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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14

On Tuesday morning, the 18th instant, Mrs. MARY
A. WARD, wife Of Matthew Ward aged As years. after
long and painful illness, which she bore with Chris
tian fortitude.
Her friends and relatives nd those Of her son, Far
re j. Ward and of her nephew, Farrell Ward and the
officers and brothers Of the Pilgrim Lodge, No. 2l3 Of
the l. O. Of o. F. respectfully invited to attend her
funeral at o'clock this afternoon from the residence
her son, Farrell j. Ward. 12l York street, Brooklyn.
or Inflammation on the lungs, on the 18th instant,
LEONARD LArAcIA, the seventh Of John b and
Mary Costa. aged years, 10 months and 81 days
The relatives, friends and acquaintances
pectfuly invited to attend his funeral, this day,
Wednesday the 14th instant, at o'clock, NJ from
the residence of his father No so Barclay street with
out further invitation His remains will be taken
Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Philadelphia pa
pers please copy
on Tuesday, after short illness, Mrs. ANN L. He
The fen ds OF the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral at half-past O'Clock, from her
late residence. 1871 Franklin street.
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VHNIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN Royal NAIL
Steamships between Boston and Liverpool and between
New York and Liverpool calling AZ IIsax land and receive
mails and passengers intended TO sail ~ follows AGA Ola
Capt, Stone from New York. Wednesday June 81 AMERt
Capt Judkins from Boston, Wednesday June q BRITAIN
MA Capt Lang from New York. Wednesday July 81 CAM
BRIL- Capt. Barron, from Boston, "Wednesday, July ~;
UALED0NiA Capt eitch, from New York wednesday July
26h EUROPA Capt Lott, from New York, Wednesday,
gust2 Passage money $40 For freight passage apply
f. CUNARD, IS Broadway.
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Tie hann Miniature Gallery 2l7 Bro, dway, New York,
would resectfn inform his friends and late patrons that he
has diped OF his entire interest the above Gallery
Edwnrd White Esq He feels confident that the csent propo
tor Mr. White lwhose experience beray have
conded towards the Advancement OF the Daguerrean art will
the most liberal exerons please and hopes may
that support which has heretofore been extended the
nboYe establishment. Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14

1t sppsGu BY thin that the imports Of nour from the
West were nearly thirty thousand barrels than
the shipmsnts East In the same time
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RIchcIicu Pointed Gold PENS

