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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

The Union publishes dispatches from Corn- fkR'
IT which present distressing account ofths present con-
lion Of YucA,an The greater portion OF The letter OF CON-
p however Is aiken up with statement CT ranaci'ns
in YacA:an with which readers are Already iank'
The following extracts from the Commodore letter, ana
the application Of the Yuca;Anese Government Tor Ad'
which we publish below, well repay perusal
C4NrEAcHE. March IS, is4s
have IL direct from the French Con'1I here,
thA, tbs Government Of Yucstzu has more man t~les
within q few years back apped 70 France for psfnli"on
70 hoist the french fsg and 10 become prsnen colony
bot their prefers have 80 oftsn been declined ,
The French Consul expresses ths opinion thst Eng
NAY view Of obtsnnG Increase OF territory N the
Bay OF Honduras and Possession Of The hAroo OF Ascen
soo ard fseirtu ssno, the coast Of fusstAn be u
duced 10 furnish aid 10 troops snd munitions from the
settlement Of Be,e and person IN the city pro
Tossing 10 Be sgsnt cent expressly from Jsnsle. 70
enter into Hrsnsement with the lucatan t1scre
This information 10 given for what 10 10 WORTH IN
my own mind, Il has little w-is ht
Gov Member has declared 10 that, falling 10 obtain
aid from the Unted States be should apply 20 other pow
ere. and as last resort the people Of Yaestan ~ond
offer the sov-reEnty Of the sst- 70 Whatever power
would consent 70 take II under protection
sail this day on my return % Vera Cfus, va Lfuns
and the T.bssco. The bomb BRIG Nssuyius Lieutenant
COmmsndant Mason. will b Jeff 81 s1eh0r OF this ei
20 after American interests. ana 20 render ~hsiev-r
aid she n protection OF the lives and property Of
the curens propose 70 employ another small vessel OF
the squadron the duy snd hope 10 be able to ADD
q thifd.
With great respect have the honor to be- your ohedient
servant " . ftkhi
Commanding Home Squadron.
Hon J. Y. MaS0S. Secretary Of the Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

n Oar Warrington Correspondent mentions
that another and more satisfactory bid for the Pres
dsncy from Gen. TAYLoK 10 expected shortly We
understand by advcss from that city, that letter
was prepared by some Taylor men In Congress,
was agreed upon a. satisfactory, and sent on to be
transcribed and returned In the handwriting OF
Gen. TAILOR a. his opinions. II this is what our
correspondent refers TO- surely this letter will not
be forthcoming. Gen. TAYLOR must have too much
selfrsspect 10 take part In any such transaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
18th inst Rev. DANIEL NEWELL

On Friday morning 18th inst. Rev DANIEL NEWELL
ss.d - years
The friends Of the family, and the Clergy generally, Or,
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral ths a.rnc
q O'Clock, from his late residence Thrdsveaas sssr
YeIhvills
Ia Broohlyn. on 5th day (Thsnds,) mora,,,
ALICE. rsliet Of the late Thomas Fresborn Ia the 1t
year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited IN
sttend the funeral on 7th day Sstardsy) afternoon Al
O'Clock. from her ate residencs No. Mddsshst nss.
Colgmbisst Brooklya
On the 18th lost MARY cArHARINE, second das,h,.,
Of John n. snd Adsoo Crone, sssd yesrs
The friends and relatives invited attend the f...
raj this afternoon st oeloet from their residence In
Ludlow e.
At hi, residences, Csyuss Lshe on the 9th inst JANEs
BOYD, formerly OF this Cay, aged % yesrs.
IL GssSo 0ALA Tisss to-day ut the Aperesn Mas,
heos the usual family holiday and alec the Of
Mr. De la Pisr., f1r which occasion members OF Dox
worhs famous bard have volunteered beside host Of
other By that Proes of Ysntees Crest wss
err sad others Performances both snefnoon ADD svss
ins. ~ n and :; O'Clock
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u Advertisement for ns Tr,b~ns Of Monday !oushf
Be seat before 10 O'Clock Saturday evsrins ~ the
Publications Once Of this paper 10 not open on Sundays
sshsYbsrs In thscty who do not receive this paper
q q. early bour are to leave word the Once
- car srransemsns are such enable ell the carriers TO
Get hroush their routes before O'clock Carriers si-
ing to accomplish this VIII b required 10 give ap their
reatAs.
Persons wishias Tk< Trb~s< efs at their dwellings or
places Of bssness regularly every morning w1 please
leave hsir address the Publishing once or seno
through the Post Once. Terms. III cents ~esh' ps5S
Bile 70 The Carrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

