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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

TIE ACCIDENT IN PaILADFLPHiA-The Phia-
dsphia papers Of to-day contain the particulars oil the
late accident:
The vinegar mandatory is in the Of the store and
DISABLING ard .mors other fixtures for the manuiactur
inc puro,es Of the establishment contained large wooc
err vat ten feet high and Of corresponding width capable
Of hodne several hundred gallons This vat was standing
uno the ground hsor and the colored man descended
Issser placed by him on the inside, to cleanse IT, In
nenen, Aterwsrd he heard 10 grosn by Mr. Joseph
s Richie who suspecing the cause. became alarmed and
prepaiey assembled 10 the top Of the vat with arope
followed BY another man. engaged there, with the design
OF rendering assistance the colored man. Mr. Rche SO
Intent upon aortiDg the unfortunate man relief, without
rejecting upon the risk 10 himself OF his humane and aud
able exertons Immediately descended into the vat, and
from sound heard by the man aiding him, there j.
reason 70 suppose that before he had descended more than
half way down the ladder he became affected BY the gas
and fell 10 bottom. The alarm was given and no one
daring under the cicumsances 10 venture into the vat
the DC sign Of upsetug suggested and after great
difficulty and considerable delay the overturnng was e
ced and the bodies Of the two unfortunate men Drawn
out. both quite dead
The Coroner aftor summoned jury, who renoef
ed verdict in the OF SIR. Richie, as foo~s-Ihat ne
came 10 his death between and o'clock, from srnoca
In a vinegar vat containing carbonic acid gas ba's
descended for purpose OF aGordng relief to coofeo
man. who sufocatng and who had desceneeo oi 'le
purpose Of cleaning H. (uame Of eolored man sAia y O
Thomas or George Gibson) ,.
The verdict In the Of Gibson was OF snliM import
varied only BY stating the fact that he hsd gone mo Tue
vat with the design Of cleaning IT,
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NOTICES.


~ Eighfeentb Ward.-The Democratic Whis
eeors II INC Eshreenih Ward requested Assem-
bic the Bulls Head Hotel Of the Thrdavenue
and Twenty fourthst Wednesday evening jth April
int 7. clock 10 choose Seven DELE represent
the Ward 10 District Conveuflca 20 dominate suitable
eaud dates for Police Justice and Assistant Justice
FOR the Sixth District. By order n the Wand Committee
ELIJAH I. LEWIS, Chsrmsn
pes r. sp.xp Secretsrl-s a. o-s-o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

HAVING BEEN URGtNrLf SOLICITED 70 repeat
his Concert given In December last. respectfully
uounses SECOND GRAND CONCERT a. the Tsber.
nsel- OF THURSDAY EVENING. April tie will lhs
assisted by MISS JULIA NORTHALL.
Mr. = LEACH.
AR. HENRY sCHMlTZ,
who will perform Fsnt.ss The French Horn. intro
dGcirg the extraordinary effect Of psying Osareue On
one icrTument
Msssr, II. {. TIMM ,ns GEORGE LoDER will pre-
side AZ the pianoorte
DODwOsrHs coRNEr BAND. under the direction
Ct Mr.. II. DodWoIth who will perform in addition 20
other seee0ns part Of Feicen Dayids Ode Symphonic
Of LIZ DESERT.
Tbs AMATEUR CORNET CLUB have again kindly
consented 70 appear IN puhis and will assist pieces
Tickets So cents to De obtained Of Mr. d. AS Broome o.
and 81 the prinei pal music stores 81 sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
,I,HR GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS
l. o. THE OLD MASTERS. comprising original
PICTURES
? LONG BREED CANARIEs-Fo

