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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

On saturday .orniss. ils 6'h ia't Ms. MARY. -.
o. Henry Hiilmsn. .fss = y.srs
TIE fiscds 0fthe family snd fhose Of hsrsor R.gA
HiIiusn. srd AZ q her dtufhfsr. ~ MsCrss.,
respectfully iagtsd % ssfead n.r fonsrsi ~ u,,t
Day afternoon. the 9Th irst frc1 h.r ale fssts..
1T IVES, sixteenth a. pesr Sererfhstrrg-
Or ssrrrtav. Oh irst FILA O ycnossst f.usA....
william sd Susan N. Tysou, ssed ysss ID uca.s,s
dfYt
b.. friends az he f.uiva respectfully invites q, .
tend h-r fuuer,l hs Mor-syl sffsruccn a. oc1es ~
s15 H.nrf.st
A. Hsmpfouhurr. Or.rEs c.. y : ou he = ~ \
JOHN VAN NOORHlS insh- 'ofh yssI of nissss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

The six Culture Tor example, needs it today as
the Cotton Manufacture did thirty years ago and
its efficient protection would benefit not SILK
growers merely or mainly bal tae geners. Industry
n the Nation. 50 Of many other branches both
OF Agriculture ami Manufacture. We trust the
dav i not remote when the asst claims OF each
viii be recognized and responded %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

Tar AssIvE RsARIEs-The Anniversaries begin
to-day AMI coaaus shrough tho week. The readers OF
T.s Tribsas will and them reported In oar columns 50
that they may perceive their spirit and character Oa
the des,oso The various meetings desire 20 Impress
the necessity OF making suit able arrangements FOR report
era and OF providing for them coples Of eli Fssoias-'
statistics &C. Toe much Be core to faea.e me
hhOrs Of those spread their proceedings s'fs 'As
p15uo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

Rb. sceety xss delivered a. ne Tsbsrnasl Jas; even
iar by Rev. Dr. Aexa1isr. % Fri'ssts1 ~ Ths text
vas taken frsn BE ssssni E3.s.s % I.ns;hy, 3d. D.
.rss word sf God is sot Lsuss. ira Spesksr lsitstea
the inp-isouusst urdsr vtls1 he Apostle wrs-s tts
sentence and -sv.svei hs hst'ry 81 Pau c n bis voath
l8tt death Frs7 thtt hs;srg rl-st r-tc'es 'eslsas
were 1ra~E, an TIE s11s'cs wh.f4 ts Bss PAS sxc-
esst and s. exercises "a .ss vori '.1rg stated me
- ,-in ssre a.,ls trs~n frsn 80 whole Iabset
Ne nsss rot trcu5'e isr ne msI-is4a-cs 40 TIE
umph Of bale truth. lf already yc-ozi-s &c world
Erery system, sverT community every ini.ta-o4 80
received o. ifs ir.r.'s.
m. ws nav as8s fsr ne vsrd H'sG rhs word ~
Gcs sai.i rot 81 ,ric'Ny, Do, 'i ete1 il'sf1;f iio
.s sts Al4 sos 1 80 - purge % oi OIL i0 1gil
ties tur 20 preVff. lts geo H.i.r.
L-s.Y. Do .sacaes tr1 ua-sra - tue -f lrtlrp-,
an sr8ss tfar it nat ty lerac, f-us ars
mes -s shat mast a,sn t1 save men, alt r-ols
AZ rRsrs sGorsto ors- Be- then DE tnls 81 oc'
lrsih aal oi sfirtga. ilduenesf
AxrElcAN s0cnrY FOR AvTLIoRtrlSs TBS
CasDr1loS OF 1Hs JErs-A tie Church g ire rl-is-s
Ufou.sq-i1e. Ets. D-. LcED. President Of Dsrmoaih
Cases delivered lors sri is's s,ar,e upon ,ss .x:
F.-as M-,l+s b-s o si-ai, rr-' o. ,s Noes ir. Coz
rff ''rItn r-'.f.tr f.H - '..t-f TIE NHss
.st tss.-s "a b. v. Erste 81. ..s i..rrvt
Ire Kew Dr. srg-et 40 general fundamental sr-,t-
ert between ia thsls 90 the Jews ard toe Carslars
trs debility af che fe' sols = Noes ana Cd. Christ ie
usuial1ed ,hat 90 tsa ground Of sisics as We ri
nc-- there "as 20 essential cause oi if'-occs or cs-
fgrur ment between zoo f' systems fnsra'-i r.n re
stne Gri t1. cans -1trr lha same r--s g=Vsrler.
.Ttousa.li love- IRE Jazz rfl-yo vas tle .ae .1 JOE
sr- Gea C, vas trc slme % -l ast1r4 a-t a.. Al. .-lf
Tie a.I q. elements sr. tls moral Itr V-r' asc.l
/ CLIO slus asf-r al. conceivable crs-rs.src'f.
tls jew rt Lot lc-t % tte lir iv .f tl-s an' he
Nte Ics-ausat. la ss.es fam tlis -1ereacc tas jew
might - Christian ard tie l'ti' GAN Jew M. rts.
NJ Ias Chisutn word. f.i r1c ktv lr Gre r1 Hs-tsr
thl1 RE 8ss of ths lsr p bar are so ugc1 ao more cl
r.t!s has Eey ftI srrrt 81 higher csrsnsstor -.
H. .H r "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

