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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

- Yesterday morning every body IN l..
vile thought 10 was snovinr The whole a,rro-,s-4
of the CRY seemed dcn.cly hned with .now.tr
These turned out 90 De- cnafs or flies lte b.sck -
insclti with white wngs which soon settled h III
lions. billions. trlions. quadr.lol. and Qanf.t.-
upon tl the houses and upon The whole slris-s -
ground ABORTION 10 our citizens fecmcd con..sen.-
alarmed some thought Do ga omen of The cloer, y
others seemed 20 regard f a. porieni OF trian~s-
LocoFoco.sm in November Louisville Journal ~
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t. vs.. n. BEEuC a Co. haa,r'. iid lsoa'.vay. ".
YORK end 81 Cacsnu,.st. Phladc.l..A viii r1oaee 4,
FRIDAY, My Do her samncr Hars '' 0enfcmen, AMI q,
'e, warranted n saying thai ilcy vii eNot ol fs On
SION .le incs perfect Hal ever oftroa m is cola-y. q
srv.ewiI cons.., ~ severn. different Kinds 81 ae lzs
lghmes, and elegance. with a mos' supeH" and at
kud o. trimming. a.iose.lcr forming i'ni enisnafc q
rhsf j. rc.v and beautiful iu tie -.-
Asper9.l assortment of Pausinstc sugN Goois 4
Children and laf.n. ~ I he opened 40 ie same tae so
..rne Of different ~ les ia Materials OF surros'ng beun
eutireiv uey, and lie.y attractive. uyas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17
Whig National Convention.

MIssoURI.-TAe following are the Wing dele
estes.
FIRST Dsirict-W Il Thompson Of Marion county
G Porter OF Pike Wm Porter Of Lincoln. MAJOR Ihos
J. Talbot Of Warren Major George G. slo!ey o. -
Charles Dr. Rhodes Of Rails
Sseond Di,friet-Dr William Jewell Of Boone. Dr. J
Curd Col WIN. Il Russell Of Galloway.
Tiirf Disfri-f-Coeman Younger VI Clay, Thoma.
E. Birch OF Clinton VIM. Z. Moberly Of Linn, O. W
Samuel Of Audrain
Fggrfh D.frirf-John P Campbell md William :
Field Of Lafayette NJ Ogeshy and Robert C. Hlrr-s0r
Of Cooper C. Davis snd VIM. Mayo Of = CLAIR, JOIN
A. Trgg and Wm. g. Naupn Of saline. James Simpson
and Mr Grover OF Johnson. John " Williams end WIN
steele OF Henry Gen George R. smith and J. 3. Ne
Ca5e Of Pettis Benjamin Wilson and Mr.. -- Ross oil
Morgan. Col samuel H. Wood-en and Johnston Palmer
r. oi Jackson George Douglas ant A. Bond OF haies
J. Snyder and Judge Samuel Wilson o. Van buren,.
Ftiil Dla-icf-J. Z. Chenault u Newton. W II
Cra gfort of Jasper Peter q. Everett 81 Benton H.
Watkins DO
Sirfh Dsiri-f-N W WsEns Of Cspe G.rlrie1u
John Perry OF - Francis Caleb Cox Of Madison. Cnas
A. Davis Of Cape G.rurdeau Richard Wstson Of New
Mlird
S,senh Disirict-Col D. D. Mitchell and A. Carr Of
s. Louis Dr. John H. Edwards Of Cole
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NeNx-nrlenna Markets.

PETEHsDUHC- Iuesdayl Nay 10.
The Daily Special Express for TIE Ner- York
Tribune has arrived from New Orleans with rcpor;
of the markets on the 10th inst
CorToN-Fsir demand for good 70 middlng, which
selling at 81 s. sUoAR-2)0 hhds. sold al previous
rates. MoLAssEs-Smal sales al Is 10. Flour
Market quiet but firm. FREIGHTs-Two Engagements.
ExcHANGE-Transact.0ns limited.
Cleared-Ship Asia Boston.
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Beware Of worthless limitations

