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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

BALTIMORE Wednesday, Aug. -.
here has beoii heavy storm of rain accom-
panied by a gevere gale at Norfolk. Va. Several
VESSELS hive been damaged, and it is feared that
wrecks may have occurred on the coast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

megt .tnsted IN The Orange Mountains al South Orange
49, Is miles from NewiOrk. the line " tie
Ms - F.sex Railroad-Dr MEExEE returned from
Cerauy two yesrs where he made The w aterCuT
~ particular study, and has erected an enurey ne~ s'
- b .hfneut for ne u4o-i IN
nrov FngIi.h Plan having private bah Attached 10 each
room TIE walks and roads opened through n- mouniai'
are very extensive and give We" Of nc "no4e
ing country Ne~-i ORR Cry, &c -, 49,, c.,..
re car. Tor South orsa cave ne 100; on Corsnd-s
:. ocork NJ and P. NJ. arriving a. South Orange 10
-, ~, bo,r All letters addressed TO Dr. c. H. MEEKss-
soath OrAnge N J. will receive attention. aal Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

GIN. WOoLs RECEPTiON-Thc citizens OF
Troy, where Gen. Wool resided betre entering the
Army, gave him a most cordial reception, to which he
was well entitled In reply to Toast Of Speaker
HAoLEY. in which he was alluded to a. the Hero OF
Buena Vista, Gen Wool said
Some aluson having been made 10 Gen. Wool as the
hero Of Buena Vista, he replied by ds;lsming his right
70 lay claim 70 that honor lie remarked that General
TAYLOR was the commanding officer that occasion,
and a. such he entitled the credit OF the victory
as had the battle terminated differently Gen Taylor
must certainly have borne the responsibility Of defeat
He was happy 10 say that upon that occasion a upon
all others, there had been the most perfect under
standing between himself and Gen. Taylor. They had
acted in concert and their opinions happily cores
pended al important particulars. On the day pre-
vious TO the battle Of Buena Vista II became necessary
for Gen. Taylor 70 Witt 5altillo.
On Gen Taylor's return on the morning o. the bat
tie Gen Wool was glad 10 say that the battle ground
selected the disposition OF the forces and the plan OF
battle IN fact all the arrangements made under my
command met with Gen. Taylors cordial and entire ap
proval. Victory. fortunately perched upon our ban
ner and Gen Taylor was the commanding oihcer. 10
him belonged the appeaton OF the hero OF Buena Wis
ia Gen. Wool said he had devoted all the energies
and capacities with which he endowed 10 the ser
vice Of bis country in the hard fought campaign which
they had Just passed through and his eXerons met
the approval of his fellow citizens be wss content ana
asked n more
Gen Wool alluded in a heartfelt and appropriate
manner TO the many OF respect and attention
which he had received at the hands OF his friends IN
Troy lie urned them his heartfelt thanks.
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when 81 copies are ordered 70 one sdoress VII De
.,,u hat TIE price IL only ~ cents eacn. for me @ol-
period being al rnte extremely low oeyoad az pro
-eieuL -. ~.
; .cripuons mus invsnably be sccompa led BY ms
money: II hey the copies ordered Will not DC sen
Tbs paper. viii be forwarded by mail, unless otner~ise
directed: II fyor copies ordered 20 one
they vii be cent say place IL the City Of Ne"iorh nal
may be specified. ,,.....,,
orders for the Campaign for Freedom should De rsnsin
led a, early possible, free Of possge saares.ro
Secretary of the Corresponding Conmiee 81 the hss
Quarters of The friends Of Van Baren, Adams an
Effor. of Se.sspsper friendly 10 he Free Territory
calse are requested 10 exchange WIN nc CsTp1sh toI
Freedoa: And To give the above Gre Ia ~
tr.ar-ior ia tt-ir col d1-o ~ Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

