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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-14
ALExANDER LAUGnliN.
WboIesaIe and Retail

w
tsssa.i' Grocery, IRON, Nail, Tin .as
AEEekAdnd Sheet iron Store. EE2xz3
wATBE STREET. EVANSVILLE. INDIANA ..
w beg leave to call the attention of merchants
w Traders, and Farmers generally, throughout
the Wabash country Illinois, and the Southern por
ton OF Kentucky, to our large and very general
Stock of Groceries, lron Nails Tin Plate, Copper
Wire, Axes, Cotton Y arm aud Domestic Marble
tured Articles Which offer for sale at very re-
duced prices for Cash or Produce. E 8 st5 -
The head of the house residing in Pittsburgh, will
enable To DO regularly supplied with all articles ia
our line. Dealers and country merchants need moi
travel beyond Evansville for supply of all article,
they may need and they would consult ther Interest
by giving us call, as are determined to merit.
share OF public patronage The business will b,
conducted by ..s reL z.
... JAMES LAUGHLIN, in.
oIJ- Feathers, Hides, Taliow, Beeswax, and al
kinds OF Produce purchased at the highest marke
price. may 1, HIT
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LAND AND TOWN LOTS
d. ~. For -SAI.E.-L.. u

WILL sell at private sale tract of Land join
IL ing Evansville, containing about twenty seven
acres; also, ten or fifteen Lots in the upper enlarge
ment of Evansville, all of which viii sell on reason
able terms in quantities to suit purchasers These
wishing purchase Land or Lots will find it TO hci
jyl4 to apply Immediately. .se.tt-vl /
E. 4. CORBET, Agent,
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q OR AWFORD BELL, I'D
wHOLES ALE AND r ETAIL
DRUG GIST, -te

MAIN STREET, EV1NSVLLLE, 1NDIINA
II ASnow in store and danny receiving his Spring
IL supply ot Drugs. IleIcsHss, IaiSts ,O,is, Dye
STATS SDicsS, Soaps fertEAgery. 10 i'fIoD Cues,
GiaSSware, yaraiSa, Pau and larRLk brushes, DC.
ttc NV stock is one OF the largest and most CON
plee ever before offered i'm this market c.nprisir,,,
almost every article in my line, selected by :Tyseii
with great in regard To the best qualities, and
purchased directly from hrst hands ana the besJ
terms, by which means am enabled to sell at as low,
rate a. any other House In this part of the country
Dealers respesfu requested to call aud exaIn
my stock before purchasing elsewhere. and those who
cannot do So by sending their orders shall have them
attended to promptly and at rates low here
in person.
My stock consists. in part, of the following
500 or SUP IuiuIne;. !, l50 lbs Chrome Yellow:
% OF Iodine 5 10 bills Tanners Oil;
loo o. Hyd Polasso, do Linseed do;
50 OF Peperine. do pure Castor Oil;
200 or Ext BarkPrecip't;} 10 do Spirits Turpen,
$50 lbs Gum 'Aioes; tine; .--..l
800 do AssaieliGo; do Copal yarnish;
go do Puy khubaTb; do Alcohol;
$50 do do Jaapoi 10 do Copperas:
ID bbls Sulphur; 5 do Alum; -
5 do Birthstone; goo boxes Bottles and
300 lbs Solt indigo; SD .-f Ei-bials rs -a-
100 do line Madder; 100 do Window Glass;
200 do Nutmegs rs 8 Carboys Oil vitriol;
300 do Cloves; Is do Nitric x Mu-
100 mats Cinnamon; riatic Acie;
200 lbs Calonlel;. .F 1880 lbs Salaeratus;l r 4
500 do Cream Tartar; 1000 do Red Lead;
10 bbls sp. Wiring; 800 do Liiharge; i. .... !
10 do do Brown; 3 10 boxes James River
10 DO V. Red; III Tobacco;
$50 los Chrome Green; 80 kegs White Lead.
100 do Paris Green; Do2i go 4t4ta .-
R.- Ginseng, FlarSsed, Feathers, and Beesuar Ia
ken at the highest market prlee in exchange for a
goods sold. or IN payment OF debts due me. az.
y. b. All persons indebted to the firm of w. & c,
Bell will please settle up soon as possible either
by note or otherwise the firm has been dissolved
; '. jan ~ %! 'Is,ti. !, So CRAWFORD BELL,
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E,RESfI Goldfish &c. Receaved per steamer
l. Dove 80 cans fresh Goldfish, 50 cans fresh Sal
mon, Tor sale Ivy Iocs3 ALTIS & HOWES.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
DIR. JOHN t. WALKER

DHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON.-OIfice on Mai
4 Street, between Second and Third, and nearl
Opposite the Clerks office, where he may all time
be found unless absent on professional business.
dec %, 47-tf s-@'s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
{" T.Irsrnph Controrrr.r..

r. ht kllaT n ne lr.aat
The publication Low 0i a. adverse decision ID
Of the claims contained u s-r sPplcsron for =
Pssn, i,r my system OF Eif-s- Csszici Tssyrsrisz
s producing wrong Impressions respecting ny ass 1s9
's1esssfs Application Editors wao have pa5l.sed A.
tces tas subject AZ respectfully referred % the
following EXP ialsiosy .slis
D. Tae opinions pressed by toe Patent 1mHi.s.oa.
e. and Attorney General which have i1si oeen fsle.
Sr1rts3 al otherwise Published - ne-s we're given
more than month so. respecting TIE Application ulsse
~ me ilst S~las i1r American Pateut 5ssed ~ ny
European Psssni Of eighteen hundred md forty .ix
l,s5) t.I eerisia improvement" Ia Electro Chem.
cal Isie-rs9hlns.
f.niin- that i1r ,echaica or other ressons sn ss
verse decision Was given an ore o t-@ carns 10 IA
sgpAoalcn. con tie correctness 90 wtch lsL nj
new make Any remark Immediately llais another
s,p1caron lcr Ps--ntosg taei -s-s ftaa srs .sr-.
ard 5ssir- That clam cu uy e-gtrs mode of Esr.-o-
Ctrat-i lslegrspAns A. patented il tlrupe in ei-h
tccn h--lrsd ard f.-r three .I-fi -nr rg three cr
toar years Before Prot Morse te1 even d1r--t f1r
such Furpuse Dn ttis r-.Ff.-- Elrnpesl Patent 81
which transmit intel gf-ce WIKI .r-ai -lr iirF 3D. b
s-rFlf rrllt thus rendering -l1ug circuit
Ncolg -nuecesssry-fle lrlutssiourr of lsffrts q!
tsr TAI cursiiersriol. DECIDED n NJ FAVOR on
he ~ November instant ard 1rlfvc9 Ps,f1f % d is
slsc - zs-Ehleh Ps,eaf . undergoing the rssu-
ar fo-ss Of TIE Fs;sni Ofce Ens W. be Issued u :
is< dSys. Noars. respectfully
Nns H., ~ 5 80 ALIxAS1IR BAN
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The Candidates Decreasing

TIE Par, papers received ths morning BRING - The
formal announcement Of Msrshsl Buseaud 70 the Pre-
sdeucy de IA, -diressed letter % hi. supporters
10 Which he requests them 20 concentrate their votes n
that candidate WHO Likely 70 receive the most general
support % - 20 invest him VITA slcient mora force
To rule re present and consolidate the future. thus
the number u csniisiess decreasing sndiis probable
that Prince Louis Napoleon. Gen. Cavssuac and Lam
s-tne vii be- the only candidates voted for when tie
Day o. election arrives TIE letters from Paris re-
c.ived tl molains clurr he previous state meuts OF
the strong position in which the city Is being placed
preparatory o. fhe election OF President
lt is confidently r-mo-sd ihs; partial amnesty s DO
cour.e oi preparation 81 the Ministry % Justice and
wi 1e pr0nu gated Immediately sitter the Constitution
Prince Louis Napoleon continues his lrvees Today
BE- gave sudleuce % numerous deygiatiou oi pro
vncia Journalistic % whom be explained the prncip -
be should scopt d elected 70 the Presidency The re-
su-i Ls sad q have been sa.siaciory.
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SCOTLAND.
Arnfa IrtnI. IL . lin hurC d

