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ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING
E1Rsr ASSEMBLY pIsTRICT-At convention Of


9s sI u t H%s' n"st he
a., Of IF, h h ss I'd Gsna s,.
osjset Of the meeting having stated Joseph e.
hbeson 'eseed as The De.egae Of the DsmoerGv Of
4 Albany or the s inst With ,S p'
% so as ion
of with Mex opposed to he agitation of all
can regard peace with Mexico roorabs or JUS
aud which fenced By her acts, previous as
r.
ps psops %
skill and bravery which have chractezcd action the
not
form e. u as s @
conderacy and that opposed and all attempts
eseas;sd Il dessnsd destroy the nationality Of our
sdss 81
ton Of The Democratic State Convection lsely held SYRIA
be selected by people themselves OF the
: SIC" al G u Of IL NJ
FsSIS SSs$ n
% W.s The o Or A' s.
ssa't Nancy
5s s: h s.sy oS
the 25lh n,I; and Andrew Clark So, unanimously
pointed substu The COMM resolutions, cons st
Mehsn. reported the following: Resolved That have
the confidence the administration Of the
tala the honor aud glory II our county Resolved That
regard the with Mexco the Just result of hos
tile Of soil pity the who
triumph Of our Soldiers il IT'S defence Resolves That
are 10 favor Of full for the expenses the war and
tnst tina, will not be made I'll much Of Mexico
:s Sf son"G.y 70 o h fs o
Resov d. That We offer tina rs and admiration TO ihs
gallant ofes and our army They have sh sed
be conquered Resolved That we ere osed TO The Wmot
domestic air rs Of Telrit or states As an assu1o
power not warranted By the constitution Resolvea ht
suonr, Toss for hi. htm psroii' aud nuy d.mocr.,,e
stud on the Wmot rrovi questions in the es,h Congress-
to National Conventions by the district system because
democracy mat the more direct the repre- sye
the eombnaon Of and insure he success OF re-
publican prncires Resolved hat the Ulcers Of meet
inform the m fther appointment hdoped On motion
81 a III scs Of OF
rP PTkTH ATn HnspbAAss sWsnY brsrRcr
meeting Of tns Democtie Republic fieetors Of the
FOURTH Ward, held The 18Th jsnns.y l%s in pur:u
Mccarthy appointed secsary The call Of ths Eeeuss wa
ss apa were ADOPTED
of the cardinal doctrines of the dmocrsc creed that The
proper that all csn izaon Of power should he broken up
End vested IN hs psIps re-, N.Gysd we are
rect from he Pops 70 nominal, for hs
sss % x. b s u o the
ccy as they have al, ays DONE look upon the ns
yS9sS 81 ia hs & Of the nd
ica benefits of free institutions and that ensrt.,uss
Ss isg ne use 'Ssy S s,sy gwen By the
q We nsogi compact 70 rey.nt rs ,nsrss's 70 pa.
.ay. spd Sa ny sSSsS doe at Il. same lime. %
ssssniss the sseuae held BY The early isAsn the epab
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comparison of prices ruling at this close of the
kt yesterday with those current at the close of the pre-
yious week exhibits decline In Treasury Notes Of
per cent; Ohio 81. \; Reading Bonds, "; Reading
Mortgage Bonds, AZ; Reading Railroad, "; Norwich
ard Worcester NJ Erie Railroad new, III Harlem, 4;
Long Inland I; farmers Loan, 4; Canton, u, Morris
Canal u There has been advance In Erie Railroad
old stock of AZ per cent Some Of the State stocks and
some Of the anses have been very quiet during the
week.
Thereceipts of tho Harlem Railroad Company Tor the
first fifteen days in January ls4s si 900, against
eo for tina period last year This shows an in
Of SO 900, equal TO nearly eighty per cent The
receipts this year nftsen days. have been within
socoo the whole received In the month OF Janu-
nry year Had the Hudson river been closed the
receipts OF the Harlem Railroad, up to this time this
month would have been at least So 900 than they
have been,
The quantity of certain Articles exported from this
port during past week. distinguishing the destination
OF shipments, vas a. follows
COMMERCE OF NEW YoRx-WrsHLy Exrosrs
To Gre Brcin-Meal $40 bbs; corn Al 63l bushels;
oil cake lO5 100 lbs wheat 2iO90 bushels beef ali
tierce-; whale oil 2236l gallons; pork 2l2 6bls -four
10 q36 bbs cheese AL 1877 lbs; cotton ss6 bse tai w
ia 6ooltr whaebone, ssa4 lbs; lard, soe5ob; hams
~ bI5 lbs
TO kramce-Ashes % bbs; tallow, la eei Ibs; bors
90 bales; whaiebone, 81 Ga lbs; cotton 500 bAlos
To B,itsh Norfh .1msrican CoIones-Fiour 40 bbls;
bbA
70 50 Dominss-Rles 1875 lbs; coda,h, 10; mack.
sgel, W bbls; hoar ~ bbis hans, 500 lbs.
