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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06
Enne of Gnnd Hope.

Dec 6-The last GoDernmsnt Gazette contains
two procamations by his Excellency sU harry
smith the first informing all officers civil and mil
tarv. that he had taken and subscribed the usual
oAths as administrator Of the government OF TINS
settlement. with the territories and dependencies
thereof. and the second announcing that he had
assumed the Office Of High Commissioner Tor the
settlement and adjustment OF the affairs OF the
territories In Southern Africa adjacent and contgu
Gus 10 the eastern and frontier OF this
colony
EXECUTION On Friday last the sentence Of
death was executed on Poman Whi,boy, Arnoidus
Whitboy, Christian Plates and a. White, late
nrivete in the 9th regiment. The former were con
yicted at the last circuit OF the atrcclous murder OF
Mr. Roods, at the Kareiga river; the latter Of
shooting. while on sentry, sergeat Jellle, OF his
own regiment From the cumsiness or lnexperl
ence Of the executioner the saiierings OF the cu.
prts were fearfuiy prolonged; while IN the case OF
| malefactor White the moose slipped IN such way
as that on the fall Of the platform the wretched
man was precipitated 10 the ground, his neck torn
I by the rope Being lifted up aud conveyed into
the prison he was again, In state OF perfect con
! seriousness after the lapse OF more than hall an
hour taken out % the platform where. being placed
once more in the hands of the hsngman, he was
ultimately plunged into eternity TINS shocking
exhibition sent thrill OF horror through all that
witnessed i,.-Grahams Torn Journal.
Cape Of Good Hope papers Of the 18th Of Dec.
/ say, on the suoJecs OF me hta.e Vi SAHteiaHu
at appears that the late foods unprecedented IN this
part Of he Wor have rendered The mouth Of the Buffalo
River IN CafelARd unapproachA5le thus causing serious
opstrucon 70 military operations Ia that country No
doubt every effort will lie made 70 restore 50 convenient
hsrbor or landing place for stores with the least Posspe
DELAY A commission has been appointed III sccotasRee
Win an ordnance lately passed for improving the hArooI
| al the mouth Of the kO~ie-"
The latest news from the frontier IS contained IN
the following paragraph;
Tbe pos which came IN to-day brings intelligence q
some successful operations BY Col Somerset % the east o.
the Kei IA which the hostile Cares los 20oO head a cat
lie and upward Of 20 men. who fell in the course o. the
several skirralshes"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

~ An spportionmens bill has pA''
both branches Of tho Kentucky Lesiss'a'0
have 10, seen lho bill yes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

f. is now reported that the Senate has ssreed to
take the final vote on the Treaty tomorrow" Inc
result is awaited with intense interest
We cannot believe bad as the Treaty IT, that
the Senate will assume the tremendous resPonsi'
oity Of rejecting il. We confident that 1t Will
be ratified though probably with some modiiica-
tons. A few days will determine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 6


rergiar meeting ofths Coaml,ee will be held on Tus.
~ sgcslrz March T. a. bafgss o'clock at the Bros
WAY Hoqs. by order PHILIP HONE, Chairman
uosssr Hs~s' Wee. Chairman
IosFrH r. TAYLoK, tS.,r.t,,s,
J9arPu e.. PiscKSEYi' 10 ~
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India.

An overland mail with advices from Bombay TO
Jan. l, and from Calcutta 10 Dec "a srrved IN
London Feb. l. TIE Governor General, Lord
Harainge. had returned to Calcutta, and was to
leave there on his return in England in about tort
night His successor, the Earl Of Dalhouse ~as
expected to srrive in the course Of the month
Commercial disasters Of some severity had occur
red at Calcutta.
The correspondent OF the Loadoa 7imes At Cal
cstta writes. under date of Dec. %
"rhe disasters ny which h-s recently been
effected occupy general and almost exclusive attention A.
Calcutta snd il NAV be We 70 stat. m round nunorrr
me result OF the announcements which hsve been IN zoe
py mercantile houses Stssrs Huzbesion. Brothers *
Co estimate their liabilities n about fllOuo, and tnef
sssats II 0g 50j The estate 70 ~ sdninsfred u
~ I.oivcut Court. Coviile, CT more 20 -~O lles
f2tOC0O; assets, fl,00oO. Trustees have been a2-
,.inied fr the present. II 10. Maths un A Co
10 fgl7500; ssseis. Gl2j 500. Toe ah4r' " ~
s,r,s % gnder Inspection. Cockereli c3-'iaDiisa'
4 957 Coz; assets { 10000 r. BE- sdnInsisfsi ia
~. Inselve1t Court sherman, MulHs g. 'o.-hapl-
ti.. f9s 00O assst. f,5Oo0 Trustees have been hp
plufe1 f1r three ncnt The creditors are bkny tata
ned with The condse Of TIE hfm.
ausstuy % the shareholders n ihe Union btHk me
directors reported fts advances n nrns npT nsnV'i ~
bs about haf million sterling sScla'gq VI shat ne DAi
raay IA son,ss1 ~ HsY 10 consequences q Va Fs'~'A "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

