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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-07
Correspondence OF the New Orleans Delta.


Cry MEXICO Jan. 49, 1913.
EDS DEITA.The city of Mexico is rife with in
reference to peace; some have it that peace is made
ington, &C., &c and thus have it up and down every
day-peace, and alternately: Believe nothing you
you no one unless it is General Scott Mr..
5 hg aeDa s s in
everything relating 70 the movements in the army and
o he sae of n is e n v
pondent at Querearo who informs that there has been
rests with the United sateshe government Of Mexico is
willing to make treaty and are prepared, and are strong
in the republic, who have heretofore been violently OPP
posed to making treaty. advocating it strongly
been discarded by government are perfectly PROSTATE
their influence is nothing on either side of the scale. The
18th Goth
brigade Of Cushing San Angel No
troops for San Luis can take place before the LIST OF Februa
nand, before from here, be fully appointed
for five six months will take that time least be-
Tampico by which they would be enabled bring sup
plies from the latter place AT present they without
expedition Gen Scott has twice Vera Cruz for it,
and both times has received very meagre supply there
curing it--havng it made here. Captain McKnstry, of
the quarermaser's department, has about 900 men
and understand they will be at least until the LIST of Feb
ruary before sufficient quantity will be ready 1t is very
the field.
p. Sill o'clock-Co. Jack Hays has returned /; he
routed Padre Jaraua from of his dens-kng
IL OF his men and woundng about 10 others One of the
men shot at the Padrewhether they killed him in
formed they brought in his horse, saddle and bride
cloak, and other rnke belonging to the Rev Father.
We have received the intelligence of the attack Col
Mess train, and sorry learn that the fine company
Of mounted rifles has been cut up We suppose it to be
Captain Ruff, we do not know of any company Of
mounted rifles down there except his. The galantry o.
Captain Ruff and his company in several of the most i'm
portan battles In this country has been severely tested
| distinguished themselves. he
cans did, informed ''cut him up, you may res
assured they had dear bargain of it, No men in the
vice all their arms better than this company
Yesterday the police guard discovered about a Wagon
load of muskets concealed in a convent in this city.
Mr. Trst does go home with the train going down to
morrow.
The gallant Capt Walker, of 9th infantry so severely
wounded FL Moline del Rey, will be down He goes
in litter-sll being too weak to travel otherwise.
MUSTANG.
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MEXICO. Jan. ID. 1913.


Yesterday Colonel Hays and of his had brush
with Padre Jarauta, ut place called San Juan, some
twenty or thirty miles from here. Although the guerillas
far exceeded the Texans, they did wait for than
the CHARGE but fled in great confusion Jarauta
his horse, which, together with his lance
and cloak fell into the hands of Colonel Hays His saddle
bloody; from which it is inferred that the reverend
scoundrel was killed G. G.
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THE HUNCIIBAC

Dance by Mad'lle Gertrude.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

Lir,nsston CO.-Assembly l. BENJAMIN STEDNAN.
Livonia; 2 HIRAM DANIELS, Portage Treasurer STE
yEES b. FOWLER Lyons.
ChenaHgo Co-Clerk JARED w. Fox; Treasurer,
CHARLES w CHAPMAN. The Chairman OF the Con
senton which made these nominations, Benz BLOOM
and smother Delegate, Mr.. KrRsHAw, strenousiy dis
,snied from the nomination of Gerrt smith, or to
speak in bunier terms boted the Model Workers can
aidsie for the Presidency The following additional
planss to those recently formed at Csnsstots were
adopted
That the following among the essential ele-
ments OF the Liberty Party Slavery is Sin against
God and a violation of the Rights of Man. lmmedi
ate Emancipation. 3 Universal Suffrage. T. Unconsu-
,uionaity of slavery D. Legal prohibition OF the sale
OF Intoxicating liquors ss a beverage. o. COnsttu-
nona amendment providing for direct vote for Presi-
dent OF the United States and Postmasters The duty
Of citizens TO enforce the above by the of the Eec
tive Franchise
Ontario and LiriHsston, (NXlNth DstricD-Congre"
AssAM PENNELL, of Richmond Senator, JAREz w.
NERRILL, Groveland.
OHiario C0-Assemby J. DrwM SHELDON, West
Bloomfield ? CHARLES JENNINGS, Pennington Tres
surer, GIDEON PITTS.
Delacarc CO.-The Liberty Lesguers and National
Reformers have adopted the Anti Rent ticket through
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along their faces beam!ng With hsppine.s And how
different the aspect and bearing u the throng from the
rude crowds that rush and jlste each other on the
walk in week day. surely il blessed thing that
the calm love inspiring Sabbath comes once week to
relnte the scattered family and gather up the broken
LINKS Of domestic affection thst sweetest and most
blessed tie Of earth u il difficult not 70 believe that
without the sabbath society would inevitably retro
grade 70 barbarian
As soon Is evening sets In the City underroes a
change sudden and great a. magic Broadway which
all day save church hours has been lonely and de-
serted, now swsrns with = dense crowd Of men and
women who do not through the week ind leisure for
a promenade. The great bulk Of them sre servant
grs with their beaux and brothers lovers and friends
who wait eagerly through the whole week for the set
TIM Of the Sabbath that they may rush into the
streets and for few hours enjoy the luxury Of being
free 70 do they please The bookfoliers the sesm
the BY girls the type rubbers the straw braid
crss the working girls from al parts ofhe City and
every occupstion,-have also found their s~eahearts
and are out for promenade in Broadway They look
fresher and walk more eagerly and with far en-
ergy AMI 0ponb than the week day oungers and oilers
in our fashionable horoughsre and every face wears
an expression Of determination % make the most Of the
brief hour Of recreation which permitted al classes
The SIDE walk gives out new echOes-unaccustomedd is
lects break their nccks against the unheedng window
shutters Of the closed shops and Broadway longer
but continuation suburb Ofthe Bowery Far into the
night thousands Of footsteps psttor upon the pavement
and the hum Of mngling voices comes over the ledge
Of our farup window Ike the music Of the distant surf
At length one By one the few lights along the street
dsappesr-the noise Of falling feet grows more and
more interupted-converssto and strange bursts Of
laughter come less frequently and then entirely
the moonlight streams cold and glstenng across the
flag stones-mdnight sounds echongly from steeple 70
steeple-snd sunday in New-Yors is over
~ SLICE XXI. Will take the reader Be-.
hind fhe Scenes at the Theater
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

