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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

How Is IT We have received several
complaints of late, with regard to the IT.
regularity of the receipt of the Tribune.
from Subscribers in Dodgeyille, Franklin
and several other places. Some of our
Subscribers inform as that they frequent
j. lAII IN getting their paper for two weeks
after II IS printed, and sometimes do not
receive it at all. we can assure them
that the Tribune with one or two ezccn-
tons las been put IN tie office at thi>
place on Friday evening, and neUer has
been delayed beyond Saturday morning
and We are informed by the Post Master
that they are regularly forwarded. Who
IS IN tie fault some enc, certainly
Our Exchange papers are not ur frequar ,
iy two weeks behind the time on VI III
they should arrive.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30
So z E e.

AT Walnut Grove, La Fayette County,
On Sabbath, she % u inst, Mrs. SARAH
HRAcKEN, wife Of Charles Brackun. esq,
"@ed 40 years and months. The de
ceased cMigratcd to this country in 1880,
and has resided in the old county ofIowa
since that time. She was much beloved bv
all who were acquainted with her, and
has LEFT large cucle Of relatives to mourn
her loss
DiED.-On Wednesday last Edward,
son OF +. Cornish aged Z months
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

" The Mississippi river is very low,
rendering navigation extremity danger
Gus. As travellers pass up and down the
river: and see the wrecks of magnificent
steamers and feel their own danger, thew
must sing l)ud praises in favor OF Colonel
Polk.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30
N0ffce.

4 meeting OF the Teachers Association
for the Mining region, VIII be held at Ga
lena, commencing an "Wednesday the 5th
day Of July, at o'clock.
All teachers, whether members Of the
Association or not, and all individuals in
terestcd in the cause Of Education, are
earnestly invited to attend
BY order, &c. S. II, CONAN, Sec.
June ., 1918.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

Indian himself who co,.,rnitted the deed
IS wei as the testimony at others if an.
pears that the .braa ,os,, ,ssara l,;iIol h,,
Chippewa.
Tho inhabisartsof,bo FausorS, Crow
at SATURDAY. III bav;,,o cot ,o,,oSs;o,,
f the Indian. brng b;2, n9o9 = trao mt;
oe was dead. A. asxssneratod Tho
Chinnewavs. and thew fbTea,sn vonronco
anon the whites.
LARGO var ba,ss or thoeo ,,;o
2oIIeciinr in tho yic;n;, "o a,,j "r,lliS q. :
If defence ore ha,,r ta,. ','-' '', Tas.
Eastman ,Lo IL 81, oai''''il'
no For, Sa.rI;,,a 49,, .',''''9 oo''i'ii'lu-
use Of tho c;,i.,f,'.. 80. - w. - 'iiG
canrons on1rt.,.. -, ,,,,,,.,:r', a
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

CIE George Wilkins KcndaI, Of the
New Orleans Picayune, in letter
from Paris, writes that the Crown
Prince of Prussia fled ANONYMOUSLY
from ''erlin. Not only did he drop
upon his knees and beg most Justify
for his life, but the crowd even rubbed
his nose in the gutter, and otherwise
maltreated him"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30
MARRIED.

AT Blue River on the 26th inst, by c..
Mumtord Esq. Mr. j. A Mecker TO Miss
VI Stevenson. At the same place on
the 29th by the same, Mr.. \, S. Bennett
10 Miss. r. T. hnowlton.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

EEsPoNsE OF THE PREss.-The lead
ing Wing papers Of New England and
New ! orLl respond, rs DO the people, with
one heart ana voice, to the nomination
of IAyL"R and FILLMoEE. We know Of
but enc Wing paper in New York, and
but two in New England that hesitate
10 RAISE the Rough and Ready" flag, and
those vii be I'm line" before another
month has gone bv.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

IHE LEGISLATURE OF WIsCoNsIx. after
passing the judiciary bll-fxing the time for
eIecting judges on the LIST Monday in August
adjourned, on Thursday evening forten DAYS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

