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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

Toe fast sailing pacsct-ship W0'e''o0 capt
1llrz. arrived Saturday morn.os from Liverpool
Whence she sailed on the 2sth ut.th1s making ne
os..sre ia the short space Of nineteen days. me
Waterloo was oil Nantucket Shoals when only
sixteen days out, since when She has isd hsit
,s,. winds aad Gains. There is no news what
s,er nothing OF any interest having tronspired on
the day after the Aacrico sailed. 10 papers Of
,bc gath were brought.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

WndischeTafz naturally stimulates them - eHeie INC
populace iO hold o., - the last
Inc Berlin Journals give the terms when ne p p..f
party demand ~ follows general amnesty Noin'-
nation ol popular Ministry Ana TOE ISl'''"' VI --0
troops from t1e vicinity o. vienna
Upon ihese terms i J sdced 'hs eiy VI re 2,en p
and he vorklpg classes and the Academic Legion
all submit i0 be alarmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

RruoREn ACCOUNTABILITY was namofed yes
t,rday W. know not ON what authority, that General
Cushing Is appointed Collector Of the Port OF boson IN
place Of GOV Morton removed The report appears
70 obtain credit and we know ~ reason fur ques
toning &C. some change In lhe Office has been FOR some
time expected. and a. the emoluments. Tor the shor
period of service between this date and the ith OF
March, according 20 the rule 81 compensation In ths'
oilice will be liberal the appointment, Is likely 10 b,
conferred on some special iasorite OF the Admnisua
ton who has made Sacrifices 10 It's cause Bos Atlas
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From Texas.

The United States steamship New Orleans,
Capt Aud arrived yesterday in q hours from Calves
ton Capt. Aud reports Lett ~ Galveston on Ne
MI lot OF the 1th steamers Hetzel Maria Burr and
Col santon-the two former from this PORK the latter
from East Pascsgoula with troops and horses Tor Ten
Twiggss command Steamship fscnt, which piles
between Galveston and Matagorda and Lsvaca Bay
was behind her usual time several isys and was sup
posed had been blown shore Al one OF the after
places during heavy noTther the night Of the q
and morning Of the fth inst The New Orleans ana
Alabama experienced heavy noriher on The night of
the 81 and morning Of the It'll the passage down
from PascagOula, but suffered damage or loss Brig
Brown arrived At Galveston the 5th, from boston.
The brig Magnolia was aground abreast Of POINT -
Hatche. bound up.
A correspondent Of the Gairssg1 Tevs writing rom
Segun under date Of Oct %, Gays have but Little OF
interest to write ysu, except that we have uuior's
nstely got another Indian war and that oohrou4n
the laundering conduct (or something worse OF OUT
Rangers In expedition that went up 70 the neaa OF
the Guadalupe some two months past and, Il ls ssu
killed some Of the Lipans and drove OF quAntly u
their horses The Indians have killed some twelve or
steen persons and taken a great many horses from
this upper country, and a.. for retaliation nave teeh
informed that the Governor has authorized the raising
OF force 30 operate sgsinst them. The volunteers ~
TO meet the san Marcos near tonzales on tue ~
inst for the purpose OF organizing The Indians up 20
tails time have killed but or two old ieNI' II
ANYTHING Of consequence In this Indian war should oc'
cur may inform you.
Crops in this eighborhood are very bad with the ex
cepuon Of pecans We have had great dIOutn tue
the roads aud streets are deep in dust a. this une
In conclusion you may publi-n that We are going 70
vote for Cas- and 4tcr a. the November election
that's certain.
DEArH or GEN. BAEER-The Gdlresfoa Texas
Vscs learns from private letter from Houston tnat
Gen Mosely Baker died on the 9Th inst alter very
short Illness The letter does not state the nature o.
the disease We have only time 70 say says the NsN,
that In his death Texas has lost one u her Oldest and
... o...iao.s -s.~a. General hkxer hss been man
Of sres; activity and enterprise through NE lie par
tcipsted largely IN the war % our revolution, and w.
believe al have conceded 10 him the reputation Of
brave solder, an able Officer and true pairi.t
v - Delta, Nov 10
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oNONDAGA co.
ORANGE co.

