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CvRISrYlS nIINSTRYLS

DEsPECTFULLY BEG LEAVE to rciuro their most
IL raefsl ackuOyyc igenen TO The public Of Newly
for be kindns and LIBERAL patronage bestowed II hs
Concerns during h. past ten mouths vh Cd we're lightly
ncrei with aye ard highly respectable -Uiiencr sio
20 The Press II TIE generally ifsy would also express
thir harry gratitude fof the knd and genersus u rne
vita which Their performances have cnst nty been
tcei. rn-y beg leave anuouace tast they sntcipss
the hon Of Recommending heir { ncvs n tbs city iUs =
hort season dunn toe colios Fad, wh'n lss hope b,
heir exc ros t. please 10 merit ~ontinu ap1 u the T.
yvr which III nded their previous d. e.
The Company III re 20 N a. ; tsn Island on Monfsy
and Ilrsdsy. Augusi -ri 8: WIN m hrrgh Wed nes
DAY tn qh. rren'on Thurday ana Fnday ftn snd
lih I'll (. =. CHRlsff. Mans sr snd Direclog
NTlBLO'-, A-TGR-PLACE, BROADWAY
4 usage Man. -cr Nr John ScFroS-Leater. NJ. WootF
MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 7. the syenin = entertain
neni. commence nh Al Overture. aer which vi be
acted snaGspe.r,ls humor y. Comedy IN sc1, eGiuei
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR,
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9. - CArrPaEr.I,s ARE OOMIN GU

OAlftf <RL NS<fAAAs
NlOND ~ EVENING. August aud eyer, evening our
Wing the week Soc Lh. Rooms, 3i3 froacwsy
corner OF Ltouurl-st CAMrBFlGS MlN>iRELs. the
dest original hard Ia Tho Unhed state, 'espscally at-
uounce ihs'r the city hi bly, sleesse too'
10 the Fast where their Concerts have be ali ended ny hr
fhonahe ami ellie city hs have had the honor
Eastern q lee Unprecedented By any upany ct nn
-eans q have the essnr. OF commencing series o
their iumab- sid hshy popular Musical Eniriie lnm,nt
svening August T. VII they wul introduce vsfed pro-
lrsmmr, enb ac the most pnar pieces Ia L hopie'
Melody with sev-ia songs, dances, &c tha are orsma
ID his company.
Doors open ct Ito commence al o'clock. Admission
y cents huI .ts-
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MARINE JOU NAL &.

PORT OF NETWORK. AUGUST 2
fE1s-v. T7r aoor wi IA
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DYsENTERY CORDIAL.


An INDIAN PREPARATION FOR OfSENTERY.
"A diarrhes " sllinrf complaint cole. and choiers
tarbus Il selsf.ly adolls Immediate rer! ailef aks
single dose One uOile Is warranted u cure The sors
ca,e Ia a lew hOur- Price - e-D.s. Thousands have
bl..n cured by season Or TIE last twenty
YEAR. Prepared and sod by LAW 4 BOYD, 81 EsS
Broad sv who keep The most extensive depot Tor nfiar
a. botanic medicines m the Tinted States vi fniseod
(,EO. hOGERs,- STOMACH TIECTURE-Cers z
NTcire FOR cholera chOlc, cJ.era mof5ls and Otl-f
stomach d!sess 40 family traveller shOud ever Be
wiinnutn High medical and other testimonials VI 10 oene-
r properties ara curative results, cleerily submitted o.
sDecuon invite ALL during the pre- ut ,icSly season, 10
f u VI ines. being really wh- prof ssss 10 he, Fsl-
able sfotssrhc, immedise scOn n s slevsiiOn ~ AN
!. well a. punier and nvgorsor u tue efufe sysi'tl
Pfaeipal depot Chauhers-st For sale Il ne prnc pr
drug and book stores Nyuc genuine witAoC my "rrl
.igsfure GEoRGE ROGERS, On each oo'le "a elaa. ~
,,Y-ENTEHY, DiAhKBBA. &c--ibe Ofaei
W rnberg Dy.enfery syrup = warraf.irn 20 t-fe ICY
crs. no matter how ball Il the diset aze. are con
snt srd bloody The mley Instantly refunded II cure
Toe conpany 80 on &c st ia Wholesale warehouse -
Brad EaT The most sfactOy evdrlce of he powers Of
III. redc, e. -vtisnce rom medical NET. from Ofcsrs Of
th. returned EnuLteer-. Sc &c.
The Msica Faelily are hereby respectfully invited 20 Try
ri. medicine IN casrs which NY deem hope Irry
al nus save HE No charge vii be made Tor Tie mel
clne FOR this purl ose
CIV aad al he Company WEoess.e Warehouse Broad
wFv aE2 III
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REPgIoERaTORs AND SHOWER BATHS.
JOHN III SAITH.
r., PgRIGERATOR AND SHOW ER BATH Mandatory,
Ii ~ Hrs-sr~sv 49, ~ t"'-
nAaIEKREUTYPE PLATES, Of superior quail
XIV, wholesale and retail chemicals, in-iru
menus and appzrsfas-everything IN the line constantly
hand and fof ssle 81
iy25 Imls ANTHONYs National Daguerrean Depot
Removed from al Broadway 70 EOS Broadway NY.
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a HEw WORK.