IL she long tax list which we pub
l'sh this week excludes much other matter
from our cOlun rs; our subscribers shall
not be the losers I'm the end.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

NEBRASKA. The boundaries OF the
new territory of Nebraska, as proposed
IN the bill new before Congress, are as
follows:
commencing at point in the Mis-
SOMA river, where the fortieth parallel
OF North latitude crosses said river;
thence following up the main channel
OF North latitude, thence west on sail
parallel TO the summit of the Rocky
Mountains; thence due South TO the
tortleth parallel Of North latitude
thence East on said parallel to the
place of beginning"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

ELF From letters received at the
Missionary Rooms in Boston, it ap-
pears that eleven hundred and fifty
Karens have recently joined the
churches connected with the African
Mission.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30
I TX \ 0 TIC 4

& IL PERSONS INTERESTED hereby notified that fooano
"a of Land Town sold in Dec, A. D. 1915 by the
and thereon
office OF the Clerk of the Board of County OF Iowa
advertising, paid
\.
such made provided.
III WELSH Clerk Board Co
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

TIE WHALE FIsHERY.zThe accounts
from the kamschatka fleet of whaers are
said to be bad. Upward of fifty vessels
are reported as having done nothing
There have been several severe shocks Of
earthquakes felt at sea in that region,
which are supposed to have frightened the
whales off Of their usual feeding grounds.
= Boston Tray
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

worth OF negroes. This act of introdu-
cihe slavery upon free soil decided his
nomination BY the conYenlioa.-hrg.
There IS not a syllable Of truth in tn,
story. It IS manufactured oar of whole
cloth, and for mere elSctionccring pur2o.
ses. Sentinel.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

ERCrE5s's sale. Notice IS here
- by gwen that by virtue Of a Fic7i
FIcias issued GU of the office Of the
Clerk If the District CourJ IN and for the
G"u.ty II owa Territory Of Wisconsin.
and TO me directed, against the goods
and chattrls, lands and tenements. ofJohn
b. Terry and ID favor Of Nathan Cor
wlJa, diI on the 9th day Of June \. ID.
l~iS, levy on all the right title and inter
est Of the above named john 3. Terry.
~ and 10 tae following described Real
Estate ": The east hafof tie south
east quarter, and west half 81 the south
west quarter Of section M. eighteen C8)
10 township No. seven % Of range No.
ore (I) east Of the An principal meriI-
ian, 10 the County OF Iowa State Of Wis
coE>ln containing one hundred and SIX
ty-,ne, and th:rty-six hundredths acres.
together with the Improvements thereun-
to belonging, which said property, | will
expose to sale a public venue, at the
front door OF the Court House in the town
Of Mineral Point, County Of Iowa. on
the 18th day OF August. 4. d
1878, between the hours of 8 o'clock a.
~. and ! o'clock p. m. of said dav to the /.
highest bidder for cash, TO satisfy said +
: rlg and costs.
LEVI STERLING Sheriff. (
Sheriff ; Office Mineral Point June 20. +
SIS
Meszrz. Jones ( Crawford Attv's for
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

10 Captain Leonard, of the Brit
ish balque Atlantic, which lately ar
rived at Boston from Cork with one
hundred and twenty-eight emigran's,
waeSuppljcd by the British and For
e#Bible Society with large num-
Der of Bibles, to be d stributcd among
MS passengers. He found none, how
ever, among the whole number, who
ere willing to receive such a gift
He has consequently, since his arrival
mere, made ditterant disposition of
the Bibles.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

NOMINATIONS Al Urea Tile Barn
burners hare nominated MARTIN VAN
EUaEN &C. Presidents, ana HENRY poDau
e VIC PT-s.aon.They are eviIeatlv la
sro.s iani mean To seca-e Cen. C..sJ.-
leaf beyond porn3yenrure.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

