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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

mrnf sirlaed IN the Orange MOUNTAINS a. so'h O,ase,
49, fifteen miles from New YORK, on ms inc oi
he Morris and Essex Railroad. -,
me car. stop within quarter Of mile from the es'e
l.Inleur leaving the foot u COrandst a. oeock A N
aud o'clock p NJ OF each day, arrvin. al SCUM orange
In about one hour. 49,, -, :. -. ~,
DR. MEFKER announces 70 the public, that ne nas usi
snsbI h arrangements or one u The most complete !" az
er.Cur. establishments and summer retreats no" ~ lo
country. Il, ,s, ,rhs,e
- had been nearly three year,, more than oeu1I " %
e " a. speut Al Grceenberg and Tho other Naef esau
.pen. Of Germany and has been SINCE that tne
la selecting location and erecting an estaoAslhon' '-
10 his views the subject. ,t. -, o..
The establishment 10 planned Palcnlsr.y VIZ N, 80
b crsf and conven snos Of the patcni and = p4 upon
the Rncsh plan OF establishments nssns Pr
v.,e room attached each patent room sl on ION
he room By folding doors, where ne pahent ee A@s
h,fb cent The large dOuche and swimming oai weh are
nse about 10 rods from the house m me glen 81
he mountain There also three arge plunge Das IA NE
1os On he grounds also two wave bans, enc %
-, ,,o, fb nsura falls Of he JrOoz IN tho ravne, and
baih 81 feet square, erected for the pleasure Of
Slnrer visfOrs sc attending her friends and other pa
tents. - -- 49, Il.
isb Irne ard tnv communications addressed 20 CHAs
MFEKER ND al Newark, y. Jersey, or si South Orange
Jersey, VIII receive attention. nyI M
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SUPREME CouRr-General Term-Habeds Cor
III. Argument on The haofo e'rr o'se n
Oh. real bet beng tp -st tie fsN OF Ue
und. WHICH of the Police -no Ward Courts we're 70
Gently ted conade saturday. Deu h, Forenoon
CovRr OF Cowm9y P,.rsS 5J51Ea Mscar'y - yoas.s
t-s n.re, sdonng lot ~ sH e ,i. -,I of
Ma 8ssfl.ng, 81 McC-. prsmsss about ~ inches co'rns
nm, "a verdict ssa Tor plaintiff sub 81 % re opinion ct M,
Coar ~. Court considers where tie uts % he land 3, o., dp.'
~. st 20 erect premises and cat avay everything h''
,.,nr. he compel tie other party % pay any stess -
ma, dong where ths land 90 possesson oi VIC w
touch lie land, an actn -
NM e 81, eih. should bs tTs-pass Verdict eh'n''
~, C,,ebsu y, Jhn HYia-s of rsp-Tn N r. s'H'
n III ,tch h0r.ss % plaintiff on dissolution o pat-t
b h,r.. the parties which A. pasture on Long i.iis
vert Va. e IN ~ the trial for defendant, pnncpa) " oeNs,r
m Ian, u proof ol demand md res the wia,'s SAVING '
-. l.a,niei NJ defendant he 90 not sfs them lp
NJ vn-.. dd ~ he refused 20 give then up lr moy o
M. CONT consider that defendant beng bound n 'u'nr
III. ,,o-y and ot having demand sli' eli n '
acton ordered "a payment Of oosis ~ piiAiH
There ohsr decisions on iaoons ana dehulsI
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J 6 PIERsoS, Md PrOpretor-Thls establishments = ~
town In one Of the pleasant and healthy paris OF me
ity containing sixty with several private par
ors good table for nyaids, or others, VINO Wish 800
plgn Diet also hne arrangement Tor Dauhs - 10 -
Ea,,.Four eenh.st near Unonsquare, N Z 40 I'M
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3, telegraph to lhc Ncg.YorA Tribune.


pmLADGIriuA, Wcducsd'y May ~
Tia, larre Oclacon Marble Steam Mills Of the
Ness-s Thompson. az The corner oil hieventn-t'
and tie Ridge Road. with two buildings contain
ing valuable machinery, stock. Sc. were entirely
destroyed by fire this morning. II IS said to be the
.-...L II III lLrenlIart.
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American Rap,i-t missionary Union.

