davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
The Last " Dodge - Yer.

ffll NJ ffra-l- fa--
There is a rumor in town that the Washington
PresidentmAkers foiled IN their effort 70 dru- the
people with Compomise BILL which compromised
nothing bat the characters Of those wao supported
preparing 70 withdraw their forces and 70 allow
the Anti Slavery Provso % be applied 20 al the Tern.
tory in conTOversy-Ore- New Mckee California.
Minnesota, Nebraska, sc. &c
such resgli might disgust some but i would sur.
Prise very few in this quarter i IS vel understood
here, that none, Of those who have proved the
mos; devoted propss andsis OF slavery, esteem that
any other institution Of their country important
the possession ofthe Executive patronage Of this Union
Tor four years.
To al such il Is apparent BY iris tine TIA; nothing
can prevent the election Of Mr. Van Buren, the Pres
dency, unless Il Be the immediate and entire abandon
enl BY the South Of their claim to carry Slavery and
slave representation into the free territories while
many Ofthe doubtless ostrich psied enough % De-
Leve. that II the Slavery question pug 70 sleep
either OF their candidates would regain the support
which has been forsAking them daily since the session
OF the Uuca Convention As 70 What would Be the
tuAl eject Of such step upon the prospects u Mr. Van
Buren, do design peculstc because the pros
pect inspires with no concern. We shall 5e most
happy 70 the vast domain with which this nation
has recently become charged. provided with = wise
free and humane government. sRd with laws which
shall not be rsprOach upon their sulOrs and curse
upon the people who are hereafter abide by them.
We shall stop oriticise the motives which VII
have occasioncd this surrender II IL should be made
nor 70 gusge the honesty OF those who should unite IN
We are glad 10 see devils cast out even BY beelze-
Dub the prince OF devils Give those territories free
and TIE gin shall be encountered with conditions
snpalsnonsnn fAvor Of Martin Van Buren,. or anybody
IS ana DO disputed principle survives for inde-
pendent candidate 70 be run UPON we venture 70 ssv
tn1i - person In the country Will Be more re1icei
taNn AZ. sI naren hinseii-no party more delighted
nan tass which las pledged TO him i.s support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
More Robber,. Wrong and RascnIity.

We find the following iu yesterday National
Tafeligeacer. We know that such schemes have
been under consideration extending even farther
than 70 the Sierra Madre. some men have had
strong inclinations toward swallowing the whole
Of Mexico.
The arrangements are nearly completed for the con
empated new Republic 20 consist Of ihe Mexican Prov
nee. on the Rio Grande with LUIS az the Capita
and Tapco and MatsmOras ~ the seaports Gen Shields
i Al the head OF the mOvemen NJ and = now probably AZ
san Luis in general council 70 make the nnal arrange
ruents Many have already gone from New Orleans 20
meet him the American force vii not be les than i've
thousand men our Government Itre tNecutveI were
consulted but they said that they would neither cd nor
onp.e II They XII aid t, uOtWthsiandng their decla
ration They can lesve arms. ammunition. &c. AZ am
rco and on the Rio Grande and let the invading force
az, them Farther AEHerG0H Is the object after the
new Republic OF SIERRA MADEE has declared re
Independence Of MEXICO.
have perfect horror'-adds our informant, IN
whose sentiment entirely concur" Of this snneNs
ton system Texas and the recent Treaty Territory
have been and viii BE- the that ever befe
the country We have only taken the first drauCht OF
the bitter cup the extent Of the loss Of twenty thou
and lives and the expenditure Of two hundred millions
of dollars Would 20 God that that all that the
affair 8 20 cost Us Il a. however. only the beginning
Tbis u Republic il to be the ssc0ad act in the drama
but which God In his mercy defeat %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