- LONG BREED CANARIEs-Fors sale chssp
r. sfs~ Of tAs pure Iona breed Csnsries, they are
.I{rtft for ms'iog. The colors green, plain and
~ Smotted They may be seen from TO 10, A. Nj. or
to B. at 1876 Second 81 up stairs Inquire for
/ NJ as So
SHOOTS .-PRENIUM BO0Ts-YOUNGS
imported French Calf Boots OF the best quality
selling at 81 50-ususlly - aud 81. Also fne CAT
~ Boots Of his make Tor 80 So such a. are sold In
other stores for 81 50 and & Patent Lesher Boots Shoes
and Caters In variety he found al the corner
Of Fulton and Nassau SITS opposite the Herald ONCE
Light expenses and srgs sales fhe that
get better and cheaper Boots YOUNGs than elsewhere
m23 lmissOds
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,=r Seventeenth Ward.-Whigsof this Ward must
not forget The meeting the Henry Clay House ton1xn.
-, ,ssoopd TO the nominstions for Charter Omeef' No
o..,,ss will be addressed by Hon. L. White II o.
RI"rt t.e. Hon Morris Franklin. J. NJ .se Cott Lsl
o. .b Ths right spirit prevails The Whss Intend
10 slsol lhsir ticket headed By Croius ana FfsaA n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

V,HE LITTLE HOMESTEAD represented IN this nun
Der 10 confidently offered 80 ssp-emen Of rural neni-
lecture that. eonderns the economy Of outlay ana tae
displayed has IN country been surpassed mod tof
sms farm houses its exterior combines esues Of tne
nodern mansion and merchants cottage WITH an ar o.
comrt and sodity that With the hybrid sruc
me. on the generality % farms We invite The attention
OF ety .nd coustry builders 20 this class Of dgna Es
mat. for this house >l--ia- =,
Published monthly At > per snnum or p eerr per Nc
Fors.i-by IS 3iisl c. NJ. sAXTOS. 2o5 Broadway
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DRAKE q PALMER, 50 IL

~ sixth Ward.-Pursuant 70 the Recommendation
Of the Democratic Wing General Committee, The Demo
cratic Wings Of the Sixth Ward requested to meet a.
the North American Hotel corner Of the Bowery And
Bsyard SITS Wsdoesday evening the 9TH inst at haf
past clock for the purpose Of eecting Delegates TO the
Seventh District Convention for the nomination Of ASSIST
ant and Police Justices.
WIN H. SPARKS, Chairman.
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r. Third Ward.-At meeting Of the Whis Com
niltee OF the Third Ward held al 25 Washington -
sgreeAbly request Of the Wig General Committee
Monday svering, April ). il was unanimSuSly
Rssolved, That election be held at q Wsrren-st
from 60 O'clock P. NJ on Wednesday, the 9Th Apu
inst q choose hve delegates 10 represent the Ward In
District Convention called for the purpose Of nomiratp
suitable candidates for Assistant Justice and Police Jus
tice Of the First District
Resolred unanimously, That this meeting recommend
SMITH DUSSISC ROBERT l.. HATHAWAY, A. Sidney Do
ANE, TBCs. w. FAULKNER and hARTis SCHULTZ 10 the
Whig Electors OF the Third Ward Deegstes 70 the
First District Convention 70 meet at Second Ward hote
on Tbursday, Apnl e att M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
t TICS! os sI,'In Secretaries Alt

Ts- Fourth Ward.-The Wig Electors Of the
Fourth Ward rsqUesed TO assemble at the Shakespeare
Hotel on Wednesday evening st Y O'Clock for the pur
pose Of choosing Delegates to reprsseDt the Ward
in the Judicial District Convention. and such other eu.
nes. AZ msy he brought before them By order OF the
Ward Committee. G. CHAMBERLAIN, Chairman
JAMES n. MosEMAN, Secretary. a.
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CHRISTY'S rrINSTRELS

THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Bt>D IN TIE UNITED STATS,
afsr re direction Of r p. Chrfg whose tsHifdb and
Tgal entertainments nightly honored with erord<d
highly respectable suGiences and favored with
patronage unprecedented by soy in this city
Admission 3 cents-doors open 81 concert commences
a. O'Clock
For the accommod atior Of families
AN AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY.
Door. oman a. 2 rnr,,usnca stS 90. AZ vii
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II United Brother OF temperance

Brothers requested be pgnctus AZ the meet
log Wednesday 5th April, ~ o'clock P NJ At their
Hall, Of Lispensrd snd Broadway. Alterations IN
the Bylaws, important 10 members will be acted on
All absent members will be fined 81 eta. 81 2tis'
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TO MANUFACTURERS