To the Electors OF tie on Judicial Cir
Gait Of iha State of |Vlsconsls, comDo,cd
Of lie Counties Of Io,~a, La Fagetie
Grant, Crawford AMI s.. Cro;r. end The
EoUnti1s thereunto attached:
FELLOW CITIzENs-
lon viii shortly be called upon to *.
ercise the inestirIab.e privilege Of free
men in the selec, ton Of some suitable pe,-
sen Tor the o.tice of Judge of this judi
cIaI Circuit, and like selections for eve
~ other fice, different individuals will
nave lh cir tayorile Candidates but un.
IKE, thost other Offices, it is to be hon, d
that the partZan politics of the day vii
ma sc nothing to DO in the canvass. Thl>
). believe Is almost q universal feeling a.
mong the electors
Having been solicited by a large mum
b er Of friends whose opinions | am no
at liberty wholly to disregard. to become
d Candidate for that important and re-
s.onslbie Office, unbranded by any Can
Gus or party nomination whatever, d,
hereby consent that my name be place,
before the electors as candidate for tha
office. and if elected, my time and abilI
ties shall be devoted to a faithful dischaIe
Of lis duties.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

THE CoURT OF INQUIRY At FRED-
ERICK.-The court Of inquiry met on
Tuesday, and proceeded with Gener-
AL Pillow case. After discussion
.of a somewhat discursive character
between Generals Scott and Pillow.
respecting the impeachment Of the tes-
timony OF Major Burns, the cxamina-
tionof General Quitmau was common
ced, and con inu d during the sitting
Ills testimony related principally to
the attack upon ChapuItepec, and went
to prove that General Scott, in coun-
Gil, had given it decided preference
among other plans o operation, be-
ing evidently strongly biased in It's ia
vor. That General Pillow. on the
other hand, expressed himself reser-
vediy and guardedly Upon the sub
Jet, rather odvising an attack upon
tho works IN front of San AatOnio or
'uear pieda1. It will remembered that
the credit of the ChapuItcpec affair
has been claimed for General Pillow.
The above evidence bears directly
npOn this p0int-Balt. Patriot.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

- = tremendous fire recently occur
81 IN Norfolk, Va, winch destroyed >
1ga>ss ara property = the o-eu7t Of
zGl... o.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

Awful VISIT Ar1ox.-A letter dated
May 29'h, tr ON a friend residing near tn,
l'oga R.cer, =. Y, relates the follow.
ing:
can awful visitation occurred up The
river the other day. Il was week age
yesterday morning, during the prevalence
Of a severe storm Of rain accompanied b.
thunder aud lightning. In house sly
miles above Lawrenceville, a number o.
boatmen were collected in a room togeth-
er, one of their number was Boosting o,
his fearlessness he wasn't afraid Of
thunder and iehtning and never had been.
and finally in his insane rawlings he dareo
the 'rra'b Of the Almighty. Shocked at
this dredtuI hlasPhemy, his companions
bad as they were, immediately left tn,
room. No sooner had they gone anc
left the wretch alone, than ball descen
ded the chimney and actually shiyerec
his miserable body INTO fragments.-Ai
bany knickerhoc&er
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30
Superior Es0sGOEa
BLA STING POWDER.

a. 90 Kegs on hand and to arrive,
@ tor sale Wholesale and Retail. Aler-
chants supplied a! the Gaiera prices or
less. JNO. MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

ELECTORAL BROTHER JONA.
Il THAN, for the Fourth Of July, for
sale at MARsH'S Book STORE.
o. JpERiOR BOSTON BIlsfiug por-
~ der. FOR sal" bv BErCH & TFrTry.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30
Another Arrival at
BOOK STORE

Life and speeches Of Henry Clay,
Life and campaigns Of Napoleon,
Napoleon ana his Marshalls
Washington and his Generals,
American Army, by Robinson,
History of England, by DO.
Parker's exploring tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains,
Fremont's Oregon, and many other late
and popular works. For sale cheap.
June 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30
FARLEY EATON.

