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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
England and Ireland.

6 H writes Us from Darlington, n. a long
ist,sr oa Irsh affairs, which is so iu Of misapp e
tensions That its publication would require stiII
lo1-s- commentary % expose rs blunders. II sets
CO. with the assumption that We are hostile to
G-et Britain. and anxious to excite prejudice
s-a.nst her. which we utterly repcl. England IS
the country IN part Of oar ioreiathers, and com
ncn5e7 20 our affections los many iilastrious sons
an noble achievements She has not deserved
al The praises heepei upon her by our correspond
en-. bot she has done much for the cause oil HUI
nau-rv aud Justice, and We honor her Tor H. Her
Save Emancipation is deserving of all praise we
approve her steadast resistance TO B0naparte. es-
pecisllv % his ageressions on Spain and Portugal
BIT she is not always humane nor even just, as
her treatment OF our fathers IN l763-S3 her treat
mer. Of Denmark ~ a later period, her impress
mert Of our seamen from IsOC % lsl ,. and many
other wrongs 10 say nothing Of Ireland,l attest.
But v e. have never united in any attempt 10 cx-
cite cIsmor against her, and shall not now. She
treats ireland as Spain did the Netherlands, a.
Russia do Poland as Austria did Upper Italy,
As Naples did Sicily-as the strong treat the
weaker in their power pretty generally. We be.
heve tine independence OF Ireland will be bene-
Gt % Great Britain-that is to the great mass of
the British People-and that they viii SO regardit.
IS % the Landlord Arstocracy, the naked ques
ton is, Shall the Millions famish that they may
live IA sumptuous idleness and wasteiu ostenta
iion' We say No, and say it in all kindness TO
each,
90 H. asks what ireland could have done but
ior British muuihcence in the late dreadful famine
W. answer. she would have needed no charity
Tor there would have been no famine but for the
British conquest aud c.1hscation of the soil, the
fruits whereof are rack rents squandcredby absen
Tee landlords. These have forced the peasantry
az Ireland 90 cultivate almost exclusively the root
which will yield the largest quantity of food to the
acre. and the failure Of that root caused the
iamine. But for this the soil would have been de-
voted - the grow IN OF Wheat, Oats. Beans, &c.
a.. as well as Potatoes aud the blight would
have been scarcely felt. Even as IT was, she ex-
ported more food that very year of disaster than
sho imported; bat the sbsentees rent must be
paid with the first fruits OF the land. leaving the
cu'tivaiors TO be- or starvc. 1t VIII not be 50
when Ireland belongs to the Irish once more
But since we hold that the monopoly the Irish
Soil by few thousands most Of it by a,few hum
dredsl OF manly nonresident proprictors, Is one
man cause OF the universal misery pervadmg Ire
hard. our cspondent fairly asks
What power has England to change the relation of
Properly IN Ireland q
Why. Sir. che had power enough 10 tale ne
land array irem the Irish People and give it TO a
few Of her own conqucring soldiers and courtly IA
voritcs Now IL she has not power 20 restore It
again. u is high time Ireland had q Government
fhat can do TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
I.nterfron Texas.

