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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
By telegraph to the ytw-YOrk Tribune
Later from Mexico.

NV ORLEANs, les1.!' '-'' =
We have few days later from era O'--'
Nearly all the volunteers. and the Ten eS'ileu''
Of reguiats had arrived Vera Cruz.
Paroles and Jarauta are Disconnected IN Iheif
revolutionary movements, and Government y
confident OF being able to quel the revolution
The Legislature Of Tsmsuhpas has delnai'aea
two millions ofdollsrs Of the Federal Government
a, indemnity for the Territory north OF the Rio
Grande. coded to the United States by the treaty
Of Guadalupe
MAEKErs-Cotton IS inzctve-sales small Aoo1'
900 bales changed hands yesterday At former Prices
No change in sugar, Molasses, Breadsiun' Fre'sns
or Exciange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

To- A complete isf aiphabeic ally arranged q a. ne
,is and PRINCIPAL towns OF an the States in which nex.
naprs are published, may be- bad gratis al le Agency
ne Tribune Buildings directly over The publication cfcs
M ms paper Il also contains the terms ~ atyersfs
ru s sf such SECTIONS Of country De- selected e.
sf shifted 10 extend the various kinds Of business deoeS
ing in any manner upon the custom OF me couiry i1 Nd
near wholesale or retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
Arrival of Troops.

BALTIMORE, Monday July H.
Capt Tlgmans Company OF Volunteers, with
some others, arrived this afternoon from Mexico
and were escorted into town by several city mill
tarv companies. The body OF Mr.. Layftte, who
committed suicide has been found to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

NAvAL.--The L. $. ship -. Loais, Com. H. Z
Cooke dropped down from the Navy Yard % he "a
chorsse Yesterday afternoon. The - LOUIS Is desgsS
Norfolk Herald July is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

y sAusDERs's DREssso CASES. Fancy CgrLExfAy
TOILET ARTICLES, II IA Broadway. Of Liocrs.
and ~ Broadway. TIE subscribers Respectfully CA
Affection Of the public 70 their collection Of toie 49,
which IN pont OF variety 10 not eqQaed IN tho ely
were selected with the greatest ard TO quality and -
cases warranted. Ther assortment Of fancy cutlery -
braces al the latest styles Of Rodgers Sons pensnsS
nall tes button-hooks and other articles FOR too ~
many Of which have been before imported ronA,
dre-sing % The sabscroers' own manufacsre
cases sfe 81 the RIOS colgsc fors colis,aas Ssef -
s.@s G; Zoe hei Qra.y, asy Acka1@lol f y s''~
b ggS.ssst :. Re 4 Zee " sr2e.sssSs, a..svSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

Wild CHERRY A AMEoicSE.-Iis universally concetsa
thai tie wd cherry 10 ranked among The ysns1s
articles q ne maiena medlcs Dr. OsGOoDs OxYsIssftp
sfsvP Of ts article H. In opinion the best prepares.
oi u before TIE pubic combining al Lhe valasble propefl
Of Nlsisrs baisafn, and 20 compounded 10 ed1s
of nas clam upon The patronage Of The Temperance eon
nunliy having discovered method Of preparing ne ssIsy
alcohol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

hoii~ IN. eve~s AZ The Museum. where De - he o.ot,
r,enf nj thousands OF vsers every day. Let ose who
have not Already him 40 10 me Museum ~ olctass
ousngs. sui laugh a. the amusing eciarefoom suis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
Canal Bank Receiver.

