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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08


sorrHEKS MAIL.-We rejoice that We can say
one word Of praise IN favor OF the Post Office De-
partnent As general thing, Mr. CAVE JOHysoS,
in these DAYS Of railroad aud telegraph speed,
seem, 70 have an unaccountsble hsnkering after
the old slow and easy stage coach velocity. We
rejoice, how ever, at the recent change made be-
tween this City and Philadelphia, by which We
get the Mail. which formerly arrived at about =
O'Clock. P. ". NJ ~ O'Clock, A. VI But, beyond
Washington, the great Southern Mall still IN
necessarily detained some - hours. The Nal be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore, in place OF being
cent by the railroads and Potomac River through
Washington which is only about 20 miles Is sent
by Norfolk by see, exposed to storms and delay
with this advantage however, that II has the ben
eft Of a sea voyage OF some 400 miles. The Sen
ate Of the United States have already passed n
resolution ordering the Mail sent by the old ard
direct route. II is now before the House Of Rep
resentatives. where our venerable ?. ". g. Is lob
byinc 20 defeat the bill as he still insists that the
object OF the POh-Oaice Department IS to keep
letters as long rs possible from bothering those 20
whom they are directed. We viii cheertuly Sec
ond any effort that may be made to influence Con
gress to tell Mr.. Cave johnson that the z. o. De
psrtment was not intended merely 10 pamper the
preiudices or minister to the obstinacy Of the IN
oumbeHt p NJ. @.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

g Want Of space compcis Us 20 let the Presi-
dent, Message 20 before our readers without
comment But We would hold ourselves deiin-
qroui IN the discharge o. our duty d we have a
single daily reader who cannot detect It's gross
peryersions Of truth and history. IL Boosting IS
tinlniv ridicul0u-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

CE'vtNAL CoURr.-l csteniay the case oi the
United states 60 Tochmsn vas again postponed unu
mkt Monday The trisl o. the three persons charged
ith i.ng the slaves found Qn hoard the schooner Pearl
o. make their escape has slso becn postponed Hon.
Mr Nsnn who succeeded the late John Quincy Adams
representative ia Congress from the STATE 81 Nssss
cacscIs. admitted attorney sn4 counselor -
the Criminal Court wi'h TIE purpose, arr informed
sdins 10 the defence Of The three persons shove a.
luded u lNsrcns Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08
The Caledonia.

Up % the time Ct our going to press, with our
regular edition. nothing bad been heard q tbs
s,eszaer. We hope to be able % publish her
aews, sometime to-day, IN an extra, which We
viii issue a. soon as we receive our dispatches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

THE Washington trIoa o. yesterday contains
te MeNcal Treaty both u Spanish and English.
The Presidents Proc'amat.c1 reads thus
rrIHE president of THE UNIFIED -rtr-s of NffFict
PROCLAMATION
Wtr.r. a Treaty az peace friendship limits and
settlement between the United S.atcs 90 America ani
Oh. Ntsilsu Republic. gss concluded su1 aligned 40 me
CRY of siaupe Hidslso. on the second dfy of iec.
rusrv one thousand e-nt hundred and i1rty e-at as
amended ty the senate of The United -taics and beng
r th- English and spanish language is word Jon word
a. follows Here follows tie Treaty
And whereas ihe said Treaty amended has been
duly ratified both part, and the respective r4l1ca
Mons of ne were exchanged 30 ,slerear9. on tlc
fl.-tsth dsy OF Say ls-t by Ambrose SEWER and Na
.tsu -ord Commissioner on the part oi the Govern
m,u of rhe United -.atc and by senior Don Luis DE- ia
Rlsa Minister of Relations OF The MeXcsn Republic on
Tie part of that Government
Vow therefore, 5e known tLst JAMES b PoLS
President % the United states Of America. have
caused the said Treaty b. made public DO the end
that the same aud every clause and article thereof may
ha observed and u,iied with good faith ~ the Unted
states and the citizens thereof
ln witness whereof have hereunt0 SCI my hand and
caused the seal of ihe United states 90 PEE arAXed
Done - tle City g Washiuscn this fourth Jay of
July one thousand ght hundred and forty-el-hr and
T. 81 of the independence OF the United states tne
sevcuty-fnifd.
b. the President JAMES h. POLK.
JAMrs BUCHANAN. Secretary Of state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

