davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

fr- service o. sre on leave Of shsence W. repi' N
the stations az which their respective REGIMENTS IRE
ordered 20 semh.e ard VII report their -A
must NOT be later than the 18th Of June io e Az
t4ui General OF the Army. -.... ,
ID The Oh rfFIusufs VIII next eMoaiA JOY iil --.'-
states. ,,
10. Every precautionary measure -A..-i'. 'l ~ ,-l
all comm. uilng oif-tr- % rreserve me p Atn oi i.t
ne and f.. fne divisions and rrl-r0f- WIZ Ii'''t 'l
ue ted az healthy Stations " thin con -i-. ui'
from Vera Cruz they should MT De- D. p. rNll
the civ on any account until me conlAni or -oIf
art r.s char transports reaag g. rfcttt if' ''
snl % -ali imm s-ely
d there he more -ltat De- places Joy eii az Aa.i
or below The Cry OF Vera Cruz o j. d'lnd D} i-s
Department thar the Responsible eeiH'-a a..N
ocer- OF the sfa- w give All nee'li-- ofIei- a-' -I
-tr4otiaus upon the subject
The Distribution o. the army. ana ne s.-ils-' %
permanent stations and command VIII oe made N-ie
4i-er a. The proper time ,
% On the receipt % This order the connanler ot
every REGIMENT f.--tlol and company VII Forward
4ireef % t4e Ad lt+nr Generals o.-ce return '' e
same with report ~ the number 81 g', mn
the number of these 90 ~ be retained ai.i lDe N li'
o. those Who rv reason u age. or other a,ao.'l 10
che % MON az tle commanding olirer ana s-i seo-
should le discharged from tle service
IJ Arm-. medical supplies and al puolc properly.
fncud r- hor-r- &C la possession OF the troop VIII
be- secured hv fhe proper -tsf acer-. "a 20 "l make
such sgo-.ti0u thereof under Instructions % tner
rsspe rive chiefs as may hesr conduce 90 the econo-
nv aud convenience OF tLc service
r JONES. Adj Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
81 THE MlDlIGRT SOITHERl NAIL
LATER FROM MEXICO.
Final Ratification of the Treaty.

From the ~. Delta. June
The a. :. steam Pr He'ze. Capt Baker arrived
here 40 q late hour last night from Vera Cruz bringing
the highly important Intelligence of the FINAL hAlIFl-
CATION OF THE TREATY Tn. important new, wa-
brought % Vera Cruz by the Engl-h Courier, on the
afternoon of the 2th ult and The Heizel ordered
10 sea on the morning Of the 10Th with dispatches for
he Government ut Washington and toe departments in
this city,
The English Courier IL said, started direct from
Qucretaro for Vera Cruz Immediately after the rahca-
non which accounts for his arriving there before Major
Graham the bearer OF dispatches for our Government,
who hal first 10 % headquarters az the City OF Mex
leo. Major Graham Wa. however hourly expected ~
Vera Cruz with the ratified Treaty when the steamer
Heizol left and one OF the naval steamers OF the
-quadron was ordered be held in readiness % con
Wy him % tins city Mobile on his arrival az Vera
Cruz
Gen Kearnev (says fhe FIRE. 4mricoH OF The 2ifh
u) is ordered 20 the command Of the City of Mexico,
{. place of Gen smith. who il 90 supernirnd the en-
harhation OF the troops. Gen Patterson. 10 was said
would come down 10 Vera Cruz with Cen Smith.
Great unca-iuts. felt IN the CRY OF Mexico with
regard 10 the menacug attitude lately assumed by the
Indians. whose cries OF Death % the Whites-Lons
i've the Indians 90 were heard az recent bul-hght on
the Plaza.
A train Of wagons, escorted by Lieut. steads com
pany J. Fl Vera Cruz the Goth alt for Jalapa. They
were wagons sent up % transport 20 Vera Cruz the
sick and discharged soldiers who are now ~ Jalapa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
Thinas in philndeIphia.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday. June l2.
Active preparations are a..oot for large Wing
Demonstration a. the Chinese Museum this evening ~
which Ex-Gov. JAuEs C.. JoNEs OF Tenn NJ. JAMES
CoorFR .sho has just returned from Europe win MS
health completely restored-a mou-tache and impera).
WASHINGTON BARRow. and others, viii SPEAK Mr..
JOINS has been received with marked attention during
DOB. stay n our CITY boz has received serenade- ana
host % visfer- The Wings % fnuadeipha nave long
held him n the highest esteem AMI some tune since Tor
warded % him pendd testimonial of their appreciation
Flour 3. held firmly. with good home demand ~ -
% 62 the latter tor choice brands Wheat j. M hsht
.uur'v and has advanced white selling ~ 30 and good
redo a. Sales yellow Corn % and - now asked
i is firm ne there is hrt little landing Corn Meal hhs
advanced under the foreign news and sales Low nols
p.np.vlvsna were made 40 80. and 40 the close ~
was asked Nothing doing IN Cotton holders must
concede before sales 20 extent are made. Groceries
Quiet and unc nred Lard hrm but without adj anced
movement Whi-ky - cents Hscon-notning doing
bevond private transaction in dry sailed Midd.es Tor
export % England
suns or SrocKs-Fysi B0ori-- Farm. & Mech
Rk 50I 800 Girard DO. lol 3 Bk. Penn. 20. 10 Phh
BIZ NE. 400 Penn S., 81 200 Morris Canal lli
lOl DO. IOl. 81 Union Canal. 10; do. lOli , Union
Bk Tenn 20 l,6s0 Lehigh 6s, Oh y Bank North
Sroad Board-5oo L. : Treas. Notes. lO3i; 1905
Penn So, 7Ji 1000 Tenn. do, 20 100 Nornstown
RR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
Law Courts.

