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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25

THE CosT OF GLoRY.--The whole num-
berofAmericans that were killed in the re-
cent war, including the line of the Rio
Grande and that of Vera Cruz, is estima-
ted at 1000, and the wounded at 1000.
1t is impossible 10 say how many of the
latter have died in consequence Of their
wounds, but we should suppose not less
than one-fourth, say 1000, making in all
1000 deaths from battle. This. however,
bears but small proportion 10 the num-
Der who have sunk under disease. On
the left flank ofthe Castle of Perote their
are 1900 American graves, all victims of
disease. A sill larger number perished
at the Capial--the deaths there for
considerable time were One thousand m0nth-
fy, and at no time did they fall below
from 300 to 400.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25

Say in all. .$46, 500
There now, if Mr.. Clifford has not
brought his commodities 20 profitable
market, who hast We shall have more such
cases before the 4th of March, 1S49.
Gin. Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25

The editors of the Eagle appear to be
exceedingly mortified because Mr.. Ford
will not repudia,e Gen. Taylor.-Gaz.
That is one whig authority. Subtrac,
from it the following:
John p COnrcrSe, late member oI
the Legislature, from Geauga. Seabury
Ford's own county, stated in a public
speech at Parkham, Geauga county, to a
whig meeting, that he had assurances
from his (F,'s) own lips, that ho (Ford,
would not vote for Gen. Taylor"
And what rcmainsl- Eagle.
Why thatthe Eaglchas told that which
is not true. John p. Concersc denies
ever having said so. Will the Eagle cor.
recls its misstatemen;l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
For the North.

The Eagle publishes the following, ad-
mitting its truth. The Editors Lave read
the northern edition of the life of Cass.
"The St. Louis Republican, the Mis-
souri, Taylor organ, picks out the follow
ing paragraph from Gen. Cass' famous
letter on the Right of Search, and calls
the attention of the South to the senti-
ment, which it announces as exhibiting
feeling hostile to their institutions:
1--WE are no stakeholder. We never
have been. We never shall be. We
dcprecate ais cristence in principle, AND
PRAY FOR IT'S ABOLITION EVERYWHERE;
where this can be effected justly & peace
ably and easily for both parties"
Mark the sentiment"
Every body here knows Pike-overy
body knows the Eagle men; which, gen
tlemen, are to be belevedl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25

TIE SPoLs.-Mr. Clifford has been
appointed Minister Resident in Mexico.
He went out few weeks since as
Commissioner. This down-east lawyer,
and one of but little distinction, is in high
luck in "the spoils of Office" According
to the rules which we are told now prevail
at Washington, his plunder for the year
1s4S would figure up something like
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
For the South.

PIKE, of the Kentucky Flag, publishes
the following. He it will be seen, has
read the southern edition of the life of
General Cass.
Given Cass himselfsays he is opposed
to slavery, and andprays for its ADO
LI1ION e0eryiOhere." Ky. Wing.
We are not surprised TO see the above
foul and unprincipled misrepresentation
in the columns ofso reckless aud deprav-
cd sheet as the Mt. Sterling Wing. 1t
is the same misrepresentation which we
lately exposed in Capt. Cox's speech at
Elizavile. and Lindsey is but epeating
his words, knowing that they are utterly
false 1t is just in character, however,
with the man. One who, last year, pub
lished a paper in Ohio devoted 10 Demo-
cracy, Whiggery, and AJolitionism com
bined, is a fit subject to reiterate a false
hood like the above. Il Ku H1o
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-19

MEXICAN OUTRAGE ON THB U. S. AND BRIrIsH
CoNsuI.-We learn from Capt Iantz of the schoon-
er Ralanpsgo, arrived this morning from frontiers,
the 22d inst, that E. Porter ESQ.,. the U. s. Con-
sul at Tabasco, and the British Consul We're at
tackled by a patty of intoxicated Mexican soldiers,
who were committing outrages on some Mexican
women whom they supposed favorable TO the
Americans. Mr.. Porter demonstrated with them,
when they furiously attacked botf HIM and his
companion, with knives and bayone.s. Being well
mounted they escaped from the desperadoes- mr
made complaint to Gen. bruno, the Mexican
cou,mander atTabssco, who made an apology, and
ordered the soldiers TO. Tobasco, and had then
punished.-N o. Evening National.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-19