~ TIE Co.g-ess Boo, Store l5o fulton o. % he place
-, sra .oe,iid srlo OF Cosr - Bo1-s raare CO
be- fira n endless variety 81 boots saocs ss.ei'' -
k- tie afs. sryie f'- Ladies', ge1-em % -'e' 80
,i'. wear Don't t- 90 call ana eNt -e io' .o.is'ei
. ...... ,,l r,..-,... ..x Doors from le grssiiaog.
,.....H.-. Ernr.I In,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

Ricretrrr GoLn Pr~s.--ile puble may ROY upon a>e
ve1 ls.,nx for wears The points ere fi''-'' an
ri-e hey should lo, .aui new pen VII 'e 's- zee q
charge u yoa ant GRE best aad caeape'' 7- p 7 ven
...,r..a s.,Gr.i Pen. Of al kuis from 81 ~. Gcd
%. ,.r,.rei ..d esessn.ei Dor sao By he soleGr
rs..o-.. B K. W.rsoN d CO. Us Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

- -.r. rs tG,t.D DAY stt Naseur'. src OF tc-'e .
,--..r,-s and ch lron VII rub tele .a-.ay . e.
2 - nj new are d ars.aa. ODD 81. flHi ia 'i' "a %.
"a ff. fsrg. Boa cfcF wfH 30 l'.re -rt 81
Orang Oats-cs. ans n.l an.-s-a ~ ....- - W "a
1870 t.. ,erifl Hcllsi. am i.c 4 = li...s-it-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

- 4 son al senator Baldwin OF Coanccticu'
a;ea !, he Round Hal Wsier-Cure Establishment tn
Northampton, Mss Thursday morning OF eoAsu'nP
ton BE youug gentleman Of aIiao's ehA' .e'e,
an mech .len, and had been educated to me Legal
pros, sion Poor Edward icsih seldom strikes down
90 pobls vicpm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

- There IS Wing Rsuicstioa Meeting
called AZ Lexington, ny. GA Monday evening.
The O6.errer accompanies the call with some an.
mated remarks ON the Wing ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

VaaRfEfE MURDxR.-Ne learn that on Tues.
day nigh, issf Nr Honsycui snt bs wife we're oeho
crsrely murdered IN cold blood. by their sorrls~
man by the name q Sfouchncr n fntaofa County II
H,pevrrf ana p.s acting ~ 0verecer. Aiter Del IA
committed ire dshoiirsi scf eve must snppoW win
9af DE knon ledge of BIZ w4ie) b b faid ia, nr ~n
to bei ss though nothing bad happfnfd .4oney, b
h.E considerable in tis pos.fs-o1 We ittfr 70 ifli
.h sctor u te scene hss been arrested nd is.y Ger
mined. Montgomery .Aal 6U 81
"a TIE Connecticut Legislature no .fa iasf g.
s.an -ercsli All aus ertenl.ns prQ.ection o. -
-rsna lines within fhe limits oi tde STATE 4lc Erea
md posts ars therefore sf tfe mercy 0f tr ulrrpI
authorities .ui private .ri.f3asis
- The Young lady vino srud Ell medicine a.
Geneva Cone ~ 8. uoH s.sistsnt Physician l- he f.
ID. irhta fnns House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

