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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03
Enrlhrr nicxicnn Items.

a correspondent OF the Nso- orleans Crescent
writing from The City OF Mexico, April u, saws:
Among those whj sSrs hom, . morrow, with he train
Is Capt Dsabv one Of the Encsrussion prs9uefs, wha
vas - severely wounded Gsrta dc Been hst he
hssnot st recovered. he i wora dovu % mere ssele
ton and the doctors hilk that chanse u clstc Is a5
fslu,ey HeeessaTy 10 bis recovery
Another correspo ndeut OF Tue same paper writing April
a. says
The Court Of Inquiry 10 progressing toward termina
noa in this countfg very isst One day this the
members 10 thslf seats nearly eight hours lester
DAY m0rnag the Court c-arel % every oue 0ui he
rrosscuon ana defence Tor ns4rY hour. and ihe tl
ect Of "a early % ourpmeat 30 " asliasou t-inef
specia coulmssiaa D. try ieuil Isaac Hare aui b
Dut,on, and others clsrsed WIKI burglary snd marder
yesterday sad proceeded @ Investigate the ease u
Lieut. Hare Two Mexican eitnessss were eK4ain-a-
The members % the Court Cl lhompson. 81 Ken
fasky Vols; Col Gssrry ID f-ansylsania Nolsi Lest
Co. .od-n, south Carolina Fgs; Lieut. Col barnhsm
Ns-Yors Vols Lieut. Col White O, 81 Kentucky Fos'
Ai.i Bowman si Pcnnsy vsDlA N.si and hsl ac, ih
kentucky Nos Col. G-ary VIII uat st ON the cases VI
srutufers ,sholAts been stressed che saus cnarz-s
euccaFof ~ 70 avail ttenis-is rf OF ie il ,ee
thc aluis e oy which NsAi;sn laws iis- ffrcllaes OF
ths army laws
fo~ uisb,s since W hsd quite A. s.arra oeeasoasa
hy sars heavy 6ng ntcl 50 beard ir The enfr-rs or
the city and proved 5l hsvs been occrtionet 17 c9l
sion between p4lo ri In-n aod scat o1e HUNDRED
aud ltty MeNicau rob5es sl3 ha entered hs' p-t %
bah tsn,s Twoof the roh-s-s ~els kiei. and couple
oil osr ra.riacr ,sre slightly e.uaos0
Tte 81 she battle sr Aosls &C. n-s- uaara hts
te-r cortrltl A. usnal. 20 $3.50 btll.at cory ioi
The Americas army. % vsrn.r lrt 70 -i- one z,
the moa. bitter of olr enc afri-a-c go l'a . wee
t.sea prisoa-tl. s0d follteea l4rcra ,f t aia
large e1s1fIty 0f mlsssts GEL a-nur ci..-1 f.-'
To 4slah-r o. tillsi sgd ~ealled - 1.t -t1
GuexrltlfEls TsKEV .o-- f-ll. <al a.
that as asifl sa4 .rd .ne Other th--ff -. Fo
c7ciils @. n ih., ci-i g. lAa' fi'-i o. ~ ?
irf-sis, iistvi vicinity -eas audsflls 'ad na 'dsro
saeh 81 Tell in thsir aay I.oy pa 70 '1r5 i-' na
Houss 600 pr',s-lac r' s-taef .lsJlf soc A1 Fafy
ln fhs conflict gtict -rsu4 tae AsJ frinf % enc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