CHASers IL TIE CABINET letter from Wash.
ington (ssmoneiA) To the Rtehmond Ensursr saws:
predict that Secretary Marcy will 90 Minister 10 Russia
snd .ns' Gen. b. Pierce Of N. H. will succ eed him In
the War Department also tha, As soon As n .e
take place. Mr. Gls now solicitor of the II es.ury. will
be appointed Attorney General"
u Letters from Cuba state tia, III era has no,
essn drop Of ren on ths north de Of III AZ ssud for
four menihs The SeSsr Cane Crop was CON ss on baa
and the youns rstoens Tor the crop wsrs looI
very siskly. lssvsnnah Rsp, ,hIissa. an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
MAR RIED

At Richmond, Staten islssd, 90 Wednesday svs,,..
April H. By Rev M Oven. Mr. EDWIN r. BfaNTr&
10 Miss MARY, daughter OF David La Tourrstss Fac
o. the 9Th met ~ Rev. r s. Ctsaney, Mr. r = LIZ
FEVRE = S-.-Yor. 20 Misc MARY MOUNT Of A..
In the North Dctoh Church. on Tuesday snsrroo, IL
18th met BY Rev Dr. Knox. Mr. JOSEPH MOREAt,, -
Miss ADErrA NJ. FAULKNER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
Northumberland, April a.

FLoul-The market confines steady At fun prices we
notice sales Of 400 boil, Hovsrdst. at IS st and some
parcels Of City Mills a, s5as6 l2i. WHE.T-so sales re-
ported good Maryland reds command l5S 80 cent'.
cons-some 1900 bushels changed hands incuslns ~ne
AZ 30 90 cents. and yellow o - ~ cents OAIs arc
steady and saaole a. so 80 cents fEoyIsios n'ihue
IN fair demand for the trade at previous rates "HhEr-
90
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By Telegraph to the Nsr-York Tribune.


The Special Express from New Orleaas tor Ife
Nee. York Tribune has arrived, bringing advices
"a the 9th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

GENERAL SEssIoss-The Jury in the case OF
Aaron Bradley. Who VS. placed on trial yesterday 'ot
boar came into Court and ssea "a ~
th.y could not agree upon verdict ~hereuPon they
w,s discharged from farther consideration OF me SUI
i-et Wul Morrison and JAMES Mullen pleaded suilty
10 ndictmsuts for selling liquor without license gro
60 e.rh soed SlO...J smes Lumsd-n alec pleaded
r,tv 10 an Indictment Tor selling quor without heenss
and ~. fn.d 25....rhonss French wss arrSssed 90
40 Indictment for keeping d'ordsry and ssnlos
"a n..s.d guilty 70 keeping g-minE house snd not
saty ksepius .orderly house. Samuel Wolven " I"
arrsisned Indictment for exoros money 70 Nnen
-. 5000 moi spi IT,. George kellermsn was then
.eea Al he bar Tor trial Indictment Tor sesnnf
bnr,h of SHINGLES The Jury without leaving their sess
$3.50 ys,s,r, ~ suilty Sentence deferred. James
DIon pafries Mcdonald and Anthony Desrly were th-n
.v-r.iv r-d on Indictments for selling liquor wthoa
iceuse .nd the Jury In each case returned
guiIfv Sentence deferred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