ALBANY Monday, July H..
Mr. Andrew White has been appointed Re-
ceiver oil the Canal Bank. Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

Nfrto's AsroR PLACE.-Mons and Nine. Laoorfe r,r.
,ceived Enthusiastically last night making one of ae ma.
brsnt M. on record Tonight N.bo gives 18th Ope-,
80 ,rric Baet-Mr Manvers and Niss bIenr 12pears,
In he former the clever Lehr3ns ia ne siieL Tass
.r,r.t atl-...nn- and no m.siake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

~ GouRAUp's Iislsn Nedcaed Soap, viii infsihy -
move every vestge Of tan freckle, pmpe and render %
darkest Ala a. smooth and white infants H- Pogjrs
subtle ! especially designed 10 eradicate a iom s
face which IN female l. 80 nnslghty. While his GU
rouge mpas ~ ~ cheek and Up splendid rosests eng
only depot, 81 Wsikerst. irsi store from Brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

WHsArEN GRIrs FROM New WHEAr,-A highly ruhi
uous agreeable food used in the form OF pudding Ne or
boiled with milk far superior to tspocs or any ~ueeof
the kind and found to be pecu ary beneficial for persons
OF sedentary habits Liberal discount to grocer y, iv
HECKER 4 BROTHER. Crolon MINI. 2Ol ChenyaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

DIAMOND Pointed GOLD PESs.-B. T. WArsos Co IS
wslls, sell gold pens Of every description. wholesale sDd
retail, al Unprecedented low prices Their Penis
great fayodle, and In the public estimation, The bes and
cheapes, pen in use. Points warranted not 10 cone o.
Gold pens from 81 ap, with silver pencils God pens re-
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

SPLENDID SILVER Door PLATEs.-Elegani Gothic and
Plain Door Plates, warranted sterling silver plate bea'
fully engraved, from - 50 upward, at 5. EyERDELlsPe
MUM Engraving establishment, )o2 Broadway, Duane
st. fret square above Stewards marble store jyil lneod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

fS@ 1t seems that b. b. FRENCH, Esq. stated
in his address aging the cornerstone OF the Wash
ington Monument that every general officer in the
American Revolutionary army, save one, was Free
mason and that one was BENEDICT ARNOLD. Brother
WOODWARD, however, of the Ner Hauea (Ct) Journal.
states that BENEDICT ARNOLD a Mason. and =
member Of Hiram Lodge, No. l. Of that city. What
ever the facts may be, reason why the fra
ternty, who certainly g0i majority OF the people
should have the management of affairs upon these pub
nc occasions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ROADWAY TuEArER This evening. new Gran. Bal.
Ii DnFLr A OuArRF. By the M0npias.r frerch s,rs
Co-,n.rv principals and alxare-, upward ~ I'd pcro..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

PEAsE's DYsEsrEaY UsD--This 10 yslasbe ned
cine Tor The cure Of eyseuiery and bowel complaints ws
are so frequent al this season free from dee,erou' 10
gradients, can be BY persons Of all ages with per-
feet safety For sale BY RUsHroS CLARK Co ITO Brosd
way and 10 House, Il. JoHasos, H3 Broadway
BAD SANDS, 100 Fu,on5t corner William. Orders sup
Piled a. shove. Jylo w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

MoRE TRooPs.-The transport ship Dala
Wake Capt Condry, arrived on saturday 8, Quaran-
tine in Il days from NewOrleans She brings comPa-
uies C. G. and NJ Of the ID regiment Of artillery under
the command of the following officers ?. Roland,
Capt ID artillery commanding J. H. CsFse' lst Lieut.
r II Rush LIST Lieut.: D. T. Van Buren,, ID Lieut. 2.
n Ringgold acting assistant surgeon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

"a is hard for al oppressed people to do
anything to please those who are determined 70 lind
fault. The Commercial Adrgtisv OF yesterday com
mentng the proposed visit Of young MEAGHER says
81 1t must strike readers a little remarkable that
such leading spirit in the struggle for Ireands indie
pendence should leave his native land at the very hour
when she is about to strike if and newspapers
70 be believed, the decisive blow
The Irish refralned from striking the blow when
Mitchell was transported because they were not pre-
pared and for this they were blamed. Had they
struck and failed they would have been sneered al and
scorned, rash and imbecile. Now when they go 70
work to prove to al men that their is just before
they strike the blow they blamed for leaving their
native land at the very hour We have l ever known
that this the hour. No one has thought Of an up
rising in Ireland before Autumn When the hour comes
MEAGHER will be found al his post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