CoURr or OYER AND TERMNER-Before Judge Ed.
yards al Aldermen Adim- 'nl Koher-Ifa Of Basara Hfa
- ~ Z az, 80 n us5,s- ..e ,s.be III
staoaei ini somewhat t4 he iie BIT De after caaset
,~ 10. e tts & I've nl az years Of age hsr cld,ea Sc
Nc MeS,e p,, A'srss, '7Fs,''ss o sas g'oesa'a I'D
he Dsine, Attorney openea tie ald proceeded he
W. Ga ,.or-L,sl. On io,h Fea q, No y Naerr st.,
Ire aoe Aer ls.taad aei lat. June s.t. lived ie
ui basement wrh lsf there cellar under q. Mr.. Oped
-l. - -le - Mr. Vs. 80 elce,s 80 ssaf % ~ t b liz
laout % ocs 80 Der l~riae q or ocot lie ~
.r-tta.t a. usual. ..a -o -g f-rsrf u her urse,a IL.
alou, O'Clock ar-iy -Veag Mr. Op~d called lc lived
tlr- story of'~ ,ls -a- aretr,nee, ~ee lie e
90 cellars slpelr,rre- rftf, lla il-s of tie L Ia j.
q ts o.ifi il aoi ~ s as % Mr. W scout 90
cf lapasa appearances stop. sh.,h are
i- rear ile e. i'e .es ie3 Fee bear e oFer step
ae ati-nfoa - ' Mr. weeH~J he front cellar pu
a. lie .e time i she lad al dsy ne drew ps,e
nn i rra ia1 ioa . p aef pom. who're SIC stAet ps
al 10. ere ID Lea f,l, s-l. ~ t ., -, - ~ h.,
cir-1 -sr noter Who lived ven sg-i believe "
}rfs a i o., re her, 1t tnev them shsa ef ha5ad va
az moot vas co1suea three nuii. hei,r- ~. opd
- '1n,ei '.i n a.. ~ &c questions b. bal mace ri''ase
fei e tao year bs1- tna Mr " yesf he lived there
ao1esrtl.s d., s.,, e.r h. ~, 80 H.. " 80 hen !.
wa t- e-af among ts coal As ler o. tae aPiesra-s j
I f'4l '0r -4i lf NtIri ifAifie
efe i--a ~ e nal then went AID .pote 20 ny hlollt
ei h' W '- ,isf ile slgesraces scr god aea 10 t~s
fafes covered III large spare c0i hardly n lrm
oner st 1 snd the Poi r.
s lad 30 o-Felaoa VITA Mrs. " aooai i. and bav'
I h1i
CO, raa'ssi v.tI observed appeared % have been spe o.
thrown there if l1 fu1 fae cellar M.
Iowa lferssn have bad qusr- ~iih NJ. " M. ".
trel n- r tales or agr days a. s TINE eoaaaei ps.
bali dollar and -l17 fuur had Say dlhcayi era
cllle fr ". Crro3 81 ny lfia'
su ~ aoi re % thea s,s eoaea stet s0 moail' oetin
ir llnrdsy t-f 3D. -esrl have VI Ner ssi ers d.
'--ai,ef 90 .'el, VIII %. ieJ, a. e tine uf d. tea b
on tie npF0ds s- o. iLs Mf. moved - 80
- lie ven hard ~oEilg. ss woman,
~ hac Al that tay he washed other peope sppearane
'P0I;a0 there sss ls pts0nss lad % LsAi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
Ncw-York M PHILADELPHIA.