Core spondence OF the Commercial Ad'eI"s'i
TRoY " Y May IL.
The Board OF Managers having terminated then I
lesion Yesterday. the American Baptist Missionary
Lotion moi tbi. morning AZ 10 O'Clock In the Fst bap'
fist Church In TIL. city His E1cellency Gov brss-
The President of tue Union in the chair Aiter 'he ~
troiuctory devotional exercise Gov brls-S Sl
the Union in a speech OF great beauty anu 81 an
in which he swavcd the immense auditho' ~ ~. ~,
for nearly an hour He adyerted 70 me csMee'o "
the ,ssemba-c before him, not men OF eonllct--- "a
ion and interests but men inspired ~ common IN
mise enlisted In the pursuit OF the hl .ncs' HI
ends 4, g., -e,-.5 90 via,
Cri.r,nity lad done for liberty snd edncatlon ot NO
man and for the immortal sslyanoh OF ilc Noilu
-hinr in .n snd found in such consiHe fs'oH-' 10. ~
justification only, but the grahucul "a ~ --a ~
en,erprise He instituted comparison OetNtcH ~
volunteer. in this conflict and those VINO 20 20 ls Hc
~ mortal strife and enlarged on me none an
fha Christian soldier. His pictures OF the NF'7 M %
rhces made by Boardman an VI 80 ineeS
Int in the missionary calendar oil bspus's anu
q an. ,x-d and OF their work. and success 'hei DC
n.-r,re. from the coniict and the memory me. nae
ieft behind were given in terms Nnlon ii,i,su ~.
dience 70 tears. and allied even "'H-'
ration Of the missionary WON r.. 81, r,.f.--,-.
90 ~ .r,ea-b the Rev. Mr.. Knees OF prlaWhIe'
eor,.d 10 he Union the proceeding o. inc board io'
he last two days This report va az y. "a - - -
Tor the purpore Of taking up IN ue'a-' lHS ON'
which 4 introduced - a -. y, .c,;,-
several committees were sPP''''-
adjourned -i~s ., ,rcouu, Of the
doir~s III the Board Of Managers. ye,ueI1s! ~
- 7,;,- ~, told that the inirodufu on OF the re
ei.- .ls-,ir-ee on European missions gave rise
,,rL. nj the highest interest rom hc' DIS oeAl
md Vevl,nd the Rev Nj lufnOul anu o5neI, 80
ia, that .es.iou was tie most interfering on ~
10 ..dsr~e /. very large, the Vettner i % aNlli-L
=, 20 .ss r., extend 20 their guests the mos
- -. b,s,,ifsIfies and. IN word, th> ineeliii'
AN 80, h. bc., friends could reasonably wish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

viii remain at 26l feminist near TOmphnssquar9. MIS-
cow A. heretofore will receive patients nj her resdenceo
snd them es.s The great advantages OF the WAFER
~re In the treatment Of the mos, obstinate aud iorlaDs
especayo Of females becoming 100 wen known
10 REQUIRE al yertissmenf no ="
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~ Odd Fellows Hall Asscsistiiocn, 20. OF r.:

Cify of New-Y Ork.-NeF-1 YORK, May Z, I5Eo'- d
annual meeting Of this Association for the ransacon u p
ness will be held National Hal, = annst On nyhlat
NJ on the same day and Al the same place an slocuo
viii be held for 70 Managers and Inspectors Of
AT ofthe Bylaws Of said Association enned 20 FO'e
By order Of the Board, - ,.,,,--, c,.
BENJAMIN ). IE-fA@' 'N~'N'~-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

. sERvED nv RIGHT There IS decided wing
County in New Jersey, which elected a Loco
Foco Sheriff in As because the Wing candidate
vas a prominent Temperance man. A httie WINE
,nce. the successful Loco FOco ran away, cheat
nc his neighbors and friends out OF several thou
sands OF dollars We trust some OF his soaking
Wbir supportsrs were on his official bond.
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RENOV AIS.
HARPs-REdoVAL.

