New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-16

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday Nov. l5.
The weather which has been unsessonao.y
warn ior isy or iso past ' preparing for change
and storm
lie drug mil IN me occupancy Of Crersou burned
down ast GIT IS loss Of about 5000
AL TIE election ofcers implicated ia Ire Penn D.s-
tct fsud Of October have been bound over 70 sns~er
q, the next Quarter Sessions The evidence g conclu
sive that the names Of Persons actually voting were
suppressed and hundreds added % the tally Lists which
arr entirely fictitious There has for years been sys
temsuc abuse Of the elective franchise, which las
given this state % LOcOF0 co csnd dates when they
were IN an actual minority Indeed % has been rogn1y
asserted within the past week that the truth could De
developed FRANcIs r. Skunk was never legally The
/ Governor " this Common wealth Philadelphia berks
aud the North eastern counties q tie state have been
the scenes o. these frauds The uprising ID me people
for JOHNSTON and sfterwsrd for TAYLOR and FILLMORE
hss taken the power Of harm from the Loco Foccs and
We shall take good 90 keep them In subsection for
/ the future.
There ia not much inquiry for Four today and hold
or. are firm a. $ 3td5 31i for fair and good brands
Rye our quiet Corn uea steady, gith ssles - 'lv
b5s a. 3 Wheat is arriving more freely and the
market is heavy 0lJ ~ 1000 bushels, including
good snd prime l0ts oi red and white sold on private
terms buyers OFFER l0c for red and ll-c for Whit
and some holders are storing. Rye sold a &c. Corn
In demand 90 bushels old PennsYl vana yellow sod
Al b. n .Oc old and mixed r20ojc, and new alc,
weight Oats dull. Cotton Il a Little nrner. Nothing
passing in Provisions or Groceries worthy Of notice
i " llrhy Nf4-h ~ ~
sAFs OF srocxs-Fir. Board-2o000 states :.
/ a 80 Treas Notes. , d. l13 sch Nav, ll0
New-Jersey Copper Co. 2ln Lehigh Interest 81 ~
Minehi. RI Bds Sc ~ 800 : Loan . ~. l.34
90 Kentucky Bank 70 800 sch Nav Int 81 2i50 VII
mingtou BR Bds o e. = 800 Reading ith Bonds =
/ 1900 : Loan D. b. lln.
Sand Boara-765 = state S. 50. q 10 Mnehil
RR. - Kentucky Bank - ~ wilmington hh
Bonds - = % Western Bank. 80 900 Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal &c. a. Fl oJ u -chuylkl Nav
igstion int 80 Harrisburg BR 35t
MILITARY STATION. oN THE RIO GKANDk.-
The present assignment OF troops on the Rio Grande
frontier by both Republics appears D. be A. follows
Jnif,d States Mit1rg S'lt0as-Ihe Brownsville Tex
a. Flax of the ltih ult says The following src ior
the present 10 be the stations for tho United states
forces consisting of eight companies of - infantry and
two companies ~ srtl sry-two companies OF infantry
n Fort Brown headquarters one company ~ artillery
Point Isabel two companies infantry a. Clay Davis
Rio Grsnde City company Of light artillery, do
two companies infantry 1t Preside RIO Grande.
Mericaa ~ Itary stations The Ma'smoras r BieH
pnblc0 says ten Don Anstase Rustamente has been
appointed by the Mcxicau Government % the com
mand OF the forces be- stationed along the frontier of
the Rio del N0rie line s brigade Of 600 men, com
msndcd by Gen Don Francisco Meia u 20 garrison
Mstsmoras another brigade of the same number Of
men under the command Of Don Francisco Avaos
will be stationed At Camargo These two brgadcs
will form division under the denomination OF 'Dvls
ION de- Meiis Private letters received Al Matamoras
confirm this statement and announce the early arrival
Of Mejis at his poet
tn TREASURES 0F NiRofNIA-We have bad
the pleasure Of convcr.ing with = worthy gentleman
from Louisa relation O. some recent and extensive
discoveries OF immense deposcs OF gold 10 that county
late discovery the land of Mr Boxley conducted
by Messrs Kawlins & Fisher Is said % surpsss the
mines of south America The place is called Ally
CoOpers about two miles south west OF the north
branch OF the Pamunkey River Mr. kaVlins, the lucky
finder, washed 10 small pan ln few hours not eN
ceedng seven between three and four hundred penny
weights ga cents % the dwt) Mr. has also discov
cred very rich mine A. finders with the prospect OF
extensive deposie or vein. The mine Of Mr. I b
Harris wrought by Mr. O.. w Fisher. continues %
yield richly, and few hands are collecting from Sl0-
TO Sl75 per day. few days since We saw large bar
of gold weighing shout 500 dwts from the White Wal
nut Mine said 20 be exceedingly rich. We trust that
with the vastly improved process Of extracting the
gold the good County Of Louisa may derive large oene
rts from the precious minerals dtused through her
hitherto poor lands. Richmond Inquirer
u Hon. GARNEI DUNCAN OF the Louisville
District who much respect In the las, session and
Hon. Z. w THOMPSON OF Indiana gifted and eloquent
debater both their intention Of retiring At the
close Of the present Congress Both Of tai
aud valuable Members OF Congress. We regret
sincerely their determination IS thus announced
National lnieligencer
FLORIDA SFNAroR-The Pensacola Democrat
say. Il IL understood that George Ward ESQ Is to
be elected by the Wings 10 the : Senate from that
state"
Fatal AccIDENr--A negro. named Jim, be-
longing 10 Col WIN N Spricknsll Of Calvert Co Nd |
was killed on Wednesday last by the bursting Of
the cylinder Of a thra.hing machine fragment OF
which shivered bis skull
4 NEW PAFER.-A new paper % be called the
True Defa is about being established in New Orleans
by company OF practical printers
lP- The locomotive on the Indianapolis and
Madison Railroad recently Oh the track, and slid
down long deciivly. killing Adam Trip fireman and
badly injurng three other persons.
- Mr.. Shden, OF New-Oreans 10 IS said, bet
upward of so 900 on Gen. Csss carrying Ohio