- Wo,AN ANo Hss D.srAsfs-irom hc Cradslo. y
Grave. sdrpfcd 10 her instruction Boo fhe Nanrh Lssa
her system aud all the Diseases OF her critical periods =
Daec.-ith edition. - - Also. by the same sliAo, a
Popular Treatise addressed 20 Young Men coa'slaasl
complete review of ihe origin, syn oms nno ueanaer
every known disease and Of the consequences o eKcss
early decay Sc sc n language adapted 10 s'eFy 'e's
Us pases-Gh editions price u.
The medical res oss, and dali, plc'- na ssA 'ss'ei =
highest sentiment of these valuable works
They can be- sent bouul hy poet, 10 any pan ofihe COZ
try. For sale by CHARLES II. hNO,
r,vl7K NNS.f- corner Jom-st and Broadway
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GES scorT.-Ths accomplished General and
gallant soldier contrary 70 the expectations and the
hopes Of our citizens has embarked directly for New
YORK L j. sa.d that the General, when a. Vera Cruz.
looked somewhat jaded ana carewon but his com.
mandinZ appearance and martial bearing elected the
admiration Of even the Mexican population, who rushed
20 hum with almost the same degree of eagerness
that Characterized the Americans. The following !. a
copy OFFS letter Gays the fe1 ORLEANS Msrc9ry OF the
-th inst) received BY : gentleman IN this city
JALAPA. Mexico April o. 1913
sly DEAs --: A. m.v hot have time af Vera Cruz 20
put pen -O paper, wnfe now though much fsugued anil
bali slck win cold am-5eag %. late i1 Ihe seasOn-
pushing ca rapidly, 10 embark from fhe beach, without
entering 'll' city. Vera Cruz
have written ahead -1 have re.dv u possible vessel N
take me % tie NarrUws, below New YORK where shall
proceed Within entering as city my family .za5c,h-
iowa. New Jersey
have learned. the road that some Of the spirited and
pairolc -Eens of rev perhaps. ile
9lInlpa allorles-sre thanking 81 taxing pubic notice
of nay ARRIVAL afione MONS and puss.1y ucre nly De
fes persons other places tie f- horh in-
cheer rSo. THIS. my dear another reason why
should Aasea 70 my family ~ ~ home u the .cqlessred
village lteel miles THIS s1e 0i Acr ora, t1r. tDorug
lrr the public de " le EAecuuge. would
De highly improper le, soldier, o. Ilt myself m fhe
way " provoking cheer VI shout from nay wa.1learfel
cuuuryIlcu.
should there be any such intention n New Orleans A.
have alluded %. please maze all necessary explanations
and apologies for ne; Or MAKE great sacrce OF eeng
to sense Of pubic duty By avoiding my return home
hundreds Of personal friends whom should have hs
chance Of greeting by the inland route.
Always my dea- -, our friend
WINFIELD SCOTT
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GEy. CCsmNc.-Ihc Pence 1realV.-We had
the honor Of passing call from Gen Cushing last even
ing who informed that he intended posting forth
with % the N0rh. Gen. G.. j. Ia The procession Of the
most perfect hcalth and seems have well wthstood
h- residence and operations IN Mexico. We learn from
fle General that there b. Little doubt of le ratification
OF the Peace Treaty Boy the Mexican Congress II d
quorum docs not soon convene 40 Qu-retar0, the Gov
eminent VIII have the Treaty pas-ed throuyh the forms
rifh0uf quOum-tlat is. il the American Commission.
ers VIII accept Of 10 that way ~ o. Crescent eth.
-Sr0RM.-A severe bail storm passed over
portion OF Orange Co. Va. on the 9Th in-f. 10 wa,
very be trlctve n the Village of G1rd0n-ville The
hnlstone- varied ln -ize from partridge 20 ben
eg. covering inc ground hrl asng over 500 panes Of
glass in the village stripping the young leaves and
Is from the trees and literally covering the earth
with them.
g Gen WILLIAM B. CARTER died Ia Carter
County. Tenn. on the 18th uit aged J6 years DurI
hs le boz hled the several Offices of state kcprcscuts
tive and senator President O., the Constitutional Con
ven-on ami served twO terms ~ member of Congress
from his native state HE personal character was nm
usually amiaD.e and endeared him 70 q large circle Of
lrleud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

ES~ THE Loco-Focos Of Ohio held their Con.
veniion at Columbus on the logh. Rufus P spa,diny
chosen President Col Weller, Dr. olds aud o,bers
made speeches ard resolutions passed approving
Of the course Of the sbsquatulsrins fifteen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