GrN TAYtoR.-The Ncr-Or'cans Ballciu says
thar Gen Taylor hss not Yet received official no.
tios Of his nomination FOR the Presidency, by the
wh,g National Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

s.Sns's s,Rs,rAsuls. -sprus .s once u1-e va a =
vern.I f-esLnea. fs e s.r art rlr well ri fegears
es.s the reqsfinr 1alrlre ~ tls season b1i sWhsh
s1i sprrg 90 che sick 1ne poor Bob Ridden n-y 10 oi
De- of rhnarsln OF liver tssass. 10 nils on % Az
one Of the legion ri, masi.es which tao tref 80 il 'ls
stomach srd make the veins her coldl s-~h-i 70 TO
s,rrg 10 hmi VIA language 10 10 .he dehi end i-ne o.
l.ll 90 de bird. B1i we think We can tei ie n--ir
hs .e % bis system for The e'gmen. ~ ,rrrs Accuse
1f sands -arsspsra hsl shl- lol a.t Zee L1e s-a'on
ALL accomplish tho work and ensh.e ,e pa1r-- to tsssur
BIS bed ard walk" before Gerry July iooas n 10 80 elaa'H
widow.
Prcnsred ed s0t, Wholesale sff retail. ly a b AZ
SANDS wholesale Druzz 90. o Fg''ol. cofuef u WIN
q as Broadway. aad y lass or ai'vsy Asw-f'1.- 80
50 by Druggist. generally nrol h91i he lte S's'''
Frcs o. per bogle. or ok ho-.es or g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

~ The report d NJ WIsTHEof Address,
which we Published ia foil yesterday was taken
from the National In'eNigcaoer. The editors and
letrerwriters Of all parties as far as we have seen,
speak very fsvorabiy OF Mr. WINrHRor's effort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

JoHN NIrcREL-FVm the Boston papers Of
yesterday We learn TIA; the brig Corsau Capt.
Mchener, which arrived az 81. John. y. b. ID
inst. from Bermuda reports the arrival ct H. "
steamer Scossge NJ Bermuda on the aoih OF June.
from lreland. having on board John Mitchell who
was immediately transferred TO ths convict-ship
Drarlc1SrN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

LADIES CoNcREss GNrEEs.-A very 'Npsfoi ~.'e'
l.i MANUFACTURED and fof sae ly hl b-'-~s' 10 f-ol
Z. ID, s,,-. ICON, Inc great borough -src Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

- NJ MoRsf's Compound syrup Of Y@ao~ notske
put no u eutRr BOT Jess warranted DO c0n,n 7s ntat
strength Of mos Of DE rrsPsrs1ous row nuse hsspa
tive cure 1r bilious fever chis. fever ald ssle 'p's
ard Fall fever. blous oho-c cyseufery, 9oins ss's'
roraang sck All foul stomach. he-cache. tc.
Tbs A. nfabie remedy Tor female comp ans ssr
sis and especially ior removing hose ohstlcr11s no
sfe he source Of their si me1f a. certain fercls
Hundreds ~ of elor saus. RE ~ hfes hssses
permanently cured hy us.ns this Compound For uos
eases Of scrofious nature dis meacils is 7sIfstear
Cases % number Of years rsn'ns have been e.ishs
.1on time. Pc sure 10 a., Dr. MoEsEs CornJla- sJnf
ofY-Iow Dock Roo which may be- lad Of a. ne YnePa
druggists and dee sfs n THIS Cry and Broosyr I'd fssa
oli ibe United S'aies. VIZ. b BABRlTr, ls7 wsss,
g1ncpai agent for hc Ulei sisies Wes' iatsi - Do
Cnn-Ia. See Al-rr-.enarLl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

