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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-09-09
VNe University Of MISSISSIPPI

rFNHIS institution Wii % into op-ration oh ne =,
MONDAY in November ne1l, undeI 'A1 0''1's
OF an abe ard experienced hculty ,n..,--A.-
re seBa-tr,ents Of Mental aRd Nora fhiiosoIh!,
Bses etters. Political Economy, end in'eriSuaia'
law are assigned to the President "a = Ao''les
Chemistry. Geology, Mineralogy, Botany ~" ~
tural Philosophy, belong 10 the eAAl' '"''u y
John Mdingion -. t.ra ,,,nseteI
18th William and Mary College Of Virginia, one o.
The ol5es, and most respectable Literary in'ttuu'i7
-; ,b S;1u,b and they have contributed iheeh % 81
tain is repuatiQA -. 81 A.,r,n,ro,.
i under The charge Of a. I. Becsoe' Esi1 d ge"-
,leman distinguished FOR his acquisitions ~ NJ
and liter Iure, and formerly fFo'essOi ~ ''''
aml University, One l,t-a.r, 7 angusyes.
Is the Rev. John y Nauuei'' "'Y7
well known in this State. -- g.. oollo-
III ire course Of study will embrace ioer eols'
- ,o,rs arranged in the usual mode, Oh I res"
a., Sonhouore Junior, and Senior ou, s'uI sfi
,,,,dr other class al pleasure, II iound qual'eu
n'a, Inv the iacaliy The qualifications 'V'
sdnssop viii not be fixed, until the taeulty assn
bIe a, Oxford. but they VIII CONFORM W us oFtb,
standard, in the well-regntated utli'cis'''O'
> United States. H. protcz.crs lave
-, - t;yrd hut they VII. b. moderate aho MI %
nor 49,, -, ,e commenecmpnf O the session
'l %olgn@ in The Dormores and board IN Ia, ais
S,','a5,s IIav win be furnished at - per mo''h.
There viii be but single session N the year "'''''
viii consist OF ten months = -, =, ,,gy
II ,r5s lees Of Tuition and sum sulcIe' 10 iei
ii the axpcnses Of Board, wia be reqnrtSa 10 0' ''
E, aJ,anie. into the hands CT the proper oiitef' ,
Al The Trustees feel that they can with sa,e
}, onmeud the University to the confidence anu Inrg.
~ ace Of the community sound ana noe'G' =. than
=. ton may be here attained at an eSpe"ee in,tiu
m ,ons rhey ask ia trial BY order Jo q u,
Is Board Of Trustees. Aht-A' ~ p,.rsT5f$
r. "A August 5. -l5-lo-2.m We $50 .r'..
V; 9,The Vicksburg Wing. AatcLch Free l'@S
in Columbus Democrat, and Oxford Organizer W
-, please insert ior swo months
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-09-09

GerThs Houston Patriot Of The 9th inst ''A'e'
tina, our representative, the Hon. W. !, Feather,
,,o. Ia. arrived at homo and was 10 address inc
people At Houston on that day. Col. fea'hei'.On
h. made an attentive, capable and Trustworthy
rsspresenIsliys--hons more so from the SOU"
wss, The plaudit Of swell dOne'good and iai'h'
s,l servant is justly bis due and will be unan''
mou.lv awarded him by his democratic cons'''u'
.pt.. We should be glad to see him in this coun'
,y and hear, from bis own lP',an account OIL DIS
own stewardship particularly and Of the doing 0'
Congress generally,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-09-09

Preparatory UePdI0HeHf TT N7Os''0"' ~'
Fourth Class io,UO
Third Class 2V,Uu
Second Class 2O,OO
E;rst Class 2O.00
I.ancoaaes feach 1000
Mns;c. on The Piano or Guitar $500
Use of instrument for Practising 300
Drawing and Painting lo'OU
Ornamental Needle work lO,oO
Contingent Expenses LOU
Board, per month, Including lights,
washing bed and bedding,) l2,'O
Young ladies' boarding In the Institute, must
furnish their own towels and every article Of
clothing must be- distinctly marked with the own
ers name. ARISTlDES S. SMITH, Princpl.
Sept. 9Th I545-l5-ll-H.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-09-09
cnI1lmRus. mIssIssIPPI.