Tee tr..s Z she Chsrrs;' who hsvs lateiy made
themselves smsnsble O. ne lsw sliasr-res in Edin
b1r.b are nos .'.n. forTs-5.
Ga Ias-day .s.. James Cumming Wss placei - ne
5.r -ld insictei jig felony under the croEn and
Government Security Act His council Nr. Lo-sn
asvns brought orusri point IS 90 The relevancy q.
tie Indictment to Court postponed the "a % Thurs
day. when Mr. Losans objection Wss argued IN tall
Court The r. 1rity Il tie Judges decided against
Mr. 10. an s1i ihe Pr.-aer pleaded sof Slils TIE
tra vs. then tzei % take pace yesterday sui had no
concluded when our reporter. dispatch VA sent of
yesterday evening
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~ ioos 10 TIE Tutln- 30 O- . s-d read me Ciy
Items - much Interested WITH ycgr nouce q On
Association " rsers srd Tsnre-.~s hat tets suous
desire % ss,s th-r hsv- tli ~ dollar vhich en-
closed You msy Z 500 please send me- oue wig Aims
usc snd Il ne hssnce VII pay sou icf inserting your DO
&c. OF CHI. Assocsron sgsin. wish sou would DO o.
presume such an advertisement cld do them good
ttan sryth.ng else could 40. hope you VII ei your
ressers Know ho. ih-.e Re.ormer. sel along L.
Ms GREELEY Twelve addresses who have. up 70 his
nm- tired hsrd tu e feb on ff err horee by wofs
uF from twelve fo fourteen hours day Tor starving ~sEe-
four ourneyuen cost zkers snf four iouneymen pant
a,01u- makers. twenty in a. met IN gsrret lille While
some by-rref srd ssk people lo - snt cos, psnts
oou- 90 made fo Tow fhe Association % make Them
-tpnces whict. while th-y VIII ershe he opersuyes fo
es larger allowance & hresi zr1 beef VII BE- .oS
those asked hT at called th- cheap shops
These tsors sld lsCressfs their business, hey
trina o. they The publc viii nul he fact sneet
Ny n they DO smz s1sre ~ public patronage VII en-
s1a mem t0 40 markell Ike 0h- SUD more fortunate
people. and become more Intimate OBJ me bakers hau
hey row sre Tie socs trade oi he A.sociston is =
good uung board. excellent psir 0f shears, and sk
I psir u hsnis io wed them Willingness 10 ora snd
ability % work the part of Tie other operatives sud
not e hupefu and confidence ihai Ire enterprise
VIII receive eenl srt support rom The pub
former 81 Little Grern-sf. which rur- from Nader
iaIe f1 Llneffy-si door or Two shove Nsssausi A
Nsrpe Of the members Il ne Afsocison he Cut
snd VIII attend % The business Of the establishment II
ll- q 81 Is worthy ~ kiu1l word hoped hist The
Tribune VII nos refuse % speak D. To-
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NAssAlHC>ETrs.-lt Nas generally Icr.tct
YESTERDAY A. the Stale House that examination 81
The o-.s vote. received . the Secretary 90 state s
Office showed the election 90 GOV br--s. - toe peo
pie 5y ninety majority Boston Traveller. Saturday.
CIEcCr COURT We understand tins Court
yesterday 5eisrminei % take next Monday the -
pea mste from the judgment 90 the Criminal Court 10
ire cases 90 th- Jnied states Drayton snd >es-s
convicted 90 siding n the escape ct the schr
Pear. he j1ry has been discharged from father s.
,eadsnce during tire present term % j. expected that
the appeal cases above referred 70 vii occupy The a
,ention OF the Court for seversl days Va, Intel
~, NJ. Clifford, the minister o' the United
states IN Mexico srrved In Washington asst evening
IN the southern bat Mr. kellogg. ate acting consul
~ Mexico. accompanies MIN Wash Union. -5i1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

