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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
DRY GOODS.

GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS ct
NBARKERs, 2Sl Grand. .t-MONDAY, July ~ VIII 10
offered the great bars aims IN Dress Goods ever In
his city Printed Muslins worth Is only IL snd Is Sd.
Very hne French new patterns 10 81 per yard
Real French VI aud wool barege, tnest quality 10 Sd 10
2s per yard
Linea Gnghams, lsSd 20 "a per yard.
Real French and Scotch Gin hans Is and 10 a.
Aso $50 pcs silks the greatest bargains ever OF
fered. :, Ga up.
cases Prints. Cd up.
tne ChniZ coors worth H. now selling s 81 pr I'd
10 aud bales bieached md unbescbe Sheengs and
shirtlngs selling great bargains, wei worthy me ser
VI all who wish to purchase. Also white nu.s, 800
ue;s. cambr!cs, plaid cambncs, &c. &c. very cheap.
iy24l, ! BARKER, 2sl Grand-st
S~IGNEEr, sALE-DRY GOODS-2s5 Green
kAwchsi. between Murray aud Robinson ss-o,ooo
wards French nghsms Is per yard, cost IL 81 200
ward. Fan River prnts cd yer yard worth Oi and IL
All other goods ln proportion " Open from A. NJ 10
sP.M By ljy@l"iFl WILLIAMS GIBSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

ONE WEEK LONGER.
E4NvARD's MAMMOTH PANORAMA or THE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER!
DAEErED ON THREE MILLS OF CANyAS!-Exhib
I ling view Of country IN miles in lsngh.h extending
rom mouth Of the Missouri River 10 the Cry OF New
ORE as and aching degrees cf laude-BElNO
THE LARGEST PAINTING ~ THE WORLD! Oper
lgery evening Sundays exceptedD AZ the NEW PAN
DRAMA BUILDING IA Broadway, al Joining Nibo's Gar
Ton Admission 81 cenIs children half price. The Pano
ANA viii commence moving al Il O'Clock precisely.
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays and Saturdays a
O'Clock. ly4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

u The WING General Committee Of tie
City and County CT N-w-Ycrk.-An adjourned
meeting Of the above Committee viii re held al the Apollo
Roous (entTance 50 canasi) Monday evening rcxi,
2h irst a. O'Clock The early attendance Of every MEM
Der is solicited. BY order HENRY GRINNELL, Chm.
c. NJ X. PAULIsoS, sec,e,.-ss
M.pct-r ID Roprcg. SN''N'ofte7- wi
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.