"My son. said an affectionate mother TO her
hopeful heir, who was in short time to be mar
ried, s'you are getting Ain." Eyes, mother, ne
replied, al am; and expect hat you win shortly
STE my rib'
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw YORK, Wednesday, July 20-2P NJ.
AsHEs-The market continues firm; sales Of rs bar
rels part petsgst 6,,snd balance pearls at So. "a
sCorroN-Hoders Of this staple are very fr and az
not their supplies freely sales Of 300 bsies at
yesterdays quotations. ~ ,,-,'f'- . Ia. i.1..a- l'
FLouR, &c.-westsfn flour is rather heavy, and
prices are barely supported The transactions reach
1000 barrels at a. 76a 81 S for Lockport Rochester,
Oewego 80 for fair Ohio. So SIX IS so for pure Gc
nesee SIS e2k SO fer fancy, and So 37k SO So for
extra Southern rules dull ut IS rs for old and 80 1917
Sc rs for new Rye -four moves along slowly at SO 80
a SO 60 Meal Is very firm, and not plenty. Wheat
There have been sales of 400 bushels good to prime
Ohio at 81 10Sc. Rye is steady at 6gc a70c Corn In
In good request and holders are advancing their
views. he sales yesterday and to-day reach 80 900
so 600, bushels at 69c COO for prime Northern ana
Jersey 54c for and mixed 53c for white .Norhcrn
and 81 for good New Orleans ,Qats are steady 90
ACC 41c for Canal, and 4oc a 4ac for Jersey 81
asked and $11 rs offered. Prime IL held at IS SIX q
So Beef is without particular change, and dull Cut
ats In good demand but the light stock restricts
the sales. Lard IL wanted At TIC holders ask
IN. Butter and Cheese In moderate inquiry 81 our
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! Maya HsfgilEKcnce,

