davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The State guard., 1848-03-21


 coNNIL's MAGICAL pAly EXTRACTOR, IHe norldS Wender-proaouAced ty aJ
 rho huCe erer used II. White swellings, lhilamalion, pain ill he back weak hmbg, tender or sore feel. ard and all scrolu!ous sores are speedily and permanently cured by ConrePs Msgt% cal Pain Extractor. Alfectops of the luGys a. ue in the lace, breast, lie 9oorraux, cAro-. me gore ey cs, blistrrcd surfaces, tSc. Il ts equally beneficial in all kinds os ihilamna.d tory diseases, such as sote Nipples ard Eyes, Sprains, Rheumatism, N hite Swell ling and Ulcers, Bruises Burns, ClIllbl.ins, EIysipelas, Bles, &c., will quickly De re- lieved by the application of this salye.--- This remarkable saDative possesses iaany virtues never iound in any o;her article IL hos the most perfect power over all pains by fire, positively allaying t.e suf ring al- most immediately upon it's apllcailan H any dislehtve the statements, wa would earnestly invite them 10 call and examine the Bum"rous un oiicilrd certifi,ate of re- markable cures wrought by this save. IL has for month, pa,l been Su d upon the fol- lowing liberal terms, To wil--lf tho user was not perfectly sali,6td, and ereu dc, lighted with it's effects, and iuilherniore.s 1t dId mol iuliy answer our recon nanda' lions, their money was returned lnmedl.' ately al their r,qreol On these terms this absolute heal-al is now soJ, and we simply ask il the public can demand anything rore reasonable Kind parent keep il con- slanily on hand, in cases ol sccIdent bS fire life may be lost without it. bui ay is use all burns are subject 10 it. coatrol, un. less the vitals are destroyed. 9
 IF Cdution.--No Pain Extractor can be gcnuIue unless yon find Ihc signature oi' Coms,ock < Co, oI the wrapper ol each box. Beware of the c }uulerlcit,
The State guard., 1848-03-21
....rrsr..r..,.........s.,.......s-....e.s.s....

!L47 All Of the fo hrity alc!cs are .oi in Welunpka Ly NM. B. coo PEti onlI aseht:
The State guard., 1848-03-21

He fine new double engine Steamer,
 SUNNY SOUTH. WALKER. Master, " ILL leave Wetumpka every Tues. w day morning, al 10 o'clock A. M., and will arrive al Mobile on Thursday morning. iu lime for the New Orleans Boats. For freight or passage, apply on board.
 Feb. l. 5-3m.
The State guard., 1848-03-21
SEENI l

--xF g
The State guard., 1848-03-21
FOWLERS N WELLS.


 l3l Nassau street.
 FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. ALBRO, HOYT & Co.,, M anufactur. CTS of Floor O.l Cloths, 72 John street have constantly on hand general assou ment Of these goods.
 UNITED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY. For furnishing Teachers, tGc., Cin ton Hall, No. Btekman street. Circulars furnished on application. Letters must bt postpaid. C. H. WILCOX, Proprietor.
 BRADY's DAGUERREoTYPEs, Have received the first premium 10, lhr e successive years. 20o Broadway. Daguerreotype Apparatus 3' L;aenesses. W. & W. II. LIE WIS, 42 Chatham street, opposite Chatham Theatre. Satlllery, Harness and Coach HarduUe. w. J. BUCK, Extensive Manufacturer and Importer for the supply of large dealers, 209 Pearl street.
 PERFUMERY, COMBS AND FANCY GOODS. Druggists and Fancy Goods dealer, will be supplied with N Smith Prentis.' Pcl(u meiy direct from the subscribers, or from m, of ,be wholesale Drug sists or Fancy Goods dealers ill New York city. N. B.-Calalogues sent by mail when requested, post.pt Id.
 A. J. RAMSEY. 25 Maiden Lane. |. Successols 10 N. Smith Preaiss. D xu n,,t liu nuf
The State guard., 1848-03-21

coNNRL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, IHe Horld's Hender-proAouncet by aJ
 icho huGe erer used t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
Bn POM Erpre@ 10 TAe Trl5me.
Later FROM 'lesico.