~CtOr9 tNfFf4Nff u Aoi-ir-- N-'''f
D.trct 81 o Abraham intended for Abraham C. Burey
SOL candidate IL Distinct, Q, llli D.trctf
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50 Counties .1l3@ 1000 l'i'3@. @lorot ~@'~- 1900
TAYLOR over Cas. ~ .9o over Van Buren, fol4' Van
Buren,. over CO. 9's. Pols over Gay a95.
Chautsuque Lewis. e Lawrence, aud Iiosa
o. hear from.
LArER--A dispatch dated Albany Saturday
Nov. d - says
Reiurs have been officially and unofHcis'y received
from I'll the Counties Of the State except II Lawrence
which give 5000
INTERCHANGEABLE $500 Van Ruren---..--.. 10 ~
Cass--.....-....ll3'l 3 Scattering --------- -u3,
The Counties al official except Albany Ale gns'
ny Erie Essex Kings New York Niagara, Ro-ki,nd'
Westch,ster Warren OsWcgo. Chauiauque Catarau-
gus and Livingston.
Van Burcns majority in II Lawrence. over Taylor
will reduce Taylors majority over Van Buren, IN the
state b. q- 500 or thereal0at
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RROOKLYN AFFAlRs.

REMOVAL or rHE Police CoURr.-The Court
over which Judge Atwser presdes which Is AZ pres
ent held in the old City Buildings IS TO be removed to
a commodious room IN the south side Of the ne" City
Hall on Monday next
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J.P. MONTGOMERY, Aeenoeess D.
RYJ.D:bSSSahbh.Yono.- = a 10 oeiocs.-s

III On NFONESDATs NOV = DVVO'
49, 20 a,ossss ~ essss Booss Shoes and Brosans.
800. -. Ssrsh,s sssosunsni " fresh and sessnsbs
~ Ssssrt Am ihs msrufscigfefs, sdapte1 10 The NORTH
~ W~.ssrp soaIbern ao1 ely usds
Ar Pxiy.rs SAL. d. 1 co are constantly fecesv.
, from he great ysnesy Of snd ese
s,es Which hey ceiling q private sale q sserou prices
consisting In par Of
400 esses nso's primo lhics D. g. boou,
Also 100 csses nsn's fne alp peSgeo booss
Also, 50 cases vomens leather psgged lece bots
Aso 81 cases nlssss leather pssssd ace boos.
Also 100 cases wonens Spring pegxsd bssains
Also, - casss nsns PRIME hick and Gp erossrs eis
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~ To Editor. and Publishers.-A gent

wno has had a liberal education and upward Of twelve
years experience Editor would be happy to arrange with
few newspaper publishers TO furnish hem with CORES
pOucencs from Wsshnslo during the ensuing session OF
Congress HIS facilities Or obtaining yauaoe nnd import.
AM political Information are VI superior character snd bio
terms for wiring will be very liberal Personal references
may be hsd, application 70 any gentleman Of mo Ne"
YORK Press Address A. B. c box llSo5 Post Office, New
~. ui8 lW
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L. T. BRAIN a. co. having opsa.a sofs Go a.
AUCTION SALES.
IN. B. BoGERT. Aserions,,,

j u. 3. BOOEKT, Aocfione~f = ,..n
lIAsOS,~ PATENT IKONsTONE..On ~
NlNksDAY, I'd Nov ~ IL ocsock q ~ hs 49,. -
an entire nyoce Of Mssons Paisng IroDsose nina y
nineteen hogshssds comprising oofe- esre sna
and saacsrs ps,as, let, ID, Sd and slb dses -
boat use VIII 10 opened 10 Io0 sna VI ~ III -
p1rchassn The ssls u W cioss o''esn sn' IN,
femplDrY
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rHE nHEpfsr MAaAZINE pUpLIsHED.

