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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

DARNIl,- AMERICAN hu-Ei NJ. T.
OBARNIfM Propret,r-F. HITCHCOCK, Manager
Splendid performances every aitruon az 81 O'Clock and
every evening s. Alexander. he Mdgcin eupe!rs a.
each performance The Ethiopian rcrruudcrs The Nam
moth or Giant Baby. OnIy 10 months of. weighing ninety
mounds Was ScnpmrHl SAmar. The Scottish Mammoth
Eo,s Madam Rockwell the Fortune teller. Admission Ia
The whole including Museum performances Nc y GEMS
rem under years OF and old enOughto was alone
t2i cents Reserved FRONT SHILLING each rNrH ~
CASTLE tsAkDEN-1he puouc are respectfully m
y formed tlu. Castle Garden is open during the day Nd
mission ~ cents myilu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

Board of Directors Of he HOW
1 Grh INSURANCE COMPANY have his day declared
, ,r1asi digdrld u 10 per cent ald mn extra DIV
G ~ m per cent on he caplt payable on and aief ne
= ~ ~ - - =. t,.xt LEWIS PHILLIPS s-c'Y
se-f-I
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AUCTION SALES.


JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aucu0n-er
DV BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLAT, store ~
ID Bruadwsy.-Litrra cash sdysnc-s node % couxsn
,i-.rfs ~ -iiruon 49,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS June IS and TO-
L.Scs SALF oF Ngw AND NaLVsNls Boogs-Au rNisn.
ave aid chscr co reuuu Of nee boss ssueray e1sn-
riss c,,u.,ng ~ Library Books new snd poyasr ,ebo
Be.pk. s~srsl hundred Cusru Bibles. Nini.rf- Bouks
London Books. Blanks. sc al rev a.d if,sh ssck
l. CHAMBERLAIN. Aucu0pcer.
ny MNI. MApDEN.-S,ore. srruce-st-L o~rn
ID rdvqnr. made Goods ccns med io' pnrsie SAFE 90
m -. .od A. sucron Outdoor sar- cSreiaAy Attended %,
nj s..r..rtf. iv solicited PnUupi returns rnah-
Dy r. COTTON, azefios aAd Css'ns'ss'.a soe,-n'-
u.s.. Rom SIS Broadway, Gothic HAl-taNing fe'v.
81 10 ~. .benAei nJ.nis now prcrare io rcc-se ~
sr.s oh Caanet rarnHrv Dry Cords Csfpets aa hoSsee
s-,prg see> 81 -vvTv ds-rrpnon. o. cvnsit n-nI ct
ovsfe ale a .lcrou ,Dd make seit cut v N rs lss
rrufl-rs-< We wi s-o BAY. II prrf"Trrc WILLOW s>es
Any psrt tie srenfiei 10. - usual
eArI RDAl. June 10
A. ioi ucock. ~ the Aucton rOorr,
general assortment II Ne~ sni >ccun fnrnitorS
consisting OF of. chsirs mshogany rokrrs, isb esfu
DO trsi-scs beds, hair svssc-. straw d.. CT - iVses
washsand-. carpets. oosaks sss-- &C &c Aso sceers
dor black wsnu cottage ara windsor ehsirs Also Ons
guitar.
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rHE cANpIpATE or nee pEoPLE.

THE GREAT AND GOOD JOHN DONKEY. 10 bis
official an for The present week presents lis reasons
FOR ~ lection iJ The Presidency. lie gives ell his
fulr.her with O portrait Of bis beloved brother.
GENERAL c. Ass,
- be appears amer parting with the fret letter two per
JAMES BUCHANAN.
hs one be appeared 3rFoRf ire other AiTGS re BAN
more Convention; rorfau N tne
CHARMING NEGRO BOY.
whom Nr paifrry desired companion 20 bis son all
paws lis respects f1
Miss GeOr-iana II. DaLss, Miss Iemina r. Fo.S
No. Ieu-.rr1 Buchanan. Nss Livia Woodbury..
T1rr Vau Puren Ben min r Butler.
I1hn 4 Dix Tom COrwin, sc. &C. SC.
and OH er d. distinguished characters. -
For sale hy all the revsulen, tnd ~ q DENLth
BROTHER. r. q BERFORD CO. BIRGES>, >lRlNC-
Err & CO and ~. II GRAHAM lrn "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