We have received tbe " q. PicaynRs Of the
An Inst eout.in,eg intelligence from Mexico by he
.,e.ner Heroine the Gay previous We copy iron Next
can letters number Of interesting items. Aetisr ifOu
the city Of Mexico. dated ,ha l9'h. says
Tn. Court Of IUquiry will - throush With the ev
s.rcs hero this sveoA hut n The Information have re-
ceved BE- correct tuaT ~ deiJ,i 10 another
case am told. and eonsiorr ny authority eoof, thsl
ssnou, ch,ses to Be Pfesirea ssainsi oen scott By
YSa h,ye toabil..s hs,d hsta council o. ~si as bed
alien The srmy 10 Pushls, 20 oeb>'e ihs Pfops'y
bu,irg prsee" by adyspciuf erii4n sum 81 monsy
o .s.t. Anna IL - sid hat Gca seQtt, although ths
Council ct Vs. decided ss'ins he ren -ntefed Toto
alton. With Santa Aurs. through Msckiutosh, 10
br hlm either into treaty not oppose - al vsnes
-. m. and 'b,i $40 Coo Ne e advanced e. earn It
No c-onot b-liove that Gen Scouts guilty o. his
hui th., charge ths fleet have msntiore 3D. OF so" .
Whit similar, % BE- m-ce tho en-, a.'er ard pesi'asi
INV informant l-avsa me 90 Tooul T. do'pi. -
81 SEVER srrivsd hsre on saufdsy BON he sod NJ
L aord .ty they c,n have hat yefy few ~ofs ~h The
MeNiesns, ard hose He 70 10y " 49, ~.
he G-uerai IN Ch.l has whin te~ n''- otaea sat
he IN beverg siSavr la NarsCruz OF Qusr,'sro Ths
s the OILY deal vita Mexican, tor ihsis 'sos'h
Is ~nrteiy IN proers-tiusiicu
IRE tt,s Of the ofeos AMI ehssssd with tee MAJ
Ter aud atsmoted burglary 70 ta7 C"s az "a Fa'na
pfoeresspg Lieut. Hars Is the only one ~ h- pa ~ that
has YET 6esu before tho Commission The -videeee
against thas FAR proves beyond doubt hs eonnset 90
4. the affair ara Armstroag who has hecoms States
e.ldeno, swses that HsTs ~as th- i-sder can s-Fd
che evidence to you ~ the u-xs conveyance which leaves
In iva d.ys A. by that time the Court will permit in
bsirs cent 30 the United States for publication.
QUERsr.Ro, ApIil Is 1913.
It Is generally believed that Congress will meet after
the EAser holidays that is from TITO st to the oh Of neat
month
Ths number Of Depgue. wanting for quorum nov s
.iesn to eighteen and the number Of Senators wanuss
Is four
Tn. army Of reserve and the munitions h-se ~, here
under Oens Busameni- aud Min1n. for San L'u' Fotl'
und@r pretext of preserving ofdsT ard rsnqully,
~ hch threatened By the rtiug ot tho Indians ot hs
sierra GJrdo
All a.. opinions expressed up b. this tine by the men,
be-, Of the rev Noner-s - are ia favor Of peace
The Insurgents OF Nehu, Ia The state - Ouanslano
hsv- risen 60 f0rmioab body They already number
more go and they have pzrtssns far a, The
district Of Felipe rb-y have given the cry tor IN
.rchica principles, zod ere destroyng sl through
which they pass, The forces ainst them have rot
b-en sufficient o. qa-ii ths in-urrcctiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
Gen. Taylor. wh,xsery-The Psiut.

