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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
Independent Taylor Men.

An address has been published to the people of
Pennsylvania, by the Independent Taylor men,
which concludes with the following paragraph:
"We call upon all true friends of their country
to sacrifice their party trammes and vote for the
man OF the people. We need not write his histo-
ry it is already written on his battle fields, and
in the hearts of his countrymen. He has not
changed since the first gun of Palo Alto made his
name part Of our history. Politicians may have
changed numerous Democratic leaders, high in
the scale of party influence who first hailed Gen.
'Iavlor as the second Washington, may have since
iorsworn themselves, and abandoned the great man
tor the mere creation Of a Convention: but Zach
ary Taylor IS still the same unchangeahle, honest
man. and frank and independent exerton of his
true friends will elect him President-not of "a
lty--bnt of the whole peonle
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
Deprived of Trial by Jury J!

a right sacred 10 every American citizen-.-a
righ, GUARANTEED BY THE CONSfl-
TION, and sealed with The blood OF our reYo-
luiionary fathers.
Our readers will think that ,yrannical a.ur
patton Of power could go no further: but we
are not get through the chapter The law which
we have quoted above was made and adopted by
Lewis Cass, Governor of The Territory Of Mich
igan, in the year 1918. Al as late a date as
down to 1927. we find The same monstrous law
in operation-d during which tine. Gen. Cas-
had been receiving some s2l per day. in reg.
ular and erfra pay. for services no, as laborious
as that of his fellow citizens who had been
publicly whpped and sold Tor being
Stubborn Servants"
But 10 the end of The chapter. In The wear
1927, when the broad mantle of civilization had
spread over The North Western Territory. we
find the old Law refused and added TO. by allow
ing the purchaser Of "s,ubborn servan,su TO pu,
/ A Ball and Chain.
40 their ankles, TO conver, them into cu5ms,s,vs
!" servsn.s." We viii only add the PROVISIONS
of the law az REVISED,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-30
@ a T b.

b. Am Is. W'ai, in 8rinpitldbs Ibraban,
ffGtsr, i'm 34iten &eb.nsjabre.
--am l3te1 pieIes, in Der Slabs bon Sop,
Isrstaun, Bonneville 8. Nboabs, 9obn bon
fSpbm Nboaps, i'm 25ttsn &sbsnsjabrs.
aim l3. ois1es, in 3Bintior, Wlaria TN.
ina, 9obtsr bon pbilip Berry. i'm i3. Sabre.
f1,-am ls. rieies. in bisisr Stapt, Waaria
II 9t6nsr, Satin bon Sobn Sdb6nsr, pi.
|ano Scrte Waahsr, i'm 80. $sbensjabrs.
Am Is bieies, in 6rlnwiHd, Ssft, sin
|6 W1onate altss 9tbnebsa bon Sefe Wsflp.
AIM l4tsn, in wei6snbnra, Nstsda Stst
Ter, &attin bee S6uaebrsrs an Der 3isseI'
|fir DE- i'm 29fen &sbsnejabrs.
b Am 4. pisfss, 3u 9srra 6aute, Snriana,
an Der ehronifhsn Nubr, Daniel Na. grsis
|k6sr. fraber Don bier. i'm SO. $sbsnsjabrs.
-am 20. Wadr5. in 3usearora Bailey. pa.
l1Dilliam patton. GIG, sin NeUoiutionsjoIs
pat, stpa 90 Sabre ait.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-30
NmcitOrS Nacbricbt.

Der untsrssidsts an9sifsat eurb Die Bais
isneOurt ron Serfs @auntp, sur Ssribti9uns,
titbsrlsttlun9 unb qDisbsran9abs Der &sbnure
bon sJ6natban 0sllsr, abminiffrator pon 9as
nisi Millsr, Wslbsr Tormuno pom @barlss
ZSbwsissr eintrn mineerjabrssn 9obne oss
rsriiorbensn pstsr 9bwsier, nar, mirb Den
|ptlibtsn fsinsr NnftslIuns abmartsn am 22if.
nabiien SUM, um ubr sad,Hm;.:ass.i Der
Nmtslfubs pom Sobn 9. Mbarbs, gIq., in Der
kStaet Msaoine, wann unS Wo ale Sntsrsflirs
ten einsstaosn linb ssasnwarti9 tu fsin.
~ wiuiam ~. Sairo, Nubitcr.
q Wai 80. Bin.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-30

