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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26
Temperance Notices,

Mr. Gowns. lAie an secnt Of me y Nots
Stsic Temperance Society. vii ,rcna
short season m ROLAND County during ne
Currsni Winter Among other interesting
snd cpmmendAtotv notices hich Mt { has
lu hrs possession, 10 tho following
.AtrA~V De- 3 isl~
jonathan / C"hp has hong been tmrIu,si ~
The y ' state isnrstanrs S,.icty and o, iufut
entitled e. the -cl earned cuulin,udatuu of iatt
FOL dlarcnt afi 'ucressiul Asrut having ,.st'I
every county Boo TIE STATE. All ,ttaiusd dufrr A..
arcncy los Bp .IrnAtufrs g. the total abstinence
pledge H. arv t,li in which D., MAY hereafter
tst.r D., cattle. S,th him our tufdiAl ~rn,s and
prAvcr' Tor hs hiFh,u harpiu,'. sad o.tuuusi
usetUln"' FruLnr HNetrs
AS 1Absk
X II Mu.t
- St1.t '''''.'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26
Notice.

IL public arr herrl, notified ha,Ih sv, ,t..
day gwen my SON VIM Hcnuc.,ay. M. orp,
.'I' 'h' remain Ter % his minority aud tha, I
''"c''.''h exact none u hi earning uciihe-
DANIEL HESNESSAN
Plt.rrl d.. 30 ie.7
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26

hand ard boy belong ng 70 the boa, -
Cap Bel. his ifu cietk sni hfH cng 'necr
beside ,~,ersl 81 The CABIN psssen gers ate .
fston~d severely InInrct--.onc OF hen %
~ irsttd lslaIlv The steamer Domsin
pst,ed the vtcck al Twelve VI lc Island.
THt,Ir,stH SIvINTY.StI sunni --.
I he Eesmet Seventy Stt Cap, BALDWIN /
which l,N hero on Monday evening for
Cin~inuan after proceeding scvetal miles
up ihc urrt MAS discovered Co be on hfr.--
She was Imnedia,e. Y run a,hotc near Car
"a ton auI vi' enutey de.toycd though
every eh.u was made 10 cave hct r.,
EV,urnr Mercury tcpon' that tho captain
succeeded 10 ptlng his trunk with some
ra.uabic' theron hu, O. was subsequently,
broken open and ~ content. uncd |, va,
feponcI duuog he morning that = mao Tell
overheard and was drowncd The loss on
the boat and cargo = estimated nj about
$50 600. end tn, amount Of insurance IS
not vet known ~ . Picovone l2h
S1gti M,icIe j, stated that a
mistake ~ seven millions Of dollars has
boon discovered ia tho receipt. 81 th, IA
usu4l treasury as given IN the Report Of
the Scst,taa, Of the tr,asu,. Tie Ian
called ~ by the Secretary viii consequent
is be- reduced o. twelve million, OF dollars
Ahla,badi E,pips,oH The boilers OF
the steamer Planter p,,ing ON the Illinois
River. exploded by which catastrophe three
passenger, and two deck hands were Killed,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26

11m BBIS Tro, and Rochester Flour frr N
Il w Gcnc,ccN hcat irc'h ground Tor sas
by VI J. MYERS.
Whitehall Dec. l. l. 81 I'm
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26
pL INTL Z
Walls 4. EIHsS

1Dl Tons frc.h ground No,a Scotia Plaster
] W. Tor .nir hy NJ J Ny Frs
Whitehall. Nov 80. 80
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26
To the Public.

FENlll suh-cr.trr having hccomc at. fee, that tho
Il old system OF hirh prizes and io,.r credits, Is
prcJulical to the interest both of the seller and the
purchaser has determined after the 90! T. brun-
~ next, to sell GOODS for Ready Pay ONLY .
and will then mark down hi. good, at .o low n
Price that be- feels satisfied tho public viii viii con
tuuc their patronage.
4 Dcw supply Of GOODS viii b. received IN a
few days which will render M stock complete, and
which viii be offered If ,hc lowest prices.
Most kinds of country produce ani hartcr, will
rc received for Gpod- Tor Nhlah ca price. will be
slloN.d
up immediately. IFNtN Ru,Knr.u
rr,-.-rl Mll- Inn 25 lAlA
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26