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G.~s-s 500 Prossi-.s- X So wsss-s. Mess rsi- !"
A I wliss,.. 90 -, Of r.,.ot J-at~.. We H,f-~..
p We shall publish in TEN days, the lis, Of Pre-
MUM. awarded in the Agricultural and horticultural
Department, The reports Gutts perchs and On thr
Gas Apparatus no, being completed will &c hereafter
published
RSv>pKEp's PATENT rHSoSrLs took the GoldN
ia clam. . g I'D STA he rrs- % cWp oa-f 1885,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

The Convention then adjourned to meet at the same
place last evening
Vh Dtsfriot--They cay DAVID c. BRoDERick is the
regular candidate for Congress In this District IN
,esd of Hon. Mike Walsh We can't say which IL the
genuine regular
KIM Hard-CHARLEs HENRY HALL is the bunker
candidate for Assembly He was the Native American
candidate for Sheriff in lsi3 and for Alderman IN leff
XPIIIh Wdrd-lsAac A. moran is the bunker can
iida,e for Assembly.
XXXIsf District (Csttaraugus and Chautauque,)-
Congress f. A. l.. CHAFFEg GOwanda, (Lodi)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

Lrnsston Co-Treasurer, WALrEB L. LAUDER.
s.IE Assembly. J. RICHARD s. WmLiAN5 GEORGE
HAsTIScs.
Ontario Co-Assembly 2 sEENo FRENCH
GsHeses Co-SheriA CmTUs WoLcorr Treasurer
:axrIL HEs1oN Assembly J QrAhTUI' GRAVES ;
EyESEzER SooFIELD
xxI., Distrio,-( Chensngo. Broome and Tiogs)-
:,vuEI A. SMITH Milford
Filth ASSEMBLY DsIRIc1.-Ths Free Sellers
% Thursday nominated WILLIAM / WooD, Esq. as
,,sf candidate for Assembly in the With District (sev
.nth WARD.
V- HIRAM WESLEY DIXON is the Free SOIL
ndds,e for Assembly in the XVIII District Sixteenth
Wsrdl ~ this CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

