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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10
sONNEf ~ sPRINO

" = TOW the season whss the earth efspucss
from siEmt-r, - shsIhef ssfsFs child,
ssad0~ihz iis ere a ith green ana golden Wigs,
Asd the bright san, which down a earth It's Eali1
Aat mstOv rsoisnes like CORY 4 nss,
Dlsgense has every trsos VI Winter Wild
Hos each saesssdirg day fresh beauty BRING
Ana hSsry Time sssus ones again 9 chid!
kysu ~ does GouRAUD's AsdicAtsd Soap
k-etofs 10 ase the bygoue days OF Joeth, La.
bodins oil pimpes ffecklss. tan, and oioten e0p''
Aud leave the ska 80 Undecided - unin- ..i.e
CyDr OOUsAUDs only depot IN this city iot lhs'e,in
bs tBcompkfsos Italian Msicsted soap io' p-.' a.
the hum2l sKin from tan pmplss frsckiss saaoo,
lheam, worms la the skin. ana 0thef cGtsnes III
sad dscel0raton. Poadro Sahtls, for 81
6s0es hair frcsn uppsr lips bfows, srus sea etes.
Oi he frame: Liald Rouge Tor impsrsiss 70 u =, e
and % ulBsaihseIt rose las hue Udse,sn az .ot
sting ina h4is brown or BLACK, 70 a. cf "hAsi
from Broadway. Remember his.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10
MIcMeAs.-Ths WsshieaaI WRis, late Niehi-
gan STATE Journal, Ann Arbor, has Just taken It's
nosition with rag ard To the Presidency

ave are entirely AMI decidedly favor Of the mont
nation o. HsNkY CLAY, the great SatesUAn and PAfne
Of tho West rherc 10 tss IN the sarirs Of
also in tns Of ss0us which II checked
I'D i-ads 70 destruction. few Admuistta ious
lac the present. aud that hood would be Pssl checking
For tAs reason arc one csocioSte fog tha
Presidency whose paifi0tisn stern intesritys ~ls-0
sA~saeshp have been tisd Ia the balance sn1 nef
f1ssa ~.oties such a oas is Henry Clay. MeVsntore
the assertion wlJh all the Of Nis sna bAs-
slandtrer. with all the nisepresentAton OF stuefss
% esmAtoxaes thee I. la TINS nation ~h0 holds
Eesser share la The affections OF the people, DO sn "a
wh'ss so,sy aad patriotism The nstion hss u'ore e1at
oence For these decidedly Ia favor OF his
poninaIion, ~ oar 6gst choice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

~ AucrioN Norics Wee Labor" Barbados 5ssr
GERARD Bgrrs CO. will sell on Friday, i2th iust ST.
o'clock. Do fonf Il thsir s.iie,
Free Labor susH-J5 hhdB " Free Labor Bsfbasss
8 BE.r.-ll tisrsss do DO % 90 nov aAdhg
~ INPRovsD MAGNETIC MACHINES with hsua
pp. 400 siyisg full issruetoDs Tor their fnces<
sl,suds SIS. h II. SHERWOOD, BID.
myle WPks' lo2 Chambers.
~ 10 the Carpet Inns tho very opportunity 10 pa
chase elegant patterns s modsrsse rates Is offered BY
w. n GuIoS, whose card will b found Ia snohsr parts
our paper.
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From New GrauR dn.