THE FRENCH GENDERS. IN six MNENONlC FA
BLES by which the OF oil the French Nouns
upward OF $40 may be- liked in the memory with certainty
IN a few DAYS; learners being lhus enabled overcome
speedily the greatest difficulty n the French language
RecOHnendeib by many eminent professors TO DO used in
schools and college, AM by those wishing recover her
knowledge Of French To b. "a ~
iy25 MW&Ss2H+ REDFIELD'S. Clinton Hall, New ORR.
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aacnoov-
49, Hu(plt kns - PA


by BANGS, RICHARDS & PfATr, sore -
u BrOadvsy.-Lbera essb sdsaso-s usf- OF "0rsFu
-enfs for z1c1un sslys. - -. 49,. -. .....
SORRY. EIGHTH gsw.YoRK TRADE siLE,
TO 90 COMMENCED. rHg sTsriOSEsr 40 fsrsA S.is
: cslp.y AUeysr - AID rHE b0os >Att ~ itsfosf.
,et.sr - --The unf-r.gned srnorrc" uS oTsi fvfttf
$3.50, sale 10 De Commences. 81 he above dale u - =
,se-i Indrs the eslstiOcs e. ne is'i one cO-
grrlrnt. of so5ks PsPcr. siscHxfy. s'e-eo = f.s~~
s,,-r. Clolh, LrsfNrf, &c arr fe-peeiely 'tei.s -
P~r.rs fr ne prtunnK should ~ Nernl.'-t - 20. -
fJaly next 3, ch TIE casofue vi e pr 20 lf-.f
ne usual cs-h sdvsncss VII De nsae ~ rses K ~ ks
.0s Broadway, Nsw-hors
Ar PsIvArE s.Lr-A collection ~ choke w h''f-
orinan. .i.ry. one by De BsrGl q hne L~adsesFe y
Nilsoa beautiful Flower Ard Fruli piecrs &c ~ 70 -.
faiaes Also collection Of engravinss scarce po',~ "
he early Presidents Nc m frames
DN r. col Ton, .s.c,sa aNc Cs.ss.s-'s ss'oA's~,-
OSAe> kool SO Sroslwsy, 0othe Hsl3-hsFAe feasS
u To Tho sbSys-s .clec roma Gov prrPsfed 10 rse -
Sirts 0. Cabinet Frrn.re, Dr. Coda cazpsn s11 hoo
,.rg szcies II every f-scrpdco, 90 eoc<{
,ivss az sncfcn. ard to nah sssrrrenswt es uo
roEpgness He vii also boy, prsf.rrsd Oztdow seos
q snv of'hr city attended 10 ~ usos
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~ N0tice-9hr heirs Of Ann beynntry are
eauesied % tend reeing IN The Welsh Church. Chrefe
q on Wednesday evel1 next inst III n O'Clock Bnsiness
Of CREST importance viii be brop ,ht before ne aeeing 4l
Chevsiie..t MANUEL, Pres.
W LoRg. Sec. PRO ten. anl ~
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r c. kEMP. Ancroueer.
es'es Rooms 80 BIOS iNg ~, opIoe Il he Ciy uAlL
THURSDAY ard fniDAt, Ang - md s