sise stNe sr,rs PSiaoS An Important sfbi'
uauan hs~asn vssisn contfsos3u Cor state Prison Ia
bif snd Tho ias Aese, ~ tho sins sns ri,aSn bounded
an alleged trs.eh ~ ,eai'as Ia eet supplying he oon'
uaewis vita cr'ion Wa,sf pys tea'e, AZ b" been
aslsusnsi hem uns aus So sh. CITY .na to ~ On Al
tls wssta,a t,eiei ga raesia,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06
Germany.

The Congress assembled ct Dresden for the pur
pose of making uniform regulation of the Post Or
fees Of all Germany, adopted at one OF its late
meetings one common coin for all OF them TO be
called the postal crown-value IA so, subdivisiole
into decimsls or 100 kreutzers. The Congress Tar.
Their decided that the postage OF newspapers shall
not he less than half kreutzer-raiher more than
two centimes.
We learn from Carlsruhe, that, in recent slit ng
of the Second Chamber of the States motion was
made TO the effect that they should only continue
10 sanction the Customs Tariff of the Zollvereln 10
the end Of the present year: and that IN the next
conference. the Government should demand an IN
crease ia the import duties of number OF manu-
fac,ured articles that IL should employ all its eff
f,rts 10 induce the ZOlverein 70 adopt complete
system of dlferential duties and encourage the es
tablishment OF Rhenish maritime society. The
motion was sent to the sections for examination
We learn from Frankfort, says the Cologne "a
.ss of the sth that II is considered quite certain
/ that at the commencement of the slttings OF the
| German Diet new law on the Press applicable to
/ all Germany will be adopted Prussia and SRxony
have notified that they will be obliged to give law
10 their respective subjects. If the Diet does not
adopt one applicable to all Germany.
The Cologae Gazette says il is assured that there
is no truth IN the report that the King OF Prussia IN
! tends 10 proclaim the principle oil the penodica
convOcation OF his states.
! DISTRESS ~ SILEsIA.-The RheA9sh Observe
saws " The chief magistrate ofthe town OF Plessen
| IN Siless. hiss sent an affecting report OF the con
diion OF the inhabitants He states that one-tentl
have died from the want OF the means OF suhsst
epce. and that the remainder are in state OF dee
distress In all The streets people are moving Wit
the appearance OF spectres.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

Acadia. .0l lrf-sf'tf 80 ew 'hfe'f 'r It'd |
fof has New '''' ''''" naows SIMPLIFY co.
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Russia.

The St Petersburg journals publish the oe'A -
n .e-ious engagement which had taken pace -
Dsghestan. IN the middle Of November between
the Russian troops aud the crcsssan' anas' sas
command Of schamyl The losses OF the 49,. 49,.
sian. have been very cons siderable Toe nus 80,
nave hal 10 killed, one Of whom was an csn...
cd 1st wounded oisht OF whom were oln5ei'
Co snozof has also gained victory at iaac "a :
mat On me other eide Of the river W alerick lie
S,restar part of the enemy were killed = tenen
0risooers aud the place reduced 20 asles' "1
Rnssiaushad two others and SIX men woInoel
We learn from 81 Petersburg that VI. fiiI1 'ls
Rsnker and Consul for Frankfort, who was aftes.
ed sns nj. paper. pat under seal by order o. W a
Fmoe-or. has been released having proved us
Innocence OF the charges against him.
Rvs letter from Warsaw, Of the 3Oth Dec we
hear that some new contscations OF properly : %
,sken plsce-why, was not exactly kno"n. ohe
nersor however il said % have had bis estate COZ
fseated because he had not prOhted oy the Ian
amnesty Of 1898. Some Of the other persons ha'
been absent from the kingdom since l7'<'
In Consequence Of rumours Of change IN 'n'
+ Tariff the Russian Government has announced 'ns
tho 1t Tariff Will remain in force during ls4'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06
Denmark.

