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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21
Congress Water.

IN quart and pint bottles, fresh from the
L Springs, this day June 2J) received and for
sale by K. K. HAZARD, sign of the mortar
~ near The Court House.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21
W. w. VAN ZANT.

GulldeIland, Oct. 2S, IS47
DR. J y. Wood feel it my duty to inform
you that your Sarsaparilla Elixir has been Of
very great service TO bo.h mySelfand NV ia.
ther. lie in particular has taken only one bot
tie, and the alteration in his case is quite aston
lshlng From being feeble and sickly, unable
TO labor, and lingering for five orsix years past,
he is now quite well and strong. lie dec Iares
he was benefited more than fifty dollars by the
uSe of one bottle
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21
DIR. p. ArnOId'S BalSall.
Dysente-y and Diarrhea.

My Agents will stand ready al all times TO
make gS.rd-taeir assertions. 1t is also used
with entire success for
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21
ABRAIIAMVAy WORuER

asthma, PaIpitation and gmhrmg in The Head
Mrs Ann Blake, very respectable lady OF
this city writes;
DR.. Wood-sir- Having used one bottle OF
your Sarsaphrlla Elixir deem it my duty to
give my testimony to its beneficial effects upon
a system long afflicted with the asthma gave
II 10 my daughter who has long been severely
troubled with the palpllation OF he heart, short
ness ui The bIeaih, ~ cling iihe t0nSlls, aud
gathering in the head. It's effect upon her was
truly surprising, removing the difficulty III each
particular. No family should be without it.
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Sept :. BBIIoWLAND, Prob C ERIK.
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Dissolution Of Copartnersh.p.


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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
From ne CosaisI AID EaqGHsr.
Letter from Cassias M. CIay,

To a just Pubic:
copy the following from the Rochester Daily
American Of April 24th, lS4s:
"CAssIUs NJ. CLAY.--There are many persons
in this vicinity who would be glad TO hear from
Mr.. Cassius MaTcelu US Clay, respecting balances
Of subscription 10 the True American, due to
them from the aforesaid Cassius. They paid in
advance 10 MIR. C.'s agent, many of them for
two years, not forseeing that the philanthropic
aud heroic editor would so soon abandon his
Anti-Slavery paper. and go 10 Mexico as vol
uhteer, 10 tight for more slave territory. Yet
they do not question his right to tight whom
and where and for what he Pleases; il he will re-
fund their money. they will be content"
On my return from my long Imprisonment,
incurred In the service Of my country, found
the True American discontinued, contrary to
my expectation and previous Arrangement with
my brother. gave the Editor Of the Exanih-
sr, Of Louisville, eight hundred dollars and my
books, TO fulfil all my obligations TO subscribers
Of the True American, and Immediately issued
a circular TO that effect.
Iftheie is, however, a single subscriber TO the
fed with this arrangement, ami believe there
is not one, am ready on demand to refund the
money, with interest. e.. M. Clay neither asks
aOr reesiUes charity Of any enc.
am not insensible 10 the denunciation and
calumnies Of portion of the public press of
this Republic; but. from the discharge Of my
duty, as an American citizen, l am not TO be
driven by physical tSrce nor attempts al moral
assassinafioH. With painful Humility. calmly
intrust my acts, in war and IN peace. TO the just
judgment of my cOuntrymen-
Nep York, April 90, Is4s.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

