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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

From HoNDURAs.-The schooner Ancona, Capt.
Griffin arrived yesterday IS days from Belize Hondu.
ras bringing hes OF the Belize 0bsvu1 to the Sd inst
but no news of importance.
Nh. Fitlgibbon, whose Imprisonment for contempt
OF court has been previously noticed TO be re.
leased on the goth Of May three months OF oondne-
men and his fine of 800 having been RENTED by the
Government The Obserrcr Gays that Mr.. Fitzgibbou
is citizen OF the United States. and has father now
residing in the City Of Brooklyn Mr. Fizgibbon was
10 resume the editorial control Of tho Obserrv the
10Th of June
The new iron lighthouse on HslfMoon hey IL was ex-
pccted would b- completed shout the close OF June.
Several Indians had been murdered on the English
side Of the River Houdo and warrants had been issued
for the arrest OF the supposed perpetrators.
The Presidents message recommended assistance
by the United States 20 Nucstau has reached Belize
and calls forth comment IN the pspers The %.
srr saws that from the tone OF the message relative
10 foreign interference &C Il ners that the Presiden,
entirely forget that there il such place Belize Brit
ish Honduras.
Flour ON the Sd OF June quoted al $40, sSllt
Cheese $40 Sl2t per 100 lbs. Butter, so se5
Lard 50 lbs SO $ q Mess Pork SIS 81 prime, Sil
Sl2 Mess Beef SIS a SI4 prime. ST. Sl2 family
81 SIS. Exchange on New-Nork 80 days, per cent
premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

on the BODY Of man named James shea who came 10
his death by exhaustion arising from oss Of blood from
an injury TO bis lcit leg accidentally resolved BY being
caurht between the dock and steaubost
CENTRAL SrsToNs.--W i.liam Houston was
u'scel AZ the bar on a charge OF having stolen -od
watch valued a Sl0o. the property o. Ar n BALDWIN.
As the wntrh was found in the possession of ile pr
oncr when BE- was afrci ict the Jury found verdict "
guilty and the Court sentenced hm 10 the STATE Prison
ior 3 years Philip Walscr was PLACED upon trili .or
having solicited passengers on thc llth o Say last o.
60 90 boarding house kept 10y inan nlnsd hannock
The accused was found guilty and 'fe Court scn'encei
him 20 the CITY Prison toy months James C. Col
Inns was next rcd for having committed violent
sslit on Mrs Ann Watson and biting of her luger
The Jury found the prisoner guilty. and De Was
fenced % thc rcn.,entary for months The Coafi
fhfn t1 burned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN VII
Republic or sierra Mndre-nOre Re-AnneN-


The Ver-O-'e-1f Delta SAYS thst Don Jose r. IT.
r-l hal arr.ed in that city i1r the purpose 81 pro
crag printing press and the necessary m'iei'.s TO
commence % Tanpico the publication OF J'ufn. oe-
voted 20 the establishment o. the Republic Oh sierra
Msire.
The Dsfe learns from sehor Garcia, that ne pl'A
which has been concocted and agreed upon % aiii poo
embrace the states Of Tsmauipas NueTo Leon and
r,rts Of the states Of Vera Cruz end Puebia VITA an
invtaon 70 he adjacent states % JON 10 ne move
meut
The D,t7 thinks that many Of the Nazeans 're rpe
fr tie movement aud that al they VII need 70 insure
.--e.s will be the aid Of some of 7rr fldH' r'.
and supply Of ammunition. and suggests iaai mere
vii, bos force q % least 1000 American solder. % the
neu Republic, soon as IL is proclaimed reldy 20
take spart 10 its defence and organization.
Tsis second Edition OF the Texas conspiracy was ~.
pec,ed bu, hardly as coon As this. Oi course "Asn
Ills country shall have been slbjugaied BY American
arms te people lie. The conquerorsl HA have rls-i
10 d. .s they please and VIII reesia5-'h slavery ana
s.kei 70 be- admitted into tie American Union, We
will hsre right 20 DO as we plese aad viii hfanns
them. SO Sc 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

