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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10
,Iousfrcus Justification.

The True SuAof Saturday has q leader Oh Cen
traliz alton" replete with such fables as these
"Ia 1853 the lFsoerall Constitution was adopted By
the people, amid fierce opposition from the ffsnos o.
strong or pattrnal form y government. approaching
powers Of monarchies The strength Of such soVsnmt
was 20 consist IN large revenues AID standing army
These friends OF a Y central or federal soveinuel'
we're called FedeTass Iii little singular mat these
mona chical sentiments should have been entertained
most strongly In those states which had ever, as eoos
enjoyed the most republican form Of gov lnmeIii--ls
Massachusetts while those colonies that lai from the
arsta moaafchicai form-ike NireinlG-slouit ie ne
most In favor OF reFubliosnsm and State Rights
Surely, there can be few so grossly ignorant -
not to know that all this is slsethat in truth toe
Federalisis were mainly the trainers aud support
ers Of the Federal Constitution while their sdver.
sares generally resisted it's formation aud tried
hard to prevent its adoption And yet, by the in-
cessant repetition Of such cslumnies as the above
the sham Neairss would seem bent on max lg
History 4 delusion and Truth lie Bat they vii
hardly succeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10
-windiipg- Gaiiibiiify Of >cw-York l,.,.
So oalsAy. necenest,Llsn



70 Editor q ne Tribl g.
You have NJ doab, noticed Ia our pspsrs -,
o0e ofour cuzsns has been demanded lndersn.
QUESTION from the Governor OF the state NJ Ne.
York charged With the heDioas o4slce Of ,sios
lias. or rather aader mildcr name # yoa pea.
Of buying scos auder false pretences. d. Fett.r
which is the name " the person alluded 20 e.
here yesterday 10 custody Of hoe proper eiHce,
and DO hone that the merchants Of Pines, II
change, and Broad st. IN your City. Will not on.y
make A. ca ample As nan. ga, loos up ne sooi rou
Witch lhey have begun, b. teaaodcs Of orr eaNrruc
NJ. D., an1 S., al Of whom lave aaJfits
acted ~orse han Feiisr. ToETe ycu raus'ise sfisl'
grocscdiny. woud be hardly Necessary o.. The Trade bts
with you s. wei as n Boston vii iose ty the ferssi
rAstRs over $4,000. ard s.,urc you sssusscs ri
10 feel ~ hose loo-.t repeated transactions il om ay
nat there IS stain spou or commercial escuilasco
.ai.h tear % Will ,skes irnS time g. sTtcs These
.nf have REGARD Tor nemseFe' fiefeanfs sns
consequently when they emsrsie Norin' flti care PEE
ur ~hif prise. ihey promise o. pay E s'oj5 is When
they are ppci o4i here they throw them a'0
fiou and sell them Tor shat thcs VII nag ~ ese .lH
them toe trade here ai much lees ICES thn .'a ca
can or have bought shear az. Ans when We ittof aHaa
,ht constant ard Increasing communication iffrf Nfa
Ol'ean. ami New York. am much SURPRISED i tf s1
hity u yc4r inrofle-s-n-n w1' CERT iinf s'4uf o.
the mont rank 90 cnnHltitN Nh' -|r. 81" 'Att ..t.f
OF u1 care O. whom hey give credit Hsfr ss it 'sE
sur s,is lr tiss. cfDs. Les chem ll lc u'iN.t. A.i
search ~ hives .aioD be- niafs iu Ncnfefs. ait iet
fhe uiprest ll. 90 tbc Jaw te piiet when. siA
hope car De iole bat s0uy to 80! rot Ir louie
isui.
The best anl safest nsa have ever hatt' ne head
OF our Banks oel day or tef since mean bfais
story FNr go't cool Ial-most, n,si ior', ali
capfoy A. preslel. ih2 Bsrk c' Louisiana. "e asFi
never hst his cQus and vly much fesr be place sirfoi
BE- et Much sptc elton i.uo~ going on a. fo MO W
take his place. Let yolr English ueuts who as ~,
sfockhlilcrs Ws a.. he Nes loik snasehosfis, l-
Ger wei 70 whom they .hcil plrcr c attorney.
understand sire ty land dals before tao tr~l a
Mr Sory) applications have been seus 20 sour li,. 81
lex Cor the control of The socg The election f President
takes place on the lh OF JAnuay The present Dreccr
IL com posed 81 O.. sound boly oi tns OF lru lI
dependent fhemicvesas Gao be hro4sh, tscae ln OR
cry. Athe h-Nf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

KrNTUcKY,-The new Legislature OF this State
met at Frankfort on the 3ls, ult when X. A. PAT
rERsoS Whig) was unanimously chosen President
Of the Senate-Messrs X. Todd and John l. Helm
Wings Who were also proposed promptly d.
clining. Theo. Kohlhsss was reelected CLERK
Lieut. Gov. Dixon spologized by letter for his non
attendance, bis farm lat Henderson, being iuul-
dated and bis moyabes destroyed or endangered
by the food in the Ohio.
la the House, on the first ballot the vote fer
Speaker stood
james o. Hardy, Loco..s' Theo. u. Brcwn....---.la
Le.iic COMBS james L. BackneT.
j. uarsGrt.-- o: NJ choice.
Al Wings but Hardy. Fourth ballot
Leslie Combs =. Bucknsr ..........is
rheo D Brcwn........i7 J G. HARDY ............s5
len. Combs perenptoFily withdrew his name
so did Gen Hardy and ]. 7. PFat. was nom-
mated Siterward, J. 5. Barlow; Gen. Combs wss
again nominated. but insisted CO declining Eaal'y
on the second day, Jan. y James 4 Buckner
vas chosen the vote from the hrst having been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10
buslness Notice .