LIZ BROWN, MAKER AND IMPORTER
OF GRAND sEMi-GRASD and slsociaye, douDieaC
~ non HARPS, warcrooms 235 Broadway, would nIom
MI. fsnds tia: be removed from to 20 broaa"ay
and socts connu alton Of the very liberal 10
aas ntn sl 70 I IsIo ~ myi9lw-
DrNOyAL.-Dr FEUCHTWANGER has removed
hs Office 10 10 COrilandst. near broadway, up ,n.'
An ~ valuable Chemical and Pharmaceutical prepsraons'
,ta In plate and wirc potassium sprs " halsnoIn
Pi,s ~ hire fne ground soaps0ne and Goals io hor
uuder. gl,. syringcs, suphste Of ammonia ior '',c.as
~ rrou. Lsbsrragues chloride Of soda chooiorml hI
caOrhOus Ivory black, pipe cay aud ms iniGnose
ehoagogue for the radical offcyer and sgie ana o
coaD.pfs Hs celebrated ny paper BY he CURE ana Iea
III chemical whse oil soap BY the barrel or singy pr
~ paichOu compound Or moths aud o'He' 'a"a"'' ~
pounds. are all warranted efecusl Dy.,,r,,,.Scyp
mys O,eod- 10 oo.s--.--
Miss RAIIOU has removed from no ~ Albion,
Asiars 10 T,seuv- .econdst between bfosn"ay ann
youyh-ny and will reopen her boarding ana aay scno"
f,r yg,n1 AIDES on Monday the hrst Of May AZ 4weod
nFNOyAL-P wILs.y, N D. Homeopathic fh{ncisn,
ISnas t p.o.de,, my3 I'm.
nFUOyAL.-The Office u the Ocsan steam Ssviga,soa
HComoany 8 removed " 60 Broadway, below "aii-st
uyl I'm
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corar or Connay p,.r.a 1eE. Rscsr,y .s...s 6
GENERAL NOTICES.
~ PbrenoIog ists and Publishers, Fo"Lsss
WBLLs, Clinton Hail. 1871 Nassau-st' n l.

IsIand and Office 81 feminist near FithasthIe' Jul
saw NJ D. and DR. RooF Doth pupils of PreissnZl AZ
tend to patients above Ono Of me pnyseiai5 a. 'sa'
viii be In constant attendance at Syo.ssL aloI Tsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

shnent is now IN rs fourth year Of successful DPeouoh
With enlarged facilities for the water treatment Inc wafer
1pvt5 In N BEDORTHA. MD. Physician
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

THE Loco-FOcO CANDIDATEs'-" fotohs'' q
the Baltimore Patriot speaks thus confidently OF the
coming Loco ocO nomination
There were about twenty delegates TO the Baltimore
Convention in the House Of Representatives today
talking freely with the members. The convention
nom present appearances viii have no easy ume Of
II 10 agree upon nominations for President ana wee
President IL, ,
Gov Cass if he does not keep his eyes wide opeH
will he a. beautifully humbugsed as ever man ma
been The Convention VIII adopt the two'thrds rue
mainly with view TO prevent his NOMINATION on uiT
first ballot, II he ever touches bottom alter that WIN
he by dint of most mastery management between 'N'
and that interesting period
some OF the knowing once Of the Loco oco parry
arc beginning to see the Polk game that Is playing anu
thew exhibit symptoms of alarm One oil thcm = mem.
her of Congress said 10 today In the presence %
others that If the friends Of Mr.. Polk wshedt 10 get MN
badly beaten their best plan would be 10 get nm nom
mated for said he he could not begin 10 carry Ieho
see HE own state against even Mr.. Clay.
If systematic effort is made by the trends oil the
sspiran,s who are to be humbugged by the ron men.
The nomination of Mr.. Polk may be frustrated bul
o,b;,g short of decided and energetic effort against
me movement Of the Polk men viii Illustrate H.
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Hon. GARRETT DAVIS, Paris ny.
From Venezuela.