Albany Basin-Important Correspondence.
The albany Ereaing Journal contains Il cores
audience between the Attorney General and Com
mittee Of the Common Council of that city regard to
the condition of the Basin TIE citizens of Albany have
long commended that il the duty of the Canal Com
missoners to keep the Basin in navigable condition
and being unable 10 convince the Legislature of the
eessity OF immediate seton they have been obliged TO
carry burden properly their own, and which il is
hoped will be transferred 10 the shoulders Of the
state
The committee. through their chairman Mr.. C. w
GODDARD addressed Memorial on this subject 10 the
Canal Board setting forth the grievances at length and
submitting that the Basin Is part and extension OF the
Canal constructed and necessary for afordng proper
facilities for erait navigating the Canal and therefore
ought 10 be kept IN repair by the State
TO this the Attorney General returns this brief but
explicit reply Ia 70 be hoped that the proper author
ines may fully endorse his views of the duty Of the
ATTORNEY GENERAL's OFFICE Aug l6 lsis
II seems pretty clear reference TO several statutes
on the subject that the Basin be regarded As an
extended portion Of the Canal and that the right of the
pier proprietors 10 the tolls collected on IT, such is
conventional right arising out OF the original contract
0f construction between them and the State and that Il
IL not franchise
The common law dutyof keeping the Basin in repair
which would arise from the exercise of the FRANCHISE
taking tolls does not therefore exist The state are
the primary recipients OF the tolls but they hsve bar
gained 20 pay them consideration FOR the ben
EFT derived from the original construction and the
maintenance OF the mole or pier.
There IL statutory provision, imposing on the pro
pretors OF the Pier any obligation 10 keep the Basin
clear Of distractions and | sm unable 10 ascertain
that any such obligation exists. What power the lie
sture possesses over the subject affecting the City
Of Aosny by possibility the Pier proprieiors them
selves. does not now arise i viii be IN nme 20 eSei
else that point when any legislative action according
TO the forms Of TIE Constitution shall have beentsken
sm Of opinion that At present Il Is the duty OF the
Canal Commissioners TO remove the distinctions com
pleined Of In the memorial A. L. JORDAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

CoSsEcTIcUr.-A State Convention OF the
Wings Of Connecticut viii be held at the CITY Of
Middletown, on Wednesday, the 3oth Of August
lsis, for the purpose OF choosing Electors Of Pre-
sident and Vice President of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

AID FOR THE ALBANY SUTFERERs.-The Treas
urer Of the Albany Relief Committee acknowledges
The receipt of the additional Of 81 66s for the ben
at OF the sufferers. Among the items $500 from
Robert Boyd sl50 from the Eckord Towboat Bo. sl56
from E. P. Christy, and 500 from Coleman stetson
- hn A.tlr Uouan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

~ ALEXANDER JORDAN has been nominated
for Congress- by the Loco-Focos Of Northumberland
Co Pennsylvania, subject to the concurrence OF
Lycoming, Union and Clinton counties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
My CLAY AND THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

u. OHIO Organ, published at Cincinnati, says
we were admitted the perusal Of private letter
the other day from this Statesman TO one
Of our leading citizens in which he declares his deter
mnaton not 10 take an active part in the present
ysss but when the day Of election comes, he will 90
to the polls and according to the best light in his
uossessiCn at the time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
rWBANK,s HYDRAULICS.

DOUND COPIES Of Ibis work viii be resdy tomorrow
I'D Several hundred EngTavings Let every mechanic. ~
venior every lawyer pateutee farmer examine TINS
WORK and they NAV save hundreds OF dollars tnereny-
Price q 90 For sale by ali booksellers anl7 DWSsW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

THg MApIsoS USIvERsITr.--It appears thst
the removal OF the University TO Rochester has caused
no little excitement among the citizens OF Hamilton.
The Uuca Gaieue says
The excitement in Hamilton is intense Judges Mason
and Nye have given their opinion that the University
cannot be legally removed sud already the citizens
have taken measures prosecute the Education Society
who have control OF the property, &c aud they farther
declare II their intention TO offer up the $4,000 the
altar Of rgsion rather than have the University re
moved from their village.
II Is probable that an injunction will be served aud
that the whole question will have be ndiciAly nves
ugsted and decided before the removal can be con.
sImmkted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

ARMY IsTELLIGENcE.-Tne arkansas IHtelii-
gencer Of the 5th inst. says The company lst ORA
eoons Lieut. BuiOrd commanding and Lieut. Saekett lett
Fort Gibson for Santa re on The 18th ut Subsequent
TO their departure correct information was received a.
Fort Gibson that about 300 Witchetaws and other Prai
RE Indians had assembled in the upper Santa route
the one which Buford had taken. An express was
sent out and Buord took the lower route and by this
means win no doubt escape the smbuscade.
Two companies of the 9Th infantry are ordered %
Fort Smith and two 10 Fort Gibson and may be eN
pected daily Capt Stein mas been ordered TO Jefferson
barracks. where he will AXE command OF three com
panes Of the Isl Dragons and march 10 California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