We are In receipt of fall flies Of Bogots and
Santa Marta papers to March - bat nnd ia saem No
news Of importance. Tbs Message Of President Nos
guerra published. 1t says the country is In ihriviHs
state. However. the Pfesdons anticipates deficit OF
s22sas2 IS in the for the ye hut hopss
II will be nsds mp by Ia the SmSuHt OF duties
COLLECTED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

DLArH-rhe wife Of Hon. b. l.. Clarke
member 4 Co1sre for tais s'.ts, ai-d Ia simpson
Cssaty TnufsdaJ lass Hr q. lsfs Washirstoa
soon AZ Le hssd q hcr rsss 5lL I'D r.seh h1ms
1861 The day sf-sf her death fagsYilie Eagle, f.h.
ASOTHER CASDIDATE-A correspondent Vt the
Ri-gsnd Lr1aiseT, in a. Adcress o. me Members Of
the Dsmccratc National Convention" recommends Gen.
Beal. {. Howard VI AaIyLA nd for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

PoLIcE.-Hugh Mu.hsu was brought before jus
tee 6sisoa ysssrssy charge Of attempting % sou
nil raps gg0h Bridget Casey Tue accused Wa Tot =
s9rni,sd for tisl 10 sskt Cour. Of OYER sLa LsA
nsr....Wil i4m Pla1, a ne euploy N asssft "lli
mars, Armstrong son ~ ms styi Nti DsasnI D.e-o
Jrsts Gsrsoa % charge of false prslehcss ~ bsvic
sarshntsa 4 0ertsla msesEe o. Alexander blftbsek D.
son Of hs city stating thsi he belonged 70 me Amerc
Cato P.rchs Con oany aud stat tho CsN Pany voas b
rssgonsbIs f5r Ths accused wa hsd y ball In tse
faua Ct s3as...A German rausd hnH Jclrloa Sas 1o-
s-ty beaten Jeftsrday b. CHARLES Tsoapson, saTkesF
sr ssar the Hamilton fsfrf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

Bosros SPECIAL ELkcTioS-Ats Special Flee
tlon in the City Of Boston for an Alderman IN
place Of Mr.. Head, resigned, Deacon MosEs GRANT,
the eminent aud determined advocate Of Temp
erancs, was elected as follows Grant, l,575
Adams, (Loco,l 1921 Scattering, 100 AsioTity
for Grant 1873
WILLIAM PALTRrY (Whig) was elected to the
Common Council in Ward one, by nearly unsni-
NOUS vote, having received 1873 out OF 40 votes.
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NETWORK TRIRUNE.
wEpNEspAY M0aNlNe. ~ 10

~ Il cro~l u ois- s-ie7'' y ON -i yeie
dav 2, scsasxi- 90, o. sols Po-roy OF ne Biou
Pot Oa. va ras e GovrraA-ai EIpfs from Boston " us
C,y. and M-ssr, Hafss-s q Co Tor ssreisa papers
- ~ a,-v-s NJ acGrs,or Of lie hossAoue l@f'.1
ior ..r, eo,-.oi ta- Af,.qr n.,@rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

sgpsslss CsuRr-Hs,. n. ~. -, 1874 l5i, t46 IA
10 ls2 49, ies h. y g. 81 81 6s g. 10 ls5 ILL., ~.
ia ia rs 10 l70, 49, 49, 49, ia ss 100 1872 yl
1885, ss w. lJs zee 49, g. l6l 1855 10, - Is, IA rs.
l4s o. 2.s 2 5, DO, z57, 2ot, %. Els.
CoHnoS PLEAs-Nss q, 90 A. rs, g. 90, 3D. lol, lo2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