S'S, Kss, ~ s s,Ii se Sss - ,s sSa IA"
Z ARGk sND PIKE ", WIZ SNit " ~
IA ANOFONff>-k Z ht AT ~ a. ~ se.uoa =.
thursday snd FhipAi .AaS - sd - ~
Eu,Hurs Wasefo'ins -a1 o'ossis ~ - ~ -, 49,,
Murray 81. hy eaos ae. 40. t' nen. ~ - ~.
best sssoTpsni u so'.weo. tlno- a., ~ ~ - y
tlrn gre, q good s'yss SO W. ~, ~ . -.
p, ety. ~ iss sooa, laislss'ns is.'J :. n y, -
vi, Do ~eio oeaI iiis .tis y mn IS nc go - 49,
su posl i've he sos tacfeoy en~ts 81 - y 1870
10, hosr Woo arc n wst ot shNtuiek 70 US ~ 49,.
sano, nes-A.,0' :" roseN soa 80 "SS''seAs ""''V
'ot 'nd &c -ses. 81! me ione ara M -,
fsr-ons 4icA'snx % ~ oAt OF 10 cay, can oNsVrI
So1s packed aod slapped IN guoi ofieF a. soAs'''
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GRAND PASoRsNA OF
TAXLOR'S CAMPAIGN

GRAND PASoRsNA OF
TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN
IN MEXICO.
THIS PANORAMA represents ia the most natural man
the marches encanpmenis, and oil the shrng Incl
dents o.
ThYLOR'S BATTLES IN MEXICO,
together with views Of he country cnies &c NC
Il Is the lar est snd most beeutu painting m me world
Exhibited every MIGHT 81 3 O'Clock, AZ the MINERVA
ROOMS, ff0 Broadway. Admissioo % cent. Shoo- al
United on reasonable terms. SHERMAN TOOskf,
jy9 istf PROPRIETOR
tlAHNlI's AMERICAN hC-EtM-r Il
DBARNUN PropdesoF--F. HITCHCOCK Nan'2er-.
splendid y fOmances every afternoon at 0c ocS, ard
vefy even g at The Manage hes eyed the celt-
braied ssb'e Brothers Three Highland Mammoth Boys
OF NJ Or MsmmOth BABY. Enormous "a CODstfcio -
Two Living Orang Ou'angs. Fairy Family Infant test1s
Wax Scripture Sisuafy VI 3ds ne Rock vel, The famous
Fortune teller Admission ihe whoe Including Museum,
performances &C IS rel children under 10 ysars ~ a.,
aud enough walk alone ~ Cts Reserved ffon, seass
smiling each
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EwBAN ON HYDRAULICS


A Nd MECHANlCS.-C0mpe gets oftlis useful wori
"A in eight Pc numbers, nsy sil be obtained Of an
OF On books1ileri Pre- eGrh No 5 cts nu7 NV
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BOARDING..


BOARDING WANFED.-Ffom th- Isl OF septein-
ID Der next with respectable private family wnere mere
are no other ders FOR lady ana gel lenzn WIN Wo
children five and tx y-ars Of ase Toe advertisers vi
10 he permanent and desiros o getting with an sgre
ale family wh-re they enjoy the comforts OF nome
The pes, Of reference. gwen. For farther lfrm '.n al
dress (po.t pail l. 2 g. boz ~ Post Ohce whcl wl
BE- promptly attended To- ~. -
BOARD WANTED ~ BROOkLlA-sys gen
OtruAr b. wife snd lid, n rrsprcta, u prFAe en-
nv The n anens viii be .aken furnished or unilrnis1td
sni he hour AMI dist ace ~ ne e. ltIn ", VIA ~
Al home: N a n only Sunday References kcDs "A e.
Address st.i.ng pacliaf'. u box li5 Posi- Ohce " l.
en- 5dsr
DOaRD Up TOWN. small pngse Am y would
ID 81 p-sse1 10 accom- nodtie gen leMan ara rs ~ %
a, so,ing = gentlemen moderate terms IL - beau
ara ssmmrr residence. Apply a. I~eniy-s-v-nih-sL
FoIuhAgenue- ~. y.
TWO PARLOR- TO LET-Wilh Board 70 s-ns,
r'.ys, srS fher ives with bedrooms snc cOsets, and
one or two single rsniismcn car b. arorodai'd VII
hoard There j bath with hot and cold zt-r. and shower
bafh AMY AZ ISL Teuth-s,. corner Of founl-ayenue
- st.r'@ - - MRS STEWART.
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: ,sr-NA,iNAIIoNAL HEHoxM PIC kIc