~ Mr.. Robert Morrison OF Whe.li,. :
wp killed TIE other ssy By an Ihsh ssr-,,, - "
that the sf.ir originated In s.a1It -, 20 rs,,
ne servtut 40 70 cook is the family a ~ r~i.s
rs is under arrest u
IL Tho store Of P,ngree & chipDsn g,
phsrs y wss dssiroysd - &c "a the ia ~, ~
% goods or e. 0ss No rsursnss u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

Contributions Tor their relief wrrs tsirr eosetss 81
v.,.r <<rvrvsness disrsistsd % ftsir sFfistsree
Tr- riiFrstior too tsf mss with So rrvsftss On WN
g0r-s on fh- routhern Oregon route ylrE th'1ih te
Tsu0n iuteuecisd ty kofua hivcf h-fe iea.'n PelN-
-sfs we're ra s-rs'ss ty lcF revolving ana brutal mar
d-rsr sltsr sea c3lr-sd inoscfu.naie a. . so OF
FsrscE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08
rVuw-TUuN rRsUNE.
MONDAY MORNING NAY 6

" Thoss Of Subscribers who are victims sad par
elephants ofthe vcsof moving requested to give nor-
nation Of their new residence. the oos Il TIE Trib>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

In he CT, ~ E.~ York by Rev Hs.. On H..
Aprii W. ROBERT KEMP SLAUGHTER. ~ 49,
OF Sss-York. - 81. VIRGINIA l. BRADLgY -
s. ssrst .sr ~ Dr. A :. Bradley Of S,r.,osa sp,,.
% vii the ssrstsss papers Pissss copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

PgizE FrsHr.-r~o boys named Thomas D1ify
Ar fstlss Ksnay wsrs sfre.tsd ~ 9lesr DoTs1n on
satss of going aso vscsat 1T ald engaging Ia regular
2rrs fsht They bad seconds fought several roun1s
in ph.sh botl we're sossilers1y Injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

P0LIcE Henry Fmuegan was examined ~
silucaJ b. Jna-ss Gsrfson charge q h.yrs sob
ssiSl alt soms arusiss 0f csohiug ffon AncreW q
E -s.ldins ir fiushins avenue hs was releadss z 2
aasrllrs.gE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

