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Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06
From the Alexandra Gazette.

LocoFoco DocrRINE.-We invite the atten-
ton of the People to the following brief but sig
nifcant paragraph from the Washington UJa-
ion. It's extracted from the N. Y. conespon-
dence of the government organ, and is evident
ly only foreshadowing of the evils which the
policy oil the present Administration is destined
to fasten upon the country-d standing army
aud direct tarationi @N
"Both the Democratic papers Of this city
with the utmost warmth the recommendation
of the Secretary of the Treasury in favor Of
tax on tea and coffee. There can BE- no doubt
that DIRECT TAXATION is essentially Dent
Ocratic, and has only TO be brought fairly be-
fore the people to find favor with the majority"
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06

GEN. TAYLoR's WHIGIsM.-The highly res
pectable editor of the Pittsburg Gazette writing
from Washington city, says:
General said one ofTaylor's officers, now in
public life, 'stell me if you are Wing or dem
ocrat. Some say you are one, and some the
other, which is true?"
The repose was Characteristic enough. cas-
an officer of the army in the pnbiic service,
am neither. But when the question is plump
ly put to me as now, 1 am a full bLooded Wing,
and one quarter oucr. %
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06

CO MUSTANG, the able correspondent of
the N. o. Delta, writing from the City of Mex
leo under date of the LIST ult., gives quite an
interesting account of the changes which have
taken place in the city of the Aztecs, since its
occupation by the American troops. The fol-
lowing is an extract:
thine works wonders" some one has sid;
and IT any evidence of its verifcation were
wanting, we might cite the present appearance
and the situation of affairs In this famed City
OF the Aztecs. How very different do matters
and things present themselves from what they
did few months ago. Instead of the anarchy
and corruption which then reigned supreme,
the tenor OF all who were not the favored re-
clplents OF the products of the then despotic
tyranny and the iron rule of military authority,
there Is peace of mind and security of person
and property, the height of human happiness
IL Is true the ears are saluted with the sounds
OF martial music, but it comes not from the
armed hosts of vain glorious army, marching
forth to meet in deadly strife, a foe that knows
no other motto than ''death or victory" it ema-
mates from band of heroes, the magnanimous
conquerers whose waving banners and proud
em6lems are the existing evidences of the
might and valor of free people-of the power
originating from free exercise of thought and
right ofspeech, Instead of the anxiety Of mind
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06

RUHoRED RECALL OF GEN. Scorr.--The Lou
isville Journal of Tuesday says: 1t will be seen
from our telegraph despatch that there was a
report at Washington city on Saturday of the
recall of Gen. Scott from Mexico. The arrest,
by his order. of Gen. Pillow, the pet and min
ion of Polk. renders the report not very i'm
rzahsAs.v., T9bfvfAG33 Taylor Tor all his
victories with censure and disgrace, and no one
will be surprised to find it attempting to re-
ward Gen. Scott after the same fashion.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06

OTThe Covington (Ky.) Union, locofo-
co paper, speaking of HENRY CLAWS great speech
on the Mexican War, says:
Even false as his assumptions were, he made
a weak and child-like effort to sustain the cause
of Mexico, and impugn his own county
Those who read his speech without prejudice
must admit that in point of argument it is al
most a total failure--ill- shaped, half made up,
deformed, awkward, and silly as monkeys
face.
To which Prentice replies:
We are at some loss to decide whether the
miserable thigomy thinks this, or merely says
it without thinking tin other words. wheth-
er he is natural fool or merely BLACKBOARD.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06
AT the city Hall New York; Yesterday we

At the city Hall New York; yesterday we
met soldier who served as private in the bat
ties before the capital. At Churubusco, while
crossing the cornfied and within ten or fifteen
rods OF the enemy, just ashe was biting the end
from cartridge to load his musket, a ball struck
his temple, passed behind one eye, under the
bridge of bis nose, behind the other eye, and
out Of the other temple! Being exposed to a
cross fire from our troops he thinks the
ball came from them. 1t did not knock him
down, nor has he suffered any other result from
it than the loss Of sight, which is almost total.
He can distinguish light from darkness, but
nothing more. His eyelids have fallen in, and
the lids are closed; but his general health has
not suffered at ALL We were not able to learn
his name, but he belonged to the New York
regiment His case is certainly singular
Courier Of Saturday.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06