We dud in the ~ o. Mercury an excellent con.
seusa,ou 90 thc Pillow ira, Of which
We copy.
Tns testimony Mr.. rrs, tie nineteenth Gay was
DO substance ~ flioss.
Mr. Tr.t had been DO Gen SCOTS on tbs night Of
the lg.h engaged la consultation respecting the c1u~m
pl..ed bsffl- Of the morrow. Mr i. tays:
The company dropped Oh unti al very ste hour Of the
t1 bed s1d he had bed made in bic rooo asO FOR Gen
Pio Upon my leaving tls room 90 ~ 70 my own, Gen
Pillow followed me, and went with me e. roy room. lie
then n vu,Y solemn 1ole faia q ne IDS u t3.hs 20
be- failure" aufwered that things had certainly not
looked very bright 40 shtfa, bat my ovn spirits had
been very much raised BY Capt Lees arrival aAl il7 ln
f0rmsf brought with him Cen Pillow cd not notice
nY IerarA, 31t n tone SAD msnnef m pJnf hAt h.a
Incftu pied hluf went on 20 'aJ tAl etl en- - 80
remember Ind bear witness hereafter, tha have hHd
lothia 10 no -ih o. Az ha. time, loosed uPon these
words tne yias ebsse Of mao who expected % bs
led day, snd il l.nc-r cIrsspondog 70 thsi e.,
preston, INSIDE him prunife, as vel IS reeoee
p lot ofgstH lie then befal F1ne farther fauarta To-
ths sane stain giving bis views VIA sht 90 be- done
Mr. TnstfIilsr tesited, that az meeting - many gen
ea oreeIs, about the lth Of sspism1-r Gen scout Fa
in favor OF attscklF Chsputspee bot that Gen flio~
sssvsry reserved. Fathernore that boat the saus ne
Crn FiIog expressed % kim bis decided opinion that
80 ..o Ia - ~ more active so.rsfious unt the army
reinforced he also -sthes hai Cen ssoii w. not
20 g. Reg ~ stated By Gen Pow though be much
grsysd 81 the loss q many personal risnds
The .uhi1nsd extract from the Testimony Of Capt Hu-
gs GA the evening Of hs goth afts tbs battle 10 would b
vel compare with the qaosed shove from The tes
mony Of Mr Inst gives late u 1iiht by the same Sen
Pillow. Just bsf0Ts The battle;
rode up 10 him O. congratulate him his safety aud
tie success OF the day. which hsd tanned out veil ~
could have ushed from the prospects of ths previous
uglt The General replied, Yet air. a. sst-ins along
very well; bad arrars ed al ny plans, which haye bson
tuscrsuY carried cut and Gen Sect Is rsrissfy sails
fei with 30"
Lieut. BRENNAN testified that Sisjor Burns denied pos
lnsey him hsvicg been the althcr 90 the Leoni'a
letter The M.jJr, DO i be- res0l 5cfed, ciamed JeC
the Court The authorship Of said document. he a'sl
showed Lieut. certain Mandatory verses 10 which zen
PiI Os introduced 10 ths chorus, toe whole
written sna adapted o. the beAutill ar " Jni Crgrr
Lieut. cCoNSELL thcs speaks o. acswsr 90 question
when snd where h- Gen Pillow 40 The battle Cf
Ctanutepcc. he states the time twenty inmates after
re place hsl f,sn t1si General was carried iaio .hr
w0.ks
When I wss nssr he boi'siag, I Gen PILLOW
brrne Ell ng the backs Or me holders rememberl
VA a. th zine they carryinz hu ao1e, Ter
siaDp-c ula-nt Do ook Dim, sut seeing that De- did
uo. pp-ar Iefu-r from burt, sad remembering cIcuu
hich happened soueriu- prcvious pili-d on
fhintirE be +4s bat fi chilly hurt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

suFtsioR CoUsr-Nos T. H. Is, 49, o. o. So 81 50, 90
A. 46 a. 49, g33 49, 80 Oh -. - 90 o., TO- 81 10 30
COSMOS PLEAs-NoA A. A., 50, 49, o. 3d. 80, 90 60. o.
l01
ClscUIr CoURT The May term, before Judge Ei~sfis
has ournsd 70 Monday, owing q want Of court room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 3.

rY- Those Of cor subscribers ~ho victims see p'i-
tics p.ats Of the vics Of moving requested 70 s.e a
.toa 81 thsr n,vs residences At the oes Of Ts Isf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

EF- How the American Museum will be throDgsd sssn
To-Day, IA being Grand Family Holiday and the ehleIu
In the hghsat .ats Of excitement. To see that wodss
Giant Baby The magnificent exhibition Of those bea1u
ial Dssolging Views, ard splendd rev piece by Gfes
Western ana other superb entertainments msae ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