By the steamship G'o.e. NJ New Orleans, we
have received papers from Galveston 20 The 18th. and
corresponding ds'es from The Interior towns
The Ga'rSoH N.r8 of the 18th announces the arrival
~ that port o the schooner Altoona from trha bring
ING several sugar planters inning grants with their
gnr mills ctr Their 0birctis 20 pursue sugar planting
in Texas
The schooner Martha and Elizabeth Capt Foreman.
arrived be- Galveston on the lltn with lumber. from
Noble, and bound ior Port Larncca
A Rough and Ready Club has been formed az Calves
tnn. aud We notice Orb aU our Texas exchanges that
Wing Ratification Meeting. have been hed It nearly
every town .n the state
the -iate Treasurer has published h.s returns Tor
lAst year by which % appears that the Total gr0ss
enne Oh t1e staff 0t Texas for the year l-i1 b. -Lf
- ~ Ihe number of sores of land taxed o. 1Ol -01
Total number OF cattle I1ulD number Of negroes in
the stat taxed N0u pul tax Sl1I12.
4hr toff daroc1fs learns that difficulty occurred
% an Fhiricio 90 the 2l-t ait bctwren two men
named Moore Hni hosr shots were exchanged when
the latter received bail Ia his LETT breast which killed
him instantly
Inc ihefnnmetcr N Austin. says the Democrat.
up O. lVl in tho shade on the 9Th and 9TH inst
letter from Austin, ssys that Corn will be more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
Thing In PhilndeIphIn.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PHLADFLrmA. Monday, July ID.
Campbell The young man who was on the bed
with Mr. Glhon. when be- was h'Ici By lightning. and
vho himself was severely shocked as stat ia my LET
ter yesterday. has since tei lie was iae SON ot Ald
Campbell aud promising sni much-es,eemet young
msn.
The body of hon has hecn brought % this city and
the funeral tomorrow afternoon VIII be- attended by
the National Grsys OF which fine company be- was +
member.
Ascuai o. the returned volunteers is still now and
then seen about the streets but they attract ltte
pttention except when ans OF them happen % have
INDUCED TOO freely. and then the police snap him up
directly
The city is re dun rs the Courier and E1qp1r and
meazcr the assets OF the Canal hank-Gl the fash
i9naas having gone Oh % get broici 70 Cope May OF
wasted ~ saratoga Thcrr IS nothing .ema1le adoat
The Church OF the Epiphany was crowded ye-ieI -
morning by int.ll cent audience wno bat as-enn-i
% witness the interesting ceremony oi lne ora i' 'i
four cd the graduates oi the Episcopal Ileoogc sem
mary Of Virginia o. the Holy order Ci Deacou-. The
rtc was administered by Right Reverend b-hop rot
ter The candidates are named Archibald Beatty, g..
e. HOFFMAN Jacob RamrO and 5. Wiley. Nessrs.
Holman AMI Ram5o VIII depart Tor the missionary
field in Africa, boz september next
There is hrte or I'D movement in Flour 20 day. thlr
Western brands ceiling no ~ -. according %
freshness and Pennsylvania ~ , - 3lt tor cnnc.
retail and bakers our is scarce Al 5Ja .5- Corn
Meal j. wanted 90 Some holders AK more Rye
Flour remains quiet ~ 8 Wheat iu moderate sup
ply and dull some sales ~ prime red were made ~
70 lJ. cts inferior lots uns La1.c -Olts Two
cargo.- sold 70 80 cts tor new southern 0ud p Tor
Jersey Corn scarce and wanted. cargo o southern
yellow brought 81. cts weight Cotton Quet b1t held
FIRMLY Provisions without change and siles moderate
Groceries -teaiy csrlo of Ci-ufuegos sugars sold
90 price nor made pu1hc 500 pigs OF Lead sod ~
rs. cash including 100 hard ~ per c. on Whisky
10 55ls sells a, "a small lets.
SALE oF srocEs.-Frsf Boarl-lsJO state fs vi f,
iOJ0l = - ~ 1895 Pennsylvania Bans. 100 Oi.
rsrd Bank iO' I'D Morris Canal %.
>c1ga Boari---.) Lehi-h Loan SCRIP = so+"
City o. Go. lUO D Northern Bk Ky '- $3.50 L : Treas
Notes, loo q OjO Do DO. lui. ~ Harrisburg Ri .4 ,
$50 Girari Bank lOi s2o,D Ches and Del Canal hs
'6. -lt.
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Xinhicntinn of -lnNcry.

r. me EdifJr of The Tr5nHe.
LocUsr DALE Va July Ia. lei-.
Arc you a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ, who
came on earth to save men, and was cruched and died
for thcmi / suppose it you are follower of the Meek
and Lowly Jesus tina, You do not believe any part OF
the Scriptures more than another but al alike Turn
TO Peter 18th verse and read H. 10 says servants,
be- subiccf 10 your masters with an fear not only 10
the good and gentle but also 90 the iroward. Why.
th D. are You so bitterly against slavery when II was
not CONDEMNED by God himself and ordained nom me
beginning of tho world Abraham had servants and
IL b. said he was righteous man. Now think II would
dos great deal better IL you Aboltonisis would ~
tend 20 your business and let the business o south
ern persons alone ID you free negroes, u guess
Won nave plenty in New York; very likely you can get
supplied u there is not enough for you II you VIII I
m, know ! can send short time 500 90 you. 1on
then can have plenty Of your colored brethren. 20 ~
Yours 80 r. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