s,' The, II ! S. reship edCRia IT Cong f. L.
Ntvlle ffOsn Xeraf Cruz via Pensacola, arrived In
a ESEds sstpTaA sns ssasa ES% nt ton
Which pscs shs on ssh isssl issE officers
ana Grew arein good The follow % ~ liss
nilsS Xsts fafssi joseph GasSS s
cs . 81
under omlnAnd of Major john Harrs e0hsitt1ng Of
fypr eopspsnts n,i5AHefing aSet 2sc fln tile
Valley Of MescS eSsss attached e IT, Satsaon
are: Major John stoia handing usgrgepR David
H u navy ELL as s. ! a ssssss,
os ykshO,ses, attached to dol Capt Wm,Lsng corns'
ias sontaSs % % George I ss sS@a and.
and Hendersen were detached at
soa. The officers named In the above fist who we're
battalion ia the several actions In the Valley
s II 81 sss .ss
tastsrisk ---Nn1sdk Bear on, Judy IA n,urH 4 "a,
TX bomb yesssl Etna, Henry Engls
9sbasco sivsr the 10Th where she parted
ar van Estof oncets Atashsd ~ ihs Etaa r-ienry
cssssj W. wnsiss, sts oecs5t at sronssrs %sts
s &assSs ssss ss SS4s
day last for Norfoky Lieut., AeprY First
Lieutenant Of the Pansa cola Navy1f ard been
duty sand has tgkeh psssage on the Etna.
iuqsThe UyaS store ship Electta, Lieut. Cofnmanding
Raphael mines Arrived AZ this port On, Saturday
EVENING ihst from Vera cruz. Lieut.. M Brsnt has
bssh sieved Inspector Of Provisions on this station
nd has take comma nd of the Electra. 2 Va1 -
On The y. S. surveying steamers Phoenix and walkers
under command of Lieut Patterson, arrived here on
Sunday last from surveying expedition. sa.Fr -
Herb. NJ. Sloop OF War Electra, Captain sKouvrc
Failed nom this port Wed nesday last cruise
Lieut. Raphael Semmes has been appointed 1nspec-
tor Of Provisions for this station sdcoia Gasee,
J,dy TO- ~ '''''' wa 'N ~, .s,,Y r-s J.
g. ARRvapor THE vIsGrrrs voLuSrErRs The trans
port ship Memphis, ballard arrived in Hampton
\, Roads on. sunday = ship, Ohio, Clark on sunday
night and Herman, WEIGH, on Monday morning all
from Brazos. bringing home tina Virginia regiment Of
Volunteers from Mexico. The detachment board
the Memphis c6nfsts Of SIX Companies, with the fol-
lowing Ulcers Capt Harper, comma nding detsch-
nent; Capt Archer of company l; Capt Thrift, Of
- on'pany l.; Capt Talbot. of company M; LIST lieut..
Harrison, OF Company II; I'd Lieut.. McGown, Of com,
psny d Lieuts Gieger and fsrnan, Of Capt Harper's
e9mbany, light pfsntry; LeutA. kGeln g and Ksllam,
ofcompahy Il Lieus rDulany Herbert. And Moore Of
company l.; Leuts SCOTT and Fowlks, OF company NJ.
The detachmen MT on board the Ohio consists OF Ave
sompanies in charge Of Major Early. The Herman
has board three companies and the following on
GERS Capt John w. Rowan, commanding detsoh-
msnt Assistant Surgeon ). M. Bell, U. s. ~ Lieut..
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dCONaEkTttE-s 'AETAfRssst

i.Tas1 ed 10 slqosWednesday, judy e6-46 p. NJ. "
sy ~ ~ 70 sustsn prices for any kind Of
stocks iaseyor anything elsa in thefaoe OF the dull
baesssnd Inactivity street and the apathy of
VpssSatOfs and Die conseqnsnde is that quotation
ara steadily SETTLING down. At the first board to-day,
United States ers 1857 sellaof y per cent; Indiana
state IS, x New York and New H ven Railroad r;
lCAntons 3ado Norwich and. Worcester. 4; Reading
Raltced, as Dong tsls~d, ~ and Harlem,a.f "a
y At tie sec6pd board Harlem advanced y and Can
ton Company u per, cent prices current. in the
Imorningda alt e1IaA sla - 'iea ~ d''s@ Il
'O'Thsa North Western Insurance Company Of Oswego
have declared ssi annual dividend Of ten per cent
n1Hs following tabfs SHOWS the qhantityof some OF
the pfinepa articles of produce left at tide wates
ff6m the commencement Of navigation to the 22d Of
jul. inclusiss durn the yeArs 1s4ss dsysD ls47
II
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F0iiec .IsSIelII~eNccss