0TSolts, ois in Der Otissnqifs aussslalkn
morcsn' wsrosn srfutt, fib obns Bsrius bsim
S9assr, IN esr Staet Nsaeins, ~ mellon.
psnnfplpanisn, Ssrfs @auntp, n. "'''"''
.gsmas elmer @fte bsr 9tismbIp, bsfbsi,ist
Ger llnterfbriebsns BON ben &omnG0ionrs Don
Ssrfe sauntp anssifsats Stdssr, ba6 bic pors
1srssbsneen Sross runo SIsinbdnblsr in aus
lpartl9sn uno s'nbeinifben Raufmannssltsrn,
aus 9'sjsn'9sn iino, Die mil, ;ur Ssnntnis sss
foInrnsn unb bas bsfabsn elaffifisirt finb.-
Ss5euss ss nlsine lIntsrftrift, ben 80. oafprl
lS49. ,a d.. .,r-r tf1obi,n SsrtsIestst
GIN AppsaatiCnstas .prb 9sbalttn ans Gam.
tfa9e' ben II. SUM ls49, am gornmillionsrss
Nmts i'm Sal einiss Der porerfaatsn Sanb!sr
il1 oss'nfrdbtist slaubsn fOlltsn, ,n6ssn ie cbsr
lbrs a9sntsn cbsr stnwdlts .appslirsn unp ben
eslauf '1rsr jabrIibsa 9srfaufs mabrsnb osn
%. sstn Sabre anssesn.g u amin uam ga,s
-|sN' co. -'..g.;- T-y4-,,t. .4IU.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-30
Hctbes Sobl : Qeoer.

Die ltntsrittrietenen ftnb 70 eben bon g1en
Vort aurii6sefebrt, wo fte bas sr66te 9lGors
tsment bon rotbem Sebls Qeoer seeauft
baben, rpeltbes jsmals in bisfer 9taot aras'
boten morosn, nsldbss le ,poblfeil berfaufsn
werben. 6anbler psrben es Dortteilbaft fms
oen wsnn Ge ibrsn 9orratb unttrIuhen, be
BOT Ns foHftwo faufen.
Hef <. ). Selir uno 60. dl'
SO. L., 81. qB. e6s bsr psnn u. St. Ct.
Nsabins. 9Rai l6. gfq,3i b..
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-30
Surge AeberlIht Der MGrste.
Ybilabs!pbia, Wlai 81. ls4s

PbIIapeIPDIa, W1dI 27' 1918.
DicbmarFt. - Sm Nsarfts waren 1850
Stlabtobfsn, nit @infbIus BON 800, bic
nab gsu YOrf sinssn 2l5 4abs une RdItsr,
400 Sbweine uno 1900 Sbaafs.
preife. Sblabtobfsn $5a bis ~, bic 700
pfuno. Mlbfdbe brabtsn $le bic $50;
Spriussr S12 bio 1924; ftrodns RIbe$9 ,bis
$l4. Sbwsine Wurosn psrfauft ju'S4 Die Al
bic 100 Yfunp. Sdaaie ,uarbsn Su Sit biS
a, baS Stud, perfauft. r ,f.aAJ w ,d
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-30

(lpi6 asab Wapturp, bon Nsapins.
f. -pur6 ben Gbrw. 3. g. German, am Ia.
|Sie(ts, 81. Saecb Rfein nit Srau Warg llns
ansf, bon 0ranwiHt.
--burh ben gbrp. Q. 8. ,. Sdser, am S
ten bieies, Gerr Bonneville Rr:f nit W1i6
|gat harina CIDER, beibe BON WinoIor.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-30
9 inc elite
Der @roB= uno &leinbGnbler

Sn auspdrtiesn unb sinbsmifbsn TaufmaiIss
altsrn, sinbsrittst burdD ben Sbdssr Der psrs
fhisesn saunfbips une 9tdek in SsrfsSauns
IN. fir nnA Inhr la19
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-30
Mimeral Sprin9e,
maize BEL Der Staot HeaDinQ.

