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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

ry- Ninth Ward.-Ai sisrge and enthusiastic meet
ial Wings Of Tho Ninth Ward. he a. the Northern
EXcbaLge hear the report Of the Committee appointed 10
nomiuste candidate FOR Assembly Mr. CHAS. SOUTH
ERLt Nd called 20 the ca ~, and JOIN w MEAD and
OLIvIE WAsDELL, appointed secretanes
Nj Robert Peterson, on behalf Of ne Nominating Con
miee presented the pane OF ABRAHAM VAS NoRDtN, ESQ
20 such candidate. which, motion, was rejected After
Rhich, the nomination rendered 70 Mr. h. HOWARD
ClRcILL, which vas respectfully declined.
ON motion FsANclsV MANY wss sub.i.iuted and Com
mee of three appointed to wait on Mr. Many snd tender
HIN the nomination. which he accepted. Mr. Many was
then unsnmo usy declared the candidate Of the With a.
senby District. 10 be supported a. The ensuing non 10
motion. I'D lourned. CHAS. SWITZERLAND, Prss't
OIivrs WaRpgtl secretaries oz5 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26


Drudge 4 in demand Al - cts
srMAC-ssies 100 bags sumac At o. so y tou.
HDES-we s0 Bueuos Ayr~s Hides equal TO 10
cash
GROCERIES, For Three market for Coffee
dul prcss however have change The
ucluts tgN Cofe-
6k0tt ceuts Sunatrs % green Java AZ 70
80 Iagua,a BAa5a and 40 - Domingo on a6A
Molts-e depressed the demand
seiuE coususd the supply OF date The
suds hhds Moasssss something under Is
bids lo hhi-
r duinx .tls bbis New Orean,
Yl.co, sue.rs have s.an declined OF cent making
<hsi point the depressed
bids New Orlean. as Cubs
s2<Ai scO Porto sd4 30 tbs CsIihAgens ~ and
NJ sot,s Brown HsvanA sac, mos
PaENro-A osgO Of co b.. rmenio sold at asou, ~ IT.
'hou pnce, FOR export
TOBACCO About 100 Tobacco changed
scs a. Manufactured hiisk demand part, 0r Csnsts
40 With ght sogk. ilN pnls- realized
IINKsSes asks ksstcru Line al 7fa3 cs for cash
sklNs-Sses 900 CufsCcs Goat >klns a. - cts time
rALLOW-is dem.n for prime. with sales 5000 y
NAVAL sTORKSSPius lupenne sell lots Al oa4 cts ash
Zoo 81. NoIh County and WmnSton common kosnsl i n
80 eos Tar At. ~, = bol The market s-sers5
~fhoutchsnge
SALrra.re b, seea dong ~ihn the ies d', an Ne
OF tushe rus lssna 20 o Liver
Poo 0rouud ouk. 500 bushels Bahama. $50
Liverpool Fine and Go sfrfe 20 Mohnstons private
src 5000 MafshNs supposed a. ;1 The last sss
q Ashton aeoutI SSH 3iN.
lRON-En. h Merchant Bsrs h-d SIS small OF
trs1.s ssed disposed OF previously PRIV
hANws sales o0 bales North River t'0,ocis q s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
~ pr sxs,ns,. Compouud syrup of wild

Cherry.-Tbe numerous unsoiciei iesumollAs ION gr
son. Of the highest respecgsby. who have beSn GU
Coughs Colds Asthma Consumption. spitiing Blood ra
piatou OF the Heart Sc prove concussrly ma rs
preparation Differing eurrey Is character snc
rom any Other now II Urter ~ restoring ionlsnce
sJensth sad vgor impaired 20 the exhausted system
and health succeeds disease with almost the sane certsy
ina, Spicg succeeds Winter No prepaIshol oi w
Chsrrs genuine excep; that beanng he azure oi "
X SWAMI Principal o1ce corner Of Eighth snc Race
AeESrs roS SEw.YoRK cIrY-C Riss, cor Brosc-
vsy and Johnst Z 3. VASES, rs bleecker-si n
SANDS lss Bowery; J. ( HAET, SO GRANTS, > LIVE
- Gree,wicb-.t J. B Doop III Broad say, A B D
s.xrs corner Fulton and Wlllam St scHtEFFELIS. skc-
rsKss Co Il, Wser-st, RrsH1oS CLASK 4 Co lIV
Broadway snd 10 Asor House hAviLASoi MISE 4 %
- Nsicen-lane B. OLDs Sow. NswNf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