~ Free Soil meeting was held in Meriden,
c. on the 18th inst JOHS PAExER elected Presidents
! : BAooKs, Jvtrrs PKArr and D. y RoFEs voePresi-
dents J. H. PsArT, Secretary The veterans and lead
ing men OF both parties were present After some ad.
dresses II was sgreed TO hold adjourned meeting on
Thursday evening next when Delegates 20 the stnte
Convention are TO be appointed which state Conven-
ton 10 10 sppolrt Delegates to the Buffalo Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
jyls TuThSs

" The best place get boots shoes CATERS, real,
cheap Is AZ JONEss. IL Ann-st near the Muse Fis
quality French boots he sells A. - 90 second do - g.
Congress boots from 2 50 10 . %. lyls lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

~ Hon. JOHN A. DIX, L. s. Senate and Hon.
MARTIN GROVER of Alegany Co. we are assured,
will be among the speakers at the meeting of the
Free Soil Democracy in the Park this afternoon.
The meeting will be organized at G O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

AcclDENr.-A serious accident occurred on Fri
day AZ the Comb Factory Of Ny D. C. Jordan, IN Leon
ard-st near bemsen. While Of the workmeu, NJ.
h Bassett was engaged IN finishing some combs AZ
grindstone, which revolving with great rapidly
the face, tracturinS The Jaw ard n1ictng severe
aesa-wound- Medical assistance was promptly called
and the wounds closed BY stitches. We learn this
morning that M E. Il derAnged from the effects Of the
injury WILLIAMSBURG Gsz. 18Th
- WILLIAM HizLITr michel. Esa. bro
.hof 81 the Irish ie.9a ssafai Ia t0Fu % Saturday
svsalss, sd pa - x lss Revere aog.s.
sesssa cesl.ss, liza,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

GREENWOOD CEMErERY-The fare to Green
wood by the steamboat Suffolk, foot Of Cortland st is
only 6. cents. Strangers well citizens will lind
this most delightful excursion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

ry shsrwood's Improved Magnetic Machines are sctou
panied with his new manual llth edon pp o0 gyinghl
instructions tor their Price $40. sl2 and eli 1ney are
forwarded to all parts OF the Union.
n. II SHERWOOD ND,
iylg TuTh6S l02 Chambefss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

AvA1UlBLE PRESENT AID SUBSTANTIAL ToSKs
- rsrxxu.-The working men, csrtmen. inspectors,
g. sonloved under the direction Of CHAs. OAKLEY late
upentendeu, Of Streets. have procured and present
"A - aim pair Of elegant silver Pitchers. They are
he yyorkp,n,hip OF Mr. Alexander 592. Grsndst and
so credit 10 him As mechanic OF taste and capacity
IN. following i the inscription upon them with
copy OF the correspondence
F,-p,.s e CHARLES OAKLEY 20 az sufera'''a'h Of
streets rossu % Rsqei By n NSr. 81. Jazz $50,
He - ,h. POOR naa'. Freed. As vel as saaH' olssr
The following is the correspondence
NEw.YoSS. "a July, lSis
TocH,sLrs OAKLEY Esq late SpYeiaiesdlai q sts.s.
hr he yokinsrer carmen &c who served under your
directions during the year ending on ne lou 81 '.Af
procure and present 10 you pair Of Silver Pitchers, a.
rosiy and Kindness 70 them. and respectfully reSue !
Among the several hundred Of contributors but one sen.
rmeni prevails Your efficiency On o1ce and kind uehhlrut
10 Us has induced this testimony Of regard May your future
pursuit. lie be prosperous and happy Accept rom -
Sir, individually and col esrei y oar SINCERE regard
Jo join E iDSw'RsD,S Committee.
JACOB TAYLOR,
No 4TwELFrH.srRrsr. Sd July 1913.
Gsxri EMEN Your kind note 70 me q his date. present.
ing 70 me IN behsl Of the severa hundred working men
a'sv under my direction Superintendent Of Streets
psr Of eeg ant and valuable Silver Pitchers A. testimony
OF regard Tor me- snd approval Of my department toward
them. hiss been receNe1' SO 49, - 3 = -, siI
sfantal and valuable token Of their regard am, and s
ever be- grateful 10 them and 20 you
prize he same the because OF their being present
81 ~ srSug men with whom have been associ iied for
wear past men Of various political views and OF almost al
secfs any NATIONS.
Accent for Yourselves warmes thsnks for tie part You
nave taken m this and my best wishes for your IN
dividua prosperity.
CHARLES OAkLEl.
T. v vss Ioa~ ADD J.cls TaTtQs Nouire
~ BURTON Appealed last night in Paul Pry,"
and met with enthusiastic reception. At the close OF
the play he was called out and made very neat little
speech. Among the visitors were Jim Crow RICE,
rnor DE- BEeNIs and the celebrated actor Of former
days, Mr.. CooPER.
~ To-day, at Il NJ. the Farmers Club holds
a meeting az the usual place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

