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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

- - - f.r-.a. cheap iol casA. on lti goeTcAsi
Ola Of sl-.n. a. ca 8 Co.'S best Lnslls-i %
sf--,e- nearly Leg. and ll perfect orcefi G. ilei
., 49,. -s-f ro1 cIro-r, wood 4ll iron rlshs VIA
$500, F.-i. roa stove patterns, crane large ana sis
ladies' core oven and lEir-- o--aef '--l 2. lA- "a
..r-l-a- A.. llr-c Jog 90 ro0i mol4lE SAND ana
~ r.rv .,ocE Of stoves. flni.Scs, iron columns Ac
f.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aacrlonssr

JOSIAH RiCHARDs. AacriOnser.
by BANGS, RICHARDS n PIATT, s,oss ~
IL BrosS~sy -Liesal Cash sdSnnces inace 90 eoas..n
WEDNESDAY EVENING. May 81.
Books. kc-A large eOeenoa Of Standard snd Misee,-
l.nso1s B0oSs from private Lanrgres.
FRIDAY Evening. June .
yarraBtr CCLLgCrf0N on SH1iIs TIE srrcst md
extensive cabinet oi shes ever otfed tor sar IN 10
Und States containing nsny an valuable specimens
N toe presrrvarun large unbcr u them berg srccioi
from ne ceebEsicd cOecfion 81 the 1ie Kari q Tanker
s The collection = particularly ncn IN come, cYprsce
a.. ssui shes To pub.ic u..1luns ingsers ara ana
.r e. efoss 40 Opportunity offers u Efoins i1any
mahogany cahnels ~ drawers each. boxes Vf sle1 AID
sevcrsl valuable works 90 Coneho.osy, &c a..
C. CHAMBERLAIN. AucuOreer.
by W1f. MADDk\.-SiOrc. Sprlc--s-- i.ip<fti
pslvauces made on Goods consigned for private sale %
be ~oa alcCr. Outdoor ssles csrcfal aNeFAed 70
Nni resrecfu.ly solicited. Prouim rs,irrs 1-..r
Dy f. Cotton 4sr,sou ard Csas,,sisn Msyeesnf-
DSscs Room $40 Broadway. Gosjc Hsi.-fsvlts frfo,
a. ~ ne sooseu xre prepared % reee -
kinds Of Csanef Alfrue, Dry Goods. Garprfs ara he,'
krcpn. articles q every DESCRIPTION. coas incni iof
pnvute sale a. sucon and make settlements With he usis
prlnpincs-. Ne VII bay II preferred Ou-4ooF st..1
.n any psrr % Tie city sfsaaira To- - usual
FRIDAY, 1lne 2
II los O'c.ock, a. 10 Alceon-roori
arge anu aVsrter assortment OF Dr. Goods. CoiGfg.
NesA coasis'lg 81 rca urt AL an lea.nes pFris.
cuol sk and Lsc gloves AIDES y bic ard ccoled hose.
mems brown ts hose. speccse. ,oSvc-. rfesa
ana cashmere saws. 0ick muAf en- rc mas.n, printed
awrs hreu llghaus irsl os9sss lsA-c COILS Iasse.cs
tcsriHgs. slcclre. a.. a. 4.
muslin COLL rs clemsc'ies, white, oscA NnN coofeo l,ce
ves Of Ire aeVesf ~ e al isissi nPos-o' ca 'essig
adapted Cor his market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

I'VE AND EAR.-Dr POWELL, Ocl.,si- Anrs- &c
E,sr,. daily io seses OF The Eve and Ear 90 is sur
rerv ~ Broadway entrance ]. WaTrea-si just punished
Ire second edition OF Dr. Powel- "Irelise on ne rye
,,fainr 80 pages az addu1u-l matter; price - eens
h can be had al lie oce also his Se.fAcug Rye toun
fsns Tor strengthening The Eyes winch ooei ne pre-
gu nom fhs American Institute .arse supply oi aIil
..lsI Fo,.. recently .napo-,,d uy2 luis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31


