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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23
Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PWLADFLrHTA. FEB. Z

l0rresgCl1euce n Inc 4flblhr.
PHLADFLrHIA, FEB. p. 1898.
A dreary day is our political Chri'imas-ihe
b1sv Of our co1uirys ssvior-the best 81 men, ".'-
fsr3 ss-s Instructions furnish - admraoe cnsI lI
tta suis,rce % our Statement. z they Wen o. Dug -o
- ba shoals and .hsllovs Of " Pfosressve Democracy
rs he ouicksards Of L0co-F isr1 however ecu 80
o nossess Calypso-hks influence on tne county
Would that the angel voice 81 " a'Nll go" o'-'-
advice "a Mentor. -, w.. o.. t..s.
Chress Museum this evening promise. % % iaI-1y -
tsr5eF Several speakers from abroad ere here -on-
fber Hon WashinEton Barov 81 Tennessee u M u.
eer.ph l. 10 oidef tonight you shall have digest OF ths
preceding . . 3D. ..,--,y ,v th.r
IN .et a. o. 90 = 87 Corn Meal held ~ - ~
"a tv4rs fsriug Jess Wheat firm a. - io -. sales
'a.l ls's Core 81 Do 90 51 Cotton, not much ozlne
I,ors foding Or Groceries firm bug quiet Mes = a
-l o sl0I2 Lard artive att; 90 p. WHISKY - cents
clover Seed 50 Is 90 - D.
st,-sscontnue up and stf with large sales
F,r,f Board and .fffcr-2N T. : b. . -'' ~ i5ln-
.- 80 II j lead. Is Do Penn So. l3f' M l.rnlt
f-s DO IS Morris. li.. I'D Ann inf. u; LOO - ~
,xn Oh. 81 Camden B< b.. 1000 Nav -, o' f.ti l
Ieiiab $3.50: ~ a. Mech Bk 5lts % brsId' ii.t -
SEQ aual 81. 4l Cop 81, 81 Manu- ai-cn ~ -
,seond Roara and .lffc-500 Treas Notes, iI ~ 1l.
ard hi: n Mschsuics ek 25i 30 Morris TT ~ fenn
Il - IS ehish. Isl. l70 " Cop CO - tfOlJ os
rs 90 $50 Penn 5s 10 200 L ; Bank = lo Farmers
Mechanics Bank. 80 d. 1000 schuykhl nav o. oa.
IA si0 Penn g. rs 80 Susg Canal, lt 90 DlfaId, ~ p.
. 81 Readiug 81 - high, q Us Merchants hs.
afsctursrs Baak. Pittsburgh, N. 1000 kesdins hohos
r ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

tn. yyhlys the Democrats the Native Amerean. were 70
bot convention to-day All inere ven p' ~. 80 -
a., Re,av Independent Of party. Gen. ISIo' No''- ~
.,srt indeps ndent u MI parties o. not at an
cen smith havinl naished there we're So 49,, "a
y webb and Hal" hut 10 Wa announces ms. r..
49,, -o,e 10 philadelphia and Mr. Hall was us,e
"a og KiSe however took the stand and read 'ne
goirsd That Committee q seven % aPpo.h,eph
. chsi- whose duty 10 shall be % call futufs pND'e
in- 80 tbsv .h,ll deem 10 advisable, and 20 cog
-csoenf generally With our Whig bteihrsn n ..' ,.
49, st.sss favorable 10 the nomination OF NaoNs' ''
rt. as .sopied and then Mr. X proeeetei 20 nAse
.,e remarks. but a. the audience Vas grsdutiy ~.
nln..hlng he soon came 90 close es 80 re neyt
80 We nave 10 IMPORT will be held on peasini'r even
he ana M q more t0lerabie place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

