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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
.Nresc York, Sept l-3

New York, Sept l-3 ?. M Consp r-cy has been discovered in Pas ris the objec, Of which was 10 kidnap Gen. Cavaignac, and obtain possession Of lhe g ,veInmen,. - It is feared iha, the disa affected will ai- temp, another outbreak, making the I,al> ian question the pretexi. The Governmen, IS taking energetic m' asures iO suppress any movement of the kind.
 All the j.nrnais of Paris hsve to give . bond of 24OOO francs as caution money, lest they speak 100 freely of government. | Ahdel-Kader is to be sent to Paris. The exploitation Of Milan is confirmed.
 The people are exasperated ssainx, Charles Alber, and mobbed him. They a,e determined nol 10 submit 10 the Ausirians.
 Al Bo!ogna the Italians rose and drove the author',ies out of the city. The Aus ,rians then began bombardmeni. The people take the istrusiOn Of the Astrians as personal insult aud will offer strong re sislance by arms. .......r.
 The nniou of Hanover with Germany is agreed on.
 Russia is still making military preparas Iions. <" -7-
 Spain is much disturbed by the CaE No important conflicts. N
 Portugal Is much excited politics
 The expedi'ion from Naples agaifN is susper ded. E.
 The latest Telegraph from London the Cbanlsi excitement siilI coptipue England. nnc increases, while the soOiR Ireland is trssquil .W
 Fourteen State prisoners are to be sent 10 Belfast jail. --1 ,-.- ...- sTa.
 Paris vas quiet.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
For President, ZACHARY TAYLOR, of Louisiana.
For Vice President, .MELL.ARD HLLsWORE
 of New York.
For Presidential Electors.

FOF RFVSH%VNSkN2 bAUVtVs~ THOMAS $ WILLIAMS. n Hartfr THOMAS W WILLIAMS. ofN. L"ndon. SOLOMON OLMSTED, of Eas' Hsr,f rd. EBENEZER JACKSON. of Mlddle'own. JOHN Met LILLIAN, Of Woods,ock. JOSHUA 8 FERRIS, oi Stamford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

IOWA The Keokak Dispatch IOno) says the Senate will stand 10 Loros 70 8 Wings, anu one t.e The ouse p l1cos and ll iAEbigs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
1.-THE ALLE.G ANlANS."

au- We ate sTa,'f"d ir learn that Ihese pop. ular vocslis,a will bc in Litch6sld soOn, when ,ur citizens will have An opPoI'n 'nnIIy to hear them
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

NEw YORK, Aug 3I, 2 o'clock, P. N.
 The steamship NIAGARA arrived at Quarantine this evening from Liver pool ~h'ch port she left on the 18th insl. aller p>ssage. by way of Halifax, of li,lle over II days. '.
 Her adviceS, which are seven days later, are full of interest politically and commer- cinllY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
lrrCliFtELD ENQUIRER
LITCHFIELD, Sept. !. IsAS.

Tn the dark and troubled night that Is upon n. I ace uo star abnve the hnriz"n promising Gsh, to guide us. but the inledigeni' Pa'f'o''c' united Whig party ot the United S's,es. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

0o-Nelson D C"e, of Winsted. was elected Colonel ot the 4,h regiment. ist brigade. on Thursday last-vice Col Hotchkis resigned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

DThese are 6Gleen ITssh CIabs in New York city. One of lhem brass sbs same 0E the Hogace Greeley Club.
 The numbeF of Episcopal CIeTgymen ia this Saate h G0; parishes 7e, and COu'@a' aieanGs 1000.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

Ncs- The PresWient, ii is sald, is coming north tA a week or two. He will probably visit N. V England, and will be abssna from Svashington. two We Sska.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

%Pren.ice Parkhurs,. Esq, has beeL appointed Postmaster al Bantam Falls, in the place of Murray Kenney, deceased. r
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
ST LOUIS, Aug 3l.