On Saturday, the u day u August lsani, there VIII
be issued under the direction Of the spondng Com
itee M. rst number Of cheap Weekly Campaign paper
70 be entitled THE CAMPAIGN FOR FREEDOM"
hlch viii advocate election u Mr. Van Buren,, and the
perpetuaon q Free Territory II viii Do devoted prnc-
psly 10 the dscussi0n Of that important quesnon-uPon
which the mass 81 the people are now unnng Without re
gar n past polite ferences-and VIII present iuy hr
arguments and evidences which the noOe cause OF
Freedom rests and viii be not only maxazino OF an
uptou but also mirror rehsclng wildly he uprising o.
the people IN ali sections 10 the mighty movement now IN
elsraed Cbsmpior OF the Right Il will also contain a.
ar a. NAV be practicable other reading matter useiu abl
entertaining 70 all classes Tie Campaign iof rIss 20
W - under he editorial charge u an ASSOCIATION OF gen
-en we known for their experience In Journalism, anl
their services The czuse-dninE IA ~ COUNTS eon
buaou Of editorial talent aud intel ecu power never eA
ce ed In Anv paper published IN his CIV .
The CANPAIGs Fos FEEEDoN VIII Do laf9st ~ I t
ral re OF cheap and temporary papers and VII br
neatly pr ted On good p,per Il VII % fseulefy AL
puncraAy issued every Saturday, UNI s.st ~ eee.-'
80 humber Containing the res0t - DO subsequently
pub shen; making, 10 al thirteen nuT Ses II WI DC l'
nished for ne cho< priod upon the following iefns
I'D twelve 90 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

,y,O PRINTER-.-JOHS D. MeckEARf's Pnns-
~ IN. can &c bad In g1anfes 10 sl purchasers a. az
~ Sr-,r.-.i Constantly on hand black lax for n, b
n III IS nd IS cents per lb Also, superior aruce Tor
= ana 81 per D. COlorsd lns-red from y . 10 = -
i b,s yreeu Sc AZ q 81 per H. Printers OF the
Nv r.a have keg Of y 70 News Ina forwarded &c hen for
a ~ 5t-fS k~g fJr $40 ans Dm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

~ Water Cure.-Dr. R T. TSALL, who ..ar s'i the
- -,5 .-tsb .hmeni IS Laighst door from
81 Johu',park Bathing rooms with do1ehes show efs &C
on earh door Outdoor prseree attended To- ConsL.a
,i--.ss ~ aus lnOs'
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EwBANg on HYDRAULICS

4 Nd MECHANlCS.-COmpleie sets OF this useful worz
~ Ia eight parts numbers, may st be obtained OF any
Of the booksellers. Price each No . cts. AMI DNW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
ArRW rRrss And suPPOKTEK. for bol

I Nsexes d OaVsnlzed Heia ne" mode q tppilceIos
without spring pressure glrla p-rcha covering shire1
sAsac esx Price g. % g. Oscs 10 Broadway Room "a
sn stssss sss. q Mk4sz-lsse 81 s%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

The following extracts from letters received bv
merchant OF this city from his correspondent ~ Porto
Cabeo though they agree In respect 20 the depressed
s.e Of the country arrive 40 different conclusions TO
the result II the contest going on there The rst letter
Is dated Porto Cahelio. July -, and says
"H Here things grow worse and Wor-e every day
Maracabo BE- reported o. have capuaisd by starvation
and a. be sgan In the hands a. the Paez party The
fact that the 2ith inst the Paez feet consisting OF
one bark and seven schooner appeared OF this port
and caused us A serious alarm. lhey however took
only small schooner in BOrolrata, and had insig-
nifcanf skrmsh with the troops sent down from here
bit re6mharked and remained Tor several days IN the
port Of Turiana between Ocumare and here getting
water but capturing from there all national vessels they
could Law hold o. They also took our packet from La
gusyra and thus deprived OF al communications
These events have caused very bad feeling here
The Liberal party is exsspersed, and their leaders
openly threatening with massacre all the foreigners and
the Pacz party 90 must lie prepared tor every
thing should anything serious happen. The state we
live in u insup7ortable Inc nee Is no" ssid 70 nave
gone 10 Margariia which island they intend 70 take
and from there they will attack the continent We
cannot help 70 complain. but we must consider the
Paez party a. lost If we look upon the enthusiasm
which prevails the side OF the people IN favor OF the
Government Moro than go men from the country
presented themselves In the first days after the ap
pehrance OF the feet asking for arms but luckily there
arr none.
Under such circumstances. business is at stand,
but produce il offered sometimes very cheap for ready
cash Bills very scarce and 80 40 has been paid
for this packet.
second letter under the same date says In poll
tics we are az this moment unsettled as ever. Gov
eminent lacks al means while the MracaibO iotlla
seems 70 be the increase and has ioi several days
past been cruising in neghbOrhoOd AID keeping the
authorities in alarm Our garrison has again been IN
creased while the Government squadron remains in
complete inactivity for Of people snd OF means,
and there il no knowing when this will md
" Until the from Europe and from your quarter
becomes little favorable. we cannot expect any
amelioraton. Money win not circulate more freely
until some demand springs up for our produce-oi
which we see immed ate prospect.
Business is in very depressed condition. owing
partly to the season-party however 70 the continued
unsettled state Of the country and the scarcity OF mon
ey Ia produce there lie nothing doing and prices are
but nominal Fair green Coffee which Is now becom-
ing scarce may be quoted n 5Jd - Hides, -5G %
Ind. 90 81 as; re. Cotton without any purchasers:
llar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