The unprecedented popularity OF those conusvey
that they ara tho best Md cheapest ~ want tho
genuine 70 70 b. WATSON CO. IS Wall street. who keep
large Gold Pens Of every description both Wholesale
Retail reduced prices Gold rens cnrefnly rernired
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I RIsu REPr BLICAN UN1ON-A0AIN TO THE RESCUE
Tic adjourned Observation-Disclosures aud the frsnds OF lrish
will meet ut the Shakespeare Hotel at o'clock
lend men. money and arms, to Ireland. Per .rder
CHARLES DAVIES, }seere,ariss
GAS F1fTlNG.-THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM
N the public that they have opened Gas Fitting Establish
nent No 81 University Place between l2th and 18Th
whs hay prepared TO INTRODUCES Gas into public buildings
churches dwellings, and without delay and the
ptle expense and from their long experience In the business
avng been number OF In the employ Of the Manhattan
Cas- Company tcel confident Of giving general satisfaction Ss
isfsctory references gwen. HEi.ME BROWN.
Two Re DISPOSED OF At A BARGAIN FOR CASII-A
well established Wholesale and retail Confectionery supplied
with all the ae large business and at
sent enjoying extensive patronage situated most adyanta
and part tho city For further particulars ad
dress A. N, Branch Post Once. "a Bleecker st.
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMERS FOR SOUTHAMPTON
~ and BrencnThe ships Of CHS line will take their deps
tnre IN the following order The HERMANN Capt r. Crahtrc
from New Yosk, TIE 10Th Tuus I4S the WASHINGTON
Capt. JOHNSTON, from New York the goth July Price
tho nrst class cahin S20 the second do SO
An experienced surgeon board For freight passage apply
he ofco Of the Ocean Steam Navigation Company No 70
Broadway.
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A COFFEE HOUSE AND HOTEL FOR sALEHE T.-LEAsG
"A Stock aud Fixtures Of the state Coffee uouss. 34 Pearl
Of Peck Slip which is Of the fssionebis
respectable establishments in the CITY, The only
the desiring SELL is having other business requiring all
Il his attention. To trouble person
treated with except these who wish purchase for cash Tee
particulars enquire at the Elssn Fields House, Hoboken.
McCApTY
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Fancy Cutlery l Broadway 81 Liberty street and 97
broadway rho bscribers respectfully call the sttenon Of the
pablo their collection above articles which In point
variety not erualed in the city they have
DERS SON, l47 and VS7
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Artificial TctWe always grateful on hearing of new inven
ons IN 90 science Dentistry Dr. LEvErr of oldest
and most successful Dentists has patented imitation
gum ny which the gold plate entirely concealed IL Is quito
deseratum and hope tho imrrov will generally
ndopte u merits to be- by al who require this
N. Y Sunday Times Dr. LEvETr, Dentist 269 Broadway
aorner Of Warren
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!TIREWORKS TIBEWORKS.-THE LARGEST AssORT-
nt in the city, and OF the beet quality be had tbs old
Glhcd
second door Orange All goods tsd and
cont amy parttf the city vicinity free Of charge
f.. i. vUITEE
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~ nA1pn .nr1lnp nr - lpR ,f.rIcAI. pprvArn

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE .PRACTIcAL PRIVATE
Treatise 50 Greenwich street, ONCE hours TO II A. NJ
go p 49, sunday oxceptcd) Thoso who apply In carly
stages be pr5ed AZ the rapidly and little incouyonieu
attending their II chiefly however those who have S
se from certain class OF People or otherwise who can pr
posy appreciate lis services In structure from i hrsi or net
rcn advanced and distressing tn
n advantages ,ddon 70 worry sstenEvo pr'oucs IN ths
9ompont he Afford rapid and radical cure which, "
ound for stating Be ob,ned non no other sourcs 10
srarHs.
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MIST PRAYER IN CONGREsS-AN ENGRAVED KEY
has been pleted designating the members present
rber and gentlemen who have purchased Of this En-
craving will called the Agents and with
Key without charge Any gentleman omitted by accident
obtain 1t from the Publisher
J.NEALE 5j Carmine street. New York
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A DELPHI-NEW AND EXQUISITE GROUPS AND PIC
n Of Action The MusidOra CUPID and Psyche the
Arab Girls Fairy Pyramids the revolving column,
the nimitabe Ethopana Miles and Carter Mr. Bryant the
AnDl
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M oST E4TRAoRDINARY wORK-TO THE MARRIED
Lfb those contemplating rsTsge The married womsnA
Private Medical Companion, by Dr. A. aaurceau sixth ed
tion Price 81 This meeting with astounding sa
(2D copies have aray disposed off, Every female
getting cow whether msrcd unmarried although IL 10 la.
teodo for the married. dscosos porapt
which should to them particularly Here every ismals
can discover the caues symptoms and the most efficient
dies and most mode Of in For ale "a
B~aay; ut Publishing Office, 10 Liberty street, New Yc.
so lieir and Chenu, and Third Piia-
depha itte and Co. Albany W K Dayis Boston, On the
pt Of 81 wii lie tlansmit ted BY mail Tree Of posa
IL IN rsrs OF the United Sste= al listers 10 addressed,
post taid TO Dr. a. NJ hAUCEAU box ia New Yorh city.
c+Hr. i,tsrtv arr,pt.
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FL oTICE.-TiiE HOLDERS Of THE BONDS OF TIKI
~ philadelphia aud Reading Railroad Company due in 1850
and 1886 hereby notified that propositions for
Of aad bonds into errod stock o. tho company bearing
J sued agreesb passed. too
Pennsa Legislature will be
Office Of John fhlSe Brother, Boston, C.srney Whooan
Philadelphia; and & JAUDON * CO. s. wah street. New
ynr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14