TEkkishk kxPLosloS AT PEEKsKlLL-Oa Sat
urasS nsot ast soost 40 o'eioek swakensc BY
terrible eoise, which, fen the iadoAans Of shower
che souo-~es suppose - ~ shunder ID appearo-
strange there s0oad Be 10 rsa thd. .,
yet &C thought no more ott uut tho uss m1rnrs
whea our si1enoa ga eifeeiec to 4 BY iuqaries l.
the probable q ths explosion Fron ts f.t al
tns nearly al TIE sections IT ne n. ro.s
10. mile. aoax this vicinity asrse ~, 80
vail DfossOG that Gre h.d Get 10 So. ~
the powder 0sloafng 20 the coasctocs such
proves 20 tsc shsnty co1ttniag Ao0as ssss
o. powder oa ths Thiftytscoo sscfi1n, a00ui b.
os West Point hrso a believed By ineeue
and the whole buioiag and several others u
blown 10 st3ms.
We have sess 8 gentleman whs visited ths spnt
III. next day HS says presented frishu1l pc
tase- Ons nsa Mr. ; ephsa 5.uisoa ~as khiei 'ot''
ht were s5rioosf nJiisc II l.
believed, bsyoad the hose Of recovery aud uan more
were IA respseis hort E~o horscs, 0ae o. snd A
COZ sil-a ths D.asku-ss OF nsrko--s sss uppn
every jc' Sld foo tb7 stu-fal ~ rfane-
OF the mster4s 1so.g ssarrs that we've "a "A
dosn. iuiormsat ~ smosf f Gle thsf Spy
person in Thea. should have escaped ~l,h hs ne
lPeoksk.li paper.
T Gen. GAINES and lady arrived =. New
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Subscribers received to semi Weekly rribus.

e. "a B. fore ~ that tearffll c estiCn ~ ~
solving Views al The Museum. YET w. w8ut o-ce 1..
efr1snd thsr a. al exhibition worthy 40 Asius v,,t
hyt e. srs sis0 ihs Wax Ssdptarai sod Ten p-rsa,,
Stsi1sly Gart Btbg, ans tl- entire coc,tion ~ ANA
tiss Performance 81 sud quarsr b-i.fe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10
lInrsets....sALILAsRs. ~ 3.

Ths-s is no charge Of moment o. Ia auy Artsa q pro-
dse,. FLauR Is held very arR, With moderate sales
FEovlIoys-rork ana Beef are seIiEg 70 the trade 81
hn sri.es LAID IS shs'e lower. sVsAA' are meser-
sts-v active. Es change in WHBET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

DEArHs AsB IsTEksIsTs for the week ending
Mayo sales 10 females, lt adults p ehtdrea, D.
Totsl ST. Ofunsm were from Nsu York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10
Nsw-Yorh state Vigilance Committee.


This body held & meeting 81 Zion Church, corner
o. Leonard ana Ctureh s last evening. Ia the asssr 60
ofte Freshest ISAAC T. HoFf, Chair was taken BY
R5v. 8. J5IsLN
Ils 5scety. slch is composed mostly O. s91Ie4 sso-
pc, Insulated expressly lor ihs management n tha
Underground ras4s sBd 10 asse ~ tie rssns, keep ia
Business esnst.l. activity Il emPlsya an agent. Whoss
wsee uEe q sees led IN collecting aoniss providing ior
agtvs slaves wAsa snoag us, anS in for"arsins hem
q places Of sA-iy sna a. al possible wsys promoting hs
asrsss O. ne society. According TO The roper; q iAs
read Al tie asetnk lst sat- s1es Oeieesf last M
soeey have Afforded al Ice flsivss whom ihsy have
s-nt 50 valas, places q safety. mo.ly IN The Ustsa
-ifi-s W COP sHFle paragraph
VALE cauro. %. +-rior- ths snf9rtssate ttu- -
r- recent rep pc 70 osan tl-r rE-1 o. tie part Of
arss pof5s of cur brethren I'D SISTERS - Nona 90 3e
dite9efsass. Our rails have DO 1-'- tsfsu .p-.eif
r7rfs M fosf aerc e4rls-tlg a-flff'nf lNf tnAf'
t-f-a ulnir licking ga kat fe1cra-f 'rfl1sl tss
en- fri NJ tnnftcn o. tlslr uEy ro Old ff.t rffi7e-
D. ~ ln N1w-l ore where thaf pffisis'i'
~iii uo1 pEobisly isil9~ iasm-
lle needing Wa arst addressed By M BE9Ws' -
i've slave. Ia speech which iore5is threusteai 40
onea rose % tcrl1g s.eglsrse. Rev. III. GA1sEri o.
'Fed "a au address hardly isss Elective. We venture
20 iy That aea- sreeaas ihla these TO rs1e made o.
-~ any 81 TIE aiay meetings which iosk P!.s' yesicr
Cas-.
~ Oar Reports of 40 Arne.iesn snd FoIesn Anil
sa'sy r-iy. ne F.rs.sa E,al. siesl e-ey Ft ihe
i-ih E.F-- CA Aes- 3, enlisted itls ulonlas fr
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By Telegraph TO The Ns'o- York Tribune
p,,Iroad Accidents,