ACCIDENT AT HKMPsrEAD L. lon Sunday
s'ernoon. at Merrick miles below Hampstead. Miss
I'r'nds smiih. sged about ls years. was instantly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
- wat.r-Cure R.lablis hment, Oysie

~ .. 80 f,on xss-York.-JoEL STEW, MD. author
y 70 WsferCUre Manual, Handbook " HycroPaihy
l. - Editor Of the WserCure Journal. snc taeeeIies
Ir-csr rrs-rrouer Of the mode, and DR.. p. Roof
sl,o nuui' 81 Pressnz receive patents s shove Fac
a.. reek dsys per steamboat Crotou 81 r. n frltoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

II CHAMBERs's MISCELLANY, No. 26," for
sale by Burgess strinser Co. 22e Broadway-fun of
good things, of course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

~" LEvENwoRrH Story OF the Mississippi
and the Prsiries by j. d. NoURsE," is another novel
from Louisville press dewitt & Davenport, Tribune
Buildings)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

The LOST RETURSED.-AbOut a fortnight since
Hon James II. Haines OF Burnham, Senator from
Waldo Coz was suddenly called home from Augusta by
the affective that his (aboui years old htd
become insane wandered Of into the woods and could
not be found. The search continued Tor severai
days and nights and every nook and corner that could
be thought OF likely 10 be his retreat was
without success There were az one time I'VE hundred
people the hunt and often or two hundred wer
engaged assisting the afflicted family IN nndng tne
wanderer. After being absent about SIX days and
nights on Tuesday 18TH he returned 10 his father
house Of his own accord, and not observed until
he had nearly reached the door. His clothes were IN
tatters and he had evidently been roaming about IN the
woods His clothes were not dry from the shower oil
the day before and he very feeble. He could give
no account of where he had been. He continued u
gain strength until Sunday last when he came 70 NJ
rgh, mind. He had idea Of the amount OF time thst
had elapsed since he had been sick as be supposed az
home and surprised 10 see how the corn ha1
grown. He thought he had "a gen sudden cold sn1
been III with fever. His wanderings were An entire
blank in his mind He il well and his father TOOK
his place in the Senate again Tuesday last
Portland (Me) Argus.
Two MoRE ARREsTs.-Two more OF the persons
implicated in the dgraceful riot Of saturday night have
been arrested, viz: Finugsn and Drake. Tney VII
have their examination this afternoon Weunder''Ana
that Hanley who shot Is not expected 70 survive
squire Cole bis deposition today Il 70 be nopea
that the fun force Of the law may fall upon the gny
Albany Evening Journal, 22d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

ITO PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PROPM
4 FTORs-For sale one sccoLt hand double cylinder
pre.s bed 4ixS inches; do do. bed 57E6 inches
Bob presses u be put In perfect order and sold cheep
~ IwDkltH r HOE 4 co y and 81 Gold at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

cl',,or Han e1~a-r Beesman ard Nassa1--ts-sno0 vol
,ss ~ rh- rrncpa Reviews and Magaxnes- An-fican
snd Brsh Constant addnens q pew Paoe.o9s S.e.As
e5rs, ann sab-crpuon s. Rooms open from 10 A. N
toIoPM b. order. HENRY A. OAKLEY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

uURxAH FOX OHIO. Lard. 70 ne @i..ry an. nd
III 49, s'ets Ia Ohio sought ouistsncins Ties % shs
= Sss.< fs.es pad lsods sold on coanfils-ioa Claims
,,as A. ~ b. calling senctng ster within ~ dsys
70 " n - Given a1if Iswlm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