The members Of the Louisville Bar, and OH
Gers OF the Counts, met IA the Louisville ChsR-
eefy Court Room. on Tuesday morning, the 10th
Nav, lS4S, when Henry PlTtle, Esq. was CALI
ed 70 the Chair, aud Thos. p. Smith was APP
pointed Secretary.
Nathaniel Wolfe, Esq, Commonwealth At
torney, offered the following preamble and Teso-
hlilons, which were unanimously adopted, To-
wit.
The members Of the louisville Bar are again
called upon 10 mourn the death of a respected
brother.
ions KEaRSEy, lately practitioner in this
city, departed this life on Monday, the l5th inst
The deceased was a native Of Kentucky. AZ
ter thorough preparation he entered upon the
practice Of his profession in the year 1880, and
prosecuted IL with upremitting ardor until more
than two months ago, he was 80 enfeehled by
disease as TO be compelled to Withdraw from the
active duties Of life.
Diligsnt in the pursuit Of kaowledgs. and en-
dowed with the qualities Of justice, truth and
fidelity, the deceased commanded unboanded re
spect and confidence, willis; his gentle and un-
obtrusive manners won him the affection Of the
entire community. tie was man Of strong
character, and his lnAexikls npfishtness display
el in his private walks aud in the practice OF his
profession, attracted the sdniirailon Of usall.-
His earthly career s closed, and he will in future
live In his own exalted virtue AID in the affec-
Tomato remembrance Of his afflicted friends.
Resoulsd, That the members Of the Louisville
Bar aud officers Of the Court, offer to the at
ficGed friends Of the deceased, their sincere sym
pathy for the loss they have sustained.
Rssoloed, That we will attend the funeral Of
our deceased brother.
Resoloed. Thsta copy Of the foregoing pro-
ceedings be published in the newspapers, and
tl,ar tha Induaz Of fha Courfs- In This civ. h.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

We end in the Phila. North american IN,
allowing advices from the African coast, reeeiy
ell by the Boxer:
Commander Hope, OF II. b. N. sIoop BIT.
tern, al Pnnees Island last March, in comma.
short time previous he was at Lagos in the Blight
Of Beuen with an American bark at anchor
theTe--name unknown.
| As soon as he (Capt. Hope) sailed in the .Bit.
,ern,' the bark was sOld, her crew sent on shore
and she escaped from the coast with large
ciugo Of slaves The crew q the bark were
landed ON the beach IN the evening at Lagos.
That same night inarauding party Of native
blacks, came down from Bidagry, for the pur-
pcseof attacking Lagos, but falling in with the
crew Of the said bark, on the beach, and not
knowing them TO be white men, they murdered
every soul save one, who was prOvidentially
knocked down and escaped in the darkness. He
gol ON board canoe and was taken 10 Beag-
ray, and fed and clothed by an English merchant
thHe
This man stated that soon after he had land
ed with his shipmates from the bark, and before
they had time TO leave the beach, the natives at
tackled them, and all he Tecollects afterwards
was, hearing them cry Tor mercy, when he " as
himself knocked down senseess, and in the
darkness was left by the blacks unnoticed
The brig Malaga, OF Beverly, Mass, which
was seized by the U. s. brig Boxer, nearly two
years ago, in kabanda Bay, lc0ast Of Africa,
and sent 10 the United States suspicion of her
aiding and sbetting the slave trade, was scquit-
ted at the trial, and went ont agsin TO the coast
Of Ainca, and made two trips between the Bra
zlls and the coast. On the llih December last
she was captured under Brazilian colors, by II.
B. "a. Sloop Ferret, with eight hundred and thir-
~ slaves on board; ana taken into Sierra Leone
and condemned.
The subjoined statement relative to the Mala-
ga was made in writing 10 one Of the officers of
the u. S. Brig Boxer, BY Lieutenant Maunsel,
the English pnze officer.
'"rhe Brazilian brig, name unknown, but for
merly the Amenean bng Malaga, was captured
by ii. NJ. ship Ferret, in 3 deg 10 s. latitude,
about eight miles oil shore, with eight hundred
and thirty slaves, Dee. H.. She had a crew Of
thirty three men, Of which five were Amencans,
who complained that they were put ashore in the
Portuguese factory in the Congo River, where
they were badly trested and 10 save their lives
embarked in the said brig. After capture four
died, having been previously very III from fever
contracted in the Congo. They complained of
being deserted by their commander. who brought
The vessel nom Rio Janeiro, and sold her TO the
slave factor in the Congo RIyeE-name Of the
Captain unknown To the prize officer.
(Slgneb E. E. MAUNSELL,
Lieutenant H. B. NJ. ship Ferret.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
German RaiIreaas