Gar,r Closi,. OUT s.Ls ol DAf GOODS -lle Ne's'
J. W BAaNrR CO. of q, Ca,terresi immense no cay
their great anrud cos-uf OBJ s--e cor s,,' q
- ,f.rr dollars .yo-.l ~ r.rl reasonable sd issh
t..,h,. Dry Good. These goods 1911 Boz .od dantrc
rr from. -ae .,-,rer price. s,l So Jar teow le ornag
p-cr. a.Aei for similar cood.. lsl l VII he n oasc
lnaie-sb.e importance or uo-e ~is-es '' ,fel''s q
Goods to csl. a Die e.t4a -hucnf efAfs "a1 nay s
t1 purchase largely may save elolsl 10 m .e worry
barney even from fhe coul'ry' bag - In-, WOW %
te c.y. and lo wish io cave 90 sa-i ODD l'H ''l'
ur,ha-o yeo.d g..ro.e t ~ aarrs " h q. o. = ''h
- yia rsai Pre- large advertisement of Me.sl.' 20 e'."
or re., PAGE SD deere 20 once aui maize ror --A"
v1l can Do 10 better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

~ To hose who are PREPARED % supp.y ne t1rn
q The people u TIE c0uury aDd desire "a sflNtT
zloNn. ln any section or district u b. o.. County Fs's
paper Advert ing Agency ~ y. B. PALgEa. roc ~
ts he -e- re tes. papers. fr rearl -"
c0lrr1eul safe. fu0iul-l agc complete Cgr1ruaIyE-s
sr.....l lie. .-s.-n.a . = IT .rHr4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

~ DRrss Boor. tsn GlrEss Of ifsi 4iaiy esnhs
flsd a. oar friend WArsivss ilf Fl4'1-s- n' "ae'e'
ere ea.y rooi. and so.l b. ..r lowest nrfet PsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

AvswEE 70 THE Clrsr HcslUsr-Dr Tossss'
alarmed si lle rapa ial "a Ia 3D.. sLes of rs ~
mElre. has resoIt-d fl e masi eEfrsur -fl bss.'
o. reEal hs position. L. C trs' place bel ses q -
com 20 an article Flrpunn o Pei an fKirsc frgm - ~
Dr-ied Calrtlal plant Ciatili..l Rec n el'Af
ie flr better ltsl sarsarsrHa-' AID as fte - -
caeapesi me1lclle iu lla word, end Ms TOD n - ss
fIuc & 40 l- aays, pcfirclY worn. -ss' Ih-n -.
ts promptly NET ~ il- Or feu1Cr ol lie geruls -,
he turns round ant denies that De- Eade sucs "a -
lcl i pr.lsl tlr .les 90 Tie boif esl sd -. II
siLl mel that De- bed made ~ fiec- ~ rascsiIy ~
paipaD.e uuinh = susceptible " tle most co8cna~-.
tiuon, oy means ID iepusnC1s. daily ss0rn t0 " CO.
BE persons Do ite eject mai hey crd af - " ~ =.
Ioguseld. u i-e sun Buildings, aud there lsAosu =
cerk IN siera trce erll1 DE counter u they 30 ~
fle Californian Medicine iD which he replied % =.
landed 10 each of them bottle which hey 4rchisea
itriLer iu~rrus atoms o. ilcr p4- tie replies NsT
flf IA1Hf ollst C4r1i4i lgfsi" 90 f o. ~. - tst =.
yaf ~ ID DR. Iora rrs - These err0s.rnu- nay = y
90 ~ Calcla.ssua Depot. u sroalaay -.
Fui.r1 ll tls i-s era-e gaile logslsrf seetf ~
corri Pie sac NJ 10 tlrcnsllua. which hc lcaas
been miserable su1' Bat tne same arrcs a. =.
advertised a. b-InE an s-.e sl5 brged ~, - So -
rfne ~ 0I1erfs fgirlcf ui f.e ~ .f.r0s flst-
F..i1 i-rs v.- le slfc.cI. OBJ ealb. -le lllf1co'N
lrlr Ullf. =.
Dr. Tie store &c I Broadway l. fas believed ~
iT D. Townsend. and coatr1 ei ay hn, iof BE- 49,
-ll Depot
% Tire alve-i s-rltlfs o. a e. Herr's FEfrari y
Inserted in De rcFsPafers by Dr. lo'Fn'eios asT-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