-
n We are authorized n announce Mr. THOMAS
s BakwKrr, JR., as Candidate for the once OF
Major Generai OF the ath Division Of the Miassspp
Militia, composed Of the Counties OF oku5pena'
Ehpataw, Carol Sunaof1er, Yalobnsha. Iaaa Y.
hatehle, lowndes, Kemp Aoxabee, winston nm. ~
Ahoba. Newton, Scott Smith, ieake ana AsA. ia
The slertion to take Iface on the same day OF the
Presidential eleciiouy Eth Of November next
a. We are authorized TO announce j. i. SiMMe;
i ] candid. siar Clerk of the Superior Court OF
xshsNeeFy. Elect n Simultaneous with the presl-
Mental election u November next
IT We STRAIGHTFORWARD TO announce CART VIII
LIAM II. NOGERS. OF Monroe County, as oai'a'.
daie EoF Cerk Of the Superior Court o. Chahceiy VI
tin election In November next, tPrs zee Pa'p
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-09-09

~ Willard Fillmore, the wing abolition can
dda,e for Vice Presidency, has written letter !"
IN. Hon. Joha Gayle of Alabama on tho subject
of,be charges brought agains. him on the slavery
question. These charges are taken from the re-
cOrd-they are founded upon his own votes ana
acts and are, Of course, true. Nor does MI
Fillmore 10 this letter attempt to rebuff 'he''''-
lie rather tarilly admits their correctness iof nc
.avs not one VOID as 10 his course IN congress
nm the abolition Of slavery 10 the District Of 20
lumbia, the Territories DC. lie admits 'ha' nc
was in favor Of receiving abolition petitions ana
having them considered, that is referred to n com.
miltee, reported and acted on by the House Now
il |, well known that while majority oil The
members Of Congress, at the time OF the ADOPTION
of,ba A,herton resolutions, were in favor OF re
csiving these petitions, there was not one un'Ioc
mred with abolnonsm, who was not opposed Il
their being considered. All, except Mr.. FilI
more and his colaborers 10 the dark work OF abo
tion, were in favor Of laying the petitions on tn
tabIe--passng them over SUD silenfio' w''hol
any action or reference whatever the discus
sion Of such subject in Congress, being consiG
, cred both dangerous and insulting to the South
Mr.. Fillmore, Il Is true, says In his letter. :
did not conceive that Congress had any powc
/ over Il slavery or was IN any way responsib
r for its continuance, in tho several States whei
s Il existed" But this Ia what the most rabd al
oltions,s all admit. They know, that as u
constitution at present stands, Congress has
: power to interfere with slavery In the States
But that Is no, the qucstion-t is as regards 81
y very In Tho district and the territories, and up
this subject MIR. Fillmore has not one word
!. say; while his votes in Congress clearly CO
IS vict him Of having uniformly acted with the al
IS tioniss. His letter, far from being frank and
plicit, leaves altogether unanswered and NM
10 planned, the charges tina, he was called upon
Ia notice.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-09-09
use of Town Lots.

Lease of TOWN hOaS' -,
ysNIIE following Squares and Lots ID .e rsI ANN ""
OS. sna eo,te;,en for nonpay,ncnt of Leases, by
, a,a Trustees Of franklin Academy viii be P%TfiR
r rod inr release to the highest bidder on "a o"-
iDAY. the It'll day Of October next
Soirn or MAIN STREET
lESSEES. Nc l", ~ IA
Mrs. r. Jane TankerSiy ~
Joseph Bryan,
NORTH OF MAIN STREET =,
! Mrs Rebecca Jennings. y. "f "A
Benjamin I. Taylor, los J. ~ y -, 40
Do DO. ~" ~ "a
! |. NJ. Knapp, 81
| s. f. Butterworth, 100
Alfred Battle, Guardian %e) lag
Elizb. Acee, l"'S ., II!
John Smiddy, =
l,y order Of the Board,
A, II. JORDAN, Treasurer
c..ul.s anc 20, as. Franklin Academy.
ht--3Ud
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-09-09

~ Parliament. His crime is, that be loved d.
country more than himselfi and that be wished
her, in the language Of her own sweet OA'u' - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29
The Boundary of Texas-LeIter from Hon.
Abraham Lincoln Of Ill.