II We regret 20 be called upon % notice the
sudden death Of Col ALDES sFoo>Es u Brooklyn n
F1iay at b APoP.szy He Vas born IN Vermont
10 1855 learned The business Of Prnisr with sAnrEI
GAzES OF Ne~ London. and conducted ior q wtis he
SHs,.s C9..H Heral a. ssg Hsrb0r and finally setaed
i5sr u Brooklyn In Ill, where Tor ons tine be
edited the Bra3k5u si1~. Wiih walch be was n1-nia
sly connected ~ rs death. he rs lan universally
respected 10 life Be- wss bsl0ves-n death BE- SIN
cere'v rerr.rted
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~ Hon. g. " PkrrEFsoS. Lieut.. Govenor
elect Is al tie Aston 'iouse iargc number Of Mem
GERS of Congress town on tae.r Vsy ,o Wssh.ag
ton
EvAcUAri1y DAr.-Ssturisy. the anniversary
OF the Eracuauon sf Nee-Yark by the Bri,..s frcs.
passed over with 'css thsn .'s s--ls,ouies sn0r
.sli,s vas ircd SO sunrise on iEc Es,icry sri ihe
hotel. srd public building. displayed Their s,zs ssliy
10 the BRIGHT atmosphere A parade came or Ia the
forsuoon ster which me companies were reviewed By
Ger sanford 10 thl PARK. Ihey were thsn received
bv H.--'ton fish Governor erect OF his state and
,irerVsrd dismissed TIE O. ulcu st-sron passed or
quietly. and me day once - Important festival $
nov -cr1psrsrvely unrouced
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BELGIUM.
The Finances.

TIE Ee.gian PsPers contain -ssuns Of The fnanc,i
condition Of tie country for the year ~ which
ii appears ihst there VII be deficiency az between
expenditure Of ways snl means Of 40 Ooof after
SLOWING for various economies Effected 90 the extent OF
more than 100000 of francs The deficiency sttri
buted entirely 90 the extraordinary expense incurred
since fte P4r.s Revolution 10 February T1e budget
for lss4 gives good ground thst tnis deficiency vl
be- more than balanced. for while TIE probable re-
cepts ~ revenue are put down A. 10 d1l 9o0f the
expenditure is NOT expected o exceed Do $1,000
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rENrtENEN I beg permission through your
pepper o. slate s9 IL .a1.usf1 % a -isrestsc that
t1e sa-e 90 .slis t1r ,sxes commenced &C Monday as
a11 AL progress -y Counties u Aqhstercsl order
-li- coup.-i-1 1-1 Ia. ia the clerical force IN
my --ce . -go ss.tla o. cl-trls - receive taxes
1--inS -l= sa.e sr1 keep Ire books posted up an
in-rell-e compelled o. -y ttat 70 more taxes W be
received 1r TIE yel-s --fl g. = 81 AMI g. urrl the
sa-e c.lsas V1ich " probably .- --cli four wee -
81 t-as- og-l- taxrs nd have apprehension ID
--g iler Ards tT sale hey ca1 redeem 90 any
unc within "a years from the cllse 0f tne sale a .
CT acirola chsr-e except Interest ~ u pr cent pr
alr-m NrTsr0 Fill wDHE CcutruI-r
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-ALEs o. srorxs-Fvr s1vf-5g Resilrz cash
l4l Zoo Peunsylrsns 81. - ~ go Do S. ~ 800
d. 81 cash, -; 80 81 So. -; so Nav q . l-6- =
~ Prulsy .vsnis . -. 81 6i-sre JIG % Ires.a-
y tee lC5 81 Glrsrc e. ll.
>---s3 Bggri-2s5o Treasury Notes. ll5 loo Res-
1-nE blrds, 20 001 90 d.. s. go 5Joo { : $
- -. 10 lo0 Pennsylvania 3 "a 30 DO % -.
-0lc Rss1-n- Bonds - ST GO [ : o. 80 1911
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