Letters from Hamburg, Germany, state that
the Congress Of Delegates from all the railroad
directors in Germany, which was lately held in
ths, city. had the important result Of bringing
about an agreement beiweeu the directors OF
twenty-five Of these lines, by which they adopt.
first, uniform tariff as well for the iTanspOrtion
Of travellers as for that Of merchandise, and
which presents great reduction uPon present
prices; second, the n'scsrrsrF<aass 10 enable
al tars, carrying melc handise, witl0Ri distinc-
ton Of fhe line e. which they belong, 20 pursue
their jozrReyto its end, On any line This will
prs,ieut the unloading Of merchandise and re
loading Il In other cars, nj this points Of jnac-
ton Of different rail,Fayss This agreement IL
10 90 into operation tftsf the lst Of Nav.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
N.,,e.. Of Heeh-.

tees MAGAZINE (of Nay, is lying b.
md IL. contributions In prose aad poetry
lo'' worthy Of all acespsa,ion, It's embo'iish-
s TOO. compare adsaussgeonsly withanyin
y. m.g.rinss. and are highly ereditaOle TO tie
..,;.,s who furnished them.
- Living AeE.-We have received in
-. the numbers Of this ever welcome
"a ever excellent journal. lis summary OF
60 news, and iis foreign correspondence,
,on at the present moment, an interest
t'.h no other periodical, that we know OF.
possesses
,-.,x.c,oS Presumably a PrisOhsr.-
"a. !. neat Pamphlet, Of ninety six pages,
It'd in this city, and contains faithful ae-
- II the capture, detention, aad inPrison-
I.o,of the American Prisoners lie MeAieo. II
~, e,mVrlses a history of tile march OF the
T..,.cky Cuvulry through the wilderness OF
.I.n.as. Texas, and the disputed lerrilory' TO
Rio Grande, together, with incidents aud
-. ar men and things on the way. and in
M,,ies The facts were detailed BY an officer
so ,risonsr. The book was written by
D., F. Baird, Esq, Of this city.
A. tbers have been conflicting testimonies OF
..vsr,l parts enacted by some Of the captive
Ser, - bile in the hands Of The enemy, and as
..,.,,l Of these gentlemen are now upon the
.,,g, Of politics, il would be well for the public
:, I0oW ihe facts Ia this pamphlet may be
s,a.s a correct and impartial statement Of all
=. principal events Of that unhappy and dis
a sIous Imprisonment
E0r s.ie at Mobiles Literary Depot, Fourth
street., louisville, Kentucky
FSc,KSscIoN, on THE PRIsoNERs N MEXICO
r, John Scot, sfths KsHtuekg CAVALRY.
The author Of this little volume, Prof'sses 10
.ivs Main, unvarnished statement Of facts Ia
..l,,iop TO the matters Of which he treats, and
,o,bipg more To the many friends Of the par
a.. and those who delight in such narratives,
80 ssubt not both these secessiOns TO the mul- |
,tssiuoss literature, born and ie be born. Of the
u.,iean War, will prove acceptable For our
.,lvs,. We have followed Sidney Smiths advice
20 an inexperienced reyieSer--we have read
ps,,hsr Of them, that We may be entirely free
from prejudice or partially.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
Pa IIr n tlnlllCI.T
K,u,.eEIaR. asaIasI saSre slave Territory.

Mysyss EDlrvRs:-A lev days since a geai
TsyL,I meeting came of IA MaysVilie One OF
the soeakers who has q soul TOO noble 20 hove
64-p5ilsm. and who has Travelled enough 10 see
ne 5llght Of slavery, remarked; "lheqBesilDn Of
Saver, Wl.l hgare largely la the coming Presl-
Denial canvas, and that he was heartily oppO-
se,i 10 the extension Ut slave Territory" The
sentiments OF the speaker we've happily eipTes-
sed. and WIih manifest appreciation iTOm the au-
dlence
He was soon followed BY another member Of
the meeting, one Of the delegates 10 the coming
National Wing Convention. who, after SOME APP
DmUnste remarks, SAID: ''m reference % The ac-
QUESTION OF any more slave teTntOV, iOIrhs,
a5kJr the dea.' He Vas applsuded by the LANCE
audience even fst0 the echo" He had been,
th0ugh a STAKEHOLDER, branded with the tenn
.sAb0ht0nIsi;" bal let them call ham what they
would. 10 oppose the introduction Of 4 social
cure INTO teritory where IL Is not, and 90 oppose
he sLiiu0n Of political evils % the nation whose
iute1e-t be sOught-these we've has solemn con-
Tcuols Vi daiy and the mistaken purposes OF
ti- future sctlOn.
Inc above, Ike many other Instances IA OuI
land show that there are many noble spirits ma
oBT Slate who viii iearleSSly speak the honest
conUcuCnsOf theIr minds, aud whilst they NAV
dHerilJm some OF iheirtnends, North ano South.
about The mode Of getting clear OF the slavery
that Is bow IN our midst, they are convinced Of
ue political evils Of the institution, and wish d
stay is tale. Tins Is night, this IS pTaisewoEihy,
thi> Is patnotlc, 1t Is philanthrophic Better &c
do tbs thaa knowingly heap injury upon coming
generations, Who, gTOanIng under Their butden,
sill case he day OF their existence
The above shows another thing: thst there
se men m or land who can disregard the
cry Of "AbOlitlOnism, - when duty and principle
aIe 81 sake; and that tins tenn, now gwen IN
denslOn, SIll bUt waken the righteous indigna.
uOn u indepeH1ent minds, and fecOil upon those
vho use H. have the above facts in reference
to The speakers from one Of the members Of the
meeting
Y0ur Cor Emancipation,
JOSH G.. FIR.
NrrsrfF1s Mau re 1919
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