WASHINGTON. June g. lsis.
FRIEND GREELEY. In The Tribune Of yester
DAY discovered little editorial paragraph In relation
10 Coz Wentworth Of H. in which, in relation 70 the
boundary Of Texas, you say" all Wings and many
Democrats having ever contenicd il stopped at the
Nueces" Now this Is a mistake, which dislike to see
20 uncouecied In a leading Wing paper Since have
been here know large majority OF such Wings Of
the H0sse Of Representatives have spoken on the
question have not taken that position. Their position
md In my opinion the position, Is thai DE bound
AIRY OF Texas extended just far as American settle
ments taking part in her Revolution, extended; and
that as matter Of fact those settlements did extend
% one or Two points bcyon the Nueces, but not any
where nesr 70 the Rio Grande any point The stu
uendous desert between the valleys OF those two
rivers anc not efhcr river has been insisted on by the
Wings a. the true boundary
WI yol look -o this By putting us In the position
Of insisting on the line Of the Nueces. you put as IN a
position which, in my opinion. we cannot maintain
and which therefore, gives the Democrats an adv an
tsec OF u.s. II the degree Of arrogance j. not too great
NAV ask you % examine what said on this very point
in the printed speech send you. Yours truly
A. LINCOLN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29
By Telegraph TO the New.YOrk Tribune.
LATE AND IMPORTANT PROM MEXICO.
Conspiracy against the GovernmeDt-Depar-
ture of Troops.

NV ORLEANS. Friday, June q
The steamship Palmetto arrived yesterday from
Vera Cruz. Our advices from that city are 70 the
eth, her day OF sailing.
A formidable conspiracy bad broken out IN the
City Of Mexico having Tor It's object the overthrow
OF the Government. and the determination OF the
Peace party-or the party in favor Of the late
Treaty. The work Of assassination had already
commenced. five Of the prominent advocates Of
peaee friends Of the United States, having been
murdered.
The conspiracy is headed by Gen. Paroles EH-
President, and Padre Jarauta, the guerrilla leader
Al the United States troops were expected TO
leave the Capital on the 2lst June.
The Palmetto brought four companies Of Nichi-
gan Volunteers
Mr. Sewer left the Capital on the l2th and was
expected 70 arrive at Vera Cruz on the 18th
On his arrival at Vera Cruz the Custon-house at
that place would be given up 10 the Mexican au.
thorties.
Markets Cotton is quiet The sales yesterday reseh-
ed 800 bales ranging "a cts for mddlns and good
niddlng Sugar Mossses and Flour are without cnanse
Northern Exchange has improved
Cleored-sh.p Lucas for Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

HAvRE-Stig f-g,-l rkg Fer', WnisNorth a Coo % h'
49,, gs.ft a Col Jsn- Williams s. so Read lsyior a Coz
d. Goa & coll DO Nibcel DO c Bsnioniae-- %
IA .-t.r & Co.. % Allen Ht1he Col toJ NeeAs q GO
q, Jone.-i do Lorbord Blttncs2 ~ " oni Ned,n
II d. NarH.-. Iae-ou hsrrnzon- do hds J,ne- on
ri,rg Hri,ver-r 20 rs Boimer rs tcher kuh-3 90
,-erf Col go solomon Hart to fi'Icraoi pA.f-l
a, 4s.i~r-,h Van Dlunsl 3d. k0or flr Co Nv ~ hfi
p.~r 4 Mr-l 40 Wiley io Lite tr'wn-t DO Noei
p-C1-.vji so Bernhard Huftos Do Jno sdteS do loNA
otter Wrer-I 90 Do stoltsnl Lovertg-i Do ilos psn
Do q, Nrr,n I-n-- Boz "A BrAe Nob -ri--'n"- - $50
p.ue-l ci.k. Carl Fnue+-liss burr 'ions, q W
b. II r.c-sn Rusl-l go schultz bht1t3t So lathae
g.Es a. L s. b curt. Co Do Magnn 0uetn-l do Ne-t
.,hrF in Tabr-ruetfs BnNui 80 Peter ID hnNer-l 10
0.r.rI X Co. u 3D. Coffenetl Do nu,o1luun M-fari M
lassr-l io Llr Frerei DO Dubois Col ro Bear brn
a Col io BISHOP io fe,ret-l Do Arson bake pr
A Wsrue-l DO Berger Ms'her- io Ripping br'- lo N'
--- Hinrn-l9 ~ s,hor-r hurtl d1 Mitchell hf gnani
co.'s fn A Msn-. fl Cs-h Cooper to-l in htnri
i.f.--s-7 do >leifer-l 20 SETH Low a Col 10 1ean
rref d. X sron- Oh Gsyncb1 Do Rioerno. a CO. -
fo.-slrh wesrrdonlk-l Bret to lebran- 80 l.
p-F s.r1r-I Io % Warl Col DO Jolly f-rsl Jafitri
fl Patton g. Ola Colt Do r " pfv. Coz %
a, vs-rt-g Hunt Coz tl Wernerl t' hrnenl ats
so Hlri' 90 M-rse & is-l DO Aug G1erer-- t' *
A Il IS fhsu.-I2 io ftycn Cos Do W Shnii - 10
-thrrtri Aglea-l 3D. lrin-en Coz io j W atE- 90
-a. Cirsf CO.. DO TIorspecte n Coo 10 90 order
LIVERPOOL fbi SACKS stt df
Richardson Watson Colo tons Z ron ''ii'A Sp''N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29