BALriAokE, bay ,.
A.n.ii b,y vas oserraa by tse rai''aa 'o-aay
., i, was crossing Pratist and h''fsly cut I'd
PWLADsLFHiA. sayS
Tho Reading railroad passenger irsin' i-i' after
80, ,rb.a rear Reading ran over three children
Iiui,r ore. ard severely irjaTiog another who Is
no, expected to recover The third escaped M
bart They we're ,hs children Of Ar. Yousg
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Binsh.ytoa !

CRY .ab.srts. .. as'at-s ts l.f. 49, b., ~,
she's .ss.-f st..a money ., r-,s rsi .u assaas.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARrER CosyEETIoy. Convention held a
msstsg last svsnag isa took - FOR sSEsdsrson Tile
Sd Of the revised Charter and ssgSfsa dufHg hs
~hsls sysalng IN ssuectrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

LiTE ISsURANC4.-Fr0n the exPsssIlo1s VI tne
d'ns. q 10 M7tlai Bs1ssl Life nsur.nss Oaes ~h 60
has ass comp sts- be- thlrd year sd which gabsh
% day. he pubs 1ds, q tae grsai uaiiy o. Life
Iasuralcs general AID ile success in Partsuar |aish
.s -des the operations OF this Con The Losses
pad hlys rendered many f..les comfortable lss TIE
Dirsssols have lsIrusd wLs rsas ohsrwle hsvs been
enrey dssttets -ss Dependent sPss hndrsd or ias
f.st more repsy every person insured of me pea
eisrs "a y0r thls bensvolsai lnst1tfca =
ssa g. it not ea oaalJ gp9n al who have isnies 10
psa<sHt pea tas1 sad ~h0 hsVs sssscssa 70 pfssdo
hsa.svss VIII afursnc- . do - 81 oHs mat nose Ay
ovs LAY have ssrsliiag % e-a uoa ~sa ne n-'o as
"a Is hsrs arm -hc len a. isik ger as htad
rrscIps - slrfisd ty hs once, or-rt 10 % ~, %
tsf.r.t-d q t- gba1s sondoa o. tb5ss Gov cspcrd
a. aslu nru prst means r. ttirf certain. l .
-r~f fl.asaIs she rffl4f1 81 f1 of criinafJ atg "a
Ia ssvaatsgs Of liza lEsafaree IS not mercy pscga
A. frr thefs ne fcsrc 1f fsrifn g-th5
80 L. =. isl-r - tas kHo1ledss tnzt tAsfs Dc
sast IA bssl o. Sarlngf BsAsl ard u is I-ksn
sz6lrn as8 dsng-leuaJ M ar sscs 81 Tie fsss of hI
vse a. go ecss thkr BIS lie is Ala sst a.spa "A o.
b, t,.f tr tta boar ~ r1lra mental szaly sad ansI-
srv ihs1 Lha aleriss 10 vsrta t1lt hs rs ala
porn fhs -guzt-r ~ ne rsnrsuc- ces VII aEy p-rssn
ftr ff4frd ssy rsrrs.s slE- rs lie 10 llsarsa N8
he = tel yea l tls DIR Of even uen % family
LIE -in prespsstve regard - thst insyitbls
hou~ ana q be vii sass behise hs vii enloin t
ueon even su1h pence. e-y from Eaen there
rstes 70 eopfcplsts1 part Of als yearly
sarrinfl tls purchlle Of ~ peace s1d comfort which
be 10 thsn enjoying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