On ss.bs. aeeruooa 'oh AGNFs HFFLA. sryl Is 49,,
Per f..fs tai Ar ao-e a bert 80. Dssa Bs-
.r.-f ,tfcri Boo lner. i ttsa1on ODESSA sca :.
r-. .iertr l3 Crosby
Or .-fh july lat b. residence Boa Greet Cara Co OAK
WILLIAM BALDWIN. .rusdy merchant cl fl. CIV r.
1881 frrr oft De
saair e,eeas july 81 Nh SARAH Q WHiIloCk. 10 Assa
f-frnf Der
d.. reri. sri ,-lus,,-c-. OF e f, 80 -eef --,,.
rft-af ts sterra. % ocs i Der r-s3.ss
I.a F...tf.
81 r.t. e Ifsf Jn'f. AlHf SITS .eg fr NJ Rlhrr!
an. C.r. .r a Roberts. alef Hn..f.t
or. r... oit- Gam b, so f'0.eof ~ lev Fs,'r.s a.,
rA.ree.. flr-.s s 80 ln.e $50 Efri Hr.s
was OBI s.Ifr Az oro.s H. sf'nt 's'ls is-ss
fr T.s BIDS ul 10 tfkea o. G-eerFooi 'a -.efr4-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

a MAYOR INpIcrFn.-It is stated that indie,
ments have been found by ,be T. District Court Az
ing ITS ia'e term, % Chicago agnnst NJ Feueu ne
Mayor ~ Gscna for resisting the n'fed STATE. ~
shall and assisting in the escape OF rshman ehs-,
cd with the commission OF a murder IN Ireland IA
arrested under tue treaty between the United stscs a.
Great Britain.
SEIZURE oF LETTFR'.-The Bo'f0z Trar,crfst
of saturday says thar there seizure on Thurs5sy
by Post Office agent OF several private parcels o, La
ters Tor Europe on board the Niagara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARTFR CoNyENrioN-This Convention held
meeting a. tue Common Council room last evening.
In the absence Of the President Mr. Harris TOOK the
chair The minutes OF the last meeting having been
read aud approved. SIR Humphrey offered the follow
ing resolution R.s0.r'd. That the Engressing Com
n,itiee Pc instructed 20 modify the repeating clause
70 preserve the Municipal Court in present organ
izsuon and Jurisdiction AdoptedMr Taylor then
presented e following tna Report Of the Finances Of
the Convention which was adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy HAIL

Wnlr~ff'. RmnoD.-The following IS iae
vote ON Mr.. Bryrov. motion to Jay Mr. NILE 3
motion to take up the subject Of Whitney'' Rail
road.I upon the table. ia the senate on Saturday
last
YEAs-Ne.srs A,eh.son. Anterior Benton boT,Ana
Brcese Butler Calhoun, DAVE oil A.'-i 10y s.N C7
ias Down. nae Houston Hunter. Johnson OF %
King Mason Metcalie Pcarce. Phelps Russ -pruanes'
sturgeon Tumey rnisrso3d Ne,,15 ana p.r Rad.
Ntrs-We..rs Alien Badger, BALDWIN. beI. l-, s
bu-v pr-b- Ci,-kc Dickinson. Dix Dodge, ft.,n'
fitzgerald F8ote Hamin Hannesn- Ionn-en o' "'
Lewis. Miller NIes. Lpnam anu " sac
s.P. Cu,sr-IrDor McLFsN.-Mr salmon /.
Chase ~ Cincinnati attended meeting in Truro town
ship On Tuesday evening asst and m'de .pe'Sn ~
the course u which be under'ooA % 'ie'A POI
Nj ,-5 .,5 that the Judge bad come ont in oppo-
.soB 70 the election Of Gen. Taylor sni would u'e ni'
influence against b.m. TIE Ohio Sa'' Jo.'rs' pub
p.be. ,hi. .,s,enent rensrkns tha- Judge Mclean i
now 10 that city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