IL A NATIONAL KEPOkM PIC Nc
lsss22siEE3<~il tske place MONDAY, August :. a
Blddl1s Grove In the steamer HUDSON
ard Barge. Tckes for sale a; he Young Ofcs,
s. ChsihaE-t; &. A Calhoun corner Catherine anal ID.
vision A. Stou "a Grsnft - the T. owiuy Cor
minee W. Day. Go Adam. DAVID Msr,h, ". A
Ram. j. X. Msrsfor. J NJ Cone. NJ Cl.iehs.
TIE boa will leave he foH VI Nni. r'ilrst y a, -
ociocs hsanoudst =; CsEt-l. u William bar. s.ufs
u Grandst Ferry y t-.t q. III 8roDne-,t :, MAJ
se'st stj Pier No. ~. shnuli tns saln prove
Stony dae noice will be given In the Dali, paper. = ny
uln'r "Tmkrmrhls iyStAa7s'
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.1ys TU LEc-A large hue On Ts.lh-sy,Ius &C.. CO
x.. ses), rent 1913. 50 oone.e ~ I hiy ~ -
S~~ ono II I've, rent : 90. Also lsrse tuioifx ~
Eleventh avenue ana Tnry-fe,enhs'. sui obi. g.
aciaIing imposes Aso ne sone on Iwsb'y .li..s
Also, d~ elnrs over siOres, ~ &C.
su7 II DENHAM, Agent. ". h'h-sveDus snd ieh.st
q Ts IEr-The md story ~ pie EN-. btuss rear
H. Tn mpson and sp ing 70 co o., - "a ums win
psnnss and closet- and | attic III fire p SC,
together With Other couveneDr.s No chi dreb IN u frf-
II wi be lst NV for The sirr o. the sin u
siec able family Apply al The Goa o1ee, 10 rhompsos-
8. ue-r sprink G7lw-
a. Hot -E WASrED-Thr advertiser Nd pay
d; iberia rent tDn lesss) ia fol f-d cum
A p',-n2 oil the modern cVDv. bieusss mi s.I-'vd
west Il Broadway. 10 the upper bs,t " To cry Adjr 70
g. 3. 9. P,,s,-Oncs a. lvt.'
~. pAkT or HOCsg WASTED Nv nsl!
E:. finily at rent not above S2is. Address 60
49, The Tribune Orlc~. aI7 if'
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GAS LIGHTS.

GAS LIGHTS.
THE UNDERSIGNED having been engaged f1r long
time IL The Gas Lighting have iet he force NJ the %
jrcions 90 often urged against making gas ones
premises vz Danger fron FIRE, and the exceedingly
dsasreesble sSELL arising from me dssOn of roen or
oil 10 the manufacture u Gas These objections have
athsro deerfeu trn from advising the erection u pa
yale gas works except In isolRt.d .fngs N the country
They now WIKI pleasure inform The public and hsff ma1u
featuring friends. that Ia their Gas APPAEAfts --
two OOsaces eurely removed. and hey can recon-
mend rs erection Ia Hotels and elsewhere 80 pe-l'ey
SAFE, and free from unpleasant mel, a. wei - ey ~
- cie1p safe ard briliar igk for Hds ecso,.e sLo
Pubic Bu laings u unrQusled Large eolstLers -
IN or "a. are invfrei a. rsl snd examine the Hppaarl
". y O continue eFecs ''rap sn9 not,~aer appe'
rsus 10 tie manner 90 ssf1y pfse red ny mem cur
,.sf-r "a yss s., re- nod pipes, on hard, 40 usual
WstWG GrH. MASON GUILD: ensineens,
.o- ~ JOhnst " v
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ttktil ltSiO\S.