SITUATION WANTED.-The undsrsgned, no h~
Shsd many years experiences a cotton weaver wishes
situation AZ overs-er OF large wezvinE estaoishGen
or he will take job Of starting looms lie eies 70 bso
c Huri. rs Pins,t or David Budum, Commission Mer-
eSsnf New York Other references siyen II desired
ADDRESS HAMILTON FAULKNER, Albion Village, smith
ne z ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

- $40 REWARD.-Lost on Tues5sy mornies
~ Apr4 in the cars OF esf-hoase o. me Long 10,
Fl and Railroad st the South Ferry Brooklyn, Agoo
~ ever wstch with heavy fob curb ehsi Attacned
10 love reward will Be paid by leaving a. JAMES
aITeFprs - Ann a. New-Yort. S. IT
CUIID IOsT.-A little Eiri, MARGARET HALF
4 has not been ,een Monday kbo1 O'clock " hen
,hs was soins 70 school Any Information respecting ner
will b. gratefully received by her parent' 100 Amo-
IS Pits
STOCK, FIXTURES, good will aad lease Of store
- Tor sac doing good business in fancy goods low for
cash note TO Lease eft at this ofiee real name IL
CD SO0 TO LOAN ON BOND AMP ~ s OK
JOHN r. CoNREl, 10 Jones bslalnfs,
IS BITS. % Mal-.I
MOOD sCREWS-For sale the entire msshiserJ o.
w The American Screw Company, stsisn-hlsna- for
sale low. Inquire Of ,,.s,, ., NV
e. 81. WALhth WASH, ~ 1855 ~ =
SECOND-HAND fURNlTthh ior sss enrsP
- ron.t.tinx OF once chairs desks stools winosor rush
.ud chairs pine cherry and n.hossny tsos
hammock Erstes COOKING stoves. eos so
90 sirti.ht stoves and lot Of school desks For sac
BROWN, agent q spruesH
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BAKERS PREPARED COCOA AND CHOCOLATE.
~ ~ Eu -, TnCn. pa aTE patey,s Rrom. a IA

The business viii BE- continued by Albert B4dssu At The
same plscs. s. 1
BAKERS PREPARED COCOA AND CHOCOLATE
DlKER,s COCO4 PASTE. Baters Broms Ia
DCsaslls ChocoIste &c WALTER BAKER, Dorehss
err manufacturer above WILL kno article has
appointed the subscribers his sole agents for her sale
t6is c.y and Brooklyn also for tbs ssls Of Baker
Brothers, n. 3. Ma'. and Norfolk Co Chocolate and
ether articles 10 the line. srgs supply always
IS 5msod' HUssEY MURRAY 81 sooth-.'.
IN 0O0 GALLONS OLD CIDER VINEGAR ioI
IO,OOO sale By t9e 'ue.eIieer g lsi Ihlld svsnas
,uDply also AZ Il Michers 3 Fultonst and A b. Lud.
sI, 1872 Washington st. The public msy rest sssafsa
and best quality The subscriber has been 10 the
Business forty year.. His Vnegs' has been shipped 70 al
private sl.. for nesy bsf century and be has never
bad any complaints Of quality He Is confident that no
',.;'5 5. ss,i'' ''n Dc 'u'' NATHAN JACKSON
CONMUNION FURNITURE.-Fsgons. tsnksrds'
u soolsts and plates aso bsptsmal fonts and eoee
s5Iw Late Bosrdmsn a Hart
TABLE AND TEA sPOONs.-Britannis spoons,
variety Of sEss man 1fse,ured and for ..s ,, snoe
a5iw Late B0srdmsu Hart
ELUTED CANDLEsTICks.-sr-t hated
usnte ardsstisis new aud ee1g,isi Pstsrn'' Tor
jn5I w Lar. Boudrasn Hart
TN1GUERREOTYPEP PLATES Of superior quail
ACts 8, wholesale and rsts-e YES e9 e. 80
ANTHONY's Nstionsl Daguerrean Depot,
mil Inis 2g7 Broadway. south corner Of Aurrsy-r
a WING. POSTS Of east iron and frame work, with
"A awnings made aod put ~ AZ reduced prices ~
DUNCAN WEST, 4 Little Greenst
.4su.- near Ltberty-st
WALTER ericsson, Phil.dslPhs. Msnuhst.r.r
w of Mil and foss cut sa and other FOODS Orders
,...iv.d bv CREssON, FISHER CO
-,fQ at.odi, Commeree-st Philadelphia
WHITING PAPERs-A large assortment from The
w most cysehrstsi u,.1afactarers, for sale BY
ali lDts IOaN CAMPBELL X Co lNs liz Naseeo-g
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All absent members will be fined 81 cts 81 2tis'
~ Pittsburgh observation-disclosures, msnufscta
rers and others who may be DESTROYS knos
edge Of their different establishments IN the West, will
find the Pittsburgh Gazette very excellent medium for
doing IL s the oldest paper West OF the Aeghsnies
and has very large circulation in Western Pennsylvania
Virgin and Ohio. Published daily weekly and tn
weekly Advertisements may be sent direct, through
he egeneie0 In the city milo 2awlmii
~ March Report.-THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. (oilce II Wal-stl L.
sued during the month Of Msrch l8 One Hundred and
Eighty four new Policies, viz.
ToMerchantR and Traders 65 To
- Clerks ........s....s.l< agents
- Manufacturers Students ,...........
Mechanics ISL Csshers..-............ :
Lawyers ............... - Sea Cspts Mariners.
Ciergymen. leacufrs
Physicians ......... A. HotelkeepeTs..........
Farmers............. A. Other oecupations....
A.. po,;... - d.; or,, %, MI IA,
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AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
PARADISE AND THE PERI