GUITARS MARTINS GUITARS - Strangers y
VI xsnf Of good guitar vii fad Il 70 tner al y
cal AID exam.rs Msr1s guitars before plfcn>snk o.'
xf-r- tn .lo-roniy " Msruls guitars, a. r-ssr1s
tone md the most important fAciiy 10 exc
lion /. 100 vel Known need sry r-conusndsaon.
Orcr from any part Of the aited States stsrDg ne G1zy
~ gusr wanted ard price VII Be promptly stlsrS e %
snd be purchaser nav rely upon oofartg Perec nsr-
neut 10 every respect, and TsrrAled - sleS- @
sfruf.rrnr-r. pr.c-. esac and re-si - - br>--
~ 10 sf.ir, ocly by JOHN o. COUPA, Professor ~
ire yt.r No connection with TIE store below o. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

r. ANOTICE-CHAsGE or HoUR-oo
ES511-Ns nd after Monday, October 80, he oosts OF
will leave Pier No. S.R. s.4 O'clock. Oss 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
M C.IICo AND OTHER ENGRAYERs.-Ons

TO CALICO AND OTHER ENGRAyEEs. --s'.
set power cl1mps for raising als. 80
~ rsr-ny hsucse.ricK &c. Il complsis orcsf, VI &c
so1 sbsrg.u Apply Al nc southeast corner o, riAe
and Cherry IS -
S.EIIINt. OFF CHEAP.-~IN SHADES
- ever a-scriruou ard qua ~ are Tow oe1g cod 4
T-,s,rioary % prices By JOHN OREASON, a. his Old
500 - Greea~icn-st 5elween Murray zl1 nOcirsOn 50
- -rrlf- AZ invited t0 cal o5 lmiseoc'
TT0UsTfNG-HOC-E DISKS, once and Lirrsry
Ntya1iss-s vsn-iy 0f yel-rcs, ~ sac u
~ : " 8OUfHACk. "A ErnscvU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
GYMNA.IUM.-c y or

nTTIaNON,s GYMNA-IUM.-C OITlG-
" MONS Rooms. IS II and 10 CsnsisL corner Of Elm
are open for The reception Of gymnass ana pupils
M ~ personally sreLd give instruction IN me arr
On ..fdef5rca. Auscn-d ne Gyms sium s1ooung
Ca cry and Bow .ng Alleys Mr.. o. YOU'D c. ne sten-
oa Of gerremen IL Brooklyn 10 his extensive Oynnasgm
OF The corn aonsgusp ace and Conrst winch hs has
recently fusd up with every Improvement Tor exercises
,usch-d 10 xn,ch IA HE sparrng Room, which vii be
Der ais own supsrintsnderce N B.-Gsnfemsn io.nins
ether GyaassiaIn viii have The privileges VI exercising 10
ooLA o1 <~soc'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

WEES; :s..,o: { Meme Il S Es,, L Si S5''.
rr ''2c' ru.,. Schulz Schulz; Y i FEEDER,
rsoNsoSrs.
o,a s2.'Sa seude,s 4' ss- OsvS a Centre
sIpE DrrN' D Graham SETTLE p'ua-J Seni'-
The se'''''' WI, Nan MARrTzFx. o.
ups.cN Director aud Conductor of the Italian Opers
company ara ste Musical Director Of he Italian Opera
lar,ina,ed. a. atihe first Festival
PROGRAMME
1 by reGuestl Overture, Rr'io, Full Or
? vocai oaarst-.. lie. pecheur. Nespolisn."
Da9reui and s. nof Ro.l................. Boiaets
S5rte. composed snd executed gym. sushosch
Trio. from 7 lombard. BY sgn9nns TIufh,
Violin Solo ooissto. By NJ II sbdever' Verdi
is.yo. BY Madame Laborie 80. -. Donir-ui
s Grsnd F.osleof the 1T rct Of LucreIis Dor.
ga. by >gnouua rruf. signorins PAID.
signon Benedet Palu. Glmoii, P.amon.
tesi, Psross, Gdberu 80, and fall Chorus and
Orchestra Of the lislisn Opera Company .Douke1u.
PART r.
ward OF hfty pishts at Julisn's Concerts,
Londoul Grand orche-,rs, Tmmpe's Obi.
gaii, by Messrs Wind sod La CroiN...... .Maretkek
Grand Duet from Lucia a. lanmermoor, by
NJ Laboris aul slguor 0abregl. ......... Donzett
9. Trio and Csyaun! mom ne husuenois, by
Madame Lahorde. SignOuna Pail and So
norlns ni............... .Mey.rhse
io " La Nsysde" etude cefactsrsuque, FOR the
Pianofone followed by ths Monterey Gal
Op composed and executed by ........... slrakosch
n The celebrated Duet " Oh Bella guesta
msera" by signora Tuf and signor
y oyeTare~wiiham Teil-G,snd Orchestra .. Ro..ini
Tickets a. FOR At the Music Stores and a. the prin
cipal Hotels, until II O'Clock on Monday.
Doors will open ~ O'Clock Performance viii com
mence NJ 3 O'Clock precisely.
The Festival will positively take place the even
Jog above stated No postPonement on sccount on tho
weziher o&o fus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