Ser llntsrasitnsts 3eist isinsn Sreunbeu
|umb &6nnsrn, 3u 5aafe unp in oer Ssrns, 70
Ipis Dem pnblltum im 4llssmsinsn al, oab
kbas O1inerdl Sprina 0otCl uns
! bic oaau sebSrisen 4nlasem fcb6nfcMs bwses
fNeat sporDen, fir bic Bsquemlitfsit tpabreno
|bem @ommer, unb sr bat allerlsi Ginrihtum.
sm aetroNen gum 3eitbsrtrsib fir 9olhe.
kSis1en anssnsbmen SommersOrt befuotsn mos
|gsn.
|F gr mirb feline Waibs fparsn, isinsn Srcun,
fbsn jsbe 8sqnsmliffeit 3u sespabren, uno
kbittet i'm Grlaubnlb ibnsn auf biHe weife
Ehie @attfreunbltaft bss etabliGeinsnts 5,l
)smpfeblen. Daniel Breen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26
Loco-Foco National Convention-Mr. Baldwin
and Mr.. Dixon-Peace Rumor-, Gc.


The Loco Focos had a Caucus 20 night, and
have agreed to hold their National Convention at
Baltimore on the pod Of May. Why should not these
patriotic words designate our course-lndepen-
dependence Hall. July ~
Little ofpublic interest in the Senate day. In
short debate on the Public Domain Of Mexico
Senator BALDWIN Of Connecticut made brilliant
of-haud speech in reply 10 Mr. HASNEeAs, which
dives him high rank a. In the Senate. Mr.. H'sSE
GAN Is one Of the deba;ers among The LocoFoco Sen
ators and Mr BALDWIN was not second best In the con-
test.
Nor was Connecticut contcnted with showing her
strength in one House alone Mr.. DIXON Of Connecticut
made speech 10 day. the War and other topics in the
House OF Representatives. which hes ecisd from All quar-
ers unbourdec praise. MI DIXON has made one or two
speeches each Session he has been In Congress They
were able and eloquent HIS effort to-day will add 20 his
deservediy high reputation as Congressional orator
The Senate has finally passed joint re ousion granting
place for the erection Of Monument % Washington II
it passes the House In me the foundation will probably
be laid on the 22i Of February
The petition Of poer fellow who he'd asked $500 for
dead Mexico, to-day refused by the Senate
IL is said that dispatches were recivei by Tie Govern
ment to-day rogl Mexico The rumOT Is that Peace has
prohatd rom Mexico by giving ~ all claim. 70 IN.
dcmuity and ns millions for New Mexico and Caller
nia Trs said, had been able to mako this treaty
with Hefrara. There another rumor to-day, some
whar inconsistent with this; That Mr.. Isl had packeiec
he three millions and gone 10 parts unkf own
Lieut.. PtcK OF the Army, (0f New 'rb) arrived IN
this city ihs evening. lie has boen IN I'll the battles bn
one IA Mexico distinguished ia each, from Pao Alto
TO the taking OF Mexico. lie IN DuscASs Artillery
lie comes out as he went H. Lieutenant while hoTdes OF
political boobies have been appointed such men
he. who know and deserve better Than ihousarf
PiILows.
Col FhENoST occupied the whole day today before the
Court Martial IN reading his defence. Il viii take another
day He talked pretty severely to-day about Cen
KEkRNrY.
b.. HALITT Is still taking Dorrism At tho Supreme
Cont.
Us sKrsSIR tie popular Editor Of he Farmers IL
Jrary, IS among tho arrivals here to- night
RfCIIELIEU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26
THINGS IN wAsGISGTDN.
sp,1chs NJ NcyG Wetser sad corrin-sTeeehet y 6sn.
Barros and DLron N ps Hour
Corrrsgonieres q The Tribnrc.