CY- Our friend CAssIus NJ. CLAY publishes a
very bitter letter to his eminent namesake in the
last Courier end EaqNirer-so bitter that even the
Courier Is afraid OF the reco and is very careful
to disclaim all responsibility for it. Csssius
frankly states that he is now Mr.. Clsy's personal
enemy, ard thereby destroys the force of his con.
6dent assertions that Mr.. Clay can never be chosen
Presidents not desired by the msss Of the
Wings as a candidate, &c. sc. 1.-The is not. what
use in writing such letter Mr.. Clay is pri.
vate citizen. utterly destitute OF patronage, aud
will only be q candidate in case a majority Of
the Wings desire him to be. Should they do so,
why should he be asssied by Wbigi And in
case he is no, to be our candidate, ss his assasnt
evidently sapposes, this attack is still less ex.
cussble.
Csssius talks largely and positively Of Gen.
Taylor as fixed in the hearts Of the People If
tina, be true what has be to fear' We say it is
not true that he is 30 fixed in connection with
the Presidency. Let every Wbig in the Union de-
clare the FIRST choice OF his heart TO day, aud Hen
~ Clay would have ten sufirsges to every one for
Gen. Taylor We can no more doubt this than our
own existence. The support Of Gen. Taylor. so far
As he has any within the sphere Of our observation
IL matter OF calculation. not Of heart The great
argument in his favor Is Mr.. Clay can't be elected.
We shall seel
We think our friend will live to regret that bis
letter had not been written in the same good tenn.
per with this brief notice OF H. His scrimony
toward Mr. Clay will certainly not promote the
cause OF Gen. Taylor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

CIRCUIT Couar-Nos g. %, lo2 lOs lo4. los, lOa 10
10 al
suPLRIoa CcuRr-Mondsy-Nos 3D. %, 81 I4s, $50, 49,
lS 100 1884, 100, 200, 10 20s so, 24 ZIG, 2l7 2l9 20 ~
"a 2s u ~, Is 81, So So l3o III, 1873, l 81, rs, 2S
81 10 80
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Buffalo,

RIcyrpTs-Ftour, 1000 bbls CoEs. 1000 bushels
WHEAT. go de- The receipts Of Poir are large The
osks, n, ytors was doll; there we're sellers at 81 ST.
bnt no bayer. Cons wss dull At 39df oc. WBEAT-"e
quote Chicago At zoe. and OHIO at i0oc There was no
change in HIGH WfsEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
RRnOKLYN AFFAIRs. .

CHARTER CosvEsrIos.-Ths Convention were
to h.v. held meeting last svsnDs but we're un'sis TO
obtain quorum and therefore adjourned until Tuesday
.yeniur next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
Markets....NEw ORLEANS, A

Corros-Tbs demand Is quite active middlins to good
iocns 81 srsAA continues wiihcu; charge. fair 81 10
"a TIoua . quiet al former quotations; FHrisHr'' Two
new engagements; EXCHANGE limited
shin New..-Cleay,9-Bhg James Elvell, New foTs
Arrtsed-ship Yarmouth Philadephia bst 4 IL
lh.nin IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

~ Alexander Stewart Deputy Sheriff AZ the
King. County Jail, died Of ship fever yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

n .,g -. mt ,..p IN Ill next 6sy when h. arrest
cd He was severely beaten when found nf bad bean
10 An sfrsy, bat money vas sound upon him he SAID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
I cro..n.n. majority, I,ls7; GenOi' DO sac
80 .ority fls5 Bsa~ins msjorty. Os7

Cro..nsn's majority, 22i opposition to se1rensao
The grand totals for Mayor are Crossmsn 5'O-' :
Revnnlds 2 as6 Crossmans majority, loI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