~ The following, from the Washington letter
Of the Baltimore Pair0, explaining the trokery by
which We were deprived Of our Congress report two
days last week
The proceedings OF the senate and the yeas and
nays on the passage Of the Territorial bill taken
70 the telegraph Office in this city AZ = oelOck
Thursday morning with request that they should De
sent Al the time, message FOR the Nsr York
Hsraid WAS being sent Il long and the bearer Of
the report for six Newfork and many Philadelphia
papers, demanded the observance Of the fifteen min
utes rule which promised-that H. that the oper
atOr should occupy but fifteen minutes Il a time In
sending any one message. The proceedings Of the
House were semitic the Telegraph ONCE IN instalments
Al - o'clock NJ. a, P. NJ and At the adjournment-
but Of the proceedings Of either House arrived IN
New York for the six papers In question that day
night And yet the proceedings for the Hsrld went
regularly through MY Because the fifteen minutes
rule not put In force on the Herald message and
after that sent the operators Philsdelphis had
lot Of messages % send and tod Washington 10 rGt
understand that Mr.. B. B. French President Of the
Telegraph Company here, gave the order that tbs
quest OF Phia1c phie might be complied with and the
order WAS obeyed Injustice may be done Mr French
IN this matter but obtained the information from
Of the operators IN bis once The consequence wa
that when the little messages At Philadelphia had al
been disposed o. and the day had nearly passed Oh
thunder shower and took possession Of the wires
and the important Congress messages could not 60 -
There IS rule, that Philadelphia shall only send
tam number or messages az any one tme-wny was
not this observed some Of the delayed suspended
messages however. were AZ convenient season
sent on Be paid - and arrived Just in time to ap
pear the Ns York ETprsss AlOn gside Of Congress
proceedings sent by mail which left here eight hour
after the Telegraph dispatch deposited In the Tele
graph Office
Now. does not this look Ike impositioni Oh. that
the energetic ORely would put up branch Of az
great line Of Telegraph % run between Washington
and New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

s5ot. sort Of people ard he Of but hue eon.equenes
SHAH the free spirits Of the North be always mus aeo
The ba,tle RACES around ~, and yet We sleep.
There i 10 alteration IN Flour and sales are small n
3 f9r Western and the latter for fresh Pennsy
vania choice brands 81 higher rates Corn hesl :
wanted A. - some holders ask more hye floaf =
quiet Wheat duh with sales Of prime red a. ~ 10
c. ani inferior ~ - o.. Corn IN iensrn AZ 20 6
yellow and - for white - hhds Quercrron BARK sod
- so and 80 Tor hrsi Nos and >. Cotton more
inquired for sai sales Of Upanis range 81 i cts
Provisions ser wanted q; steady rates Coal - Cts
additional pr ton j. asked on al new contracts. owing
70 the increased rates Of toll BY the Reading Railroad
Company Groceries are rather more sctive. cargo
OF Cuba Molas-es and 30 bags Brazil sugar sold on
private terms Whisky i du ~ -. q cts ior oos
SLrs OF SrocEs-Firf B'c~f-JO.oo0 City a. 10
100. $50 Morris Canal p. loo L : Bank = ! Penn
Bank Dol 80 Lehi-h Mortgage Bonds -, . - Le-
high Goa scrip - 100 Morris Canal 3.
Sea1rf Bor-3-2-00 state =. ~ 1880 STATE =
- 50 Manuf and Mech Bank % Is DO 90. - 10
phla Bank. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
The August Elections.