Docts--French boots, 81 so, worth o 90 and as
good the 81 Boots sold Calf Boots s. So
S. Caters Of all kinds cheaper In any
other in the city Our friends should all got Boots
and Shoes Of YOUNG Of Fulton and NaxTHe DOC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14

II ANyAk,s hAaADIh PANORAMA on Tua Aissla,
- Eiysr painted three miles a. Canvass BEN,
isryess painting IN ros rofd, al ths PsSofsa Bld -
ByosdwSy adloiaag sisos CpaS
days excspod Admission 81 children lad p.ce Tia Ia
viii commence sovins to Socook rT1esoiy
sHnieior w dissthy ard Saturday nj 3 ooocs.
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nR GLOVER Is CONSULTED AT His OFFICE DURING
~ the day In those dicult and
If strictere yee and delicate diseases which have proved
physicians Private
oce through the entry in No Ann st. His Extract oopaviA
cbe extensively prescribed by physicians may te had
his Ia front No. ADu.-Price 81 psr box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14

A SPAN OF HORSES FOR SALE-DARK S0RsEL 10y
hands high strong sound kind and every way rsh
present Worth six hundred dollars woulc
c ad separate. Also light leather top patent axle
has been used n. DODsE, GA
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MEDICAL cARp-DR MORRISON CONTINUES TO Ps
wi consulted on all forms private deefes, with that
co.'s which practice Of tventysx years To,e
wiz have suffered treatment would do we'll to exsps
MS claims their confidence See bis diploma with ho
Sir Asiley 60 In hisoce A$ Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, NO 81 CROSBY STREET.
JOHN H. GArF1ELD Auctoneer.Auction sales Of Horses
Carriages Harness saddles &cThs day Wednesday, June IL.
commencing Ill O'clock with carriages harness. and ut Ia
o'clock with catalogue Of horses Also pairs Of hoo match
ed horses and few single horses suitable for all purposes
vato sale JOlIN II. GATFlELD, Proprietor.
WILLIAM COWAN MANAGER and Salesman
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For President. General Taylor: for Vice

President Willard Fillmore for fine French Boots 70 JON ES
Ann street whore you get tho host article and ct for less
price than Place In the city Once seekers wanting good
boots Tor the White House, win do well to call friend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14

MI ECHAFICS HALL, Az BhOADWAY, BEIWEZk
w Grand sad Broor.e srea AoNpAG, JUNE r. ana every
ngnb duros tao woea-he Illltisifs a6TRELS.
whose ooalerte during the past EIGHT MONTHS hsvs bss
esiNd wih een t,etsaiacei patrolac and u.slp,ed
sess most rafpeeuuly announce t.t eJ viii tf
original
uo nc-ioe. hdDis OF % esnl DogJ Will
noranense ~ y AAua..r aud DE-. nt.i. h ChAL5lk
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nR POWELL oCULIST, AURiS1, ETC, ATTENDS OAR.
IL y TO dieees Of the Ego and Ear at his 26i Broad
way ~ Warren street Just published the second ed
ION Of Dr. Powees Ioatse the Eye price 50 csntA which
had his Cc> also his premium seaong Eye Fountain.
A srgo supply OF Artificial Eyes recont,y mrorted-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14