oHlo.-The Whg State Central Committee Of
Ohio. has issued an Address 90 the Wings Of that
State, urging them 10 support Gen. Taylor and
arguing that by this course only the Extension
Of Slave Territory Free SOIL be prevented.
On the Western Reserve. hitherto the Whig
stronghold, and good for Six to Ten Thousand Ma.
jonty, we believe over hall the Wing journals
have repudis'ed the nomination Of Taylor; and if
he had almost anybody but cass 10 run against he
would probably go of the Reserve behind As il
is, the result may be different.
on the Reserve, the opposition to Gen. T. sp-
pears to be scarcely formidable, safe in few To-
cslitics. The most formidable d;ssentient is the
Western Star, Lebanon, Warren Co. in the heart
OF the Wing stronghold in The Southern part OF the
State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

CARDS FOR Misunderstanding, Visiting and Cas-
Cards elegantly engraved and printed finest French r
ceain Cards at the lowest prices The finest English Po
cean Cards printed from engraved plates at 81 cents PEI
pack.
ELEGANT Boxes FoR WEDDING CAEE.-Eleeani Boxes
for Wedding Cake 60 per hundred plain Boxes - Pc
HUNDRED Card Enyelops from 20 cents to s. per HUNDRED
Wedding " afers IN great variety Silver Cords, &c al
EvzRDELL's Engraving aud Printing Establishment "
Broadway Of Duanest hrst square above s'e~"r'
marble store. jel IuThSsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22
New. FROM Europe.

The Sarah Saad', propeller leA Liverpool on
the 9th inst and is consequently IN her 10Th day
cut. The, intelligence size brings VIII be three
days later than that brought by the Aper'ea' ohe
comes 10 this port.
The Britaaniq left Liverpool on the lO'h' anu
will be due az this port on Saturday next i.'
Britannia brings four days later news tnan me
81 So,d. bat we shan probably receive 1t at
The same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

McM0kN-We noticed on Saturday, SAYS the
Troy Bulge the statement Of the Brrale R.ps5c that
two hundred leading and influential Democrats in the
County OF Nayne, Miohgsn-the CoUaiy IN which Gen.
Cass resldes-haye signed paper repudsiiug the Bal
unore ticket and promising their support 70 the Jtca
nominees We have assurances from portions OF the
Ssie thar TIE Democratic ready - cooperate
with their brethren Of Waya, County.
EXPLOSION OF A powDrR MtLL-A powder mill
IN hSrre tiew up ON Monday afternoon killing one per
son, young man aged from 20 70 p years lie was
blown some ten rods from the building and every par
tcle Of clothing except bit at one 81 hs stockings
stripped from his body, which blAckeued Ike coal
Lightning Is supposed 20 have caused the explosion A. a
storm prevail ed ~ the time. and large tree near
By was struck az the moment OF the accident 10 the min
Springfield Republican
Tux CROrS.-Durinc our absence last week
We passed through considerable space Of farming
country We were much delighted with the beautiful
appearance OF the Winter crops snd believe they will
weld most abundant harvest The Grass, however
appears 70 be short but stands thick The Corn many
places Is short owing % spell ofcoli days and nights,
bat the prcse hot VIII have remarkable influence
upon IL growth, and viii also abJndauty reward the
irncT Tor his daily lsbors. Should the weather con
time favorable. lttlc iohizh VIII produce very
barge Supply q grain OF al kinds the present year.
lIehigh. Pa Register
VIRGINIA HARyEsr.-Thc Rickn0ad Uaigssys:
me Wheat harvest was commenced last week in this
ed TIE negAoofns couu,ics sni promises sneSrensve
S'op, tHe country presents oe1urial and most re-
fscshing appearance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22
By telegraph 10 the yew-YOrk Tribune.
From Fort Childs-The Oregon Battalion-The
pa.uefs.

