusres.
arr will the most liberal sxeron. please and hop>s
he may receive that generous support which has hsrsoes
been extended 10 tie above establishment.
jel2 lHlsod r CLARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
ENGLAND.

The London pspers give -engthened account Of u
.r-est and examination o three o. ne ChaFtsi .eaaer-
T-e.r name. are Joseph Williams, Joseph fusse- hna
Ernest Charles Jones u, latter 5arrsier Of ne IN
ny TemrLe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

Merida This aid so 20 90 srred men. VII, =
lev -hi guns and 'mIngnsion. .hoad a, Droes,.
be able to rescue the cspts and help our srf ,,..
brethren In the contict the laf' hs.nf r..i- =
numbers scsnt q arms, ammunition and mnr., a
diseoursging in The extreme small bat tss..!, =,
VIII prove the only means Of salvation &c
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By Telegraph TO the Nsw-YOrk Tribune.
FROlI THE SOUTH.


We have nothing later this morning from Next
co or the West lniles The weather is very uu-
favorable 70 health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

- As the Gloucester tram was going toward
Beverley "wednesday forenoon 81 ful speed Just IL
reached The railroad bridge. lady passenger rushed
from me car IN which she had been sitting and prsng
OUT 10 the bridge The train was stopped a. spc-iiy
o. possible sad backed 20 the place where she fell
every body cx 2eciins . ind Der dead she alive
however, and although considerably Injured. able
% converse. and was taken Beverly whittier .he
bound SIC said she supposed the train bad passed
Beverley. and not wishing TO 90 OF she thoughtessy
Jumped from the cars Boston Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

~ SaUSoERss DREssNs-C Asrs, FA~cT crrtrRY ssp
TOLEI AsrlcLEs, a. ~ Broadway, corner q Libefya
ana - Broadway The sghscrbers rssps cly cal 10
s-bton y! ne public 20 ter collection u i0ft Ir.ces
Nleh ~ pon ~ variety i n0' equied 10 te cg Inss
were s~.eciel with l1e grea,e.i ard i0 clsy sna u ~
cases warranted Their assortment II fancy gallery e
otaees a. DE iaesi styles u Rodgers son pensnsss
nsi Hes button hoOks, and other articles or t0eos
nay 81 which have never bssn before ported fVf.sos
dress cases OF the subscribers msLatsct1re LDe
cases are " the most compact forms con;an usefs
c.es ot ihe besg quality they scknO~edged ~ us
iDs gentlemen 10 be superior TO hose imported
is24 <' u. SAUNDERS SONS, Ia ska 81 Brss<Sss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

~ GRsAr BARGANs ~ Day OooDs--By reference 10
our advertising columns, viii be that KgSssTr
WHEELER of 81 Cs'honnest have red1cef tho pnoes Of
their stock Of Dry Goods from Is 10 % per FOR @
purpose tho store was closed aEd every article marked
down We advise an early call e3s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

FROM TUcATAS.-The Arco IRIS Of Vera Cruz
contains later advices from Yucstan We translate the
mos, important passage referring 70 the death Of the
Chief Cecilio Chi:
-Four natives OF Bacalsr. who arrived here this
morning BY sea announces that the barbarsns who be-
si. ged fh-t place 40 the command OF th. ferocios
Cecl0 Chi have fnaily taken u after long and bloody
battle. The victorious horde captured Ia the city =
thousand muskets fourteen and fifty barrels OF
powder They took prisoners the few individuals who
composed the garrison and who account Of the for.
tunafe circumstance 0f the Eanda Cecio Chi haviny
persisted Ia fhe attack escaped with their lives The
renegade blaneuVa successor 81 the Chiefrain con.
TINTED himself with having their heads shaved mode
u ndicule frequently praceed by the saysges on those
whites who fall into their power
The " o. Picryrae, u the lon pubhsnes the follow
ing letter VEaA Cauz. yunea. LIS
sfa-By the French brig Of war PyladAI received le,
tiers from Campeachy and other parts Of Yuca,an No
20 the ith int The town OF Yzsmal about fifteen
leagues from Merida has lately been taken and IL \.
slpposeffhat many hundred lives were lost. In one
day about fortnight before the taking Of Yzsmai
HOOD per.ons. mostly women and children entered
iggifres from their dwellings into the City Of Merida
saving out their lives Tor short time All accounts and
letters rom highly respectable parties which received
during these days concluded IN The opinion that " IN.
out prompt aid from the United states the whites viii
De- Obliged o abandon the few srron ghois in con
sequence % the want OF provisions which the poor
pecpe were Obliged - leave behind Tcsl smother
large place near Merida i likewise n the hands Of the
Indians. and these viii soon surround Merida A Mace
with neither natural artificial deiences The pro
pneey o. Cham Bslaam, Indian sorcerer AZ the time
OF TOE conquest that az the regeneration Of the India.
race they would wade ankle deep IN the blood of the
eonquerors az the plaza of Merida NAV fri.htfulv n.
come true, If no early and immediate aid u gwen 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