DR. WHEELER, oCuLIST, % GREENWICH STREET
his exclusive attention to dis the and
thalnie surgery Office hours from "a. NJ 70 10 o'clock
pamphlet containing great effected by Dr. Weeor
6e had atuousy his residence the will be for
wsrcd any making application him by letter. post
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14

w ALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA-PO-
w sivy last night but three of the Monpasr ToureWsd.
nesday evening June a. Will be Performed No.
man tic Ballet entitled LES DEux RosESJulnno Mons Mon.
plir Due de Toreno, Mons rossi Pascarlo Mons Corby
Giovanni Mons Cornet; Angelina, Mad Monpasr; Dot via,
Mile Bulan; Mauritania, Mad BARTHOLOMEW. Previous Which,
tito POOR SOLDER-Patrek, Miss Chapman; Kathleen Mrs
W Il Blake. On Frday benefit Of Mons AID DAD Monpasr
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NHTDTCAI OFfICE.-UK
M near Chatham street we'll known tho most successful
nraotifioner In New York tho Of veneres die
Doctors reputation Tor skill in hs Oh hacursd
that have existed Tor years Is re-enlnen- ue sule
tnre ulorr- In the throat In The
head and bones Of the less etcualy eured Vcnsatu-
tlonal weakness brought by secret habit mdnTod in ~
young men, causing lasvious dreams and nightly EMISSIONS 10
nyey prevented Recent cured IN Tour lays without
mercury No alteration In diet or invention from businssa
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TIVE YELLOW OR CHESTER SPRINGS. EXTENSIVELY
Enlarged. and Grounds improyed-lhB well known place
for is for tho reception Of vistsrs The
and accommodation extended invsids
under ydropltc treatment heretofore Passengers leave
Philadelphia with the Reading III o'clock a w. and
y, T. NJ for Phmnxviile good coaches will 10 read
and arrive the Springs at III o'clock A. H. and at 6 p
Sunday with the Columbia railroads both
down For further information please address Dr. GEO LIN.
az * CO. Chester Springs. Chester Co. Pa
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n OUNTRY SEAT WANTED-To HIRE A COUNTRY
~ Scat Farm within 100 miles Of New York. OF easy
by railroad steamboat pleasantly situated Large house fruit
and shade the preferred and the house furnish
3D. Any person wishing travel for the may hear of
careful and responsible tenant BY addressing line Farm
Herald Office.
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reux GARNER Pages and ohers their Hair in entirely
different modes Those and many others we'll whikers
executed bv HILL the inmahls Hair Cutter Mt No. 10
street, In m aliul beau manner him.
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ILLUSIONS NAN 10TH PANORAMA OF TIE OHIO AND
Missis Rivers open evening at the Apollo RoomA
No. 4l0 Broadway This Panorama OF 2QD
feet Of canvas denean. Of 1900 miles of river
bordering nine different States bog by far the
painting before executed Doors at half past oelock
The Panorama will commence moving at o'clock precisely AZ
emoon exhibitions will bs given Wednesdays and Saturdays
commencing at o'clock Tickets Is cents
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CAsTLE UNDERSTANDING no cOvMENCE AT