ST. Louis. No "wednesday. June p.
The steamboat Mssissippi has arrived from Fort
Childs, two miles above Fort KearDey. The Ore
goa battalion was there ON the lst instant.
Col. Powell had concluded a treaty with the
Pawnee Indians who have coded 70 the United
States Grand Island for the establishment of Fort
The Pawnees were in distressed condition Tor
the want Of provisions They were frsid to hunt
being A, war with all the surrounding tribes. COL
Powell provided them with means Of subsistence
nd rlrnfecfinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

sANDs's sAEsAfAamLA-SPrng Is once more with No.
ysI1s freshness s tho air. and man, a. well a. vegeaooo.
feels the reyiylng influence " the But spn1k
not Spring 10 the SEX The poor bc-dden marty 10 sef'f
ua, or rheumatism, liver disease. geston Or AZ
one Of The legion Of ma.adles which take their N ne
stomach, and make he veins teir eOudnltswhst 70
Spring 10 hint whai language = % he deaf and duno o.
light 70 The blind But think tell the sssTe'
how 10 81 bis system for the enjoyment Of Spring Aosr
Of sands Sarapas that shall rot Last the whole sess0s
vii accomplish the work. ard enable the patient "GassSr
his bed and walk" beors aery July looks In At eAssSs
window
Prepared and sod, wholesale and retail By A. b. ID
SANDS, Wholesale Duggsts 100 Fulton, corner Os wsh
a. "a Broadway, and n Eat Broadway, NewYors sod
also BY Druggists generally throughout he United sass
Price 81 per botile, or six bottles for IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

1oorH DRAWING SUYERsrDED.- This u an age o. ~
proveinents 10 j. no longer necessary 20 wrench M
pm. iooh IRON a socket; the contrary The unay "a
per can De rendered seTsclhe. and preserved cfe
asri ~ very simple process Dr. EDW AkD st>p -. -
fay-si has prepared metallic s-astr4re wiiclol
irDcgced into The efce 81 tooth when l asii ne -.
i,,ef 10 the shape ~ ne cavity adheres % ihs
face. and. hardening, becomes. a. q were apan %
is'f. equally ssil, sni perhaps even us9ie ri
We rcc5u aeul l sHI casfU ID rtutff ESQ POI .tt'-
jes0 s<- sunday coef's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

A EIisr TO HousEEEgrERs This is the season 10 maze
selections Of Carpeung Floor OIL Cloths, Mating, Table and
Piano Covers, Hearth Rugs Mats, &c. &c. and whsfe 70
direct readers 10 the largest and cheapest sssormens
quite desirable Information Your attention is direciedoue
cheapest Carpet Establishment in The United States
HIRAM ANDERSON, 10 Rowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

CosGREss CATER Doors C8aii0H.-The public are al.
ysed 10 purchase no Congress Boots hni ned IN
.de-he backs and sides with leather The common arl.
ces lined with inen like the mans ra1ors made 70 sell
The real Simon Pure eathorned Congress Boots eau b.
found only At WATXNss ma Fulion-s who makes all lis
own work. and allows poorareles TO 20 ont Of his store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

ALwAYs RE lDY. But NEVER RCvGH-hNoNs ROXY
Mountain beavers for ssumer wear These hats posse"a
s.o.s and brlancy which weather seems 20 dim, tof
rou "a usage tamsh They have also body and durability
that tho coodng tooth OF time hardly aieei s2lSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

Coscnzss-Frorn some cause, which we 90 not
understand. we did not receive our regular dis-
patch from Washington last evening and are
therefore ignorant Of yesterdays doings in Con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

- one OF the principal foHures 90 BE American No.
scum is The Nenoquia entertainment O harrington lis
performances are really very good, Tar superior 10 any
ihng of the kind that las been 40 our city ~ aie aid vs.
wei AZ the superb siucin. Of 'he United State. MnsFs
Performances at Il and O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

SERIOUS AcoiDrNT.--A most seriou, accident
occurred on Moorcs section Of the New York and New
Haven Railroad, near Norwalk, Friday last. An &C
cdenial explosion from quarry OF rocks killed one
laborer literally tearing him in pieces, and wounded
two others that it is feared they will not survive
The hands Immediately left the work, and the conirac
tors find great difficulty in replacing them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