IsoUEsTs.-Coroner Walters yesterday held an
inquest In Eieveuth-s the body o. Mchse Stanley
naive Of ireland sgsd - years who while passing along
Beeeter 81 with load Of coal thrown from his cart
wheel of which passed over him and thereby 90
severely injured that be died while being conveyed 10 the
City Hospital Ysrdct-Des,h b. injuries accidentally
received BY being thrown from his cart wheel Of the
sane passing over m-...The Coroner held inquest
also ~ No IL Norfokst the body Of Ida Mary Jane
Lucas, native Of Ssw-yersey aged q years who after
carrying flowers down into the yard during the
shower, fell down In her and almost instantly ex
PRED Nerdist-Desth By disease Of the heart
GENERAL SEssIoss-Fnddy.-John Green was
tried az assault and battery committed UPON the per-
son OF Nes hei,es the nate ofths edsh brig Gertrude.
ths light Of the 4th Of January last Il appeared that
the seeused vent board the vessel for the purpose Of
f-se0ins Of tbs hands when the m,s insrered and
severely beaten BY the accused who also fred ssto
., him The Jury could rot agree upon a verdict and
we're disehafEet Ewd Thompson was tiled for
go from John Kinney the 9TH Jan .t IL was proved
That the went with the accused 10 porter
house IN hsdlscns and while there The accused took
the money under peteres Of paying for porter
which the complainant vu ssoat purchasing, and ven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

A CAPITAL PLACE TO 60 rot will be seen
th,t chrsys Mnsrels give performance this afternoon
st Mechanics Hall, Broadway. The announcement. is
sufficient 20 I'll the Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

AssluLrIsa An OFFIcER.-James Gr1tman' one
If N. Po,s Msr.hals Of this City. msds complaint
y.r.rdsy sssin.t Jesse NJ Folh for having yie.snuy
s...uited him while be was 10 attendance as r9nes
Os,r at ore Of the Fh Ward polls on the dy OF tne
Ch,rter Election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

TIE SEASON." sprins time 10 coming" and sii per-
who desire to enjoy good hssthaso ash the sam"e'
months are careful purify snd clssa's their r'sms
from sll i'm purites and unhealthy that
late particularly At this season ot,s year sAsos' Ban
sApARLA peculiarly adapted to this work OF puriyna
possesses all tbs curative prop sresof the root 10 inc
efficient and condensed FORM and acts directly apos
blood in the process Of s formation and thus causes
the speedy removal OF Ulcers Tumors serofuls Erup-
TONS Enlaseent Of the Glands and eli other external
manifestations OF an unnatural circulation,
Prepared SD, wholesale and retail, by A. B. D.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton corner Of WI
hamst 27S Broadwsy, and II East Broadway. NswYork
Sold also BY Druggists generally throughout the UnitsS
States Price 81 per bottle or sig bottles for s.
n Persons wishing The Tribune left ct their resid
snce or at their places Of business win please ssod
uoss through the Posi- Oss or lssvs word u thsdssk o.
thn puhliahina 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

SALE OF PAIsTIsss THIS MoRsISG.-Mr. LEEDS
viii sell this morning al II O'clock the Remaining half OF
the fine collection Of Paintings the Granite Building
corner Of Broadway and Chsmoers-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
CITY ITEMS.

EFr Rev. DR.. PIsE Of St. Peters Church, will
preach 4 the melancholy death Of HEsRr FAR
CTS the areman to-morrow Afternoon.
PHRESoLooY.-Mr Fowler will form a class on
Monday evening next. at 1871 Sassaus for the purpose
Of giving instruction In Practical Phrenolosy. AL who
wish understand this interesting science, may
an opportunity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

ET~ Hon. WIN B. MAcLAY, one of the Members
of Congress from this City, has wrtton an able
and eloquent letter to friend in this City in thor
oush appreciation Of the principles and purposes of
the National or Land Reiormers. He ,tasss what
our own information corroboratss) that "the time
Is near at hand when their policy will find expires.
sion In some decided act Of the National L egisla
tars-' That time cannot come too soon
Mr.. Msclay's letter sppeau in Young America
OF this date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

" WARTS on the Mind" does not oaptvsts the ia.
dies than What's on the Head; young men vii,
Therefore make choice OF the Young Mems Style OF Hats
| issued this day by KNOX. FutOn.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
. Also. on the National Reform ticket.