rlNUF LADIES NATIONAL MAoAiiNf. De. lsN -
ORIGINAL kMBfLI.tS ilMtNr@ tor IN. p"c No
D. The Belle cf ,he Fancy Bal superb Mefso,'n, ~
ID Gross.
n Lake scene IN the Mountains, engraved by W "a
Isckmsn.
uf Eashn- Tor Deeenher engraved AMI cllf - n'~is
ORIGINAL tuNTKtEt fpks 10 thf % fNHth H'
Ms Ann ) stephens. Mrs Caroline ofue, Mis sis
norrou Mrs y rhomss Rev sidney Dyer, HsrfS
Sunderland Charles Peterson, Heufy MefiNd, Miss
Ellen Ashton Miss tnily Hefrm-nn Mics Mary psv"neni
: ID Anderson. r n. Ch.vefs, tn, I hemp-iesd 1
Van Landl ID W Relisle
ORIGINAL ARriCIts
The Belle 81 the Fancy Ball by Flien Ashton t. Ny
Mother, by d Anderson The che-'iol h~-r'- .''y
Tor Christmas by A. } W To an Old Amsnss. - Rev
sidney Dyer The Dre-.makefs Apprentice o. The
Bachelor Abroad and al Home, by Carolina Orn" To
on the h. $. of Dear Relsuve by tlss Mofrt"n lmsi
u God from the Ocnnsn II frxsh ID kecse nv tmily
Herman. Advertising for Wife BY Harry -andeflsnf
The F1osteps u Decay by Hemp.,esi lske s..us in
iha Adirondack Mountains by Mrs u Thomas keads
Poems fre,h dfah FROM ils The River snd IN" S"@
Iv c C. Van Iandl Loot and Found ~ Mf- Ann SO
rhsn. The Hearts Apostles, by Henry MDruoi An,nm
nal Musnss. by u " Bellsle Modest Mcfi, by Ma,
Dav~nant Song % La Nerrer ON Dicovrfng Now
Planet. byT n. Chiv@rs. NJ D. Editors Table
subscription - l3i cts per No. Agents, h""hschrs s'
others supplied on the b.-i " terms, by
nl8 A. DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT. rn0une bnidnss
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Terms of Settlement.

ne German papers show great sympathy Tor the
"esnese In Vienna itself Il ia undoubted that there
.e two parties, and the certainly which many must
"s o! receiving sopdisp punishment, Of the hands OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
By Telegraph to the sew-YOrk Tribune
Great Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, sunday NOV. IT,
4 tremendous lire is now raging IN the vicinity
of the gal house, and has been all night The gss
works and surrounding buildings are much injured
several thousand tons Of coal ire. snd ~
usual serious disturbances have broken out among the
frapuru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

WAYNE co.


TALL CoRs."-Mr Joseph j. Cobb OF Phelps
Ontario County. raised three stalks Of Corn ts' year
which bore Slsa5 kernels Of grain One sts'< bore
,Ss2 kernels Three produced 2loo kernels and
one ear IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

PIHLADKLPHA, Saturday. Nov. IL.
Pratt Pence and McGowen, convicted Of con.
sprscy 10 rob the Chester County Bank, have been
granted new trial
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- COCNT RAYMOND - TOULOUSE AID rHE
CRUSADE keAISsT TIKI ALsisENsEs, Under Pope limo
cen; liI lis handsomely issued and weiiiusirsied
work y Charlotte ELizAsErH. Just published oy
". Dodd Brick Church ChspeL-ln this volume We
have given Us with al the esrnes;neSs and animation
connected with deep convictlsn Of the truthuluess Of
what Is written recital Of some Of the heroic snd
ragcsl incidents Of Innocent ll effort 90 suppress
Professionalism 10 the south " France 10 the twelfth
century.
There Is page Of history Of more stirring .nteres,
than the here opened characters preserved By
that history more calculated to swskes lively symPs
thy than the suacrngs OF the Albisensisn Christians
The brighter day now hopefully ushered in for
southern Europe gives these events fresh interest
and with the able pen Of Charlotte Elizabeth the
tive loses none but rather gains In interest The book
il issued in anea,y ornsmented style and will no doubt
obtain and interest, large circle Of readers.
- TIE PRINARY SCHOOL GRAMMAR BY
Sire. JOANNA BErHUNE" is published by T.. IL Butler.
Philadelphia II seems 10 be plain and simple, ,housh
W. hardly see what business Grammar has in a pr
mary school II took Us one year % discern what
Grammar meant and another b. perceive that our
teachers had never s.kcd themselves the question snd
our author u. indcy Murray might have known more
of Grammar than he did Know without hurting him
Bui We presume books aud teachers have improved
since. Mrs Bcthune has very clever Illustration o.
the different kinds Of verbs-yiz man Actiyel birch
ng a boy lpassive) with still younger chap look.
Ing wistluly on ,Neutcr) Almost any boy could com
prehend that
~ 90 HE Old SroNE-HousE o. The Pa.
triots Fires By JosErH ALDEN, ID ID. is neat
lsmo lust issued the purpose OF which IS 10 inspire
the young reader with the spirit Of Pstriotsn-render
Ing him familiar with the elementary principles OF the
Science OF Government, and assisting the young IN
forming an early and adequate idea OF our general Gov
ornamental Institutions u Is good book. Published
by ~ w Dodd Brick Church Chapel
~ PAUL ARDENmirY. The Monk OF VISA
hickon BY GEo. LIPrARD Author OF The Qusker
city" SC SC. Sc. &c vol 10 has just been Issued BY
I. b Peterson, Philsielphia.-We don't ind time to
4 D.. 4.sra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