There were hosts OF ofice-hodcrs, ofice-soekers.
and kved bnilics from Ncwl early on the ground
with the story that TAYLOR had strength IN New York
and tina, his nomination would be death to the Whe
party. They were soon met however, by other men
OF the highest standing and influence in this city who
upset all their stories and Vaccinations and from the
moment the batteries OF Rough and Ready out
siders" were brought properly TO bear we never lost
man. while the deserters from other quarters began 10
come in" Eve. Mirror.
~ The original Taylor strength in New
York is exhibited in the vote on the first ballot :
Clay 20, Scott 5, Webster /, Clayton l, Taylor o
The friends Of Taylor, with large portion Of the
Wing journals and leading politicians working
hard for him, had not been able to elect one single
Delegate as for Taylor. They had barely snug
gled in two to four Taylortes for Clay or Scott
bat each OF these, through fear OF their constit,.
ents was constrained to vote first against Taylor,
and then slip over 70 him one after another -
much for that matter.
There were good many earnest Clay Wings
from this City in Philadelphia, some OF whom per
haps hold ofice or would like to. but We venture
to say there was never before 50 strong a repre-
ssntation Of the substantial, Intelligent working
Wings Of our Citv--oi her Mechanics, Artisans
aud Traders-convened at any point ninety miles
AWAY from this as the New York friends Of Clay
in Philadelphia. Whoever calls them or any par
of them. hired bullies is base hbeler. and de-
serves to be taught 10 speak truth.
We have let pass any quantity OF such stuiY as
is onoted above, considerog the source, aud carns
nothing for the drvel itself The nomination o
Gen TAYLOR by Wing National Convention puts
a new aspect on the matter; and we now give
the Taylor managers in this City fair notice that
they must stop this silly barking OF their whiiie'
or wen just copy from i, habitusly, and thus brins
the nuisance is,o pubic notice. Ii they dom
want their candidate badly injured, they vii
promptly heed this waraing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
ALErrER JUST RECEIVED FROM HENRY CLAY


DEAR SIR duly received your friendly letter. and n.
quest YOU TO accept my cordial thanks and grateful aekpov
eigments for the friendly sentiments toward me, heh yOa
do me the honor entertain. Derived - they have been
from your amenled father aud sens hened and confirmed
bv your own observation and reflection they come TO ne
with a strong aud double tile tony high appreciation Of
their value.
also thank you for the bottle Of Hair Invigoraior ~hea
Won had the goodness 10 send me will give IL a fair ira
Although In advanced nothing avert the appearance
of gray hairs and wrinkles and other evidences Of the se
of wears s well enough 10 pat and preserve our foot
looks AS well and as long as we can. From The hvomos
account Of your lnvgontor I think b must connbuis 70
that object hope m may also contribute 20 the object q
your success and prosperity life. That such may be 10
tendency and that you may long 1--we health aud hspp
ness, is the frryeni wish Of
Your friend and obedent servant II CLAY
Mr. EDWARD PHALoN.
The original may be- seen at Mr PHALoNs, 81 Broadway,
TtH.onf. Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