s.rrks.r, July q
AsHEsThers has been lag. FeeSs;ss ooysHssi rssI,
which has taken 1850 70 so bbs At 9sGso mostly 50 fo are
cofToS-Is without particular change the marie; very
400 bales Ia some cases sshi al ance
FIoTR AND MrALTe market hs, been arrested IN
sales 4o or 500 ss GA - r common and god ersas Tie
seen cos-a-fao, s for esPort at u soaivr We hraa 81
ss' i,e sSrs ds S'os ; ss r srs I: - ~ jersey
r- receipts down The Hsasos since oPen Of eyer H''ol a.
WHEAT Flour .. ......... tbls.-s4slso5 I.s2s.soo
corr Meal i.7so $3.50.
eRS s' s s s va ole s' ,oso: t. ' 1850 ' sa
North Carons a. us c-rt The
oouad uab, or shpps .dvssoed eeni. per eeeL Nike
40 irs sale. soeoo bushels a tsass er New ois.as
a,rlasl ost. ARA an. Norhsn +sas- cts
TIE receipts ''TH he Hasoa nee lie 0ens q ''' ar
vhss, 2sssss islssoi
''''--''--'--' sSie' Issei
yyHIsKT-Tl, nzrsi voui ehsus- fgn wth sses 80
ebs ssa The latter os Prison s. Drdss ss-s' SOD
PRo,isIoSs-Fors ralst hs,y. ,a quoted 81 s s7
h "a .is or Nos sor Pn sni parcel t-Tce' ps Me-
an ,,r, not mad. yab Lsrd heavy and without ,es SAFE
OLA sale Of 1900 gallon. rassh ,-d . e;s 70
sr, asz6o e. ~ aaa ~ .,os o, Wac n IN
Ne Bedford psir asoai 80 % .salsi 49, 80 -. -
srGARssas Of 40 or so tefees 6e'an rlad Al ~ Co. s'
o-reet oa mi 80 bfosn Hsvsns Al Prsi eagsia
FIsH Nrctefsl vcre srl sngPy sna hrH Coz "efs ALSO 'n
.. =. .'ls- % .10 qsntA,at. ttas 81 ..,,.
= here 1s
- a. ne Boston msket Aboui so hs chests have chas
b.rs. n ven fol- Prces f9r O!een tsfr a. A} '1 ~"
...,... .sr-1,s hsif chests Canton made -1i
HOPs-Cnasac cute ta snc ~e have oni % 49, s's % II
= a.. -. Western for h1fc Isr, A. CO., cash
FRl'lI-Ths tsnsssons embraced f''' 'o-NA-'s 7''7
ros.iei.= Al 80 PEI NJ 40, -. - -.
HEMf-Ssies OF - bairs DvN roiis1 A-e'~~- ~ - =
PEI f1r cash - -. - -. ,.-,-.. "A,
Msoro- Z. y Il cts 80 dry satrd lef.s
:, 81 cash and 80 green sailed 90 on terms ~e 90 ~" -
,tocf of al 1 %. GOV N frss hands Acsse
WOOL-The usrke, has remained yh0a sLsn<s -, 49,
sn quite Lat from sr.f hsn1s understand that 500 ons f~
AVS bss skeu 10 Phasdsphs srkr Presen pess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

CASTLE GAxDES-rhe public respectfully NJ
tfDrmed that Castle Garden y during the day Ad-
mission iZi cents myil "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

On notion he following genuemen we're appolnIed bT
the chair Commee to carry into eject The object CT the
meeting
Epsnuel B. Hsr John A. Kennel, Col. Jas Hewitt
Alex Schultz James II. Welsh. James Graf
On mo ion II was
Resores Thai the ocsrs Of the meeting he added 10 the
Committee howard P. WELSH, co-o,,,ss
DANILL CARPENTER,
Subscription papers 20 be und A. R!eys FIN Ward
ro;e Marion House Forts Hotel and Hulrs Muiual lt'g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

rTRaN BOILERS RENDERED SAT- E.-TEe
- .1bsS-iber uoad call pubic sieur0n 20 IL Improve
nent siezm Boilers wh'cn p. go ii-l.Ik -ro.
rf~u-. exposrs from ca.eessness and furnishes con
su and supply Of water without the aid Of me fore
llF pump ,-,s...s- -. -. - g.
yir,l 10 sffend ia OF tre improvement a. Barrow
Hof Air Furnace Nsnufscory corner Of Water ard Bees
,s,-s Trssv frlv 81 where theT may he IN oyer
60 rom o,e,cs A II % z Il. liy2i@' INGALLS,
VOH PRINTING OF every DESCRIPTION, Il BUR
y ROUGHss once. li5 FaEoa-sL New styles Of IN
ropeau type Ia ported BY s-.ly,s y.cAs e ae
Drsete-~s JySi lwis
TO large ara hsnasore assortment
Of types, win cases 49,. 80 - n,
he publication 81 p.rer Of the size y the Eastern Ssie
Jouns are offered Tor sale cheap Inc types nsis q
go 80 h.nSsoe font II Lone Primer, nearly new
are fou; OF Brevier viii ull-.e fcT head ine ofas
sstso tyues ca. * good sssoI'nrni Of 700 yPe
rr rhs.-. kc vii b. disposed Of with tbe above rot
psrricu ars, inquire Of WELLS WEBBi ID p1ieH-'A
iyfo sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