June 2S.h. 1913 AL
\. B. Editors in the 9Th Judicial Ci,.
cult viii please give the above two o.
'aree insertions in their respective pa
pCrS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

CoNcREss.-Mr. NEBsTEt Introduced
bill en- the 18Th to ame nd the Natu
ra!'zotion laws, so tina; cF.it.i,ren Of Amer
lean parents, born in ot5.er countries shan
be consideted as American Citizens.
re- We are requested to state That Rev.
Af, bAHNE~, (Univ ersaljst) will preach
at the BRICK Schoo House, in this place,
tomorrow (Satu rday) oyenine, auI On
SUNDAY II the Usual hour for meeting.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

e We v ou!d call the attention Il oar
'raders to the article on our fia~t ra-,
over the Signaturo Of LAzARus." IN.
writer IS well known to most OF eur riti-
zeHs' and none can doubt his being d WI.
thy subject Of charity. Ne s,lctr. },
hope that none viii decline glving >oa.r.
thing for the purpose Of enabling him Ia
send for ms family. with whom, we trust.
he may yet spend many years of happi-
ness and prosperity.
\ YEro.--The Common Council Of
Vow York passed a resolution, making
General Cass the guest of the city on his
arrival from Washington, but Uavemc-
Yer, the Bar"bnrnor Mayor, reioed the
bill TAe reasons assigned that General
tass was nothing more than a caaaidal.
for an important otiice-not its occupant
and therefore as not entitled TO this
mark otrosP-ct at the hands Of tie city
fathers
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-30

H1LD PENS. a superior article Tor sale
u cheap. Is .lars-'s Boo, store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
Portrait of Thomas Frasci. M~axaer.

We have Just seen beautifully por
trail Of THOMAS FRANcIs MEAGHEA from the hands Of
the artists to whom the public indebted for
the splendid likeness Of w SMITH O'BNES which W.
noticed short time since. Ne have the authority Of
OF the most distinguished Irish Refugees in this
City Tor stating that ii 10 perfect portrsit the
other and more than that scarcely De said for
The glorious eloquence OF the greatest Irish orator
since the days Of Gratsn his self sacrificing devotion
TO his country aud the bloody sentence passed upon
him in consequence, al combine to render this fine
work OF art most acceptable present To the Irish PEG
pie in America and to all who admire genius and
greatness Of character. No man pretending 10 take
interest in Ireland the irish will be without the por
trait Of Messher Il be hAd at Dsngsns Isl Full
ton street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
PRIVATE ADVICES TO the TRIBUNE.
TsItuaphic and Express News TO the Hour Of
sailing, from cur Liverpool Agent,
PER STEAMER cANzDA
IRELAND.
BY Ezpvess from Dublin.