DR.. CHRlsTIE's GALyASIc BELTs.-rhe principle uPon
which Dr. CHRsTE's Gavmlc Cura rs alleviate and dissF
pate disease founded in Nature They IN fact n
snmcnis for generating and Introducing into the nsrvor
system fluid analogous 70 that through the medium oi
which the viid principle mauifess self In action. Wien
the neutral reservoir Of THIS fluid is partially exhausted o.
when from any The longer rece % ID,
proper impulse from The power which should regulate ane
control them, the gentle stimulus Ct The EleciroMs.ncnc
current from The GALvANc BELT, braces and restores
psrayzed organization, and the whole animal system, which
be- always -ympaheucay affected when any of s parts arc
dis0Idered parake u the beneficial influence Hence al
complaints arising from nervous debility promptly re-
Aeved by the use u the BELTS, NECKLACES or BRAes
LET'S and the fact Is established undenaby by thousand'
who have been the recipients Of their articles and whose
testimonials may be az the ONLY AsENcY ~ NEwYoRS
d. C.. MOORHEAD, 1872 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

FROM BERNuDA.-By sn arrival from Bermuda.
we have received files Of the Hrald snd Bsrrnlaa up
10 the 5th inst, which however contain 10 farther in
telAgence Of interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

The CoURr OF lNoUITY.-This body, which, at
the las, sdvices was holding temporary sitting in
New-Orlssns. win adjourn a. learn 70 Frederick,
Nowhere /; VIII remain I'll the termination Of the trials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

S0uTHErS FREEDON-The South Cay0'iHaian
has the following editorial concerning the chronological
lecturer who was bani-hed from Southern territory on
mock conviction OF "possum huntn. with e.roes
dom 3"
DR. l. MJ0R-We saw person at the Post Office
on Wednesday last answering the description fully Of
the abOve-named individual and from circumstances
which have transpred firmly convinced 10
the iEdiriduai who wa 90 summary eXpell-
ed from Barnwel Village short time since He stated
that he hs way % Lexin- ton G.. H. and viii pro-
coed 10 Georgia We advise our friends % be On the
look cut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

MASSACHUSETTS, DELEGArEs TO THE LOco-Fo-
co NATIONAL Delegates at large
B. f. Halert Chester W Chaplin let Disfricf-Charles
g. Greene "a dO-Robert Rantoul Jr; Sd DOB r.
Butler 4ih do-Frederick Robinson 5th dO-isssc Da-
vis 9TH do-David y Carpenter 7th dbl Il Childs
eth do-Edysr X Whitaker 9th do--Nathaaiel Nor
ton 10Th do-seth J. Eys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

FoUNrMN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Com Prn-
r. Watson Co.. OF The Richehcu Gold Pen DepO, hr,
INST introduced the Fountain Attachment which Be ID
used at once 90 any gold PEN AZ cost OF 25 Gems VIII
this attachment an entire page may be written without 81
hausiing the ink s.mpe, aud not liable to ge oa
ORDER and superior 10 any iny.uon Of Tho Kind before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

ISDiANA-THoNAs NELSON Esq has been ap-
pointed Delegate from the Ters Hsuie District in H.
diana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17
BY SOUTHERN MAIL
Extensive ConaaSration-,IaJ. Daniels
Correspondence Of The Tribune
pHLAprLrInA MONDAY Ny NJ

No''''
fHLADhLfiiA' hond'y' N'y 10
Another i,rre and disastrous fire occurred this
,.-..l,.-.sr, D, ...-., ,,
morning me ft'a'l 'i i'-'
lqv- ht in the large lumber tri ui hifntn JAWS
d.. f.r,,trfs a. f.t,rrn Tenth rui Eleventh So. The
49,, .t ....t..sfr,r. r,.rrrrts of tho
4---liihil i'" .-'' . =,
yard .n several places ard hisA VINO '.' "
,.s- soo- .rrrpi tie flames The stable, counting
..r., ,,fi,.r,h,r the urooerfy % iicssr..
"o-s' "-'' . ''i " .i.,. SEA, s,.f
"A & D. we've destroyed amounting in '-'D''
% $4,000 not more than one fourth o. when l. cover
I'll IN insurance
A frame stor, AMI dwelling on the s0uihw corner
q Csnovybil and Tenth streets occupied by Conrad
Esler f smith end sheet iron worker. was cntrcy lt
.-,l ,y-b c,r,.iic-nHls loss % Mr. h and h, family
-,i. r.,,-fy ,-,s owned also bv Harbcri s Davis.
Thence he FIRE spread across Ca,owh-ll street
and communicated % several brick dwellings. when
,,r-e an rrorr or lr,. injured Three of them. occu
,.f h,- l,r,,. % Marker Joseph Donaldson and Frld
rs. vv~. v-.- i-.,.-.i ,,,rrh from thc lower stories
,.i .-f ..s MI ..,r, rc.u,. .nI -arrlt.. with
.-r.t ..-.-.fy t,rrt These were
81. c-.i .l ,...-.. ,.- ,,...r.I
o'-,. ' ,,,-..t,r, i,,.l8.o f Nom, Gravel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