IOHS CALYD, ison Of signor y Calyo ArisiJ nav
NJ recently returned from Italy, where he b.. oeeo 90
.fu0usy stDdving the Fine AIRS IN Rome and Naples io
he pas tx yesr begs 10 inform his numerous e's az
the ubc that he has opened Rooms Cf he practce 0f ne
p~or-ssiou al SIS 5roafway who're numerous sce.nens q
hs xiii NAV he seen He brngs with him such npfoYe
merts IL f- Of f-aclnE, 10 insure correct lss- eno
1919 ir-nrovensn re nav i- every eay In he
week rom 2 NJ 70 5PM NJ. Private Lessons to ia'ies
Tor he Especial acconodaron Of gen lemon e, iseOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
by Il. c. KEMP. AuesOueer

DN Il. 4. kEMP, AucuOneer.
ID EXTENSIVE sSD PsSsNYrosY Aycnos sALe OF Fvs-
.fruKE AND PIASoFoRrEs, on TIL RsDAT, Argus - al
he large Wsrerooms. 2's Broadway, opposite the Cry
Hall by Ca,A'ogue. containing sboa 500 lots, herg The
ars and Of good Furniture ever ocerd
~ srclon id hi. CIV and vhch viii be found well worthy
Of tie attention OF the trade hotel and house keepers
Also shout - Pianofores. s. s. and ociaSes Val par
ficuisrs hereafter ,ylS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

rT- Mercantile Library md Reading Room,
Clinton Hail. Beekman anu Nassau si--<S,ls' vol
ures snd the principal Reviews ard Magazines, American
and Bnhsh cOnsfelt additions OF rev publcsnons
Clerks imitation fee -. and seisr1us dues Sli ner-
chants snd others ANIMAL subscription s.. Rooms open
from 10 A NJ. 10 10 P. NJ By order.
HENRY 4 OAKLEY,
irln 9vis Bee Sec Merr.nlie Lib. A.soclalIOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

RS +. COTTON, Asetasa ssd CssstsssSn fsseas.s-
DSses Rom Sio Brosewsy, 0othe Asl-hsving rfi1ov.
ID 10 the aoovensn-d rro COW prepared 70 rocsse n
.n.s Of Cabinet Furniture Dry Goods cApeo soo House
Keeping aruees Of -vsry description Consignment 10
pySi sale sacron, and 10 make wh he usul
pronpssess he vii sso buy. preferred Outdoor sLss
10 any part Of TIE city sferded 10. a. esasl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

TT Buffalo Conyenfion.-ku persons OF the Sixth
Ward oppo.ed 10 the extension 81 Slavery into territory OF
the United free who wish to be Delegates 10 The
Buffalo Convention, wiz please leave heir nanies Al " Cen
trst up stairs be reported % the Committee Of Ninety
as per resolution, by fjy22 81 JNO. r. ST JOHN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

CA@TLE GAKnhN.-GRAND MUSlCAL FEsrl
IVAL-BOTTEsINI AND ARDITrs BENEFIT
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July g The following dis
inguish.d Hf.s have kindly volunteered their valuable
as.i-rance .-sisnonns TRUfFi. gnora PICO signor
sIErTl, slgnor TAFFl, and Sieno' BtNENENTANO-
The Orchest-s for u.s. occasion orly, y W be increased.
LEADER. slGNOR RAPErfi
Tickes 80 be had at the principal music stores
and hotels OF tins city, Brooklyn etc. &c. iyzs SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
nm. B0.TyICK,. TENTH LECTURE. 3

nK. BOsTyICK's TENTH LECTURE On
O3YPHILtS ard seases u tue GENIAL Orgzns-l lGs-
tr.ied with dr.wings vii be given on Vereidsy eyeoing
2jh n-t 81 6. o'clock me Broad ay House cor Broad
wsy and rand-st Medical ne1, suIden- and gentlemen
are irvif-d - afend Leriur- free va $is
DGDFTsG.-Ths American Composiuon Poofag for oil
laf. rO0f iinZs br' ges, floors " sct ries &c
% I'll Old On roof made durable hac when new A.
cost Of lDn " cents per square i0oti rev roofing ::
cent? All order. addressed 10 the s1bscber a. biz ONCE
IS Houston = near Broadway. viii net prorp, leluon
RILEY BENAN. Inventor,
fv1. I,rs ana sO.e msnrfscuIrrr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
MANHATTAN PIANOFoKTE