LINEhFOOLs SatuIotJ-4l a VI
A steamer which lef Dublin at late hour yes
terdsy has has JUS, reached the hsrbor BY her arrival
are In receipt Of communication from our special
Reporter who attending the argument the writ Of
brought By the State Prisoners, who con
victed Of high treason at Clonme.
Yesterday Mr. Napier having on the previous
day spoken at great length, and with ali that
ability and legal scumen for which be 10 30
distinguished, on behalf Of Mr.. McManus and Sir
Colmsn O'Loghlen the part of Mr.. Meagher, Mr.
Butt addressed the Court on behalf Of Mr. O'Donohue
and, as usual displayed trsnscendsnt powers and II
anything wanted 70 complete the conviction Of
their lordshps that the prisoners had been denied the
privileges and the rights which the law conferred upon
them. as persons charged with the highest offence
known 10 the Constitution Of the country il was sup
piled oy M Butts powerful address
feeble reply was made on the part Of the Crown
after which the Judges took til the beginning Of next
term 10 consider how they will dispose of the It
Is not however likely that they will give the prisoners
the bepe, Of their objections and the sentence
Of the Court below. We are, however Of opinion that
probably the House Of Lords would take more favor
able view Of the than the interested party. who
VIII use every ezer'ion 70 prop up what now appears
erroneous course
Mr. Charles Gsysn Duffy II is said, mas caused the
Attorney General no small degree OF unessiness and
sD1isy By the letters which be has sent both 70 the
High sheriff Of Dublin County and himself The
former he warns from packing jury, as be alleges
wss done in the case Of Mr.. Mitchell and Mr. Martin
and the latter be csstgstes in most cruel manner for
the conduct be pursued IN reference 70 the cbaeD
Of jurors in those two trials The letters have created
profound sensation, aud show that against Mr.. Dury
the Attorney General is not to act with partially or IN
fairness be IL prepared resist and crush the foul
and unboly attempt OF svnding him out Of his liberty
BY the Infamous system Of jury packing.
meeting Of the citizens Of Dubln has taken place
70 adopt steps 10 prevent any unfair advantage
atrofp NJ rtrl~h atro .ka IN 8
auhIccf L. u be hald In dau OF "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CONSUMPTION

~ Being willing contribute to the rood Of .lisriss
humanity Will inform the public Of the rems,sabs csrs
performed me by tho of scHEScg's P1mouic syrp
being -naiehed, a. II we're from premature grave Tss
first symptoms Of The dsesss violent cold which -,
tied ght side or which my physician bled me lds
Instead Ct relieving made the paln more severe ~li
extended 20 my shoulder Words cannot expires. The p.b
| endured my physician gave opium snd Obs
hinss % r-sge he pain: Al ons time too. 70 ,r.1.
opium wilhouttrec ny physician then ordered my sss
bathed with white ytro which toos the 80 on snd .ss
the whole u my side - raw piece 81 beef-durns he
whole time my cough was ghi and distressing In soyen
bef, lSi5 commenced Kissing lsfge ousnlhes OF 0od
which cOn1n0sd until March, lsb Some day. ara 90
an fai.ea move man qian In- leat mo.smsns
bed wO1ld cs1se The hood 70 flow freely from my aug
which reduced that e scarcely vsly-i ndesu
was fearful wogid bleed 70 death hsf fever n,eb.
sweas, difficulty Of bresihng great oss " spp@u's sns
burning sensation 10 he palms 81 ny nan1s sbs
soles Of my feet had the attendance Of Dfs Nou Royce
and other principal physicisns " Tbs Guy, si 81 "h~
gave II as their opinion, thM could NJ. I'VE IonS -
DAVIS nv n.sDd being 10 N. SOgh and not sxpecunR ns
return unul the tn Of March Dr. MOu was s.s@d ~o1N
liys until he rstaruec, be SAID NO, h"ss
far gore w1th c0nsampuon and mY.i oos ~ ~ n
daily Al this time Mr AsligsD an scquaioiance iassea
gpoa my using 5chencss rumonie syrup a. ~ n.1 80
benefited 90 much byt hsd used many " me p.tee' '
icines without obtaining sny rriefl consented ~ ~
a. last etJr, and s-ni 10 once 500 OO'siee9 ~"
schelcs. PumOnic syrup xa,so wssk co.ai ony .1s
Il 10 very small doses a. first bat pess '.f~i' snl
laxing me second bottle the bleeding f.s-'y $50 al
BY dis ums The syrup oegsn 10 siee % 10 ya Nd
especially lgngs, ~ raised grsa 10 siiiles " 49, -
.ss So S ss s, nv ;r-nsh v-y
FAST GA me an u Mar 5i5. was f-r recoysf.'
get out Of bed stIth t.ssfance, he trst Tine ~
mocths, when gave great Joy Amer coHmsDos,
using scheucx. rglmouc syrup TOOK % other so
Of any snc, ard confident i The PuooHie 'Jsr
alone which effected the miraculous cufs. say -
ous cure for cont ned 10 my room Tor Two y".
eight mOnhs, 81 b. months Of hat tins Nc - ~
sud on tho verge oi the grave. am bo~ p,,.Y 80
and cesny ana II by gglns any nigmauDn eeN lSs. -
similarly afflicted 70 gse ne oniy r,ie1y ~ ls
- b -, ~ fsi-nssi MakGARET DAVIS.
-Ff' Is Jsra-s s nesE Cna't ans
The Pulmouic Syrup i. prepared by j "A seHsses,s
south st1b-sI Philade phia. Price 81 per bot'., " %
bottles for s. 49, - 9, IA,
BEAScs Dspors-S-w- York Bash CEcksp-f ~ oe
clsy-,t Boston. Redding Co stst~sL bsAHD's
\ = Smith, sun Baildings. New-Oresns = "hs1i
Co l5l ChsIu-ss -. - -
Acgxrs-Dr Z Crow~1, corner Of Ninsa-avsnne -. -
Eishteenh-.t; 4. Lyon, ~ OrsDdsti joan = hss
Grsnda Margaret Hays ls5 Jpison-ss sfo'A ~. s
Iugls, Pslssson, n. J. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
ENGLAND.
HumOred Changes In the English VI ini-try.