SrrBFafr CurHr->pcrial Term John J.. fsafrHcr
Iis N1tar &c. ~ No. lort Application ior an inilpc-
fesffainnr iho Cooperation tom permitting cfgan
owurrs boo F.ufrcuth to place court yards n ffoat oi
thci respective places oi Ietfonce. NJ Dwus man
house ant SOME iUf between Che b1~ry and Third
avenue Tho street was lat uut in Width ~ ino feet
street, iho sidewalks being u. frt each side. And tn
frei gateway On petition ui severed osuirs Che Cor
aon granted pcrufsDn. Throughout Che ulo Of tha
street. uu river o fiver tU aIfe6fo curb stones 40
male 1 feet siiceak each SIDE aud iOfeef cart
vaY aud s.fo o. occupy portion of thr sidewalk by TO-
n.srs theni with Ipn fairE. as count yards q J. 90
behalf u himself snd rNnf owners ufres The slf ui nc
Corporation o. o. change hr pen ~ he street and $40
tha inisnrtion spoken uf Argument WAS heard Nj
Lawrence arreafins un behalf 80 comp 'tnant. snd
~ ha'I, Counsel ~ thr Board, laf Ne Corporation.
trrtairs Cows. Before JUDGE NsntefrocI hafa.f
hiaf IA siaHi.H hIfiIl.f Nrit Sea two notes. iIa
rrrral defence in which that iho note belonged to
Tho Nt aHiefs-f sna Do eHut r,t sue open as h. bad
h-en ordered hy o Count of 'hartffF io fse nr OFT hs
rfnrsfr ta h.s raihpfif aw 800 obtained idf mont
assfnst him ra ihis t "as replied Chat che sut wsf
a Sos Do efu n.i 80 uV sufh dflrnfe
Verdict f.f rIs.nIlg $50 F.f a'unf NJ 81 sruif
n.. defendant Nss,.s rIuArey hafAe
,tu,rtt srtur pslefo Judge stlcns r,rii d pruf
.t 80 N.Iit. ts.tffT .f At 90 a.a tho riinsl "a
Iaiare- ~hish ives err 'rfstior iifsIunt com ths
$50 ~hish H uss siven NpifIsi hf defendants Dol
risi~HF Nf psitsf i'f ds'srisnf. AZ saHdsff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

LIFE OF joins RANDOLPH John Randolph
coorei servant the plantation OF the famous Ran
doph Of Roanoke ard long IN his service but among me
four hundred e free by his viii. propose 90 publish Ine
Private Life Of John Randolph, including letter. poetry
Anecdotes sc. &c. Many eminent men VINO Ane" the
subject and The authof have warmly aided me en-
terprse The book cannot fall to be worth the dollar
asked Tor IT, The author now soliciting subscribers 10
snr civ, N.mesmay be left for him at Burgess sirnger
& COS cor. Broadway and Annst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23
Mh,s T.,,ori.m An >o,th Carolina.

At late meeting Of the Wing voters d Ro0an
Co ~ c. to choose Delegates u the Wing State
Convention, the following resolution va s6opisd
R,,o!sed Ths, while sesofe % Gee Iscasfr TsJlr
IN, mesd Of hikh Qa.lifi-- soia-r sn1 est.se
while we declare thar ~ - ,. or hf" ttte -
.ouod on the several Leading trsits 81 - VIZ ,f1
We protest rssclotsJ ss.nsi - stsrtt
,nrh .-~m. 70 h. 10 prou.ss "a Ssfts ~ -
tr, 10 force Gen Tsylof forward - ~ !" - sea -
without Question or snsSe5 sTors ~ sff sfScr a -
his op3niops and without ffe psca psf1 $40 - - -
sorssn snt Of nomination - Rams t,tf.t,i,'
Thu. uothin, could more folly rsslzs -, So -
partisan devotion than seeh corfss AS 80. =
eogins - tie spirs ana naoiss hsrsosrs mar 49,
by th. Mhiss of the Unior
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nueiueoe Ncucee

ar- $3.50 .aH fHls nAN Usss ss,siu'sosrt in
'r-ths, rs' ei ,hi' rsrsfl Ne have before 10 rsn
rh.' '','rs ihs rsiitulss s these sras Fhrv appear
~ rr''ss' rsiN'sii, al its s tssisha. health. rnIs
rs's, H-'ts' rsassrrs0e's ei s'l eifihy ,a usiAei
t- tr fr fh.sa vhs sts i.srrus of ssssuHfs i-,ois
ta ir,,'- H-s e. sN ,s evils 81 sist sselses ~ ,uf
~rr-Nr .ra svra,i.f ir rs,3e.ters sirsla iesa hi'
r.-.rhla, arf aii.ea ih. sala fia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