MISCELLANEOUS ITENs.-St. Peters Church,
at Rome, cost nearly 56,00O,O O0.-A resi-
dence building at Quebec for the Roman Cath
Ole Bishop will cost, it is said, 0,OOO-The
population of Chicago, is Is, 841.-Out of sew
en- millions of Mexicans, only $50, as yet, have
been prevailed upon to fight against their coun-
trymen.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06

"Therei is no harm" says the Rev. Mr.. Mont
gomery, Gin smoking tobacco, except that it
leads to MISUNDERSTANDING to intoxication-
intoxication to bile-bile to indigestion-in
digestion to consumption-consumption to
death-that is ALL"
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06

bill has been introduced into the Legisla-
ture of Alabama, the object of which is to pre-
vent the separation of the families of negroes,
and to exempt them from sale by legal process.
A motion was made to indefinitely postpone
the bill. but it was lost by large majority.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06

@The Riveris rising here pretty rapidly,
and from what we learn from above, will again
be high, butwe hope nothing like SO great rise
as the one two weeks ago. In the as hours pre-
vious Sunday evening, the River rose feet at
Cincinnati, and at Wheeling it had rose 20 feet
and was still rising.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06

WrDows OF "THE SreNERs. I'm addition to
the names of other venerable women, a cores
Pondent OF the National Intelligencer adds that
the Widow Of Elbridge Gerry, is also living, in
the S4th year of her age at New Haven.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06
CITY OF EVANSVILLE:
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, Is47.
The State Journal of the 3lst ult. says:

The State Journal of the 3lst ult. says:
"Mr. KENNEDY was still alive last evening"
but his physicians entertain no hope of his re-
Covery.
There is no other case of smallpox in this
city.
LATER.-The Sentinel Of the lst inst says:
"We are panied TO announce the death OF
Hon. ANDREW KENNEDY. He died at quarter
past six on Friday evening, the 3lst of Decem-
Der.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-06

The National Intelligencer estimates the gross
expenditures on account of the war for the last
eighteen months at upwards of one hundred
millions of dollars. 1t will be some time be-
fore the true figure can be .ascertained.-B
American.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-16

our city papers now have news headed ''Two
hours from New Orleans. Seven days in ad-
vance Of the Mail" Who will say now that
this is not Il progressive" age! Two thousand
miles in two hours! Our forefathers would As
soon have believed in the possibility Of a turn.
pike TO the moon. We wish old Dr. Franklin
could Just be allowed to make a visit to these
parts for a few months-wonld not the old gen.
ilemsn be astonished lie would own up out
right, that this nineteenth century, with its
railroads, magnetic telegraphs, Oregon and Ca
lifornia settlements, European revolutions, &c
&c, was about the most wonderful that has
ever rolled along since the birth Of Christ
Phla. Post.
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army do hereby certify, that Capt. Clay was
one OF The prisoners taken in the Hacienda &c Ia
Enearmicion The 23d OF Jan, lis47 and further
that ON the oath OF said month, he. amongst other
Prisones, delivered over 70 lne TO be carried
10 San luis. Go the said 2ilh, plan was combin.
ed By sud prisoners 10 effect their escape by dis
arming inc and my men, tmi which plan was frIs-
Irated BY my armed attitude, its only result being
The escape Of one of their named Henry, who by
doing Jeff his companions compromised 50 much
thai It's owing &c mere casualty that they not
oil shot. On that day Capt. Clay behaved himself
VITA Than GOODNESS and serenity peculiar TO his
charactcr, giving signs Of fear, Notwithstanding
the risk both he and his companions were running:
NOR DsD HE IMPLoRE FOR HIMSELF EITHER GRACE
or MERCY, WHILST IN FAVOR OF ms COMPANIONS
HE CLAIMED (PEDIAl iND,iLGENcE. Therefore if
any person or persons have supposed or inferred
Ihalthe conduct Of said Capt. Clay has been differ
eht M WORD OR Died (aber echo dicho) on said
occasion, do hereby deela,e on my word Of honor
that sueh snpposiiions or differences are FALSE, as
nobody else bnt myself can yopch for The ruth in
Ibis affair
"ln obedience 10 the demands of Justice, snd
that il may stand in proof give this certificate, AT
the re4aesi of the interested, party.
"Ciiy Of MericO, Isl Of Augma, lS4S.
"JOSE MARIA ZAMBONINo"
Co The National lnieldgencer, Washington
Union aud New York Corner and Enquirer, will
insert once and forward account 10 this Office.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-16