sAH0ss sANsAfASiLLAAs the budding Of the trees III.
shootns Of the tender grass snd he opening u the ow
era and blossoms chssciszs Spring As SEASON Of rene
walton 90 90 he Aies Leaf The ~iheas hero .sd TIE
dssclies u ths whole vegetable creation ,am5 Wnls
- season Of gaaiJ'ia and temporary decay Nor i,~
iosensies q these Influences and &c be oannot sep s
plant throogh the Winter months Ls will - wisely &c
prepare BIS system for the Of oTpo By resort
'oms INV sossing preparation at ts so-nsceemsnI fs'
combined sooie' sntseptie aud uosstey spersnt pof
critics Of saNoss .dcas Il as 81 approPf
az preparation os ihis rurpess A. prevention sesus
than cure We recommends ali Who have pre- disposition
hereditary or Otherwise 10 Oeerous eruptyo diseases
b. through Of this medicine At least osefS
Spring snd Fall
Prepared ana sold, wholesale snd retail, b. A. s.
SANDS Wholesale DrusUss loo Fulton, sornsr Of VIII
aast rs Broadway, and II Esss Broadway, Ne~-f0r''
Sold also By Druggists generally throughout the unsd
States Price VI per bottle, or six bottles for g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03
BY TIE aIDllGHT SOUT0ERI Bali

VIsaiaiA ELEcrioe--h-io, ns hom 40 colnl's-
ia Virgins snow Loco Eoco gain d Delegates
and Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03
business Enti(ee.

CHSicE Nav CscP TEAS, GROCERIES, kc.--Ws you'd
inform the lovers of good Tea that Mr. FOWLER $50 srd
~ Grssawish and 20 Vs.ey has jlst received ion
the late sales large Of fine and foe HJ
'on Young Hyson ssd Oolosg Teas which be is onsfiss
al reduced prices viz Extra hns Youog Hyson Is esen
TOE Young Hyson aad G0npoweer 50 cents extra hos
Ooions 80 cents nee do, IS per h. Also best quality old
Java Coffee, 2i cents and white aad brown sos.r and
Groceries OF all sints, for sac Al low prices for cash
WhOlessls snd rstAiI uXJZts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03
Cousre.s-Hope baltimore Convention. sc.
Editorial Correspondenoe.
WAsuSaroS Monday night MAJ


WASHINGTON, Monday night, MAY
The whole country will hear with pleasure ihat
a strong effort has been made to push ahead the
public business in the House. Mr.. Vintons mo.
tion to make the Appropriation Bills the special or
der for w ednesday wac carried this morning by "A
strong vote-the Nays not Wings, OF course The
House will not adjourn this week for the annual
taking up of carpets, &c but will wait aud do 30 al
the sitting of the Baltimore Convention, three
weeks hence. Meantime large amount OF the
essential business Of the Session may be dis
patched If the resolution evinced to day is adhered
to. and | now joyfully hear the belief expressed
that Congress may adjourn by the middle Of June
at farthest May it prove 50!
Nobody begins TO know yet who will be nomin
ated at Baltimore, aud the chances of Polk, Cas-,
and Woodbury., appear to outsiders about equal
Buchanan seems to be nowhere IL may be Gen.
Butler. Gen. Worth, or somebody not yet heard Of.
Gen Pillow, understand, is no, deemed available
Talking Of Baltimore The Union of yesterday
morning had an article very absurd in It's outward
sense. but quite significant when interpreted by
the science of correspondence. It's words import
recommendation that the approaching Baltimore
Convention should adopt and reaiirm the Resou-
tons Of the last Baltimore Conventional most
ridiculous proposal when it is considered that
OF those resolutions expressly affirmed that our
right to the hole Of Orsgonis clear and aRguesti0n0-
BE-" and clearly promised that said right should
be maintained and enforced by the candidates then
nominstedi instead of which MIR. Polk has surreu.
dered forever half Of thstvery Oregon and given
the British commercial right Of way through the
other. But the oecuit meaning Of ths Organ ovi.
IDENTIFY is that the Convention should reSiopi the
candidates Of lSi4-a suggestion which hope viii
meet with favor.
We have miserable weather here on the aver
age-sour noTsheasten winds, dull, cloudy skies,
and yet hardly drop of rain. Tee heritage suffers
for water, while the atmosphere ia suscSsrsed with
it A shabtisr May day than this has hardly been
endured this side Of Labrador
OHIo-The Wings Of the Kiln Congressional
District have nominated JosN SHshRMAS Of Rich.
land Co. Delegate to the NssioDEl Convention. sad
PJ RzzsoK OF Ashland Co substitute No ia.
stractiOns.
AT the same meeting hoLLlN &. HUKD Of Knox
Co was chosen Presidential Esctor
10 the XVIII District, Judge DAVENPORT OF Non
roe Co. is the Delegate q the National Convention
and DAsIEL KlLcoNes Of Cadiz Is the Wing can
didstc for Electm.
STATE CoNyESTIOS IN BocHEsTER-A mass
Convention for the nomination q sale oicers ~ tac
Liberty League or National RsiormeEs, TO be held IN
Rochester on tia "a day OF June next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