The Sahia re Republican has received letter
stating that all the Americans at Chlhuahua
we've close prisoners-bui il doubts the state
neht, Gen. Prce has issued an address stating
that New Mexico Is hereafter 10 form portion
Of The United States; ami directing the Dele
gates 10 be elected 10 Convention, TO refrain
from ass.ailing the constituted military and civil
authorities with sedItious on indeeoIons language.
Gen. Price has len for Santa Fe with the Santa
Re battalion and -four companles OF mounted
horse ard two OF regulars, nom chihuahua An.
other rebellion ON the part q the New-Mexicsns
~ oe raaistAd
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

We looked into the Conference western. :,
M New EnEtand clergyman, visiting the
N' s-a Tor the krsi time. ~ Femark was thai
~, ~ England could mot turn outsqea q body Of
W. 'i h and healthy men among al her clergy.
,.s ave rarely sean more marked assembly,
fa. AS'ef clerical one where there was such
P"ysiesl deFtlOpemenL The c0airaz, be-
w. sl lhs Eastern and Western cixrgymsn h
sceo,, peculiar In this respect; and vi ran eill,
srciss 81 i s me 'As'. BY the soPPosisisn ~
Gus iife--fstts. Gar, liza. -
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
Lamar frenn rEr.Ire.

PHIkpEIFEIA, May Is.
By telegraph learn that New Orleans dates
from Veus Cruz, 10 the Sd inst, have been re-
eeived. 81. &c.
Pena Pena will assume the responsibility Of
ratlfying the treaty, ia quorum Of Congress
can be obtained.
Gems. Pillow, TOwson, and Cushing, had ar
rived at New Orleans, where the Court Of In
qairy viii organize.
Gen. Scott and sfsff left the city OF Mexico
On the 22d ult., and reached Vera Cruz OF the
30th, and embarked ON beard the slip Peters
burgi, baund direct for New York
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
usrIxa.

Tie Wing District Convention, which as
ssmbled at Ucheeha, West Florida, on last Mon
day, we learn, nominated;
Gen Thomas iIRo~E, Tor Governor
HoA. f.. G. CAIHI, for Congress.
Gen. Jackson ldoEI'oN. for Eleetor.
b. 8. HAwLFY, Delegate 10 the Phlladephis1
Convention from the Western District.
Il refused, we understand, 10 express prefer
ence for any one as candidate for the fresi-
dency, tut passed. resolutions comPlimen'ing
Mr.. CLss, and Gen. TAYLoE .-Teitah1ssef
Journal
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

We are requested TO call attention to the sd-
ysrt.ssmsni Of Mr.. Young, which will be found
in another column. The object be has la view
!, worthy Of encouragement. There can be no
doubt Of the success Of such an establishment
a. he proposes to oFgahize; none, certainly. as
10 ii. beneficial influence on our city.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