On Saturday evening, as the last train Of cars
from Lowell Mass was approaching Boston,
two Of the hindermost cars accidentally parted
from the train in MedfOrd. about i've miles dis
sant. The occurrence was not discovered, how.
ever, until after the conductor had supped in
the city and returned To thu depot, when he was
astonished TO find that two of has cars, con-
tanning some one hundred passengers each,
sPsiched locomotive on the return track. and
the lost cars, with their population. were
brought into the city, after detention Of about
an hour and half by this both amusing and
veKatiOus sight.-TrGUeier.
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rFrOm the Louisville Courier.
To the Publlc.

Although the calumnies Of Borland and others
have met with very general indignation and con
tempt from all lust men, trust those who tale an
interest in This prolonged controversy will pardon
me this last intrusion upon their time and ps-
iience.
When found that there was 10 be a systematic,
savage, and partisan war upon me, because ven
lnred To exercise the humbIest as well the high
est rights OF q freeman, An honorable and search
iEss eaa-sss Of pEbfic and afeasaTss,-t wei.
10 friend ofailke parties concerned in the story
which was 10 form the nucleus Of assault, asking
him 10 get flank statement of the Mexican CON-
mandsr Of my bearing on the oath day OF Jan, ls47
The following testimony from a msgnanimou'
enemy, may, perhaps, be worth more than the
unanimous and jealous "backing'' Of all the meil
of the Encsnseion Imprisonment; whose personal
regard for me might be supposed to blind THEFT
/ Judgment and impair their impsrlalty.
c. NJ CLAY.
Madison county, Ky, Sept. 8, lS4s.
Copy from The original in my possessiOH.)
close Ma Zambonino Coronel del Ejefcito Mex
icano-Ceriifco; que ell senior Capifsn Clay fu'
uno de los pTisioneTos tornado en- Ia Hacienda Dc
la EneamaciOn, el dia % de Enrro de I547, que
FL da "a del espresado mes fnerou eniregados |,
mi para condncTlos a San Lns: en- este misIno dii
iraiaron de hocer una iuga quitandome las annas
cuyo Proiecto no tnbo eieeto por que logo el que
subscribe conienerlo con las annas, y solo tube
POr otjeto Ia fnga de Henry, dejando coinprometi
dos todOs sus oompaaeros, quienes por una purs
casnalidad no fueTon fnsilados: en- dicho dia e
CAPTAIN Clay semantnvo toda Ia serenida pro
pla de en- caracteT, sin dar mueslra de- cobardi'
aPessr del riessO que eorTisn FL, sus co,nPaneros
sin que este inPlorara ningnns gaeia nj espairer'
eosa slgnna en- en- favor para salvar 81 vida: pue'
solo Pedia indnlgencia para companeros; po
10 tsnto 81 alguna persona lie supone dicho Cha.
sber echo dicho slgo mas sobre FL particula
. asequro bsio mi funa que es falso, que de est
echo solo Ell que subscribe puede sseqnrsr Ia yer
. dad de este ssuuto On obsequio de la iusticia
Paraque courte pedimento del interesado doy e
presenie
FIN MerfoO 10 de Agosfo de 1s4S.
: CLOSE MA. ZAMBONIN0"
Translation, by British subject in the city o
!: MeIico;-
e "Jose Maria Zambonino, colonel of the Mexical
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-16

Cist, fthe Cincinnati Enquirer, tells a capt.
tai story about a constable in nsylvania.
He had served legal precept Of some sort, on
a particular friend Of his, who, greatly drunk at
the time, rebelled against the Law and its myr-
midon, selling the officer and shaking him al
most to pieces. The parties meeting few days
after, Jim, the offender, was Profuse in his apo
logies. "You know, jake" said he. al would
not have served yon so il had been sober; IL
was the whiskey did Il ALL" The official at las,
notified aud relented under inns expostula-
tons. "As to the shaking" said he, al don't
bsar any malice, or vally it a cent ON my own
account; but us an officer, lin, recollect who
ever shakes me, shakes the Commonwealth -
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-16
Ts she Creaissrs sf the late ssepsbsfc ef
Texas.