FiRE iN rHz W0oDs.-lne IGaaf0a Mass
Hhig fays tlat s5olt 90 Of weed sns, h-lou-1i
Hnl. hos-r1 Lo4hrlp ana otl.rs. Ttuatsi l5t frs
distance ft9n d. ca-ues 1 Eiston, burned over
Ga sl-sy 49, 'et GesfsJlas iafgs 4l41i.y 1l
abe VIVID IL ~ai 'ss % as b. oJJa Who s7aaiag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

y A httls weii-digested thought seconded b. well.
arrested energy ia executing what good tense cs.
ses 70 Dc cono hss made ths fortune Of many man and
~aFstuins thoroughly Ia Inc newspapers Of the cocny
"sys resulted successful y, everybody knous
v q PsLMsk, Al h's ofico in The Tribun. Buildin.s
daily receiving e1geTsene1ts aGd sgbscs ptons Tor "a,
best pa2sIs Of the whole county for which be h. as,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

ESGGfsH ESIHusi,sM.-We are permitted %
copy a few passages Of much spin. aud eioqaence
from etter which ABBY HUrcHNsoS has Just re-
csive1 rom ANNA MARY HJwIrT, the gif,ed
daughter C William ana Msry Hewitt IL IS il-
terestng. as showing ne feeling OF that class Of
English rslormers 10 which these authors belong
All our auxe,es AID interests are ilsl nov merged in
ere sllluc srugge going on, on me C91fileIt Our
r.rts bound bear 0f ne MOB c1ursl 81 Latr1s ant
lli.css er.ii and most trily igog passages iu
l- .-at kesoigl1n Was thert eTgr slc1 lesson rcad
O. --s .l tyranny Aay . s.eis- p-l 20 srer 3tne1
these p-tr. their asglraf.cHs sur-g ile people ans
anc kecG hcl .l u tte.r r0versisnty, ant .et ias
srll seEoawe.gr. fHst LhcriY + lal-ty, fra-cfuiy
al mere wo-ls. tl. ..- uos sfi- % Christianity
Was llrlrtF. s-.s-ns ss u.- 81. ls the cl-i
sn-rrl-. calculating s-rii si.l rh-h lie l. ssl Pres.
-rt s'sl tls lrlrg 1f the qul grfsiv-a the Elrfs
al these r-r-lluls T1y iarsh ~ these a.temqts O.
ca-y lug the ,sc1lrls Christ 10 L-- tles he
s-lioes and fharsss aho. lic CHRIST aqF-slei oe-ly
aw9ns 10 u1ss Wuut hsve equally de-isd nn -s t
dreamer all s,iuols cnsIarterf AL mis- spirit 81 pe-
srcss Is sn answer Cd tae pray Thy Kingdom Come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03
FROM THE FsrScH Wrsr IsDms.-The bark

FROM THE FsENcs WEST INDHs.-The bark
Ann d. Richardson which arrived 81 this port on Monosy,
brings accounts q apprehension In GuadAoupe On
aeeoup, Of tho design Of the Provisional Government 70
abolish slavery there. At Base rerre all wac quiet
though business stand still The following pro
oiamaton bad been issued by the Governor
PROCLAMATION
INHaBirANrs Or GUApALUUFE. A Provisional Govern.
neut replaces France the instituted under the
Chatter II 1881
Frsue quite a. liberty adopt any institutions uPou
which the msj,riy ofthe nation may decide
The pcCp a-of Gusds0ure must wait with pztence and
con rs the result at which the pointed Metropolitan
Govsfuulent may srfiQe-with regard 20 Emancipation =
measure quite rec1rceAbia with their seQuirei rEtts
The precautionary stcp taken bs re Colonial Council II
GusdAoape has the cufIr APPRECIATION n be Provisional
Government Toservius O. itse AoTevor the a. her cen
s,dsgaton II The means Necessary f.r s completion.
LAfRLE. Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03
sub-crIber. received % semI- YeeLIy Tribups.