NrFWUAyEN COUNTY BANK NOTES re
l \deelned Al per cent. Discount by ~ a., nm.
DREW, ROBINSON X co. 81 Wsi-sL
Nsw.Yoyk. June ,. $50. 20 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

,,,n GOLD AND SILVER Pen and Penei-Case
w,E~rs For sal- newly invented machine Tor oft-
,,- md rgl zen and pullcl-cl-e- IA wing import
, ,5tge over tl- ori nary narhes nuw in nee, come
"a - -. thlf d much greater amouui u wur- can ne
- ~. ..rnr tine ali VI greater variety oi patterns
~, ,. q, DIETZ. BROTHER co.
AfFs Do WAlIau-st
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TTrr vrv,T-vORK sACRrD

MUSIC SOClETN-rate pleasure "a announcing % he
III p.bic That they have made srran- erl-rfs With NJ
m NAsH 10 onen class flr instruction Vocal Music in
the Lyceum. Ssi Broadway, next Wednesday evening,
June TO- 30 O'Clock Free Tor a. Tie IRE. evening.
soil
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<H ~ NpAy EXcuI ~, i,. TO coA ,tsf


IlI.l -IsLANU, iFUHIHF o. TUT IIH"'I' Y -"
~ay.-rhe steamers James Dladison ana D.
Nichola- Will run a. q, lOwsi - .. . - =,
sunday june II, steamer JAMES MADISON, Capt 10
D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

rrRrwoRys. rIRcwoRxs.
NIREMOnNs-EnrRrm nF IILY. ISIS

AT - NAlDFN-LANF,
" every description tfe best guaIv ard ~ he lowest
~ price. PrRDN ROBBINS. - Maiden izne.
- I..f.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

nm. WHEELER. OCCLI>T, . GfeenHich s.
bssrnfes hs exclusive attention % Diseases Of hr r
- orhihamc sursery References gwen 20 ne - h,
S,,r-. hi tie city, Oitce h0ur- from A. u 20 r u
Arrsrial eyr- for sae aud inserted lritAlV--
PLATES Of Superior qua
DIV a. Wholesale and reHl-C a--- tnrleai-, az 0
,,hSy iu the Inc constantly hapd and FOR SAFE al
- Rrsaarwsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

& liOCkING BIRDS Moeking birds iicm sa
~ vsnnsh Ia, sing DAY and nj. h. For sale q, -
- Eilah,tl,s, lsIo n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10
MEDICINES.

INDIGESTION, NONAl>,
1 DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE,
HEARTBTRN, SOUR STOMACH.
DEBILITY, NEAhNt1>.
LOSS OF APPETITE. COSrlNkNESs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10
DR.. J. MAsEKEB's CELEBRATED
RAIN OF GILEAD.

THF GREATEsT MEDICINE 0F no 10
NOR PERMANENTLY CURING ALL Dl5tA9Es
sr.in nom an impure - ste OF the bsd habit NJ tne
ysrm: Il is composed Of combination OF medicinal
ANTS sud confidently believed 20 be the best medicine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

I O-T-On wednesday evening, Do on Eghl-st on.ti-
IL bus o. on leaving iu Sixth avenue ai Neerts' d
pa r Of God Glasses. with Gold Chain and small Cameo
Slide attached. The finder will be- suitably rewarded by
leaving 70 M rs Wrst Syteen-sf. or @ Libenys elN -t-
SHAWL FOINp-ln Broadway Stage ON
- Thursday evening. whicutne owner can have W Apply
ins 10 ~ Beekm8---t up stairs JrlW TT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