ISTERE.TtNG Law CAsE-CiRCUiT COURT, L. ,
lessee OF Peter Miller rs Philip Lerch.-Ihis IS an
eectmeut for farm of about l45 ofland in Beth
lehem township Northampton county. valued AZ about
Sl2OOO he plaintiff, who Is the only heir OF Peter
Miller late of Ea-tOn Pa deceased, alleges that the
resdusry daylsc and beques in the will OF the deceased
invalid. being an attempt TO create perpetulty
and not having, for its primary leading OBJECT any
charity.
The iestaior alter some minor requests bequeaths
I'll the residue Of hi. real and personal estate ~ frs"
but exactly 10 whom Il il given in trust By no means
certain and forms OF the questions in ths cause
lie declares that If hs real estate shall frr Be sod
bat the thereof after deducting repairs and the
whole OF his personal property shall be loaned To farm
ers and mechanics purchasing property, who may hnd
u announcement borrow from Banks-the loans 10 BE-
secured by bond and mOrtsge on productive farms or
houses and lots mad safs BY Insurance and the Interest
aud dividends sgan loaned out in like manner SUD IN
case IL should happen In the lapse OF that there should
be no applications 10 borrow the said fund-and the
same be likely % remain so-t the amount unemployed
would safely Justify the undertaking. and mechanics
and others should be in of employment then the
income Of the said fund shall be applied 10 the erection
and maintenance OF asylum in Easton Tor poor and
INDECENT widows and single women
The u estimated At from -2OOOOO 10
$500 600. Surprising II 10 be worth >OOOO and 10 be-
faithfully applied 10 the purposes OF the WILL II the IA"
would permit IT, in hundred years II would amount
10 above So 90 00G-this AZ per cent would produce
income Of abou, s5,Oo0OoO and the capital would
absorb all the moneys and property directly or indi'
recty OF the County Of Northampton and half dozen
adjoining Counties.
The principles involved In this are ~ important
the public the amount in controversy IL 10 the
parties concerned The whole doctrine Of perpetuites,
charities mOrnain sc. will no doubt receive tull
and elaborate discussion from the able counsel con
cerned and a calm and deliberate consideration from
the learned iurist before whom the case 10 tired.
fPha North Amer. 9th.
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Ohio.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
sprfNeyrYLD, Ohio oct - IA

IrUffVOI10n u IH' IIIV1I''
srrINcyrELD, Ohio. oct p IA
We have elected our Governor. J thuk we
,.n carry the state next month Through al
southern Ohio prejudice existed against Ford
sbieb will not be ielt for Taylor In Northern
Ohio Van buren, will run into Cass heavily.
think our chances are better than before, # our
mn work well which they promise 70 do
/ think this Clark County will give an IN
eressed majority for Taylor. 50 all over the south
The changes are nh IN favor o; the Wings now
18th from Van Buren, aud Cas-. !. ID
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CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY October p l.i5
The CoUR1s-ln the case Of Childs the Sun
Mutual Insurance Co at the superior Court to recover
nearly $1,000 insured on the whale ship Jane supposed
TO have foundered at sea the Jury gave verdict for
plaintiff in the amount claimed
REscuED.-A man named Frederick Michelman
accidentally fell into the slip at the foot of Delsncy't
last night but rescued by two persons named
Richard Brooke and Peter Wagner, and taken to the
Station House
FIRE.-Lsst night fire broke ont IN the house
corner Of Houston and Ludlow SITS but was extngush-
ed before much damage had been done.
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MURDEROUs AssAULr.-A colOred man named
Wil.o Crusen living on the Pennington Road, had an
alteration with his wife yesterday, which resulted Sc
riously In the OF the quarrel, his wife called
him by an offensive epthet which enraged him that
be seized an axe and struck her tremendous blow
over the ear which crushed through the skull and in
aicied irightul wound and 1t Is feared the unortu
nate woman cannot recover. After he had committed
the act Crusen calmly walked down 70 squire Howes
and confessed MS guilt he committed TO Jail 70
take his trial AZ the next Court Trenton news 2Ih.
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Nv. Hunker Nominations.

lid Disuio-We misled yesterday by a
,.,ement that the downtown District had nominated
Hon HENRY NIcoLL for reelection to Congress The
allowing is the vote
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SCOUNTY This Bsns has now reseemed neesy -
II. issues thai Ia circulation The time " ne fooeSy
Of the President, IN December Lost II bss AZ II
psos~ sdyertisod the robbery eies Of nc JAZZ
bss .so xyeu ~deyerended Of The issne o. ncS
no,ss and hat noos Of prior sS have oe>n ar
calssd BY tho Bsns since The rooosry -. ne s.,s,
NOES ibsrstOrs order t.ihsr . rs me IA
49,, 80, ~ ". v.sr is<s VII DO redeemed bnsss upoa
s.sfsetory svidsces hH issy ere soessay ssd. w!a ,
forusrou xhsn wbsre how snd o. ueon my veC -
,,.x 80 ~ IN IA bodevs bsaSvs thsy ere not pen a
80 - 80 nasey THIS esidsrcs and iniormsoa 70 be
a,'nsn,eS viii proper s&dsvU u tho fscs Hsd ~
80 boss hi whose hsods they ioe1 vee could reedly
~. ssasssd Bssk tnsy were Dos u The moasy
,o- fSom the President and TIE Bsnk would oox aocs
80. be~u able The robbefs AMI al those VITO
vers concerned 10 passing Tho stolen nosss sne neit2s
me community nor the Bsak would have sudsrsd oss u
Il hoped The public vii s asss freeing o. hos noeee
vet Ia circulation Neither Bsaks nor BroSsSs vii rscsvs
hen en- ,. ~ ss'e' zoe g DSVIn rowUsrNp cssA,~
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Ea<.ney Co-Tressurer. CHAuNcEY JOHNSON Mo
lsgk.
s1aiQzq Co-Assembly 2 VILLAS ". ROCK
ryrt Uadley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