NtgN M,'Gkc u, stated that a
mistake ~ seven million, 81 dollars has
boon discovered ia tho receipts 81 th' IA .
tl,p4l treasury %, u,cn1n the Report o'
the Secretary OF tho treasury. Tic Ian
called ~ Ly the Secretary viii consequent
], be- reduced 60 twelve million, OF dollars
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26
" aIltctl

= CORDS of Wood ia cNrhau-e tur boots
- aud Shoe los 3tt " \ kruvEN
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26
Married
BOOkBI\DERl N OPER iTIO\

Building and l. prepared to execute all ordcr' in
hi line with fidelity and despatch. Orders from a
distance by stage uihcrwisc viii be promptly at
tended TO-. Rutland Jlu - Isis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

TkssrssKr-The managers at Nashville who
have chosen Delegates to vote for Poe President at
Philadelphis and made On unqualified nomination
of Gen Taylor for President, were obviously not
authorised so to act by the People. The JoEesbor
ousk yYA,g, edited by Rev. VIM G. Brownlo~
carries the name Of HEsRr CLAY at its head. and
,bs Wings of wmhington County held a meeting
on the 7th inst and
O. R<.srr<d That We prefer Hf>SN Gay ~ he Prssi-
49, 10 sov man above sroupd-hswsvef preeuiaen ne
1880. az others may bobecaase the o. ne
n.,, from m,.Yue oft4r more Vita onsslaepee hse
49, mater Of sHecess with sny candidate "a s 80
"a ,hss fh,s redemption may be more ssseredy eject
"A ~ the Mr. CLAY ,hsn thai q any oo' '
a.. stssesmsn In the rsnks Of the Whs PIy
Rs,sIp<d That the splerdor OF the rsolspt =.
,h. ~re.t lumpary Of Ashland. never shone via % 70
h.orx Than CO the oecssoa OF the resoihs O. hs res
ito,s ~ Irx!pston and the delivery Of ms Iesen,
100 sasseb on the Mexican War. every seniimeat 81
svsich we sdopt and this day endorse
Three opseches were made at this meeting al
declaring Mr.. Clay their 6rss choice and the
Wing says
emit both in the house and on ne street
that the entire Wing face Of the County Was '0i si'
Clay"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

"a returned 70 ussrs srd the ish Royal T'i.h TO Cab
eutta ever ihirg having been arranged Win hS"s oe
fore the'f Departure.
Krsfl1ioS ~ EAsHcAR IA IN Perial edei has lats'y
ebi.f whose rao - Chinese IS Gsn-seh ven ms fAisee
the standard 81 rebellion 80 kihsar 10 me eseae ~ss'
n Cbtrc.. r.rtlrv fChiness Nsil. Nov. =.
Turkey.
letter fron CoustsnuroFle. II Jan. 10. say ioe
,s Nrrrio MIR Ferriff his not arrived AZ ConsiaH-
,irrie uw.s rumofcd here that the rnPo steamer on
board Of which he embarked a. CiytA Neceha, hai ger
N 3D. bat % has been since Ascefisnef ihA sne t'h fe
ue. on the 2sd ut n the Gut Of Naples lhe GOA ssi
~ a the Suitlr toward the two members p s NtnAet
WHO are fs-thss advanced A % paths o. reform n's As,
hesn exh..itsf IN mort marked manner me ".a-.
Yx-. Rcschi Pacls. has received p'n''n l', nc =
6oOlt0 pasfr,s. l5l Oooi) and inc M.Lh'ei 81
Asrs All ETerf has beer raised % the rSnk % Auea
~ pasts Of three tails Ths cholera rctns akos1 sia-
ucrsry. Ane- hsvrg ragged ~ koassonn'J uA, ga ,ne
Asistc site % broke cur 80 ~ Arnsouihcnf' q, vac 90
rcps4n side where Z. clrfet 81 rom ~ % ~ ie'',
The critenic. Witch rsget l ihe arse a. iAs i', q. N
intensity tfe number 90 attacks 5 nearly AAiy' ol'
the mortality hls dimnishei.'
Tripoll.
Nv the Levsnt MAI we have letters iIon Co saniiro-
me On The In INST which Informs u' that intelligence ia
ben received OF dangerous ccmmclcns ha'ms ofsAeA
cut 10 TfPoL
RUSSIAN RECRUITING ~ AsD--rhs Sgsgc Ga-aie
gives the ocNing scccunt CT ne mannes On which me
HHFFU
49, ryht md la order more surely 20 take al persons
thst are destined rccrli the armies Of hlssA iie
senses are surrounded as mlrrci art single afe torn
from their homes % serye Or twenty years lhp'c "h9
b III ese.oe can Only 30 SD by euialon. fu n re re-
7isins IN the country De lasa1 ihs greatest Danger
TIE King CT Sve'cn has token umhfage A. ihe fsnilci
Of Frarac Au.rls and Prussia rsf'ee'tT ~ fnnsl nn
on .he proposed Intervention ln ine Riff' h 70. <fI
and. hs Majesty haV'g been' az Dc 'st''' '''v %
ihe treaty.
Evileuce q great change 10 ihe .er af ue 'nl !"
recently been dlcrvs-ef Boz fhc isanf ~ -f hehaf' POI
be res Tue 0t scs-,oach fls been frefi hqn AchA
"a 20 near Faya NJ hight oi SD OF Vi.e. A','' '-'
present level 0f The sea.
N Hague Journals snrounce ihat ibe krg d Holland
has given The sum 81 lOlC0 f5ugs icm rs Frvy purse
or the construction Of House 70 Refuge or Ola nea Of
the Reformed Evangelical. Communion az the h'sar'
From Cape Town Intelligence has been received OF me
killing Of nye British officers by the ksrs. namely cspi
W l. Y Baker Lieut.. FAINT and sign Blrnop, DR. y.
: Campbell and Assistan, surgeon Loeb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