SCHOOL OFFICERS cHosEs.
Hards Communion. bsDscfa-. Irursr.
.Jamss Crsikslank Aurusiu- Csysnns Jacob Roosevelt
- II. Abel T. Edgerioa. Hem Collins, u P smith
i Ill Ju-us s R-d6ed Samuel r Chid. William Fbhett
W. Ba,c'd n Fsotrs Uta4 OD0nssu, 7horas Wallace.
VIC J. Cornell, A. 7 Hunter, william Scott
Vi Phiip CoYini T. J. Barr, Edo G. N Gon
VII. VIM B. Murphy, Daniel Breed, George w. King
VIII. Gerarf,s Boycs, J s BDrHfon, J. l. Soh,feb.
TX. John M'LeAu, Charles B1Iton, h ?. Curtis
\. jay Jarri' Thomas Doyle, Joseph II Bel
Xl Chorie, J. Dodst J. Tocufc,d .Ir HagA Croabss
XII. John N Bradtars, ID. r. Tsmann Kdgar Ksichun.
XIII. Or w. 4 Wahers {. II. Fed, r. RssH
XIV Tinoky Dap, Corn<fs b. frcher, John D. Spadsr
Nv. Thomas Denny, William Taylor, X. l. Brsdle.
XVI. y Boee5rth, n r Shsrnon g. l.. Hauemeyer
xvii. ~ Namar, John 7 Allen J H-rrlck
WILL u. Ross {. Y Wenpe, l. w hardes,,s
Loeos in Halies-I1 Commissioners q Inspectors, y
Trustees IS in all to % Wings The Wings nominated
aud elected Ct the Loeos ia the XlIh Ward, and
failed beat the other tBrsdhurs BY running short Of
School ballots through bunder long before the polls
closed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
X. G. KEMP, Auctioneer.

~ The undersigned has removed from 345 10 252
Broadway directly opposite the City Hall and Park and
would beg leave to call the attention Of parties having
goods to dispose Of at Auction to the very location
Of his Sales Rooms, which unqusonsbiy the largest
most central aud convenient ia Tho city there be-
ing three rooms each leo feet long the disposal Of
fancy goods furniture pisnofortes paintings 40 VIII
s'o give personal attention the disposal Of furniture sf
private dwellings and stocks Of goods auction. Cash
advances made and all sales promptly casbed.
81 2weod X. G. KEMs Auctioneer 252 Broadway
WIDOWS OsPHAss FUsD Offcs 81 WsIlst-Ths
Connecticut Mutual Life In.u sncs Company continues
to insure the lives of Males and Females the most f.
vorsble terms
The operations Of this Company are confined sslusvs.
ly to Life Insurance and Life Contingencies.
An division all the profits Of the bu,ins smoss
the insured.
This Company requires but onohslf the usus premium
charged by other conp>pe to be paid In cash.
No in the continuity, be his limited
but who through industry and economy pay a small
premium upon life policy Insurance be effected 10
this Company for any sum from $500 to 5000.
Loeot Rsfsrene,s Dodge Co iron merchants
q Clid-st l.. d. Hurlbut Co; shipping merchants "a
4. ID. Morgan Co. commission merchants 10 Frontst
Pratt, Woodward Co. booksellers, 150 PearIst
X. =. KIssAN, NJ. d., s5+ Broadway. Physician.
N D. MORGAN, Agent
sl2 WAS W. JUDD, Agent for ppliestion.
" Ma Editor Please insert the following voluntary
testimony fully showing DIR TAyLoR's CHRoSo.fHERMAL
BALsAM or LysRwoRr to be the only remedy bs relied
90 for the cure Of consumption, Iiusr complaint athHa
raising blood, coughs, colds &c IL IL cheap and sure;
only get the genuine, with DR. LsEDss ssna,urs the
label buy ct 375 Bowsry LEEDS HAND Successors
t. MesHs Lawrence Reese, I2l Madeplsne Mrs HAYS.
l3s Fstonst Brooklyn. NEwYosg, May 20, ls4s.
DEAR DocTog; In charity TO the afflicted am Induced
to record tho OF 9 OF sse who has been
snsehed apparently from the very last OF pulmo-
nary assumption BY Dr. TsYLoss Bassm OF Liysrwori
and restored to us in msnly health and vsor Ia the
month Of December 1884, he took q cold, which, bsiss
sill efforts to remove settled upon hs lungs, and in
few months he became greatly reduced He hsd hectic
fever and constant cough pains In the breast and sds
threw up large quantities Of puraent matter from bic
lungs He wa given up peat bope BY physieiaDs Esd
friends At this dark period the popularity OF your wop
derfa Bssan induced TO procure bottle for trial
This was used with apparent improvement, bat re-
solved to give thorough trial my only hope, and
procured another, which seemed TO have little effect
The third bottle helped him considerably and he soann-
ned to take twelve bottles which moot WOO
dsraly restored him better health than he had ever
before enjoyed. He IL tho country on farm, and
yos refer any person for farther particulars
| Yours respectfully, ALEXANDER GoWiE,
| co,n., of Hudson snd Gan ssvoort sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