PHLApELPHIA Wednesday, June -
A man named Joseph COombs, engaged lh q
planning mill corner If Market and second -. -chuyl
Kill had his hand ght IN a cog-whcel ths morning
and was Greadiuly lacerateo.
This il the most intensely hot day of the season and
several instances of coup de socil have occurred.
We are without local news OF interest today.
A Chartist meeting was held here on Monday night
which was well attended. Al our sympathy meetings
are ususlly crowded.
Our Philadelphia lawyers are celebrated a. you
know for punn.ng one OF them did Cas- 5r0rH alter
this fashion a day or two since. The reputation Of
Gen Cass" said be- is prominently Transatlantic
that % acquire atue knowledge 90 his merits and stand
ing il is necessary 10 pass over the sen CO.
The inquiry for Flour to-day is very limited. Holders
generally AK 81 for standard Pennsylvania and West
ern brands with small sales for home bur some lots
are 20 be had al lower prres The quotation may there
fore be given at - 10 81, as % inspection and cond
ton Corn Meal has receded little with sales l3OO
bbs Pennsylvania ~ j 80 Desirable lots Of Wheat still
continue scarce with no probability OF larger supply
until after harvest Sales Of 1000 bushels strictly prime
red were made AZ H. AT Inferior qualities are eslect
ed There ia a shipping inquiry for Corn, and 900
bushels Southern yellow sold no - cents, weight The
supply j. very light Cotton continues IN limited de-
mand with prices in favor Of the buyer about 100 bales
sold al = to q, Tor mlddng fair 20 lair Upland ON time
Nothing of importance done in Provisions. Groceries
remain very dun Whisky as last quoted % CTS in bills
Freights duh and unchanged Lead, no sales reported
and msrket bare. Wool n limited inquiry. Tobacco
very dull
sLEs OF srocxs First Boord-2000 Tenn BIDS, 8
ANIMALS ~ 500 County 81, old, - so Z Bk. b :
Penn Blk 3: 800 Penn S., 7ji 25 Farm Mechs
Bk 81: 100 Union Canal 9' 500 Treasury Notes, o.
lO4t: 1000 BIDS. g. 50 200 Morris, 10 % Union
Bk Tenn, 42i 1913 Penn 6s, =.
Second BoGrd-5OO L o., o. lOii 5000 Penn 81,
Is! 10 Ches & Del Canal %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29
~ ssE MsSWE JoCsNL FOURTH SdGS~