THE OLD SUPREME Court. &c-The Coustiiu'
tonal State Convention said they had made ample
provision for the attainment Of speedy Justice by
trebing the number Of Judges at fair salaries and
sanctionine Arbitration Courts II required. The
Chancellor said he could clear his calendar IN
very short time we think he said 90 days and
the old Supreme Court Judges had no new cases
10 try. 1t will be TWENTY MONTHS next july SINCE
the people adopted the new Consultation reform
in the wretched PRACTICE Of the Courts moves NM
seen as yet and coiifcaon looks as II II had been
mt in charge Of Chancellor Wslworth as dry
nurse. An attempt has been made 10 keep the Old
supreme Court end old Chsncery Court another
wear in existence. bat the Wing House OF Assem-
Div have very properly ordered them both to be
swept ont Of existence next July, az me C0a"hn-
ton risely prsscr.Jes. If the new Court OF AP.
meals cannot DO the business 1t wss created totrans
act and We DO not think it cam the true remedy
will be . propose an amendment 10 that section o
the Constitution which has established IT, 10 As
sembly. and not to prolong system which the
State has repudIated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

ROUND. Hull WATFR.CCRf kFrRTAT- The
advertisement Of this institution In our columns Today
precudes any necessity for farther description a. oa
bands. The location al admirable one' half mile only
Cns.esd Of mile an. hail, IS We stated 10 our former
notice. from the village OF northampton. Mi's accessible
ty Railroad from New-iork, Boston or Albany 10 eight
or nine hours ant from Hartford 10 Two or three hours
The Connecticut River valley is one OF the riches yet
boriered by Inspiring mountain scenery while rs nhab-
ants are among TIE most intelligent. moral and worthy
hat can be found the globe THIS Retreat viii be
priced alike ~ the 1vlud aud Tie tourist as soon a. '
rare attractions snl Advantages shan become generally
Known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

..,.>,-, ~ a,a s-ssss Ns.-srs OF p. No. - y
49, ~, & Is VISA q Ia Hon c h"A's' % ".''
~ 49,. Ea.s- 81 81 .uss Nee 7 , c'-FSS'' '''
-. - - 49, teeaaeas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

~ The AibqHy Daily ErPress is al enterPris-
py penny psper which enjoys very large local cifeua-
ton aud presents TO NewYork mer hanis cheap ana a.
yautsgous Advertising medium which they would DO well
70 patrorze Isterms are graduated he most liberal
soafa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

80 tfsis tlsias t tav th- AaafisaH MHf1HIH Wlih
s-~s~s .uf.ftsi-.arfs fH fh4 'atutp f'' tnh affef
-v4 e-.~,~s ftsi -|sssrs Va HiaiusIY " e. Do
III trv. o.. lsr -rf sreri~a arH he attentive
-,fta--. vuh 3D. rrivass eeH"'-Hf siirns ~ thTse
~t- h.t- .aa- if rls~s h4sr-s trvfi itsi fshlY
rsfs So f-is s~- rrf-rss fi .ritii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23
ToyIor ueetIng In philadelphia Accident nj n
Launch.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22-ll r NJ.
The Taylor Meeting held in the saloon OF the
Chinese Museum this evening was largely attend
ed. The speakers were Josiah Randall and " ASH
ineton Barrow. An address and resolutions were
adopted At every mention OF Clay nsme al en'
thusiasrn. deepfet and rrepressible, displayed IT,
self Your Committee TO solicit visit from MI
Clay arrived safely in this city. and have al pre-
sent gone TO see Mayor Swift
At the launch OF the steamship Isabel the staging
fell. killing two and woanding ten persons There
was an immense concourse present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

r. THE DAY Boog,' by d. F BAcoN, IS one
Of the neatest tle papers read, and full Of spie'
II publishes the arrivals al the Hotels, Is rather wing
though independent, is Issued Just sfor noon, and costs
l1, AGENT 0Ofics 81 wal-s,J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

POUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. p, lois
A Tavl0r Mass Meeting for Duchess County was
called 10 assemble in this village today, being the
anniversary Of Washington's Birth The meet
ing was duly organized and, after deliberation and
oopsulta,ion. resulted in the nomination OF HESkY
CLAY HuzZai =. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

EY- The Clay wings d New Drsrsshs. = .
parsook Of supper at the City Hot> IN ias' RI
yesterday. The Wing fres born brightly IN Hsr
Jersey for HARRY CtAr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

TuE MODFL ARTsTKs.--All exhibitions OF this
character have been prohibited n Baltimore by an ord-
nance n me CRY Council d. Colyer also prevented
from exhibiting hls company ON his arrival At Richmond
bu, on secoui application tho mayor gave reluctant
nermItsion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

r yosrPH S. CASor is tke Temperance r
Anti. License candidate fr MAG n ssjsm Mas
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Important from Central Af"sri's 'sDfsrs 81
san liam bF the Hsfifs- b'srs 81 A.
oernfIon 10 fhs nifsS sfsfss,

san hmm bT TNF F9FI'Fa UsFV' ~ :" =
psrnfon 10 fhs isifsS States
b ne sriys. n tas tfig hset0 ~ /s.sr r'yi
Hoss,t. s,ri,s1 yss,srss7 i'''1 sst fsst Genre
Amsr.es us asys nsps fsse msi 't'ss''y " -
1stb at
4 .sot nns bsfrs v.s RI /s.1s ssi.sf ''.s
e...i.s ,sses,s IL ,,ossss,en Nn.s ~, A. ss lfsh
nsrs axe. .-tsasfs ~ tsrisf b. H'''sf' 80
p.s ~ pss ssssr ,.sssssi9t n ~ % t''ys'
s e.f,.st ssssr f,igs'e Re- s'iysf s,,ts'frtff'g
e, .ss gss. csye pss rfr'es1 ~ 'te '''fr
rssn<sy ~ NJ Frgs,e 1.s' - 81 vtsf - fsf'r
- .<-s<s,sl : ~, fs,sag - "a ~ % re a.
Nsysftu~tf
Cste fe.>s,fs v.s tss,sr ~ fs3s'tfas f''Tf
ftsf 1.,srtfAstf y. - tfsst $500 fesf'Hc -
- ssssrsi ~ ,ais s<ss.-rs
~ fs>sss- ts-,'.. s>ssts - lts,N-T tf''. 80,
re ris sT,e "a sra. ..Y3 - ~ srs.'.- y
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

CtAYm ViraisA Tho Wings oi Loudon Go
Vifpina. ua strongest Why County Do iho state.
and grpi hf 900 msioriiy at Presidential el0'
t0ons held meeting nn tho itl insi nnd adopted
resolutions expressing their feelings against tho
usf desiring none OF tho MHsi'an Territory and
npna ~ har people agreeing 10 tho cordial s1r
,..f, oi iha NOMINEES 81 tho Philadelphia National
Convention sni declaring iirHrf 'fAr =" 700 no
,idsdly snd ana1aiv,aaliy tho hfs' 'h',i'" OF tho
fns,,ist lrspfass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

TssFs bars sscy FEu.sEfgzf. ~ -. ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23
wAsHIseros. FEB. III N.
nsa,b. in the Army-The Treaty.

wAsHrSsToS, FEB Pile 4 N.
MAJ Edward Webster and Capt. Barclay have
died in Mexico The Treaty signed by Inst ana
three Mexican commissioners has arrived, and VIII
be sent 10 the Senate. The report that l2,OOO men
are 20 be retained in Mexico by our Government
TO protect Mexican authorities is am informed
not the iact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

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Aai.r ih. a--sais.., 90 'he sis lsEl"' "-r'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

Mr Flown Il wna stated loo paragraph OF
Court intelligence lately that NJ Flower Of iemp'ioa'
D. whose viii. bed slope1 With one iieusi'. hal forgiven
anil isten hsf back THE afo asrHred ' not Tho acl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23
By Telegraph to The Neto- York Tribune.
Adjournment of both House--Criticsi state OF
Mr. Adams-His Death near nj hand.