SOMETHING LIKE SvyndER HaT -Everybody who ,oes
OF KNoxs Rocky Mountain Besvsr, always mske this
exclamation. They really beautiful General Casa, Mr
Benton Mr. Cruenden. and other great Of al putei
declare that they speak tNics well IL the opso
with Of KSOx's Summer Beayen Think o. ,Ls, >,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
BUSINESS uorrcEg.

gy- TIE AliEEtcAs MusEtNf commences tie week via
exceedingly good hll. filed With euferfalIn.taD and
novelties Of he most attractive chssnci-r Hsnlf too hss
been r. nsaged and gives hs supusn. eats reeO-
nancy every afternoon End everiIs H. coun-cl 90 viii
bis performances the T. ; M.nsree-tle b~st compsnyd
musicians Lo appeared a. This fousesiN apren o.
50 and O'Clock hyng ourang 0ufsns, tie 1nssg sys
imported, Is jus placed 90 exhibition hero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

The Cambris arrived ONT on the 9Th The ship Prince
Albert was - Graveseui the 81 the - Denis ~
Havrs on the Sd Splendid At DO. on %. The sarah
sands from Liverpool Tor New.York was spoken.
june e. % the Calf of Man, and would 20 through the
North Channel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
COTTON SLIGHTLY DECLINED.
rLoUR AND GRAIN RECEDING.
By telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune

BosT0N. Iune p TT
We have lost received the Britannia news
per Buena Vista. Capt. Jarvis. which lei' imme-
diately after the arrival of the b ~ haiiiaN' nj
o'clock. and arrived ~ Boston ~ 2. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

"RcHELIEU DANosD-PonTrs GoLO PEss-Ths e0s'
current testimony q al who have used Lsse peas = hn
hey not only the best but chespe. pers To- ue We
ssy 70 he Of busness-n FACT any body VINO oT'
ih~ psrpi"siry - ~iuns 0ir. bal perro 10 Co@
Pen Depot Of ?. p. WArsoS Co IS Wsl-.t and .s.sd
of ms msgnifcen "Rcheeus" TIE points are VA.
rsLied % lat for years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

From VERA CRuz-We have received The
Ere A'aaior Of the sth and 9th inst the latter of
which Is probably the last number published as the
Editor, Mr. Devihers went passenger to Orleans
on that day, az the command OF Gen smith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

RENovAL.-BaLL, ToHrxINs L BLacK ii,s MazsUasDt
Co. have removed TO AZ Broadway. sO8ihsry egraera
Muuayst opposite 10 the CRY Hal here may te foan
extensive assortment Of Diamond and ofsf reh Jswc.p
Silver Ware, Cutlery, Watches Clocis &c BE- snesls
March, EsENEzEa MoNRoE has been slsociasd las cops
ner with T. b. under the same name sai frn - hereto
fore. le. lmso4'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

" The Msssrs. GmLEY Co. u l5i gOwery are snos
TIE few dry goods dealers who knowing tLs Advantage
seilng a. small pfonis, have tie ibcrs ~ 20 apt
lei store, and "a consequence have secured arge and
~ IL extent profitable trade. The name u Bowsy
caHngs Store = vel applied b. their concern ,n1 ne pub
c seem fuy 70 appreciate Their advert cen eat VII 10
found In or paper Of 20 day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
RnnTT
IRELAND.

Il Is said that Pope Plus had recovered al his p0pu
larity. and the feast of - Philip the population
made brilliant manifestation in his favor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

The authorities Of Cadz have compelled I'll the
British residents % furui-h securities for their conduct
Arrests are daily taking place ia Madrid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

- By late arrival we received files Of the
Caivoraia Sar published At san Francisco As the
dstes al Of last summer and Autumn they contain
no intelgenee which has not already been received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
Y M ~ - -
Affairs iu Paris.