nv IN. bark Mara. arrived on Saturday, We
h.v. received ,nd eagerly perused long document N
the Spanish language for which We are indebted 10
Captain Park from Maracsibo. sailed on the 2lst Of
April But great WAS our disappointment AZ hndins
10 be instead Of narrative giving late new, nom Inc
seat Of war nothn. than Sriio. or manifesto
isued by the Province Of Msracsibo against the tyr'n
ny and strocious doing. Of President Monssa., ine!ud
ir declaration Of war against him and bis pariy-o
course not 70 be entirely depended upon a. statement
o, facts and really adding nothing desirable or impor
t.nt to our previous stock Of Information
pv way Of settlement it has also bill Of Indictment
80 70 speak against Mr.. Bedford Wilson the BRUSH
o,g< n 4saire. ~ Venezuel, who IS accused not only
of siding with Monag.. but actually Of being MS adv
m and nt-,tor in al his ,irocious acts and de'er'o
,- him a. the evil genius Of his country
W TUE GENERAL ASSEMBLY or THs PHk'Bf'
rra,Ay CHURCH IS now in session at Baltimore. Us
,,vcr. and duties thus set forth by the D9'''0'
srs; ,,,-, -.
The General Assembly is the highest judiciary o. 'T
p..i,vterau Church Il represents, IN one Oo,y -.
!,.,,Iar churches OF this denomination ID Inc
r-,i,fS states This Church Court receives quo
m an,,cals and references which may = \. -
-, before II from the inferior indlc atoil,s- - -
ui JUS - e,,ss ~ every synod, and approves or
cen.,,rcs them il gives its advce ana M ~ -.
case. submitted II in conformity W. t, 80 bs
80 Of he church To the General Assembly ESQ os
longs the power OF deciding in all srgs OF
ing doctrine and discipline OF reploss or irnn,or
sIi,r In prsetee In any Church Presbytery or SYNOD
Of erecting new synod. when it may be judged ne se,
.sry Of .uperniendn: the concerns o. 81 s an eGus
| Church. The General Assembly eoh,isIs =. a. 5.sl
delegation of minister. and ruling elders nom eset
Prc.bytery. in the following proportion VIZ .so
Presbytery consisting Of not more than nis ~
shall sendons; for every additional nine ta'as''
Prsssytsry shall css dsssTs's 30 ssaA
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men.-Ihe sierner hEkNiAnN "l ieafS 80, ny ,"~ '
southampton and Bremen, on WEDNESDAY, olsl Msy' g.,
Er Si IN or massage apply the Ofhce Of the Steam
"a, aor o 80 boaS5 - myl6 II
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FroN rHR SANDWICH IsLASDs.-By Nh arriV"
az Ncw.I ondon Conn VIC have received hles oil the
Polysesian 10 Dec H. The principal news contained N
them has already appeared in The Tribune. we ma
however the following additional items
JAPANEsE JvSK PICKED UP.--On the 2lst Of ApIh
last the Bremen whale ship Otaneite, capt NieuliT ~
lat IS y. l55 f. lat tel ia with japanese JUNK Whieh
had lost her uddcr and had been driven on the Soas
IN gale IN November 1916 and had been drifting ABOUT
FOR i've months. He took Of her crew-nine men--and
took out Of her II OOo lbs bceswax some IRON copper
tools, molasses, sugar rouge. &c. Her ladins wa
chiefly writing paper. She Of about 80 tons, DC
/ lonsed 10 Osaka and bound 10 the north lhey
had seen one whae-ship which s,eercd for them and
then went OF, without speaking Capt. Wictins KEEP
them with him four weeks and then put them board
/ A Junk in the straits OF Maisma
| INDEPENDENCE DAY-2srH NovFMBER-C Omng on
sunday the 9h celebrated ms tcsd The day passed
ar with considerable cclst The native population gen
orally entered the spirit Of the occasion with the
ze.t of 4th Of July in the United States Numerous
siu,es wcre fred from the batteries and Government
/ .booner-tbe soldiers out and reviewed by the
covcrnor on the pla.n-and the population generally
ar,ook of dinners easts games &c according 10 their
,as,es IL was the best specimen oil Hawaiian hoAda,
that we have yet seen. NOTWITHSTANDING the ulN.rs~
disuosition 20 enjoyment among al classes Ad ne pre-
cnce of large number OF foreign se@nlen a'o.S oi
,be whaling feet not single case Mss oIVusn, Oeo
he police Court the next morning MS Is nsn'y Sieu
itabe 10 the morals Of the place ana we 90 ~. 80
tha, any other seaporttown OF IV,"D -. go -
| abounding In gro. shops, can sho" ''"''
things than this
~ Hon. THOMAS GoRwIs was IA L0oaFH''
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~ The Ba',sriHe Eagle Is new and abe
whig journal started in Arksn'ss By C. r N. NoLASD
an ardent and unwsvern. Wing Il carries the nag Of
uyxRr CLAY at masthead, sni ably advocates as
nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