~T~sH hUUNLlt.u :--NO'EL kACuR-
ssZStfzI SION AHD CoECEkf Of the Az, ricsp
Hu.icsl IGsguis, Th1r-dsy kv,riBg Az =
10 Free 10 subscnbers
lismsbgrgh and Js'sey Cry are resp.cO.y mo- ne3 MT
very eMeuls b-se b. male toT d y
n, Moonlight xcvf,iou Ar nd ste lslp q, y std
tOct and lnt'r1rD's JDceu M Bid es Cr.vs, Lch
AID eles have al,esdy been ehsr r,o lie
fro and o,lers al. he sdded O cassn NAV p cti>e
Full particulars In due mc Tckes for the tpp ~
Yesry tickets sdmttug IN holder 10 oil PERFORMS q
cl1di"g Ills Excursion, One Dollar EACH s he
sic store.
-sub.crbss sad holders Of yearly n kef. vii re-
cevs excursion tickets on spp c lion ct tie Office ~ 10
august ff sh,ud rain Ga Thnnsdsy. NJ Fxcur.on vii
CONF ofon Frdsy evening y. vEiG0S Pm il-L5f
IL AFAKEKRDUCgpr oTaEFIsa. 40
dsy, Tuesday, friday snd ssoe-, =. -, ~
l8i cents esch wsy-The slsneh s-s sfes"Fr tlf.
FALO Capt W. Bsneox, vii Tun ss sf'gs = ] s'ng
tot n Hsmmond.st At OF oek Canals q csvr, n-f
5P. ~ Refreshments, ctssdeT bolt AID f'nls ,ssks
provided % board. ------ sn1 . -
~r~s ,CUSgy ISLAND AND rOkr HAN.
s~4xzz}HlLTOS On ard AFR July the Boar. iii
ssS~rs4zzeS run a. follows The ST NICHOLAS. cats
]. N. goinsD, JANIS MADISON. Capt L. sl..onI
EoscIUsXo' o'pl NORTH RIVER
uynass Lhs< 1f>rs.es Lire L<evs
Harm '....-..gk B'HrnOra. liz Hsnrn,aS -. ,s
Coal sss 10 ..9
COY '"'.''''''' EAST RIVER. 'N'''' ''''A''S
t-.ras cot AN r-.x O. ,'ss Ore. .lxss
Cstb-rn-.tl04 Ca1ssrn,stlR
- 70 y. k,,.i..;-..-i .r 80. y k,,;;...
L,.sln1 Cer,y tsant IA N Leaving Corey irsns -
Fare -scb ~ey, ~ fpnts
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INDICATION, is sPRiNG-sT corner u Green
Eqr CHAMgERL IN, roo 10 are open dsy and ever, ever,
- sN5enf. nj Arithmetic, Book-ke-p NJ and Enflish
f,rarnar ran choose heir iim- abundance dunn
Snrrs SB-Prgsie Lessons given II rrqu 81. su1 u.s.
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uOAKD WANTTD BKOOKLYN-Bys ge1
an 600 WINDOW SHADES