CHiLDHES AsD iSrALiDs.- HrckEE's Fanas vi 5ssrSt
tie o1d FOR pef-ons Troubled Niln tyse-tey lt &C
i0r yo1u. children and infants, whether wei sesrrs
irOm bowel complaints ncunslrs srd asrses5.s, n q
per0f % mere ans laceogs substances ssEo sJvf,H
&C. For sale ., 81 ihe drug stores. Whos.1eby
lis Imeodis HECKER BROTHER, q. Csezg<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

DELAYS ARc DANsERoUf III ilc bar is- ~ -
20 ~ chan .ing io sray. may reeay tr iAre pc
by tlr O az PHtLCN's Hsr lurlsurafcf la4'a - -
~ 81 ma alive properly l fls article wirl - u
hsaltl and sor boa az ne hair AID scsio ai ~ W
ii, Application Total als1rcr az s-1n snn
III. lft.s.t-a a .sl I a.lfa . .f.Irn CD I'D
the hs.r For sac lie Dms stores, All 81 81 D'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

- GorRtros irtLfAN NrD.larFn soar -
slnlrel'a. Ia pIoclrng many a isI g.r I'D = Z,
Who mla4l have rlri top-essy under be 80 n
lrnce of FlLr e0 tanned. frerE 'eaf salos p -,
sam ootaAtu.s flacres sE3flef r1sll sey -
cate every F,s-- vi pcrll1ss ar from ne -
tllls ila trus kel lfhf. grey Hsr 1ar D. *.
ID ci BLACK 1y lsing GolElV1s Crslra h1rf - -
AstDs LtI1id acHre l.lp-rls Ca.litNN COS --.arf
cseeIs and ip-. GoUstUr's Tfr Hhr<. 'or - 81
i'salg, cooling Tee lsce. &C. - crrlsl g. fo sret
eesi article oi - kni In lse. Remember re 90 ~
ll-c articles ~ DR. fELIN firIrtll ran oe lifl -.
li bis dep0l ~ Nak-r-sL 6r.- sfsre FROM 8nai~H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

PoLtcE.-A man named Charles Hawkins was
arrested yesterday by officers Parker and brdgemsn.
on a charge Of being accomplish OF James Williams
lately arrested for having 10 his possession property
for which be could not account satsactof ly "a man
nsmed Henry De shay stabbed yesterday with a
knife hy fellow named Peter Mack. .n quarrel
which took place AZ house l-l Fourth e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

CENTRAL F-Ii1r-AntLony Wal
lace vac ps-ed ~ ths bar charged th attempting on
,te nsh, o the 18Th May last % break into the dwell
ing house ID Edward Neser ESD Broadway Ihe
Jury found the accused not guilty Honeywell fn-
cent. impisaiei with Epnrlim Maynard and Alexander
d cox wa. placed upon trial i0r obtaining q large
.nolut of so.d pens and pencil eases, by false pre-
-nce. from the nrm 1i Messrs Brown Berrian,
Nasssu.st The evidence in this case had not closed
when ,he Court ad burned OBJ this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

TffECrs pF QrARREL.-A ie" days SINCE a
woman named Mary Robinson. servant o. one VI t.o-e
,,sf of .ociety Who follow the same proie-sol ss Mad
anne RsstsI qaarreei with Dog mistress ani I'D order
o. revenge herself made known to beg acqr 1'-" POS
some ol her practices. By their advice sne ye.i -iy
made complaint before one % ne tii{ A4thoil'.ts
.,.frr tn.t 80 tha time -.r named Matilda was under
-ln On operation f3r he purpose of procurn. an a1or
on 10 the re.idence of tlt above woman but the lai
er suspecting this v0li be- ihe up-hot % ine matter
contr1td o. gale tle invalid 90 another place, snd
sl the stair terminated 10y the present
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14
COURT OF INQUIRY.
FnEpERIcK, Nd. Jun,