The RLFoRrs OF THY rNsUNE.-We are no; in
habit Of Boosting very loudly aoou, the reports Of ne
Trbans bat We believe Il viii he universally admitted
ihs 20 other pspef this country has Pub shed
ports cf - ha horoushress and accuracy
as those given by ne g5sH Of ell the leading courses oi
Lectures IN tn. City scientific sutjees. since It has
been In existence A. an evl3eace Of the maannsF In
which our ors in his direction are appreciated ey those
stQu.ned 10 Judge OF hen, as well as testimonial 20
the capacity OF Mr. OLvIK DyEE AID 10 the value Of The
Photographs system u wiring we are happy TO annex
ne following note witch NJ. d. has received from Tho
eminent Astronomer az. Lecture " 80 hrsscouTse
IA this City published IN ihs days bl5sne.
IL VNvEKsITr rLAck.
Dr. NicHoL ttgs 20 express his approval ana even u-
prse. at the exueme Of ire reports q bis Lee
lures which have Appeared Tss HbSNs lie has form
efy IN Europe had fsqusr; 70 be grs;ned with
excellent ePo'' but his previous experience furnishes
no ins'Ares ~ AVefeh acgracy - perfect even WIN re
gard 70 noiuo's Of BIS ccigfe committed q writing,
ard oifen delivered Nth much rnptltY.
The very rgS space devoted ey IAs ntbzst 10 these
reports has Of course Rendered that poss dc which
other cases ecud not Re accom- plsAed bat stl-evea
making such aorHuce pr. NtcHoL anas ample occasion
10 form fR suet of tie ia saG> q Photography and
of ,bs Lii Win which Il A4s been applied.
To Ma DYEs, lrtoAas VFes'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

~ The foreign news by the Hlbernia will be
found deeply interesting. The rumors of an abdica
iion put in circulation about Louis Philippe and the
asserted decline of the influence Of Metternioh on
Aus,ria are significant precursors Of the now not
distan, departure Of those cunning politicians from
earthly intrigues and the connections which are
sure TO follow. But the focus OF interest is Sicily
There the revolutionary spirit, wrought into fury by
the total denial by the King OF the measures Of
reform demanded by the people, has burs; forth and
threatens to dethrone him. For the rulers OF the
Italian people there are only two alternatives
peaceful progress or revolution
Full details will be found under the appropriate
heads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
The People In Council.