" LENA CAMERON, Or, The -Four Sisters
is an Original Novel by Mrs GREY, just published and
for sale by Dewitt 4 Davenport, Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

rS- wigs. wig-. wis- .-AE2srSsr 49,,
importers Eac manufacturers " hlinAh hzf s-1 i-,
he ehespe.t and the assortment of wss scaps ns
NJ q. tutpees brsds OF long hair, frizetiss rnses -.
oa,isd TIE rrsde supplied. wboesale and retail q a.asn
ala. S-~-fcFx
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S,pgRDgR FOR sALE-f0r ssis. le-ifsnt
- s@.ef.r new add IN pSins receiving order. VII 20
"A .rgan Tor each ADpfcs ION ~ D. maie 20 John A.
pos a. the Daguerrean IONS, o?Posle copgress H@l,
Psferson. Se~ jersey. - VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

AIRS. GOvE,s WATER.CURE HOUSE,
WI Isl Teulhst UDremiitinS pessouai alisnpos pes W
psaens gymnasium sDd eonps'o' isseAef 80. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

~ PhreuoIsgists sna Pablis ssrsi s7-Is" =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

" GESERAL CAss PRIScIPLEs have been
doue Up In Baltimore by N. Hickman and are for sale
here by Berford & Co Aston House-in pamphlet Of
T0odd pages with accurate likeness of the General
himself prefxed. OF course the work speaks more
thoroughly and plainly Of the Gems principles than
did the famous little book and will have run
among his followers Cheap-only shilling
We have also from the same Publishers proof
impression of the Gems Portrait. 1t is very good
thing to hang up company with the other candidates
in these exciting times to form series of Family
Portraits
- "THE LIFE OF GEN. TAYLOR, with BIO
GRAPHICAL SKETCH MILLARD FILLMORE" has
reached Third Edition, and has been farther amend
ed aud improved For sale by Dewitt & Davenport
Tribune Buildings)
~ LENA CAMERON, Or, The -Four Sisters
aad arI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

DOAKD-Csn be obtained for family or single gentle
Omen with large and snsH rooms, with small tamil!
the ueigbborhOoc gentee Irqure at 54 BroOmest
where refert VIII be given ana required aus u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

WANTED A tusiiou by respectable young woman
w 10 do plain cooking, washing and ironing. genersl
housewo IN small private family Can give the bes Of
city references from her asi place Can De for
dave. i8 Eigh havenue between Fineeuih and SIX.
ie-u'n on the second foor aus p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

BOARD IN BRoA IA emit OF rooms. wth
I'D private bath for family IN one OF tho most deighui 20
cations Broaowey Also, suit OF rooms on the ,econd
story with cvny IN front, severs rooms for single gen
euen Hot cold and shower baths FOR the use OF me board
era Apply N SO broadway. anI9 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

L,OUND-A gold Bresstpin, in Walker-st on the l7th
L inst The owner can have the same by applying At
Mrs Fiizpsrcks 90 Muberryst paying charges lao|SH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

H.stseross scnyrusAL DosAsA-Ths imposing ~
bisoa h worthy Of VISIT from al DO hays spprsa-
non on the sublime 10 Nsrl.e attempt 10 rsp'odaee
by An They resnact the Cresron In all ne stage ~
>. W made Hsbu the armament beautifully indicating
when saothers days work 70 done, ard unircd Clouds
marking the approach Of morning. The -pengv, -
4 master piece Of dioramr effect exh1b rag mr'nA
he emeuis In The hiskest degree excinf 10 oehosd
Wild ard ouinoqs voice that Of me wind beard Lowing
through all this Tempest the sxhionon sos ~
riesst, Is et.. Children hslfpnse Doors open y
Curtain rises al Ociocs - - -
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BOARDING..
BOARD WANTED in NewYork OF RrooklynS-l

DOARD ~ BROONE->T. near budson-st-Gen-
Duemeu and their wives single gentlemen can De &C
sted At 58f Broonest The rooms are large win
pantres attached and ihsre VIII be but few boaders For
further particulars inquire as above, OF OF T. H. III W w
BRO.
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Prospecfss Of the
raNpAflN rnQ REEODM

GEORGE , 4. PSssES' Secretaries.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-08-30
40.

The revolution OF both parties has com.
menced, aud their dissolution is Fastening
TO It's close. Henceforward there are 10 be-
out l"o parties in the country, and il 10
worse than useless for US 10 a,lttnrt TO con.
ceal or evade the issue. ltis 10 be hetween
he North aud the South, between foe la.
Dor and slave labor. Between tho rights Of
property and the supremacy of The con.,i.
luton and laws, and The power Of faction
and the spirit Of fanaticisn, aud i, is Meth.
er the part of wisdom or policy for he
South 10 shrink from or attempt to eyede
II, bui in the language of the gallan, old
hero Of Buena Vista, 10 determine "in
whatever force We may find the enemy, We
will fight him."
We will say word in our mex, in refer.
ence to the party nomination Of The two
candidates.
An Independent Southern Democrat.