vrs abserve with some surprise that severn
t-..,.--svsn rbs E xoress among them-telk Of
Con Tayioss position as materially ilnPro'ea ~
sos lat Two letters given TO the public IN ns 'e
40 that be may now be fairly recognized as Que ~
,hoss from whom the Wing candidate Tor Presios"
Ia 70 BE- selected
Wa decidedly demur. We do not consider ten
r.v,o,,. .ositiop improved by these letters
There are some good sentiments emoooio" !" LOO
Au;.on latter so far it goes, we thinS mat
lsttsr has met the general approval oil " wigs
ysd II been accompanied by declaration lna' 'oe
writer would cbeerfolly defer to the decision o.
Wbjs National Convention, we SHOULD nave sa'u'
while Gen Taylo is not our choice, ne mas 81
good right TO DO proposed for the wing "on''"A
ton as any one else. II he OBTAIN IT, no J" ="
titled % our support.
Ba,it ia not by vague professions OF concurrence
IN Wbis sentiments that we test mans Poit'ca'
.o.naaess We had an ABUNDANCE oil tbese Hon'
Joho TYLER. We do not object to Gen Isyior
,.t .,siu., partisan excuses 10 the Nations Ike
..,,va. coovince us that he is as right in principle
M w sshng.on was. and we Do not ASK tna' no sn''
bs soy more partisan in action than he was Du'
when Gen Taylor gives practical explansu' . u
his famous saying that he Is =" ni5' pu' "'' "
MIR. Wbiz.' and il torns out that he 80 much
whis M 10 be willing 10 take the Wing nom'na
,;oo n rendered him bat not such an ultra wing ou
tina, Ia would run against tbs regular Wing can
did..s should another be preferred TO himself we
insist that he takes ground which will render hl'
support very d,fisoit 90 thousands OF Wings
U.r. We have several eminent citzens proposed
t,r the WING nonioation-Mr Clay. Mr. Webster
Jodxe Mclean Gen Scott and Gen Tayior-'ne
l..tlesstkDown as aWbg. who never gave a w iR
xoss In his life aud never made n personal sacr'
sce for sos Wing Cause. Esch OF the Others, 't Is
,o,or;ou. and undoabted. will be a candidate only
in case he is nominated by the wing National
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of them will run against tha'
nomination Bot Gen. Taylor throws his SWORD
INN IN. scals wherein the merits OF the several
candidates are being weighed, and vlrtusily says
.Yoo have lust this choice-to run me- aid succeed
..v u o,,o,sate saoshar and be beaten by my run
..t.y against MIN We cannot consider TINS TIE
language of a sound Wing or a clear.headed' sell
aa,i.g ,.tr:o. An of professions are out
weighed by ssch an attitude. IL Is one which
sboud be changed before Gen. Tsylors name Is
brought into tho Wing Nominating Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
a3uslusss rg0Iiees

RlcBTltEu DnMoSD POINTED GoLD PESs-RsNov'L-
b r. WArsoS Co hsving removed 10 Is Ns!s1 10
the public call sId eSsniue lbsir soeA VI Geld
PEGS which they selling st reduced priees-
The fsmous Rche-a" Pen, of ~Lf5h the, se the pro
prsoi bss been repeatedly ruiogissd os the Pres
the hest aud cheapsss muse They hsve AL he hssio'y
and snsoo,bse,s Of the quill snd warranted TO last i've
years. Gold peus carefully reesiisd.
GsNss sPKiSG AND SUnMER HArs-rhe unexpected
ly large demand for the sabscnbr' Spring Hats h-siss
exhausted his frs. stock he 10 now prepared to forsish
his freads aud the public fro" entirely fresh supply
from his nIsnufactory Of eessn, Beaver and Mosslin
Hats made IN the latest style, and a. the press I"
heretoorc The finest qoalsg Of Beaver Hats at - 30
the best molsssin, "a second qu,liiy mo.sssn, -.
OENlN, ga Broadway
mIl13t ooIo.iie Sc Paal's CLuIsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
Wing Nniiopni Convention.