TIE arrivals Of FLOUR by ihs Canal -'' 50 tr non'al
Tao o.rsst f1- Fsar shows NJ ohtnse "HEAr-A 10
Of so0 bushels vas on iss nakea. fsr Ws'h 81 90 was
.sed slas,f 7co 500 sasasI Of RE were reported at
- cents O.rs- sales Of 2.c0s bushels A. az cents.
re,rs VA no change 10 other articles
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Nav sod splendid


w Also, Wedding Cards, elegantly engraved, Eas.
op, Wedding Waters, Silver Cords, At J. EvCsDrLli
sO7 Broadway Dusns-st fret squas above se~sni
mar hla atore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10
FeaiaIe Moral Reform aad Guardian Society
M. l,,-tnenth .nnirn.aarr ~ thLa SncieaH v {

The l0dueentn anniversary ul Luh opllcsg "eA
hsl last evsnsg ~ tie Baptist Chareh In sisi1ss fhs
exercises were ogssed vita prayer BY Raw Mr. BEoWs Of
Trey rae following IS asstrses % the annual report:
Ths limitation known 40 the Howe Of Industry and
u me rfhs Fd~ndets" has grown lssiinaisy ou. n
Abe las,ra Of ibis AffecstOa. Dur he plst year
house hes been opsnei u nporarY hls flr
ropssiabif sdaiff srskiuE smplJnel sAi f"a.''' ea
Ssn sssr orphan h4 ofpnAas Or Ao44d mes ~ ttcf
psrcns numnsr u applicant rseei go iiom JAZZ
10 ~ ten m9uts inessvs has been TO 81 tNs hs
Der SIS have si1s aHd I'll children More haa "a
Of the stlef have been places 10 ChrsAn iamiss y
sdspoa oth-r~s- The average nufs0sf a. We lnsI
tUdoa has varied from Sd % I5
Oaa htndrcd and uirstyssvea boxes, harres Se soa-
,aia0s various ltsfa srssi of elohsf provision bed
duFks have been received. Ase nu1srous liberal ess-
trseuons toward the building ilnd, 'aryfs iiom s'v
H. wso. amount Of fuee. contributed ,l-ard the
o. pufs 20 Msy T. l8ig siIOl - Received ohs Tis-
tsan by donstous Si3i 81 t3ee Ifea'urers nepst "
Reference C1mm stss. yard tbs purchase - bsdlns
7.s 6e asd tshsfiaE The surrsnt sxPenis'. .eaFIo
1sa1 535 tosard hf er-ctsn q The buclng row c'hJ
a haaa subset 70 the crisr ofthe Building Committee
Io ristA hs sdhce projected sne meet Ne safrcn
d,smsd F0r ths g. lection " ibis ssh, ~ mansssn
ely soa ll- continued "a Of sonetysst pu3"s,
s0rHer stous 81 tsr iustiiui sn va ai4 sAJ p 90 ~
the FroHnd purchased 1nirleenthst between fcufth
sId FIN avsusss Ia he once aud hegftsf DsPatl
ihs-s have been ~ applicants Tor homes sHd
employment
he meeting was Thea ADDRESSED BY Rev. Nj rArTeS
Hartford @. Re said that he had derived much nior-
nation in regard q the condition q society End the isp
tstoHs sui trials which unfortunate females we're *
p1ed. from psr1ss q ths WORKS q Eugene Sue whose
vrulg ih0agh he cla,e 70, recommend tAsis hilfc N
late sIcuauer Gmo1f sbe youg 6, h reverhecai tee-
cl "a liable a. gvng sOle vavs " ne faferfs ai pie
vslsls o. ~hcs tha uafoltzHas classes we're sAp'es'
Tie sfesaeI auscd 20 tle condition 81 sr.-fiuniis is
maessf thsr sssuute ceudilisn-tser vaiR tngrie ~
eotsl veiheoa by the nte> e. ans of tner iempauors
Or s- he recommended seitsr reafusa q the 4hiert
ua.e
Tae nsstagwas then addressed By Rsv. Dir. SRESoEs,
u R..Ir- L.. IND. Nj. sLate-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