Ms CHAsLEs MoEsE, JE-Daag 81 gye ny les ~ ~
most cheerfy in behalf u your COMPOUND s1hJT VI
YELLOW DOCK ROOT. Ny wife was greatly Anlcrtts
fr Two or three years past with Inflammation o. ils gns'
They were much enlarged often yery PAINFUL ara ane9s
Ter speech and rendering swallow ING quite a4l1ehA ~
vas entirely cured by FEW days use of yOur syrup by
child three wears Old, had a. the same lr n,r "
.v and offensive sore, covering ue woe --s'
coaDey removed AMI cured BY iAe Use ~ me syrup
Rod oi these ca.es have been yaFousy heaieo ~ hou
rT min aou From what, therefore, have seen OF Us FL
go. rsu truly declare a valuable constitutional remedy,
r sha continue % recommend 10 az win whom may
~ ring from such diseases- u PREPARED 10 re-
u, - VG5,s frllv WILLIAM A GREENE.
40''' ' Q LOckwOod-st.
We might adj any number Of names TO the above bot
deem j. unnecessary.
eorsing 10 ACT OF Congress.
ms Compound Is composed Of articles 90 happily com
hned a. tend directly give tone 20 the stomach and
oues excite healthy acOn the liver ard the whole CLAN
duar system, asy lns0fy. and promote ne Tree
acton II tie lungs us rendering applicable 20 diseases
oil = chronic natlre WILLIAM H. BABBIrT,
Ig7 Water-si. NeEy-IOrk.
Sole Agent FOR Kew York. the Southern ard Western States
the West Indies and the Canadss 70 whom al applications
Tor Eencies must be addressed.
THOMAS & MAXWELL, % Nlllanst supplying \ gcas
FOR ta. CRY Of Neyv.Yors my3 SmlgThS>s'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
urrnfgrnA TGRS AND SHOW III BATHS
nj --- To-4fy III. SMITH.


,,r,r rFU-FIRT And SILVER WARE. &c
1 cii8s STEW ART MsuliaciufeF y J1ni- llp s-iT'
- = ,,,r-'.fsfe fixed pnces, select assortment
y. - .-,'-fss oriv Having enlarged A- illlliiciofsf
be,rer prepared .oezecaie orders ioT pi-lo4 .J.Ai
Enc Jevvery and slrer~ lfe a. ParicI.AnJ y. i.y-
~ r--fer I'D. uer-onll slpennienlrnce- lAe pAp-c
- -flllv assured thai mere are 20 ln.ialols or CON-
nIr egery made "a. ,- ss,l -'als-' IA lDs 'I'o ~
49, --ls 800 alG repaired free 81 expense 10 me luf.
49, ~ me rear texcep,i n cases Of voleneel a4d ma.
fro-- Goods vii be- f1i more 'a-.7iA--'9 al
-.erner fi.sn iosf er priced -uut-- ~ ,. ,-,.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

II sinsTi,f p-,S,.i-nF Iifclie5C ( -, !.
splendid performances every uifrrloon and evening The
f oual Selrnsdtrs every afternoon and evening. MAJ
innocent u ss0ivug Views, ane dazzling brilliant Chruus-
frlr- y, ID be exhibited each performance. A- anes
HaI Comic Singer. Mr 4. De Il Pierre, The Fuuua
Accordion Giant or Mammoth Eaby' WaN Scupmral
Sflr,ar-: the American Frekmg, Madame RockW ei the
F1.-rre.-elIer Admission 90 ihc whole. including Na-
scum per 0ruanccs &C - cents children under lo yesrs ~
age. and old enough 90 walk a0ne, - cciis Reserved
front seats one shilling each extra N.Y.
CASTLE CaKDEN-Tne public are respectfully IN
\ formed tai Castle Garden open duung Tie day Al
mission ~ ccnfs. mgA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
coA SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE IN Or

~ snee co within mice and half from ne ViLaeeN
-f- New burgh GA The margin Of tbs nyer, lying wsnL
one farm OF Bets EGG containing 10 acres of lsno
W tabe and which i one u the most beautiful country
seats on the North RIVER having prospect VI me nsef M
f,,env miles II has two dwelling houses two bsros, ana
all necessary Oubudings Tie subscriber VII sell pai'
n1tf5i 5,g- DANIEL q DE- YAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

IN TO LET-A handsome pador end bedroom adJon-
M ING furnished or uniuruished 10 or Two quiet, re-
A spectacle young gentleman. situated wet Of broad
wav minutes vi ak from Tie Cay lihl 10
siiabe tenants the rent Will be moderate Addfess Rooms
at h Office with nd siaung where an interview may
he had my-3 Jtls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