Neso- York-IId District The Convention met
yesterday at Brooklyn, and appointed Judge Mat
cALF OF Richmond co. Delegate to Philadelphia,
with JoHN q BERGEN OF Kings as Substitute.
They are both for HESRY CLAY allthe time, as the
Convention unanimously was.
XXXIIId District DAVID S.CRAsDALL, Ed
itor Of the Lock port Courier has been CHOSEN the
Delegate lie is vaguely supposed 10 prefer Gen.
Scott for President. Perhaps so; bat as Orleans
declared Tor Clay first and Scott second and as no
Instructions were given nor preference expressed
by the District Convention We trust Mr. c. VIII
consult the voice Of his District and that, at east
wnen be perceives Gen. Scott cannot be nomlna-
tod, he will vote for Henry Clay.
Ala6ama-C H.RLEs c. LAsGDoS. OF the Mobile
Advertiser. Elk Governor RoBEhr DGssA, and
seven Others, have been chosen Delegates 10 tie
National Convection. from LIST lMobiel d strict.
Strong resolutions were adopted in favor Of Mr..
Clay MS the first choice OF the Wings OF THAI
District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

We looked over 20 Femington, Hunterdon Co
on Wednesday. that being the day OF the County
gathering to choose Delegates to the State Con-
veption W hich 10 to choose Delegates 10 Phiadel-
pbia Hunterdon 10 one OF the Couoties which has
been widely rumored as a Taylor strons hold, and
IL vas given out that none but Tay Tor Delegates
could be chosen without a serious struggle Some
thiny Of this had obtained currency in the County,
and had the effect OF calling out large assem-
blaze Of the bone and sinew OF the County :
ba, the Taylor part Of the business came up m'ss'
ing. Ga the contrary, we found just large col
lection of oldfashione ed Wings. full OF spirit, zeal
and confidence but not one believer that cardinal
Whie principles had become obsolete or that the
heat loved Wing Statesman was unavailable. On
the contrary, Clay Delegates were chosen and
stropg Clay resolutions passed without shadow
Of opposition.
Ta,lor Convention had been called to meet the
dsv beiore In accordance with system OF tactics
not peculiar to New Jersey. small number Ms
sembed in obedience TO this cali but no one would
take the Chair no seemed willing TO avow
himself for TAYLOR ia preference To Henry Clay
and the meeting died and made no sign AT The
same\time. the Hanterdon Gasefte, the WELDON
Quoted Wing paper OF the county whleh nsd oeeh
carrying Gen Tay lors name at its head for months.
took il down and came out unequivocally and for
chilly for Clay. whe think there need no longer be
any doubt about Hunterdon.
Sussex also, which is likewise Loco Foeo
County, with it's Wing journal active for Taylor,
has given like indications. The Register urged
the Wing voters to instruct their Delegates for
Taylor but the only towns four that Instructed at
all instructed for CLAY. We are assured that the
County 10 OF like sentiment.
-Gentlemen Presidentsnakers at w sshiugton |
DO 90 good az revise your list OF Delegates to be
sent FROM New Jersey to Philadelphia Instead OF
seven for Taylor or Scott put down FIVE certain for
Clay and the s~o others probably hkewise-And
add that the State 10 sure Wing with Henry Clay
a. our Candidate and very doubtful with Gen.
Taylor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