THE PLUME NATIOSAL DAGUERRIAN GALLERr
"a ths ~ 0f Broadway ard Murrayst Vo axe
Dlasar8 r recommending % The Tu1c - place who're
s1s ear 5e 1a CT sslnx tls llsl speme1 OF ire
Duerr1oiyre ar TIE eject that . gwen ile gc.Gfs BY
ne Improvements, A. vel IS is e.maDs1sg renders
j. Gle q lie ulos. valuable pictures ever made
Evening Mirror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

n Gen GAINES and lady arrived a, New
Orleans on the seth ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

~ PATENT Chr BAKgk Tor summer use (c1fi and o.
mans pstsnt) Tbi. article has bee, greatly imPio'a
with eastron top &c and Z, recommended q 30 s'1
superior article Too complete summer cooking so"
Also on hand com2st sss0rtnsnt of TIA bakers AMI
tight and other cooking stoves a. low prices
~ l.. CORT, IA Bo~sry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

JsSvY LSo-sse the advertisement ia Aaothsr eolori
headed " Dsr 5shOn GispE cr The Jenny Lad hn
l,los,n milo n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

5rsINC BUHsEss The requisite information - enst
geus4s adysrIite ith diserunsti0n asd cfeuin't
ron znd tho choice Of the best papss Of the rh0s coa
Try for which v PALMER appointed and suthonis
and fecsips for subscuptiens .nd sdytfir
meats DO had az the agency 10 the Tribune buore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

re THg LADIEs-F rsneh Hats received by the Duebs~
DOreaus -Msdsue KIMr, a65 BrostvsY, eorE,f q
Ffsnkhsst will open this day II Psrs 's "e
Grape 3onne'' selected sKprsssy for Der "a Pahi,io
the iatesi and most beautiful styles, which she ~h
hsQpy b sLov her euslonle-s mIils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

y oa1 Reports Or 80 American end F1Tssn Anil
st'e'y e-.y. ne rssa E'aa slc.l e.siy 'Ft ihe
i-ia EeF.l eaa Aesl 3, are enlisted .as morning r.
waai I'd relm IAsy via aPge4F 10 The Evening E-ilen
" IT, Lr15sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

COugr Or GEszRAL SEssIoss.--This Court met
yesterday a. sssek ssd s8-stiY aitsrSsa asJ9urnsa
all this agfEiEf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

PsLIcE-Ye steraay ohcsr Cummings arrested
Jean Hs1fsr, siias Petnnsw, ~h0 NE time $50 made
essaps from tas Psasat3ry ~hsre as ~as Cspnasd
fsr aasrg e0Httsd violent sa7lt, sn1 Eaoesiss ost
the eye o. a poicsmsa Of tha Eighth Ward. ne was
tassn s.s< - his ca quarters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-10

FARE REDscED o. TIE NEW HAvLsAS HART.
feRs RAILAsAD-The fare on ;hs New HAves snc Hart
fore Railway ass been fe4sesd 10 dollar which. f.r
disasss " - ziss IS gate fssssnAss especially
"hsn s5n1srsd vita the fares ssns u the Wssern
na other roads, taosgn believe st farther resnson
Ncuia yll.4 greater iaeome. Tas Harsm kslifsad
charges Only ee4.ar Tor distance q than ffty
r, AID IA ssifg floass5s brsa-ss he reesipts -
er14yi Tor passengers alone, berg ssumAkd ~ aoou.
1868. I've. Pos.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-09
FROM TUE BALTIMORE AMERIcAS.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