Thirty. three years ago this day the British sloop'
ofwr Brsmble came into our bay, and Just as
twilight was deepening into darkness, pilot boat
came up to Whitehall announcing her arrival with
the tidings that PEACE had been made at Client
by HrsRY CLAY aud bis associates in that memor-
able commission PEACE PEACE the word
thrilled from heart to heart before it could be echoed
from lip TO lip; and whole City was aroused as
by an electric shock from torpor and anxiety to life
and 10y. Nobody asked nor cared what were the
conditions -none would hear whether few miles
more or less Of hemlock swamps or Goldfish sha
low. bad been secured BY the Treaty all questions
Of politics all personal feuds, were forgotten but
as house after house and street after street flashed
back to each other the general rapture in sudden
illumination, the People crowded the streets and
places Of resort to congratulate each other TO make
sure that it was indeed dream but really Peace
and to invoke blessings on the heads of ADAMS
GALLATIS and CLAN
Thirty.thres years have since passed but those
Patriot statesmen, tnen III lhe PIiuio VI '"o VI "o
yond it, are spared to us still Hardly a fourth Of
those then alive are living still, but the Negotia
tors Of still live to enjoy public gratitude to
which long lives Of eminent and honorable service
have entitled them and to deserve it still more
emphatcally by renewed and most effective exer-
tons in behalf Of PEACE.
- THIS EvEsISe the Wings Of New-York as
semble at Castle Garden TO give renewed ex'
preston Of their love and confidence in HENRY
CLAY and to set before their fellow citizens and
fellow Wings some statement Of the grounds Of
their decided preference ofthat Patriot and States
man for President of the United States. Unless
the night should prove tempestuous this will doubt
less be one Of the largest public meetings ever held
in our City. The fact that JoHS NJ. Boris Of Va
w. THOMPSON Of la and we hope THOMAS CORwIS
Of Ohio will be with us, to say nothing of our own
true men, would call out great meeting at any
rate bat the Wings Of NewYork do not need such
inducements to bring them together when the gath.
ering cry is HENRY CLAY That name has
magic in it far exceeding that Of any Caesar or con-
queror. We shall prove it, Wings TONIGHT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
New-York Town Elections.
SULLIVAN co.-suruusors.

SJlLlNt An NN.-c"lettspfss
Hhg Leo Loo
Ccllicoon. he,nei h'VrtSi
v.r.hurxh Cochectou Lumberand.
Nsversnk. forestoniGh' MamNs"ok'
rsamn.on-4 Roekant-7.
Mamakatipg has chosen majority OF WINS OIL
hcers bu, the Wings were beaten on supervisor
by their own divisions. We infer that pohtIesl
lines were very generally diTegsrded In Falls
bursh the same ticket was nominated +" Loco
Foco and Native American, but beaten ls5 votes
BY the Wing ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
London Corn Trade =.

The Grain rsde hs. hten very iul sra prees have bsi
decffni ~ tsntercy darnx re past ieitnisht 60 10
l7rh nst mere yes rather 9 stow o. tnfAf Nnss
lie Rest PARCELS were ld iihoat clliy o. sdrcneo
l. u = D 0astsf Bot the common ilns uo 80 .t"J
a. reduction 81 % 0 js pr qrter 90 et Nsi'l ert
rrrcy The irgalry lf f1resn NJ l-at Wa stt.l 81
fsi Arcfcr iri- 90 le business Sas done - o. res
der IfruIt give taiicrs inrfc can however =
ro loahtthsf secondary sorts u H. sfe Been o. -
q, per naartsr lower htn that dsf se nn'fht F'pi
ul b Hule a.irltQu. eut iis Nt.le utatiN.- y.
change requiring notice ircisn Corr hardly m,ie'snes
10 previous position. On hs l3l there " s. onf lr.
supply of fresh Nhcst 81 market The ie" it' ~.
Frr 81 offered with tffe sIfnfi0u c'usil-iap.'
ffrruiry experienced in ei-ctcg saes ~ me re
fa1fd rates of l7th Holders ~ the best hi ah1' ~
male suy corcrssors A. ~ sane time noactstsf
a. art low oasluss odcrd 80 retaef oNef Piiee.
he s--cuuts from ireland tsug disccpf.fius inolan
Corn las he.n more freely Cfere't ard tlis Mt,e.o
sreauav gave way O. - pr quarter COED Os,ais
ha,rs lately been sold q, s. % So, yer quartet Iss
f,rthsr depression took place on the fh some psiers
IN Eng.h Nhes selected eAry, - prices rot mneh
below thos- Of ihst day week, but me fechc On tne
r-uefa rnnsw.s 10 10 - 0uattcr win slow - ~
The Abatement Foreign WhcS' wss also oiHeut or -
poss bot high sii asked tor ne very nns-e
80 cargo Of fne red lately received rom ths
Battle was held 81 80 per quarter For N. VtoiuaIr
softs In grenary less uonsy would saely i'Fr oeen
f,ssn n husiuess could have been thereby heil-
f,fed The ucmn.l top price Of Flour underwent 90
rhsrre. shfr nlsfks were, however easier 70 p1N 80
Ansfcan Flour unless of very tcc quality ~a' 40 ne
turn cheaper There were no saes q importance 10 pa.
e.r Corn Nerv tte business as done on the -th ~
nrIc4s wer. steadily maintained 1estrfiif' Jan =
Vres, maintained f prices Tor zorc desc ptons u IN.
. demand attractive Barley was boz short supply aud
ar r.oust az ION Prices The best Oti. were quite az
dear BAT other qualities neglected Beans fsa ana
. Flour IA Il lu.IIEHuffT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
Ji,erpool Cotton ,Iarhct...l