.ors maj ,heir breath fou, or ineir eeh
rsyed dsrk or yellow. and .ncased VIE tsfAf ns y
hoy Of Jope,s Amber Tooth Psse vi! make ne 'een
,vh',s a. snow and the breath od0riferous!y So e-
sd IN sps ehins pots FOR p Sod only = ChsihAn'
o2{ eteod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

IN NEW STYLE HATS for Genus and Young
AL G.u.-Psr.s Aoleskn, si4k, Beaver Neutra Brush
and Cashmere Hat viii narrow, medium and brosd
bdn.: ye.vet. Cloth, Glaze. sis WOntsc AChaT AID
Fur Cap J. II. AOSARQUE, Hat Cap and Fty
az In Warenouss xs Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

PRovIsIONs-fo hss assumed hmness aud the d-msud
Me. FOOD n 9sH 3rN freely offered Prime ~ -
moderate sale. The whole transactions reach 30 or 10 ou
Beef and s00l0 &c. with moderate Transactions ai T.
h.s,y Sales 400 s and bb. about previous rates Butter dull
sui Cheese y in far request
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
TABERNACLE.
DESIRE rKELHEIMER'S

TABERNACLE
DESIRE lKELHEIMER'S
GRAND CONCERT FRIDAY EVENING. Oct n,
VI and frat appearance Of nc fstn gIsaed Nile WALES
CAKLfETZ Csnisircs hOnorsirs OF the Royal Academy
u Berlin Mr. D lKELHEINER Will be sssls,sd BY Nile
VALESCA KLIETZ Miss JULIA SORrHALL. slgnof
ROssI CORsI sign0r SOVELLI Leader Of the Ofches-
ira Mr.. q LOOER Maestro Of The Piano Nh. II 1lAA
Tickets o. be hso ~ the Music Stores principal Hotels
snd AZ The Doors open al Ociock-Concs 70 com
neuce Hs O'Clock No po.porement on account u the
weafber O25 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

ORAIS-Tbe ms 3emsnd or Wheat good, but the quotations
heavy Tse sOor 5000 bush Chicago and other West
Red ~ is n 90 OHIO 81 iloi21sc There we're also
0s1-.s i2s1 ~ for export Com was nacus,
bu, without change The 1909 bushels Al ofhdos or
,fed .rd u 10, Yellow qu-t with sales 100
hnsh II o. cts delivered Osissre quiet 3sa3tt ~ safe 500
o. lso bush Nothing doing D Barley. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

LEI A Card.-Tbe undersigned most respectfully ten,
ders hs ,reers thanks to officers GAsIz and Jsfsfs OF
the Tenth Ward Police, for iheir very va.sD'e -" So -
rerovsrn lnrse amount Of stolen properly on slno sy
morn,ng issf los lt.l JOHN BRADblhN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