l-9s Lcris Co. after all, elects Diodatc Pcase,
WIKI instead OF the Free Soil candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

~ Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-susnzefs ns.nnx me ~
are Informed thai me bes Place % ga ornsnenA ns.
hey have on hand tho largest ne eheasst saa oess
renf OF wigs bali wigs toupess orscs o. ohg ns inf
he uses supplied wholesale Cal sad r1dss 'oI yS.f
ts.y.s n ksissn-lsss @t"
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yB.pALMER's BUsIHEss.MEH's

A LMANAC. FOR lS49. IL ssd To be The mosi com
"A oIss snus Of fsris aud statistics for tho once count
ngroom and PRESIDE ever published leersny embraces
vast amount u valuable inOfnsuOn, cHef1iiy okessd
and condensed with respect 10
Money and Exchanges, Wsishn and Messfos
Tsrfs psst and present Patents snd Patent Lave
Inland Commerce. The lrOu Trade
Wages and n ours of Labor, Goal Trsfe- History,
Railroads and Canals Tonnage and Shipping,
Routes OF Travel Partnerships, Compendium
Poet Office and Postage, nnigrauon-ssusues
The Electric Telegraph, Tho Newspaper rfsss AMI
System attic Advertising, nc
Price IA cents only for . compendium OF rsen vneo
every MAJ needle on-n 10 tho cOafss Of year ana -w
know where TO hnf, fort-n umss the money -. . !.
Tho Business Mems Almanac 10 compressed vtnin ~
doablecou an pages VI nns but and fair ype hDofn
containing more then ordinary limo yonms o'
10 pages Il will bs supplied 10 tho Trade 81 " per hin
drsd or 81 per thousand Terms cash delivery orders
are respectfully solicited, ny PA.hkh osnefs
Newspaper A gsncy Tribune Buldinxs, NfOt OF hnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

r. -. Of T.-,Ir. Green the Reformed Gambler
AS andy cOnsered deliver Og hs Interesting ec
lures before BO~ery Div No -, al ineir Hal, 1877 Bowey
on Monday evening the 2ih last The lecture Will com
mence AZ O'Clock The Order and the public respecl-
fnly invited 10 attend Admission free nl5 ~
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CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY. November p. -i-.
TIE CoURIs.-lu the action against d.. Cooh
rane brought by James Mitchell tor alleged unsslfi
treatment Ia relation to fracture % the arm already
referred the Jury thought there had been no want
Of skill Or care and gave verdict for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

~ Wafer Cure.-Invalids VII ind every eony-ri-
80 FOR Wi.ter treatment AZ Dr. TRAILS conmotious
sst.b..nsut IS Lagntsi BAaing-roons win warn cod,
.coxsT aoucne &c 5sshs each tcof. Outdoor prsres
srscesd 70. Coess.tssoes ~ - laos-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