"RIcHELlEU" DnHo POSTED GoLD PEHs.-Ihe cor
testimony Of al who have used these pens Asi
tley not only tie best but cheapest PEGS 10 We
say the Of busness.n fsc any body who sEo@'
the perpleyliy Of wiring with bad psu-go 10 the 0od
Pen Depot Of B Z. WArsoS Co IS wall-st and seleei
one Of magnificent RicheAeus" Tie points arewr
rsnfed % last for years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

- TIE AMERICAN Flora, for July, has
just been published by Green spencer 100 Nsssaust
Il contains six finely colorod ensrayin:s Of plants with
descriptions OF their structure and medicinal properties
The work very handsomely cot up, and well deserves
the extensive patronage it receives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

SUMNER F0OD fOa iSFASrs.-D Decidedly the besi Tod
for ifan,s, particularly II moulded with bowel COMPLAINT
Is HEcKERs Farina. Paiafalie el nutritious, for
superior 70 anow.roo sago &C tie peculiarly adapted T
the infant al weaving. To be had al the drug soses
ieiJffs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

~ The fact that 80 fsw business advertise exien-
sgey IN country newspapers accounts for another ar
tiaf those who do make large fortunes Ia lew year,
PALmER's Agency, in The Tribune Buildings presents
elf safe and complete opportunity for choice OF
tie besf pancrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

"THEsE' : no sCcH WORD - PAIL There 10 ar 800
invented and prepared BY PHALoS which AnoNn
i9ta" o.. Ter tflai. We mean hs Chemc4 Hair lnfku
sor II Jury Of .adies cmpaueed Try NE elss
u0n " i1ci they would pronounce it. fud The very -
m1Bnan, 10 curl and smoOh aud 10 D. event Is from pir
gray or falling out hat has SET been concocfo lbs!
use = nxilre "a every fashionable toilet, and cs
we ihnk be suppsned To Be- he'd tf6l Broadway All ~
drug stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

IT. CLAY or TAYLOR would express her aston .hnenih
they 10 witness the awful sacrifice which KLSssr
WHEELER, Of 81 Caharilesl. daily making n ylers'
and Manii..as Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

CAUTION TO MERCHANTS ETc.-Z. ). WHEfLERis ntn
agent for Hunts Merchants. Magazine, and merchants and
others are cautioned against paying my Subscription hm
on account II that work No person Is authorized 10 sd~
an agent for the Merchants Magazine who canned SIC"
written commission from The proprietor, and give Fnpiea
recep, signed FREEN,N HuSr per W. A BURris Jr
ion a,feod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

AMrRlcAN MUscL lSsurCIr-The ladies and ge1lie-
the branches Of tie Institute particularly
requested 90 meet u the large room over Banvards raa
raue this Thursday evening, az o'clock.
II MElGGS. Pnncpa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

To MEcHANlcAL DRAFTsMEs.--WASrsD-A Glfoy'
American and Foreign Patent Agency u Nassaust corner
Of John-st ~ York. two experienced Mechanical DraAs-
men, capable Of making working drawings for the various
Patent Offices. and other purposes References A. 10 cara
blity Sc WILDE required Al letters must be posfpat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22
ub.cribers received 20 The Weekly Tribune.
Subscribers received to semi-weeIsly Tribune

- ~. Rev Bishop Ii1 -li.s % N,'v York. AZ
rived a Nl.Halkee, GA the illh accompanied by Rev.
M Quarter VI Chicago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

~ Gen,lenen's French Cali and Tampleo Morocco
pump soiepsgged Boots Of superior quality and fA ale
tail, By Leo SCI FRENCH d SHAW, 10 Anal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

- Hon. Howell CoBs. has been nominated
for reelection to Congress by the Loco Focos Of
the With Congressional District of Georgia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22
Voice Of The Revolutionary Fathers.