NORTH acknowledgements, Thursday
Aug Governor and Legislature only.
Wing For Goronor. Loco.
CHARLES MANLY, Raleigh DAVID 5. REID, Rock ham.
The choice OF U. 5. Senator is depending.
KrNrucKY,- Election in this State openson
Monday next, Aug :, and continues through three
days Governor, 1t Governor and Legislature to
be chosen.
JSo JCRIrrENpEN, for G0rerH0r; LAZARUS W POWELL
JoHS L. HELM, IT, Coo. GEO w JOHNSON.
Not much doubt of Wing Legislature. but Mr..
Cri,tenden is hard pressed on the strength OF cir
cumstantisl charges that he was active and prom
inent in the defeat of Mr.. Gays nomination, and
that he had spoken disparagingly of Mr.. Clay in
the course Of the canvass Should these charges
be proved, they will probably defeat him but in
SO far as they imply disrespectiul treatment of Mr.
Clay, they do not seem to be sustained Still. we
expect to see Mr., C. run behind the Wing strength.
U. :. Senator Twice Crittenden) for next Winter,
and tor six years ensuing.
The following Elections begin and close ON
Monday next;
observation-disclosures 1t. Governor Congress
and Legislature. Candidates;
t;opsrHcr JAMES : Rollins, Austin A. King
It. Cor. .LIrTLEBURy HENDKIcS Thomas L. Price
Dss. Members Of Congress
I.-JoHS d Cook Cape GiTardesu James Bow'in.
II. .GmcHRIsr PoSrEs, Pike iWm. w. Bay.
III RosrEr WILSON Randolph James 5 Green.
VIE. NJ SANVxL, -. -WLLARpP. HALL
N..JASxs WINSTON, Benton. John ;. Phelps.
-fre-sas Members fIn plac. Of John Jameson
Mr.. Cook appears to stand some chance we
don't fancy that Of any other Wing.
AU. ;. Senator is to be chosen. vice Atchison.
llliSois-Governor, Congressman, 1t Cover.
nor. minor State Officers and Legislature TO be
chosen. No serious opposition to Augustus c.
French, present, Governor, or William McNurtry.
Lieut. Governor. The Legislature will also be
Loco, electing L. 5. Senator, vice Breese.
DIST CssSSaaics fOy Congress.
l. (No opposition) VIM. H. Bissel vice r Smith
H. : d. Marshall Tina X Young, vice NcClernGnd
III. Geo. NJ. Hansen T. l. Harms, vice Fickhn.
~. J. Young Scsmmon, John Wentworth incum
v. (No opposition) Jacob Richardson. do
vi Edward d Baker, Joseph b Wells. vice Tower
VII stephen T. Logan, - -, vice Lincoln.
The last named is the only Wing in the present
Delegation; there may be two in the next. Judge
Thomas independent Loco) has declined in the
Nth and We apprehend Long John viii BE-
reelected, though that is not certain. The Dis
trict has been strongly Loco, and is now Free
Soil but both candidates are that.
ISpi,sA-only Legislature to choose but this
viii elect L. :. Senator, vice Hsnnegan.
TowA-Members OF Congress, minor State OF.
6cers and Legislature, which last has to choose
trO U. S Senators.
Dat Cards6sfes Jor Ceagvess
l. DANIEL r MILES. Lee Co William Thompson
H. TIMOTHY DAVIS, Dubuque. shepherd Letter
Present Members.
We don't know what will be the result in Iowa
but we know that the contest is violent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
Thing. In philadelphia.

PIuIADELPHiA Tuesday. Aag. l.
Political movements here begin % concentrate
and show signs Of deierm.na;e tendencies The great
body OF the Wings with al the independents viii sup
port Gen Taylor There i serious question whether
the Natives win run separate tickets Tor local officers
snd ngressmen or whether they viii unite with ne
Wings Appearances a; the present moment are in
favor OF the former course.
The Crops In this tar notwithstanding the long and
severe wet spell In the middle o. last month VIII turn
out fair average IN the Counties between the Schuy
XII and the mountains the Wheat which otherwise
would have paid up msznihcenty. suffered considerably
from sprourng IN the shock Fruits and vegetables pro
misc Aoundknty.
~ notwithstanding ihey make but little public noise
nee. vi,h then every where II an effort vas made
In the r-hi way. they could be concentrated Othsr
wise tier VII settle down into ss.lea don Eesre stt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
Revolutionary Furor in Wall--t.
C0rresponde1ce y ~ C0lrlT and EHqHr3.
d. Mas Italy. July = Il