Caught againA-,Gl 1iOsras Wera end Rowea Of the
Thit aTrested yesterday tail nd raAer gem
tesl yoxng man By the nAne ctfv sdssbA Warren
9iIi6 SAkes io III, al .gsoeer, Nc!
262 street, eteaipg thepefrom S In silver
This young aetorioas till ahss and hssiofteH
bsen asrxsJed the same aud sfnt lar charges. III
sbbeats that Tho accused had Al Who at
tracted the SttshtiohH Of MI saiine. ht psicing
some batter. and for that purpose thsy went into
The frsnt cslar, md while thersny for svoor three
minutss-Warren senterrd the oH6e, broke open the
<A and visa n tAs act Of taking or g1 The but
was diitHTbed By the 9uick set MI Valsp ~,
was wrong, asked him what he owanted wheh the sc-
eassd ma1e aunsstisfsctory answer shout going
70 the back yard; on ne resarn nom me Through
.tkS4tofe MIR valentine stopbed him, having ascer-
'tained thai his till had been broken opsn and robbs
ssrs for Che above dicers who sesrchsd the
found his person pask of silver on $5each
Sand he other S. in ioose on these packages
was the private mark Of MIR Valentine ard was
e. tfsd BY aim ss hs property yJnstes Tnpson coa-
fss5fas man, 81 Tie Tie mama. of
Sehots hoh<r arrested tssday by 0fcer Quaek
enbush rf the Eleventh. wsrd charge 6f crswlipg
III hegss Nj Bsttie Esitss through
ssDee OF the family. The purse and the money we're
tyistive Osborne ioSked MINI trial. su3AS w
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r ~ Sac is-A srHE USitEp SrArFs ~.
49, ~ p, Nf'o York BoitOF ,p3lte: soashera 9.
juno, 1s4J PACKAGES. l4s4e - a2ss %4os 1870 247i
June, io4S ~ -, 02i0 l,Se 1e4Si 93 9-5l2
,-..1 n s.--:. l. Z .------a.

-7s0o
1t is true that during the early part Of last year
the importstions Of foreign manufactured dry goods
were enormous, ana il is equally true that this year
they ave been unusually limited, and trust that
for some to como they win be small that we may
sumo the supplies how in our markets. An increase
consumption in other countries Is matter of much
Importance to us ssat will create demand for the
raw materials which we have such an abundance Of
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A.. o..
. rhcrsceiptsthus FAR within 10000 boxes of the
total receipts of1s47sn Exchange o M New York, q
314 discount; on England, IL Ii prem Frefghts--
Several vessels loading sugar Tor New 81 70
csrohe Erowy DsMtr1nA, July 8, Is4s The arrival
Of the English mails, bringing intelligence Of the de-
termination OF the British goysrnme mt to make no al
pectations ehtertaiped of the benefits the colonies
were to receive from the labors Of the late Lord eoe
Bsntiinss,s committee The auaptty Of breadstais
imported during the last month from thu ~ nitcd
unspld the weatkT, las held, up, for lthe past
ro Sst IN WIN por &C.
and We anticipate tonnage will be much wanted
BY and bye, Freights very lows Sd 70 . Cd
fricespf American produce-Flour duty 81 7S 50 so
Rice duty :osl 81 % pilot bread duty 500
axc pork duty 75 sis beef duty S aaa5y siS
duty lSs per bsshs fa Saiy iss pes Su Y SsD
pitch pine do duty 81 per M) SO a sSoi rad oak
slaves duty vt so per M $780, white oak do duty ~
sS vh Ssy otc co % dg White
LondonEFri,a ate bills 90 ss4do per e loo
Colonial Bank, 90 days SAL per floOS do 90 days.
$40 per ElC0j do 30 days, G4yU - an. az
|. MArAszss, July 10 1sfs--The market has assumed
a frner sprearsnce, particularly sugars, Of which
there Is scarcityof good Qualities quote white at 4
toss fine yeiiowsi5Ik TO 6;,comuron do ~ to i
browns S}x TOD rCucuruchos 2sf to g. Molasses has
been sold ut 1eS re- and rs scarce 'Inportatfons dun
apdthe stock of,provisions not over large Money
remains tisht-there few takers OF exchange and
tberate for direct bills is3 per cent discount on New
York and Northern ports al mex quotatitns,-U s
jerked beef s7to So pilot bread s. per bbI butter
sl6to s25 per "a mould candes SIS 80 to SIS 4rs
do; sperm do -S30ro s44 empty hhds SEA So RS ;
cheese $i3 per qtl codith 50 to 81 per qti hake
$50 to $40 per hams s14 so SIS per qt; lard sli
to sl22 lumber, w r, $40 to s22 petMi d6fP SCI
to s2S, whale oil, 81 to SAX per gallon; sperm DO
sl2t sI4 onions 20 per 100 bnpthes; potatoes
+ So to $3s2 per Dbl pork S12 to $40 Exchange on
y London - to 1917 per ct premium Freights to Eu-
Of sugar and niolasscs per 10 gallons 81.
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~ Programme, OF Arrapg. mepts for the ReeeIS-
IL 81 The F Regiment Of New York vo their
from Nesko by the cipa Auth eritic OF
YORK. under The direction Of the Joint Special cemitss
ON Cuuncil VIII seock Thurssay morning
b Instant proceed IN the Steamboat Columbia Capt Fuller,
(Ehh rosIy Rendered for The Occasion BY the
uisbu Jto tsrt llani who're they win
s rs f ii ssS fsss
neHtss osoe On NJ e Pie stsahos. 70 che Bat
fred hfreg direction Of Bigadier Gene Morris.
9fsn proceed into he Garden. when the Mayor win
c6YNs and weicof them TO the dty. A @A-s N@''spS
rsespton being conciu nd che Volunteers
n III b te EAt Division New York itia
the command Of Major General SANFORD red In line
the Baiteg WITH n highest military henors Immediasy
nkeatiou yxfll in Ne ln0
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preyjous QUOT aons Whiskey but little for
nd rar0es from u Q3r 80