II The CITY KATY ea,on netting winch had
been called for tomorrow evening by suo-Com'
mittee Of Arrangements in pursuance Of a resoiu-
ton OF the Wing General Committee passed some
time since. was last evening Dosfponed without
day by very decided vote Of the General Com
mittee, and Of course VIII not take place to-mor-
row evening, as had been advertised. We believe
the prevailing sentiment Of the Committee N be
that it will be time enough 70 hold tae proposed
meeting when Gen. Taylor shall have accepted
the nomination as a Wing and consented to run
as the Wing candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
The Inhn.AIrinl Cnngre-s.

representatives. from the various Labor Organiza-
tons in the United Suites, commenced It's third
annual session in Philadelphia on "Wednesday
asst and win close on Thursday next. They have
unanimously rejected both Cas- and Taylor, and
are about nominating a candidate for President
and Vice, who subscribe - the three cardinal prin-
ciples Of National Reform, namely, the Freedom
of the Public Land TO actual settlers Land
Limitation in the States, aud Homestead Exemp.
ton from legal con6scation Tor debt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

SUMNER CAPS AND STRAW HATS FoR GENrLEsESaso
CmLDREs-OESiN PA Broadway, offers 10 bis friends aid
the public magnificent assortment OF every description Of
Mems hats suitable for the and the largest and no
superb stock Of Chldreus Fancy Hats 10 be seen Ia ne
world. The great aim Of the manufacturer has been 10
combine the three qualities Of excellence elegance ard
economy The public invited to call and examine he
results Of his execution, which he confidently believes
have been successful GENIN, 2i4 Broadway
iel2 u opposite 81. Pau.'s Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

~ Al PALMER's gelcy persons may advertise al any
time IN any section 81 the country n any Of the ne1sQ~
per- 10 any extent obtain valuable Information, And eoH
system once convenient, thorough aud complete MS
extensive agency long experience and authority tD transact
the business Of - prnc pals all important cOnsderalo
a nnIlnnf and ulLcLnu- AL lnr.fr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
By Telegraph to the New.YOrk Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Monday. June L.
Official information OF the Ratification OF the
Mexican Treaty hes been received by the Gov
eminent Tie senate was advised of the lat ifa-
Ined.ately on tle receipt o.. RE news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ The ExHiBIIioN OF those beautiful Dssovine Ne~s
al The American Museum j. filling that house both day nd
night Aud this the last week Of the Ehopan Serena
der- vasi numbers hOckng hiler bear them. Per
fOrmances day al u aud O'Clock The Mammoth BOYS
Giant Baby, Wax Sauary sc. visible both night and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
DIED.

On sard, evening last June Do PHILIP Bki,sfL, ag-i aog
., NJ b b. well snlun BOO Cf bs hs active ant encr1t
,e. fa f- Wink cause Precedent u f Hrfmtn Gay en- a.
Hr was badly ul~i the 81 lsf while enjoyed n boiling fans
's. commenced busle.. hlnsif 1s three vress l~ar.
H. df fh MANY fss and o. Che " Dc elr.
FoI, u.ru I-l congestion ol fhe BRAN, ALEfkr
MASON onl, ch Wa a1i Cao4le ~ soeum, asd llsH,
5 mouths tni Dob DAYS.
me friend. oi the fmy sni h- member. OF Oliver r. Cafh ~
e.otf, invited 90 attend tie funeral AZ "a O'Clock, 90 uestpn
hl Pksst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

Com,nittee.-A special meeting u tbs Commune IA
be held at Broadway House on TUESDAY EVENiNO'
l3lh ns, at O'Clock Every member expected ~ be 10
bis seat. JOSEPH 81 PRICE, Chairman
- ~ sIs,sriea Secretaries. jel2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

MR. DUFFs BooE.KEEPrsG And WRITISc Rooxs
John-stPups are instructed altogether from Mr. sosn
work Merchants Accounts, n the press containing
a more complete development Of the science and more
perfect course Of instruction han sny work now 10 use M
Ds long experience IN business enable him 10 give asan'
IN all Of difficulty IN opening closing books WE
specifications Of books Tor any Kind Of business prepared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