King Frederick VII. has commenced ms reign
he an act OF clemeucy which augurs vel Tor hi'
corstitu,ional spirit. By royal rescupt all P5o-
ceedings now pending for political offences or ior
iols,ions Of the laws which regulate the Press are
% he at once Cancelled and annulled.
on the 2sth ult the king signed an oIoonahcs
nv which he grants Constitution to his states -
There are 70 be established Commons states Tor .he
tingdon, of Denmark and the Duchies OF SIes"icN
and Holstein. to assemble, at fixed perloos stef'
nately in the kingdom OF Denmark and the Ducmes,
The new Constitution consecrates the principle Oh
voting the taxes by the States and OF their partGl-
patton in the legislative powers. IL changes n0tn'
ing in the relations between the Duchies OF nor
stein and Lauenburg with the GeTmanic Coniea'
GRAFTON. II preserves also the optional use oil the
Danish and German languages, IN the mixed ois
tricts Of the Duchy OF Sleswlck. The Constitution
is IN be submitted 20 the examination OF Deputies
the majority of whom are % be elected by tue fro
vipcial states Their number IS 10 be twenty siA
for Denmark, and teenty-sx for the Duchess y" TN
in two months after the elections this Assembly IS 70
meet at Copenhagen, aud is to continue It's labor'
until the king shall have pronounced us close
The use Of both languagesi is permitted. Inc Con
stituton does not appear TO be paatable TO bis
Maiestys German subjects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06
spain.

Tha accounts from Spain are to the Alb alt
p.o.rtsro continues - DO the Idol u the people,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06
Austria.

The affairs of this country are every day becom-
sns moro critical. The army OF Italy alone now
amounts 70 $50 0O0 Before the commencement OF
the present agitation the Austrian Government had
no money TO spare, and they have since endeavored
10 procure a loan of the Rothschilds but were met
by the answer We will advance no money
cor war purposes" An attempt was being made
70 obtain loan equal to 440oOO0o OF the Emperor
OF Russia.
Letters from Vienna refer To active military pre-
variations Large orders for the fabrication OF arms
have it is said been sent t. the Pfussian factories.
One order alone sent 70 sohngen IS Tor seven
thousand ssbres.
The Vienna Gazette publishes an imperial de-
cree for the creation Of superior college OF censor
snip the object Of which stated IN the preamble,
Is 10 give additional guarantees for impartaity In
the ofthe Press, by establishing clierent
degrees in Us jurisdiction ,.,n
The Bresian Gazette states that there - stll SO
much excitement in Gsllicis as TO Cause serious
unessiness to the authorities aud that seversi
ssizures have been made Of clandsstine oepots OF
arms intended for smother rising
A lstter from Lernberg, in Gallicia, OF the 2sth
December states that the town was IN aslsSuon III
consequence of the manifestations OF the jews
Who are said TO be 80 600 10 number, ana VINO nave
been much irritsted al an announcement that q
proposition recommending that the Jews Should
be admitted 70 the rights OF citizenship hAd De.
rejected IL was much feared that the Jews would
attempt 10 make an effort for their independence
tbs TYPHus FEVER AT PRAGuE.-We learn
ff0oi Prague that sreat mortality has been chuseH
there b. ,yphus fever The rsvsges Of this oissAs
nave increased tie deaths to an extent out Of al
proportion 10 the usual average. From tie loth
81 December, 1916 - the Ctr II December, 1857,
the deaths amounted o 5 1872, being In twenty.
three Of the population.
Oa the lst iust. to Arohdake Paatne opened
tbs m.1sa sessions Of The TIVE essA.es" \ re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

To- Col aseHas Ms,n, Rseenisr Of tho City
q 80 lsus jlaa n1tsa, 60 ihat s' en lhs mcains u
ihs lsiR nf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

FRsFpoN AT WAsatNcroN--Haying tho excu-
ivo power Laws Cor tho unsPreseniod people 4
the District az Columbia. Congress has bill before u Ito
extend The rlshf OF suffrage. which would allow "evory
male citizen. ~ years cid. who has resided year
IN the District TO vote al elections surely tho voters
must he very nmlted Ia number. adul whites can.
not eli vote unee 81 coer In = man, face 10 10 eon'
nus a. hitherto. fatal bar 70 political essal whether
Tho Is bead nee ignorant well Informed. native
90 foreigner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

FROM LlpERn.--By tho bark Liberia Packet
which arrived a. baltimore tho lst inst, We have re-
cslvei numbers of Afrfcdi LBntgay published Al Non
rova to the l2th Of Jsauary. The principal news thel
contain has already appeared in TAs nri5gHS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