(igrTfsugndCucs 0f ne C04rtl ana fHfh"F
Milan Italy July :, lsf-.
The heroic CITY Of Milan mas accomplished her
great and noble revOluton-tAe Milanese populaton
tred Of thirty years Of shameful slavery has raised
al last the cry OF her independence. Dorm r'iA Mt
4uriGns such Was the universal cry and motto OF tal
memorable day he 22d Of Harct Before this day the
Austrian Government had ruled over Lomoarcy Win
an iron sway. the prisons and galleys were crowded
with political prisoners the Police prsctced the most
arbitrary acts against honest snd peaceful citizens no
liberty OF thoughts nor rights Of selideience The City
Of Milan had become ike vast prison Inhabited y
thousands Of slaves and watched by ssssssns IN uni
form, always ready TO accomplish the Imperial WI. o.
their Sovereign. 49,
As soon as the Austrisns were expelled from Milan
all Lombardy rose against her enemies thousands OF
volunteers arrived Milan % the sanctuary OF free
dom and formed a powerful army % march against
the Austrans Romans. GenOese Iuscans, Al children
Of Italy united TO expe the foreign despots, and
theirrst idea OF new government was 70 form hepuo
lie ike the Napo.eonic Cisslpine Republic. The rcnesi
families in Milan subscribe tor the whole expenses Of
the wsr-They buy cannon and arms and IN ie" day.
Milan has already National Guard Of thirty thousand
men The Archbishop that venerable and patriotic man
that true apostle of Plus * he breaches the holy war
against the barbarsns bis priests do the same IN the
villages in every place the Austrian y prosecuted and
expelled Death 70 the AusfriaHs " was the general
CRY heard from the Venetian Lagunes 10 Sicily and 70
the Alps.
- The leyiathan must really stop putting
forth such 'incendary fulmnatioas as the above,
or the co,ton-brokers will stop patronizing It, To
be sure, it talks only in praise Of Instruction in
far-awsy Italy, and against country which buys
little Cotton; but few can be so short sighted as
not to see that the essence OF all this applies as
well in cor,mendaton Of Irisi as Italian nsurrec-
ton. Lombardy was better governed and happier
under Austrian rule than ireland under British ;
Milan has suffered less from foreign domination
that the Irish forbear as yet and are spurned as
at once turbulent and cowardly by those who
speak admiringly Of Italian ierocity against the
Ausirians, and will be eager to hold up to odium
any like acts Of the Irish. thousand miles
iar,hsr of ont Of the usual range of mercantile
af!inities makes a great diuerrnvv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
Appointment. by the President and senate.

NATHAN CLIFFoRD 90 Maine 20 be Envoy TX
,raoriinary sni Minister Penp0;entary Of the United
states % the Mexican Republic.
C0nsuLs Of tie Laifti Sil,.s MrIic0 -JoHN BLACK
Tor the CRY OF Mexico FRANSLrN CHASE. Tor IsnPico
JOIN A. RosrNsoN, for Gusyamss JOIN PARROT. Tor
Mazatian G. W p. BIssELL, for san blas = NJ d
L. - 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

~ wArEK-CURs JorsssL for August, eonisnns gres
variety Of Interesting matter for ALL both sick ssd vel has
Just been issued by FowLERs WELLS. Tia follow ns
from the table OF contents. viii give en- ides OF vs1e M
importance. The Water Cure by Jno FORBES. ND, FRS
Se' Cold Water by Rev. Jno. Pierpon,; Social Izwcors
Bathing A Way To Spoil Child; Experience awnS
Treatment, Diet, etc. Tea, Coffee and Tobacco Sts {"
aPfeveniaiiye to Putting ia Small Pox; ResI Phrtcpl
Mothers Voice Education of Idio,s A Case dwrs
Treatment in Pregnancy and Childbirth, Prolapsu uvr
Thoagbts on Labor Bsihng In the Ho, Season Dnsh
Hot Weather; Mnk Fresh hom he Cow ynssv-o
Effects. Internal Use u Ice, &c. &c.
Price ten cents a number. or 81 per year.
FOWLERs A WELLS, ISl Sssxr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
By telegraph TO tn. stw-YOrk Tribune.
C,.. and Butler Meeting in Baltimore.