IvcENDIARiEs SrfLt AT WORK On FRIDAY
night an attempt vss made 90 destroy tie building ~
tie corner Of Henry sad Atlantic s;s occupied y
o. U E. sni the sons Of Temperance, y iaro"1ns q
qgsnty Of eamPhene upon some books and then 'eiInz
it On frs TIE 5,mes were soon discovered ant eN
rn-uishsd aft.r dong tris.r- damage
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AUSTRIA.
Later fran Vienna.

Advices from Vienna have been received % the 5,h
inst The ssies % the city are a. Sc, only open Tor
foot passengers Ample steps have been taken % pro
vide the city with provisions The CoQzas GRAFT
says hst Bern snd Wassnhsuse had been arrested but
ih- statement sppesrs doubtful
The oac.si report OF the Austrian s;a1 gives the
number % military killed during the ate .ghtnz Il log
only includ " The affair with the Hungarian The
Austrian per Gents had risen % g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
Gold-uunring in California.

The mania for gold hunting which seems D.
have taken complete possession o. the Caliiornians
had not ID the least aba,ed according 70 our lates.
adviccs. The following .e,ter. which has been po.
Hte.y furnished rs ty Messrs. Granel, Nniun s.
Co gives some idea Of the d.t.ut .a =, h.ca al yes
,els oa the coast SIRE placed on account o.. the de-
sertioa OF their mca 60 seek quicker fortunes 90
the banks OF the RIO DC as P.umas
MoNTEEu sept u.s. lsis
Nose Gratnsn M..tlr. q C.
sKs-l embrace this opportunity o. inform you uf
my situation ~lich is bad enol-h Al hsut. have left
M bit two they vii Stay uA the cargo Is landed and
ballast 10 then they vii - Both mates viii .esve 90
lev days and tlsn 49, nsvc only toe two boys and
an fearful that they VAL I'm have 30 Al landed
but sQ barrels Monday .hsl get O. ballast % tee
weather . good There sno hept0 be got a. any prce
The store shp that ssed from here en days took
three oi ny mfu ~ 500 per noah there nothing
hat anchors here bar What .oses their meu have bad
hard TINE IN landing the cargo 20 10 the b0st every
iosd. II can get q shore shall the freight
A. Tor toe ship sne ali ~ here Tor Ion. time for
Their. not The lesst chance Of getting = crew TIE
coasters swing 500 per month Al The ships -
New London = - ~ francisco ilfff iou PROBABLY
lsye beard oi heard uf the sit1-ton of t1u-s here
sailor VII BE- W q; tl- mines for months work 90
his own account aud come down Slfh from two o.
three thousand dollars and those that 20 IN parties Do
much better have been o-ertd 50 yer dsy . 20 tv
N. o. the -rsi men here and work yesr It's iu
possible tor me- O. yea aly ces 90 the gold that
cot here. Nours. respectfully
lhhlslofhLh ALLlN la.taa .' tl- "a. lilss Wtr.l
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FLIGHT of the UuuRartans

etter from Pres5-rs VI at Nov states that the
whole o. the previous dsy Hungarian troops 10 q sht
arrived 81 ihai city 100 rad remsined N the barracks
that nisht
Kossl,a had conference there tie day before with
several ohcers o. the Nations. Guard BE declared
that be VOC withdraw eith TIE whole u his troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
NAPLES.
Trouble Expected.