1876
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

PEEU.-By the U. 5. siooP-ogwar Por;smoutl,
.sisa lsarn tas, ,ns Hlstsr of Foreign Aaala
ftz .oiAu hat fssgnse 10 con.squsDsa o. ioms mlsa-
.cs-latils wiki the PTts.lsEl. Don Maths Ls9a he'd
5ssa shsssn - supply tGs place.
NJ rti Adams. tae British 8nistsr. had rslurnss .
Cal3 Do sLs ,tmgs1l. Ias Peruvian Cover lne1t
nos recsivee Tie h-s. communicated OBJ rnch - l1-
sounced Us nisssn Uyou lls kr. Adams h4d stsreis-
81 90 the Govern ent second nas, andrg hat ny
alslf dxs t1s when tl-y decide snsthsr 10 r.
es4Ts AN " not All vseu, rsss.yss, be should htys
biz ssslsEcs.
bsLfFlA zen BtliTian fle lAie President q 3o'ir.
arrived a. sanuAzo About me IN Or Ts3rssry Ard Wa
rspor.ee vel eon'satsi Eh hia rssds1ss A. Chlli
whola he hRe 5e.n vel. lgs1.
Tue E1.7arsao Adclrs fags ihst tns Marine Com
a.laEr. Lad r.esvsa C-si rctse the Collector ~
Casa and Port Captain :. C.sjs a. .st ohc,I.
= he Baivan Atrinisrslcn, rsica lsr cs7es Ia con-
'cqlesce ~ iao R-f1tca1 movement be- favor 90 ssn.
felaiss--1Et i-z-n PRsstgs beard ne ship Chill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

The Havana journals have receiyed Intelligence
rem G-st-u1A ~ ,le Ga Go T5e Vics Prss.deni bad
.sirrd pr11I.ua'icu sluD-r1.ls il-t Cen Cabrera
,sl1t fle fIlrflls lI fls lacs. llf
pre-a-ce rarlrE Tess rre-s l-c-ftag 10 ID. llrl e.
Anl.hrr nl-1r has been -l-1 PSI gllns iltafn-
it-lF l- -ssion 81 D-1of-s the Asi9rs Convention
coavtred - -l- sl-rss % Jsl - fa1-5 clanssl las
90 -urrsf in t1s CABINET
- gsrc- i1 Gestemaa from san slysicr repre-
s-as solB -r uauqlfl.y relsl ~ i1-is. g-e lsT9
l1smtrlssi itea lnsara lsl ceetrar D1rufe1 1slcn
sl1siel President aad Jose Fs.E QaircE Fs- Pre-
AleaL
Peas. era al s'f0 trsgs 81 Orb Cost, Res uadrr the
ss11fa sfra41 rf NJ Cass. Ga Gle lort Ferr-ary.
Geo. ares e.tscte1 us qlsrers n s % An11ul9
tv ls irfurf-sts 81 SIZE nl1sr " of l1 mer. TIE
o1psof T-rs rtiaf9eed y in1ss Of 80s11s snt
l1- 20 thsif snL sls les ps - lie Govern
meat uossl as uffinE active mcaslref wsrs bsIg
t.kea pat 1cEl lh. flsurg "a t1a rsesEs11a order
AS0THER MURDER ctwecz the hours Of aad
~ oclcck ntsh James EsrphJ. sho rss5sa Ia Bur
gees Boa 30 hst iore 81 ssY rith az viz Gaia
srlns. az ssTgzk tsrs slalsat ~ s-1esrs her -srn
fhf % sans I'd hrsE4lnE hs- IecE Ta- "a ~
nie1iss.y srrtfs- BY usfchUer q cd4n ard Co1rr
sld conveyed 20 jul th- woman brsains- 5ur e fsv
riorsrn after Al ~ Coroner Prsff SEES f1r 80
tex ehsrss % ~ L1sJ SIC % regfes-1tst A. assns
ices sback nsiy 1-srr Nurrhy tla ne ~it-hmeu that
te1frlrE DR. sl4 p1- Of fhe rsl rae heard
fal 11su flsIrs $40 shea sea- l1 tft vhefe hs We
'oln1 sltu tn-s.d. fr- The qltlty % 'l9d Do sew
rsrli cf tr a % L7fla-f re uisnt htFa kiec
Der before Dr. thrsw t-r ccgn sr1s Mlrpty Is about
81 yeas OF ass hs lt's in gscr shea arrested,
als life flf 70 1aFs 1e1u p-ri-1ty ss1-r Murphy
hss been fally esGnlitsa Tor sXsuns-on Tussdsy
lsta- sosloa Transcript ca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