The Morning Post has given publicity 10 Statement,
that has for days past been the Of the
West End Clubs that Lord John Rssse finds the state
OF his health will not permit him 10 bis minis
teral duties in the coming Session and is therefore
about 10 resign Lord Clarendon has been named as
his lordsbip's successor.
The Gi0be Of last night however. gives official
contradiction 10 this II states that the Pre-
mler had been H. from the effects Of cold but 10
better; that be has not had and has now. any
intention Of resigning in fact his ministry never
Sir Robert Peel
From Birmingham regret 10 learn the failure of
the eminent firm OF Lord s. Co. The extent Of their
liabilities IL said TO be 10000
We regret to state that Lord Melbourne formerly
prime minister OF England died yesterday at Brocset
Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
PRUSSIA.

Brussels psper Of Thursday bias the announcement
IN its postscript that the King Of Prussia hiss yielded
and has dismissed the Ministry we do not. however
think that this statement ia entitled 10 credit. II 10
said that the British Envoy at Berlin has shown the
king letter from Lord Palmerston wherein he ap-
proves OF the steps taken by the crown In far
regards the point Of right and legality and urges the
Prussian Government strictly and fiji My. % what
may be termed It's rights but 20 the legal and temper
ate execution Of these rights The letter which is al.
dressed 10 the Envoy is private and unofficial
Accounts from Berlin mention that the Ministry is
about 10 be remOdeed Its stated that rabOur Beck
rath, smson and Herquehan likely TO occupy Office
The Assembly continued refractory and eth cit
ting The members who attended are increasing
TroOps had been sent forward 10 the disturbed districts
Of sesa Breslsu and Cologne continued 10 be greatly
exci'ed-both were expected TO be put under state OF
80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

Lands to Be signed by tho Commissioner and
by the Recorder Of the General Land Oce or 70 be eye
bic with the public without the .,.pstufe { m.
President and vii svod urnecssry delay 10 the IS.
M thereof
Mr. GoeorS's Post OfRce bnl VA. made N. .p.ci.
order for Wednesday.
Authority was given % the sergeant ARMS 10 re
move the remains Of Mr. BLACK Of : C.
Mr.. CoBB Of Ga. introduced resolution 20 amend
the rules 20 prevent the contingent fund from
being used except by joint resolution.
Mr.. Roor o-ered resolution instrucunE the Com.
niitee Territories to report bin. for Territorial Gov
ernments in New Mexico and California exclaiing
slavery motion TO lay this resolution on the table
was lost 20 10 l01-snd the resolution then adopt
ed l07 TO 20
The yea. and nays and sbsen,ecs will - found on
our First Psge
The House then adjourned