Le't.r. from SsPles Of At November express very
great llessnsss Al the present state Of affairs there
from the pectston insi disturbances wi 5e renewed
The military are actively engaged in preparing isfen
Gel. fruiyn- the vicinity OF the CITY aud iisarmio.
t-s villagers Constant ro5bcrles and lamentations
ave created feeling oi great alarm In The mind. {
the inhabitants The fund. have fallen per cent and
are uo~ 20 vessels from Palermo sre not allowed .
enter Naples
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

~ Look vhsf = 1oud WIS. q ne maze, Some
,v1y Llr-a hone rlnswsy-s succe-s murder WI
q lh- matter bow interested fsns cgrico. coin
io1re "1@ ieaf'1g down a. Old building f-.ha sslio.-
1'te DIVINE hn = gong 10 ps-aca "A a. Essea 800
cay 7ssd 70 perch o. &c pnpscle d - Pssr. .s--ye
poiucsl flas- meeting devoted ~ Psfror.z Poor
Mans Rsa's, sna mar oih-r thirg-~bsi you-n.yca
I'm - Jsez Sheppard Ne Thesl,r ,o-risbi or al
e-o'a' Dry goods iesfbsr e~-ify ard nls,sche. N
~ Ne -1l srd .he other Assumy r.ang 10 me Opers-
sur-
riop SOP ny freed, D. no ssch mater, IA you
have srd would -u1u-rste ThsirH sensible 40 pail
osoP1ea motive T. crowd ihsf.-~ s0se every seton,
AID aesne1i = NODDED nis - fru resolve 10 purchase
rsck.geof
MRS JERvlSs COLD CANDY
az rou1si WI C1rsHs. COLDS, HosEsrxrss. f0rs
rsaaar. ssrH,fts 0f-r rirrosr os lrxl .1r-
Psrsr Faffsn "a sFLsrrus Hsf foasessuFn fr
sod vao5.s.s a. f-tsl BY NJ " Jrsrr. ~ Boo.
Nsy. cur Whlsst
As-uis-li0 srosdNsy Do A.ior House NJ. Haye.
ls5 fsloe-sl sr0osyu, sDa oy DHg.s. generally
~ Esch pscssses lzEsnsnly nga.d Ar W Jssus.
Be- sure and for hrs JTEvss Cod Can
Paap n psessgss u 10 - Nd o. sscA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

TIE schooner Hs-clean. Capt. Doyle. arrived
as; ns ai from Clrae3a whence she sailed on ae ID
INST Cspt Doyle state. tia; vessel arrived 90 the
q from Marscsibo with Intelligence from that place
% The 2i,h uit The troops Of Gen Paez hsd taken
and possession % tac Castle a, Marscsi5o 90
Monsgas mad a,ed 10 the interior Gen Paez was
=, Curseoa waiting the arrivals Of vessels when
be would Immediately 60 - Mararaioo himself 30
other news Of importance
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PRIVATE ADWCES 10 THE TRIBUNE.
FER srEsvEE cfHssh
TtI'TapAit and Express A,vs TO tie HoufO
sailing. from our Liverpool istnl
IRELAND.
The state prosecutions.