F7f--r-I--I - NANIFALTTKTNU LUMPANI. -The
TIL n Tpublc are respectfully inyiiei :? CAL ssa
which are made with view 10 establish reputation foI
Durability neafness, finish and tone. Their acknov -de e
ability and the character Of their association
them 10 the that they cell perfect insirumen, 81
ess price than other manufacturer In the United States
Purchasers and professors invited 10 call
II. ). ACKERLY. Twenty -sevenih IT. between
iva I'm Ninth nni Tenfh avenues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

MECHANICS HALL, az srosaway, between
vi Grand and Sroome
MONDAY, July q, AND EVERY HlOHF DURING
THE " EEK
THE ORIGINAL CHRIsTY's MINISTRIES,
-Aoso CJAcohs during the past TEN MONTHS have peer
received such dn shsd favor and patronage, have
he honor Of snnJdncing that owing The continuation OF
their unexaup ed success hey viii remain IN his cry eD1
1--WE their intnitab.e entertainments FOR ONE WIEN
MORE
ADM sioa % cents, Doors open s,T-Ccueen VIII coD
hence A. - -. - -.- -
On SATUR July ., an AFTEhcOON CONCEnTi
Commencing al O'Clock.
Nsneger ana DrrctUs-E. p CHRisry ty2f lwis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

~ 4. q. q. FL specill sesson Of ne 4 " GTsnd
Lodge OF the sse Of New York viii be he this Monday
evening july o. al O'Clock AZ Haronti Hs 70 make ar
ran eren. or the funeral Of G. r. JANEs CoETls BY
order OF the Grand Master. J. PENiL
ivs3ltsc Grand Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucfionccf-
nv BANGS, RICHARDS q PI.ATT, gofes's
IL srosdwsy--Libers cash sdvsnc-s made eons.sE.
uerfs suction ss-s -
SORRY. EIGHTH NEw-yORK TRADE SALE,
70 az Co~MtSccD rar SrAr0xEsy sSp Para ssf.k
a = rrtn.Y Avsu.T IS. Boos sAIe os Ttfscsy,
.rs,..- - The unders xued srncunee he regular
49,. sse 70 =. cc,nsr-nc.d at tho shove date. u va Be
nasr tb- ...-s regulations The Last ore Cen
,sgrusrc. Of Books Peper. Stationery. s,r-ss7r rsrs
Rire-rs' Cloth Leather, kc are respectfully sobe.c'
Particulars for the printing should be nrnsned ~ ", "
= Iuly NEXT al hc6 me the catalogue VIII ee PIT = pfs
he -. 80 stysnces viii be made rccr2s Of soods
c0s Broadway. Eew-YoEk.
AT Pxiv.rs s1r-A collection Of clo.ee On rsnnnss
Including iasse one by De baui me LsnSsSApr y
wilson b..utfal Flower srd Fruit pieces. &c az m yt
frames Also aconesor " snsravngs scarce portraits CT
The early Presidents. kc. m frames
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
"a of theIri.h RepubIIceu

Union will be held this (Mondsyl evening al the shak-
pesre Hotel TO hear the repo Of NJ T. oconDor, iheir
Delegate 10 Canada Pr order Of he Execltve Commit
tee IHOc HAYES, secy.
TE5s. SlooSEY Correspondence. iy2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

MONTAGUE FERRY.-The projectors and owners
tsis Ferry are prevented from lis completion by the
scalsy Of obtaining suitable landing place on the
ssv-fofk side Of the River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
iyl0 9vi. Rec Sec
- National NipiaInre ,;aIlery.-E. "