n The Express, We see, lodges behind the
T'rue Sun, and seeks to gain thereirom some
oountenance to its own malignant ialsehood that
the sFoarierites' are hostile 70 Lamsrtine and his
friends in the Provisional Government Of France
aud that they were among the iomenteFs of aud
actors 10 the alleged Communist demonstration Of
the 10th ult Now repeat that not only is ths
untrue. but that there is syllable OF excuse or
pretext for il in the recent sdvces from Europe
The whole story was Manufactured on 'his eide OF
the Atlantic. and for the base pnrPose OF hesPing
unjust odam ca the Assocstio0lsts of this country
The .Foar,eris,s.' 80 called, never were Comma'
nis,s nor anything hkeis. They are utterly OPP
posed to oil Social systems which enable the idle
and spendthrii 10 live at the expense OF The indus
trious and frugal-whether that now prevailing q
the oopos Ia error OF TIE Communists They de.
ARE that every one shah have full opportunity TO
learn and earn, and then just what he does earn
neither more nor less They have been constant
xesloas. effective opposers of Communism. Al
this their most unscrap ulous enemies 10 Paris VA
not venture now TO deny, so the Boston Atlas Ex'
press. Herald, nc. have waatony fabricated The
charge that the .Foo rierites were implicated in
the Lsborers outbreak OF tue 10th ut. and have
pus IL 10 circaa tioa ali through the country. But
q lie million times multiplied is still lie, and the
time will come when this SANDER on the Associs-
tionisn viii rsool on tho heads Of IL authors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

mexico 10 desc earoA.e 10 which We have unfonun-
at-y Tor ourselves attached, but witch
We cannot shsks o. which u Is destiny 20 reViVi-
~ OF perish in he embrace" Journal Of Commerce.
The above is part OF II letter from an American
in Mexico, arguing zeaiously for the Annexation OF
all Mexico. 1t is bad business, be sdmits-ex-
pensive mischievous, dangerous--but then we
cannot shake it Of Why cantwel Suppose we
we're to offer Pesce on condition Of Withdrawing
our troops and leaving Mexico to the Mexicans'
who doubts the immediate restoration OF smity =
We might even take piece of California in salts
faction Of our old claims and still have 20 difficulty.
The enormous rapacity OF our Government aud a
part Of our People create the only obstacle to
Peace. why not rebuke them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday,


PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, May II.
A large four.story brick bsilding 10 the rear OF
IS Racest was burned DO about midnight last nj
l. belonged TO Il x d. ford .ho oeeoPsd the fourth
story a. ivory turner's Hal Sosfdm.., n,.annla were
manufacturers; Mr. Jackson, Turner Mr. stewart saw
miller snd IS Cook to blind Stats oceuPi the otner
pa4tB All The stock and mseninsry, win the building
sss destroyed, except tbs engine In tho o1sensnt
William 3sshts ia prison Tor the murder Of hs wife,
is susenpg uIder isil' Aaady Of insanity, Sns Is %
yiolsat thai hs has been ironsd.
There will DO large parade Of eur oooterfs T. receive
Gsa. CADwALAOgR, upoa his return hose.
JOB gson receiver VI the funds arising from sales Of
property debts coested, belonging q the assets Of
the sSbuykin Bank, made application ~ ms Cgnf. 81
Common Pleas Ibis mofnns, for power 70 invest $3.50
his hs1ds In City o., the stock 20 Be he q IN
,t.e.tiou sith ai NJ kis.-rs sAsionsl secuy rof Inc
fsc,ynsa the money with intsrss II per eeat.
tho oehsyk Bank ard Caleb Cope, special agent Of TIE
Back Of Kentucky. agreeing % the same
per psIl OF Vias-st
s aanrded snd ssvss!y six Inm grants arrived hi,
port yesterday
ID. ,oa N poor woman restored tbs morBiaE TO Hsr-
n seu Brothers Co the $3.50, ssmprissc In i've notes VI
$50 zach lost Aoadsy BY lad 10 their employ The
boy picked the notes ffom tie pavenent o. Monday,
ia Fsostat near AsIksLst where hs lad had droPpso
them.
FIosr more active today sales Ioo bbls at 5 % fof
quiry with sales about CO. advance foe grades
s.. Is 5O0 bos Corn Bss a. 25i holders askse 81 o.
( o.e, hieh va gvsa tof some os. Rye Feaf 81
Sales Red Whest a. tho supply still snsl Corn hss
atvsneed with sales 700 bushels good Yellow s'utn
5lt A,s, Pofk held a. 60 3 Bacon Ia fair request
Western cared selling 40 10 5; FOR sloodefs y ~ 4,
a. ID. and 81 q "a FOR HAM. sales 500 ssE. Lad
CTS Groceries ioznlmsts bi.ky Ia 0ois ~ o.
sALEs ~ STOCKS Fiat B0ayd--D u 8 o. 81, 81 81
R-AsiRk Rd Ies. 100 do b5 l6s 2 u. ; Bank, 81 81
Lenizh SCRIP b5 Ut 10 Treasury Noes ln 80 U
e. 20 1874. $50 LeBgh Mt Losn. 81 90 u s o. 81
1914 500 L-hisn Co. CO., SO State %, Oh
Second b0arG-5O CIty g. 10 So; 1870 Pean D, ots
IS 1908 do o. S7t; ~ Y War booEty scnp, "a 50,
y J. Cop Z; IS Reading l5ii AIS Lehish fsnsl Scrip
/ 7si 5Ooo \ I. g, 'o7, loit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
MARYLAND All Right