FLOR AND MHALThe Flour market 10 day has been active
and both pps tie home buyers have been m.tei 10 con
without important change aho The sales
ocss,ons Of a y bb on yesterday rates Some
but the bulb Of Tie ssles were At 5 FOR
brands and Western Good brands
Troy Nhgsn Oho od ats sfka5 "a Pure Gene-es hoa
ssA std 1900 bbs oi which 1000 ~ 5000
of 6O1 hhs Brooklyn was made tor Note
udeveust6 3Ik L. southern there moderate bn5es- and
bbs Rshnond Country and Geofgeto~u nd 81 o2t The
nsrk.i ~ southern fnr Small Jersey Meal al ia he
Pour 4, GIN Nth sale 200 bbs
N. Reospts down Hudson the opening Of navigation are
80 " 1917
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

INDELIBLE INk-For making Linen STA, or Cot
fou with common pen fows readily from the pen and
usrrsnfeS p.ruarsut black color sold wholesale and
rg-alby FRANCIS LOUTREL slsuonef..
49, II y Aaden-lsne
tnn0o WINDOW SHADES, Git Cornces De
tU.OOU corauOns sc. a. me lowest nH<et prce hef-
cbani. families and Stranger. wsnuag such articles VII
cail sBaRTOLs IT'S and III Wii.m-.t. between Beck
m.n and Spruce sts 90 u
ITO THE LADIE--An elegant ssso 'tIneni u boys,
chi treu's ard ln4ls white dr.0, black a1d pear coz
oet 1..ver ha. fancy and paa.nmed wlh feathers &C
ss!e. misses children. beaver bCnoes, VIII AZ exlen-
ave assortment Of mgEs c0Ines and iznry fgrs i4fs pu
iu order ro1s imsl J. MONARQCE, - Bo~sry
THE NEW HAT COMPANY, ~ Nassau-.t. IS
.b.hed By .LufarrIr,rs he sol- purpose -sins
Al xho-sa. Prices The very rnest moeskn nst - me
v-rv sn-sf ruus bsi - No second qualify 10 second
rree GOOD s..orrsoi Of caps shirts snd yn1fe as n
- S.r---- y oz6 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

I'LL sale TIE futures, tools and good viii Of an Old
tsorsnec Hsi and esp store win o. without ne
socT srstrst opportunity for any person ~ishng 10
commence Business. For psrtcuar Inquire 81
o15 ST. GEO W MYER, "a Bovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

r~ Persons wishing to avail themselves OF tne yer
vices cf an srcomplshed Mafhemsncsl instructor arc
requested TO call 90 iir MCCARTHY, q BeeAmsnss Nno
has sdverused IN smother column "NsA'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-09
Interesting from Venezuela.

LAGUyRA, July IS, 1913.
N,,or R,,,J. ., /,,r,... f,..,, rr.;,.u.n, s a
H''d' o0'''e as od'aeas-"'ea' I1e''eme"t, &c &C.
wrote you last from Caracas, per bark j. A. Jesuum,
that sailed on the sth for your port On the same day
.nn.araa - 49,. IN =, .a 49,. 49,
ABOUT "a Ms OH 'ha' naroor' the schr'
and belonging to the constitutional marty .Sba had
-, ,o.ra -. -.
On Doaru ao0u. seventy sous among .nsm 1he hon }.
Farmenyildo Garcia and Col. Codazz, both Of whom,
with some Others from n board came on shore and
h.a -. ;n,.u-,.-. -,,, AZ. .o~.~I.e~
nau " n'e'e" WIN the governor q 'na' isiaho' anu
who, while he gave them kind reception worded his
refusal in as handsome manner as nossbIe of admit.
t;no tho schooner INTO ,ha h.rhor uowav.- h. .ow-
ups 'he schooner ih'o 'ne maroon however, ne aow-
ed them to hold communication with their friends
there and which resulted in every preparation being
:. 80. nd Gov u,.;o, a. .,,ao a.. IL
az o"oe maui io' pro'sonns 'ne squaoroh' Tic saio
to be beating up The next day. while paying a casual
visit In the milv NJ Genar., Paaz found tho
thereof very busy emitting ont clothing &c for the
same yessei-and who excited much interest In their
devotion to the comforts of those serving under the
The Garcia Is a schooner az about seventv tons
American built and had abou. seventy men on her
deck when frat seen: and law off the entrance Of
the harbor of St. Ann Immediately under the guns
of the fort The next dav sunday the 9th at
about Sis O'Clock A. NJ two of the government
men Of war who fed from tho Niaracs;ho souad
ron at Capana appeared cominc doWn Recommended
by the merchant schooner Betsy. under Venezuelan
S;nzman Who wben he mad ort th hrantsr 90
La Ga ca had boat to null for the shore should
the neutralitv ~ Caracas be va hoan ahmsaT O.
cia laid To ana on hoord ~ oil M th- rn,oa .ssas
mort fires were hobted men Mt nnsrtor cd rarv MI
mute expected To- have seen halls awin Int oil sss
ed off quietly and the tbree vssse,s ~ M pass
La Garcia leyipo to On Monday tha Ioth 80 ahnrs
o A. M signal was made for a sInar. ryIa wS;ur
turned out TO be the brig ST tThomas halion~;nr
TO the Venezuelian goyernmsrt nan; eo" s
Porto Cabello to he sold at Caraoas -. 60
cha Immediately drew her iib ana stood m va" CO..
her When about a mile and n hais ohorp ~
forts she ordered the brig hove &C. farowas &c
people were upon the beach And both ysso,s ;,h;
half mie)-this was done when a. s ,.se's m ~,su
musket shots were Area from tha h-so e IN. ou'
not however the schooner ared from, bs I soy
and we were RECALLED bv the halls nassino or id
inq beyond the town, then followed a vo S ,s s
kerry FIVE balls. as IL Afterwards anneoro3 nassmo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-09
General Taylor on Political SANDER.