~ Hon. James 5 Green is announced as
to Loco POGO candidate for Congress IN tie IIIi District
OF Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

~ Pie attractions a, Tie Anne ran Museum srd
iV oh tl shlis In me ela, bag I'd week uofo stse
w. bl thau I'D he rfes.rftd NIes Nr.trIu. Ehoi
u hs isusrsisns snd c0ni'cliifies tH1fdsf uih ior
tbDrssr9s las vstt arpess sfsin o. day With Other m
ger' r.tsu Those turrrb scupfurtl diss.ivns West
eahl ' o. his house two IA since, ssiin 70 BE-
brop sht 'lt m ax cfiDuIa sd f-mpsrsucs sssay
.ftr. flrv 81 a. 10 snsa ~ snf Of nirr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

~ A s.eam0oiler ia tls cotton factory Of Nr.
Ah3H Of B,itlmsis, sKFlo9sd 90 saHrfsy arsfr0yil
11s sadiAg ard ss-fienrg re wind 81 .ls bulc
m i1e ric.shy No Fsriol Injuries, foriuLzss ,
he oPeisuycs NsEs a. a5sen: a. breakfast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

Il TIA ChGriesf3g Cgsrier states TIA. hai.
stones is 10 Ihai pace Toe - izsI zhlnz en- 70
0Eases AG9 ne4sanzT " "a inches Ia circumference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

h'orsLfsU DnNoSD PoisrED GoLD PEEs-R>mevel-
3 p. wsr'os CO. invite .hs pnbac 10 call \, tb.ir
HtU st.rs IS Wal b. snd sxsniue rev ssa improved
o q Pen Of tsar Own ncsnl'acfuis vhieh s warranted
% wear I've Js>f', and Ehish 10 ulsq4asd Tor smooth.
ns'i lai h'HbiiiJ e., wtsssvsr t1. poot cons. %
k.chsisu' pen. rev ore is slvsa without ehsfts-
Th.y srstss rnoss econori.h pea in IL, world GOA
psrs repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

lLLISois.-The folloeiog nominations for State
officers were made by the Springfield Loco-Foco
State Convention on the 25.h ut
F,r GorsrR0r. AUGUSTUS FRENcH.
90 10 G0rera0r. Col. WILLIAM MCMUErsr.
Sc 81 S,oae.. Gen. HosscE 90 LAY
4 4dif9r .--.-- THOMAS IA. CsNrBELL.
treasurer ...MuT1N CAEPESTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

/ . y ~ TO AsencY 80 Ths Tnsuos bsit.nss v 3.
IALMs aaiy receiving advertisement sad 'uo'erip-
cLa - - D-'t RAD NOS widely eiTsuss1 h--spsperf
ol i 80 2t~es vr which he IL appointed hs sssoi snd
Al.llI-k a b Lr.rs.ar b..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

To TaE FusLrc-I hereog oaer aud agree to forfeit
GOD ii do not ss 50 god Bsoss for s. 81 a. ar. sod
10 to city for 8 or s. I'D furthermore agree 70 s-
i-i the sane ifsnY other store sells good Boots for
- 90 - sell have LARGEST retail trsds Of any
store ia ts city I'D sh8 end.ayor 70 keep BY telling
better Boo" a. lea. prizes hsa soy Of my com sr,O's
mJ-ef II 3. JONES. a AE1st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

e Thomas NJ. BvNesss Is the Wing candidate
for Mayor Of Provideleo. Il. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08
P.ucE.-Ol.lra Conne-Iy ~ . ol IL I'D