. ST I4)UIS, Aug 3I.
 0b- The great Mormon Te'"pIe at N"u> vo", has 5r. n pun hnsrd by Isaac Powrr, for the Proirsant Coilrge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
ENGLAND,


 On the l4lL the Manchester magi&ira te struck blow against club organization, by arres,ing IA ot the chief leaders of the various clubs, al hyde, Dukefeld an.. Gid> ham. ...
 The Chartisis have appeared in conxid- erahle numbers parading through the dis- Iicts armed. .. ...
 At Liverpool un the 18th. strong bodies of Police made sudden descent upon the Charti>, club in Wehber stree. Blackfriars, and captured IA men. They were found to be armed with pistols loaded to the muzzle, bikes, three cornered daggers, spear heads and swords, wi:h an ample supply of gun> powder, sho, and tow balls. At Ashton. under Lyme aud other districts round Manchester, mobs have paraded the street armed with pikes and guns.
 RELIANT. Vhe Tribunc's account of the great bats ,le and victory al Slievena mon Mountain, turns cut to have been hoax. Smith OBTien has been arrested.
 MeSsrs. Meagher, o Donoa hue an! Leyne have been arrested, and the police and sol. diers are engag:d in a hot pursuit aEer MT. O'Gorman aud those of the confederales who are still a. large.
 Arrests continue 10 be made, and active proceedings are on foo, to bring MT. OBri. en 10 trial.
 The British governmen, had made sew erai arrests Oi lriShmen and Chartis's in England for using srd',iouS language. The south "f Ireland is tranquil. i Application was made for he pos,pone> men. of MT Duffy str'aI, as letter found among 0 Br,en'S papers duplicates him in tue charge of high treason. The potato diseasr has made its app"ar, ance in Enyland, Ireland and Scotland . Fiv" persons have been seized in Armagh. l They had crossed over from Artruss ID, in Scotland aud took the Uls.er raj lway from Armagh. They are said tn have consisted of three Americans and two Frenchmen, and one journal mentioning the tact says, "they had El7 OtO up,n them" another says the sum foua was fl,7LO. F2.ANC CE. Paris still continues in state of Seige.
 About !70D more persons have been found guilty of having taken par. in the insur- | leclion aud 2tIOO have heen set al liberty. Two new fIigrieS have be- n ordered to be fitted up al B est. for he reception of inc lnsurgenl prisoners. +.
 The gr ates, anxiety con,inucs 10 prevail respecting the disclosures hich printed ev. dencc of the insurfection is expectrd to unfold.
 The la'esr news from. Paris de escribes sn uns tiled stale of things up to the lass mos | meat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
SEVEN D.Ys LATER FROM EU> ROPE.
Arrival ef tho E1eamshlp Nk& A.

ARREST OF CLUBBISTS AND CHAR
 FISTS IN ENGLAND.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

ARREST OF AMERICANS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

0s- The New Yo.k Stale Fsis commenced at BsfIslo on Tuesday. and will continue on Wednesday and Thursday. The Hon. John c Sp.neeE. is io deliver the annual address.
 O. Hon. John P. Hale. the abolition eandi- date for ahe Presidency. has written . letter withdrawing his name.
 O. Chsisi"Pher Damn of Belgrade. Me-. was walking in room where gun and bayoRet were hanging horizontally seai"s' the wall. asd at the moment when his shoulder was near ib~ bayonet. the lightning passed from the pOini Sf che bayO0et to his b.dy and killed hi@.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

Farther arrests h Ireland.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
POta,O rot ExIendirg.

ADVANCE IN BREAD-STUFFS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
WRiG STATE CONVENTION,

This Convention met at MiddleiOwn, an the S0'h ulI and assembled al Eagle Hall. al 10 o'clock.
 convention called Io order at lo1 9 O'clock The Hon. l. w Stuart im the Chair p,o Iem Wm. 5. Hoichkiss, Secretary. On motion of J. F Babcock, Of New Haven a committee of one from each Senatorial dis tr.ct was nominated 10 organize the COnven-- tion.
 lst Senatorial District. Charles Chapman. 2d. Col. SOlounon OlnIsted. Sd. Gen. Case, of Canton. 4,h. John 6. Rice
 5lh. William C. White. 9th. Dr. Kirtland.
 7th. c. F. Daniels. of New London. sh. John Dunnam.
 9,h. Philo A. Gillette. 10th. Charles Foote.
 litn Alanson Smlh. l2,b. A. H. Byingtoh. 18th. Thomas Hough. l4ih. Thpmas E. Graves. 18th. Col Griswold
 18th. Nathaniel B. 5" ith. I7th. Robins Batteli. 18th. Horace Clark.
 l9th Henry Fainter.
 2Oth Mr Stearns .. 2lst. Mir Daggett.
 CommitfAe ot nne from q CN,ntv ,.,~a .h.r
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