FlRss.-Lsst night about n o'clock hre broke
out in the bsscmes Of house No 50 Cedarsi occupied
bv L. Goslns as refect1Ty, but wss promptly eNgn-
rl.hed The alarm Of ere las; night ~ O'Clock vas
caused by the bursting Of spirit empin the house
usr OF Hudson and Perry s,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

FIRE II NASHVILLE, y. Hast evening
Arc broke ont in the large machine shop srst and saw
mill situated near the Nashau Depot and owned by the
Jackson Manufacturing Company. The flames spread
with such rapdty that hut very little OF the machine
~ or stock was saved The occupants Of the building
were John Crouihie, sash and blind manufacturer,
whose loss in lumber and machinery - very great
Stephen Atwood wood turner John d. himoNl, plane
ing and lathe rooms Amos G.. Atwood machinst; H.
Gibbs machin-t aud several others. The -rist and
saw mills were occupied by Nessrs NIlDur Me'Sae'
Boston Journal 10.
FROM LAM sUPErIoR.-The Detroit Free Press
announces the arrival OF the Champion from saut Ste
Marie with good load of passengers and ireish ana
adds: Among the passengers, We notice nuinoer OF
persons who have been engaged dur ny the winter IN
the copper regions returning on visit % their friends
and families The speak OF the past Winter having
been mild compared with previous yesrs, and report
great quantity OF still on tue ground, on inc s'de
Of hills and In the don.e woods.
4 DEcisloN-A farmer in Monroe had yoke.o
oxen killed on the Tonawanda Railroad. Ihcy nid
broken OF the pasture and strayed upon be fhck
The County Court gave the farmer verdict ost me
Supreme Court reversed the decision Alb i've Jour
~ Can't ID. OTTINGER, l. ;. y. who has been
deputed FOR the purpose LEFT this morning for Ere 10
dsmantlc the government steamer Dallas and take her
10 the ocean She will BE passed through the Nelland
Canal down the ST. Lawrence, and thence 70 hcf
ulace OF destination Tho British Government very
readily accedcd 20 the request Of our own to allow the
20 pass through her waters ami directed that no
toll on her be taken II is understood the Dallas will he
u.ed Tor the coast survey Buff Com Adv. 18th.
~ 4 Telegraphic communication from san
dusv dated MAY L. saws that vessel name not given
laden with ashes pork aud grain in making Conncaut
Harbor ON the l2st inst struck the end Of the per and
sank after running into the creek The ashes are prop
ably lost and the remainder of the cargo damaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
T,HrpATENT AsTORI ICE CREAM EsTAB-

i LISHMENT and saloon, q now open al 10 Canalst
N ths large aou house. between Hudson and Farick ss
For alAnacr wholesale and retail, fine ana dei
article for gardens saloons, STEAMBOATS, or exe'ons
pc-nics, private families, &c
The proprietor vii spare neither pains nor 10 rem
derng their Saloon strictly geuee where l1cies ana ten
e1er NAV regale themselves with Ice Cream and other
refreshments All orders punetualiy fulfilled myiS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

MArxE.-A Resolution declaring Judge WOOD
BURY TO be the first choice Of the Loco Focos OF
Maine lor President, was introduced at caucus
NJ the Loco Members OF the Legislature, held at
Augusta on the 10th, and voted down or lad upon
the table. "a to IL. The caucus then voted to sup
ort the nominee of the Baltimore Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
soNG....Bv THOMAS BrcHASAs READ

A SONG BY THOMAS BCcHASAS READ
BRrNc me the juico Of the h0ney-fnli,
The large, translucent, amher-hued,
Rare grapes Of southern isles. 10 suit
The luxury that nile my mood.
And bring me only such As grew
Where rarc-t maidens tend the bowers.
And only fed ly rain and dew
Which first had bsthed bank of flowers.
They must have hung on spicy trees
n airs Of flr-enchanted vslss,
And ali night heard the ecsiasiss
or nobls-throated nlghilng Aes.
To that the virtues which belong
To flowers may therein tasted be
And that which hath been thrilled with song
May give a thrill ofsons 10 me.
For would wake that string for theo
Which hath too long IN silence hung,
And sweefer than all else should be
The song which IN thy praise Is sung.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

ACCIDENr.--A woman WAS run over yesterday
morning by stage in Grsndst and was taken 70 her
residence No 81 Sherfst in very critical situation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

MssoURI.-JANEs WINSTON OF Benton County
j. the Wing candidate Tor Congress IN tho Nh
District OF Missouri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

ESCAPED CoNvIcT CAUGHT.-James simpson.
who was convicted sni sent TO prison on charge on
having robbed shoe store in Patterson y j. escaped
recently but yesterday arrested IN TINS Cliy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
Mhis NntionnI Convention.