OstGoS hSD CALIFORMA EMIsRANTs.--We
srhef die following iHieIlgeRoe from the 81 Ions
fePabhcaH Of he l3tb inst:
~ - yoselh pafers represent that town Is cr5Eded
rr sALs AMI on theH route % California snd Onsfs
and tea ssgons had cFOsse the river al iiaf
r. -s Iei3 " dtJ a. the fenE above ST. Jsaeth.
-, e1eh uiz yesf vii not be large as tiAf OF
cred men "'''e man hfe hah
=, - eloss are sad 10 be crossing a. large nnns,ers
r.,,.5 blans sH1 iToie 80 10 90 Wagons aIe "a
fr saAifis fe1eniy autved a 81 5oseph ffonl the
- .P y ihf ttlsfAni2 They nefe % Getting a.
,,s7 1e ia-t s,ile % uirs lruIa the fQr u.-fhis
- - Nneai lesdefi al plase distant frUA antef
- 10y 81 heiT cattle iosi-eithcr driV9n ~ bF Ia
susyed swlI IN seasch Of water Mai EaiIi
- ~ ~ y Calofla Al eompsE3 win o. Ffsasora
ehpeetes 81 81 JeseIh By the f5ih az ilis ~ snh
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

welssrn from a g'sntisman Of ch~risstown,
L., thsd the survey upon this read Will be com
pIetsd III the middle of the present week The
road as iurseyed win pass through ChaFissfovn.
The route thus far has been found 20 be OF the
most faspnble character, the country u traver-
sos hsisE coEBlefsly level requiring but Little
excavation in many pIauss.--Nsv AIbaay Bal
Lila. liag i6th
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
Cosneesse.s sc,.asss..

A caucus Of the Wing members Of the Con-
Hestieut Legislature, agreed upon Roger 3
Baldwin and Truinsn Smith as their candidates
for the United States Senate. AZ the wings
have majority in both branches Of the Leg's-
Ialars, the nomination is equivalent to an cleo
ton
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
CONGRESS-.

"WEDNESDAY, Msy 10
SENATE.

The Senate was called 10 order and Proeeeded
q, the regular morning Business
Numerousi petitions were presented
Mt. Weac5t introduced bill hof the relief otthe
settlers under the act for the aaed occupation Of
that teHiioi, which was rad third time and pas
MI Johnson's resolution asking the President
i<D hifonnafisn fespeetins the Withheld nomina-
lions, was taken up again. H
Mr. Reyeisly johnson spoke in favor Of the rsso-
hnion with his accustomed ability. =. i
NJ Allen replied when, beiofe be bad conclu-
llef, he gave way lof a motion C take ~ the q
ssisa bill, as 10 conlIailiee OF the whole, which
motion was agreed %, 4a
Mr.. Cass addressed the Senate al length and
sith abiliiy in support Of die bin, also IN reply o
Mr.. Niles. IT. elt
Mr. Davis, Of Mass, has the hoor to< to-mof'
a)w
On motion Of Mr.. Bfeezs. the Seuate went int
syecuiige sspsion, andadFnFneaoFsf mil ihaI',
day, =.
~ F. -. ...f|
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

f''Aes Aetiernieh, with his son and da,sii-
Ter s'ulved in London on the 2e,h. The Ans
tran Minister, ihs Esa Of Aberdeen. Lord
h'0Sghsm, Che Duke Of Wellington, and other
distinguishes persons, callsd upon tl.sm.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
meaam.a, 60 Esi-hop Q.arser.

Al a large meeting IN Chicago, ON the 10th
alt. Il was resolved 10 erect a suitable mOnR.
meiIt 20 the late Bishop Quarter, and Commit
tee appoiniedto receive the money.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

ImnrsKAsTsi.- - Therearrivet at New York last
month I ID. s27 immigrants, against q ana dn-
ring th, same month last year. In the four
monshs iiom lam issto May list, 81 zoe in rs4s,
and 81 .ssl Il {: ss11 1T
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER,

Hon. A. w. GRAHAn, BewlingreeR. Ky.
VIZ. GARSETr, Glasgow, Ky.
G.. II BkskLEY, Lexington, Kentucky
]. b. RUSSELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, O.
WHIs & PorrER, Is State street, Boston
ELIAS SMITH, l42 Nassau street, New York
Philadelphia
REV. yoHs G. FEE, General Agent
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

Mr. Darby furnishes to the IEfelligSHcer the
following statement Of the countries cOnstitu-
hhg that heterogeneous empire, lAustris,) as
given 10 1881:
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