TIE TABERNACLE, TUESDAY EVENING
"A April il-FLUrE CLASS a. the Lyeeum, 5SS road
way 10 morrow Wednesday evening. for advanced pu
pills, ~ - per quarter a. ll' Il. MRlGGS. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

re- sixteenth Ward.-rhe Wits Electors Of the
Sixteenth Ward are requested to meet al the Fuendsnp
Hall sixteepth,t between Seventh and Eighth avenues
At II M cor the purpose Of receiving and sens upon
nst. s,nSd.te Tor charter and other officers 10 be sup
Sn,n.,ins Convention j. p COLES, Chairman.
N..h'na''s '.sa,. s..-.,sxv Is IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

w Fourteenth Ward.-The Democratic Whie
eectors Of the Fourteenth Ward requested to meet 81
Broadway House on Wednesday evening, at u o'clock
for the purpose Of receiving the reporof the Nomlnsn
Commies for Chsrtes Officers &c BY order Of the Com
mttse. JNO. h. hANChESIhh, Shslfman.
n IpXvI Jr a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

~ sixteenth Ward.-ln pursuance OF the resoin-
tion of the General COMMITTEES meeting OF me Nnle
Electors of this Ward will be held on "Wednesday thi'
EVENING" 9TH pr a. ~ o'clock at the Friendship
sixteenth.st between Seventh end Eighth avenues foi
The ppr pose OF selecting delegates from this ard
70 the strict Convention called 10 nominate candidates
for the Offices Of Assistant Justice aud Police Justice OF
ms sixth District. By order OF the Ward Committee
WIN. 5. DAWSON, Chairman.
DAVID X. JAaUgs, (s.,,.t.,is.
DgIAMkIgR. ~ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

s.ven,ecnfh Ward.-Ths Whis Electors Of
,hs Ward requested 10 assemble 81 the
Henry Clay House at the corner OF fr~si and Avsnue
on Wedne,dsy evening April ., al u o'clock 10 ses'
- NJ he Committee chosen TO pominsts esnci
ssss ~ he supported for Charter and School officers At
the approseh Election and to respond ts the n0"na
tons By order OF the Committee
"'"' WILLIAM $ DUKE, Chairman
-. /, rovxsxxo Secretary 81 2tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

re- Fourteenth Ward.-ATeesbly to recommends
tion Of the Democratic Wing General Committee, the
Whg Electors Of this Ward are requested 70 meet az
Broadway House, this Wednesday, evening 9TH inst at
y O'clock for the purpose OF choosing seven 70
meet ia Convention, at Broadway Heuse, on Thursday
evening April to nominate candidates to be supported
AZ the ensuing election for Assistant Justice and one
Police Justice BY order Of the Ward Committee.
CHARLES X. TAYLOR Chairman.
W. H,d IL i K o.56ss secretsrie' s5n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