~ For President Gen. Taylor-For Vice Presided, MI
lard Fmore-Forhne French Boots 60 to JoSEss u Ann
Il, where you geih bes, article and best f. 6r eco
pnce than any place IN the city Oce-seekers wannnggod
Boots for the White House will do well to call oar friend
JoSys elS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

THE GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL.-In the Senate
on Thursday Mr. PEARoE of Maryland, on behalf
of the senate Committee on the Post Ottce Estab-
ishment reported Joint Resolution directing the
Postmaster General 70 renew the transportation
OF the Great Southern Mai on the old line by way
Of Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road. at price not greater than that paid by the
General Post Office for the same service up to the
month of July, lsl7 The resolution was accom-
panied by a Report of considerable length, which
has not yet been printed
The business community this way viii thank
Nr. Pearce and his associates tor this movement
IN the right direction and it is TO be hoped that
| The Committees report will be adopted and car
red out by Congress as speedily as possible thus
restoring The mail to the old route whence it was
removed by the penny and mulish policy OF
Cave johnson. Should the recommendation OF
the Committee be adopted with the new
arrangement for the transportation Of the
mails between this City and Philadelphia which
socs into effect on the first Of July, the great
Southern mail which now arrives here about l0l
p. NJ. viii reach US abou, lOl or II, A. NJ. thus
gaining TO our business ,ommunity whole day IN
the receipt Of their southern letters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

sursuios Csrst- 40. ~ g. r. a. 2 l. 49, l9t i1 ia
49, ~ r - 0l. 80. 0- H. -, i5i, 49, D. So 81 ~
=. siT. l5l, "a. -. lh5. 80 ~ % 10
Ciaeur CorarNos g. ~ 35, 81. 49, g. o. TO- H. p 90 90
Conx3s PlEsFaa9l N,tes Of le must be lel 20
before Wednesday uerf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

Az EDITOR II LUCK.-We see by the marriage
Est- i'm our New Hamp-hire exchanges that John
Walker Esq Editor OF the Clarem0nt Eagle was lately
married 10 Harriet II. daughter Of the late George Is
Trhsm of Claremont The bride brings 20 her hu--
band as a dowry the nice little sum OF S5o0OO0 leit her
bv her father
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

As against Gen Taylor. think the Democrats have
selectrd the weakest ticket they could makeas sgsnst
any other Whis the strongest .Pcayuue.
- This reminds Of the raw sportsman who
let drive without clearly knowing whether the
animal he aimed at was one thing or the other
Being asked how he could venture to iire under
such auspices, he answered that he fred so as to
hit il il was deer but to miss it it was a calf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
CAUTION

~ The public cautioned against believing The '1'
ment that
KENsErT WHEELER, OF 81 CtTHARISE-srsEfT'
selling Mant.as Vseties ana back sAks .osei "''
any other house in the city until they
90 AND SEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

CARDS FOR demonstrating, Visiting and .~'
Cards elegantly engraved and printed on finest French f
ceain Cards a. the lowest Prices The fines, English Po'
cean Cards printed from engraved plates a, % cents PEI
pack.
ELEGANT Boxes FOR WEDDING CAKE,-Elegsn' boi"
Tor Wedding CAKE at s. per hundred plain Boxes - pa
hundred Gard Enyelops from 70 - per hsnar'a
Wedding Waters in great variety, Silver Cords, nc az.
EvERDELL's Engraving and Printing Establishment W
Broadway. Of Duanest first square above stewart
marble store vel TuThssln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

RIcHELIEU DfAAosD-PoISrED GOLD PESs.-rae anp'e'
cedenied popularity Of these Pens proves coneusve ''
they the best and cheapest Pens in use. y@ "a'
the genuine, 90 10 B. L. WATsos Co. IS WsA-st "'0
keep large stock Of Gold Pens Of every desenPn'H
reduced prices. Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