Mr. Adams-His Death near nj hann.
WAsHISeToN, FEB. ~, lsis.
Both Houses met this morning at o'clock but
in consequence Of the continued Illness OF Mr. AD'
ANS they adjourned Immediately
Interest in the fate Of this venerable man con
tinues upabsted. hi. wife ia completely exhausted
from the excitement and anguish Of mind.
His family have returned home. Several mem
hs-. from Massachusetts and elsewhere are con
stantly in attendance. Mr.. Adams has been sinking
rapidly since o'clock this morning. His breath 10
shortening, his eyes are closed and he has been
.neeohe.s since last evening it doubtful whether
he will survive the day. Many distinguished
friend. are around him.
wAsHrSeTos. FEB. III P. NJ
There IL no change in Mr.. Adams. The ply
scians say that he may live tu midnight but not
longer It's thought the Birth-night Bal will con
sequen,ly be postponed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

GENERAL SESSION. IutsdGY-James Dewey
va. placed on trial to-day an Indictment Tor assia.
Henry shehurst aud r0bbrg him Of SD on the ~ y
Dcccmberlast Tho Jury found the accused guilty o. fos
berv In the second degree and the Court sentenced hin
the STATE Prison for yeAfs.-..A boy namel 1Do
Cram well then tried ior entering tho dwelling hs.
OF james d. strong. l0s Allen st. on he nigh! OF ihe '
October last with Intent o steal The Jury iouh' te -
cu.ef guilty. anf the Court sent him 30 the hous
Refuge. a colorcd sirl named Mary Jane Nc, ansay
then sat her trial of having 0n ne st OF ft11s
1851 sci Ore % the house ~ william Coursen, DO Niney
Thirds between ihe Fourth ans fifh avenues ihs e
has NOT been concluded when tho Court Adjourned
Tho Grand Jury came Boo ana made me prtseninus,
which may te found on the outside 81 his mofnis ,
Tibuns and discharged with The hafks Of iheCoe'
iar the able manner n which they bad discharges me-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

INQUEsrs Coroner Walters held an inquest o.
the bodv Of Thomas Sweeney aged 30 years naive Of
Ireland who came 10 bis death By falling down nghi o.
stairs AZ his boarding house. No. u stone-s on M9noal
night-yerdct accordingly Also, 20 the sixth Wsra
station House, on the body of Thomas Mehsn, nS's
of Ireland aged 50 years who found yesterday morn
Ing In the water az Pecksp with one end Of rope as
tened around his BODY and the other The seps sstns
20 the small boaisVerdct death BY suicide b. dro"nt
himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

CAPrAIN THONPsoS-A correspondent Of ne
Frpreu says that son sunday morning the captain o.
cebraed steam packet which plies from ibis port 20 Lt'
ernool was seen 40 the head 81 group o. uriy-hye 1
ors Of his crew. walking along Souhst. ard enterns We
Floating Church of Saviour, whore they listened y
an interesting discourse from the chaplain Amer d'ne
service every OF them presented win elson'
book 10 read IN his leisure hours The next voyage
No doubt can be entertained that Captain Thompson o.
the Sarah sands Is the captain alluded TO- We may asa
that this not the only ostance Of pfae~orthy ana 10
bic conduct on that genteman's part. lCommere'A-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

We have received the following letter from the
Irish Provisional Committee in New York, and
gladly comply with the request to publish the ac-
companying address and statement.
PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE Rooms,
New York July 22l, lS48.
Editors Of the CreSceAt-Gentlemen; We beg leave TO
lncOse 10 you herewith copy of address issued by the
Executive Council of the Provisional Committee for Ireland
in this city and presumng disposition to promote
the cause Of Human Freedom every where, take the
liberty OF asking you to publish the address and accompany
Ing statement in your valuable journal.
We are, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
CHARLES p. DAILY,
john Il. DEVELIN,
Snrrefnres Of the (nlnLnttee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