HIT7F o. NTTRT'FFTNTT- y July = ~
GFVTfFNEN / was clhei tO the Library OF
Congress yesterday ai the the vote taken DO
the House on the Compromise bil. and. entering thr
hall Il moment after my name was called was excluded
by the rules from voting. desire 20 Say that would
have voted with the seven southern Wings 90 Day the
bin ou the table voted few minutes aiierward
san-t the motion o. reconsider tire vote hy which the
fill Wa laid ON the table WM. T. HASKELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
By TcleaFaph TO the Ncw.YOrk Tribune

SENATE. WAsHNaroN. Monday. July 81
Several petitions were presented and took their orol
nary course
MIR BENTON gave notice ih0t be should ask leave u
introduce a briei bl copied from the Act Of lct4. 10
cn-hle the President 20 establish temporary Govern
neu-- IN Oregon and California IN case nothing better
should De- done 10 90 mean ume.
Mr. BRErsE OF ND from the Committee on the Pubic
Lands reported bid in favor Of ascertainng and SCI
Ting TITLES 90 lands iu California and OF granting dona
tous of andrights % actual settlers
Mr. RnIERroN of y. II. from fhe Committee OF Con
ference made report the Annual Appropriation biL
Mr. BUTLER 0t = G.. objected % that part OF the Re
rorf allowing the Chicres Line of steamers 70 stop at
charleston only when practicable, instead OF making
imperative 4 debate sprung mp on the subject IN
wh b Mr. ArHERToN Mr BUTLER Mr. CALHorN Mr.
BrtcuT OF a. Nr DIX and Mr. DrcNrNsoN OF y y. Mr.
PoBrA~u aud ST.. YvLEg Of Fla participated
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
After ths transaction of some routine business MI.
RrpDsAtr of made on Intellectual effort O. reply 10
a'tacI- made his political integrity by Mr. COLLINS
of y s. on Friday Ia r.
on motion Of THOMAS Butler KING OF Ga The Com
m-tt.e of thc Whole di charged from the farther
consideration of the bin granting alternate sections OF
land O. Georgia Alabama and Florida for the con-truc
ton OF Railroads Tho yeas and nays we're dcm4nded
on tho motion and stood as ioilows Yeas lll
Nays -
Nr TuoursoN OF Pa moved 70 lay the lin on the
table,
llhc Southern hne prevented from working by the
spheHc electricity early hour los. evening The
Boston l1ea-o failed o.. Williams Bridge by tree Ealing
acro.. the wires TIE Albany aai Buffalo line also 'aed
from soma cause unknown. p ohahv from electricity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

We trust those Of our friends who are accus-
toned to defend War, Hanging, &c. from the Bible
will NO, accuse us Of taking an unfair advantage
in publishing the above. If any OF them can see
any clear difference between the mode OF arsu-
mentation W hich proves War aud Judicial Killing
to be justified by the New Testament and that
employed above, We shall gladly see II pointed
out And when they shall have reasoned ont and
stated the train Of ideas whereby they are sure
tina, Book does not commend or couutenance Slav-
cry. they VIII have less difficulty in comprehend
Ing our position on the Scriptural view OF War
and Hanging
Our monitor is probably aware that his logic IS
precisely thot employed by the clerical snd other
supporters OF despo;ism to prove the Divine Right
of Kings and the sscrilege OF any resistance 10
established Government, however tyrsnncai and
bliehtinc. In fact We don't know any gigantic
WRONG that isn't proved Scrptural the same way.
As 20 Abrahams servants we freely admit
them: but If f. p would make anything ont OF
them. he must prove that tc lars empowered
Abraham to whip, MAIN and sell them-to chase
them with bloodhounds If they ran OF and sepa-
rate husbands aud wives parents and children,
for life, it he could make a dollar by so doing It
is not the fact that one man stayes another, but
ne lac whip compels him to do so or DE that we
object to-and even this we try TO let llone when
it lets alone When IL undertakes I 'rowd rs,
We stand on the defensive.
We don't know whether free negroes are
better or worse than other races as degraded and
il-uscd as they are. Al such have necessarily
many wees the cure OF which Is not 10 be found in
slavery and Wrong but Ia Humanity. Justice and
Brotherhood I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