In answer 10 the various commu nlcations sd-
dressed to MS, in regard tc the manner the va
rious claims against the late Republic Of Texas
shalt be presented, we will state that the origi-
nails, In all Instances, must be filed as evidence
Of the claim. Persons holding Stock Bonds,
Treasury Notes, Military Scrip, or any other
audited or ascertained claim, will be required to
file them as though they were unsettled ac-
counts. Claims may be presented In person OF
by attorney. All communications addressed TO
the Auditor and Comptroller must be poat-Paid;
For the better information Of those CONCERNED
a copy of the Act 10 hereto annexed.
JNO. M. SWISHER, Auditor.
JAMES b. SHAW, Comptroller
The act above referred to is entitled "An Act
to provide for sscertaining the debt OF the late
Republic of Texss." Approved, March ~,
le40.
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

JosEPH FIsHER. Chester, VI.
BkcKNKR S CANSIFF, Lafayette, la
j. BALDWIN, Bethany, va.
GEo. SCsRBoRouGH, OwensborO, Nv,
C.. C.. EyERTs, Utica, n. Y.
ANDRrw ]. STEVENS, Wheeling, Va.
ID. VI. DEwEY. Arcade Hall, Rochester, n. Y
HESRY CHAPIN, Canandaigua, n. Y.
HRowN & WILLIANsoS, Commercial Buildings
Superior St, Cleveland, Ohio.
ID. NEEDHAN, IL. Exchange St, Buffalo. n. Y
Ii. BARCLAY, Russellville, ny.
Rev. HooPKR CRkws, Mount Morris, Illinois.
Hon. A. w. CANAAN, BowlingTeen. Ky.
Wa. GARSErr, GlasgOw, ny.
c. ii. BsRkLrr, Lexington. kentneky.
j. B. RUSSELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, q.
WHITE & PoTrER, Is State street, Boston,
ELIAS SMITH, Ia Nassau street, New York,
JoHS. ScHoLEFIELD, ). L. cor. Arch s. 9Th q
Philadelphia
P. II. CoSASr, Smithland, Ky.
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To TaE IDussSILlK PUBLsC.

nEILEvING thai q well appointed Bath hoass IN
II Louisville viii be successfully sustained ~ NE
pubic, propose the hrns up OF sneh an es'A'hs"
Ia order 10 accomplish this, 70 aeeessary tor me 70
nraeure two hundred and MY suhscTibers entsf 70
dsy upon the task Of soliciting nsmes, sna woa,a ~
Tbe estsblishment win contain y spAc QUE ana CEN
ortshlv Furnished bath rosmsie fo< gentlemen ana
for lsdies-and wiiposeu' every feeAsHs"
tyzrm CoId ShooeT, SlPhhT, Sas DasAs ana Stesh'
$500 Bafhs.
tn. huaiox win be located IN central part Of the
e,,s ana opened for b0slness In the taiL
a. ssv.ncs uaysaeas 10 required from the early sub
~shsrs Icy will be entitled 70 bathing once wees IN
H. puonlhs not embraced la the regular season.
No sabscrptioa viii be received unfiltwo hundred ana
6fty names are secured. -. ..o.,s<.
| MAY ao,-u WI foeNo'
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-16

ms week Kegs. lin plate-seIling In light lots at
siooOsiO ''i sales ofrSOfRs plate at sie per box
Daf 6oODS-The stoekS OF fall goods are aow quite
ample The receipts tkis week amount 10 It6s boxes.
10 bales aud 3Di packages. We qno,e brown cor.
tons al cargo; baeached cotton saI2c We near AZ
'aies OF Kentucky Jeans and hnseys al 3sssse for
OF the former and s5ssc for the latter The AUCTION
aes this week were well attended. though some deserp
tons OF goods OF rather heavily Te G,loyyins
prlceS were ohfaiaaa
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-16

On Tuesday evening two barns, cow-hosse
and a cider-mil Of Mr.. Horace Taleott, IN
Glastonbury, were destroyed by Ere. There
were about 40 tons Of hay and considerable
quantity Of grain in the barns, and Mr.. Tai
colts loss must exceed 81 ,000--no Insurance.
Hartford COuraaf.
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Large freight.