Ksoxs Rocky MOUNTAIN bEAyER.-'fhese hats posses
a gloss and bnhancy which weather TO dim, Dor
roug usage iamsh and they have aso body and dars
buy, that The corOdng tooth Of time hardly sfect
These qualities, combined with the hghtness e.
able him decidedly TO take the shine OF al bis con
petitors je!SS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
u In Democratic whig General Committee


Al meeting Of this Committee Il wss
Re-olred Trs CDrnrn'ftee appointed - ne go
Ing 10 make arrangement fr cal Of tr nks .' t
CIV ~ r. sDonl 70 the uurail ton made n{ Ho 'u-l
Convention ~ Wiiss lately held o; Plia9e I A-s ls
des mated "Wednesday nest ~ The time ~ =. >
C-urI Csrs ,'4e tkn, into consideration ~ cream
&c. H.. no scr viii have been received from the
nominees and thai cur Delegates have uot frior- Le
proceed nEs Of thai 1vrnnond9 ler-oy Ie ~ p i.o
mas r-eug 20 rally le nom nations m ide n ft e4'
pfna be instructed 10 pospIne s4 meeting uL4 -ucA ue
PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
n HANS, }vice.Chairsnen.
LOPHAR MlLLs.)
JosgPH X TAYLOR, ( s.o,....ie.
IOSEPH c. PlSCESEY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

sASos's sARsAPARiLLA-spdng Is once more win 10 .
verna freshness hs the air and man. well vegeAno,
feels the reyiviyng influence AZ the But spnaz
not Spring to the sick The poor bed-ddden marty 70 ''Vr
ula, or rheumatism, or liver disease or ndgcst on " ~
Que Of the legion OF malsde- which take their rec 80
stomach, aud make the VEINS their condnlis-whs "
Spring 10 hint What language : to the deaf snd o1ao :
ight to the blind. But think can tell the '1n7'
how 10 l bis system fo the enjoyment Of Spring Aeo.s
oi Sands Sarsapaa, that sha not Last the whole eas.
viii accomplish the work. and enable tie patent 10 'SAsr
his bed and walk before fiery July looks IN Al ' 'n~'
window.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, by A. D y
SANDS. Wholesale Dngg.ss, 100 Fulton. corner o. WIZ.
st. 10 broadway and n Est Broadway, New'fofA oSs
also by Druggists generally throughout The un.ed s's's~
Pucs q per boule, or w be0les for p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

DRowxED-A Young man named jerome o.
Council Cunitse highly respected aud esteemed by s
who knew him, went into Chouicain Pond yesterday
morning 20 battle and from some unknown cause wa
dF0wnod. II Louis (No) Republican, May p.
~ Mr. c. was only 70 years oi age. He was a
native Of toe town OF Galway Ireland and son OF the
ate Bryan Cunifs, ESQ ofthsi place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

FIRE IN PENgTENriARY.-TA Narslaaa Pen.
tcusiary was discovered - DC IN Games Saturds'
evening last mandatory Of mattresses connected
with the building having been set ON ire by the
sies, = us supposed II was fortunately qaenchsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

THg HARyEsT.-Accoauts from al sections OF
ne country continue 70 predict "a sbund harvest
the neighbogiBg counties OF Washington. FAyeite.
Westnore.and, Indiana, &c. are equally fortunate.
Pittsburgh Com. JouTnA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

4 WlSDFALL-Ir is stated that Rev. d.. Stone
Of this cty has recently inherited through his son BY
former wife. By the death OF an English gentleman
uani.d Morrison. an estate OF $4,000 The Doctor
and hi. family sailed Tor England Saturday last n
the Uni;fs SAFES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

CouroS C0rycrL.-Tle Board ol Aldermen
held meeting AZ their Council room last evening
President 7 yl0r IN the Char The minutes Of the
last meeting were read ani approved
P1uioz< Ceumzntecf,eny xc. rsferTs1 C Omu mica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

The National Ia.eH,geHcero OF yesterday contains
the general orders for the recall Of our troops from
Mexico. We have not space for the entire document
but the principal portbns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
~ Democratic Whir Young Mems General

JosgFH X TAYLOR, s.o,....ie.
JOSEPH c. PlNCKsEY,