The Court Of Inquiry assembled. Gen
Pillow presented papers asking for the sum
moniog OF civilians to prove Burns unim.
peachable character.
Gen. Scott lulimaled q similar wish on
the par, Of the prosecution.
The Couu ordered arguments 10 be made
in writing.
Gen. Q1Rman Was examined. fie Ger.
tilted mostly to embarrassing military op-
eralions Gen seou put one question TO
which General Pillow objected, m il
was a leading one and lnlimaied his
willingness. to allow Genoa Scou to pro-
coed in regular why, and warmly charged
the design Of teasing him
The CoBrl inierfered and ordered The
dispute TO BE- reduced 10 writing Papers
we're presented 10 the Csur. after the clear.
ing Of the room. the Cour decided on diss !.
lowing the question.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14
From the Ohio State Journal
CASS ENTHUSIASM.

The Sandusky City Democratic Mirror is
responding to the nomination Of Lewis
Cass, and bcstows his kind regards upon
that exccllcet gentleman. the district attor-
ney Of Ohio-the same who proposed in
Convention to admit both sets Of dele
gates from New York, for which the con-
venton laughed at him
Hear the Democratic Mirror:
"a miserable doughfacc from the Rich
land district Thomas w. BARLEY, is report
edho have denied in the Convention that
the democracy of Ohio were in favor Of keep
ing FREQ territory free and claimed that they
were slave propogandists, aud yet it APP
pears that there was none Of our delegates
with Sufficient nauliness and courage to
cast the falsehood back in his teeth, and
set the Democracy right before the conyen-
ton
"The Western New York papers repre-
senting the radical Democracy of that State
hoist the name of John A. Dix for the
Presidency, subject to the decision of the
convention TO DO held at Utica on the ed
OF June The city papers We have not
seen since the result Of the Convention was
known"
Mr.. II d. Clark is the member Of the
COMMITTEES Of public Safety whose appro
priate duty il 10 TO see to this involuntary
burst Of enthusiasm r Win the chairman
see that Mr. II d Clark attends to thi. dn-
yl
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

nrThere was large Cass and Butler
ratification meeting in New York ON Mon.
day afternoon. J. NJ. Bradburst presiding
Senators Benton, foote, Bright Allen and
Houston, and Messrs. Bowlin of Missouri,
and Cobb. Of Ga, Of the House Of Repro.
scn,ativcs, made speeches on the occasion
Considerable enthusiasm was manifested,
especially for Gen. Butler.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

'n.oivsd the eoansry W . rv,sess and snjs~
ws', crptcssst IAe s.sess-as 81 her sc~~ss,s
'sdSsiy. sshssssed psry Cor psiris.isn.
'e'elied spso N. psal,e lssss. sst sspg~t
The very fss~da-sss 81 kss kesss end rsOs
rsray Recognising ~ me semsss,,en
he ehoses cf he whg Psry. l~ . spira
II sasoa ssd essAss,sss ,ssrvsss u rsaks
add och vsser sss's every nerve, sssil the
'',smrh of ~his priseipi~s 70 ennssm.,sd,
N the eieciisa Of Tsytor and fiIl~ssr
The Albany Eresias Journal. We also
learn. hes given 10 i,s Adhesive !. god faith
TO the nonissfson---ahough We have not -
yet seen the snnoauceDens.
On the other hasd The Boston Csarier
and Advertiser manifest = shghs disposi.
lion 70 stand out while he Nsv York Tn
base has taken time 10 think q b and In
bong article on the subject saysi
"For oui eva part ~e shall take time Zoe
sappcsi Of Gen. Tsyl or 70 the only eourse BY
which the elestion 81 Csss Gao be prevented,
ne shall feel bosbdto concur ia tina, support
IT. on the conirsry the developemenis Of the
,er, few days shsl pIore that lhe-frce asiss
IRE nov ripe Tor the uprising which mssf
'oue sooner or later. end which this nomi-
'aiion has done very mach 10 precipiis,e,-l
shy thea We are ready, Our present
impression 10 that the iims IL not quite am
Ied but we shall see"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