AUCTION NOTICE-Las,s sale ofihe ss'cx Of liiO>
n BILLSLAND viii De continued on Thursday llofans,
June T. Al 10 O'Clock. a; the svrs al Broadway Tie GAIA
lozue viii be continued from lot 80 Goods oousm a.
previous sales viii be delivered on " ednsstay Aicag
The remaining lots number Of elegant dinner Tea an
toilet services splendid assortment Of neh nss'eo
glass ware ~. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
cHRrsrY-s narNsTRELs,

vlFFffANiE~f HALL, o. orJaGNsy. nets err
Vi f..-r-l srl B-o.rn- -.s.-fioulty. May 2.rh AND
EVERY MONT DURING THE WIEN Lasi week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

w on every etyle, variety aud qualify, either at N15-e
or retail are now offered for sale az reduced prices 10y
Holm GEEASON. 90 bis Old stand, ~ Oreenw.cl-tt be-
tween Murray and Robinson sts. y. Y NB-Pease rsc"-
leef the number. M}3 lhilseoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

J 7. MONTGOMERY, Aecuoncrr
10y J. ~. INGER-oLL ~ 90. store = Feml'
- on Wednesday, May 81, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ boots,
Sb,. ard Brogans cases boots, shoes and lru-as
romprsns desirable assortment OF esh aud scasei 'tie
ods direct from the manufacturers, adspled 10 the NORM
EN- Western, southern and city trade.
A. PRlv,rr S,LF-J d. |. 4 co. constantly Iece!v-
ing from the manufacturers great variety o. new ana esn
stock which they selling al pnvao sale al aucLoh fiVes
consisting IN part OF
100 cases mems prime thick boots
$40 cases mems prime zip and calf boots.
81 cases women's hne lid clippers
100 cases womcu's leather slippers and busAns
2O cases childrens assorted boots.
10 cases men No. palm leaf has
NJ case, mems black and white wool hsfs. mNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31


The Bank Of The State has only dollar Of specie
against O. OF circulation Inc Southwestern Railroad
Bank one Of specie to l0i OF circulation. The other
banks show much selef proportion OF specie and cir
oulatlon The statement OF immediate liabilities ana
assets Of above institutions show them to be very
nnla-elY exicnacd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

- Cheapest Carpet Establishment IN the
Uniiea states, NOS BolSery.- ilia,u Asl-ascs.
has asf receir l1l1 r-al ESQ ge-e- cf II-af.r extra
double rrcrfse arl f1s iurr.ln Csrrenr he1r Rugs.
Flocr Oh Ci0.ts Window ..-i.s. Vile C1reIs e.. al n
rgl4c vi b-sa Is rer cent ess t-aD -lg o'-ef -s
mert
1000 yds warranted AL wool Ing C.rpeur Ga I'd 0 g. o..
-ooo yards common Ingram CarFe.1 fr d. o. 20 60 g.
5000 r.rl. Venetian s.s.r Carpet. .. f0 81.
900 l-rse Ia-sl Hsar- i.ar-. 81. oar-
1000 yal4s Iifeery Carpet, g. .c- r-cet
1900 pairs rams. aren't window shades Iln Isl o &c
Rea.maer % Bower. HIRAM ANDERSON
nvi lmleod - Bowerv.
Rr,f-v,L -Nep-l orl. l-f 1la riaILc 7ulsc 90 re-
-4e-ffIg l.forls Poi. customers cld f--4- tsI Do i re-
uoeo ed from - Maleaane 90 p J9.n--l Nleie l- VIZ
don o.. o. y o-rrllc En-raF1z ~ fni-n.- IN ---i
.or o l- former so~E ~ Du- gals Peflmefs Orocers
of Colf Embossed Labels ~ Per.lmery, Co-meics, Nc 70
'', ays. wzsir ChAELEs SHIELDS, sc Joha-'t
r. ,pril Rcpcrf.-THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LifE INsi RANCE 1NPAHN, lo--e d W a-l-sf .sfle-
during he month % Apn., a, one Haldled a. Ferry
10 ve-can I'D T-liers.s- TO sridcas .............
90 - gen ID" .-i. ''''+-'''
.s tfallarc. .-.- .-''''''-
.r.vr4 .......... .-
90 llrfcllas .-.-.....- d 90 tra 'i .-'-.''''''-'+'
o.. .-grf.-r lice Gelf.eIler .............
Brosers ............ 2'- County C.ers...--...-.
90 Agents .+-..---..-- 4 '.',4 '.'- -
Se,g Pol1ics issued .l 4 pol, lii
H0BT. L. PATTERSON President
BEvI. C. Mmleg Secretary.
JasErH J. LO2u. A-ea-
JAwEs sTEwAsr. I'D. Medical Exanlnef' o.. lie once
da.r from p fN J yclQcr.
s. B-Tnal par OF me Charter which limited . 90 ~
years has been repeated. ard t@ Company nov ' -l-
der tu1ffT uI..iie4 t '- +aft4e- g4 4A 81 Ai.i-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