49, --..-----------
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. stolen
-SA' h0m The subscribers, under pteiencc ., m,ng y,
about s. years Il aye, wearing VIZ, feet or nenes
high and SOU, buut ab,y Horse >. hands hlsh, pony
b bob m white land feet 10 fciVck ionts ~ SCARED
ON hs nd olarers above hrv ching, has 40 white star o
bis forehead attached TO swel ediio tofS sen psmsa
ack. wul orunieni on each side % boy unh'' WIN
blue newly covered wrh patent leather, Duieh
collar harness, AMI an extra nose-vcc ON euee soup.
safe having been traced 10 beyoud New burgb' Any per
giving Inf matons Of i same when may eSu 20 ls
ward GILLESPIE TURNURE,
ieloNs1 ~ E.-t broslNs
y FoIt -ALE-The sorrc horse that u'sd lac.
@ ,i sa . .. action eau io, Y r- per
hour good Tor saddle harness, Eughsh blood ADD Cans
dian about iS handle from ' p SSr@f Si sSs S"
P 5 Al.o he WAGON and Harness. lelo IL.
.-.IEE.-..---,F FOR SALE CHEAP harp, fis
] j u ] IsHo, and e-ocd,ys r,.e..e,od r,aolo,s.
hsvnx aas toaoh tone aud nuish snd a the modern nm
p,.,ay. Duc'ner pncs $40 Apply 10 NJ. DUMsDAy,
teacher Of at i6j Broadway near Orand-,t lelO "
sPRING BoNNETs.
LADIES ABOUT PURCHASING BONNkrS VA
MARCY, where they vii find large assortment
Va every description Of plain aud fancy Suss S1n
Also splendid OF Frcnh Flowers, Ribbons &c.
ali of~hich will BE- sold extremely l9Ss Al D.
Mrs. A. II MARCf'S 2l4 Bowefy,
a2i TurhNSisu Opposite kiVinS"nse
svz. 40 IEy-rhe Hall 70 Alrnst heHuy hueo 0p and
t:; fnishsd place Of wOf-h ?. lnquhe aSo AlshsA
1890 iel0 wis
"a. FIKNI~UED HOU-E WANTED-iu The
i,.. upper part ~ the city Apply 10
I'LL ic.05t A. ] BLEECkER. Broad =. \. Y.
~ FiRNI~nED HOUSE WAsTED.-A'm s
IA, furnished dwelling uuse anied Ia the upper per OF
--- the cy, n tire vcny Of Union Park Preferred Al
dr,-s " Re, tfs' 80 tii- office. leiD ~
~ IIuIs.E 40 LET OK EOK -AIE-TDr new
In. three und hand-ouey hnished house % lrhh
-A ~ hrst block enst II TOmpkns square For terms
,nply to f-i0Nsl n HOGAN, 20 Berkmen-sf
x. 70 IEr-A msuufaciory stories high. - feet ~
k so with -iean-powsr Apply ihs premises, Irnth'
A-A euue corurr Thdy-frst-t nj ls Corti AMIDST TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

>rnTICE-Tbe Copsr,nership heretofore existing be-
NtSy,e. the 81 hscrber- under he name OF SNOW pEN
ALL was dissolved the 8ih day Of June INST he
.nrss of the sand dm VIII future be- carried on soey
= I0HN p PRALL who alone = authorized 10 use NE
nam, Of the sad hm no lqudauo1. jos SNOMDEN'
N.,r.Y orr Innr s. 1913. IIrLO Do JOIN = fhALL-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

x. no IEr-A msuufaciory stories high, - feet by
III Sol with -feHnI-pO~er Apply ms premises, Tenth
A-A euue corurr Thidy-hr-t-.t nj III Cortisndst TO
Go N,,,f,cn,r,ny e., les jis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

y. 40 IET-The Hall 70 Aurn.t heauy hueo oy aud
IL; fnish.d place Of wOr-h p lnqune aiSo AisnSA
---- lei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

l-prosv. scrufua kn4s ev, severe burns OIL ulcers
disrs-rd sand ifmpuOus or pmpes on iur ae naIoefS
ch and disease. arising fr an inlud cOus use o nltr
curry or diseased Of the blood li- also ekcrlent for
diseases Of ilr liver and lungs spinal complaint umDtto
while swelling VI hip disease sa, pies cuiircou.h
consumption. sc. contains not particle of mercury Or
anything that can IDure the most delicate constitution
rL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