A selsgraphic dispatch. which we received yes
terdsy afternoon. announced that majority OH
Delegates to the Maryland w mig Convention were
T.vlor meo. After what has been SAID oy our
Wing brethren ia that state we were nAf'y P'e
pared for the intelligence add we reJoice 70 '"i"
by {. dispatch which appears IN another 'O'u""'
ths, !, vas pre- mature aud totally incorrect
land bs. proved her .te.dfs'' adherence to sound
Why principles by her support OF the great " IS
,s,o Statesman in whom they are most hEly enoo-
d,.a What State will be the next TO folio" neri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12


" Tb Foarerite. 10 in for immediate du'''en II al!
Prop'sty' Boston Atio-
Is'- The above are two OF the most wholesale,
unmitigated wsnton untruths in the leading arti-
Gle of yesterdays Boston alias. The writer has
no moral right To utter fslsehoods so gross when
the facts are abundantly within reach. CADET
is no Fou-ierite, aud never pretended to be, nor
was recognized as one. He lie Communist and
has long been at the head OF Communist organ
izAtion which meditates Il settlement In Texas
ADD had sent out It's advance guard months ago
la a bookstore just opposite the Atlas Office, its
Editors may at any time procure the cheaper ele
mentsry works (loDg since printed of those termed
Fourierites'-sll replete with the most positive
hostility to Communism. We ssk our cotemPora
RES as men who would be esteemed honest and
lust how they reconcile to their own conscience
the utterance and repetition OF such unqualified
csumnious falsehoods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

Conuesricut-United state. senators.

NGw HAYES. Thursday, hsy H.
At a caucus Of the Wing members OF ne Con
nectieut L.gi,la,are held last evening. Hon. no
e,Rs gALpgtS aud Hoo TsUxAS SMITH were
agreed ugon IS the Wing cAncids'es iof C"heo
S..tss Senators oae for Six years IN place Of JSo.
n NILES Loco, whose term Of service will expire
O, the 4,h Of March. l549 and the other ior three
wears 70 supply the vacancy occesionsd BY tie
death Of Hoo. JABEz W. HCNIIsGToS.
Mr. Smith Is nov the able representative In the
lover House Of Congress, from the lVth District Of
Connecticut. Mr.. Baldwin is how In the Senate
by the ten orsry appointment Of Governor Bissel
Cgnnectico. will be ably represented ia the
Senate, If these Two worthy men shall be chosen
as they undoubtedly will be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
gY Tgg MIDNIGHT SOTTBERN NAIL
xfrs,aia Election.