On tie 18th OF October l7s4 the Continental
Congress adopted a plan Of association containing
variety Of articles among which ind the following
which il commended 20 the attention OF our readers
and particularly those who are disposed 70 favor the
perpeuafion of inc slave Trade by extending 70 the
territories o. the United States where slavery does not
exist. o. i- not permitted by the local law
The article % which we alude contains this remark
able language
We vii neither .m port, purchase any slave import
ed nfer he frsf day Of December next after which time
We W wholly discontinue The ave Trade and VII. neither
be concerned IN Sc ourselves, nor Will we hire our vessels
nor sci our con n0ues manufactures 70 those who are
c0acrmed IA D."
The plan OF association containing the foregoing art
Gle was signed By the members OF the Congress whose
names are given below and may 0e found the FIRST
volume of the journals 81 that Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

ssvrA AyyA-Tio s.. -. Delta says that 10 IS
the universal expectation and belief Of the Nezieans
that santa anna VIII return 10 Mexico As soon - the
army leaves the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

FOR Europe.

CuNAnp LrNE-FOr rcrF00i rccty'
AMERICA - Capt Jrpstss Prom h9stoa We.near Jlre =
BRITANNIA Cart LAso..- prom hlork W 81. e-}f ya
CAMBRIA Capt N.assoS. flom hoaa " edleisaJ, JpJ y
OCEAN Sr,r NAvCo's LTNE--fQr >hlmpioR q BrsneR
WASHINGTON Capt Joussr5s. Froa ~ ork Ilurdsy JAS 70
INDEPENDENT LrNEs-F0r S0sftmpios H0weS Lirvpt
SARAH SANDS Dor Liverpool lonN GA pa Ju5 ?
SARAH SANDS For Liverpool flnmN eAlu sept
SARAH SANDs..-Tu Liverpool inmN fort I'm Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22
TIE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Aniericn.

CUNAED LINE-SfIs from LicUpo'' re. y
rrfrANNIA- C..t rs,a.' f0r NJ .t... So i'e D,
DtEpEIA - Capt Ha.rnoS .Fcr Boston 5000 SGT -iae u
OcrAN SIN NAV COS LusE-fIoa 8rlnte1 r so a''pts
urHu,NN - cara Casarssa .. Dor Sew faa.. 90. @-y A
WASHINGTON capt Jassftos fof New i'" SUI - ="
in eta- So i.aer. leave anEMEN avgs 10 te lan iai
A1fp4ON .l 90 fr HarHN Nr t AVA LIS o.
sunday DO Gag oi.sa- irgn '.s iofk viii 70 te li'tI
INDEPENDENr LINrs--Fnu Ltrefoott
Dor New lufa Ia June
@ARAH SANDS. Caps Iioarsos.. iur N- ora ,i'n a 4
SARAH SANDS Capt IsosPsoS -fof Ne~ i'N.'i' "'N
Fr0as H1rre;
rNlrEp sr,ras Capt Nss OK Mos JAY 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

NrW-HAMPsHIBE. john Dickinson,
John sullivan Charles Humphreys
Nathaniel Folsom. Thomas Mlfiin.
MAssAcHCsErrs BAY. Edward bld.e
Thomas Cushing John Morton.
samuel Adams George Ross
John Adams. DELAwAsE
Robert Treat Paine Cesar Rodney
rHoDE ISLAND. Thomas Nchsan
stephen Hopkins George Read.
Samuel Ward. MARYLASD
CONNECTICUT Mathew lusnnan,
Eliphalet Over Thomas Johnson,
Roger sherman, William Paca,
Sua. Dean Samuel Chase.
NEr.YORX VIRGINIA
lease Low. George Washington,
John Alsop. Richard Henry Lee,
John Jsy. Patrick Henry, Jr.
James Duane, Richard Bland.
William Floyd. BENJAMIN Harrison,
Henry Wisner Edward Penileton
3 BOcrum NORTH CAsOLINA.
Philip Livingston William Hooper,
NEwJEEssr. Joseph Hughes,
James kensey. K Caswcl.
william Livingston, SOUTH CAROLINA
stephen Crane. Henry Middleton,
Richard smith. Thomas Lynch.
John ID Hart Christopher Gadsten,
P-NNsTLFANft. John hutedgc-
Joseph Galloway. Edward RI,.sdse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22
Subscriber. received to the Daily Tribune.