The steamer Julia arrived this morning from
Brunswick, with heavy cargo, consisting in
part Of 1863 sacks grain, Sc; IS kegs lard and
butter, 25l bbls. wheat and lard, lOl boxes to-
bsceo, IS bales hemp, Is boxes sundries, Is
coils rope, cOops chickens-comprising in The
aggregate, 205s packages .--iSf. Louis Era, CD.
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NRw a.srEssAssx DEPOT.

Third Street, bsisees MARKET and JetsrsoR.
+" NJ. MCCARTHY, respectfully informs has fr'ends
II and the eifens of Louisville generally, mat he
h.s js opened Toona AZ, Third street. of the sale Of
Cheap Pnhhc afionS, boaks, taes Psedcss, Ian
orraShie Prints, Sais0As,, Psf>Hf sed<fsaes A. Dc
M a. inc solr egsnt in Louisville Coz tine sale vi OhveT
Al Bro's Tsnpsrzz.rs Tslss, Esssps SeFHsois, Asic,
isr share Of public patronage IS respectfully solicited
InIv Palm
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-16

probability Of another oubTesk IN Paris and The, occur
Tences Of the weeE 20 show Con the snxet
generally expressed. The SoCislisg Conete ssy la
extensive influence amongst the operatives Of Pnis Ly
Ons aud all the principal cities OF Franc aud tia sudsci
~ na1Btained by PIudhon, Louis Blanc and otheiS ipl
Csed ~ the contest, strengthens the presumption that liz
government unN Hing proceed sgsms. The m tor
fear OF Consequences.
LrvERPoot.. Aug aa.-Corn, 3saass; Iasllan Neal Is
GIaTss ca; Flour. u. s., rs 6dolls.
LONDON, Aug. 2j.-fiour, 2lSaa0S.
Iron London Tiaes, Aug. Col
MoSEy MARKET, Friday Eysning-'rne Ess4r fanl,
have experienced rise to-day Of half per cen Thr
first quotation OF Consols was 66t to and The ,shrI
Continuing tOlerably CLEAR the efect Of number o 90
chsses 10 send taem up TO S6s, for the 7h Sef
The last prce was 81 TOD Bank Stock closed 81 SCI
Il three aud quarter pet CENTS sstass; long .hies
81 20 los l6; India Stock 23Ss2i3; India Bonds l9s
23s preminm. and ExcheqHer Bins March, rs a 35s;
June 25s 10 is premium.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEKET-Aus. ~.
The quantity Of ran hat hss fallen during he week.
ami the INJURY which hssbeen thereby done she CROP,
here, naturally prod aced somewhat depressinj effect
tie oiton market, and the quantity OF COTTON daily
sale has been than the denlsIl1 Could .eadv
carry on, rather slight reduction in price In s0ns essrs
In the Inferior and mdding descriptions may hav, been
submitted TOT bur this has bern general. Th, bssi.
this week, viii 6.O00 bales 10 day, and steaiiy
Market amounts TO 81 40 bses including 40 htarrf
speculation. AMI 766 American TOO PemaN and
~ SgTst tor export. The quotations. according 10 The
standard adopted by the association OF brokers' ere: Fair
UplSnds AID; fair Meble 5td; fair Orleans AL Tie
import Ofthe week Is 800 bales.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