'N.lOOio n n important business with man VINO is NOR
ouehv acquainted vrl. and " no has made >5opa year
n the same and e Dis partner that tleY VII make
$4,000 in the period. Address Henderson Al in.s
Office. le' ~i's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

ISAAC EDGE, Dr. jersey CIV near he ferry. for he
ls ID years fyTutechusi c Castle nuf Nhos Osnens, ard
The prlcrc cities throughout lC lHon of % he
public le most extensive BOIL snt ard richest coiorcj
hhuora reworss manufactured u he United Sts,ss
Now ready per oritr, ENfhluus ifum - io Sa.oso
B-Earsxlc OrIv nt The Laboratory n ierses CRY.
J. W HOLBERrON'S. q Nadenlsne. y. Y. my9 Jysls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

mans. FANS. FANS! .-Jolhers and retailers
4 v,t do well 10 call and The isrEe assortment
AZ French sverrd and mourning Fans, WIN and "iloui
bout: also ne-e and American Fans N great Iey
~',s,n I'm ouautits, 10 sui. by NJ B. SMITH.
on S,iseod- , Ce lar-s- up stairs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05

and although minority of The stock ac.nah5
subscribed assumed upon i'selt 10 deel"line Ia
East.rnler,ninus and location OF their roau' anu
10 mn abou, two-lhirds oil il nnter coEu"c..
Thus taking all the real and Fundamental in ,.a
snres in such improvements, not ouly without .no
concurrence of the State, but actually refusing
to PERM, her TO advise about them oer,ai"i,'
the law ought to be so plainly exPres'eu as ~
preclude hereafter The possibility oil q sithiia'
occurrence. ,.,o
The scale of voting in our internal improve,
ment companies IS it seems 10 me, UNJUST, anu
ought 10 be repealed. As the law now stands,
the man who owns one hundred shares OF slocs
is entitled to but nineteen votes, and one hundred
men, owning share each, are entitled TO one
hundred votes. In the one case, the owner OIL 'he
one hundred shares mas sufficient interest 10 Sc
cure his attention TO the affairs Of his company
but in the other, the one hundred men possess
ing each an interest too inconslderaole TO repay
the trouble of attention, make proxy OF some
interested person. and thus practically ends their
interest in the affairs of their company. Can
such stare of things be right or Politic1 ask
attention 10 the following statement:
Sra,ement OF tha State Voc and PfiGae Voc
that can b. given al he meeting OF The Stock
ho,ders in three of the principal Railroad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05
rco,,os,orasnce If me Baltimore American ]

Correspondence of the Baltimore American
New YoRk, Dec. 81 T. NJ.
Tn. steamer Britannia had nol arrived a. q ,'ton
., : o'clock this evening. She has probably oeeh
detained by the heavy gale which pfeVs'e' sne,s
YESTERDAY, and which, ii is feared, has done SONIC
damage 10 shipping on the Coast. ,.hs
The Boston telegraph line is now c'osea ~ ~
night
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.
M>NDAY, DECEMBER A, '54o'