- To. Museum Is uneqIaed place of amusement
whc her consider IT, easng Lecureroom
msnfs OF The variety Of rire cuuous 1ud valuable stree
lous that are always on exhibition there Those which
have proved parc ary attractive of lae are the Beiss,
Giant and toe Boa Constructor. fhe former n
which makes he last appearance al the Museum today
Go and see him before be leaves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

The amount remaining in the hands OF the Treasurer
a sla 2l
Mr. Murphy then presented a section requiring the
Charter TO be- submitted 20 the people 20 be adopted by
majority of al the electors votng before finally be
comes law Aitor great deal of discussion on the
subject . was adopted Ayes s. Noes I. Amer uans
ac,ins some other business Of minor importance tho
Convention djourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

LCN Nisiters are crowdng isto Old Point Nir-
r.nis svery iavori,e watering place, in swsrms The
Hotels are overlooking The number they socommo.
date al the present, time about COO which IS occasion
ally swoed at meal times BY those who daily drop in
O. see the sights Thus augmented there are about
zoo Al once TO be accommodated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

NrRDER-A NJ. % Bneu of the Pa1sh o. Bos-
scr Ia wa found dead 10 the road near Ninden. on
he Gih ult M Bncn appears 20 have been 'noeN X
road and ef for dead but subsequently revived and men
by inch crepi hack the road and even down ne foai
for considerable distance before be- had 10 e down
aud die irw days after tns tragedy, strong ercim
stants evidence appeared against slave as the muir
derer An attempt vas made 90 arrest him. but rcius
lns O. surrender be- shot de.d on the spot
~ a man named Jonathan Davenport was
found drowned ~ Columbus. Ohio the other day tie
had been lsnorins under mental alienation nr several
days According % hls own account h. was native
o. Orangc Co was rslsed in Dutohess, and wa
blacksmith by trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

,l,, ga ,s,r rsrf ny ihs country 'hi. .sro0 ih,n
be-. -r- been me season los been GOOD ~ crops or
m Lfrs. huf very little Cotton was planied-th" i"N
.. -, rsr-ot, ness from market we believe causing
t. ,-r.~-. Boz turn their attention mostly 90 other 'fu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

LOOK OUT foR A SWtNDtER-A young man
calling h.lnselt james McMann has been carving on
oufe handsome business At sw1ndiinR In Norfolk VI
ssvs the Rsa-on of the 22th ut He generally sfar.ses
hifu.ef to the cicrgysvung himself io their denomi.
rofsl character % be- WlshC, % sWindic Episc0ps-
IAN. IN, r.prrseufs himself Ep.scopalian sfu.
den, of Trinity College Hartford. Conn and studying
with the uumsie design oi the ministry m the EPsco
pal Church ~ be- wishes b swnde iresuj i'fAns ne
represent. himself ~ Prcsbytersn--1 student 81
Union COLLEGE New York sni studying with ihe ult.
mate design Of the ministry 10 the Frcsbyiefinn
Church IN order 10 excite sympathy, NJ fepfes'hi7
himself ~ having just lost he money ana Only az,
ng enough T. carry him 10 hi. TRENDS or relations lie
said while hare that his parents resided N Ath'is'
Georgia but that h. going % visit his srHn1 "a
reufs residing Charlotte lille He procured intern
dollar. iio one ofour clergy beside more from others
probably nifty dollars IN a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

EXTENSIVE FfRF.-A FIRE broke ont about .
o'clock yesterday afternoon Ia a stable in the rear Of
three story wooden building AZ the corner OF Jackson
and HILARY 81 The danes spread with great "a
plity and communicated % the building In front, own.
I'd by Mr. Edward wilson and occupied by John
Davis as grocery aud liquor store thence the flames
communicated % Two other wooden buildings. an Of
which were entirely destroyed Tho drcmcn were
promptly on the -pot bot unable 20 DO efiectus
service m consequence 81 the great scarcity OF water
There were three horses in me stable two Of which
were burned 10 death Mr. Davis aud tho families re-
siding n The upper part Of hc buildings succeeded in
saving their property The total loss Is estimated At
about $4,000, on which there i. partial Insurance
AccinFNr-As young lady from New York
was walking yesterday. in company with gentleman
near me edge of the opening made tor the ferry
Montague street She fell down the cmbsnkiucnt and
was very much injured Her cries brough, several
persons 10 her assistance and she removed 10 tho
house OF friend IN this city
Pc Nic.-Thc Congregation and Sunday School
OF The First Congregational Methodist Church viii pro
coed 10 day pic mic excursion 60 Rrshvilie Among
Other interesting amussmcnt.. a balloon viii ascend
from tho grove At o'clock T. NJ should tho weather
prove unIs,orabs Il will DO postponed until tue nr''
fair day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