The enormous influence thrown b. rh.
presea; Tariff in favor Of foreign manurac-
-lrss. is plainly shown by the following
facts:
Ial-f5 there were imported from Eag-
land ll'5 the United States Of plain cali
.c1as. I9.54l.2l5 yards. Iul5t1. under the
present Tariff, there were imported 4I.5I9.-
pa wards
OF lace, there was imported in 'lG. 4.052.-
397 yards and in I54z, S.72LS3s yards.
OF cotton thread, these was i'm ported in
1916, t22,452 pounds; in 1917, St2,4C7
pounds.
The total increased import Of yard goods
was more than sufficient 10 give every man.
woman and child ID lhe United States
yards each. And this Is consequence Of
the votes given for james X. Polk. BY men
WOO desired Protection TO American Labs-.
but were swiBdIed to believe that the Duck
river gentleman was lust las good Tarig
man 10 Henry Cav
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

food, ana other property, were also de-
stroyed.
The Oregon Regiment having been
reinforced, 80 as to number 500 men, they
took up their line of march for the Waiia
Waila. On the 18th of February, the
enemy appeared on the plains in great
numbers. and line of battle was formed.
The engagement commenced about ten
o'clock, and lasted until night parted the
combatants. Bach party camped on the
ground, but the next morning the enemy
had left the field. 4 large number fin
dams, OF other tribes, were present, as
lockers on ofthe strife. 1t was not known
how many Of the Indians were killed
The troops had a nine FOUNDER with them,
mounted on an emigrant's wagon, drawn
BY SIX yoke Of oxen: the balls gave out
during the battle. and they were com
PEELED to shoot away the lock-chains be-
longing to the baggage wagons.
Next day, they marched to the Uilia
river. and thence to Dr.. WHITMAN's Ms
sion, the scene of the massacre. All the
property about the place had been de-
stroyed by the Indians. and the houses
burnt. Here. too, were the heads Of tie
Doctor and Of HI arr;s,l, vito VINO i
rae ward. and ,be bonez If the Other snf
lerers wing sbont on the orouad Atthis
ooiat | EesS the troonS. and tool, the Rme
Mountain route, the snow from three TO
sya f.at deem FIR ,hopt rl,;r.,, 80, -,
a we f.I inio The fbirI d.~iE3on ','' Of 0rr-
CON.
There va-a ton of NJ N corn,sn,-
Iiant. Bown,a, q II E,Iart Iohn y
Owen. IS. Il. MILAN D .. Rnrras D,y,
YouDn. Jacob Tcahonr J,nos Iobnsraid
and Harvey F,,ars.---,I,,, ,,,b.,, bs,-s-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
| G 0 |


The anniversary exercises Of th- or
One thousand and One. will b. c-IsT
DO due form at Mineral Point. o. u
the 10Th day Of Nay, $3.50. O.O.-..
the brethren Of the Lodge at TINS pIs.'
expected 10 Be prompt 10 their atreu94--~
the Lodge Room Al O'Clock 4 v. i.
brethren at distance, ard the 5.e'a's-
subordinate Lodges throughout The EN-
are afectionat.ly invited 10 attend. 7 Q.
'Zels, Ladies and Gentlemen also arc T,'.
fully invited to attend. a.,
The address will be delivered a, 'bs ! y I.
Church, at II O'Clock, by Broths' 7A-'
CRAwFoRD. z
The Constitution viii be read BY the y. =
Secretary, Brother II. B WELsE. lI....-
cessIOn sill be under the direci.211 -
Grand Marshal, Brother PHILIP ". IL
assisted by two deputies. D..
Music, By the Mineral Point Br2s'
VIM T. HENRY, y :.
II. p. WELSH, q. a. W
Mineral Point, May 1873.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

T., H. :. T.,: - .r... u,
80 : ',''''',''- = ''''
. 81 ~ o"''lGi'0e '-1 io''o"'"S news
from Mexico which IS oiqaIte an inter
e>llng nature:
Another bat,,e has been iou ,It between
our troops and the II .yica1,- n. b,t-
tic was fought near san Cruz dc ..osalcs.
Mexican loss, $50 killed, 80 wgu.,..d.
a,,d forty ,tFi,..,- t,l,,., ,.r.-..,,.r...
,ne los on our part was bu1 live Killed
and twenty wounded. The Mexican
torce was about 20UJ while lie Aueri-
lean force was about 1856
GEN. ScOrr and SUITE left the city OF
Mexico on the pa u.t. and arrived ii
Vera Cruz Oh SUNDAY the 3yIb. n. I'M
mcd.atcIy embarked on the brir ST. Pc.
.crs5urg for Nuw-Yo.k. under s.IJr.
.rom Fort Conception. Il, was waI.,s
Ipyn by the conl.naus.r ortbe f.at ,,.
received salute from f,a a,,-e.i, WI.
Deriaud. On Monday. The ~ in.t 49,"
81 Petersburg was towe1 ~ 80 h, tIo
propeller Tnumson. In Da.-i,r the .,,r,
Snip Relief and Irrgats i, u,h-r.ant ,,,;r
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