n. r. .Tttt 'Fl- ~
LivE1roo1. saturday Mlfu.s- NoT il.
Tie u-ws from Ireland continues 1ain-l '-iali
a Sc except LAT portion Ct d; rAea relates 20 IRE reap
Yesrs-es Of --.ne snt ----ase. L . ss-i TIA; NJ
A-,o--ey Genera M--s-za- 1zs resolved CO se'ins ~
few -1-s state prossclnl-s. BE sAs been 50 SIC
-sss hitherto rat Be talss O. - "a hand ~ ie"
sdd-ona 5-e. TIE 1sne. 81 tie So est' sre not ye'
d.T-.ssi
M--5 c--ls,y s.i rssPectr. re ~rit' 90 error u
re ease Of Martin. OBrs-. Mesgher, &c re Nsl'
neat il tee former come. o. or Mandsy The errors
assigned ty NJ Msrrn are IN IN u-n5erthe Prnc'Ps
one sei-g mat BE- tie sd John Ms-n objected % enc
f.s Juror. William Dus and tat sad objection vas
sss-sEed ~ the Court Re concludes ai' errors -
g-a7.-s re Ccu-t % reverse snnu- AID altogether
hold Jog lalshi III -is-,l; q iae Court se.oF aaa
soliciting nat be nay BE- restored 70 81 ,anss Which
hs las 5.. 1y reason % ,he alignment Aforesaid
Mr. Nsp.er conducts tie case Of o Siren r. .n error
be s trsns-eaieni .sFyer aud 81 reject credit on
,1e irih Hsr - ins manner En.cl he conducts TIE
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SWIFT ZERLAND.
The spfioual tix

Letters from Berne -siizerisndl state that the Va
tona Asse n5ly and Council Of state was opened The
s,h TIE proceedings hsd Little interest being chiefly
% the validity 0f the elections Of Ur and Unosrwaiden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

M.ca commlsersaon . ist .or Ar. D--ys case Of
bankruptcy he moves - his Coun' aor thai the LORD
Casacoi9- shall suspend TIE 81 10 s so mat re
Attorney General e 7sry Tro;h 81 TIE is'' that some i
tee Dso.n cor-rspoaielts o. The Loadoa papers hsFe
q. hls Of ard Pl5-.hsa tie sTo articles from The cup
r-.s.-- n-rn--r 81 u. N.i-l.
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declined Ul.a.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK. MONDAY. nov. q.


THE AxERIcAs PC-rlr We give tl-s morn
i-g ths iAri O.. o-- r--1a- series Oh. sermons.
ancsr tie above lea--g-ss--el IS Rev ".
TsoXPsos. .n me Tabernacle yesterday. ed ts-en
down verbatim By our Plolographic EePo-'ers.-
Tlis plan ol aTest.1- weekly --sco--ss i'- per
usuelt pe-1sa- las been waru--y commended 1y
re c1sr-a--1i1s community and we -sa-- NAT TIE
se-mors heretofore reported lave attracted oon-
s-1era5.e attention .-5l ile P-1.-- 81 arzc-
NJ. KIyGs AcDEEss.-I-e cclr.-si- % %, ~.
Kl>os Anaivsrsary address before lie New- YORK
Historical Society has been c-oElsa olt b. ths
large space occupied 5y tle Fo--.s- news and
Rev ~ 7 on7so4s sermon 10 49, sPpea- ll
,ho Fver.a- Edition o. Tie I45sre
u On or fourth PAGE, today. Will be iorld q
number o. valuable election tsh.es ;he details of
as Foreign Markets aud as.,.;s -. u.'ce..a-
r-ous news
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\ FoKGEKr The Ne Dre4sis Be- stamps the
following letter .drsi published IN the Cu-iaas;i &c
axe forgery and Vi piece VITA the many fraud.
employed % defesi Gen Taylor We never published
,he missile beiole sihou.h IS the E,s truly observes
10 contain. sentiments 5-twhs have been sxpresss
BY the Genera IN other iarsusse iu h.s pls,hei 10
ter. yet fi.si .'.-g0s oi the most ..srins kind
BcrcN hcCEGE la oct lt
Ge.1fu.s received yolrs OF th- sth INST snd 10
reply Say tlat w. n-t veto sly t that Congress ulsy
see 20 o. Yass % internal policy unless deem @ "
constitutional ald when re seton 70 Congress ali
Executive hsve ra.et question 90 b. -onsufuuonsl.
WI take i ~ such ours A. Z TAYLOR
o N-.sr. sa--. aasrac 90 a .--t-ar a-f --a-r.