cLEARED-shp. Cheshire Be,uchamp. Bou.fs. Ne.miih &
Ws-b. EIerle White Ba''rlre Arlington, Ryan Liverpool
Co.k 4 smith Judah Iour1. sampson. Nee orc1us
ptrs NAV Flower. HlCock. AmHfcrtfn. ID hnf'ut x 60
Zsi roqf Mlfslfas. Brett Noe Mtnhsstef Ji1n hoii-r
iam. p y ff-oohn.
, Psre Brooks Adftarsr Iee,h. 81 nnnAngn foser a
.er-an Iodine Evans. Q1ehe Bar w LynEstllt Egyptian,
Dram 50 Miry. N-llth Wtsa, Helen and kse. lf -i'an
nih. I0sl.. fius.Il.. 90.
s.h Pltspsro Hyd-. Drnmirsi RAINBOW kmeron Baltimore
Arn.rn. Nakerson. natnorei Cun1ud.ef Lacy Boston
Hlrii Ulc.e John. BALDWIN. Philadelphia
Aso. DAVIS H'vre MAY l'' mi'r 10 Wa
Nltndt.ir . q,
Bad C,suns .of romasioa w'n rgrs. Island o.. TO r
~ rrus, Cos llop0 bushels .s Woodfuf Robinson 80
oamp,1y with brig Cleopatra, Kent of Nfoh Len ore eahs
Bl sultan s,,,s- Liverpool Daoln - d. ui's to Richard
son. Watson A Co.
M M,bs ssnr,r John PR i1ih nsi 20 W Iun
lv Co, 20 hhis sugar 90 motses % Maitland Phelps Co
Leo brg Jane Gardner IN and Tor Bsor- waiting Tor
cargo tie only American vessel boz port
M Ben Cfver Carver jacksonville ~ d. TIMBER y master
Br Chattshoochee Williams Georg-to~n SC d. lumber 10
Dolnef Potter 20
Brig Creole Wh.tcombe Virgins d. timber Badger feck Co
81 bre Ne DAVIS Nin'isor, ~. - d, plaster
Brig M.nocs. Burs, Richmond, md-e .
Brehr Mrs Cam Antigua II 3d. Cd copper iron, bras. &C.
% Hubbard Len Amrnrln vessels on port lls INST
m Oh bon spoke james hn R De- Jsneo, Of aud o Pm
Scbr El1s ; Fountain Chesspesss Bsy,t D., corn
shr H-ary L0ok Mchs. Ne, DO d. lumber sutA Bofnion
soop Poet johnson, Nrglis, de-, wood
BELOW brig unknown WIND wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

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r sd MAJ, a. MA r t..i mouths az ''i' Ai'
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-..atts t1- a. tus ....-t Oh. ft
r- 70 l,se. 81 ras Of t.e e,y ~ a' '-t p , -
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t.a .s-h fnNnhA D. naEtrf q A1a0rN =
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

The Tribune asks the ErVess to enter into discus
sion with IT, respecting what lie meant by the Slavery
question" We respectfully decline. We have cur
hands full 70 aid in the election Of Taylor and Fillmore
Express.
~ Was there ever before so cowardly guer-
rilla, to dodge at the fash Of his own gun D The
Express assailed some remarks we had made,
and declared that the Slavery Question had no
business in Wing National Convention. We
instantly inquired What Slavery Question ?
If you mean that of abolishing Slavery in the
States we readily assent but if you refer to that
'of extending Slavery into the new Territories,
we will show that you are wrong.'-Bu the Ex
press, though repeatedly pressed, refuses to an
swer II talks Of what Is meant when we have
only asked what the Express Itself means. That
1t Will not tell 1t is ready enough for new at
tack upon us daily, bostered up by sarbled quota
tons from our columns, but the moment we at
tempt to come TO close quarters it IS of. Poor
thing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

II. b Ida-y Of Ne Capt JOIN Roger, from Por
it1i soult Buossfe &C. aasi cpstss
isoat fck M % So Cape Year 5-irng
sth H.
tuei by Der r u loar bat 1ad po-D- sla9ass
l~r tey .ali~ hs~raf beach
3 atlng cot1ss hey lsi hey ro~-s s5oat 50
telr- ih-y s4e-t-d fsas sad dsas -Ach iley
fhl4t prlgl.l0rs stirr
Ban Na.ssof P1ailt Bos01 ss7ei from sanna-l - inst
eel ll. DIVA De- sA Dltl 5rz A.! csr
red away as st<a-us, SIC ro1d pro5asy q b.lk
~
osfre reported ashore GOT
-verlg oi he lfl, proceeded hzror II
loEt Der k-- -ry ali eone 5rokea Il
rlu1' sl- would 81 tae1 Portland repar
t. b. slf Mao Aln from Barclao~ sog1d Bristol Ens
l9lrs al IRON Ctre Bag oct -r ere naa nen
tlp ntfti she he oor- away 10 the is Of = ynrent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