with the exception Of engagements when nave
tsk.n place between the Itan- and Austrlan' during
the week md The surrcnlar o. some Danish soldiers
20 the Prus.isn army affairs generally look sorne' lat
oueter.
France fs however still the th-atcr Of considerable
eonf4sion. A report was spread n the course OF
Of the sitting Of the National Assembly. on the IN
int that the police were To search Of high pcrsonas
arrived Ia the morning a. PARE ov diligence from Lon
don From information believed 20 b. correct TINS per-
s.uase hes been arrested Tie pers0usge here alluded
% is fle Prince Jonviic.
Prince Louis Napoleon is Understood - Boz elected
for Paris lie Will probably obtain three returns beside
that OF the Capta. The Government Of course vii
not dare % modest him
The Eg,rn T,ass states list the res gnaton o. La
rnarne and Ledru Ron openly talked Of in Pans
and suspicious ere expressed that Lamartine was f.
I parry o. tha movement of '1e 18th Of Nay
Csu.si.e-e lste Project Of Police. carges Lamartne
with having supp I'd tho arms % So5r-r which enabled
bin % get Up ile conspiracy. Lamar-ine's friends
aue-o that bic sinl was by making popular demon
st-anou 10 lso.d collision 10 the streets o. Pans. NJ
Tbers BE- reported as not unlikely 20 suppisn Lamar
. tine n authority.
The returns for thc eleven vacancies n the deputa-
ton ofPars were proclaimed on the 9th % the Hotel
dc VILE The following the lst OF the successful can
didstes Caussdere Mores. Goudohaux Chsngarnier.
Theirs Pierre Lcroux Victor Hugo Louis Bonaparie.
La Grange Boissel and Proudham.
After stormy debate in the National Assembly, de-
cree Tor preventing umuuous assemblies ia the streets
was carried By 80 against -2 Several additions. req
uieuts are expected immediately in Paris.
Paris was tranquil but the groups Of men assembled
IL the Por'cst Denis ana the Porte ST. Martin having
become more numerous on Monday afternoon than
hitherto a strong detachment OF troops Of the line was
dispatched disperse them. A. they refused 20 retire
after having been three times summoned % 10 the
soldiers charged viii fixed hayoueis number Of
persons were arrested. lu- aitervard sct az liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

sTr The Wings OF AsHrABULA the Banner
County OF Ohio, held large County Meeting snd repu
dated the nomination OF Gen Taylor. CThis is Mr.
oiddings County, This Is quite different affair from
the meetings Of those opposed Generals Taylor and
Casa which have been hsld in several quarters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
BROORLYN AFFAIRS

EFFECTS OF rHE LArE SroEM.-Durms ns
sQu,n on Friday evening large plane factory Il WI
liamsbursh. in South seoond-st completely IN
rooted Tho roof which Fat and Of tn. ws' Lifted
clear Of the walls and deposited in the street opposite
the hnilding No per.onal injury was su,ta.nsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

% Advertisers who desire % sdort safe complete s,i
lulicols system q advertising me beet county pspes'.
80 nave cnoce selection ~ the sscncy of v PALMA
WHO y specially appointed AMI authorized % receive sEf
recelpL i9r sdyer-.enleais snl sl..cr-l-.o.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

ANOTHER MERCER TRAGEDT.-At Reading last
evening. music master by the name Of Hooper,
shot ". Norris. and dangerously wounded him.
Hooper says that Norris had seduced his sister,
and thar tins was the cause Of his committing the
dneg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

y The steamship Nisgsrs, Capt Ryrie from
Boston arrived Al Halifax 18th inst in thirr6ve hours
and sailed AZ A, NJ on the 18th for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
Fire In PhilndeIphia.

PHl1ADELPHIs, sunday, June ..
A fire broke ont this morning in the Old Amphi-
theater. In North Calvert-st. formerly used by
Sands, Lent X Co. but recently purchased b. the
Susquehanns Railroad Company for depot. The
fremen were promptly on the spot, bat could not
prevent the entire destruction OF the building and
its contents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

WASrED--A situation by a. experienced MIC HANlCAL
DRACGHTSAAE Addre.. y. Y. Post Ohcs, DoKsl
leo Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

FROM NENEzuFLA.-Ihel last sdvices iromVene-
fuels state that Poez and hs army are in ian pos
session OF Msucsbo. Monagas was stu ouartered a.
Caroccas ani battle is expected report was III
circulation THAT Paez had let Nsrscabo with the vie "
d drawing Monagas into it hai ne might bcsiege and
s,arve him into car itulstion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26