REMOVALS Country customer both old and
eau bs iatDrmsd snd invited through PALssas AgencJ
whose list embraces the best papers Of tho whole soun
Thsis tbs anyhow for Advertising for tho SPIRIT
trade Of the othsT Countie, and Stats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

To raE PupLic.-I hereby offer and ass,s to forfsii
600 II DO not soil as good Boots for 81 81 sold
10 the city ior 50 or 81 Aud arthermore agree TO To-.
fell The same any other sells 5000 Boots for
- 20" sell have now the largest retail trade Of any
sire 10 the city and shsl enasagor keep By sess
better Boots al less prices than any OF my com pstos
myzor II &. JONES, IA Auc-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

q Persons wishing The Tribune lsi, Al their resid
enee or AZ their places Of business viii please .end
not arough the Po Oee or leave word ~ the csss OF
the Psbls ling ofsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

IhNlGRArIoS.-The number ofimmgrants which
have sfyed - bostcu dgros the u April last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

Uunker OcIeSaIss IL Baltimore.
Avn Di.ares--Ron. jos X tIkSBxBs u FrlrAHn c.
.LIA observation-disclosures L. PASsCaT Of Geneva.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

FIRE - ToRONr0.-Two brick dwelling-houses
were eslitoyed BY nre 10 Toronto Caasds yda,
last They were failJ Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

"a TIE lst lnst b. s.epasn II ryug, d d. WILLIAM
u = HARRISON aaa hiss MARY ANSE CUNNING
HAa, al u New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

~ a late numter of ths Ch1n'ssi0s Ersaiag
Aefs contains m elaborate esliuuaiellsa 10 lvor q
Pr CLAY Or he rrssssncy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

- dispatch ium Boston. dated Toesdsy
Mas 2. says raoa Raser. vn8 cou.ai.isa 70 ths
Toahs u Nsw-lort fr o,ualerfitas aBd escaped six
noa'ss az. was s1s-is' al $40 o',k h's morning a.
b house Ia Carney. placo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATIONS Is ST. LOUIS
srgs meeting OF sl parties and classes was held
S. Louis ITO 2ta uf TO express The sympathy q
that c.y VITA re republican movements in Europe En-
tsasiase ana eloquent addresses we're delivered a Eng
lsh, German snd French, End ne Marssiaiso was fe
qasEts sung by lhe crowd duiing ne ceremonies A
Committee % tnrco appointed 90 PEE aye airess,
~hc1 ne Mayor ol S. Louis was requested, o. vcic o.
forward 20 Lari-rfnc, au1 through hm % s The free
nations p Europe v't1 waon Frsucs frsterlizss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

CHARTER CONvENIIoN-T Convention was
TO have held meeting the Common Council room l,st
evening" but for of quorum obi ged 10 adjourn
until Friday evening neat Nothing new this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

PoRT AZ PMNcs Later edvloes fnom Pofl ga
Prince STATE hs. me news Of .ba Preach Revolution has
reschef theg- croatrg great exgtsnon. The merchants
vey apsTcherssc ct lco ia their business Aars
Il behaved thst ieo Provisional Government would
rsi3y enforce the lsyusat Ct n, national d,t' AZ
,asrtay e.a,s Paale ihs oasJ siiis Of me republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03
POLIcE-Josiah Alilerwas arrested Yesterday b

EyENisG SrAR-CoL SpOoner has retired from
the edito> partnens Of this paper which will hereai-
ter b. conducted BY Edward b. sP0onsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

officer Clayton, charge Of stealing arse aud nua-
Der Of other art Kidder Thu accused
commit Cd for exam Mr. Thomas Bailey ~9s
yesterday charge Of hastady preferred BY MR.
Caron- Haat The at air snicaby settled by their
asfesins 10 be married BY Justice Garrison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

STATE CoSyESrIoS IN RocHEsTER-A mass
Convention for the nomination q Stale oosrs ~ re
Liberty League or National RsiormeFs. IS 10 be held IN
Rochester on thu ~ day OF June next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

CfRcUr COUST-8sf1rs Judge Huribut.-C Carpenter ".
sssfsa and 0thsrs -As0a iJr malicious prosecution BY
parties engaged Ia the Kidd ship snd Others This
case after intsrrssngm Of tres days owing % ind $40.
st0n " he Judge resumed yesterday, and two or
three more witnesses examined Tor ne prosecution after
which Mr Jordan moved for nOnsgit which wss denied
aad be si 0psn the eass for defence this forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

POLICE-Offcer Larkin yesterday arrested a
man named Oven DOnohoe, chsfg- 81 srsou 10 hAv
ing ire a. blseksuiths chop la twen-ih-st near
xth- avenue. Detained br examination "a al VINO
ave b nsms ~ Andrew Dous also arrested shd dc
tued on charge Of having brokea iulo the house VI Al
thur Dune, and set hfs 90 the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

w Re dud in the ~ y. Mercury an excellent con
seosa,oa of ihe Pillow trial. the Eao features Of which
We copy.
Tns testimony OF Mr.. rris on tie nineteenth cay, was
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-14
DIED..