! The steamship Edith, at New Orleans from We.
IA Cruz, which place she left on the Doth brprs
rumors opcacc similar to those that have been chr
rent Tor some time past.
IL was rumored in the city Of Mexico that the
Mexican Commissioners had offered to enter into =
treaty oil Peace based on the propositions made by
/ Mr.. lrlst At Tacubaya, and that the Treaty in
question had been despatched TO WASHINGTON
! COL WitherS's command, concerning The sof,,v
OF which there had been much fear arrived with
/ out any moestaton ut Real del Monte
lo Nynkoop. whilst in pursuit of Jarauta and
l'ea, captured Gems. Valencia and Aris,a. They
were subsequently set at liberty on parole.
MAJOR IaIIetero had arrived al the Mexican
Capital from Real del Monte with one hundred and
my thousand dollars worth of silver bars. BEING
part OF the assessment levied by Gen Scott on the
State and Federal Districts
Coils Iorrclon and Mnon and guard were can
tured by the Mexican Spy Company in the service
of the American Army.
Gen. Cadwallader's command left the CITY of
Mexico for Toluca and reached Serma witbon, in .
terruptlon. The troops under Gen. G.. were in fine
spirits.
Gaudalaxara paper of the Eth ult. saws that
news had reached Mazatlan of an attack Oh the A :
mercans at Lapane and San Jose. by 500 CaliGor-
MIA Rangers, which resulted in the defea, of the
Americans and the destruction OF their houses II
Is also stated In the same paper that three Ameri
can vessels lett hlaZailan the I'd ult to render
assistance to the Americans at the places named.
Gen. Buffers Regiment was SUFFERING very much
from sickness.
An attempt al insurrectiCn had been made at We
IA Cruz, but it resulted in failure.
The steamer Edith. by which the above news
was received had on board forty sick and discbarr
ed soldiers Two died on the passage.
The Edith also brought over the remains of =
number OF deceased officers.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-09
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

we have been induced heretofore to believe that
the editor Of the ''Union" was the keeper of the
kings secrets; that he knew the royal heart as well
as he did the secrets OF his chamber What
was our surprise, then. stumbling upon the fol-
lowing from the New York Hcrald What! can
1t be possible? The editor ofthe Union--the man
who has TO endorse all the notes good CT bad of this
admIn'siration-who has thus far never gone one
inch beyond the track-must it be said that he does
not know what he Is talking aboutl sOh tempo
IA oh mores!" as Cicero once said But we for
bear, and merely append the extract :-Uhig.
"OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE WAst,NGToN u
NioN-Our highly respectable and venerable CO.
temporary OF the Washington Union throws him
sell into quite ship fever in consequence of some
statement given by us, disclosing some of the unu-
sual steps taken by the executive in his negotia
| tonS with Mexico
! IGNORANCE and imbcciity, in small doses. are
two very respectable qualities. and most generally
amiable; though, as in the present instance. they
sometimes assume 4 fierce and threatening ASPECT.
Our venerable contemporary at Washington without
chloroorm, can hardly know enough of Mexican
negotiations TO contradict or admit the accuracy of
any statements in the Herald He knows no,bino
| oil what Is doing at Washington and never is per.
m'tted to know any thing. He is allowed to fill
/ the government paper with the draining here and
there, ot decaycd imagination but gropes abou,
IN the dark after important matters and that is all
he correct Intelligence connected with the govern
melt, can only be found in certain independent
journals in New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
and no where else. Our government. sngularly
enough. has fallen on the same plan of communica
ting with the public which the British government
has been in the habit Of practising for few years
past. The British ministry have TO recognized or
gan; but they communicate important intelligence
Indirectly to the journals of the largest and most
independent circulation--snch as the London Times
and by that means reach, unparalleled, the pub
tic mind: Our government is gradually passing in
| TO similar transition state, and is beginning ,c
md out the ncompetcncy, unftness, and positive
INJURY OF special organ, either at Washington OF
elsewhere.
''With these views, we can afford TO make tbe
requisite allowances for the ignorance, imhecility
and III temper our respected contemporary of tho
Washington Union"