NOMINATION oy GrnERAL TAYLos
Nomination Of General Taylor by the Wing
convention, was received in ,his city o.,
about 10 o clock. II causNd!a smile upon
the faces OF many OF the Wings, snd perhaps
a corresponding elongs,ion of the coun,e-
nances Of the Democrats. Taylor Gags wefo
floating Ia the breeze soon after the reeep-
ton Of the news, from the Wing Reading
Room Boston TrsveleD
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

1--WE have repot, says The New York
Tribpoe. tina, Hon. Martin Van Barso hes
consented 10 seesp, q pomin alton for Pres-
ideni 81 the hands ofths Zee Soil Democracy.
II he does, be will probably poll a large vote
in several Of the free Sta ties.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

DSevsrsl Of the papers, cot West, are
bringing up the evidence showing tina, Gen.
Casa was once federslis,. This. il sppesrs
to us. is all nonsense outstanding he
did &c write q series Of lsuen against
Tho's Jefferson and woe the black COZ kade
Why no, show him up asa federalist now,
and bad specimen al that, as he is
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

Geo. T~iggs passed IhrOBgh MObae
Ala on The SOFA oil On ha arrival a,
New Orleans be will Immediately enter
upon she ss'y Of causing military kospi.sl,
f0f The tek Of the srny. 70 Be erected Al
some eligible point % ,hsi vicinity.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

We shall giss 10 Gen. Cas sss u6Qasl-
lied suppOrL Il Washington UAion.
And Il you succeed "a elees,ng him. you
Will have an unqualified PreEdsat--(Loo.
isVIlls Journal
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

The CheeIaws aud Cherokee may YEA
fora 50 iaaepcndehi State IN our Union -
According 10 Rev M Trsai rspOn Of hrs
late visit smOag ghsm--s, monihly Mis-
s'Ossry Msseng IL Boston o. Sunday eve
eng--ihey ID lair 10 become Al LEAFS q1Rs
A. worthy oi The fellowship ss some whS
aow snioy V The former arc nos eKpen-
dag 81, 900 aaonAIly fr0n their ns,ional
fphds On bo4rding schools, and lhsiF shsF-
tAes Hsmbei 500 members Nor are the
bauer much behind IN the progress Of siEiii,
yzsii0n They have a we'll sAniaistsrsd
goFtFnmsas, orderly churches. twO High
Schools, ani ether mezHs o. social and
@stai improvement
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

The Convention then proceeded 10 nom.
mate candidates for Vice President, aud tho
following were nominated, viz - Messrs,
Evans, Abbou Lawrence, Clayton, Stewart
Ewing, Winthrop, Seward, John Young,
King, Of Georgia. Thurlow Weed, John
Sergeant Hsmilton Fish, and McKennan.
MIR Ashmun gave bis cordial concurrence
to the proceedings of,he Convention.
Mr. Wilson. Of Mass, said be would do
ell he could in opposition TO them.
Mr. Luni, Of Msss, gave the nominee a
cordial support He believed Mr. Wilson
did not express The sentiments Of Massaehu.
sets.
The tailO,ing for Vice Presiden, then
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

The Boston Post records The death Of
Ma Olive IL Bliss, The mother Of Msjor
Bliss q lady Of acknowledged worth and
eSimAbls department
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

ni tn'.nS'e va. herenpes declared 10
De nominated % the candidate for Vice
MI Tildsn, Of Ohio. offered resolution
amim'ng 10 be the duty Of Congress TO
p'ohioh slavery from being extended ever
free iefriloy--lAid on the table.
The Convention then adjourned.