10 sPsnfh Hfa Ins'ss-Whas on, a,0so gallons
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Died..

Died.
On Friday night, the l4th inst OF lingering con-
SUMPTION at the residence OF her father John Anderson
Esq, at Hackensack, N JANE, wife Of Andrew Par
sons Esq of Paterson in the sgd year Of her age
The funeral service will take place at the residence of
her father Tuesday morning 18th inst at IL O'clock
after which the remains will be taken to Paterson for
interment The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited attend the without further invitation
On the 10th ust after lingering illness, Mrs JANE
LocKLIN aged II years.
The friends of the family, and members Of Jefferson
Division, No 7, 8 of Il also OF New York Lodge, o.
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral! on
Monday afternoon at half past O'Clock, from her late
residence, No - Thompson street.
On Sunday morning, the 10Th January, of Group.
Lucy JUsrINA daughter OF II. p Hastings Esq. aged
years and months.
The friends and relatives Of the deceased request
cd attend her funeral from No 2 Second street, this
afternoon, at O'Clock Utica papers please copy.
On Saturday, 18th instant Mrs. f. A. FLYNN, widow
OF Mt NJ. Flynn
Her friends and acquaintances, with those Of her
NJ j. Whelan, and of her SON. inaw, Henri Keene, are
fully invited to attend her funeral TO day. st
O'Clock from her late residence Smith street. Brooklyn
near Gowsnus Bridge.
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ATA MEETING OF THE JEFFERsoN!AN DE-
n ocatc Association OF the tn ward held nj the
kP H. 20 Second Avsuue ss,urd evening. January IS
1873 the President In the Chn the tllownr weembe ard
resolutions were uns imcusy sdornd: nuch as this IS
originally foned for the purpose OF
the Of emoccy founded and advocated By that
ackno lodged whose rated
bear therefore Resolved Th,t viii we ponce over the
of the defsat OF the Democr this ttse
fully that the principles Of Democracy
endangered and only quise the OF known
ad energetic friends to insure triumphant suecem 2ketoved
That though have to rgr,t the past look for
ward the with hopes and hail the b ghten
iug prospects that re,hadow concord, which the indom
table spirit Of Democracy will and with
ggsnt power from Maine to Mexico Resolved, That
regard the existence Of slavery local and domestic mat,
ter AID s we believe toat where er.s as an eyi 1t w!l
heretofore remedy ss therefore consider the wal
mo, rrovso impIeet,esbe aud trust that the sgt,oa Of
national and political iuteci's Resolved That the mem
bers Of this As'oeison will hold thu msevcs in reas 20
unite with thtit fellow Democrru n homo ably rep Enmg
the sncces OF Democratic pIicip es F-s'ivri tha'
this Association wilt cheefuly rgc vote ~ dpf hlaot p
the Of the pstTntic OF this STATE VIII nav sol
feed their lives the fields of Mexico IN defence OF ,r
conuy's honor Received That this AssoriAion - uect
dsdy opposed all csbac and caucus Formations
ior public cerr and will AZ all times eihe strictly To TIE
lef, sonian motto ia fe capable 10 he honrwi' Re
sglysd That b. ssag 81 ds meeting ee p9sli,hed
GEORGE MONTGOMERY, PreSidsnt, FAAssn y, DoM'
Isieg, Secretary,
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INTELLIGENCE by THE MAILS. :,
kFPAIRS In WASHINGfOE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is ls48
Mr.. Irist-GeneraI SCOTS RecGH-Ihe Court
Martial.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, ls4S
Mr.. Trist-Genera SCOTS RecaN-The Court
Martial.
The pertinacity of Mr.. Trist in remaining in
Mexico after the receipt of his peremptory recall,
has excited the surprise and by no means the ap-
probation OF this government. His stay is rem
dered the more extraord nary by the private cir
cumstances attending his recall. He is now act
ing altogether INDEPENDENTLY of his instructions,
as well as OF the sanction OF his government.