- Mo you ~ luf Ia urrs,, - rr1 MIKE VOW
hair son and fne-Read l. Henry p. Cullen late barrier
on board The steamboat South America, DO certify that
J0Ssss Cora Hair Restorative % the hesi srnee ever
used for dressing. .-8e clearing aud keeping the mar
long time IN order AL preferred 70 any
fling soa oriy in y \ II g ChsiaaIu--i iva 2edis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
~ Fifteenth wsra-.Ieifer-onianL League

An "a ouued meein Of the friends Of Free Soil and Free
Labor VII held a. Warrington rel. corner OF IN mp
son and ui;h - on Monday the 2fh inst 81 O'Clock, TO
-onp e,e the d. geniza;iOr Of Jefrsonisn League IN the
Ffle.uth Y ard. [iy222g-1 ELNATHAN THORNE, Cha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

esss WANTED To KENT-A two-atory House IN
~ Brooklyn, thin IS minutes walk ~ the Fulton Ferry.
Address A d. al this office, stating rent and situation
jy2iN
90 FARM FOR StIE-Smsied In N-~Jrrssy,
~ about mile and half from the steamboat landing al
New Brunswick containing shout 40 Of besnii-
ll table land. with large apple and peach orchards sd
house. har Sc For f,rthe particulars, inquire OF HEN
RY CARPENTER, 2l9 Wsshington-s jy2i lws
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-12

Taylor He rcpudiates Cass, for his suhscr-
vicncy to Southern interests. Men octuacd
by similar impulses, arc coming over to Tny-
lor by platoons.
o. The Wings Of Ohio are organizing for
Taylor and Fillmore with zeal and hear
tiness worthy of imitation every wherr.--
The veteran Ewing and Col. Bond addressed
great mass meeting at Columbus,on Thurs
day. The evening before the Wings Of Mnriet
tn had n rousing meeting, and uniured their
banner to the country, Among their resolu-
tons is this -
Resolved, That Zachary Taylor's decided
approval of the Wing sentiment "that the
extension over the continent. beyond the Rio
Grandc, of the Ordinance of 1887, (prohbit-
ing sluvery) is an object too high and pormn
nent to he bnfiled by Presidential vetoes," al-
fords guarantee TO the friends Of freedom
which should he borne constantly in mind ii
hthc approaching Presidential contest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-12
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils Il
Dye"StuffS,

~ superior quality may be found at Bing-
~ hams Drug Store, ST. Johnsbury Plain,
on the most reasonable terms. Some of which
are among the following viz
Chloride of Soda, and of Lime, (for cleans
ing cellars, drains &c. Cobalt lily poson)
Spermacet, Unguentum, Nutgalls, Verdogris,
Madden and Fustio, Sal. Soda, Cochenenl, OF
ter, White Wax, Hcra- Pcra, Oil Rhodium.
Balsam Copaiva, Spirits Nitre, Gum Guaioc,
Fine Is, Coarse Sponge, Bayberry Bark, Ar
row Root, Cowhage, Glass + Metallic Syrnges
all sizes.
Monnt's Pills 81 Bitters, Irish Moss, Alocs,
Anthony, Indigo and White Lead.
Pure Ether u Chloroform, Iodide of Mercu.
ry, Mnsta's Pills, Oxide Silver, Hyd. Poiussa,
lsingluss, Opium Il Morphine, Linseed Oil,
Oxalic Acid, Yellow, Red and other Paints,
Bonnet Glue, Syrups, Elixirs and hundreds
OF other articles for the sick and afflicted.
Aug. 5, 1913. [975w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-12
The Markets.


BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, Aug. 3.
At market, AS beef cattle, 10 cows and
calves, 5000 sheep, and $50 swine.
Beef cattlc-frst quality, 6,50; second quail
ity 6; third, $50.
Cows and Colves-23, 81, 30, 80 and $40.
Sheep and Lambs 81 80, 10, .; old sheep
$50, and 3.
Swine--53 and &c.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Mon day, Aug. Z.
At market 1903 beef cattle, 500 sheep and
lambs
s-Beefoattle-extra, $69; first quail
ity, O,2o $50; I'd quality, $685. a g. third
quality SIS.
old Sheep 80. to $685.; Lambs, l.25 a
$40.
BOSTON MARKET August 8.
BEEF-EXtra mess, 400 "A 1850; Mess,
OO,oO 1900; No. |, 1900 a &c, 00;prme, city,
700 az 90; navy |! so IL co.
PORK-EXtra clear 10 so q II OO;clear 10 90
a l3 80, mess IL 90 90 90; prime 90 n 0 co..
LAkD-Boston7 Il ]. south SJwest, 7a74
BUTTER-store 10! a Is, shipping LIN l54
family 20 %.
CHEESN-new milk 8, four meal g.,
shipping 6 az.
FLOUR-Howard street 600 6 IL; Ohio,
300 U w; Genesee, com. br. 5 81 Il $50
CORN-Ye elbow, round, 90 90, fiat o. 90,
white 55 90.
S-southern, 80 39;'northern, dS so
WOOL-Therc have been considerable ar
rivals of the new clip, for which there is
moderate demand at quoted rates.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-12
/ SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

The steamer America arrived NJ New York
on Friday afternoon, in l3 days from Liver
pool. Her dates arc Of Saturday July % a.
week later.
Brend-stulls had experienced no sensible
change. Sweet American Flour is quoted
27s Cd. and 2Ss Cd; sour do. % and 26s. In
dian Corn 81 and 45s pCri HIS.
France and England have each it is stated
without concert, ordered naval squndrons to
the Black Sea, 10 watch the movements of
Russia in the lower Danube country.
The following is copied from the Europe
an Iiverpool) Times fully %;
FRANCE.
Paris remains tranquil, and there were
some hopes ofthe state ocsicge being discon-
tinued after tot day. Gen. Caviguar,i it seems,
has determined to act with humanity, but has
ut the same time resolved not 20 give the dis
affected another chance.
The Journal Des Debats cautious the gov
eminent that if it pcrsGvcrcs in the course
that has been pursued during tho last five
months, The country must shortly arrive ut
bankruptcy.
ITALY.
Letters from the headquarters Of King
Charles Albert state that the PicdnIontese
army remained in complete inacton, the
headquarters being still ut RovcrbGlla, 8 miles
from Nlantua, and no further advance being
made by any part Of the forces.
The Duke fGenoa, ID son Of Charles Al
bert, has has been been unanimously elected
King Of Sicily. A dcputation from Venice
arrived on the lth at the headquarters of
Charles Albert, to announce officially the an
neXalon ofNenice and the Venetian Provin-
ces 10 the Kingdom ofNorthern Italy.
IRELAND.
In the House of Commons, last night,
Lord John Russell announced the further
stringent measures which the Government
intended taking for preserving order in Ire
land. lie SAID amid cheers of the House, 81
rise 10 give notice that shall propose at 10
o'clock, to- morrow, and to-day ask leave TO
bring in a bill to empower the Lord Lieuten-
ant or other Governors Of Ireland, to appre-
bend and detain until the first day of March,
1910, such persons as ho or they shall sus-
pect ola reasonable design against the Brit
ish Government
TIE PoTATo RoT.-The Freeman's Jour
nal Of yesterday morning makes some alarm
ing statements in reference 10 the Potato
crop in Ireland. 1t says, and deny it who
will, and suffer by it rs every man from peer
to the peasant must, the potato blight does
exist. and IS on Uie increase 10 an alarming de-
gree, in several districts, and has made its APP
pcarance in many places.
LIVERPOOL The mayor and magistrates
have been in consultation for some days, in
reference 10 the alarm excited by the torma-
lion of Irish clubs in Liverpool. and they are
providing specially for the peace of the town.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-12
Caledonia Co. Wing Conven-
ton,