bAtTfNOEEl I1esdsy Aus-sl !
Pursuant 70 call large meeting convened IN
Baltimore last Monday evening, 70 promote the
tagging cause Of Hunkersm. The meeting was
addressed who else could be found for the WORK
not IN the receipt Of Eight Dollars day from
Uncle SAM By Cobb Of Geo. Frazer Of Penn and
others.
change Is noted in the Baltimore market Ms morn
ing in Grain Wheat sold a. &c 10 o. Red looc 70 ll9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

CoSGREss-The Senate yesterday struck out
the Savannah River clause from the General APP
preparation bin. We trust the House will not
yield 20 this, as it is done at the instance Of the
Executive. The House has perfected IN Commit
tee Of the Whole, bill b establish Government
in Oregon. Oregon and Texas were twin Inea-
sures" ia 1914 The Texas twin seems 70 nave
been the fayorite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
Once More for IreIand.

1t will be seen that the friends Of Ireland, with
out distinction are invited TO assemble in Mass
Meeting at Vsuxhall Garden tomorrow evening
The time for Irelands regeneration or hopeless
slavery is fast approaching. Let every man VINO
loves the cause Of liberty forget all personal DIS
pates and party ieslousies and unite tor ire'aH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

PLANFIELD BANK.-We are authorized to say
to our nqurng correspondents that the Receivers OF
the Painheld Bank cannot pay dividend out Of the
funds in their hands until suit pending in the
Court Of Chsncery OF the state Of NewJersey against
them involving almost the entire amount Of those funds
IS defni,ively disposed Of but that negotiations
now in progress, and the Receivers have every reason
TO believe will soon be contaminated which will enable
them 10 close I'D the concern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

~ Those who have taken IN. pains prepare then
selves IN any manner 10 sapply the wants " he people
and think worth while 10 make II known, have oil r.
qu-ie Information on the subject Of advertising N the ee
newspapers Of al The cities and towns Ofhe whole counr
s PAiAEss Agency IN the Tbur- Bgildnxs srd sehof'
Of the papers ana districts best suited % vas business
pursuits IL may be done safely uccloo-ly and borough
~ ne i authorized and empowered by the popreior
transact he business a. their agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANEsIc,S MUsEUa.-Ths Is the Day for grand family
Holiday Entertainments, and lime and money b. .peri
stno place of amusement better than there AIS. and aga,
a. o'clock thai unequaled band " Mnsrels-CAmpbels
give choice selection Of their oe- and most .ssofie
dances xr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

SICKNESS rs THE SlSG-SING PRIsoS-We leara
that there are now - prisoners confined 70 their beds
with dyseniery in the Mount Pleasant staePson beside
10 who are also attacked but not taken down There
have already been seven deaths by the disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

II The Ellsworth Me- Democrat, which re-
fused 70 support the Baltimore nominations has been
suspended-the Hunkers Of that section Withdrawing
their patronage from H. The Democrat styled Van
Buren, the first man the only man tor the crisis and
treated with silent contempt the whole Hunker party
for neglecting 10 support the Hagcock CO. Dezovaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
Correspoudenfs,

siarevy c. n. D 1nc erskes grsvey 70 srgne against
and denonsr4,e tie ant Chrs;ian character Of slavery
Absufd
The Soua-'E II X We tlhnk yoo make 100 ruch o.
yoor such appeals common 70 he parssn' %
both sides Al the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

Error Eroepted-The BIN which wa under discussion 10
The Senate on Friday the Naval and no the Ge>rai Ap
proprafion bill 1t IA. passed both Houses-WeiTed to
cav IN our remark. on vndeson Of Slavery hat me feet
that one man erse smother not essentially oeecnons-
bic bui the prooreader made 'ta're which o5ectoos-
bic There were some more bundefs IN asst ia. gene
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