RARsUXs AnEnioAN sysaJA-p. 4. BAGNra, rlse-
- prsor r. HIrcsccch, Hsuaset I'D Ieffcrinxn
every afternoon at 50 o'clock and every evening
Of tho celebrated and talented Ethiopian ssranss
gagged, and ~ be exhibited for few daya mgnihcens
solving Views The Scottish Mammoth Boys Tie Mammoth
Giant Baby, only 10 months old, weighing ninety pounds
may be socn 1t all hours day and eyonin5 Wes
Scripture Satuary. Madame Rockwell the Tell
DO consulted FOR Is who's
reindins Museum, Performances ciiitl
Of and Old cnossh slrDs I'm oe,s
carved fropt shiuiIz
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The receipts at this port since the LIST inst have been
0o00 bales Exports, 1000 Taken by spinners. 1000.
Taken on speculation, 1000. Stock in city, 1900.
Amount on sale 10000
The closing quotations in this market wero as an
cxod.
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NOR SALE-A SPAN OF BLACK PACING HORSES
They can pace fast For particulars. enqure q
4 r. ALBRO .Tg Doyery
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70, 900 WHOM being viii
finn. "a 10 madc.y consulted Gilroys American and
rns Pasnt Agency ri Nassau street, Of John street.
New York For integrity md capabity the UNDERSIGNED refers
10 Horace Greeley ESQ., Tribune Buildings New York Harper
and Brothers 81 Ch street, New York. benjamin Marshall
Esa Troy New York. Benjamin r. Wacot, Esq, New YORK
Mil, CLINTON a. CILRoY Author Of the art Of wesv-
ing Practical Treatise Dyeins and Calico Prntiss Pas
tal fe and Manufactures of the Ancen Wonders o. Ma
turs Art All letters business must b postpaid and
'''''''' CLINTON g. GILRoY, n Nassau street. New York
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THE u DERSIGNsD COMMITTEE, IN BEIIALF OF THE
passengers In TIE ship FsNCH0N, from Liverpool to hew
York. fully sensible Of the general and attention ship
containing 35 passengers Of Capt Lunt his skill
aud his urbanitv gentleman, Of the professional skill aud
unwearied kindness Of the DR.. Blake aud the attention
Of the officers Of the ship individually and beg leave
tender heartfelt each aud all upon
ia safety and best wishes for tho fuure Of
the "fanehon, wherever sc Sigled behalf q 80,
ssngers THOMAS KOWE
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A SAILING MATCH TO CONE OFF FROM THE THATCuED
IA Cottage Garden jersey City Thursday next the 18th In
slant o'clock p Me- sweep Sakes THO winning Boat be
entitled to the Prize which Will consist Of splendid Silver Cup
aud the All exceeding feet 9Th
day pevions day Of by paying
To from tho Dock directly front Garden to
sail round Fort Diamond and back Jersey City June
SAMUEL s. LYNCH
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I VAST OFF NDOIUINU ND UINNII = KE--LADIE5 AND
~ Gentlemen wing supsdlou eiecs dispose Of such
wearing apparel furniture &C. obtain fair price for the
sending the subscriber through the posoce
otherwise who will attend ghcr residence. j. LEVENSTiN
466 broadway up str Ladies attended by Ms Ievensyu
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lanes THOMPSON, WHO CAME WITH HIS FATHER
George Thompson this city, from Montreal residing
here will find his mother by calling 2 Grand street.
NaxY ork
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CPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING AT TILE CITY CLOTH
- Warehouse l2 Fulton street opposite the old North
Dutch Church Goats from 81 70 $40 Pants from 81 to So ved
from 81 S. whole suit for SD r. SMITH lO2 Fulton
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BRACELET LOST-oN THURSDAY EVENING LAST,
either in the LIST I'd LIST 9Th street in OF
the Harlem gold Bracelet with Ameist which
attached snail gold chain and paddock On the clasp
the initials H. L. Tho finder will be literally rewarded by
np thu came to Warren reet
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WANTED-A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN,
w capable Of taking infant who
plain sewing The best Of references required Apply 1875
| Henry
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100000 Ras.4s 4SD ovrE as ss
complaint Isput up in lare bottles At ~ csn y, dozen -
Lniment eradicaes pains and heals AL manner o.
and trsea Ofce 20 Pearl street, and Oh the druggists
aul eadierF generally
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OF Diamond pointed Gold er admitted he
cheapest pen the world They are inderuoe except by
nj violence and be had on at II Cedar street, stairs
Aso Josiah Hayden Goa" Spencer Renders" Levi
Brown" albert O. Bagleys" and the and improved
Brown" PEN far superior TO the old at reduced prices
Gold and rer.red.
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NTAGAsIN JAPANAIS go BROADWAY-AN ENTIRE
wi Oh Pantings in their rough and
Of Antiquities just received Per ship Henry, from Rot
tordam will auction highest bidder Thu
day. June 18TH 1878 and ready for examination with
lolos Sale positive without ~ H. This sale
worthy attention Of dealers and others Sale to Commence
o'clock, A.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
IhWrMiaH NOp 18Th.