To tAs Editor 81 Thl Tribune.
SIR. Ia The Truth Taller OF Saturday a re-
newed attempt made TO impugn the motives Of the
Gentlemen who initiated the movement in favor OF Ire
land and in vndicaon OF the heroic conduct Of the
nosned Martyr John Mitchell, with a csndor rarely
evuced in that journal The cause Of is hostility Is
avowcd 10 be the fact that the gentlemen who took
prominent part the proceedings Of the meeting a. the
Tabernacle, attended few days subsequently, meet
Jog OF the Bsrnburners in the PARK This appears TO
be the head and front OF the offending the incident 10
rectfy which Zie Trah Tener appeals 70 i,s par
tzans for their ie-dei a1d e5aciirs ailrfvelre The
friends OF Ireland In this City also friends oi order
L !. therefore hoped thai appeal provocative OF dis
cord and disorder VII be- unhetded. Men OF various
nations. widely fern. IN religious and political sent
hsve united. IN the present Imminent crisis 90 1cr
fate 10 render efficient al Ireland Gentlemen ell
Their integrity l. undCu5tei their purity Of motive
NAV defg Impeachment unity OF seton and harmony
in sentiment prevailed until lev inciscreet parrans
OF one u the distinguished candidates ior the Pres
5encv fsncied thew we-c not Hsras repre- ssntcd on
the Provisional Committee Men In Official station ana
asprant for the honor advised not 70 evoke the
demon Of Dsc0rd, 10 crush OF paralyze the exerons
now being made Ia behalf % lrtlani- Robert Emmett
being Chairman aud Treasurer o. the Provisional Com
nee the people despite the inuent0 Of certain per
sonare t the last public uettng) NAV be assgred inst
the morey they contl1ute vii be faithfully applied
For elective acton the Provisional Committee i al
ready too large l5 OF % mos; worthy men, wnose
hearts In tie cause can DO at tie lee1l work
Let not The Provisional Committee b. enlarged h some
lew unquet spiris dissatisfied with The existing ar
engagements TIE wiser ard more prudent course they
could adopt would be o. organize Association Of
Their friends between which and the Societies already
10 existence there might be M honorable rivalry al
risk Of dlscoTd would be thus avoided VINDEx
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

~ TIE Western star, Warren, Lebanon
Coz one OF the most widely circulated and inhu-
ential Whig journals in Ohio, editorisly opposes
the nomination Of Gen. Taylor but inserts articles
In his favor as well as against him, and says:
a. The dissatisfaction with the nomination is almost
universal bat probably the majority OF the party msy
yet be induced 90 for Taylor trst beosSss a
faafsd and secondly because they hope that TsylOrs
election will be 4 less evil than Csss's."
The Star warmly urges the support Of tbs Wing
candidates for Governor, Congress and Legisla-
tare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

ALABAaA.-A letter from traveller in North
Alabama says that Cass goes very hard with his
party there, and that as many as a hundred in
County have fallen away from him. The nomi-
nation Of Taylor, on the other hand, takes ike
wildhre, and be is quite likely to carry Alabama
and the whole South.--so we supposed
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Explosion at Washington.

WAsHINCTOS, Wednesday June =.
Another explosion occurred today at the Navy
Yard. The workmen were preparing several large
fire works for the Fourth Of July, when the ma
terials ignited exploding IN every direction with
tremendous crash. The building was entirely
DESTROYED. The workmen three in number mi
raculonsly escaped without personal injury.
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MODERN PAINTERS, BY A GRADUATE og OK
FORD The second volume of this work has been pub
lshed by John Wiley. l6l Broadway. The book has
attained wide celebrity on the other side Of the water
aai the nrsi volume of the American edition has been
remarkably well received here 1t Is certainly very
readable book and Mr. Wiley has published il in very
handsome volume Of 222 pages
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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