Columns Wednesday June 81. 1si5.
FRIEND GRfELgY; The Peoples Convention
has lust closed lis session. The State was
very fully represented 1t was an outpouring
Of the independent citizens Of Ohio and tie firm
ness and enthusiasm manifested Indicate a severe
struggle the part of the opponents OF War and
Slavery. for the triumphs OF the principles Of Peace
aud Freedom. The best spirit prevailed throughout
tho session and an questions settled with great
unanirniiy The speakers from different parts Of the
state represented general dissatisfaction among the
People in reference 90 fhe nominations of Baltimore
and pulsiol ph.a Mr. BmGGs, popular orator Of
Cleveland pledged ,he Rc.er,e for the third candidate
by ~ 900 minority. Cncinnatiw was largely represented
and some OF the good men of boh the oh parties are
warm iu the new movement Some Delegates were ia
from lniisua. Who gave cheering account Of the dis
affection ui that state.
Many good speakers were present who electrified
The vet multitude by thc thoughts that breathe and
Noris tht burn and gave evidence that their efforts
VIII tc among the BODY oi the people during the com
ng campsi-n.
LONG and able Address to the Frsenen Of the
Union Was unanimously adopted. To this address !
have but one objection De- severe in its temper and
indicate disposition in this new party % adop the
style of Oh Master Biihngscate which is go common
with the old parties. This j. one of its phrases The
supporters oi Cass and Taylor arc whether conscious
or Unconscious. wiling or unwilling vasssis OF The
Slave Power Now we csu mourn over the wrongs of
The Slave. but we med not bite the STAKEHOLDER We
can te others that we believe them wrong but need
not cali them fools Few arc reformed by abuse
The Resolutions cover the ground the New Move.
Is 20 occupy and VIII speak for themselves One
resolution emhOdies The doctrine OF Free Soil in limit.
cd quantities 90 actual settlers This will crafty the
National kriormers who VIII doubtless go for the third
candidate provided he slso VIII endorse that reform
Otherwise. think the National RctOmors will vote for
their candidate order o ruske sure work NJ f.r
they shan bc able O. go. For them now to ion
party that viii rot adopt their principles is 20
abandon the reform for the promotion o. whoh they
have done 60 much.
Hoping the best counsols may prevail 10 al our so-
cial and political relations. rcnlain
N..rr- f.- rl,,.,,r4t- frfN-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

WA,ulvGroN AVENUE r. y CHURCH 1t
stated iha, the conssory OF This church have given 81
unanimous call % Rev Anthony Elmendori, o. Hyde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

FULrov FgRRI.-The steamboat Wyaad,pk.
at Fulton Ferry, has been entirely redt,ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
not seriously injured.

PotIcE-L evils d. Lynn, keeper NJ the Gothic
ial was arre,ted yesterday complaint u the pro
pr.,tor Col n Onrv on charge NJ h.y.ng s'oltns
pair o.. revolving p-tpis 1ud several valuable pclures
valued Ia all 40 about 100 Edward Watson
rested charge Of cinhez element In connected
with the above affair The accused we're committed iN
examination . William Rollins was brought before
Justice Garrison yesterday charge ofal,empungo
pick the pocket Of R0-suuah Boyle - su auction n
Front n. The accused mlttsd tor sr0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

LAnARTINE SUSPECTED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

Tar .BRAnuAN MNIsrRY-Tbe Journal d.
C'H0cio Of May Is contains the names OF the new
ministry which had Just been appointed They are As
follows
Sr. lose Pedro Minister Of Foreign Affairs Sen De
Calvalho. President Of the Chamber OF Deputies
lAlu-us & 4 INHn. Minimum n- Mar.nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

DISCRIMINATION N PARIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

CoMNoS CoUScIL.-Ths Board OF Aldermen
will hold meeting At their council room ih-s evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

- The Soltiev fafriof, Charleston. 5. G..
HOSTS he aas Of Gen Taylor for President but refuses
% support Mr. Fillmore considering him hostile 20 the
Extension OF Slave Territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

FcRrUNArE EsclPE-A horse attached 10
l,ht wagon with leather top, In Hh.'h seated
two small children. ran Of down Futon-t Yesterday
afternoon. The horse ran with such speed ws
impossible for any person 20 stop him without great
risk when opposite nlsry-st- tie wagon came In eel
i.son with another Of similar size. upse'tIg u snd
throwing the children sgainsf the leather sides with
such force rs 90 burst them one ont enveloped
n tha foot mating aud i, directly under tie wheel
which passed ts body. and the oiher was thrown
into the middle OF the street They taken into
druggist shop and found he considerably bruised but
u9t seriously injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the britannia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

- Charles G. BuRLEIoH and HENRY C..
WaIoir are occurring In opposition slavery and
var throuch Northern OHIO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

~ WILLIAM : ROBINSON, late Editor Of the
Lowell Courier, eontsmplstes starting Free Soil
paper 10 that city.