A resolution. introduced by Mr. Wells,
wa, adopted instructing the committee
on internal Improvements to inquire into
the expcdicncy OF approprlotng a portion
Of the Internal Improvement fund to open
n State road, commencing at some point
on the State line between Missouri aud
Arkansas, south OF Jefferson city, aud
running thence to the city ofLlitle Rock,
by the nearest and most practicable route.
A similar resolution was offered by Mr..
Berry relative to a road from Il point on
the line between Arkansas and Missouri,
South of Springfield and running thence,
through the counties Of Carroll, Madison,
Franklin, Scott, Montgomery and Pike,
to Red river.
A RESOLUTION introduced by Mr. Woods,
was adopted, nsiruting the committee to
enquire into the cypcdcncy Of improving
the navigation OF the Ouachta river.
A resolution, offered by Mr., Eddring-
ton, was adopted, instruciing the commit
tee on the Judiciary to report on the ex-
pedlcncy OF amending that portion of the
revised code relating 10 the punishment Of
slaves, aud also that portion regulating
the fees of the Probate Judges in the dii.
iercnt counties.
House bill No. /, entitled an Act 10
repeal so much OF the revenue law as fixes
a minimum value on lands as a basis Of
taxation, was read a second time, and, on
motion OF Mr.. Bumpass, referred 10 u Sc.
lect committee consisting OF Messrs.
Bumpass, Berry, Mitchell and Thompson
Mr. Berry introduced bill entitled an
Act to exempt persons, over the age OF
iouy.6ve years from the payment OF poll
tax. Ordered to be read a second time
tomorrow.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Hill,
was lost, iusiructing the committee on
Internal Improvement fund to the repair
and completion Of the road from Memphis
to Little Rock
Mr. Thompson introduced a joint reso-
luton amending the constitution so that
the Senatorial branch Of the General As.
scmbly of the State, shall not consist Of
more than eighteen members nor the
Representative branch Of more than fifty
four members until the population Of the
State shall consist Of five hundred lhou.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29

To these. perhaps, may be added some
OF the States now looked upon as doubtful
Among those arc Alabama, Mississippi,
Virginia, Indiana aud Illinois. The lat
Ter, the latest telegraphic accounts, say
has gone for Taylor, In Alabama the
gains over Chapmans vote for governor
in 81 counties is 55j2 Gov. Chapman
aud other Democrats at Montgomery give
up the State One thing is certain, Gen
Taylor is elected President, and the wbigs
every where are celebrating the victory.
"Old Zach's' popular majority bids
fair TO range somewhere in the neighbor
hood OF Gen. Harrison's majority in 1910
In New York. ii is said, it will reach
20 or sOOOo--in Kentucky IS to 10000
in Pennsylvania 10 l0OOO-Georgia ? 900
to 3,OOO-North Carolina I to 5000 and
so on Why it is turning out real Blu.
ena Vista affair
Some OF the Democratic journals after
battling against him to the last, are now
disposed to take General Taylor on trial.
We presume they are, and in the same
way too, that the wings took Mr.. Polk
on trial-becausc they couldn't help it.
However, the doors are open to all good
democrats, who feel disposed to enter the
Wing ranks. We have no objection To
taking them on trial, and endearonng to
make good wings out OF them.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29

Vino JoLLlrleAnoN.-Thc Wings Of
this place being fully satisfied of the
success Of the whig candidates, had a
sort of jubilee on Friday night. They
paraded the streets preceded by music
aud beautiful transparency bearing
notices, indicative of their success.
There was some little gunpowder burned
on the occasion, aud with long, loud and
hearty cheers, they made the welkin ring
for the success of "Oll Zach" aud the
triumph of whig principles.