w Al BERRI ANS old stand lGO Bowery Laaics wish
ine To purchase shades ind large and select as-on-
men manufactured expressly Tor ihr CITY iaae ana ar flt
,,i.i cannot r io sui ue most economical Also harg 4
-. mvf imsrtt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
-. rIR\IsUFD ROONs.-A family about leaving

% The city, wisA lot for months, eight rooms W.
]A furnished II desired, the houseseeper VIII reinsh
md provide meals and keep the premises IN order rec
session given the st OF June. The house tinateo OF
81 John square Particulars given by addressing kynsisy
} Tfy p,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

( NENrO formerly physician oi we Ll.--g Z
~i, h,virr .p,rt many wears ltle i-i seven ll gre
6.,srif,. of Eufo1cl H specially sni}llf le-e
nav b.. consulted by patients, o. a AaAef-t Wl ..
~ ,-'ee' 'A''i' 80 myj0 4us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

lion on Thursday Mt 10 O'clock Al tho store y. Anrt
tie balance of the stock OF The late Francis AfEoed Va
Porr Madeira, Champagne Malaga sud burgundy wlnss
cl,r,f cherry brand e. an curns, &C. Also li Ia
vana igars, warranted 10 be- lmporei. hioi Nl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
HITCHCOCK s WARREN,

Auction AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, store
\ 81 Ann.st New. York sales OF Dry Goods, Funime,
t;roceries Real Estate. sc. Liberal advances mace ~
s consigned Tor public private sale. m,oi o~istou-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

WATER GTRE.-Dr. TRAIL. who started the ris'
w Hvlro.fic lasn'aton IN America. received patients
q. hs c,r,nios esahshmeui Is La- lst ore door ir1n
~ 81" ~ -t ugf lr's-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

nACUERREoTYPE PLATES Of superior ana-
Dy whoesal ale and reail-C ases, Sseilca.,, an e
,,vt- Int. 2o5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

BENZ. MOONEY, Aucioaeef
EDWARD PAY son, wl.l ~! this day al 10 o'coeh'
fat I69 Bow cry the furniture, consisting 81 carpets ti
bureaus bcdsfead be,lug decks, hai and Cloak stand
plated ware luOAu. glasses, oil cloth. together " M ae
kitchen furniture. hN1l "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

sNT'Fu-u- r1.n- man formerly ENGAGED o.
" --acEr .r0o -r te l0 j. -- l--'el viii uos uf le
rs-r-1 r-- ~ med -i-,s end fo some extent r-e .an
r...- -rro.-.-.ol- l-0a t lfrg an medicine
s.-0 C-.r1.--.- mon rerr roaeraic Apply io-ilT md
,.o--,g = - H1l--ou-s between amid J., Al Cool
cr.-.rr ana -.fr ri .alclces. uf-l IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
GARDENERS

TNINfTABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE
Is THE BEST ARTICLE lu the world Tor coloIins ne
thar beaufr. BROWN or black and wIrraned NOT 20
r 1e kin or wash o. Ia purchasing, be careful 70 ~
Gardner Inml'ab.e Hair DYE goo VISA 70 preserve ne
beauty n your hair TO be ~ wholesale and rsail az
CLREHUGWs Hl.f Dressing saloon
..., f,..,.l,. i19 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

BUSKEY, DENTIST--oHce 2 Manay-st New
j. YORK where all diseases II the teeth and gums are
,1f Arfal tech inserted lo0iiachn cured. liberated
h or root, removed with ease. Also hs mandatory Of
s,p al - my5 'ns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
q ernoRnlmN', AUCTION SALE ol:plsoS g.