..i.iN - 10 ArfIiielF hL.l Aft N LNt
tfa q. while faEnl crasB on S.tur4ty eTruiug sl-c
ID fsiss gsFe his BANS thsfss Cook DO the sec
af rfe-fnE entrance irto hs e ~ of 81 su.s
Ns 81 " la- tf ltsIs lf false FeyG On search
r hi a. ls See on House lrfs luu1er 0f Feys
fond lob MS F1ssesf0n. wlich De nsi sydeafT sc
rom he oafs la which fheT ntd been c sIrfus the iag
DaC lf them fk1s.ed 19 Wallet Fes1nf itary; e..
.rrsr -ai.d storf of IS Nss,al.at a. Wills macy bad
F-e1 converted into kastsn kefs ready f.r fensra
~ te % lk-rs ana avs zh4s- sl have
been r-5s9d SHOULD el % lc xsn Ward Police s.al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

CoSoREss-The Senate was not in session on
Saturday.
The House of Representatives vas engaged On
private claims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

The Ioca Freeman .Abohtionl comes to as WIZ
very urgent request ior an exchange which we
had decided n accord when. on looking al its
leading Editorial, we 'ound there string OF 'ueh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

n GsoRes VIRTUE % John ST. has just issued
part 81 Of the Illustrated Family Bible TIE engraving
IN tbs Number u IAs Arch u the Via DoleTosa.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

TO THE LADirs-Frcncl iats received By ths Cuehs.'s
DOrlesus M aasp,v KENP, ,eS sIoa3war. eoru-r u
Female ., VII. open The day to essss Of PaH, ss ast
Grape souns,s selected .zprssy Tor her Psrs ron
the iatsst and bssutiu styles, Witch shs viii b
happy 90 show h5r custom~rs uyflv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

EscArE of PRISONERS Information was re-
rsgel i4 tht Ci yesterday that pdfoa.r named rhos
Gat-ry bad srscsd BIO escape from che jsil a. " hfs
flsils woman by tle name OF Mary Ilira5sth Fiytt
er-i o ssltencs nar uesrly expired aso escaped
ts. Is sspgcsed % have flns IN silh Gsfsrty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

The Senate fas not been ia session to day. IT,
the House private bills were acted upon. NJ
MARyIN of our State made very clear. sucriuct
lawyer like speech upon the claims ofB X. MEADE
which has been before Congress time mot mind.
Mr. MARyIy opposed the claim, and probably With
ennc-r.LYc elIlrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

LAniss' STRAW BOHNsls.-J. HAaLgy viii opsa
this day % his store So Ha.ieo lane Do ~ IN.
most bsaut.fo slrA~ Snd French Laos Bouaeis. all q
which viii be 'oa ST wholesale price. L,jes would Do
wsli 10 call aud eK.cin-. 70. HARLEY,
my6 liz % Naldonlsbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

- P.rEsr Chr BAz.R ior samm-r use lCor sad Car.
mans passnp This artIels hss bee, grssuy Improved
with eaitron TOP, &C. md ls recommended % b aver
superior article TO- complete Sumner cooking stove
Aso hand yiss ss3rteas Of tu bakers ana air
t,s.t and rtb,r ,,okf,s sfova. ~ 90 ,rfaaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

Inquest on saturday Ne body of found In asr
rstt of Cfo-ist snovn M Oh Brewery From Oh 0
a-VaIg-f state Cf deccuF1slf0u in VII ch iha boy
f1snd the jury wers ur-bs 20 ssssn tbs Of hs
death. TIE corstfed hsf hal0srrcfirf tied with q
tra kn-t fcul1 his cock Ard about ~ Yeas ~
Tstias toto o. 5gut th- infamous character tbs
place where as was found. here fs d0lbl bu' that
ctne @. bic Death hJ fool Coroner hsd
lCrrs co The ssm1 daT on che body OF ufi1t found
-ics in tho " houfe the Second svsnue bl.
.fssrs postmoram examination blythe dostor the Jury
fsIa O e. gard Ice Of sfilt bore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

PAusoLs, PARas0Lsi PARAsot,. i--ksssgrr
WHlELER 81 Caiharos-sf desire 10 can tie 81 ti'uiu
,ttsrtos Of the Lsoiss 20 eEets.vs sae q Pasca
which will tske phase 81 th ir dBrns tSdsJ
and he rouaisdsr Of ,tis week Great blIslus VIII,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