THE BowERY SAVINGS SroRr. IN BowEsy-WL b.
exposed for sale the above establishment thus monng
July ls stock Of goods which. at the prices vii tonA
The public more than anything offered in this county
The stock IS that ola lobber and IN part compriseta2o
wards French Ginghams At one shilling lO,oH yards
super do ls cd These goods cost near double import
them ana bea ltf IN style and hne M qusby eve
were Newlork 80 cases Of tine fast coosed Prns
Cd which cost from 9; 10 j cts erysFd, and every %
kind OF goods usually found in obbng esiabhsAmeni
corresponding prices. The secret Of all this we hss
bought the stock for cash at enormous sscfhce AMI
give these bargains purchasers being determined cty
design, VIZ that Of making this concern The mat
popular for the sale OF Dry Goods IN the county nd
shall deserve the OF The Bowery Savings Store Y
W. GmLEY, W. + GmLEY I McMAHos, Pppueiss
Managers and Directors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

- \ New London paper complains that the
editor could not see the Aurora Borealis. Tuesday
evening last, because Mr.. Hurlbuts and Mr. Colts
housotops came between him and the celestial pyro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

Books oN TIE UNpfRsr,NpiNc g cutie reader, 90 NJ
expert from my canton that about 20 review soue
new work The alsion : lo the head hui 20 he iee
that portion Of our person which IN The goOdy Cty u
Gotham seems In such conssni demAnd-whose physical
comfort i often more difficult iO satisfy han 10 procure
sliisble silment for the mind
To those who feel the force OF this remark, have NV
words say. In 83 L was my good fortune 10 drop INTO
SS FuhOn-si and hn alter years search and suaenng
a truly scientific bOotmakcr-one who not only moss
when any T. your feet bu how 20 make hen per-
t.cily CONFERENCE.-The only coru DOCTOR, aier al
For hve years have been experiencing such comfort n
wearing his Metallic Elastic shank shoes and Boos-
is feel ccnieuin- public beneiaciOn IN calling he
attention OF others who have tested his Won
The best evidenced f the Truth of my remark D. the sQccc
of Mr. LORiN BRooks IN business. instead OF lie hard
some shop In Fuou-st Judge my surprise and cFNifc
In returning 10 the city few days since 10 md nm n
Broadway two blocks above the Asior House, IL o
he most ma nfccn establishments which grace that
street.-the accommodating gentleman, As ready snt
more able % accommodate bis friends
Nh BROOKS Is the only manufacturer leNcepi his nephew
In Fultou-sD OF the Metallic shank Boots The sdyantsge
that while relieves the foot Of weight. Il enables ,hs
foot to have am equal pressure from the Toe 10 the heel
The difference IN the of your ocomouon, can only
compare To the comfort enjoy m elastic spfins
buggy To the otg sensation of oden times, when lhs
body Of the buggy was placed on The aNles
The durability OF Mr. BROOKS work have never kari
equeled, while his prices reasonable olhes
Readers fyou do not believe what have said make an ~
vesgaon and trial for yourself and you will be ready
AZ myself 10 volunteer Jet others know how happy
philosophcaly Mr. LoKiS BRooKs treat the latef.
standing liylsl TENNESEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