Our English literature, iss,h m II w. scarcely
furnishes more ellaEninl, aentrnce than illiH,
from Bfysnls oration on she dehlh 81 Csle'
ssfls passed intb ills next stare o. existsDrs
-, sch W. ars sasasaa.d b,f inch frsil bar
sseis ,,sil, tllrihl roniidereN IN ille Disiis
gaadsiess, llks a.esle chill guided By ibsi ilala
q ! h me parent ibHsiinr Lg..!s III be led with
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
Iss raE LeUusvnalK PUsLsc,

nELIEvING thai . well appointed BsIh sioass IN
ID Louisville gtl be successfully sustained ~ Toe
plbs. propose the fitiins up Of such On esiahish
uent.
In order 10 accomplish this, u necessary Coz ne IA
procure hundred and hfty sui-erihsrs ienier 70
DAY upon the task Of soliciting names, and Woad 70
spectuy call thu attention Of me the sahiect
The sslabIishmenE villa e0ntain - spacious and con
fcstsbly furnished bsh looms - fos ssnllsmen snd
kg Isdics-snd VIII possess every reQnlsits Tar
warn, ODD SA0ro, SalPAF, Sail. Dad, and Stsars
The building vii be located IN eeatEs psrt % the
eRy. end epsnsd fot basinszs IN ths fsi.
1hs scrns of sah<criPtion are fEs DolLsss Tor the
sssssa. eommencine-. rs
As advance psymsnt !. rsgsired from the early sub
.rrhsfs lssF Viii he enfllled bslfinE Esek IN
lie usnlhs nel embraced In lhr fexutn s<sson-
No ssb-criplisn Win Be resolved unf hundrsd and
hfIy nkmss are secured.
MAJ MI Was YOUNG.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

A letter from 80 Petersburg Of the 2eth Of
March. in the O,stsnstiseA'ehe ZesitHHl', gives
an account Of the iarsn 9Th Of the Russian army
II is AZ follows
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
. eEENANIc coNFrprRArfoN.
OFT or orKNASIc CONTINUATION.

DfTRUcTTvE Far At Nav ALBANy-We spoke
Yesterday morning OF az alam Of FIRE The night
Pse''ous' caused BY bright lsii ~ the dire'.tOn
q ShiPPinaePOrt By the following, tom tae ~
A'saHy BaiiaiH Of yesterday, il viii be seen thst
she hfe was IN kstlriiy, and proved to De quite
degt1uciVe:
a, - nod Destructive hre-tte isrsesf ever occurring
Tss Aloahl, LOOK place last Hghi sbOai 10 0'eiOck.
~ '.1a- y Me2sIs- Webb Boz. valued ~ $3.50, IN
- sSOVt ne large and extensive steam Fionline
~ p hessn. Assam Mcdonald, valued Il 81 OsoO,
Tar-..e tVO; and two story frame dWehlus, De-
oens to Henry Tuner valued Il z or SsD sre al de4
----a. we WI lEe lle nALLllulal. ~ .laILsM.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
pu,r.osrPus.. NAY is.

Inielhseuos. has been reserved from Hail 10 the
24sh slL A resolution has broken on. Al Aax-
caves The people are determined on the over
throw Of he pTeaent Government and the ffessdeni
and 10 elect another Chief All business has been
suspe,.ded The ministers have beer compelled
d, resign NsE p4,es were AFRAID 70 accept once.
Col. Louis laeqoes. Ghief Of the insurgents. has
takea farciblc possession Of CAFsaissss ead =
marching upon Auxeayes-
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WEDNESDAY, May II.
SENATE.


In the House the Naval Pension and Post once
bills, were considered On Commiiise Of the
Whole.
The WilmIt proviso was debated BY Messfs-
was IlIen adopted.
The House Their adoumed-
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=On motion the House then went into committee
OF the whole, on the Wisconsin bill MI. Cobb in
the chair
Mr.. Dickinson spoke at length in its favor The
bill was further discussed BY Messrs- C0llanaf.
slorse, Tweedy pa ClellaIid, Jones Of Tenn, and
Siiiitl Of la when the committee and reported
the bill back with amendments.
The House then Adjourned