protested against as - sacrifice oc
tional honor aud naiioaa! fight: and Va
his instructions, If Louis McLana b,
tul, treaty was concluded which .p,.-. 'a'
ed more than five degrees OF the t.
He was pledged to conquer a neaca J.
Mexico, such Al peace as would afforl
deinnity for the past and security for n. T.
tpre;" and yet he has sanctioned the -. "
OF an unauthorized agent, which embra..
principle in neither particuIar-a ~.
which anneXss, after two years of war o.
cost Of 500, 100000 and ten thousand i.
the very country for which, only three -.
ago. he would only agree to pay SI5.oo1or A..
He IS glad TO pay as much now, and b.,
we have Indemnity for the past and ss..
~ for the future :" What. then. are Ma,
what their necessity !-whcn any adm
tration, rightly conducted, must be c,,..
after all, BY the progress of human al.
and the exigencies Of the moment. Pied.
There can be 10 pledges, but clear h..
an honest heart, and upright will. Tia.
united in the man who cniists popular s..
pathy, aud Wing in principle. are a'..
Wing party require. These PLEDGES T..
have in Zachary Taylor, and come what
they viii rally to his standard, and onae,-
do battle Tor the Country and its Cons.
Jion,--N o. National.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

CIT 67agS. princes, states, cOHn0HtCeatdRS and
goreTnm eGts, all being illegal, lcithout his sa-
cred coz ira,ati0n Oad that they MAY SAFELY
BE DESTROYED therefore, TO the utmost OF
my power, ! snaii and will defend this doe
UIae, aGd his holiness rights and customs a.
guiDst all usWpcrs of the heTetical, or Prot
estant authority whatsoever, especially a
Eainst the now pretended authority and
Church OF England, and all adherautS in re
gard taat cley and she be usurpai and hsret-
zeal. opposing the sacred mother-ChurCh OF
Rome. I 10 reR0Upce and disOlcR ma allcgi-
uaca as DE to any LsreiicqL king, prince, or
s.ale. named Protestant, or obedience ID ana
Of t1elr lute1'tor magistrates or officers
% further declare, that | viii help, assist
AND advise all or any of his holiness agents IN
any place wherever shall be. and mn Ut
mos. TO EETIRPATE THE EERETIcAL PHorEs-
TANrS' doctrine, and to dest0ry all their pre-
tented p2lrsrs, regal or otherwise. DO fur
Their promise and declare, that notwilhstan-
ding am dispensed TO assume any religion
hereacal, for the propagating of the mother
chursd's interest, to keep secret and pr, ate
All usE agents c0uaSels. as they entruSt me-
and TOT 10 diTulge. directly or Indirectly, by
WORD writing or circumstances Whatever
but snail execute AL which shall be proposed.
gives IN charge or discovered unto me. bv
you my gaostiy sathcr or by any ur this sa-
cred convent. All which, |, 2. B., DO swear
b taa blessed Trinity, aud blessed sacra-
men. winch I am now about 70 receive, to
perform aud on my part To keep luy.olahIr ::
ana ~ cal! All the heavenly and glorious host Of
heaven 10 witness nay real intention TO keep
'a':o.aUiy: and do call all the heavenly and
-..rloSs lost OF laaFen TO witness these my
D ra4rrr 5tsr n L. f,-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

IRIsH VITA friend Of ours ~
resides IN North Pearl street wor,
fishing the other day. and among il
er things that he had hauled m ~
i large sized turtle. u enjoy
surprise ofhis servant girl, he pl.,
it in her bed room. The next m,-
ing the first thing that bounced 4.
tac breakfast room was Blddv, W.
the exclamation OF BE Jabers. rvac.
the devil" what devil ?" car-.s.
the man OF the house, foigning sar,r[.
The bull bed bug that has been a:a.,.
ihe children for the last month. ASH.
IS new name for TINS dones,ca,.
assassin, we thought We would
it out. Bull bed-bug' is Good
bany knickerbOcker.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