CITY ,us.sfssr. leasst it, sa''.s -lss~
sa5ssrrtol nossy d rsc..4si 10 liTAae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

lsSUE'rs-Au inquest was held yesterday st
the Alm'.H0use yari the body o. man named
Pierre Dunen0uycr found noSfins Ia the DOCK a, tic
loot u Deyst From some papers that we're found On
his person bis uauie was discovered and al.1 hat De-
was lalc.irg ulaa Who csme from ~chcwirrhs-4 IN
Germany. lle deceased Was shout I'D years III age
YsFdist death By Growns .Also, a. No. "A Rssavss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

EXTRAORDINARY CAsY.-A little FISHING schcon-
lying ~ enc oi oar whsrves last week, winch
deserves notice she wts rfnnci by veteran eros
consisting Of skipper Marshall aged IS ~ brother
aged -; another man aged o. and 81 g. Tire Fcs-
se! : g. years old ani the unitcd ages Of nc vessel
and crew number 80 years The saPpeg las ioI
lowed the pursuit from be s-e Oi 3 wears.
salem Register.
- A letter from Mexico SAYS Il am inform
81 hist those ocers Who sentenced % IL hung IN
the City &C NeNico on The cl.' ir-tau- Iicrt Haze
Tlicn ani Dattun are % be- d-shca3rahy declared
lrsm the service, G1d seat cut OF tie e0gRtry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

sERiors Accumulated afternoon while
n man named John King was employed in hoist ng
goods IN the United States Bonded Warehouse south.
- be- losf his balance while sending down the tackle
through he hstchwsy the third door and fel dis
tluce Of thirty feet lie taken up insensible and
slshi hopes are entertained Tor bis recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

Mr. WDTBRor was not able TO take his seat IN
the House to-day He is, however fortunately
c0nva.escent. aud hopes to resume his functions
90 morrow. Members vii be glad to see him IN the
House gam not merely ior his own sake. but also
tlf theirs. as it seems q matter u doubt whether
tle Speaker pro. tenn. has It la las power to sign
papers necessary Tor the obtaining OF their moneys
from the Sergeant-at-Arms.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-02-24
DIED.,

At his residence near Port Tobacco, Charles
County, Nd, on Sunday, the Goth inst at o'clock,
A. M, VIM M. HODGES in the 3sth year of his
age.
1t pains the mind to hear at any time of the dis
solution of mortality. 1t shocks the tender sensl
bites of our nature to hear that the young and
beautiful just blooming into life, are struck down
by the rude hand Of Death, that the gray haired
patriarch, full of years and honors, has fallen into
the sleep of the grave. But when have to re-
cord the departure of in the prime of life, in the
full meridian of usefulness-the life and JOY OF his
famiy-the blessing of his neighborhood-the no.
bic, generous hearted citizen-the honest upright
man, we are at loss to express our feelings. But
in the order of Gods providence it has pleased him
to remove such an one from our midst The sub
ject of this brief notice of gentle, retr
ing disposition, ever modest and unassuming in his
department. so that those that knew him best loved
him most. Warm and generous IN his feelings, he
would spare pains to friend. 1t can truly
be said of him, that he afectionate husband
and friend tender father, humane and merciful
master. He has passed away, leaving large circle
of relatives and friends to mourn his rreparable loss.
Among them, an aged MOTHER disconsolate wife
and four children. Mourn not bereaved ones He
has made happy exchange, though you have lost
your best friend. He has gained Heaven, for it is
your privilege to know that his trust in God
resigned, and peacefully he left the and
trials of earth for the bliss of the Eternal World.
H.
Died, on Sunday evening last after short illness,
Mr.. OSWALD LAWSON. Age, 80 years.
Died, on Monday night last, at his residence in
this county, Capt. WILLIAM SANDERS. Age,
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