NEW CHuRcH.-A plot Of ground on the Glove
Road at Bedford near the railroad has recently been
purchased Tor new congregational Church edice II
Is to be cor structed Of stone and will probably cost
about $1,000 liberal sum has already been sub
scribed to dsfrsy the expenses OF building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

BRooKLYS AcADEMY.-Thc Trustees of the
Brooklyn Female Academy, at a late meeting prohcred
IN the Board of Education the free education of one
scholar from each Of the Public schools. The sencr
Gus offer was promptly accepted. and by this means
the Common schools may be furnished with excellent
teachers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

DEArHs Is IMMIGRANT HOSPITALS July "A, Is
and l6.-John Kiernan 3 arrived in the sir H. smith
John Lesry, 81 Superior Patk. McKeuna 35, Roscus
Thos Neville, % 7. Bennett Henry Flint 81, North
cumberland Anthony Hslloran. IS, Salsns Frances
SnAaer.- ., Britannia Hugh Devine. CO. Agenora
Robt- Walsh, 70, Wakefield; Cath Riley Ia Cent?
reon; Mary Ann Watson 40 Mary Harrington Mary
Hisgns q. Emgrant Mark Brophy. is, Industry:
Nancy Kirkland, child, speed Peter Madden. a5 Rob,
Rob, sicSaader; John Glyna 81. also IN tie r A.
Ja2n- -sls. BE- Llcyi Maria Conner eblli One
yea &ans ooaEelssa.- y, gTc5as gIscse Iassksa
sse ssAyes Of eerassy, ta4 esssn ksYss Of .ssssas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

-. DosGErr's DIRECTORY IS a capital book,
cut alas for human nature and printers in pzrticula
there are some glazing errors-for instance. in the
Street Directory we look in vain Tor Washington Il
Rather singular omission in table Corrected Nay
81 ISIS. and Entered according 10 Act OF Congress
&c. Westinghouse. Is only about two miles and halt
in length with something more than go houses.
-Broadvay too 3 numbered only 70 80 IN the Drec.
tory. while there some hundred more numbers in
the street Dc fiofe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

~ To-day, at 70 NJ. the Farmers Club holds
a rnceting AZ the usual place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

IMMORAL ADyERTIsENESTs.-Fre COM
plants having been made Of late to the Grand Jury and
the Police concerning the increase Of indecent and OBJ
books pamphlets and advertisements in this City
and the great injury such publications are calculated
to inaict upon the public morals, vigorous effort Is
to be made by the Chief OF Police TO suppress them
The offenders will first be warned Of the nature Of their
offence and its consequences and if they persist in their
infamous pursuits, numerous arrests will follow We
glad learn that these demorazing practices have
at last attracted the attention Of the authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

- The FREE SOIL DEMOCRACY meet IN tie
Park this afternoon to respond to the nomination
Of Martin Van Buren tor President and protest
against the Extension of Slavery. limitations
have been given that the few disorganizers who
still cling to the Cass and Slavery standard
would attempt to disturb the proceedings, but we
don't believe word Of it. 4 Barnburning friend
has sent rs the following in reference to this meet
ing which We cheerully accord place in our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

Y The judgment for debt in the case oil Church
vs. Northrop Webster Druggists, was printed $50 20
instead Of s32 20 in The Tribune of yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

-" The decease Of Alderman SwAKrwoUT,
We believe will devolve upon the Board the duty Of
ordering special Election, 10 supply the place thus
rendered vscsnithe person elected 70 hold the
only for the unexpifed term OF Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

FIRE-A small barn of trifing value, situated at
the corner of Hoyt and Warren SIS. South Brooklyn
was destroyed by IRE Saturday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

rV- j. w. BRYCE, Esq. has withdrawn from
the editorshp OF the Brooklyn Adreriis, having com
menced the practice OF law IN NewYork.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20
MNnER\ NItMOCR \GN