A glimpse or IRELAND.-'s Seeing hole n the
wall and hat upon the other side ierep; through and
found widow sitting IN the corner. with pig the
skirt Of her dress asleep and three tfe children beside
Seeing bed table cupboard but niche in the wall
IN which we're couple Of plates. | asked ner where
she slept " Here, ma am pointing 70 pile Of straw
BY her SIDE. she SAID she had bed bu, no place %
put Il " wish had something 70 give you 70 eat bat
have not biz Of bread, nor potato" wish had
something 70 give g0z answered, for see no way
now YOU can i've
Ihis was fair specimen Of al the mOuntzlneers
sroGnd the residence Of OConneL But when IN.
CURED the price Of ground and found they giving
out shilling acre, for the same kind Of mountain
and hsd seen elsewhere rented for twenty and tween
tyiogr shlhnzs. and no sjcctments allowed wondered
not 20 much that they loud IN their praises Of him
and that heard the voice Of singing and Of sag h,er
from cabin and rock Mrs NcA0ls0a, ApriL Isf5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

PsssEsviss sUsAss, Tras, CofTEEs, 1c-Ys ~
complete and largest assortment Of white and sssrss
gsrs, green and black Teas and Corees is 10 be hssJ
Fo"LEE's 80 ana i1s Greenwich and 70 yesey = NJ
Fo~LEs buys bis goods In large quantities from tssupo
ers for eash, therefore sell lus cheaper thr
the dealers Our readers would do well to call ~ a'r
me bis zoods nj a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

The BUFFALO CONyESrIOS-R Reduced Fare.-
We requested to that the Railroad Compsnie,
between Albany and Buffalo hsve, with commend able
hberAfy agreed reduce their fare one half 70 Dele
ss;ss attending the Buffalo Convention The Conyen.
non meets August On and after Saturday the 5,b
Of August; the Company VIII issue tickets AZ the re-
duced rate for Buffalo and back-reasouable times Al
Owed for the return The fare viii be twelve dollars
for both wsys IGiobe
" bill fixing Ten hours as dav', WORK. has
been Indefinitely postponed n the senate Of Nsne
By a vote oi-Yess Is, MAJ. II. AL the members are
8 Democrats bss .hree,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

NECESSITY AND LCxUsY.-Fosss CosrorsD D
TRACT OF yellow Dock AND ssxsAPAsLLh WA y.
ury q sleep Yet 10 csoasaa1' nigh, comes rtAesi
come and rises without Joy The sussrr assre.
night feafslly long or, he relapse awhile MO s''0e
scoo.ness, is not sleep, bu, ut>y p,osrra:,0s u
With distracted rest the sources OF III streams Nv
h0viy(ad Il Is found need'ul TO apply suEals's"'
followed by corresponding depression
Foss's COMPOUND ExrsAcr oF YELLOW Docs isos
sAPasiLLA while eradicsting every dise.ss Of - 80
produces healthy ard harmonious acton Of eseh pc0
the body BY IL regenersuve virtues sound and rsn--'
seep Is al once secured The rapidly with which -
celebrated Compound remove. dysppsss, oyaraaA ~,
Sc &c. and all those ohis and heIs which preeeas
Is unparalleled. AL suffering from a dsoiiis's -.
whether OF digesrou constitution, can eny -
nentiy restored by using This.
dessert spoonful Of TITS highly concentrated liz
equal In srengih TO hals pint Of any other preps
Prepared and SOLD wholes ale and retail, By Gtoiss
Phsrmseeutist, ios spring-st one door hou sa4 a,
Also for sale by A. H. Cough Co. 10 Fal
BleeckeTsi and corner East Broadway and AsfAe~ a
Prce 81 per bottle, bottles for - Al oe'o'
the country. with cash ncos-d, wiz be promptly wv
BY express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

FROM RIo.-The bark Isabella Hyne, Dcwing
from Rio Janero reports the whale ship Cassandra OF
Providence burnt at in latitude - longitude a.
on the 10th June The President OF the Province Of La
guns promised prompt measures for the relief Of the
crew who landed al - Martha Grande. Two men were
lost BY the dsaster