Power OF ELoo ENcE.- Tie p p.
Q"eaoc OF the celebrated Wbnf.,a
il is said, was ut times irrys.s,apI
the accomplished skeptic Ches,erau
was present when this popular rraa,
er presented the votary Of sin una
the figure Of a blind be-gar Icdav.
little dog. The dog had broken h.
string, Ire blind cripple, uita
staff between boih hands gropel b
way unconscious To the side of a ~.
ipi.c. As he felt along with hls<s.
It dropped down the descent too far
send back an echo. He thought il
on the ground. and bending f5rw
took one careful step to recovcru.-
ne trod on vacancy, poised 4 mona
ana fell headloug.-Ghesterfeld SPA
rom his seat cEcIaiming. by h.au
he's goney
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

>LAFEET.--Nenaror Butler u SON. &.
'"na, lately expressed hjms.ifu til ..a
'n- emphatic manner on the doom o. b..
erl slavery:
- feel shat the sentiment Of tie Nra
-ainst the institution If slnvery is adu.,
with The certainty Of the ualarm from
Fou'lue marshrs-with the celtaory Il
progressive movements, and there Is % &
gu.s,nI IT,
From the time Of the Missouri CON-
m'se' the spirit of fanaticism has gra
with accelerated rapidly, and it now
one Q, the dangerous elements Of
ambition.
/ declare solannly before Heareg II
believe we are in a doomed ml5r.y, .
'ha, it Is the duty Of the South 10 ,aas 81
measures to avert the evil.
d. make the prediction, that shoa
part Of Mexico come INTO the acqui.
this tn'on, there VIII be provisions iGr
70 prohibit slavery"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

LESTIT,S OATH

u. 4. B.. now, in the presence Of Al
mighty God, the Blessed Virgin Mary. The
blessed MichHi the Archangel, the blessed
ST John the Baptist, the holy apostles. St.
Peter and 81. Paul. and the saints. and s.-
cred hosts and heaven, and TO you ms ghost
y Father, Do declare from my heart. with
out mental reservation, that His Holiness
Pope Gregory XVI, Is Christs Vicar Gener-
al. and IS the true aud only Head Of the
Catholic or Universal Church throughout
the earth. aad TINT by yirtne Of the KEYS Of
binding and loaSing, given 10 his Holiness BY
Jess Christ. + H... -sr p G.l-,s -st.-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
CAMPAIGN PAPERS.

.ffbdIhifI- L iNoANA.4tAeAA NCt-bN-'s e'4Ni -
have been requested by several Of our
friends 10 issue ore from the Office Of the
Tribune. Under our present circumstan-
ces We are not prepared to do II; bu.
should any of cur friends wish for the
Tribune to circulate during the campaign
or should any wish to subscribe for that
time, we will furnish them on the follow
lag terms. for six months:
For q single subscriber, IS cents.
Packages 20 to one address, C8
Of 80 {" 80
The above prices to be paid Invariably
an a4uance. The time proposed viii in
clude the Whole political campaign and
nearly one month thereafter, which vii!
afford sufficient time to get the entire =
turns throughout the Union. Besides the
Political matter, the readers Of the TRI-
BUNE will be furnished with the Current
News Of he day, both Foreign and Do
nestle, together with a large portion a
useful and interesting Miscellany. Oar
arrangements are such that we shall re-
ceive papers from almost every portion Of
- - -.l.l;.:.- =, ,-l.;,.l, 49,. shalt
receive the latest ToIeeraph.c Dispatches
not only from GaIcna, bet from Chicago
and Milwaukee.
Should anv ofour friends feel sufficient
interest in the matter 10 exert themselves
I,tIa :, IN ,ioio,r s,,hsrribars ., the
above tc-ros ,hei- t;r4ncSe will he 3Ylz
rsoinrocate5
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~ = # ~
1''u'u' -,-'''s / " -,
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J"us''''
io''''i i,''-' -
cah O ''i9 :, - i''s'' ,''.'' = ISL :
MEEK nau JuS' "il'' ca Il o., - 7o''' anu
proceeded 70 " "'''',is 'o"' ~ '''o - r'Sl
q So''''''"s "'D io' ,lI o'''A'' - y = -
between ""ot" ana '''e SURROUNDING "',-
a"' ! ''''''''
\ 'PP''''s mo- 80 ''-.'',' No. '''
seq ~" . '''' minus 80 '','''-'9 ','''
me 'aFS9 NUMBER u 's'''''S ~ 'ii9'' '''O1s
from dysentery ana measles was occa-
STONED by the administration on the part
nj Dr Wbitna, If noisoDous DRUGS for
~ r,asa &c ,Io.tro,,i,,- ,ba,, y !
=
tut'ueI s''N '''"' nj ''''''i''' IL - Oo' !"
save his own lie, made an avowa! to the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