ExN
,,,r,,, ~ -, Ssna,ur. Being il at enhance,
Nj p0.Fps pominstet; Addison Hansiofd
3. Clerk; ,r,..,ap scou
n, sf.1IN nominated l.. w. Alien as ser,
- afms. Thomas L. Nelson as Isl anu
JuIns MARIN IS 81 Dooik1epei; ,,.,.
Atr McCAULEf nominated J m "a'.o.n
as Primer Tor IN. Senale-ail % ""o''
eIccte! Ia, session
we're adopted ,,p 10 ,ol,ow;nc
resolution was adopted: ,us
Resolved That Inc EtiIors oiihe several news
n.n.-s of The city OF Richmond be entitled 10
sea,s within The Chdmb.t, Tor The purpose OF TAX
inc re, of the proceedings OF tne Senate.
On moi IN OF Mir KANE, The following teso-
luton vac adoped
Resolved, That a committee be appoic!eG 10
val on the Governor and INFORM nm Of me OF
panizatlon If The Senate.
The SPEAKER announced Messrs' Name
Tyler and French as he committee.
The SPEAKER laid before The Senate Inc
Gov,fun,'s Message which was laid on the able.
q, moIjon OF Nj. WIrCHER, The Senate al
joufnet.
MIR. CLENpENlN, Of Mason, SC, called Inc
uonse n order. and nominated Geo. w. Null
ford as Cl.rk VINO was unanimously elected
Mr.. sToyALl. nominated Henry l. hopkins
.s p,mh.,ao a. SNEAKER. He was sufficiently
vol .,oyo ard i, was useless to speak of bis
mrri,s
Tn. roll being called, @r. Hopkins received
Inc unanimous vote OF all presen,-l24. The
f,II,yin, ten DELEGATES being absent, viz: Messis
McCIung of Fa,e,,e and Nicholas, Claiborne
Of Franklin. Cue rant Of Goocaland, Price OF
Greenbrler, Wallace oil King George, Shepard ot
Mathews and Niddlesex K,lhS Of San s;s I'd
fit,s 81 .>OuO&aI, braSty VI ti'''J 1' -
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public reputation. Still il continues, without
prospect Of change from The voluntary action OF
The banks as now administered; and therefore
recommend that law be passed, giving 10 The
State The appointment OF majority Of The direc-
tors, who, as representing STATE policy, and hav.
ing the power, would no doubt deem il their duty
to arrest this exceptionable practice.
ask attention TO the report Of the Adjulant
General, herewith communicated. Our present
militia system requires thorough reform. As il
is il wastes the time Of The people, leads 10 dssi-
patton, and is tax upon the treasury, wihou
one redeeming advantage The enrolment, re.
quise to obtain our proportion oil ihe appropria-
ton by the Federal Government Tor arming The
militia does not make il necessary, for it can be
made more thorough and complete by a different
system. In every point OF view, ! recommend
This sublec, TO your careful consideration.
herewith communicate the designations oil
Gen. Evan S. Pindsll, OF the l0h Brigade, 3 Di
vision, and OF Gen. Thomas n. Bots, Isl Brigade
81 Division OF the Virginia Militia.
The Public Quart maintains lis beautiful eff.
cheney, and the public armory displays that ad-
mirable neatness and order which IN y always
be expected al military post, in chargs OF the
spirited and accomplished soldier.
], is known 10 you, gentlemen, that lbe armofy
occupies very low position. Surrounded by
large boies of water, il is rarely Tree from The in
fuence OF damp atmosphere, which greatly IN
creases the difficulty Of preserving The public
arms from rust and decay. II has also large
mandatory Of iron Immediately ADJOINING,
which is source OF danger and annoyance. IL
is also, from its age, in many Of its paris, 10
state OF dilapidation, and will in short time,
require extensive repairs. Looking 10 these
facts, am satisfied that it is much 10 The me
rest OF The Stale 10 change The site OF this es'ao-
lishment; and that this change can be mos. a az
vanlageously effected, without tax upon me
treasury. lit, ~
v,ln.hle in his civ for manufacturing purposes.
With a water from. on The canal Of five hundred
fsei, running back TO the river. it affords Sufficient
distance and fall TO operate the water from the
canal three times over before il finally dsem'
bogues into the river. Undoubtedly it will com
mand a sufficient sum to purchase more eligi-
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Yours iDdignanIIy, orre,
FoR THE Esor!RER.