In this town, on the Sd instant, Mr.. James M.
Thompson, aged % years, leaving vile aud
three children and large circle OF TRENDS 10
mourn their loss.-COm.
At his residence in New Hanover county. on
the 5th inst. after five days illness of Putrid Sore
Throat and Congestion of the Brain, Washington
Collins, Esq, aged SIS years,4 months and Jays
The deceared had for number of years been an
ardent member of the Presbyterian Church, and
for the last eighteen years an acting Magistrate OF
his county. The community has suffered great
loss in the death of Mr.. Collins. He has lett a
wife and eight children, with a large number OF
relatives and friends, to mourn their loss. The
Lord hath given and the Lord hath taken away
blessed be his name forever.--COm.
The Standard and Register, Raleigh, will please
copy.
In Wadesborough, on the ed ult., after short
illness. Mr.. Jared s. Arnold, formerly of Con
necticut.
In Newbern, Mr. Thomas Carney in his 49th
year. Also, Mr.. VIM. Morriss, in his 66th year
In Washington, N. G., on tho 26th ut., L. r
Lathsm, Esq.
In Sampson county, on the llth ult., Killbee
Faison, Esq, in the 46th year of his age.
In Raleigh, on the 29th ult, VIM. I. Hopkins
Esq, aged about 40 years, formerly of Georgia
but for several years a resident of Raleigh.
In Mariana, Fla, on the Oath ult., Mr.. d. ID
Rawls, in the 28th year of his age, formerly o
Halifax, N. c..
Near Grenade, Miss, on the 18th of March
John Collier Baker. ESD formerly of Brunswick
county, N. c., in the 6sth year of his age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-14
JVesC Spring
WI i L L1NERV GOODS.

HRS. BRAMLE'r respec,f,,,lv ;nortns n. T..
I'LL dies of Wilmington and ,bo s;,tftStndnx
country, that she has just received from The North
her SPRING and SUMNER stock Of Mi .IiNERV
and STAPLE GOODS. Her stock Mas hase,
laid in with great care and comprises the tsiSe.i
assortment ever before offered in this market lief
goods are offered for sale Of lower rates than si:
lar articles can be bought at any other Millinery
Store in the place. She deems it unnecessary to
state in an advertisement the various articles she
has for sale, but respectfully invites those in want
of any article in the Millinery line to give hef 4
call at her store on Frcnt near Market street, and
examine her goods before purchasing elsewhere:
March a. lS4S--T29.u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-14

NAVAL STORES Since our last, Tur-
pentlne has come in very sparingly; receipts
have not been more than 1900 or 1000 bbls
All that arrived was taken at steady rates,
viz: So 25 for Soft, and 81 90 for Hard
The sales to-day have been only about 100
bills, at the above rates. Spirits Turpentine
has gone down still lower; we hear of sales
at CSC per gallon TARA slight rise took
place in this article day or two ago Sales
of several hundred bbIs have been male at
81 373, and 81 SO. We hear of sales to -dav
at both the above prices. 1t is rather inclined
to recede 10 former rates. We quote at 81 AZ
a ST 374. Rosim-Sales of ?, 900 barrels No.
3, at so cents per Dbl.
STATES-Sales R. O. HID, Slaves at 81
and W. o. Bbl. Slaves at $40 Sill so, at so
days.
p LUMBER-Sales are extremely dull. See
quotations.
1IMBER-Several RATS Mill Timeber
nave arrived since yesterday morning. Our
quotations include sales of all descriptions.-
ping Timber.
FREIGHTS-Coastwise have gone still
lower since last report See table.
Sales of New Orleans Mess Pork al s11 so
Sl2 per Dbl; sales N. O. Molasses at 26 a
27 cents; sales N. o. Bacon at 81 cents :;
sales N. 0. Whiskey at &c cts, from on ship
board.