Iafts Earf Z Tie if|nHf
~ Where are the Contractors The mud Ia
Chambers stree, from Chatham st to Broadway was
on Tuesday last collected into those little Municipal
pyramids" which adorn 80 many Of our horoushisre'
There has crc rfraiped Al least so much Of u
- has not been kicked about hy hores icct and cart
wheels Rcade.-t has not been subject 90 cleaning
within the memory OF the oldest nhshitsnt aud there
sundrv other streets n the uei-n10rhoDd whose con
don is such ~ absolutely 90 forbid personal 'xani
patton By the way Mr. Editor have You ever n'tiieu
The dimnut.ve size % the dirt carts which oc-
casi0naiy n easy o. see Why they eieci
.o little IN removing the heaps OF dirt after the streets
have been subjected % the rare process of sweeping
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

TIE OPAL. A Pure Gin f,r Al Seasons Edited By
Mrs.. >AEAH JosEFHA HALE PIP. 3)fl ]. RlSer
The Embellishments OF this Annuai are eight 10
lumber ofa high though not of the very h.rhes;
order The Lettc-r-ess comprises about forty
original s-tic.ss prose AMI verse alternately from
the pens % y. T Wills. C Z. Holman T :. Ar
: lr. T 3 Read H. T. Tlckerman. J. Baysrd
Tayio- ". u. S.mms Il. H. Weld. Mrs E. Oakes
smith, Mrs /. H. oigog-uey. Mrs. z. Elet
Mrs :. j. Hale, and other popular writers. The
work : altogether one Of merit. We make one
o net extract
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BOOK TRADE.
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h any hist has yet been produced In hts country sn' n
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DRowygD.-A man whose name was not ascer-
tanned while attempting 70 Jump from the Fulton ferry
boa, last evening. at : o'clock fcl short and was
4~,ur
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sCHOHARIE co.
SENECA co.


r,,, r,,i,, as Vsu Bsres .3e.j Cas- ..... -
e;rs,-sr ~ .... So pr.... us Wnsor'n y.
49,, Kinney stft .5-Ts AnSe .-. -
a...rr Mersef.sa oay, IA HAe' ~ aat S-aei-n
sol
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srD1ld % .oQfc-s>1 q
A. II. CHRISTIE, " ID.

fsAoyises A9eaa-Only agent IN SewYofx. d. c Moor
nesd, lS1 srosdwsy. r Van RgssirE. sewsrs r. III
YETI, POughk-eps-; Mrs Z k.dder Boston J . f-'-r
500 boos..er q Che.tnutst Philadelphia snd BY sniaoT
1ed sgens generally niI lDrDaAo'e"N"
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TIE SWISS ALT

Yesier eve thy peaks were dark
"A the locks - Der love
when star sszed upol thee
Towering IN the blue above.
Bat the morn 5ehe.i them sLvered
WITH a mantle bright Of snow
Which the night. with chilly fingers.
sudden spread upon thy brow -
Al how swiftly linked together
Youth snt Old Age ever seen
As the tags. one % another
Ncit.ng but a dream 5etweea
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OR. HOMER BOsTwICK Lss's 20. : :os aa, 30