WATcHrs-WArcHEs-W ATcHEs.-J. Y. SAyAGE, ia Is
Wallst i now selling Watches Of every description a N
emely low prices He sells none but such Watches a. re
warranted 70 keep accurate time. Also splendid poke
Chronometer A. a bargain. Give him cali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

FuHNrugr At AUcuoN.--We would call The auennra
our reader. to the very extensive sale Of elegant ias
Of an descriptions AZ Auction by Nj r C. KEMP, tins by
a, his SPACIOUS sales u Broadway opposite me Pa
ANA City Hall This sale Offers rare opportunity fs :.
trade hotel aud housekcepers. me- he goods are many
them very rich and ihc assortment the largest OF say Pas
sale flis season.
Also several very handsome French inontel clocks nd
pluofores. myH ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

REMOVAL % TIE CANcHALAGCA DEfor--Ihe pfllc5'- -
once of Gals celebrated Californian Medicine s reii0'ee ~
- Broadway, mere pamphlets coutans Description =
remarkable properties Of hs plant. recently mirodoeeo -
this c0unffy-inyauabe u pulmonary AMI nervous egs
blood-may be- obtained gygfis. myl3 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

siciLiAN FLAG.-The first S.cilian brig which
has VISITED Monmouth since The revolution effected in
sicily went down the river with the new Tag dying az
her masthead on ne 10th inst The tag Is a trcoor
Of green, white. and blue the stripe running horizon
tally. The spectacle attracted general attention.
Philadelphia sun. 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

YUcAr4v-We are indebted to Dr. Hou ton
for copy Of his report of Mr. Calhoun's Speech on
the Yucatan question In the present unsettled state
of opinion concerning This subject IL win Doe read with
much interest Mr. Calhoun enters az some length into
"A discussion Of the measures recommended by the
President aud Nonroes principle of national policy on
which these measures are professedy based lis opin
ions with regard the bi which has been reported 20
the senate 20 carry out the views OF NJ Polk sum-
med mp in the concluding paragraph
How far ought CO. then on the score Of human.
ty think fha OH the naval force which we can spare
should be- sent 90 pick up these helpless people We
should furnish ample supply of food and raiment 10
these miserable creatures, and convey them whtrcso
ever they desre-tO Cuba or elsewhere. In word
we should 10 all that humanity requires. But cannot
agree carry out the provisions OF bil which hutho
rizes the President the army aud navy to take
military occupation OF the country. No considerations
OF humanity or OF the ssccndancy of the white race IN
Yucatan, justify nmy opinion the adoption OF such
course OF policy.
70 is now clear that the white population, so nconsid
cradle including The mixed oce, 90 amount 10 not
more than fifty thousand is broken up ,ud shat the In
dans have interpOsed cfccual barrier against the
establishment of the power OF the whites We can
by force pur down these Indians NJ considerable cost
We mry put white men IN power then. But the mo-
ment that withdraw the former state OF things will
rccur. We VIII thus De- perpetually engaged Ina this
work Now. am not willing 20 incur the danger and
the cost of that not willing 10 have this incident
which does not belong 10 IT, attached % our govern
mcut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

~ We refer readers 10 DR.. FELx GoussrDs re
par4fons for uproocng the hag lie calls II PESErSkf
iSg P0wDrR' and there b. n-iahe about the fac -
IL utterly destroy. The roots Of hair and leaves he pacs
where they have been not only free from deformiy ~
above the suspicion that had ever existed To senAens
whose whskers grow al Their foes tbs j. gnea ~
c0very aud 10 ladies' who prone 90 the lndcar0ns
nussclios, Gas many ael box Of Dr. G's powder wosH
be worth more than Il GIT IN gold. y. sunday Ia
FOund only n Dr. OOUEaJD's depot g. Walkers DE-
store from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