The Wings OF the XNlllth Congressional D.s-
,,.c, Lewis ard St. Lawrence CounticsD assem-
Mod at Gouvorneur, on Wednesday, May 10,
and amounted AUGUSTUS CHAPNAN to represent
that District in the National Convention-WlL-
u,v McCclLocK. Alternate. The following rcso-
t,,ions. offered by Dr. :. " sherman were unani-
molsly adopted
R,.ortG That we do not exact nor do VIC desire any
,ie4re. from our Delegate 10 Philadelphia IN favor OF
snv candidate Tor the Presidency but will leave him
Tree 10 act when he gets there he shall deem best 70
eonport with the interests Of the great Wing Party ana
Inc due maintenance OF all it principles.
Resored That the Wings OF the ANlIh Congressional
District are stil ~ they have BEEN the hrm ana
unanching opponents OF the farther ehfeHsiOH OF SLA
vraY they 10 for free labor and free SOL ana are not
endy TO prepcdge their votes 10 any Presidcntia MONT
sss whose sentiments doubtful upon these great
snd cardinal doctrines
Peansylraaia.-Hon. JoHN J. PEARSON OF Mer-
rer Co. is the Wing Delegate 10 the National Con
yention from the XXlld District Crawford
Mercer and Venango Counties) Of Pennsylvania
40 instructions
Hlipois-IRA O. WUKINsoN of Rock Island, is
rhe Delegate to the Philadelphia Convention from
the Galena District SILAs NOBLE Of Lee Co
E.ector.
BR. SHELDON Of Galena was recommended
As suitable candidate for Judge Of tho Sixth
Judicial Circuit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

vmGINIA.-Full returns OF the recent LeSiSIa-
i've Election have been received. The Members
are politically divided
Wms --.'- "a II %
Loco majority ..-...4 10 -
Two of the Looos elect are called Taylor Dem
,crats. but we don't know how much that amounts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

Constitutional RJocm-ln the
Connecticut House Of Representatives. on the
9Th. a resolution instructing the Committee on
the Judiciary to inquire into the expediency OIL
calling Convention to alter the Constitution was
passed BY a vote of ls2 to 81. There is nothing
decisiv. in this vote, which merely refers The sub
iccf 10 q committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

~ The steamship CALFoRNiA. q" 1000 tons
was launched Yesterday from ,hc yard ofW H. webb.
She intended for TIE Pacific line Of packets Of Messrs
Rowland. Aspnwal & Co. aud Is OF The strongest
steamers ever launched in this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

RESCUED FROM DRowSING.-An old man accl-
dentaly fell oil the dock at pier No / yesterday but
was rescued by officer C. STYLES when sinking Tor the
last time and taken 70 the First Ward station House
where proper means employed for his recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

GroRGIA.-Hon. THOMAS BUTLER KINO, Repre-
sentative In Congress from the LIST District Of Geor
gis. has beon nominated by tho Wings for re-
election.
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CJRE-WORKs .-The undersigned have on ban

EIRE-WORk s.-The undersigned have on ash arc
and Offer FOR sale large and choice assortment OF ~
mos. brilliant Fireworks offered to the pnbne Aso
Canton Fire crackers, Joss-cks Sc Orders nom NC Gun
trv viii be carefully packed and shipped without eAIa
-srze The undersigned have also IN store a. errns'e
assor-ueuf Of Groceries, Fruits, Wines Teas NvIees, re
ar sauces and az Infinite variety Of al ne me hin,. IN
ne Inc AIso Congress- Pavilion and EMPIRE SPnns Wa
~ ~" 70, .ais nv GASsNER YOUNG,
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CHARGE % ArrSNFr At REVOLT Three sea
men of the brig Detroit named Hcws, Richards and
King sent homs from Tabssco on charge OF revolt
yr9 taxcn INTO custody aud committed this forenoon.
Il appears that the brig up for Antwerp and these
men refused 70 DO duty, alleging that they had not
shipped for Antwerp. She aiterwsrd sailed Tor mat