Da.f,rL0R, BALs.M % LivrEwoRT SIS BowESY-
person adv.rusins sspcrous article, formerly sgsot q.
30 BoWery h no issfe,t " essnscfoa wiki TIE Old
'Hd onfla orss, nor Il be agent nc pr3prstaF Par
ehA'su mus b vary ssrefui aad procure tbs Eessns
medicine .S75 Bowefy, and 81 tho whosssls sepoi, 20
bsesnAn't sa8 cerneg Cranberry ana Fulton .'s Bsoos
Ign This 10 the only senens pfsgAIsSH Of Liverwofi
All osheu are dangerous AID sp-IiOgs
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

TN pursuance flaw JAMES X POLK President Of the
II United States OF America do hereby declare and make
known that public sales will b. held at the ud rnsntoned
Land Offices 70 The State OF louisiana the periods heren
after designated, to wit:
At the land Office at oPELoUsAS, commencing on Mon
day the sixteenth day Of October next for the disposal Of the
public lands situated within the townships and
parts Of townships, viz
North et The base hne and east Of The principal meridian
Township one, Of range two
Township one, Of range three
South c me base hne and east Of he principal meridian
Townships twelve thirteen, and ourecn Of range three
Township twelve, Of range four
Township ten, Of range une.
South t base hne and we Of e principal meridian
Fractional sections eighteen and nineteen Of Lake Cali
cassu ~ township thrcen and the fractions Of sections egh
teen and west oCacsssu pas and sections thirty
seven % sxeght inclusive in fractional township fourteen
OF range nine.
Township eleven Except the south bali Of section one, the
north bali a twelve the south halves Of fourteen and hheen
the north halves cftwenyone,
the south half Of section twenty 1--WE, and sections
throne 70 thrysx nolusve sections one, two twelve
thirteen, tweovtour, twenty-five twcnty-six thry-two,
hryhrte, hirtyfour, and thrty-hvc. and lots numbered
seventeen TO seventy nclusive In township thirteen and sec
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

AN ACT making appropriations for the payment Of royo
onary and other pensions Of the United States for The wear
ending the threth June, thousand eight hundred
forty-nine.
Be enacted By NE Senate and House Of Representative,
ofthe United States Of america in Congress asebed Th.t
the following sums be and the same are hereby appropriated
Of any money in the Treasury not Otherwise
for the payment Of pensions for the year ending The ,beb
Of June one thousand eight hundred and forty. nine
For revolutionary pensions, under the act Of the eighteenth
Of March, thousand eight hundred and eighteen i an
ton unexpended balance remaining in The Trea1urv !,
eighty three thousand eight hundred and o,ys
and cen fourteen thousand hundred and tyen
ty-two dollars and ffty-seven cents.
For invalid pensions under various acts two hundred and
sixty thousand dollars.
For pensions 70 widows and orphans under the sc ~ N,
fourth Of July thousand eight hundred and y.s /,
addition 10 unerpended balance remaining IN the T,
Of one hundred and hyone thousand hundred and s
dred and forty three dollars and sirty-four cents
For pensions o widows, under the act Of the second Feb
tusry, eighteen hundred and ory-egh in sddi.on 70 IN
r-~x{~x - - ..
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

The PRESIDENT, in his gorifcation message
about the Mexican war and its fruits, sent into
Congress on Thursday, (says the Alexandria Ca
zette,) gives one side Of the story, emitting the
thousands Of lives lost and the millions of money
spent per contra. Having exercised Jurisdiction
and authority over the provinces OF New Mexico
and California, not under the constitution, but
!. under the law Of nations,' we observe that he
now snrrenders up his power, in a certain sense,
or rather turns il over to Congress, and calls upon
the National Legislature to establish governments
there, TO supersede those which he has already
established Truly, the prerogatiyes Of our Presi-
dents are assuming fearful aspect We marvel
that " was thought necessary TO invoke the proec-
ton OF Congress at all. The President had al
ready placed his proconsuls over the conquered
country, and established governments in them !
WHY not let ifbe2
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