We would "ot ia our ornonen'S he injnz''ee 10 'a''
them responsible NJ \ rariv. for MI that the moons de.
rate N uns''urulous in / eli ' mis- nay nl'rf 10 ihe't
oa'ncs nor cvrn tar vi Al may hn lad daWn by others a.
dart'lno.ar rrloflpIes ii the party, unless In parry
,l7Il tar1lly 81 expressly nssnme thou. 3'd'"d oven
Y this liberal aud widely ri'artlahl = roie, lir1e - Nrl III
thrir creed aud practice 81 mnrll Of what w have al oit
ltv0~ r%nn>ldrfcl rs m'el prrnt'lnHs, nhd 81 n'l'I " hlrh
they themselves. IN tue noi 'ahr l"el. nave i'siIuci'd
rs 10 lrtteNe and den'ner' rs h'tnli'als ,ta' We N',d''
haw the panty has hr'n k'n' loa' ilef and sIlll more Ue"
those ycrv rrsp rtahlr gentlemen and c\rriI'n' cl'IHen'
who vet hclonu Ia i can Keep their peace - iirtr rom
tefnncos IN the nnlst 81 such constant Rl'ial'li' o 'Hel
ancient fiilh
WI ir instance cruld haveflre'con of believed thai
\ putty which cam" Into power anl secured m nj oav'
IN 'i~pu'el rs cndcncN, nran m outraged Parnlar aenll
ncnt-ofi ','crbuce NJ Staut,nr Arny,-l an cNien.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20
R1.GCIOSI\

Trenine ilons-Nhat nave evening honre done Cr
mocha les WHO had oaiy ten hours toll What in
the moral, what in tn religions, what in the scientific
world 2 ll"arkrn to those raets,-Ono Of the host ed
l'ors the UcSiminiSter Rcrietr could ever boast and one
pf the must brilliant writers ut The rassing hour, was n
coop,r il Aberdeen One Of The editors Of London daily
r1turaal was a baker in Elg,n; pethHps the hest reporter
Of he Times WIS weaver in F.dinhnuh;tho editor Of the
Uitacss WAS n Stone mason, One Of he ah'esi ministers
in Loud n was a blacksmith in Dnrdrc. ano'her WIS n
wairhnahcr in BauG The lale Doctor Milne #
China. WIS uerd boy in Rhyme; he principal Of the
London Nis.jnoary's College al II mo KonG WIS a sad
der at lIuutly. aud ane If the Lest missionaries thar
over went to India was a tailor in Keith, The l"1ding
machinist on HE Birmingham Railway with 200
a year vas a mechanic in Glasgow, and pehaps the
richest iron fnnder England WAS a workingnan in
Moray. Sir James Clarke, Her Majesty's physician,
was a druggist in Iaun; Joseph Hume was a sailor; Mr..
AIaogregor. the member for Glasgow. was poor boY in
l,~usshire; James Wilson. the member fr Westbnrv.
was pluHmab in Iladdingtan; aud Arthur Anderson, the
member for Orkney. earned his bread nv the sweat If
his brow in the Ultima Ihule.-.North Of Scotlind
GGzetc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20

II is obvious from the comparative statement that sl
gar cultivation by free labor cannot be carried on under
such a state Of things. aud that if some change be not
effected the British West India sugar colonies must be
abau1oncd.
The frighlful depreciation Of properly hat has AREA
dy been brought about will appear firm this extract res
peciing Ilrmerara =:
"In lS44. The F1vculardt estate G,rnerly valued at
c35. 90 was sold at fl0.00o. H. 1873. III" Baillic'-
Hope. frmerly valued ut $4,000 was dispose Of far
& .OO0, and in lS46, the llplcan estate went for Is.
600. when its previous value was not less than 60
O0O"
These were cases Of private sales. Tho public sales
were worse. for in IS4G. the Killev estate, formerly es.
,ima'ed at ESQ. 900 brought only $4,000.
But another Iameniahle consequence Of these frcetrade
experiments upon the British West Indies, is the i'm
pulse they have given to the slave trade 50, that after