Barros and DLron IN ps Hour.
Correspouicrcs Of The Trburc.
wAsnIsGTos, Jan. q, ls4s.
The rush OF Senators 10 the tribune II use the
word tribune in is Gslicisn sense may possibly
prevent the enunciation OF either Mr.. WEBsrERs
or Mr.. CoRwIs's views upon the Ten Regiments
biz, and sabiects cognste. Tor the present. Both
gentlemen arc prepared Il have reason to think
should fl opportunity occur, to give their decided
aud well -dgested opinion thereuPon. do no, be.
lieve that Mr. WEBSTER will discuss the vexsd
question Of the origin Of the war. nor 60 INTO
discussion upon the abstract merits or dement's
OF Slavery He will rather. 10 my opinion
confne himself TO the consideration Of the var
itself-the prospects Of its duration, and tnc
disastrous consequences sure 10 be attenoaLt
upon its farther prosecution 10 this connection nc
will dwell upon the financial condition OF the coun
trv as AZ present II is, and what In all human PROB
ability it IS sure to be. should the present purpose
less war continue. He bides bis time. He u IN
willing 20 intrude upon the wishes OF other Sens'
tors who have Constituencies necessary % be pro
ptisted carly in the Senatorial Session.
Mr. CoRwIS-if he speak-Viil not stir hair .
breadth from bis position Of last year. HIS con
science then convinced him be was right and me
ustured opinion OF his own State has confirmed DIS
course.
There was some good speaking 10 the House, to-
day, among our friends. Gen BARROW VI Tenn
led of the debate IN the Committee OF the Whole
House on the Message Of the President reiasins m
formation ia regard 10 Santa Anna and tie nstruc
lions 10 siiden. lie spoke well and earnestly AID
evidently made an impression upon the House
His arguments were sound and well EXPRESSED
HIS personal bearing and manly stature gave con
Grnoation ~ his words, and added much 10 the IN
fuence Of his speech. The General is perhaps.
the best looking man in the House
The speech Of Mr.. DxoS Of Conn. which followed
bard upon Gen. BARRows, secured universal ap'
probation The accuracy Of bis facts and sound
ness Of bis argument were unequslcd, and many
members, some Of opposing politics pronounced
his speech the best yet made on the subject
He spoke with much huency, and nanyoi hfs bits
told upon the audience. His positions IN regard t.
the Boundary line between this country and Mex
leo were established incontroyertibly, nor were
other portions Of bis speech less iavorsby received
It will be met, when published. with decided sp-
urobatlOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

THE RECALL oY GrS SocfT.-Wo have Iele-
graphic dispatch from Washington suggc'tlng that
before Gen. SCOTS suspension from the chief com
n.nd Of the Army in Mexico, be wrote has'y ,
latter 70 the powers at Washington asking TO be
recalled.
twill be seen by the announcement Of Gen. Cas-
ia the Senate yesterday that there is no mistake
sbou, bis recall also, thst Gen. Worth has been
relived from arrest, and that Maj. Gen. VIM. o.
Batter OF Kentucky is to be Commandment. chief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

SALT SUPERISTESDEsr.-The new Sal. Super
intendent commenced the discharge Of MS duties
on Monday The following are among his appoint
mcnts;
Sracvss-Barnard Slccun, Receiver william Barker.
Principal Inspector.
Safaa-Cseo n. " esleoti, Receiver Richard Sanger
Principal Inspector.
LiraYool-Msrs Nearing, Receiver John Paddock.
PriHcp pa Inspector.
Ssidss-Steshen S4fi5. Receiver Charles =. Ph1ris,
rHncipAl Inspector. lOlon. Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

~ THE APPRESrIoKs LIBRAKr in this City
h been designated. under the Act Of Congress, - the
depository " the Mas Of the Coas. Of tie United states,
Published ~ The ONCE the Uoi;ed states Coast Survey
st Washington THIS Library, which situated 10 Cros-
5y-si IS open every evening ard Is accessible 10 the
public generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

WA'HIsGIOS, Jan. p.
The Supreme cour. dismissed the appeal Of Mrs
Conner who claimed 10 be the wife OF Gen John z. Van
Ness on the ground Of want OF jurisdiction. which. In
Effect confirms the decision the Court below which SET
lies the case adversely 10 the plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

~ ALsEsI GALLATHs Pamphlet on the "Ai VIZ"
xs,,so. may be had gratis a. the Office Of Tie 7''s"e
Any person ordering loo copies or less viii be '"pP'e'
via Express or Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26
FROM TIE SOUTH.

PErESssuRs, Jan 2S-P. NJ.
Your Southern Pony Express failed yesterday
ovinr, probably % severe lFeshesi ami Uncle sam
NAL Of to-day contains the PUBLISHED b. you
vesterfsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26
LEGISLATURES OF NETWORK.
EVENING REPORT.