FoR THE ESoc!RER.
A Grammar of the Spanish Language oGssd on
tn. system Of d. Jose de Urcuilu, dy fHsef
Ro6inson-lS4S.
The cons,an oil and daily increasing intercourse
between The United STATES and Spanish America,
makes us welcome every new work that may DC
useful for hc acquisition OF he language OF our
Southern neshb RS Indeed this intercourse i
taking new and yely great extension by Inc ltea
" o, peace inst corciutai will Mexico, "fice
will. no doupr. increase our relations w.h ma
interesting country, and make The acqnlsii'a O
The Spanish tongue, an essential pari OF ID guy
cation If such of oar fellow ci'izsns as MAJ y"
future beemplo;ed as civil or military o''icers g
the U. S. in The annexed territory, and ihose W:'o
willemic,a.e 10 the said States, Tor commerce.
or other purposes Uader these consosra''ens
We hazard a few observations upon Mr. 'oo'''
sons Spanish Grammar- ,.,;.b,a n
This work. unlike mos: OF them nnol'snea j.. =,
lale. belongs 10 The classtas! ov4tr. we mean y
this expression, that i. is bssfd npon c'r,'e a.
ANALYSIS OF the paris OF speech, each Ut ~ =,
which is explained with care ard perspicniy' .ns
s,oden, being thus enabled IN supply, by MS oW.'
eYe,tions snch min7le deals as caano: De giV'p
in an elementary book. Under this pom, n r. :.
view we ccnsiter the work we'll caicnla'ee -
voune men ciassicaly educated, and USED 10 s,u
~ languages upon solid AMI broad fonnda ''o.. ,.
which give lhsm lasting knowledge ana can &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25
FRIDAY, JULY 81.
SENATE.


Mir Iale's resolution calling iof Information
in rcgay,i IL "a: punishment. ~ nc Nay, w.
,his m5suia. a;tar some exra aaIions, agree 10.
IT, acrse s,aeoamcni T. lie bill relating 10
a.,,,,.,o.,,, d; The Congressional Bunin
c,o,nt ~ ,o.curred in anc The bill passed
III Ok reror'.j a bill, IN the memorial o.
ais. nis grating poi;ion .. the ?ooiic ian :
ior Is bsnea 81 .be INDECENT insane q tie uh''sa
On motion Of Mr.. Albert n the Naval APpro
nristi,n bill vas again taken MP, and aeoae
aarsnrd o., motion by Mr.. Lewis 10 RECONSIDER
!. yo,e NJ which the Amendment oil Ms -slss
Mas ajopci. The motion 70 reconsider was de-
cidcd in the affirmative, 80 10 %; and Inc amend
meat OF III. Niles va, rejected ~ - 50.
Some conversation here took place on mo.
,;on ~ lav he bill on The table, With n view TO
re,ew motion previously made by Mr.. Ciay'na
10 t,.e IN he special order, "hs bill to establish
The territorial eovernineats II oregon, Ja1iio'hia
ood NV, Alr1icon WIN general nude'sand.
inc tia; his last mentioned bill saunG nc ,dneh
m ;mmedia;ely after The naval APPROPRIATE ~"
Gill was diseased Of, and shonld thereafter axe
ntecedeare III all others Mt King withdrew ms
motion 10 lay on The table. ana ire consideration
of he other amenincais 10 he Naval hppropfi-
alton bill was proceeded VIII. -,
MIR. Rusk proposed 10 amend, ~ ADDING o.'
reported from Inc post once commute az ~,
sing III. Postmaster Gsneral 10 employ any oil Inc
vessels OF Inc United States, not oinefwise EN-
pioyed in the transportation Of tue mar He'sl'
and rsssegeers. and asked the yeas and nays,
which we're ordered. lie argued, al some lensih,
tho i,on,r;ance of the amendment now, v hen HE
line ol our frontier has bScome 50 extended, and
rsisfe! that he SINAI! additional expense shoe !
no; l.. laken into consideration in comparison
with The advantages TO h3% from the adoption 81
the s, STEM.
Mr.. Underwood was in tagor Of The Prop.
lion Of the Senate, from Texas, and thoneh' lf9ln
his own experience in Legislation here, saa' VIC
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!. : e@Phan-alIy f9n@.'mest4m on.asa.saaa