FArAL RAILROAD AccIDKNT.-0n Tuesday
night after the partial Wing Torchight Procession.
Young man named Henry Walton who was proceeding
home 10 Dorchester with his brother jumped from the
down and the step OF the car striking bis neck broke II
and killed him instantly. He wss syoung man OF about
twenty years OF sge q native of bingham, ana wss In
tne employ OF his brother, Of the firm OF Wilton
rhapin. Commercials Boston Traveller 26th
DEArH Oh A REyoLurIoNARY SoLDTR.-The
haiars Idrocas announces the death OF JAREEL hNArP
IA TIA, town Sunday night Oct % aged ~ years
ne sssA solder under Washington 10 many OF his
h1diousht battles and intimately sequsinted with
ne Father Of his Country"
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Primitive Modes OF Procuring Water.

In attempting 10 discover the origin aud 10 trace
the progress OF the of raising Water we must have
recourse 10 ASIA the birth place of the Arts and
sciences whence. a. from a center. they have be
extended 10 the circumference OF the ksrtn IL
was there the original families of our race dwelt and
the inventive faculties of Man were hrst developed II
from the sncent inhabitants of tnat Continent that
much Of the knowledge nearly all the Arts. and not \
few OF the Machines we possess at this day were de
rived
That Man a, the hrs, imitsted the lower animals
IN quenchng hs thirst at the running stream there can
be no doubt IL was natural and because II was So his
descendants have always been found when under SIM
lar circumstances 10 follow his example. The inhao
ants OF New Holland. and other ssvsges quench their
thirst IN this manner, a. G. by lying DOWN The In
dams Of California observed by Shelvock In l1l9
10 pursue the same method When they want 20
drink they 20 To the river
The heather Deites, who IN general were distinguish
ed men and women who were dolized after death, are
represented pracueing this and similar primevsl Gus
toms. Thus Ovid describes LAroNA on journey, and
hnguishing with thirst she arrives at brook,
Ana srssi-s n. brns
s $500 e ~ 49, :, r .. gisp.'.a % s.a.
When circumstances rendered II difficult to reach the
houd with the mouth then the kooto Of tAe hand
used 10 transfer Il
Gideons soldiers pursued both modes in sllsying
their thirst and 1t was the practice of the lss which
Dogenes witnessed IN boy at Athens, which induced
that Philosopher to throw away his Jug imple-
nent longer necessary Virgil represents EHeas
rscrcins II -,,.,
from Tyser'. sooa. EaL 40 Dsyaes.
And T1yars in the absence OF suitable vessel made
hsstions IN the same wsy. The practice was common
A. by oruok he stood.
re ped the va, from the chr, stsi nosc
Thea win his bands the irops % hesvea he throws
Az losd. he Po~ers above VITA o--red VOWS
AT sunrise the Brshmins take water out OF tank
with the hollow Of their hands which they throw some
nmes behind and sometimes before them INVOKING
srshmA"
Herodotus describing the NSsAmones. an ancient PEG
PIE Of Northern Africa, observes when they pledge
heir word they drink alternately from each otoer
hands %. ~. IT'D custom sin retained among ihel
descendants. Ii To- according 10 DR. shaw, the only
CEREMONY ths, is used BY the Algernes in their mar
nages"
Hndoo SAYS Mr.. Ward. drinks out OF brass
cup or takes up liquids In the balls of his hands This
mode Of drinking may sppcH 10 US constrained and
awkward but in warm climates the debility OF the
human body and custom, make the performance OF IL
easy and not ungrsceful (Ewbanks Hydraulics
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DRUsHRs. BRUSHES

DRUsHRs. .-cOnntry Merchants ard
II ne pubic generally vii ind Is 10 neI advantage %
ii ~ ~. Brlsh Factory 81 Pearls. Frsnkn-sc9 are
49,, rrba.ns .nd anime the extensive ASSORTMENT Of
Br.bes Of every description which ne subscriber selling
A. he oest prices. Constantly % nsnd Pant Brushes
So roos Vsrnlsh Brushes. Whiew.sh DO, Dusung do
srubbnz DO Stove DO, Hair d. Tooth DC, Nal do kr ke
JOHN K HoPrEL- 81 Pesri-s- BrsnEiin-sgr.
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PREMIUMS AwARoso
Gold Medals.

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