rresi.n t Of the GsniLo Urinary Organs o""' "'p7n-
did plates. ...-t ,-.-t
EIusct from the Boston Medical and safgics Joofnfl
extraordinary spsenen+ - 'fff-f NJ. tPl
squ.nx oopg- -agfssag. ne fsisay u m-H hnin 80
.. M 1ffnfs1ls p~fsFsfsnfs ~ ~. -
po--. aueonqssf.is sas ta.i 81 s.'- s.a' :.
h. t omit. ,s'y hat - ~u y 'fsso a -h-n -
hin OIL, ouf 10 hhf.f~. ~ "-- -
400. 20 hat a. nv - sac nE wa
1st sft-nfs pi OBJ. -ofs -h sspi-sh plp
.fsln- % family u is~.ss 10 sAf i.>-.r ms
. e3y .ad s1s qg.h, s0a, sqps y ~ 'nsa ihs
o.s. n AeSas fr-<r- th.s~ ~ ,Osfss'nS ~
10 so8~- snf D. D-,a-oi ssg n-'rpeir
or humble ssunatoo .i01d .cDriej ~ III W. fo
"a. ions he pgs-ssa gsf -~fs- snf rthms .,
pf-g-at beng prssd g-f Ne lalt ~ "a So
tened ss-d f6.f - hss frflesf uofltsh
txs-'ss .ysteasf ~ssh @ safp.s-es ssy,hs q d.
gf.s.s L-fsJof- .it>py-i hs f0atf"
Author u wofk enutied Hints 10 Young Physicisns
Author of the Family Physician, and asndiDg physisn
and surgeon " ths SewYork Medical ADD surgical lnsn
tUts IS Chanbersst removed ~ ~ Broadway, shows
BfOm-st Also ior sale 49, 5i. m a. 65 ~. Bfosf
~sy. The gsus monthly Reports " s institution, snsms
rating cured will b- pgbishsd for The pf-s>nt
O9hs HOMER BOsfWlCK. Nd 90 BrosdvG
L. T. BRAIN - co. having opsnsd . store sH hs
ILss- of h-if Publications. the hsd- 400 inc paof 2"
b- supplied direct from hem the ss~ nomDrf OF 10
gsnh, &c Nst recsysd-a.so tho Uniy@s1m sEd Loodoa
can nov be conunusd- Jk0 MOUNTAIN, Agent
ola Iws- pro-Nsnaxer store l6 Johnst ns0 brosdwsy
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prTNAM co

-, (Ffrhugh has MAJORITY m the II Dstnct
Nf"oN IBrsr-ier. l-T4 FoE ..-.------ 44o2
Scattering President 10 There are also several ef
vie. of ShenH the actual ressi 10 doubt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20

Incidents At CARRoNAIE, Pa.-The C0fboH-
tale Dsnorraf Of Nov no. has the following items In
this borough on "Wednesday OF last week two boancn
one sn freshman named Patrick Madden, and the other
sblart man named Joseph Dc Wit, became involved IN
a acufie when = gun In the hand Of De Wiit was die
charged killing Madden almost instantly DE WHITE
ia isil here awaiting trial
On 1uesday of THE week a John Deckers tavern
between here and Mniori) Dan smith stage driver,
stabbed q man by the Of Perry AS TO endangeT
his life smith T. In Jail here.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-07-14
. From the Democratic Messenger.
WHlGGERY RENOUNCED FOR
EVER.
Cass Butler and Weller.

We take pleasure in laying the follow
ing letter from an inhuential citizen of
North Bloomfield tp., before the public.
Mr., SMITH, who now abandons his for
mer political friends, has long been a
whig and nothing else; but we are graft,
fed to know that he has at length seen
through the shallow covering that hides
The deformities of that party from public
gaze. And, there are many others like
him, who have been deceived, but will
now abandon that party and its selfish
creed-and go 'for Cass, Butler, He etter,
and DemocracW' But let HIM speak for
himsef:
NoRru BLOOMFIELD tp.. June 23, 1S4S.
AlR. EDlroR: Although long a wing, un.
like most of that party have been in
the habit of thinking and examining for
myself. and in doing so, have discovered
that the tendency of the principles advo-
Gated by my friends, is Of the most dan.
gerous character. Granting special priu
,ieges to a portion of community, that
comprises within its nnr,bers most Of the
wealth oflh country, can never enhance
the interests of the masses who are de
barded the enjoyment Of them--and as
such is not the avowed object of our gov
ernment, ]. for one, do not feel willing to
support the party that is in favor of gran
ting them.
The position OF the whig party in its
opposition to the present war, was also
long matter of regret to me--and when
our leaders openly abused the soldiers in
the tented field, and refused to vote them
supplies, could no longer act in sympa.
Thy with them. My country, right or
wrong when the ontroversy is between
her and foreign nation, has always been.
aud is now, my motto, therefore l will
oppose the opposers oftaat country wheth.
er G0d them at home or abroad.
For these and others reasons, Mr.. Edi-
tor, | have determined to abandon my
former political friends, aud request you
to publish the fact to the world. go,
hereafter, far CAss, Butler, WELLER and
DEMOCRACY.