The sdyces received By me haliiaN steamers when ~
rived n sunday sst ia ing thai the elpts ~ete again
considerably less than az Tho same me at season hes
" 10000 bats Tad The eject ot mss ne holder. nm sno
bed them to obtain Occasional advance OF ~ Z n
In American or the last lew day, however, OWING 70
the continued dull accounts from Nauehesiefi me nqu
have been less numerous, ard me airs made LAYS
been 40 ght decline rendering 10 dicut no" % fesl.
ire tie quotations Of Friday last Sssi - steady by
Brazil ana Egyptian dull specula.oss have tssen lV'
sorst and 100 Amer The sales Tor the week
are q : o bales
jas % There is little change 10 notice In the state o.
the market The demand, which continues 70 Be lmed
10 the Of the trade rather snsed Ia Tue cary
rsrt OF the ees, when prices were barely mantaned
but hiss since revived snd the quoatons 81 rosy a't
are readily obtained for an descrpons Exporters haNs
taken GOO American and ~ Maiauhsm sales the week
anruu 60 - 60 bales.
JAN. s9.-rhers has been far Inquiry today TOT
Cotton aud the mddug sud lower qualities 81 America
are rather tight at quotations The market closed
firmly The sales were about 900 bales, and incuds
25DO American Al 4lda6ii, and 30 suTa', al 3da3!d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
London Proyi.ion Market.

ANEEicAs has had fair sale at steady prices
nicdes of with increased freedom ana fa rates
pat q middle. n Port q. 70 So rev Sc 20 5ls
sfc is met steady demand and prices supported
hess tfs ot1s, auo barrels So 60s Beef . fsber
che-per for ships prices follows Inda Beef,
Vs % os per ts, India 9js 10 1905; praie mess
90 O. 9os Cheese is % steady scnsnd =, late rates
lksh a macA Bciief demand has bcea exPelercsd Tor
al kilds OF Butter the better qualities are si the nost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
Passengers.

Ia st,anss.p Hb,rnia from Lac Poo-Mf and Mrs hsf'
rs SIR aud sr. Pmer .nd infant, Ar atd Mrs q hoai
ton Mr. and Miss MNyer. Mr. anu his- Dawson, No sna
Mrs Robert carp, Miss Eap, Mr. ii Gillian, Ea~Is
Eas,wcoi Rev Geo MsynAc, Rev james Lyon key y
SOC A stooe John Levy, W stsn.hsd, Jaos' bIoop'
- M.llst = Wil0isn William Norris, - Asrsn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

.THs WfsTERS WoRLD." This is new news
paporA candidate the public favor It's visits 10 BE-
not weekly. but monthly. 1t neat sheet devoted TO
general miscellaneous intelligence and confined by neither
party but calculated 10 contain eoscse summs-
~ Of the News OF the day. both at home snd abroad The
price Is only p year, or tso cents per copy
Success to 1t. Published BY Geo L. Leo!e s Co, so
B-cadwav1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

~ HENRY BRlDGEs, Esq has been nominated
by the Loco Focos OF the With Congressional Dis
trct Of Peansy lyanis, in opposition to Dr. TREN'
LrR, Wing, to supply the place off w. Hornbeck,
deceased. The election will be held ON the 23d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

NEssINA, PALERMO AND SYRACUSE ~ THE
HANDS OF The PEOPLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

~ TIE National Era Abolition argues at
length that Mr.. Clay cannot be chosen President,
because he cannot carry the South as Gen. Taylor
would, while his running would call out great
vote for Hale Liberty throughout the Free States
Ii the Era thinks so, not why il should
so evidently seek to dissuade the Wings from nom
mating Mr.. Clay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
London Markets.