previous quot aons Whiskey Is bat little
and ranges from 22h 70 23c. 80. . p ~
NEw Yonx, July 26-6PN
~ THE faur market exhibited no change. and spcs
do to fair sxeept at previous ruteS sales Of
Ohio whs at made terms which showed fee bic
market Good yellow corn continued in limited sup
ply, and sales We're made In moderate tots at good
oats rsma ned unchanged. ess pork. was druer, nl
gales were reported at an advance. Prir,s was also
Field at rfaer rates. Lard Quiet Sugars we're RAJ
her fpsetive out change prices Moasses and
coffee were both dull. es.sAIGs,saa 81
Asuns=Sales Of 100 bbls were made, jpcluding pots
at SIS and pearls at So The market closed firm nd
some holders were asking better prices.-s" o. ~ r..
Export from Is, 10 25th Juiganvi'"'n'
4 ssa asl .,l~.-' - ,-'ti iut lS48s lS47
Pots. bblss 256l 'fr ZZAt
Pearls, H',s .s.f.s. 2b0 ~t lVt
Bog rApsIuFrs F7outA-The sales footed up about
5000 bbls. In Separate lots; amotg With about
Geo bbls in separate parcels of this State Oswegp
Rochester, SO at 81 75 81 s1s, which the range
50 10. except for aboat ZOE bbls me, which sold at
81 37k 500 bbls part prime Michigan sold AZ So and
IA lot Of Fancy at S662lS, Southern continded in
active at 50 TO SIS 9T3s for old md At IS fYr new
Wheat1 Sales Of 1000 bushels Of Ohio we're made
SlO6, and 500 do. Western Mt Csc. C6rhlyales OF
10 600 bushels made Including several small par
GELS Of Northern round yellow ut 50 591S aud
lots or round mixed 54s and some Western mixed Of
5sc and high do at SIC. Meat Sales OF 1000 bbls
terms 200 do. New Orlcars"sod nc S235; and 80 do
Brand3wfne ut SO 70 RyeA1SaIes of 1900 d 1000
bushels were made 1t 70 TIE 9kytf Ffoufn Sales 81
100 bbs. were made ON private terms. Oafs- anal
contihuedto SELF at 40 d 47c ''z'@' 'ri 3 ~ ''a
Receipts do,cn the Hudson since ths ope,nr of Nari
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!. WASHINGTON SMITH,
.s1sa- -4ts-:--g ria7 t.
Committee on the part of the
Board Of Aldermen
I - 4a'<hS &@1 :
Il h.nss Ep,t G-=glf5
la6s ss,,~s5, 50 81
81 2. fEt@ .sI ii ~
|. Committee on the part Of the
Board Of Assist. Aldermen.
=, S1iJsiE. 81 II Ng-