HIS mission has been most unfortunate through
out, and not the least unfortunate feature in il,
Is his perseverance in remaining near the Mex-
can government. after all reasonable pro .pect of
successful negotiation has ceased, in dlsobsdi-
enCe 10 the comm nd of his government and
10 the great preJud ce of the interests he was
sent TO care for. The Mexicsns, as l have al
ready stated, have begun u disbelieve the story
of his recall, and 10 regard It an expsdieut to
force them To speedy terms the prevalence of
this bel ct wi create fee ing more hostile TO
peace than would 9TH rwise exist; and these
evil consequences will r-sult from Mr. Trist's
desire to vpdicate the Presidents selection of
himself as comm ssioner II is consolntory TO
reflect, however, that things can scarcely take
a darker complexion In Mexico, in regard to
peace with that cou"trv, than they have already
assumed, and Mr.. Trist's powers having been
totally revoked, that gentleman can do very little
lasting harm
General SCOTS recall will create much excite
mint, and possibly may do him good s-rvice
among his political friends. A messenger left
here on Thursday morning charged with des-
patches containing his recall. The command, as
have before intlmated, devolves on Gen But.
Ter, and will be suffered to remain, for the
present, in his hands He will be charged with
the necessary operations for the further pacifca-
ton OF the country, end the execution Of such
measures as will be best calculated to furnish
our government the largest possible amount OF
revenue.
The court martial to try the officers reported
to have been under arrest, at the last advices,
will take place at Perote. GALvIENsIs.
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Vim g. 20, ely. Esq was unsnimou,y spponte dele
ru%mond s'st,d 10 act as ,ubtiu's for Mr. ConeIy
@cu.y adopted s,r when On %otsu he adj urn
wiido% patriotism, and in.sry Of the present executive
James Polk lis cabinet; thst in iv.r q
The war with s1so and ha no treaty will w
dc is,Iosas,iss s,s. W%s, 1ssp,S
embsrrsss aclicn sud III. Demo.
~ al p"ncs bodies sad III we ssard he district
system Of delegates National 2. beng
snd Of SSan ar% =, .. the zen 80,
s re the sns q h s%b p
tct in the State invent be held Alb my the
III n s
rsS Parks, {. cre,ary.
pub! en- Msssaa Of The Nth Assembly District. held at
us, Loss noom No ga Third ' K 70 n n.
meeting several rsons unfnd,y to the ca, oiihe meeting
not
arc the. had ret red the 70 s friend REGULAR No,
ei and
Is,oiaog adopted unanimously r. Thai dennis
GA be- Xt:ny to tho Ne
D.mTerate Republican Eec,or. The Ten,h A..msiy Dis
January 1913 noon pursuant to the reeomm.ad.ioa
{ Sf 3: s
ton the meet uuanmousl appointed sueh d,eaate,
William ID. raft E,q The following resolutions then
unanimously ad pied Resoved. That the general co.
hiss adnine red the public affairs viii abiluy wrdom
fidelity and is enty entitled to the gratitude and
hdence Of the n,tiop ved That the OF
The the OF Mex and that its on The
Of and JUST and ought
ne mly pesevered in unu shall "btan ampe indie nnify
for security for The future Resolved, That we
opposed the called WI provi,o-Its igina OBJ
of the general Governments its dency Ia to div de snd
from each mbers Of the same national union,
brethren of the polite al family Kssoved That We ap-
prove Of strict sdhe regular nominations and To the
usgss the psy. snd Ts u avoy Of
stephen B. Odell John Burchill, IT., Secretaries
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DI5TRCT-At a meeting
Of Democratic Republican Eectos of the Thirteenth
Wsrd held II the house Of GREEN Shenn street on
SATIN av alta OF the accommodation OF the
Democratic Republican State Centra COMMITTEE f the
rose Of selecting dcesate represent this district IN the
On motion William Furey called to the chair aud Geo
Mvsvappointed Secretary Mr. William w tream MONT
mated Wm Forey the delegate to attend the Albany Con-
the 26h which TO the meet ns aad
crrea unanimously. Thr following revolutions were then
offered and adopted Nesoved That the delegate selected
from this semby District to substitute dee-
place he cannot attend the Convention 70 pc
held Albany the goth instant. Resolved That We have
the fues, confidence in janus X Polk and his admin ira
ton, carrying OUT the expressed will OF the people IA ela
his eImnson TO demand full indemnity for the
OF the md all losses occasoned to the people thereby
without the W,lmo, other proyiso Res lved That
the proceedings be signed the officers OF this mseng snd
polished the democratic psprrs Of this city WILLIAM
FURRY, Chairman. GEO, MYERS, StertNy
FOURTEENTH WARD-TwELFTH ASSEMBLY
DlsTRCTt large aud eashus'ssue rsshsrIns Of tho Ne
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WASHINGTON, January Is, l643.