From THE RIVER GAMBIA BY the brig Robert
fhurslon from bathurst (Riyer GambA) We have ieIi-
geuce from that part Of the African coast, AS late as the
10Th Of JAHuAry. The British steamer Grower was on
the coast taking In slaves emgrsnts for the West In
dies She had already $500 board and was 10 sail four
dAys amer tho Robert Thurson cf large fore and at
schooner fall OF slaves had been captured and taken 10
slerra Leone. bnt her name bal not been heard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

rg' Hon JAMES BUcHAsAs obtained on Satur'
day the formal endorsement of his party 10 Penn
sylvsnia as candidate for next President lne
State Convention was entirely foil, and the vote
stood
James Bucbspan......si Geo. ~ Dallas .....:A
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
PLANTERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSES,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
HOCSEMAN s. LOWRY, P~RoPRIEroRs.

<llE Poprietors Of the old established Ware.
4 houses, would respectfully call the atten.
ton Of Merchants and Planters of Nilsson,
ri TO the above card, and beg leave to state
that they are prepared to receive Tobacco
now and during the season, and will afford
every facility TO the planter, or owner, fol
the despatch of lis business.
The prnprietors give their personal at.
~'ention to their Tobacco business, and use
every exertion to obtain the highest prices
lof the market.
The charges to tie owner, upon each
Hogsl'ead of Tobacco, is the Inspector.
fec, 73c., fixed by law, anu no additional
charge is made by the Warehouses for re.
criving, effecting Insurance, advancing
freight, collecting or discussing sales, Of
for any service rendered by them.
II Our premium of One Hundred ant
Fifty Dollars for the Four best Hhds. Of
Tobacco, growth Of ls47, will be awarded
as heretofore published, on the Goth June
ilS4S. HOUSEMiN & LOWRY.
ST. Louis, Feb. 9th, 1888. lm48.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
st, Louis TOBACCO WAREHOUSE

ID y authority of the County Court, the above
warehouse has been placed upon the same
foJiin. as other Tobacco Warehouses ntlris city,
and the subscriber Is ROW PREF are 10 receive
Tobacco at this wdtehouse, 10 be inspected by the
Board Of Inspectors, appointed by the State and
county.
The subscriber has reduced TIE ct"',c 6 &
the planter, OF tobacco Inspected - his ware
house, TO one-haif Of what has heretofore been
pail by them in this city--say rom sey>nty-
five cenIs to thirty-sevcn and Il half cents pei
hogshead; and as soon as tlc tobacco is sold
and weighcd, will pay 10 the planter tie pro-
ceeIs of his tobacco. without any extra charge
All tobacco purchased at his house. sail he
turned out ccopcred 10 the satisfaction Of the
purchaser, and shall be delivered At any time
during the day from sunrise to sunset.
GEORGE w. jerks.
ST. Louis March, 18th 1913. a.
SeventV-Six, eOpy one m.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
OF MISSOURI, }
County OF PIKE, s.. {

In Pike County Court, february Term, lS49.
Among the records and proceedings had on
the tenth day of the said term Of the Court is
the following, to wit:
T appearing to the Court that the people Of
said County are greatly interested in the i'm
provcment of their public highways and roads,
which arc outlets for their trade. and the Court
being DESTROYS =" ai,iirs Tic, in the improve
ment of such, as are permanently located, and
of great ard general utility to the people Of said
lCounty;--in order therefore, that an expression
of the people NAV re had in regard TO such roads,
the better to enable the Court TO form a correct
judgement of their utility, and TO make a proper
and equitable appo tionment Of the public money
for the Improvement o. the same, it is ordered,
that the Clerk of this Court cause q publication
to be made in The democratic Banner" and the
'Seventy-SiX for four weeks, 10 the people ef
said County, that in every case where the indi-
viduals interested, shall contribute by individual
subscription a sum of five hundred dollars, or
of any amount greater than five hundred, and
less than five thousand dollars, for The improve
ment of any public highway, State, or County
road, permanently located. and for which the
right Of way has been obtained throughout The
limits of the County, By deed of REIMBURSEMENT
executed by those individuals over whose lands
such road or highway shall pass, or by the pay
ment of the damages assessed by the Commits
'~sioners Of such road to individuals, by reason
of such road passing over their lands, (the a.
mount thus subscribed, being guaranteed by good
ard responsible personal security the Court
will appropriate ali equal amount for the improve
ment of the same.
l, Samuel F. Murray, Clerk Of the County
Court for said County, certify that the foregoing
order is correctly copied from the record, now
in my Office.
49, Witness my hand, and the seal Of
Seal. said Court hereto affixed, at office,
~ in Bowling-Green in said County, this
oath day of February, lS48.
S. F. MURRAY, Clerk.
February 2Sth, ls48.-(4w-47)
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
MoRRoW'S IMPROVED DIAMOND
STEEL CARY PLOUGH.