Nsrsfs -Slnce me meeting of tho lfonmasters, sod
he strike Of ~0fkaen, many Of t-e fafnsees hsys
hem blown out This has caused 10 tcs ei = teh Pis
4, h. fr .ud he letters from Sasfo~ bruf favor.
ale r.rer suffer prices haze BEEN o1fsnrc-No has
IA -. A parcel for spfaf delivery D. 01enng =,
5, hut no buyer. 10 BE- met With. Rail, std hsr
In W.e. are quiet 70 he rnminsi fsfs q =.
h., sou.e bushes. !. reported o. have hcsc done
much oser fsnrs foI cssh down. Ne.sn sod ristpId
.hf- PCS raw. t.en trtt in % some extent A. i -
,ni f6, Brf,h Iron i, dali of rae m ths se r-oaeet
r,f.. Foreign b. dfn sndi hsI Tor 81 tsto Az Ia
Bt.h Tin f-s he-n "a scsiy request 81 i1rn'er terms
Forsi sn sd Tor ffm rates ga 10 f-e i-qi's 49,
49, ssrcs are reported a. So snd ~ parcel. "
Strifs - To- or ro0ud b0n. auf 80 Tor square IN
stes move steadily 81 80 ~ 4i,ed tor common oeet
sia. he sane last puotsd. In Cooper lair trsiness
b.s h.er done az l4 prices Lesf - - stcafy a. II -
for Brush Pr sad 10 5. 'of Spanish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

rY- The Wings of PHILADELPHIA will meet
this evening. at their Reading Room, to make ar
raDgements for the reception Of HENRY CLAY,
who is about to make them visit Mayor SWIFT
heads the call, which is signed by 6l2 of the lead
inc Whirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
Liverpool Cotton Market

The depression which has long existed IN the manu-
featuring districts, ard which was shown AZ last Iues
DAYS market m Manchester, - te rather agTsVated
thsu relieved, gave a. proceedings AZ The bcslr-
ming Of the week full confirmation q that dalness
With which We have long become 50 familiar. The
.htness Of the stock however. tally OF the com
mon quaes Of American, has been gradually becoming
Inue sud more obvious and IL I'm esslon.
Within the last three this description has
teen very spArngy offered, that the uads d,msnd'
moderate as IL has been has yet been iDsucienty sup
piled some Of the consumers having returned without
purchasing The result has been only CHECK 10 de-
preston but slight extent, tun IN favor OF holders
All qualities Of common American and indeed We msy
say all scriptiOns Of that kind ~ Chez thsn our
quotations Of Friday last Perhaps the reduced rae OF
discount announced by the Bank has had some bearing
on the frmer tone showing itself such - the state Of
our to-day Buti We we're 70 Judge OF the future
from the past might reasonably anticipate that this
promise at would INN edaiey vanish before
smother Tuesdsys market Ia Manchester such ~ the last
500 American and ~ Pernams have been taken for
The sales Of the week are $3.50 bales Geo Iolt Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

dsrn.nG srd Ia n- -nces. rffher h.s
ben paid rhs supplies continue iNss, and m. rocs %
no nearly equal thai u -, ses0n While the d-ss-
ries 1e aT sIca'er than ~ that time llotstons 40
Cacw snf Clonu- atoef, p 40 - Corr, 50 70 SCI
Duin. ss.f Il. IRE rf fr Bacon - setFe. and
the trsd- being bsrely sgpgsd holders have tesn
bsd 10 obtain advanced puc-s TIE market issteaty ard
closes siih nrmue.- Prime siks'ie Ws'rfforf, SIS %
So. hesvy 81, 70 63s Limerick sxstle. c's 20 90 sud
heavy 20 6is Hans hive sfssdy sac - fais l.s
rate. Lard has met moderate demand =. q ~ 20 IN
hue Waterford other kids stead e. frnertt'es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
J. L. LEFFERTs. }soc,o,sr;os
JOHN J. HERarcK, J


O. The Joint Special Committee OF Arrange
v,enss for the CLAY MASS MEETING sre directed to
mee,aCAsTLE GARDEN THIS EVENING at 6 O'Clock
precisely Members particularly desired to be pune
tusl N bOWDIICh BLUM, NhanuaH'
L. Ltt n,.,,ex Secretaries.