SENATE....ALsASI, Jan. 25-7 Pm.
The bill appointing Superintendent Of Common
schools IN Brooklyn was ordered 10 third reading
The oil TO incorporate the Buffalo Gas Co. wss
taken Up IN Committee, when debate ensuef
apou one of the clauses which imposes full per
sona liability.
Mr. BUSH moved 4 substitute, making the stock
holders individually liable for services rendered 70
the Company by lzbOrers and persons m their EN-
pl0y bat no suit 10 be commenced unless an exc
cution against the Company has been returned IN
satisfied No question. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. HURD reported bill making appropriations
10 aid Of the Buffalo City Hospital
NJ CAMPBELL. on notice, brought IN bill 70 Sc
cure 70 married women their property.
The Assembly agreed To meet at ID on and after
T cd. I.
Debate renewed on the General Manufacturing
bill the question being on motion OF Mr.. MYERS to
insert Ori.kany clause. Lost after debate, only 10
10 favor.
An amendment. allowing Associations 10 avail
themselves Of the provisions Of the bl was lost
The bill not yet disposed Of Adjourned.
The following appointments appear in this even
ings J0srgai
A,tc-YHk Cly-I.aac Z. Jones, Francis Bloosgoot.
Constant Brown, Charles l.. Benedcf. David = lyon.
Vans schemsTh0rn Jos. c. Lawrence Morris Franklin,
NotAr.ss Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

~ This being the usual family holiday A. the Aneri'
etn Museum with afternoon aud evening -ntsrsin-nt
uefe will doubiess be crowd Of yistefs The Mgsssn
- utd-r good management, 10 appointments srs mscs
Win Que regard 10 the comfort and j0Ym-nt Of s visit
es, ard ths strctest order - always preserved Thee
certainly ente the place b the sone. psiTonsss 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

" Persons wishing The Tribune lefi a. their resid-
e-c- or 81 shsir places # BUSINESS, viii pics's sod
shroasb hs fos, ocs lssso word " he essk Of
he pubhshins oass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26
lesrion. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
,Iarkes....ALsASr. Jar. Is. 1913.

The markets are more active. without material
change m prices There better demand Tor Flour with
sacs al = IL for prime Genesse. The receipts Of
Grain are Large. Sales Of Rye a; rs new Corn al
slsa The Hog market IS lot 30 sun sales a. 50 q
sas, and some choice lots brought 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26
buelnees Notices.

~ Those who mean % invite the custom Of the Sous
ard West Tor the Spring Trade sre renrdsd that 70
tho time BE- about Ady-tisements for Southern and
Western papers ore daily received AZ the agsncy u 3.
PALMLR VINO specially sppoin.ed and authorized 70
csye AID receipt Tor s1bsc p0ns ard Advertisements of
the best papers of tho whole country
I1-CLAsE. BR0rHsR Co.'S SUPf Rios D.soSDP ofsf'
% GoLD PgSsNo person who wishes 10 write with ess
snd pleasure should be without these truly bssn'
I'll pens There pen yet offered the public that CA
successfully compete with them. They are FOR sis.
wholesale and RETAIL with gold snd silver Pen and Psrel
cases Of superior styles az their Office 50 JohHst eorsn
Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26
Another CourI NIartinl.

WAsHiSeTos, Jan. ., lNt,.
Great excitement exists among naval men here
this morning. consequence VI prevailing report HAT
the officers Of the Gulf sqasdron, in reply 70 circular
rom the Commodore requesting Information Upsn the sub
ect. have returned for thsl tie conduct Of
Pos, Captain at The batteries before Yers Cruz was unbs
coming AZ officer In the presence Of az enemy
LoUsIASA.-The second Legislature under the
new constitution Of Louisiana, assembled At New
Orleans on Monday, January Il. IN the Senate
HoRATIo DAVIS Loco. was chosen Secretary. ST.
Colombo Davis. Assistant Secretary aud Charles
Lemaitre Sergeant alarms
In the House there was no quorum present and
consequently no organization. The Wings have a
majority in the House and in Joint B sllot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

~ The telegraph is nov in fall blast west Of
buffalo 70 ss1iussy eW days more viii AXE II 10 De
is1;.. vheues Il i already IN operation hAf way 10
chicago. AID. Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

~ We are again under OBLIGATIONS to Messrs.
WILLS Co. Also 70 RIcHAxp MeGAksos for Albany
rsFsrs via Hcu,siene IaBrcsd Alas - Mr.. q. ". res-
TIA for ssey Of the 9cssa Auss VIA Springfield aH1
xsw.Haven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