S<Sdd Double Dahus, az their Saloon, 10 J0in-si On
sS,l Thursday June l. az y o'clock, will he soid 100
~ hoce p.duis. from their unnvaed COLLECTION OK AZ
comprising many entirely new varieties, ana az snfS
dor o any Dahas offered this season. Those who VIA
ahas worth cuiyatng invited 10 call aud eA ene no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

nIy!DEND.-The Board Oi Directors of ne howeIo
Dfnslrance Company have Ills day declared senl-'l
ual dividend II Do per End extra dividend ~ =
Der cent o the capital payable and afeI TIE 1h oi June
~. frnv3l l,r.s2t,s1sf LEWIS PHILLIPS, sec =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

WANTED s-Isron br very respectable girl % do
" h. ,ors % .-a family, ald aas Do o9 e-aol 90 20
slorI l,'e- gee cClurf iae n--I % c.iF reference
I'M te ..r en- be seen Tor $50 days c.. at1l Mar
,...t -.....r.I r...- urll lf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

other stores for s6 and - int call bOos 60 uthay
81 ~ In other cheap stores. The largest assortment
- of Shoes and Caters IN The city. Corner Of Fulton
and Nassau, opposite the Herald Ofee . 1900.
ny5 Inns. w M ~ l1uN1.
~ LOWER PART Of ageniee house wanted WIN
t: two bedrooms and kicen for small family Addiese
--A LII. Box 5i3 sun Office. mNol W
RI AT PRIVATE SiLE.-Ihrec lots 81 ground on
a:; the side OF Nnlhavenue between Thinicsn ana
---A Thirty INST sts For terms, &c. Appy 10 a J.
BLEECkER, Auc'iOner, 7 Broad-st. nyjl wv
c. TO IET-Brck carnag e-h0use and Stable on TWEEN.
t fyhr-t kithaV. Also fame carr1sgehoaiso
A--@ and stabs same locanOn. Apply 10 r.. h. BROWN,
all IN 1T Houston or ~ Na.s. 10 O'Clock
30. ATPRIyATE sALE.-One lot fgrOund ~ the
.. west side of F.rstaveHue, between Ninth and Tenn
LII .;-Sze . feet inch by 100 set deep. For cIms.
&C. Apply 10 A. J. BLEECkER, AuctOner Broad
N my3 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

SEVERE CASE OF sCALD HAD @ KID
Providence. December ], 1877.
herehv certify that daughter four years o. age,
Wa orey afflicted with scad heal he sores apr sfcity
were nearly inch thick all over me head nsa SDo1'
% f ile eDuclusou that b could not be cured The Com
ooud syrup Of yellow Dock Root, prepared by hr chanrs
Morse Jr af l67 BfOad-s recommended 10 ne a. Pc
ny sure cure FOR all kinds u humofs SC and arer
us'ng thar short time my child vas completely cured
JUDITH DONLY, 81 Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
IAlIF- BANK BTIL~ o.

y 4ni.f Que door from Wal opposite e ENc-'-- -
-, Irlrbf hv all fae brokers af the usial rae o sate
.roner lmyj ns- W ; hELLO51-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-06-14