~ OLD srooK OF Day Goops SIZZLING Orr.-KD-
sErr WnEELER of 81 Cuthanne-st have purchased .
auction the stock of Dry Goods Jobber, which they VII
offer to-day al prices far below anything before offered
The stock of every description OF goods to suit The
taste of the most fasudiOus Go early my7 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17
Court Calendar. u

Cssss- Pl,.,-Psr NO. =. 2, p ~ =. >s Gas.
PR II-Nos. ~. -. g. - s.. -, a., a, -. "a
Cfscrrr Cortf.- .sns AZ rs'sftsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

To THE PuBlio.-I hereby agree to forfeit siOo III
10 not cell as good Boots for$i 80 as sold ihsey
for 50 or 81 And furthermore agree 10 forfeit the ssnef
any other store sells good Boot, for 81 30 ss sell
have the largest retail trade OF any store in he dr
and shall endeavor keep by selling better Boots at lea
prices than my competition. h. b. JONES,
myi6 g. IL Ann+t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

ABOLITION, ABOLITION .-PHALONs Chemical haI -, =,
vgoraiOr aboshes dandrf scurf aud all diseases q ~
scalp, mosteus sofels and with perpeuai go -,
the dyes hair and the time preserves is cur i
than bandohne without inJurng the hire ASK tos '0 ~
Gle al OIL Broadway. any drug store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

JENNY LrspSee tho advertisement IN another Sy..a a..
headed Der Sehon CLAM, or The Jenny Lns haa WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

MR. WHEAToy.-A lafs number OF the London
Tunes in article upon the Schesvy question quotes
the opinion OF the late Henry Wheaton, a name
ssys the TINES, which We cannot mention without 4
passing tribute 20 the character the learning and the
virtues OF man who great International lawyer
leaves not his Ike behind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

- CHAMBERS MiscELLASI,' No. 10. Is Tor
sale by Burgess. stringer Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

THr C0NsTfrrroN or MtN; Considered ~ hrl1lou 70
External Olccfs BY George CONBE. Illustrated by
Twenty En-ravncs. Twentieth Edition, revised qua
ENLARGED with Portrait uf the Author fl2mo PIP. go
Nev-Y0rk Foviers Wells, ISL Nassau--t 1879
Combes Constitution of Man has been long be-
fore the worll and has become 90 well known that
commentator a. this day B. .upcriuous. The pub
hers Of this EDITION have issued . in very neat style
and portrait q the author Is prehxed In the Adver
t-cmen, 70 thisTwcuueth American issue, we observe
IL stated that mere than 10000 copies q tho work have
already been .dd-it has been translated into French
German. Spanish, swedish and Italian and edition A.
tr edition .. odd with surprising rapid'y. This S
striking evidence Of IL worth.
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DEALING. WITH rHE FIRM or DoNBEY SON Whoies,ie
Retail aud 10 Exploration By ChARLEs DICKENS With
iusfrf ous graved Oh Wood by J. W orr, and 2 Por
trait Of le Aiih0r Two vols Pr 40, 46s NsF-l ORR
John Wiley lGl Broadway, 1913.
We have here the complete and very handsome
edition of this 49, work Of the inmtabe Dickens which
we some time since announced a. in preparation by
Mr. Wiley. A. .urm.sed from the known excellence OF
tie pub fishing house the edition does full justice TO
author reader. and everybody else. Re hne paper
clear type and substantial binding well adapt II to the
repeated perusss which every good edition OF
D.ckens's works way undergce-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

EASTERN LIFE 'REsENr PAST. BY HArHEr MAR
TINEAU. Compete n one volume PAladelpAa' Lea
Blanchard, 1873, $50. PIP. So.
In this book the numerous friends and admirers
Of Mis-, Msrtneau viii find the complete record Of her
oriental travels inallment Of which have from time to
time been published in the London Peoples journal and
thence transferred 70 the columns Of The Tribune Il
is divided into ouipsrt the first treats Of Egypt and IL
Faith the second Of sinai and ia Faith the third Of
Palestine and It's Faith and the fourth Of syria and s
Path That part before published relates we believe
solely 10 Palestine 80 that the greater portion il en-
trely new The book is think one Of the best Miss
Martncau has yet produced
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BANyArn's GREAT PAINrISG-This great paint
ius should Dee by al ard FOR the accommodation
of milcs md people residing our OF town. Two eNni
Billions win De- given each day. commencing az and q
O'Clock p w. so oue who would Sc truly srcst
work Of att should fail of seeing thi. and 80 nope the
opuortuuirv Will De improved.
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