ColD PsSs-GoLD PEss.-PGrehssers Of gold pens vbs
desire 70 s-t the best pea 10 the market, reqaesss
70 try the Rieheeu" Diamond pointed Pea, which
now recognized the be-, ard eteopest in the wo'd-
They are sold exclusively BY B T. Walton Co i5"p'
liam door below Wail,. and J. Y. SAVAGE p Fsl
iOn-st Price 81 only Gold Pens Gold and Silver Per-
ell and Pen cases kc wholesale and retail Gold Pes
maze % ra,tsrn. repaired. or enshaos.d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

CHURCH AsFAIRs.-The Reformed Datch Church
a. Tom sinsvs, Staten Island lately under the Pasiora
charge of Rev c. Miller, deceased has given a snAnl-
nous call TO Rev. Alexander r. Thompson Of brooklyn,
L. l. TO become their Pastor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

r. \ bill has passed the Lower House IN Mich
san. changing the name The capital 70 OteeHa
tie aboriginal name, PTesunr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

" JANIS T. HrrcEtSsOS, an Inspector OF the
Philadelphia .0dcenly al hi- residence In
hat city yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

Tar PxEnIuA GoLD Pas, 81 MAY te had at the -
Enlistment Of J. w. GsrAros Co. II Csdsrst together
with thirty different styles OF Pens eon,isiins 81
Browns, Ha5aen's, spsHesfs Bssley's Consress, Hes
ry, American and others al at prices lower than ess
found any other house the trade Gold Pspsrepsfsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

re- CoSsriP,Tios tco,tlyroess) permanently eafe''
without >Se'rss, rHecsons, baths by the ae~ ard ~
Pr0ved "WkHros's ERvnEST." Very superior as
eysr bsTe made mYorted See advertisement 90 fos''A
page ia 2wMwtf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

"FLrroHsEs BiBLE"-We have iast re
eesec Par; 81 Of tbs supsrsy illustrated Bible. The
ilGstraiol IL this nuuoef very ans map PErf n
The Eastern Continent, showing he primitive Settlements
and subsequent PEosssss Ct ls Possrliy q. Noah Geo
yrine, 81 Johast p cents per number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

~ II you want to set good Boots aud Shoes s''',
Just go TO our friend Josgs Ann-st aud get them -.
you will find great saving IN your boot bills SO 'sr ~
experience. pa"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

IrsLiaS NJ DIcATEo SOAP For efectuslly remoss
pimples freckles shness sslownes &c ircm m
~suantec Prepared by DR.. 0oUaAvD, " Wakess1sr.fx
DOR FRpM Breafssy, where mag BE- had ne rs.s
Poudre Subtle for cradle aiug superfuoss ball srs
Rouge Tor colorlng lips aud cheeks deep cAfn. i,s1
LILY White fr the complexion, Hair Dye. o De. ssrs-
Restorative Pomade Tor translently dJelnt 81" nd
Tooth Psstss, Extracts, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

PRoF NICHOLS LTcTURE-The first lecture of
this distinguished gcntemsns course on Astrono.
my delivered before the Mercantile Library Asso-
citation st Clinton Hall last evening was reported
for The Tribune and is in type, bat is unavoidably
crowded out this morning. We shall try 70 find
room for It IN oar Evening Edition.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-15

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THK LONDON PARIs.--One of the proprie'o
Of the Baltimore Sun, who has been in Europe eV'i
months with Mr.. r. Hoe, the celebrated New forR NJ
chinst, sends home interesting facts in regard %
daily press of London and Paris. He states that MI
has succeeded in making contracts for building wv
his FAST presses, each capable of printing from sa I'M
twelve thousand copies per hour. The price is ~
francs, about S24 600 He says that Of the bonoou
lies, only have any considerable circulation i@. ~
the Times and the Daily News The edition o. ,n,
omer previous the session of Parliament was ooo
o. 900 copies per day and that Of the latter abo"' W.
OF the Paris daily press he writes as follows:
In Paris there eighteen daily oumals-moinHsn NOV
eveningthe aggregate editions OF which do nIs dou
but know Thorn to be much larger than those .. ps
"La Prcsse" alone prints thirty three thousand
day; Le secle thirty thousand Le thousand
wenye eight thousand "Journal dos Deban Ten pycss
and down. Tho price to subscriber is for Ia ~
per year. orty-four francs. or about xo % nI fttysv
francs 80 rs; Journal des Dcba,s eighty francs, a.
Moniteur Universal ono hundred and twelve ard
the prices ali VARYING between forty and one hunared s
twelve francs. or s74o and S2l Inc pcrna,
between thirty ono and thirtytwo dollars per annum