NAvAL.-Fhe L. S. ship Fredonia. Lieut. Com
mandant f A. Neville, from Vera Cruz, ria PEN
sacola, ID days from the latter place, anchored in
Hampton Roads on the 22d inst Officers and crew
all well. The Fredonia had on board the U. S.
Marine Battalion, under command of Major John
IiaIrls,) who were, during the recent war with
Mexico, attached to the army of Gen. Scott, and
served with distinction in the battles of the Valley
Of Mexico. They number officers and $50 men,
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A, Gallon i.a,d on the Igh uIl Mr. GEoR ANDERSON
Of ThibOlauX. ....-,,.. 81,
In the Parish West Ffiria1, he 2iL ul HEM, ''' 81
Of Robert II. Co. Ter, aged years.
AL the resllan If his relatives sae Of LIMOS e" wee rs
since CHARLES g. HAWTHORN printer, 10 resident Oh T.
Francisyle...." Mr.. Hawthorne, says he 81
weeks visit his IN 'hls 10 lt'22
we are informed that he days after his arVal r
M H. was long press this section O. cg n
and stood tar AZ an editor i W |
capacity considerable during ms sauf 90 I
He twice responded call OF his when troops
required Florida afterwards Mezlc IN war IN , 7t B
Of Isl6. badly wounded at the battle OF the -
In The Florida war. He ready step aTd m the drs
Of his country. BY immediate Acquaintance he VIII long -
his manesand nay ms emory e ever z
I'M racnLac of his Len-a ID L0-l.Lan1
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% The New York correspondent of the Union
says: 81 Two of the steamships for George Lewis 5
line between New York and ChagrGs, touching at
Charleston, Havana, and New Orleans, are so
nearly ready that they will he launched in August
They are both of the very first class-as staunch
and swift as the best material and model can make
them. One is $500, the other 200 tons burden. -
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LCorrespondence of the Baltimore SUM-

[Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON. June %, 1913
General IdYi0r'S Letters IN The Dead Letter Office.
The Postmaster General, this morning, received a
letter from the Postmaster at Baton Rouge, dated
July 8, 1913, which says:
In the quarterly fiOm this office for the quarter
enuhE 0h June (SIS,) there bundles of refused
GEiitsis. me majority of them for General H. Taylor.
postage has amOunted to much of late that
ne mas eeh constrained TO refuse many Of the less important
comm that come to him. The letters in question
Were hasIg examined as he did expect them be sent
on under tee ohts lie finds that some of them
servant, GEoREE a Pr " :, y
On examining the packages returned, the letters
We're all found in due order Forrv-eigbt Of tbem
addressed TO General Taylor, from almost everv
State in the Union, had been rendered n hin, by,
the Postmaster, and refused seven of tbess
were postmarked Philadelphia, and four from RaIti-
more, and the dates of the postmarks leave M
doubt but the letter of Governor Morehead inform.
ing General Taylor Of his nomination for the Prasi
dency, is among the number. The letters for cen
Taylor have all been selected, carefully repacked
and returned by this afternoons mail, to Baton
Rouge, by John Marion, third assistant Postmaster
General The postmarks at Philadelphia for June
are 1, I, 3, and 10. Baltimore. June 10 and r.
Refused letters are by regulation returned at the end
uie quarter during which they rejected.
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HIsToRY OF THE FLORIDA WAR, BY JOHN T.
SPRAGUE.-This is a work that should be in every
library. The history of our country should be IA
mliar to every citizen and the work bearing the
above title will be found at once useful instructive
and amusing. Ii is embellished with maps and
number of engravngs, and is an elaborate history
of the origin and progress of our war with the
forest-children of Florida.
The History of the Florida War can be had at
the store of J. B. Steel, on Camp street.