" Hin Wnrd.-The Wblg kIectoIs OF the r I1In
Ward are requested assemble st the Marion House
65 West Broadway Wednesday evening the 5ih April
hsfpsst o'clock choose Eve delegates 10 represent
the Wsrd in District Convention 10 nomins suitable
candidates for Police Justice and Assistant Justice
for the fret District and also receive the report Of the
Committee TO nominate Charter and Ward Oihces, 10 be
supported at the ensuing election.
By order Of the Ward Committee.
VIM. c. SCOTT, Chairman.
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pAvIS'S MANUAL

or MAGNETlsM-New edition, revised and en-
" Iarsed-ineIudins Galvsnism, Msguetisui, Eleetro
u.rp.ti.rr ELECTRO Dvnsmc. Magnetic and
Tberuo eetreity with $50 orirnsl illurrstiocs rrc'
81 For sale BY ls5 5usl c NJ sAATOS, a6 brosdw.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

70 Ninth Wnrd.-The Whlg EIectoTs OF Ihe MINI
Ward are requested assemble at the Northern Exchange
rs Bleecker-st Wednesday evening" the 5th at Z;
O'Clock for the purpose Of selecting FIVE Delegates to meet
District Convention Thursdsy evening next at Z.
O'Clock, select candidate for Police j.see sno
candidate for Civil Justice TO be supported at the
coming Charter election In the District posing the
Eighth and Ninth Wards. Also to ratfy the nomlna
tons for the Charter Ticket By order Of the Ward
and Nom mating Committees
Hon. JosEPH L. WHITE AID other eminent speakers will
be present and address the meeting.
II HOWARD CARGlLL. Chm. Ward Com.
Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

~ Eleventh Ward.-In pursuance Of the call OF
Democratic Wing General Committee the Wing Elector,
of the Eleventh Ward requested to meet al q Avenue
d. this "wednesday evening, 9Th inst. at half past o.
clock to choose Delegates 10 meet the Delegates
from the Seventh and Thirteenth Wards nomn ate jus
tees for the Fifth Judicial District.
By order &. M. SlMONSON, Chairman.
HANuTOS WADE. Secretary. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

re- Twelfth Wnrd-Whtgs Of The Twelfth Ward az
invited to attend meeting TO be held at sooms
corner Of Third and Eighty fourth ct this WED
uesday) evening half past o'clock to appoint Dele
Rates 10 District Convention, for the nomination OF Jus
tees ard Police Justices under the late act Of the Less
iature la5It.l T. KETCHUM, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05

. " The members Of Hydrant Fire Co. No.
return their sincere thAnks 10 Mr. 6koRSs T. WArxSs
Of the St Charles Hotel Broadway for the liberal supply
Of refreshments furnished them after the ere In Dusnes
on the morning Of the "a ipst. By order
as IT. JOHN ]. AYMAR. Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

Convention ofthe friends of Gen. Taylor is &c
be held at Danville, Illinois, on the 18th Of
October, for which great preparations are al
reedy making.
The young men Of Sangamon County have
determined to hold Mass Convention al
Springfield, OIL the 7th Of October. which, i. j;
expected, will be attended by the people from
all parts of the State.
A Camp Meeting of the friends Of Gen. Tsy
Tor in the counties of Henderson, Warren anC
Mercer, is to be held at time and place TO ot
hereafter designated.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