VESSELS oN TIE LAKES. The Buff.
Commercial publishes list OF the vessel, .r
the Laacs. The following j, rhs c.as,.fsa.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

g. Tue Methodist Church in thi. ,.' /
recently been much improved IN aHga
By the addition Of anew front aud cuq5-
an excellent bell has also been added
Guzctfe.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

L liz = O-t" IN A4o''' " -; "a '''0----t-''
says:
We learn that = f5rca or obout 150o
Indians nave collected IN " laneOago co.
near " "uA'' ana are h@"'hS "~I''Ae
P'eP2FauoAS. quite i number o! la''''I-9
nave leu LOT Ee.~se 70 i'oseh".''o---- ne
men only remaining 70 hsAt Tor lAolL
property. II IS -iSh .i'he tEd' lorce o.
badger boys were collected 10 GispeF>e
theiA' or serious results may be "Auc'pat-
81. F." lao VIII 60.
T,,r,r z---------1---Z---------1 C,,t,;,
7i,-,r,n win ms rc,,,,,a,,,- Sr,I h. .,,-
Moved in ,hc romavaI Of the V;nrah,r,
Indians, and be staNoncdin their country,
'a7 above psi Is not 70 oe a'tnaon1,''
- - ~ '.-0 -, NaP'. 'A''".
I.r mo-.
7 i.ir-cn - Sam - ,.ar.f..+ ~. -. ~.
|rnt f.r.n- p,,,;,;a -, 90, 1r5rl,,
yv,.c.,.-r,. w. p-..,-
|rbn r..I..tar 1',s-',.ar - 49, 81
-rrs
a sale Of Horr v3s nq5a !, Town
+ Yesterday At $50. 1909 bus. WIS
raasa Wheat was taken ia lois al 81.
III.
~
+ +. + ,'-- I T. -. ..'' = = % +
m...,. b IT,. -. =, I .'.''. -
r., ,v.,r.'-- ....~.-a- r...r.. ~ -. H..
ur ~. Hon. CrlEIrs D,..x. fr., ~.
aaa.a', d.. aad a. 10 laa.c.to ni. sue
.c.... n..,larg cs-ry ami ..v.r,.
other ~.a..I logs WI. be there, with their
tlI.s CURED over tlclr backs, snutiug 10
/ the rear Of an cid BuiI-dor. We intend
,-..,' =. p'o..I ,g..-l, y ~ "..'.-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

{
+ NuerctaFo, = sgrong war paper, Is ost a
/ galnst the Government for this arbitrary
proceeding. Its probable thatthis meas
ure vi De so generally Gistasteful that
/ the Government viii recede from it, rs
there rea.iy seems TO be 4 near prospect
OF quorum without such extreme meas
ures. Members have been elected from
AoreIa, vino, II IS supposed, are on their
way 10 Queretaro; anu then others are d
/ bout 10 leave Mexico.
Ia the meantime, ridiculous dispute
has arisen respecting the escort of Com
mIsSiouers Sewer and Clifford to Quercta-
70. The MeXicans profess to be alarm
Ell al the idea Jt their being escorted by
American troops, and AIessrs. Sewer and
Clifford very properly insist upon selec-
ting their own escort. This absurd dis
Pule, however has been probably deter
mined, aS we see those efficient corps the
Rifles and 81 Dragons, under Major Polk
nave been designated rs the escort Of our
Commissioners. The AlexIcans were ter
ubiy irgnteued by Il rumor tnatGen. But
Ter ana AIS Wno.e DIVISION was 10 visit
tAem and DacA Aessgs. SEWER and Gill
IO.Q.
The opposition to the treaty seems to
grow sullI by degrees and beautifully
,u5s.
I. S.-Since writing tie foregoing note
I nave received ady.ccs from QueretaTo
10 the %0lu INST. have only time, be-
tore am compelled 10 close MY letter,
10 give you, very briefly, the substance.