BATON ROUGE, La, July II, 1878.
MY DEAR CoLoNEL:-Your kind letter Of the 18th
ultimo has been duly received.
In reply tstyour inquiries, have to inform you
that ] have no hand on the Rio Grande; nor have |
sent $40 600 ornny other sum- to the District Of CO.
lumba to purchase slaves and trust that if had
such sum in my possession, could put 1t to better
use than buying lands the Rio Grande slaves in
Washington. Among the many accusations brought
against me by my opponents, should be much graft
fed to learn that they have succeeded in substan-
tating the charge that | have in my possession so
large sum- for any purpose, as the one above men,
toned
beg that you will not put yourself to any trouble
to meet the objections urged against by those OPP
posed to me, II they are as groundless as the in
question for when they ut thus to disregard the
obligations Of truth IL is useless to contend with them
With my best wishes for your health and success
remain, sir Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
T.. TAYLOR.
Colenel A. NJ. Mitchell, Cincinnati O.
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troops nd marines have never Of the
former have shirts, while their backs we're
slupg the cartouche box and bayonet straps and
four fhs have shoes, and altogether the most
hang EN- looking imaginable.
General Monagas had set out for Valencia at four
that morning, and thus was disappointed in seeing
him. However. in half an hour start for Caracas
and in three or four days shall see him, and write
you my opinion, SC Sc He was two days in Porto
Csbello and met very cold there from
his own party. Upon Garcia, the commander of the
government squadron, approaching to embrace him,
he put him one side, and told him he had some-
thing to say afterward to him. This arose from his
defeat at Capana on the 10th ult
must close, but will write you again, in few days
from Caracas, where go Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-09
Sporting Intelligence.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. oth, 1870.
Surprising your readers would be glad to learn the
result Of the boat race regatts which came OIL on
the ath inst from Tortoni Park, Camden, have taken
the liberty Of writing to you upon the sublec!
The miniature boat Blush Of ii feet keel (of which
papers lately have said so much, and which has
become famous for her unprecedented cruise to Capes
LIBERATED New York boat Ripple, which was second
best some twenty minutes. The wind blew a gale
during the day; and the sea running high, induced
the betting to range greatly in favor Of the Ripple
although some eight ten boats conte nded for the
prize; the Blush, however proved her speed to be
equal TO her qualities and, to the wonder of the
iockeyng community, came out ahead e considers
BILE distance. The Blush is of peculiar model; and
matches that shut her completely up render her quite
a curiosity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-09

LIFE IN BoSToN "A Waterman, the other night.
was called to quell a disturbance in a house in
Broad street. Arriving at the room whence the
noise came, In which were closely packed about
twenty human beings, men, women and children,
he began by ordering all who did not belong there
rately questioned each person, and found 1t to be
a fact that all were tenants OF the room. The
night was one of the hottest OF the season, and
the stifled air OF this human pen was almost suo-
eating to the Waterman VINO entered it-Bostor
1iorelier, August 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-09
Naval Intelligence
T L. s. SCHOONER TANEy
Tptrsrr lima 2 1910