PENNSYLVANIA FOR 0ED ZAcK.-Extract
from letter TO the Editor of the State Journal,
written by gentlemen of Indianapolis, now
travelling East and dated at Philadelphia, Sept
IA, 1913.
'.The political elements are all in motion
here. ] am greatly encouraged as TO the sue
cess Of Gen. Taylor in Pennsylvania. The
best informed men say he will carry it. A
gentleman from The interior of the State has
published All offer to bet $1,000 that it will 90
for the ''Old Hero and it has not been
taken.
Sin Baltimore, great enthusiasm prevails. Nc
one thinks any thing else than that Gen. Tay-
lor will be the next President. The recen,
effort in New York to get upa Clay ticket i:
reg arded as complete failure. New York i,
certain for Taylor by many thousands, be
cause of the Van Buren, split in the Democratic
party.
"John Van Buren, spoke at the Van Burer
Locofoco State Convention, held at Reading
yesterday. This movement affects the Dem
ocrats much more than the Wings, and viii
give the State TO "Old Tack certain.
"0ur Western merchants are generally through
with their purchases. The dry-goods business
has been unusually light this fall--all the bet
ter for our country. Their goods are generally
piled up at Pittsburs and Wheeling, awaiting
a rise in the river.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

lRELAND.-A Dublin correspondent of the
New York Tribune, writes of an important
movement which has just been started, as fol-
lows:
A new Association, which briefly alluded
to in my last letter, is gaining ground rapidly
among the Conservative party and press. Its
name is the ''lrish Union Society,"" and its OBJ
ject is the sitting of the Imperial Parliament
periodically i'll Dublin Its founders intend
holding public meetings, and taking every
means to gain popular support. The origina-
tors Of this movement are of the class which
has hitherto shown such apathy about Irish af-
iairs-the nobility and landed gentry. 1t may
work well, and, if it will benefit the country,
Heaven grant it. The Repeal press have not,
so far as am aware, expressed any opinion on
the subject as yet; but the Conservative jour
nails look on itas the only security for the coun'
try; they welcome il as Noah did the rainbow
They anticipate, as results, influx of capital
eradication of prejudices, assimilation of ma,
tional characters, the overthrow of agitation
and the humiliation of disloJalty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

GEsTLEMES: In my report, as Secretary OF
the Rail Road Meeting, on Tuesday evening
notes Of the meeting, that Nj. w. Foster, Esq,
disseuted in his views from the other gentle
men, who addressed that meeting, in his re.
marks. He was in favor of pushing Rail
Road up the Wabash, starting at this point, in
preference to having the Cincinnati and ST.
Louis Rail Road touch here. make this cor
rection for the purpose of placing the gentle
man in the postionhe assumed at that meet
ing before the public. G. BELL.
Daily Commercial and Democrat Will please
publish.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

LETTER FROM SENATOR MANGUM. having
been reported that the eloquent and patriotic
Mangum o. n. Carolina had avowed an inten-
ton to vote for Cas-, letter was addressed 10
him upon the subject, to which he made re-
ply under date of 10Th plt., closing with these
paragraphs:
cannot conceive Of any ccnjcnction o
circumstances, however monsl.ous, una
could induce me to lend my apprehension
ficant as il is-to the elevation of Gen. Cas-
to the Presidency. l am in favor, of Gen. Tay
Tor, not only with zeal but with undoubling
confidence.
And mark mel Notwithstanding the appar-
ent reverse in North Carolina, which we in
that State perfectly understand, she will cast a
hcavi,r majority in November for the Wing
ticket than she has done since 1882.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-29

ORIGIN OF LONG BEARD AND GoATEEs.-
In Homes Every Day Book, vol. i. page 367
is The following account amongst The miracles
of ST. Patrick:
ST. Patrick had goat: thief stole il,
and ale il, and when accused denied il: but
the goat, blesiing in The stomach ofihe thief
proclaimed the merits of ST. Patrick, and to
increase The miracle, by the sentence of the
saint, all the posieriiy OF the man (hief)
were marked with the beard oflhe goat.'
We had supposed that those who wore
goaiees, did SO from choice; bu, here, from
excellent authority, we find they are doom
ed men, being the descendants Of the goat
thief. What a generation we have with US.
-Bos. C0ur.