10 Sarn<De9s' Toilet Afv1Glos, DreSs1nS Oases and
fssvy Cutlery - BSoadwsy Of Liberty stfsst and M
Broadway The spbscEbezs qsTecly call the Of me
Variety K not edvallsd they bosn beseeSed NTH
striet rer IN III eAsssArs kaxsuntd SAUH-
DERS = eoN, ~ nd S7 Rfsadv,ynst I:uJd > ~ So.
. Thc enc apsst And Btsl place In the city 10
s gdSd Book oeS caitr Is 1T Jones "a Ann street
Chs Nseum bis best Ffeauk Boots - 6o teeond quality,
fEon 81 6Oto 81 Gpsnsss Spots FROM $3.50 10 gpas -
iSraisd ExcutsIon arc p,id staten Island, stop.
Sr AZ caaf Grye beht for tSe benefit 81 O. W William sou
On tburdsy July 9Th OWN leave the foot Of Delaney
etiISIclork Aarhct at 4 Catherine street, Brook
RSaa III Snf fss Mi 5 slss
attendance. Tickets 80 cents children half price u 'iul -
sRoAcs fhst the adj g ofst loa.n + GhureA
stamford conn intend holding fair Saturday psS which
s g va ss%y
sds sSt tfdy seiigsfai eise II god 6htSe aaS sun6
tueS Arg ordo bfsifes ehen vs. sAy err
,rsada fa drh and s The Steamboat Co
ane leaves the NJ Csthesipe street fss Stamford
fyaryu DAY. n elNcf Hiha1L lalnnL & .ttA .oi
. Riekestxuq DsanfSRd FSiHtsa PENS, qrrfe best
ith slver ha ehelietp ~ xarrxased for ave
yra Ais afpe Asonsutof Gtd Gases ducsH prices,
Geld reYaIAd e9taE bein aiI 10 stIsg iIa ,p5
Isi .1hg rest 'txuaIffy tf trfeagh BpStE San he
fpd eHes, est IT. 6dr enu Y6nn oppote once
stfet6 Bsb<st Frenci only St
the best s. 81 in other stores! fhe Caf
a 70 and $5J t}NitenH nd equally Ias Iow NH tary
shQpd Ilses thsER oeieoh snnG Isaf THE ntFoR
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~ f'nn . ~ "a OF Dfe<T. ne s~i "si'' - ~-'
On the Goth inst, of consumption, A6Nss, wife Of
George the third and the last Of the surviving
daughters Of the late Robert Halliday bf this city in
the 3Sth year Of her age e 4.'o' n-H - 7 "a
THE feraI service win take place 1t her fate resi-
dence this DAY, 27th ed street west of6th Avenue
at O'clock p ~, 70 which her friends and &C Quaint
sances ars respectfully invited t ~ = t-"n A.,
ION "Wednesday morning 2Bth inst after a long aud
painful illness JAMES. DyscAy, quiys5r Aka ader
r. and Lucy d. Mckenzie, Aged0 th6nths and II days
~ ''.A o, ye pare nts, cease to weep, 80 Wv
'h' "a "a When' dust returns 20 dust; wv ~
~ 'a'1 For God's designs are bright, 81" % q.
1..r st' fSt And all Hsways are Just. th
Fiction (N.S papers please copy ~ rh- - nn
lin Brooklyn,'on ttre oath iust, Hsvsy WEBSTER,
only child Of Alexander w and Caroline Pslmef aged
lyesr and 20 daysgi.Ii iitt ITn a. r'i HTuu'h
~ On "Wednesday, the Goth inst, 'TBosiAs rBsLAS
after short illnessJsE 10 unn"N IA "a Hl
The friends Of the fAmyy also of hs bsothers-
law, Thomas and John lex; and his nephew, John
Tad ,Connery, invited to atte nd the funeral at
o'cloehthis day from his rcsidcnce,alS vandewatsp
street. iA psn trf- fiit hiffnY ipit. t'faf ify
y On wednesday rsvspisgy the Goth inst ArcwLrsE