General Kearny and Col Benton Their Squad.
ble--"The End not Yet" &c.


bie--"Ths End not Yet" &c.
when General Kearny published his card,
few days ago, denying as "false" the assertion
of Colonel Benton, that he looked" at
the witness "until his eyes fell upon the
floor the sons Of chvalry were encou.
ragged to anticipate fight at Badensburg,
where our militia ran away from the Britishers
during the last war with England. As General
Kearny has a unprecedented sabre dangling
at his side, il was directly concluded he would
prefer that weapon Tor the duello, and that Colo
mel Benton would rather have the pistol. But
as the Colonel would be the challenging party, OF
course he would have to take the Dragons
cheese knife. A week nearly has passed, ana
these two gentlemen are still alive! 40 chai-
enge has passed and neither OF mem nas peen
sent to give his final accounts IN me land wnere
there are no courts martial, nor, as amer collins
saws "any such sort of thing Inc truth Is, az
we have reason TO know, Colonel benton Will
not fight duel. lie said 80 TWO months age,
when he was not in danger ct a I" flare up" with
Kearny. The reason he assigned for the avoid
ance ot such a rencontre was his age. He must
be at least sixty; but he is by no means inirm.
He is az pcrsevering in what he undertakes as the
lover in pursuit of his mistress, aud can undergo
"A much or more fatigue of body and mind than
any other legislator. And did ne not last year
want to go to Mexico "a a Lieutfn ant General,
10 fight, not one man, but against nine niuicne on
people, If necessarily This shows ne Is no
coward. But he is Senator-the senior
Senator, sir-the father Of the senate tn s
Oldest Senator in that body, sir. lie held
seat in that chamber before some OF INC
members Of the present House were horn; ne
Mr.. Polk in the White House; Besides, he ,s
the father Of an interesting family; why should
he expose his lite TO be pierced, perhaps, py u
sabre, az our stragglersin Mexico nave peeh W
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cheapest IN tho cy-Natw andnx the
rival v-udes snc the abored attempts deceive the public
!tspeeny the excellence of these demand r
them coneusvev that public do taeir think
lag This Rchsu m,de the best manner ana are ,od
sts2 on'T Silver Pencils inrluded OH Pens with s'rer
e by T.. Watson Co william street, door below
Wall street. opposite Merchants Exchense and J. Y. Savage,
92Fuon street and nowhere else in this city.
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Ies WI UI' m MIHd tl1t All hakcTs s,anp uieI
cheltains aud otner 6ctipen, stamps their second
rle or Inferior qualities. JOHN w. CREATION 4
co. No II Ceia street, (oae door rom the Post Or
heeo have the yeps Of all the hest makers which they
arr now selling AZ reduc prices The Cases Others
sdvetse 70 sell as the best the city, for So they sell Tor
81 90 cniy Gnd others low in proportion Gold pens re-
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end beautiful instruments, known Moofheadi Graduated
Msg cite Maehins' gre conhde Recommended being
The and ee-tusl articles of the kind
tsodused They We received The commentator of The
simplicity and convenience 10 al d.orders their
efccts truly wOederful Each anfed
Eiauuictrrei and sold by d. c. MOOkHGAD. l82 Broad
May, New ork.
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Wnfehouse. No 100 Broadway, nearly opposite Trinity
Church pr-see those des of hasug Patent Me-
tallic Rubber Goods of descriptions large
~ the f4ctory greatly Ieduc cd The stock It
the warehouse speculary rnsve and varied and
&c ling t-s which defy competition. Go4dye Rubber
Wrrs house, 100 Broad
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06

InE enoLERA-The santory cnmmis.
slohers appointed by the Parliament of
England have made remarkable report.
1t appears that cholera and influenza, are
intimate diseases, both delighting in the
same localities and thai the latter is far
more dangerous than the former Last
Novemhefthe influenza attacked in Lon.
don 500,0oo persons, making, for the space
OF eleven weeks, Gle deaths per week
above the usual nunber-.un exces,
greater than the eutire mortality olue.
cd by tie ednl ra N Tie tWenty.one week,
during Which it ragged in 1882. On ex.
animation. il seems cholera is diaHhma,
developed 10 monslrous form by pc.
ealiof state althe atmosphere, aoeumnIat.
ted moist exhaIulions, with sudden ehun.
ges OF temperature. Influenza is the or.
dinary cold developed to an cpl lemic -
Cholera, IN It's first stages, readily yields
to oromaiies, opioles aud aslrngents.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
GENTS tL0TnIyG lNDFr NsHAG DlPARTMEST

cOATs-spr FHch bh cloth
Snpf French
tagsl bh a' .as
bA pi.