fot the purpose of nominating candidates for
County Senators, assembled at Danville Au-
gust s, 1913, and was organized by the choice
ofLEwIs III. DELANo, Esq. President, Hon.
WELCOME BEMIs, and WILLIAM SHEARER, Esq.
Vice Presidents, and f A. Cartoon, Secretary
On motion, voted, that nominating Com
mittce consisting of two delegates from each
town IN the County, be appointed to present to
the Convention Candidates Tor Senators and
make report at the afternoon session.
MIR Bell, the former Candidate, declined n
denomination.
The Convention then proceeded to the election
Of Town Committees, as follows:
st. Observation-Disclosures Jewett, John
Bacon, l.. b. Harrington; Walden-Mr Vim
cent, j. ID. Bell, w Cameron; Hardwck-
J.R. Delano, Chas, Chapman, Calvin Crosby;
Sutton-John Ladd, Jr., David Powers, J.
Ruggles; Waterford-Dennis May, Abel Goss
Ezra Parks, Willard Stoddard, Harvey G. Gil
man, John Stiles, Jr.; Sheffield-Joseph lde,
James Townsend; Lyndon-Isaac A. Deni-
son, Welcome Bemiss, Philips Goss VIM, C.
Morgan; Groton-IIugh Dunn, John Darling
Kirby C. w. Carpenter, II. Burroughs, l..
'''' @'"""Ah 'upS II ollllInj y. ". rack
err, Ill Bruce; Peacham-J. M. Martin, Henry
Walker, Charles Homes; Dunville-D Boyn.
ton, Manning Morrill,, Thos Roberts; Burke
Il. Denison, G. G. Newell, ii. E. Woodruff;
Ryegate-Gco Cow les, Matthew Gray, VIM.
Whitelaw, Cd; Wheelock--Alvn 8. Conner,
Samuel d. Gray, Luther Cree; Barnett. d.
Abbott, l.. Kline, l.. Kimball, VIM. L.Somers,
Thomas Gilkerson; Cabot--Simeon Coburn,
Leonard circuit, ]. H. Damon.
Convention received the report of the Com
mIttee on nominations who presented the
names of Hon. CALVIN MORRILL, of st. Johns
bury and Hon. EZRA c. CuAMnERL1y of
PeOcham
MIR Morrill, briefly expressed his acknowledges
''eht to the Convention for this mark of their
confidence, but respectfully declined to be
considered a candidate, and II dominated to the
'"2ancy EDWARD A. CAuooN Esq. of Lyndon,
"h'eh nomination was sustained, and the re-
.Po'' oil the Committee unanimously adopted
The nominees expressed their thanks to the
Convention.
Mr Willard of Lyndon, then introduced the
IIoHowlng resolution which passed unanimous
hesoved, That we highly approve of the
"o"l'hation of f.. c. CHAMnERLIN and F.. A
0AHooN, as candidates of the Whir party for
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In Peacham, July 80, 1913, Captain BENJA.
MIN FARRow, formerly ofLincoln, Mass aged
IS years and months.
Printers in Mass and Me. are &c.
In Burke, VT, August !, LEoNoRA A, daugh.
ter ofTheron and Caroline Bell, aged year
i months and % days.
Near Cleveland, Ohio, July 5, drowned,
while engaged in work on the canal, CHARLES
Of this State, aged y, Boston, N. Y. city pa.
pcrs, Phil aud New Orleans papers, are &c.
In Concord, July 20, Miss Elizabeth Gregg.
ry,aged 10 years months and 10 days, daugh
ter Of Ephraim l. and Abigail Gregory.
In frasburgh, July q, Mr. Lucius $. Nyc,
aged 80.
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o. Connecticut remains mistaken. The
Hartford Courant says-"We heard excel
lent accounts from several parts of the State
yesterday--from towns where not Il single
Wing bolts the nomination, but where our
friends are perfectly united, and with Access
sions from the ranks of our opponents, will
poll for Taylor and Fillmore n larger vote
than has ever been given for Wing oard-
dates"