Manufactured at FULLY, Missouri.
UHHE subscribers have been appointed agents
for the above celebrated & superior ploughs
and now have on hand
IS Iro horse Pk0UghS,
IS one horse dOs
As these Ploughs are becoming extern
sively known and used in this section Of
country, the subscribers deem it unneces-
sary to say much with regard to tllem.--
The Moleboard is entirely # Steel, and
those who hare tried these Ploughs think
them the best article of this kind now IL
use.
We are authorized TO sell on the most ia.
vorAble terms for Cash, Produce, or or
time TO punctual men. MtKAY&CO.
Louisiana, March 10th 1913.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
~ and others interested in the estate Of
Henry L. Sisson, deceased, that the undersigned
has obtained from the Clerk Of the county court
Of Pike county, letters Of administration on
said estate, bearing date the 2lst OF February
'l94S.
All persons having claims against said estate
ly authenticated, within one year from the date
of said letters, or they may be precluded from
N beneft or said estate, and if not pre-
scented within three years they will be forever
barred. WILLIAM J. SISSON, Adm'F,
February 18th, lS4S-(3w)
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
100000 Garments.

by far the largest and most complete stock Of
Ready Made Clothing ever manufactured BY
any one house. From the many advantages
possess, / am confident in asserting that my
goods are manufactured at much lower prices
than ally other house, and l am determined to
sell them at such low prices as to defy any and
Jail competition.
My Spring stock has all been bought for
cash and manufactured by myself in the city Of
New York, and having paid great attention to
1.-THE cut and fit, will make my stock one of the
most desirable ever offered in any city of the
Union. / ain confident that / can give you as
good a fit as any tailor, and cut in the latest
and most fashionable style.
MERCHANTS throughout the West wan
ting Clothing, at any time by ordering and Ell.
closing the amount, will have it attended to
strictly with every care and correctness, and
forwarded by the first opportunity.
The great variety my stock will consist ofthis
Spring, will be far superior TO any other previ-
GUS season and as regards price and quality
will be at least Is or 20 per cent, cheaper than
ever before offered. The great amount of busi-
ness l have been doing, (and hope by strict at
tention TO continue to do,) will enable me TO Of
fer to my old customers and strangers visiting
St. Louis, much greater inducements than any
other house this side the Atlantic.
My desire is to increase my sales, and by do
ing so can afford &c sell YOU at a very small ad-
vance upon the manufacturing price. Transient
visiting the city and calling on me,
win be convinced that my assortment is much
and far cheaper than anything ever offer
ed 10 n generous public.
Beware of those who tell you this is
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
DISSOLUTION.

The public are hereby notified hat the
.csopartnersalip heretofore existing between
the undersigned, and trading under the
.frm OF Newman and Allen, was dissolved
on the 9TH of March, by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to them either by
note or account will please come forward
at an early day, and settle with Samuel E.
Allen, in whose hands are placed the books
and accounts of the firm.
LORENZO NEWMAN,
SAMUEL E. ALLEN.
Louisiana, March 18th, 1913.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
Executors Notice.

Nor1CE is hereby given, 70 all creditors
and others interested in the estate of Guy
an Gibson, deceased, that the undersigned
has obtained from the Clerk Of the county
court Of Lincoln county, letters t%estamenta-
~ on sud estate, bearing date the 18th OF
February, 1913.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present the
same, properly authenticated, within one
year from the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from having any benefit
of said estate, and if not presented within
three years, they will be forever barred.
JOSEPH S. GIBSON,1
ROBERT B KTI WILSON yin Executors
Lincoln Co., March 9Th, 1s4S.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
Executors Notice.

NorrcE is hereby given, TO all creditors
and others Interested in the estate Of
George LhnsOu, deceased, that the under,
signed has obtained from the county couri
of Pike, letters testanentary on said estate.
bearing date the 10th of February, 1913.
All persons having claims agains: said
estate are hereby notified to present the
same properly authenticated within one
year from the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from having any benefit
of said estate, and ii not presented within
three years, they will be forever barred.
JAS. II. JOHNSON, Ex'r.
March 18th, 1913.