Pana--sur ftn h DNrnur. alHm,Is
cooi
w balm m SO pul le and A.dl
oR SPRING AND SUMMER wEARcoaa D. d
pearl
ab~iuuid NoIlr
hui do Qcss lh ri
lurut
linen
ind checked
plaid, "u. cold
VoasB'k l black
,ctG uii
ling runl
hTtast inr WOOL n hinu unlrs1H Lone, Lu
d.iicd
DrawerS-lr' vo' dm, u,
r mst i,uT i enIaH alI # aeHI
landsorohos h India il yellow aad
hu
bundorg Br
". cafk @
nfakif frHa
uul bY IHir afyafuus
mmde o..
lh
ud
hk N'Nran drul
&C. @ w" boy. fancy anl white wool Panama lghorn Rough
4ui
rhr boOFS'r' calf su bgt lst fufd sole dos
fhil
b
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dsilo
dq calf slippers ph'[ ue Gk nc'd sr Frne
bsk uuI
caren Nn
stitched If varol. qualities boys Ytr and ndf t 5at 49,
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
Washington Male and
Female Seminary.

YHE Trustees ar bappy 10 anuopner, thar Che
| cKrfclses m the Female department ul iHs ~.
siuuiion. will b. rsunrl uu lhr % Monday u.
september nrsi, undfr The supervision "l l.
sLAcg, A VI aided by oumprirui lud rNpgrrurru
teachers. In every department
Tiny cplfiaulIy irusi that their riiuris tp 20.
bhI,h f,ma'- lHrduis of tHlynor on'eL Wti
be- sustained by lHr liberal patronage OF lle cgn.
mnuii,.
The Faculty Wlll CONSIST Of
;. l.. SLACK, A NJ, President,
Me- $ |. Dow, Goyru,ss,
Nh g. SLArE, OnauIrnisi Urp'i,
Miss MAaY & SAirL do, do
The term. pct session OF u week, payable hnll
Boo advance, a- follows
IuU#u. $50
F,ucb Spanish. Italian, aud Lain,
each, extra, 10
DmNng sad Pointing 10
wu.r-pino, Hop. Guitar, zach 30
Boarding. everything urludrdJ 90
ll ofJrr OF ilr Board.
u r. rulNpENrER, Prs'L
: z, SA,nrHa, See,
Washington, Avg %, lsls.m
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
FhNCY AND STAPLE DRY.G0OpS,

lutd
sn silks uHI
the arela ahf
pai aud ifau
e4r sim
GImbry bmb
ly fei
table eih eusaH
dark p
200
anlrnd
s'mbsc 'k and ha hlnIds hh ad coll I'D gloves e while e gs
vht HEAVIER
AageE aud
Hfta
aud colt hoa aud bala 9so lp9 I'D Woogl ts M k white %
gsaif leai lee sad ln L. "af aI 7s k e- aud eltn
9 aadrar P laaalf d al1 f u , r ars
~
aud euas a3 Mt rpda.el d
iaza aud laHe cloth table
dshn HfE
PLAIN white b LaaA
hi aHd
thread lao aud enaal l e III al Is md - bod tas
sHHs3
. p zal
I'm azrtup pa rr.6r
BuNNErsNe.rd lHtamHmi Eg
H, If, hadd.
bonnas lalls Hl aaHa'
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
IHLR DWARF.

niAeSs'ilslis, Tools -g4asg % ] @s lsa. Is a aaoi
Ssgssr., fls I,,,r. zs5 . - anil L ni i
qIaes bmns aai nao'a Of ltat d aEs tuning %
aaa a taaaasss. hsa4asai hat s'' aassa. ra
da. i. p.asl=. g ss sad 10 ls aos . I'D .s II ~
hinges aa par, nsa Ie, siren h.
aaaf tab.sAs fie 'essaA af all q..a 1s a pas
as aad glef a'o al aa al w 9aslnai s4i putty aaa putty hy
Tor lio, Set 'g'.Aasls sf yssa qai soszi .,. sa ia
g t5ss aud - na1ss lp'a zz -ad to eg'r as -' akas
st asatmu' Of aas eug ses aud 1ashe Ayi aa an h
gdrou both kery., s.i cotton.
aad % hl
~ - - IN & @ @ 5 .l ne ne G - Gaaas e
% .. ,na aa ta., sas. sala nm i .f+.i nm, ma @
FoR r.Rn;ns- csiooeis asaHs maoino wrought yaroa.