"
Trieste, June 3, lS4S.
We arrived at this port the 2sth of last month
finding the city in troubled state, owing to the pre-
sepce off the harbor Of the combined fleet of Sardinia
and Naples Although protested against by the diff
ferent consuls, attack is hourly expected. The
com bined force number % sail among which there is
one frigate small steamers and several brigs and
schooners. The Austrian force now in port Is much
larger and the place well fortified We sail from here
to Venice where IL is supposed there will soon be an
attack made For short time the port Of Venice was
blockaded Nv the combined force which was however,
broken u16ty the Afstrians. As yet, vessels have
been mofesfeT by the force off the harbor There
are at prest mt fye American vessels in port There
are also lying ~ the city, French and English
of-war steamer and English frigate md brig of
The following is list of the officers attached to this
vessel, GALL welln-Chas G.. Hunter, Lieut.. Command
ing Dorsey Read Executive Officer J. s. Gillian
Assistant Surgeon A. G, Jackson, Acting Master ;
Thomas Rooney and II. J. ~. Price, Passed Midshpmen
l.. II. Mcintosh, Captains Clerk Edmund T. Storms
Purser's Clerk.
WHITE SWALLOWS. are informed by gen.
tleman "who has seen the elephant" that there is
at present a nest Of young swallows, perfectly
white, on the premises of Capt. Pratt, OF Greene.
The old swallow, also perfectly white, was first
seen last summer in that neghborhood There
are now three young ones, and they are regarded
Us great curiosity -iscistonF'iis NE } Jo,sywai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-09
Miscellaneous.

A census of the city of Toronto, Just completed,
shows that its population is 23505. This is an
Increase of 2,l7s since last year.
The Hottest mountain in the United States, east Of
the Mississippi is in North Carolina. IL Is called
Mitcheli's Peak and lies in Buncombe and Yanoey
counties Its height Is feet above the level Of the
ocean-beng nearly,-s0o feet higher than the White
Mountains In Neyr },ampshire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-09
Political Intelligence,

TRAVELLING NoTERs.-A great deal is said about
steamboat votes, NC. We have carefully kept a
record OF all that were reported in our exchanges
for the month of July, say a Cincinnati paper.
We give the aggregate result. They are the re-
suits OF twenty steamboat votes, four railroad
cars, and one harvest field, and one pic nic and
arc taken from the accounts OF both parties
Taylor. ................ 1856
Nnro.. top
scattering ........s.... ..'..'.''s 30
---i255
Tsylors majority. :. Observation-Disclosures. SOL
The Bangor Wig Of the 4th iust says tho posts for
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Tsylor's majority. Observation-Disclosures. sol

The Bangor WIG Of the 4th izst ssys the posts for
the Portland Bangor, and CS.s!s Telegraph. are
being put UP In that city
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hesrt which she seemed to be giving away piecemea
to the throng who thanked her warmly for the plea
sure they had experienced at her impromptu ball"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-22

We quote the following from the Cleveland
Piandealer, a leading Cass organ in Ohio, 10
show he present feelings of our northern al
lies.
After Chancellor Bib, speeches were made
by Grover of New York, and Mr.. Chase Of
Ohio. They were just such speeches as mem-
bers of congress from the Free States ought to
make, and which in future they will be cons
PEELED 10 make. In relation to the extension
Of slavery over territory now free, there is no
difference between those boilers and those who
do not bolt, There is jusE as much free soil(seI-
ing in an old Hunker as a BarnbWrncf. One
chooses to carry out his principles in the usual
way of efecting all national reforms, that is
through the regular organization of the demo-
cratic party; tue other BY boiling and over.
throwing all parties not based ON the one idea
1t is a good excuse. how ever, for those to boil
who have met with disuppointments in heir
respective parties, who have some animositi s
to crafty and private grievances 10 settle. Let
such bolt under the pretence Of love for free
soil. find lei them bIoD their blasts Of iodigWG
lion at The south. There Is no hitting aniss II
That qucrier. We delight 70 see ii. But it il
like making tn wroth Of God to praise him.