FEMALE SEMINARY.
AIRS. p. DAVIS & DAUGHTERS viii resume thssr
WI school Monday, August y, al their residence,
on Sc venth Street. between WsnaI and Chesnnt The
course viii embrace all the branches wh,eh
are pursued n the best female seminaTeS in
Try pupils will he admitted into the family Of thr
instructors where they viii receive every PateTnal ate
ton.
REFERENCES.
Hon. ]. J. CrittendeH, Rev. VIM. L. Breckenridge,
lion. J. T. MoTehesd, ID. d.,
Hou. VIM. J. Graves, Rev. T.. p. Humphrey, DID.
Col. n. =. Long, u. s. A., Rev. yohnH Heywood-
-sizS Sss-Sr, Esq, rev W. - asst
h. g. Cuter, Esq., Rev. b. NJ. hobson.
aug l2d7w
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"The tree is known by its fruit The only
exception to this is the dog toOOd which is bet.
ter known by its bark.-Ezehange Paper.
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INV srsAM PURNIrURs FACTORY

NEW STEAM PURNIrURE FACTORY.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH SIS,
LoUIsVILLE, KY.
vlYEGe prepared 10 manufacture every thing IN OHT
w ME- on terms as favorable as any other establish
ment West. The patronage of the public i Sole
tied.
WAxrEp.-Chsrry, Walnut, Sycamore, Gum and Pop
lar Lumber. -
Aug. Oft. J. N. a A. j. LlNCOhN.
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N CoGGINs a CO.. 90 PhnsdslpAl., oa<t .s< se.e n
L. excellent shipplag eandIno.. Ne sersfs< - -
~ asanies Of 81 ia cash. per barrel Direct eI e
DIX 10 Inc pTopnetors q taslr mznns<toty rsn.nS
kt.niar Mn Brown sfrerf whsr, OF AZ ne cla s,a'
oita steel. above csnswhsa, PhilAaelFh1~-
WIN
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-16

q - ii,r,-. mars says al Europe has been amazed
10 d h. -. slllh have been n.sde By the public
ls,ar- ., POT On The late inSurrectio1s No. ~
s' y.,r -, sofla has such mass Of folly. crios
fs Gang - oIeh VIOLENCE, iniatusiion and recE
- , , "a, gs pr5iEy Of Inc T.nop, 9s@s an, a
NE L. -se volumes 10 give 10 our reaasTs an,
summary O. the r0afeuts gu,
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gosrox, September s'h.


"a, the steamship HibeFnia' We
~ ihs 'H'''. :, !, ne 96lh Of August.
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sae bOras.Tsra.,lss IS YET unsettled. The w.ntop
70 srf III aoaeni OF BOl0gBs ssTv., "a msa,SI
.s' Il M despotsm while the ps,ris,s,s,1,
pare N and The ~
80 =, not been o ,s.,eI show that the sprii Of rssi
- ,sadIsssps ri1r.. p recent TeyeTseS. Charles
.oS ,.s5on Of France and Fnss S.S es soi
a,-..n assembly ~ - ascnbe 10 A1aria ami nm,
ii IN, Ad,s5 Iesdness 10 be content with he
60 O. SVills,1sas Lomhardy 10 JON Itself 10
e. ea 0uly h IIas may form the basis OF
oiAs PsH,. ~e Ass,s retains sway oxss sa Ss
40 aSSS. from e seat Of war ms n esle
a s'cs saS Ss. news Correspondence SPEAK.
hs,1-ststte poWers- ~, "a, ssoutt BE- eoncladed by
/, ., Cout,n.n,., The ConlInsu,.
: 81 ..S he Weel sss. Generally Is pacific. Io,h.
mact 49,. We. httis ane ssiness IN ~
IN exists IN reference 10 M
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-16

p irSls6 -. hissiaa' Aug 18Th, says ReyolI,ian
Ntsls Tr,y.G- heohsly ar ST. PrteTabursh ana n
- PoaEi ra', v DO have arrived here frss, Pm
i.flr H. a. . ~ Us Confirm this intelligence. The
',l'falrgt ''eihineni has been established n {,
" Prs...- az as VET unknown.
-, uii M, Veleei a. -. Pe.eFsiursh has ,r,,,.,
s Rav,s s'sia mad. The ans ,rai 's' - .,Nsu
'su5T a ny, VIC ssys b. win moi voarh fas ~
Pspsrsof a. ne ,s 81 9Th doubts the ah,ve IN.
- ihsi M rbs1.' n s.ld leh, received ths morBInS
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