SzAsNza simmons manufacturer hand hei Of
a,eSnflor ru bandit rrper nrsnt npe ali iea,. ''s ~
b qa-; oa1l I .r. I. , lsst,l
plo. Hd s, and Ld s"Ha wrought
,, ko wan, s a@a a % ~o % f G,, s' % i. 'i s %
steel ,ar .t.a ert s.h la. -d; ssua,a
qo ,tr e,4 nspsf pao4 r,y,r;
IGaH pua' .aras ei sat- i B ,, noui, rsts sau.
sla III, i f i % 'aa NM n''
biz; simsal,f pa. rerl, Dal. WI g. fFF saI ba.s
q suNDaFs-av r r pa' aas tss., d,, @
= marbles G1 bupF ~lrrs s"ts oara ~
aa; r,oi ,rlk Ns u.. -,.
as,aas GsL aaassi p, @ri @ .s; a,.a b ,r @ sl
ia I3ne' pfr Ioa .,. i 'n ni s'eaa' 'eca'r Preston
a'i u,,,. r . n a t.'. H. 'at aal g',.''s
Buhc- e. O. a@ ar. ~+ pa of s. s-ans
"'snc ar' .g 'lg ~ 3D. e'' 1' hat vi 'a' ga Shaving, al
rad Dpad ,a, rs and ras coat raI wet lar
op ooS m,.e paa" and @ ue scy aud as @ buon' aai a
eo@os. 9olsa o, sg hs or Gaa pa a,1aad et ,s comb.
a alsfn and qualities pocket v.c 800 pa
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
AffEALTo THE FRIENDS OF IRELAND
DON'T GIVE UP TIE SHIP

NEw logk, August Il
The Cambria has arrived licf News.
contained IA Tory paper. i, intended Ia
deceive the puhlif, aud 10 dewes. the
cause OF Ireland. Collisions hayc oruur.
ed, the precise result ul winch cauu1l
be stated, as The Patriotic Journals an
all suppressed -hut known ugrnfs, wcat.
ediulhe light Of our previous Information
nfe nll encouraging The Government
iofee has bpeu employed iaf week, IN
attempting 10 afHest IA, lenders, without
elleeliugs single capture Tbese Leaders
have adopted the most aiieannl means.
aud ALL WILL BE SUCCESSFUL
W. repeat or appeal.-Ne urge upon
our ifsnd.. in every paH Of iAa laaa.
Vfumpl aud continued action
ROBERT EMMEff
JOHN MhEON.
enables O'CONNOR,
MICHEL r OCakNOR,
JAMES u. WHITE.
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Secret Correspondence Of the Tribune.
IMPORTANT FROM IRELAND.
IRsn VloroRy AT SlryANAN!
Gen. McDoaafaaa6 5000 British Killed.
-Kiikeng aaR Limeriet 7akea By
the peopte, a
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 2ls
The secret correspondence Of the Fri.
bune, written in eypher, to avoid the
vigilance of the British, says:
The Irish people have obtained a
greal victory ut Sheympu. Gen McDon.
aid killed aud SIX THOUSAND of the
British troops killed and wounded The
road for distance of three miles Wa
covered with deaa
Kilkenny aul l.imerel. were taken
possession Of by the people, and the In.
surgents will rise in Dublin on Sunday
to free the prisoners from Iml.
The Disbatch Of yesterday says. After
our form was On the pres, we received
the following: Il comes commandments
source, but Is almost too good TO be true
PlrsmBGn, Aug, 81 p NJ
We have additional news from Ireland
The private correspondence oi the New
York Tribune. dated Dublin. August 9th.
says. No ntwspaper here dafa tell The
truth concerning The hatlle 9l Shcynnan
but from all We ehn learn die people had
efeal victory.
II. Dillon wus wounded IN both Lea.
NJ. Mtaghrr waz also wouHled IN both
nrns. lri- genesHly supposed lHur Dub
GlYIll rsr aud auaeh TIC JaIIs on sun.
dug iighl, Augn.l III Glib fhr "a Bun.
regiment fought viii tbe people Tn
sth at Aithlone fought with tip people.