L nediier-. &c supgHsd, by kelly RfkER manu-
frirers and exclusive deseI IN SHADES and terl oI
mating ,nS han 81 sies. lSl Chhilst All l,eos'
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tlURrON,S THEATER. CHANBEiS-sT-
80 MONDAY EVENING. Avg. 7. the performances VIII
commence with Overture After which splendid series
Of T-bleaux called The ITALIAN BRIGANoS
Alter which the new Burls>que of
LUCY DID SHAN-ANOuR.
Enrco d Morefat. r Meyer N1rnsn...... .....Rae
RaiIaouio.... Phillips Iucia.....M iss Cnapfna1
Lord Gorge Rufus Ordau. Al Miss Snc.G-
Overture. .......................kul Orchestra
To conclude with the new Comic Try Ballet, entitled
LIE DIABLE ROUGE, ar The Fsry Of the Rn G
Bertusio. 800. VI An,On- Sdvsnela.. Mile Mrbide
Prces-Dress Circle snd Parqlere, - cite Family CIV
-le 25 eta. Doors open 81 7t-Curain win hse af
rASplE GaKrkN-Peror.nsncr to Commence At
y O'Clock Admission p celfs--MONDAf EVEN
ING, Aug. = tho ertsnmenis vii Commence wiin
Grad Muicsl lnrpucor rf-r which tns pleasing Come
iieta If no CABINET OUE,IIDN
Tum....,..........H Holland R,s-wood 49,. Nj Airson-
Amer hch. the celebrated Il ERR CLINE viii appear In
tn cha acts- Of a II NGA RAN NOQDCyItEa
iuieriuission Of half an hour iOT Promenade &c
Grand Medley Overture. ....,.s.... Orchestra
To conclude By request with the l1Gshahe asrpiecs
The POST OF HONOR.
Cobus ks,......................Nr Holland
zoe u VIE t'hAN'''lt
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r,,p,pp uoT.AIR COOKING RANCE

IL TIE advantage ofths Range over others can be readily
rrei,rJ bv examinAfiOn- and certainly appreciated bl
ng IL trial II possesses the uerI OF having me over
M always charged with pure not ar I'M
- % Inc .a1ue favor cooked therein a. roasted
brfr-. Putup In al under uzrAntee that Iney
vii operate with ssiixiscrion- For sale By
HICKOK co. 80 Watrr-st-
Al sm.,eod or G6Ss Broadway, opposite Bondsi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

u HORNED AcCIDENT-SEvEN PERsoNs
KILLED. At Springwater, Livingston county
N. Y, few days since, "a number of men were
engaged with pixies, in the act of raising
house; two boya were wrestling near by, and
one of them was violently thrown to the
ground. His father, who was engaged on the
frame, seeing his son Frustrated, went to his
assistance and it was asoertained that the boys
neck was broken by the fall. The men, upon
this schocking announcement, Immediately
relaxed their hold, and the frame fell, crush
ing six of them beneath its heavy timbers, not
one of whom survived the injuries received.
The father ofthe boy escaped uniniured.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

UJ'The slightest reason has not appeared
That is not a fabrication, that goes to show
Gen. Taylor hostile to the practical principle
embraced in the Wilmot Proviso There is
none furnished even from the South of this
purport. But on the contrary, he is objected
to by the ultra locofoco Shareholders for the
reason Gas they ullcge) he believes slavery to
be moral and political evil. If they are cor
rect, and they ought to know, he cannot he
friendly TO its extension and at the same time
be that honest man all parties concedc he is
Nearly year ago, he expressed his acquies-
cence in the following sentiment, in a letter
TO the editor Of the Cincinnati Signal, a Will
mot Proviso paper;
The extension over the continent beyond
the Rio Grande of the OF dinance of 1857, is an
object too high and permanent TO be bafiled by
Presidential vetoes. - Cincinnati Signal.
trust you will pardon me for thus briefly
replying to you, which do with high opinion
and approval ofthe sentiments and views en-
braced in your editorial.--Z TUTORS aRstrer
TO the oditor cfMe Signal
He has no, said word or done an act that
we have heard of contrary to this. He is I'M
doubleday opposed to the acquisition offoreign
territory for slavery or any purpose whatever.
Should lie take the ground that Cass has
taken, or show disposition to extend slavery,
we shall not wait one day before hauling down
his fiag,S to do all we could to defeat any such
measure; but while he lelves the whole mat.
ter with the peoples Representatives., and
promises not TO use any influence to prevent
them from doing their will, under present. cir
cums,ances, we feel it to be our duty, to sup
port him, thereby directly aiding TO defeat
Cass, well known enemy to the Wlmot Pro-
viso; nor in so doing do we abandon the Will
mot Proviso; so far from doing so, it is the on
ly practical course to prevent its being tram.
pied in the dust by the triumph of Cassism
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08
The "Glorious Fourth"