The L.ioa ha. rst4rps from sd 'he counties n
vi,,i,i. exeev, four Lee Poeshontss Roanoke
and std which are all supposed to have elected
Loon Foeo,. Il. 50. the account VII s'Au' as N'
-. LIST House Of Delegates, WINS majority
-, tg,u.,. IS Loco Foco majority. Last SenSts
N To-, Eco msilriry. Mex, Senate u Loco + oco
~ - To,o Foco n,ority on joint ballot q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
NCW YORK TRls'jfHE.
FRIDAY MORNING. NAY IL

w.,Ei.r Haraaa' writes use a. 70 80 80.
~ th- hs.d.hios eSoerieueS1 = y -
ost.n.I.. .npisysd Ia hot- ke - O., -.
-S 90 DO t.n hou,s fsh ~ is,or ,h-f. 800 nv
,a.t- o-e-.sies o. perform Al nc 80 :" - A. a.
IA. h-f,- 400 after their hired . 49, ..i
~ f.mil, .e.ss We DO Mt psoi'.n ~, sssr,
49, ra.viI \. gate sod tbs &c neds "-' go, bat
on 20, oos cososr ne -J Of sar go Steeo.r.
In. waos susc,ss Soc srkssss e-,so,s rbi. you'd
~ ,..v dscslt fDr be smPo, e.. ~ho.s ct 10 II
s.h.a ~iri. s'sh, bsufs sod sno,o - r.flsd ssoord-
g. -. snao, id ~hass eooi1 De a, a., .,o.r.
;osy Toe system Of uips ssd ~.sss s",oS .t,d 70
sssss By son,tses esiss os,. es.rscte, sad resas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

IITIsBUhGH, EaJ III a.
n dispstch from ST. LOUIS, Of May 9. ls4s. AZ
noances the destruction by fire Of foor steamboats,
tina. morning, viz the Mary the Mail, the Missouri
Mail and TOE Liedtioot. The ire originated IN me
Mail, which was without insurance. All the rest
were Insured. The entire loss Is estimated At
$40 go. The Mary IL not quite total lose The
bosts were all empty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

~ TIE STEAMER Hermann IS no" ooOry
..oec,ed with four days later intelligence her
sdy,oes are awaited with intense anxiety soc WI
n,ob.blv bring the result Of the French Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

ArTEaPr TO PoIsoN-Mr. Benjamin n. Carter
If eosc-sfsr provision dealer arrested 10 tnst town
90 Wetnesday last charged with attempting 70 poison
h. Wif- ~fh s,snis which %. into howl Of mia
Tee sdy esu- near dling and rot yet holly out 81
danger. s.ms Interesting oev-l0pmrntsi not directly
connected h the po.oans expected 10 be made a,
III. trial.
BzsAK ~ TaE CaAaPLAtN CASAL.-A break
90 sarrss n ca Cl.ln2i.n Cas- "a fdsy ight. Yes
tsriay altsraJon stys me Trgy Co Hrcal, large
Der Of boss zlrd DJaaa were yag below lock neal
Slgaer We alasss.ai sas break ossa rep sir cd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
By Telegraph Expressly for The Tribune.
MARYLAND FnR CLAY!

BsLrMoEE. Thursday, May HOP NJ
TIE Whig State Convention hss declared Harry
CLAY 70 20 the first choice Of the Wings Of Mary
and for toe Presidential candidate.
The entire Deseg st'ets-i,esistsd to toe National
Con senton consists Of Clay men. Mary for
ever b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

FLopA--rbs make firm II 6 so GA for good
bands Gereses sales Of 900 bos were made &c arrive
rlhln week or ten days. ~ 80. CoAS-sAleso goo
basnsls were made. consisting Of pure sound Yellow 81
= cs wBsKI-Saes Of 100 obls were made a. ~ cs.
ksoeuis by Canal within "a noDfs-fiOur 5000 pols
Barley, 300 bushels Pork 40 bbs; whisky, 800 90