" French Patent Lea her Boots large and splendid
assortment, be found at ". b. JosEss IA Anns ct
the low price OF 81 also large assortment Of French
Calf Boots At 81 50. ALI 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

RIcaELIEU DnnoSDPoiSrED GOLD Pens -Thsss
pens which decidedly the ses and cheapest 10 use,
are sold exclusively by b. ( WArsoS Co +5 William.
It. aud j. Y SAVAGE, 90 FultonsL The points are war
sn.ed to last for years, and for hneness and hexiby
they unsurps ed Our stock being large and well g.
sorted those who wish purchase gold pens BY the
dozen will nd prices much lower than any other
dea in the trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

! ~ IMPORTED FsEscH CALF DREss Doors Of superior
quality sed latest styles prices to suit the times add
cheaper than at any other establishment In the cty Alec
| Patent Leather Boots Gsitsrs sc. for sale by
| AID Iw- WRENCH 4 SHAW IL Anpst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

~ HERE ARE THE sryLss roR GgsrLEMEs's HATS OF
the Spa ing Fashion, Of the approved and desirable
patterns now sdy, manufactured Of ths finest beaver
and sk that cannot fail to sat the nost fssdoas sso
the spring style OF boys cloth and infantf fancy
velvet caps OF all patterns
all 81. KNOX t2s Fultsp.yI (Sun Buildiugl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

cHe,r Doors AND G,Irrss-rhoss who want really
good and handsome articles for the feet advised 10 ss
a, WArKIss's. ia Fulton ct They all Of bic own
make and the Eastern trash usually sold boot sto,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
Inter from Texns-A djournmenr OF the Legis-
larure.

Nss ~ ils TrgnfiaforTe -ori "s.s" the original 81.
ceptbl. al.s OF the translation Of ' yours" %" his"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07


HE GOLD NINE "A FEW months ago we were IN
the habit VI speaking Of THE agricultural resources and tile
cimnecia qualities Of California a. being The source Of
the greatest wealth. and although they arc not inferior ID
any portion of the world. the sill constitutes but small
par "a her wealth. I'LL interests having been absorbed ii
the working " the mines.
lhe present number Of the Cali Ornia Is intended fr
circulation abroad well as home AMI will NV givlnr
minute and general view Of The all absorbing topic lie
gold mine. be iulnd useful to persons To send ther dis
tan friends. HE information which We shall give Has
bfen gathered from actual observation and from persons
Whl have been engaged at the mnes and from the most
an henuc sources, j. desirable that the acls ~ Cur
recy known through other countries and especially
Il Rough the u States
Some line since, in The spring, Messrs Marshall and
Bennett n opening ditch fir tail race FIR sawrnill
which lad been bnt the American f1r IF The Sacra
meno, fJnnd some GOLD which tie current had collected
in The bottom If the race. which after being examined
WIS found o be very pure-t soon began 10 attract a.
eniOn, and sumo persons discovered the r in The river
below, and tr some distance above large quantities.
- much ~ That persons who only gave credit to onerd
Of what WA ad about it left their homes and went ID
work il the mines. II was The work Of But few weeks
~ hng almost The entire population If the Territory To-
goihe N pck Up the precious metal Tile result has been
mat II ess man four tbs total revolution his been
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ma v he wealth Vt The cUuntrr-thc gold.
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