cato
Ia treating Of webs which 90 wildly differ from
'fo'e Of the English iliop, air. K. NJ. clearly
Poinie. oui this clltlence, an, illustrated his 70
marks bv examples which tully satisfy me mind
Q. an lh4uie.ilv" stnien', wrhoul filing his gram,
mar win iHrumeraJle quotations, as MANY an.
tnors d.; Quotations which give no ins,rncio l.
M scholar, bni merely disguise the pcdan.ry OF
tnF teacher under The mark 81 eru!ion and nave.
al er an, 10 Other chjec, on 10 make HI, bo,.,
he Syn'ax is reduced 10 SEINE observations con.
'a'hed N isw pages tina; are quite suiicien! 10
give 10 any pupil key 10 Spanish composition.
! NJ anfoef d exercises is lmi'et 10 wepty-two
adapted 10 he grammatical rules, and extensive
enough Tor The application Gf all Inc principles.
q qnaiiiy pecniiac 10 Mr.. RS system, i; 10 have
cHateHssd his Sho.r plan Of instruction into
small number Of easy lessons ;ha, viii enable
any persan 10 acquire in Short time, know.
es"" .. lie language sufficient, if mol 10 speak
ana write it perfectly well, 4, icastt 10 understand
Prose and postfy without any difficulty. very dit.
crcn' II ihis respect, fro.a those long, tedious
am 'ncchetca, systems such AZ Daft is and Ma.
nesca'S :shich may Indeed leach pupil nov 70
Feres', ~ pai,ot, sctai i-a1ymaic semen.
cts, 81! which viii never satisfy me mint Of
reflective ana iaqG;fins scholar
JOSEPH NICUARD
u nf.e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25


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unil we saw The above in Saturdays Wing,
We had heard nothing on the subject and could
not, therefore, make any correction" |, is pro.
per, however, that we should Stale, tina, we have
since heard from the gentleman TO whom the ru.
NOR is Traced, and he is confident, that some three
weeks since he had conversation with Mr.. Ste.
v-nson, who said that ne believed Mr. Van b.
fen would receive the votes Of all The free States
and would be elected; but il he was no; elected
BY the people, he thought The election would he
thrown into Congress, ami there be would be
elected He adds, however, that he is moi sure
tina; Mr.. Stevenson spoke seriously the above
sentiments.
This is all The information We have The gen.
lleman 10 whom we refer, is 4 warm personal
friend Of Mr.. Stevenson and ourselves, and we
have no wish 10 bring his name oul in The news.
papers-nor is il necessary. MIR. Stevenson
has spoken 50 confidently of Gen. Cass's election
10 several persons in this city, that We are sui
convinced that the gentleman retired 10 must
have misunderstood him, or thar whatever he
may have said favorable TO the prospects OF Van
Buren's election, was said in playful! Jad,narc.-
In this very investigation an incident occurred 10
show how easilya conversation may be msun.
derstood, though here may be not the remotesl
intention 10 deceive. One gentleman assured us
positively, that another told him that he Uhe auer)
had himself heard Mr. Stevenson use The language
alluded to, and had pointed Out 10 him ;he spot on
Main street where The conversation occurred
This was not So he had misunderstood his Ian.
guage, and hence The unwilling error in which
he found himself. We refer 10 this lacl simply
TO shew probability that Ibis whole report my
have grown GU, OF misunderstanding u wha.
was actually said.