WAsurscros, May 20.
Snate.-At II o'clock, the Vice Presi-
dent called the Senate to order. Prayer
was offered up by the Rev. Mr.. Gurley.
The Vice President laid before the Sc
nate communication from Gen. Cass ten
dering his resignation, which was accept
ed, and Mr.. Worhe ordered to notify the
Governor of the vacation caused in the re-
presentation Of Michigan by this resigna-
ton.
A message in writing was received
from the President, recommending the
granting of the petition of the citizens Of
Oregon for aid, which was referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Benton was appointed chairman of
the Committee on Military Affairs, vice
Gen. Cass, resigned.
On motion Of MIR. Anterior, the bill
making appropriations for the Indians,w
taken up and slightly amended. The sub
ject was finally laid aside, and after trans
acting some unimportant business, the
Senate adjourned.
House Of Reuesentalipes.-Mr. Tuck
moved to suspend the rules, in order that
he might introduce resolution favoring
the abolition of slavery in the District of
Columbia. The question was taken by
the ayes and noes, and decided in the ne
gative, ayes SO, noes 50. The Speaker
announced as the first thing in order, the
business on the Speakers table, TO wit:
the call of the States for the Offering Of
resolutions, Sc.
Mr.. Smith, Of Ia. moved to suspend the
rules, in order that he might offer a reso-
luton to fix day for the consideration Of
the Oregon bill. The question was deci-
ded in the negative.
Amessage in writing was received from
the President, relative to the state Of at
flares iii Oregon.
Mr.. Cobb, of Ga, moved TO amend the
resolution of Mr.. Smith, so as to bring on
a bill making appropriations for the pro-
lection of the settlers in Oregon. Some
discussion ensued upon this proposition,
and it was finally SO modified as to come
up after the territorial bill had been dis
posed of.
Mr.. Ashmer moved to suspend the rules
in order that he might Introduce joint re-
solution to adjourn sane die on the 18th Of
July. The question was taken, and re-
suited ayes ll3, noes 50, two-thirds not
voting in the affirmative, it was decided in
the negative.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-06-14
From the st. Louis Organ.
UNITED STATES.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
to overthrow the Govern
lnent in Paris. "A rrest Of Mitchell
ia Ireland, &c. &c.

New York, May 81.
The .. S. steamer United States arri-
we'd this morning, bringing days later
in. Negligence from all parts OF Europe.
France.--A bold and unprincipled att
tempt was made to put down the existing
government in Paris on the 18th inst.
A large number of people marched to
the chamber of the national assembly, for
ced open the gates, dissolved the national
assembly, and proclaimed new govern-
ment, at the head Of which was, Cabut,
Blanqui, Raspail, Hubert, Ledru Rollin,
Barbet, Louis Blanc, and others.
The troops of the line were called out,
and the National Guards, and the Guards
Mobile, placed under arms after much up
roar and confusion the populace became
Iintimidated, left the assembly and marched
to the Hotel de Vile. Meanwhile the
ASSEMBLY resumed its session, and the Ma
tional Guard proceeded to drive out the
populace. The National Guard, and the
troops of the line maintained their allie
glance to the national assembly, and seve-
raj of the ringleaders in the attempted re-
volution were arrested.
heland.---By last intelligence from Ire
land Mr.. Mitchell had been arrested for
some offence under the new felony law.
O'Brien's trial had closed, but the Jury
had not agreed upon verdict. Mr..
Meagher's trial was in progress.
Denmark md Neutrality-suspicious.
for peace between these two countries
We're going on, under the mediation of
England, with the prospect of favorable
result.
.Austria.-The Austrians had been de-
feated by Charles Albert, in sanguinary
engagement before the walls Of Verona.
The Emperors Of Austria and Russia
have concluded an alliance offensive and
defensive.
Spain.-Twenty- six persons engaged in
the enuetc at Madrid, have been shot.
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1.-THE democrats hereabouts appear
to be highly delighted with their candidates
for President and Vice President. They
are full of confidence and spirit, and ex-
press entire confidence in the favorable
result Of the canvass. 1t is generally con-
ceded by the rejecting men Of all parties
here, that it is decidedly the strongest no
mination the democrats could have made.
There is but one man in the whole coun-
try who can head ticket that is able to
defeat it, and that man, it is needless for
us to say, is ZACHARY TAYLOR.
This is the testimony of the Courier, one
of the wing papers of this city. On the
other hand, the Louisville Journal, true to
the instincts of its editor for mendacity,
holds forth on the same morning thus:
The locofocos of Louisville are terribly
chagrincd at the nomination Of Cass. They
have not a word to say in his favor. II
any one can inform them what their candi-
date has ever done to entitle him to the
gratitude or admiration of the country, he
will confer lasting obligation on them.
They would then have something to utter
now they are as mute as peck of oys-
tiers.
Every democrat in this city knows this
statement to be falsehaod; and one SC
utterly ridiculous that it required the as
surance of the editor of the Journal to pu
it charlottesville Democrat.
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VNAKEN up on the 10th day of March, 1s4s, by
I Resin Porter living in Camp Township, in said
county, One MARE supposed to be five years old
this spring, of bright bay color, with black legs
name and tall white spot in her forhead, left hind
FOOT white to the fetiock joint; no other marks or
brands perceivable. Given under my hand at Fort
Des Moines, this 18th day Of April, 1s4s.
LEWIS WRITTEN, C. B. C..
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