seven hundred and twenty mine dollars and eighty
remaining IN the Treasury Of former sppoprsion1or the
payment OF penon under the Of seventeenth june egh
teen hundred and foryfou hundred and thirty thou
sand two hundred and seventy dollars and thirteen cents.
For halfpay pensions TO widows and orphans, payable
pended balance remaining In the Treasury eight thousand
seven hundred and ninety dollars and four cents nine thou
sand Ave hundred dollars.
For aeaages prior the first Of july thousand eight
au payable ne o'ces o. 'ne SECOND
three thousand two hundred and dollars and forty five CENTS
eight hundred dollars
Sec. And be ii further enacted, That the proviso to
the second section Of the entitled An act making appro
pratons for the payment Of revolutionary and other pensions
of the United States for the year ending the the June
Thousand eight hundred and and for other pur
pcses approved May seventh eighteen hundred and forty
six be and the same is hereby repealed
Approved June &c, l64S.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

Great Ratification Meetings have been recently
held at Urea, AUBURN, and ROCHESTER, in New
York, at which great enthusiasm was manifested
Tar OLD wmG FIRr BEsISSIse ro BuRS The
meeting the Exchange to aty the nomination Of TArLoR
and FLLNoaE, Of the gratifying Wing demon
STATIONS have witnessed Il reminded of some
Of the oupounngs Of the people used witness s4O
The immense hall Of the Western Exchange was crowded
almost suocaiion. Gov. JoSEs will be seen by the
regular proceedings present the occasion and we
can say, in all sincerity, that listened more noble
eHor than made by him.
Wing Ratification Meeting was held at GAL
WESTON, Texas. on the 10Th, at which Gen. JOSEPH
BATES presided, and resolutions were passed fully
endorsing the nominations made by the National
Convention
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

teen the fraction Of tsenyonc ST. Johns Island and Sec
tons twcntyt twenty twenty twenty-five ana
thrty-sx IN fractional township fourteen Of range ten
The half Of section four and sections ve SIX
eight eighteen nlneteen' and thirty In township twelve Of
Township nine, sections x incusye and sections
nine and ten, township eleven sections twelve br
teen fourteen, twenty three twenty -four aud 10
township twelve, of range twelve II = =
Fractional township Of the Sabine river and Sec
tions one, two, twelve thirteen twenty three,
twenty-five, twentysix, and hirysx, Ia fractional township
eleven, OF range thirteen
AT the land Office at OUACHlTA, commencing on Monday
the twenty day Of October next for the disposal of tie
public lands situated within the following townships
North Of The base Ane and east of the principal a.eridia
Townships seventeen and eighteen of range ten.
Townships seventeen, eighteen and nineteen, Of range
eleven
Lands appropriated by law for the Schools military or
other purposes, win be excluded from the sales.
The Offering of the above mentioned lands will be COM
menced on the days appointed and proceed in the in
which they advertised with all dispatch until
the whole shall have ed and the sales thus cosed
But no sale shall be kept open longer than weeks no
the expiration of the weeks
Given under my hand the City ashngton this seventh
day OF July, ano Domin thousand eight hundred and
forty-eight
BY the President: JAMES X. POLK
RICHARD NJ YoUNG hat
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

The opposition to TAYLOR and FILLMORE that
existed among the Wings in the city of New York.
in consequence of their disappointment about Mr.
Clay, is about all hushed. The effervesence went
off in the Park and at the Broadway House. We
knew that the sound clear heads of the young
Wings here would soon get the command of their
warm hearts. All right now. We have thought
il necessary to say thus much, because the Loco
foco press all over the country is trying to make the
most Of the little emeues we have had here. We
shall be disappointed if New York city does not
give TAYLOR and FILLMORE five thousand majority,
and Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jersey City, and
other suburbs, in proportion.-N. I. Express.