Was not 80 generally celebrated in our vi
cinity, by large gatherings, as in some former
years. 1t was, however, celebrated in a var-
ETY. of ways-by rides, social gatherings, &c,
by the young people.
At the "Four Corners" in this town, the day
was noticed, and without much previous noise
or effort to secure the attendance of people,
many gathered there and spent the day quite
merrily, An Grafton was delivered by the
Rev. MIR Healy of the Centre Village; the
Declaration Of Independence was read by Mr.
James r. Stevens Mr. Aaron Farnam, toast
master, announced the regular toasts, after
which volunteer sentiments were offered
Capt. William c. Arnold, Marshal of the day,
and Gen. Hawkins, President.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

TAYLOR MEETING IN New YoRK. An I'M
mense meeting to ratify the nomination of
TAYLOR and FILLMORE was held in front of
National Hall, New York city, on Tuesday
evening The Express states that there were
twenty thousand persons present, while the
Courier puts down the number at thirty thou.
sanH Atthe opening of the meeting lot of
locofoco rowdies gathered around the stand
and shouted for Henry CIny--to make it APP
pear that Wings still chung to him-but they
were soon kicked out of the way by the Wings
and all things went on well thereafter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

Governor, was liberal, and he Ind an extra
salary, us Indian agent, at the same time, of
$500 year also, ten rations a. dny, COM
muled at 90 cents ench, equal to $3.50 year;
making All extra allowance Of S2230 year,
for duties incidental to the Office of Cover
nor of the Territory.
In 1881 he received $l0,550 more, as extra
compensation, aud on the 18Th ofNovenber,
1885 additional pay. He received, ms erird
compensation and Communication of rations,
from 1913 to 1881, S60,4l2 the particulars
of which may be found in the documents of
the Goth Congress-"
The Boston Atlas adds: awe were told
by Members ofCongress, when in Washing
ton, that some of this eXtra allowance wns re-
fused when first applied for, but when he be-
came Secretary Of War, he allowed his own
accounts, and thus pocke,ed the cash."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

| 1J"The nomination of Mr. Van Buren,, by a
portion of the locofoco party, makes quite a
Auttering in the ranks of the regulars. He
does not decline the nomination, and by tacitly
conserving to be run il is inferred from his
known sagucty in political affairs that he un-
derstands full well the bearing of the whole
matter and the ground he stands upon. He
does not expect TO get the electoral vote of
any State but he and his party expect to de-
tach so largely from the party in several loco.
foco States as to take the vote from Cass--one
Of the "murderers of Silas Wright"--us well
as a material agent In bringing up Polk in h.
al. We do not believe Mr. Van Buren, cares
much about the Wilmot Proviso-not half so
much as he does to put down enemies in his
own party He has not repented, to our knowl-
edge, ofhis declared purpose to Veto chad he
been elected PresidenD any bill Congress
might pass abolishing slavery in the District
of Columbia. 1t is but few years since he
made this public declaration No retrnction
of this opinion has ever been made. He is
fit candidate for locofocos who believe on this
point with himself, but for nobody else.
Yet his course may inure to the best inter-
tbts VI the II HlukeS the OF
General Taylor doubly certain--a man who
declares he will not thwart, by the use of the
veto power, or the influence of the Executive
Office, the wishes ofthe people as made known
by their representatives-not even if they say
slavery shall not be tolerated in territory now
free.
The position of the three leading candidates
is somewhat singular-the Wing candidate
yields homage to, and compliance with, the
wishes Of the people upon the subject of the
extension of slavery-one of the candidates of
the locofoco party stands pledged to veto bill
to abolish slavery in the District of Columbia,
and the other to veto any bill Congress might
pass prohibiting the introduction Of slavery in
to newly acquired territory!
The first we allude to-Gen Tuylor-is
whig-the others call themselves democrats!
Choose, We people, whom ye will have to rule
the nation. There could seem to be no ra-
tional haltings on the part of any one, espec-
tally an enemy to slavery.