the youngest dsughtes Of John ~ and Jane D. Bull
aged months and 10 days. s1hlun VI Ane
y Her RENAME viii bc taken to Orangc county for
internt nee this aftern ~ ~ y pfi4stI u
=. AZ Jersey City Wednesday ornsng, the 26th
inst, after short and Illness, Mrs PsNrLorE
KrENE, In the SD year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend her funeral Thursday afternoon, at
O'Clock, from the residence Of her daughter, Mrs.
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the bill He argued the bad policy Of pss~ins bi
and said he would prefer tbs pa~smsa of the wmot
y iner.sss the sss.sisn Of the Worth Let a. FATHER
'sd h says the pSys meet the iaosh e. K,
qh heor in the debate, apdpF0cssdsd @sf@te disposs
81 the south he Is the most ipAsxb,s in shppsrt Us
81 pstuiar institutioas and his Earnest judicial arsn
there + so asss sepS IN eas ION se so@ss
be had one serious objection to the sh Z Dragon
Ss%e
he could trust ne subject 70 the supreme C6rt tIs
ss sss
.,9ssfo,rs nArv Az HovR Arrrn IM.bsI oHr ~ a
Mr. pERhiAs sttssa, che floor Several other sess.
tosfnrs Jet tospeah, He was snceesded U Mr. Brad
s yssS ~ assS
IL upfor the night. Full report BY mail W. v
Houss .oG Representatives. X
The Housee:oonyensd Mt tha usuxi Aous,fAnd wAS
ssisd to order when the journal was read and ap
. &, .As ngRsns Ads, &c ~.
Z ," esr sssoasion in favor 81 ss dsbason ts
Oregon Bill this day At o'sosk % - INV
NH t. T. ass e q ~ ass
sn 81 s tss SS rsiss and
al ne iesol ptlon was aidpR ia ~ go
h, dsg M aa aoRE0 AR rro IkC bfLlSs ~
l,s a into Ss.antss " tIs " Aos 4e 81
T IT, aSss *hsa Ss Oregon
M, eWAILIasnt lptScbsby Woodward obtained ths
e m Aopr and took the Sont & Interpretation He
o dfseteda hs remarks sheny In really 60 Mri
oo 80 arsu
9 ,,; ss' Il IL vSs e " q p
MI Iynasosl fI;s:rsis, ,nskt obtained the hoos,
pssd speech the Southern sas Or the
sstion He resd his speech III good tone OF voice
''iaaand with rapid Z a ians VI ao
49, On motion the House ourped oyer tn tQmorroH,
Ina uEpl4sHSy.s l..,a. ard Viz
nI.rLctaad yqlUs 40 B., 20! Ell,
t:'iog July 20 within the twenty
o. -four Flour, aeo0 hbs wheat eoo bashes;
70 corn 5oo6 bushes There WA change, N -four,
o H. Wheat va4 dull with saas Of 1900 bushels &c Siasi
sts7e Corn 1ftp, and 8se 4oc askeds Oats
were scarce, and bett RIIrees asked. Thsra
g.. 80. ~S S,~~hsAxE AIharv olo
i0 ' Ats4sy yuly a. the pssftwenty,
ssiln heurssFnur, ooo bhsY cnrn,
VIM, tIlepr e4hihitaa M che and oRl light sales were
sa making at previous srstsss1a Wheat inActy s
h oy sI auoas ~ &c., no ohsnge In
hsA iaizea oxts. saass q 800 pusheb w made 1t
Il & Other articles rensissd about the same. T ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27

l.. J. Blanrs, Of company q, Lieut. J. II. Dunn, of
company @ Lieut. J Avis, Of company X Lieut.. u.
3 Gsllaher, Of company X. The officers and men in
good health Novf folk Hersll July 3s.a g. ~sH