tT' We see u stated that new daily paper
!. soon TO be started in Boston We believe the Amer
icsn Athens has only fourteen Dshes now Somebody
must be anxious TO spend some money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

~ The Boston Alias Of yesterday comes TO Us
printed on new and beautiful type Glsd to see such
On indication of prospeity the part OF our mann
moth coiemporary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

~ PALMER, the Agent. daily lorvariing advertise
men iO he newspapers ~ fuo ufh and West for which
D. r. depuel O uans lc business. FIR fla Fall rsde nOW
Is tt time 10 invite tne customers. Office in the Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

Fny,ru Co>.riAH CHANes-.--M1ns. Durand
d. "a AnIr hs. arrived .u ths country as French Con
.ui fJr tho CITY of Philadelphia Baron iHsutcrive
va, has 81 satisfactorily discharged the dlue, OF tho
o r. has been promoted charge Afsrrs for the Re
public Of Ysncsurla ~ Caracas ifhil North Am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

WIsCoNsiN.-Micaaol Frank OF Racine. Charles
g. jordan of Rock. aud A.W Randall Of W aukeshs
Go. have been chosen by the Legislature Of Wis
eonsin 70 revise the laws of that state.
The Crops are generally good in Wisconsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

~ A great Whic Festival was held at War.
renton springs IN Virginia the 2lst and l3d ults-
Speeches were made BY Hon Richard w Thompson
oi Ind. Col Haskell Of Tenn Hon. William G Rive. o.
Alb marie, Hon VIM. Duer Of n. Y. Hon Patrick w
Tompkins, Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

Brio AsHoRE.-The brig Eliza Taylor Of Bos-
ton Capt E'inl.r ZEN days from Grand Turk Turks
I.l,ndl with lS0l bushels Of sa't 10 " Lewis. #
aud bound % Boston whore she il insured By Nckcr
son s Co. attempted 70 run ia the Hook on Monday
morning. at o'clock for hsrbor. and went Ashore
ou,-idc the Hook about mile from the point She i
anc Boz and only four months DID, % was very thick
~ the time and She bad % plot on board. A. .
O'Clock p w. yesterday she was perfectly tight her
bows bcddci i0ur feet loo the sand. Assistance was
offered but Size will be obliged 20 discharge her cargo
10 get on The t. 7 lett bark Archibald Oracle, Capt.
R,ce of and TOR Alexandra in Two or three days the
only American vessel in port several American YES
sels went through the passage but Capt F.. d.d not
know them. The t. T. had board. passengers.
Mr. John Arthur lady and child who went % the Light
House on the Hook
.s-The Insurance Companies have sent an agent
down In tie steamboat Ajsx he arrived AZ the Hook
about O'Clock but viii return without rendering her
any material assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

II Hon. W. l. PERKiNs, of Lake County Ohio
has been designated as Wing Eleetor' Tor the
State at large, in place OF DR. Bisseh, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

complete and largest assortment of white and brown su-
sor green and black Teas and Coce is 10 be- had at
FowLERs 30 and 40 Greenwich and % yesey 80. NJ
Fowler buys bis goods boz large quantities from tho import.
ers for cash. therefore sell uc cheaper than most OF
e dealers Our readers would do well 10 call and exam.
inc bis goods. AMI 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

~ Gold Pens, Of every quality and price wholesale
and relll, by B. r. WATSON Go. IS Walst God Pon.
ana Perc Cases in great variety The ebrsted Richeeu
Pens sold only as above God Pens repssd.