EXgcrroTs SALE oP VALUABLE RIAL EsrAff ~ ~
FIRM WAED-sit1ated on Broadway, Whitost and Ls'
penafd-st
Tie undsrsi. ned executors Of The last viii I'D s''"
msnt Al CoLLiS REID. deceased. will sell public s-s
on a. the Merchants Exchange Wednesday, ne iis
rs at y o'clock noon, by HALLIDAY MILES sue,.91
een the following deirsble property viz The w. veg
eligible lois grounds with the brick stores thereon has.
Ing modern fronts, lying tue norh~esleornsf u Breed
way md Wh!test. and known q i9 aud 30 Droad~ay-
Also the valuable lots, ia the thfoss0ry and sc
bdck buiding thereon, known As - aud q Wh.est D.
ins the second sld third lots wesl from Broadway
Also the loo g. Llsps asrdst being bird ron
Broadway, having large lwo't5ry end attic bct h0s's
thereof with sod basement I'D brick .itss1
e. Titles lndispuiable Terma Al sale. For fsuhsr H.
formation sppiy 70 WILLIAMS, i9i P.ar-s &C asfo'
Msdsaans, CT to the Aueiiolsss. where nsps may b.
Sisnec, John ADAMS
TO- = WILLIAMS
10 IL lS0t kAec.tors. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

rT TBs MUSEUM continues 10 be the center o. siiftc
ZION 70 the great Of seekers after sufsmrn ine
will doubtless continue such long it. present efficient
cement 10 continued To-day a variety OF a1it'-
ments tese place afternoon and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

TIE RIcEsLrEU DiA1oSD-PoiSrso Goto Pm, - OILY
The fac. thar this psn Is iovars5ly Narrated Is ne
,roesss proof oflts superiority, ard u. lnsxarpsG %
palsrty & he's otssneG jssthes be assertion thar 80 .
the bee, sad ehs.psst pen ia the ~oro" sod ~ B 4
W.7sos = Co IS william - door below Wslisf
and j. T. SAVAGE, q Fsl,oast COD pens and oises y
every description, wboiesss and retail, ~ ths loves
price. God peas At 81 Ell IS sla 81 50 Cod pess1
paired O. exctaDzed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

Flour and Grain were ~itcout change 70 day.
PORK, In toe bog sold az Sass crs for the ordinary
lo,s. S4les VI " nlssy were made at - cts.
The Sluitern mail sGs landed az New baltimore
THIS u.ornirz WeLave bad 10 boat since Friday
The passengers we're Landed Il Hudson Yesterday.
n toe Nor~ich. We had shut six inches Of
soog this morning and the weather now is very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

II -Four thousand five hundred dollars were re-
cs.vse al ~ Az Aurislsysry Barsv IN Fsnsaa IA.
Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

CLARK, eEorEEs 4 Cos coio PEss-Tas nosi sss-
.f1 aud torsbfe PEG, are nsusfsetarsd and so1
wholesale sOd retail by CLAax, Bsors,s Co >
Jonass Of Nassau where is b. fund ia gfssi
variety Of styss, PEGS ard =, he love" mari"
nrfr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10
ls- The following are the standins Committees


of the New.York Senate
Claims Cook Floyd and WILLIAMS
Ein1acs-l svrencc. Ayrsrlt and Adams
J.iiTdrv -Wukln Fine ani cee.
lhii'ary Arqirs-Haii, Cock sod " -i.fr
Cfrai'-Eullof. smith and Martin
Raiiroafs-C ornwti. Johnson and Fine
Roo1f and brtiJS -Gttlc1. Smith aut lFet1~--
Liicro,4r.-BOnd Hawey and BU,h.
Siafs Pri51ss-S hal. Reus aud lt'e
Banks csa is5afans or.1les-Ayrssii. IAl-o.-. Ane
B0kee
Dira5n O., Tosas and CotaheJ-wnsus, Whl.ou, ase
Fox
A2rrc4lfurs- sD.h. Johnson. and Ayrsult
Comr1oe Q A0cigch'n-Bureh Bets and 'rcs'
Mar 4facflrs-C'sTk. H,viey "a r.
usd,aai >gcisifs aas Clhsges-FoX, bloNnson. go
Fuller.
Pripiisg,, e78 Ese.isHs--Bush. Aisms sri WnEe
EnSrosssi Bills II H.i. Floyd. snt BnTch.
ls5ils sSsVf-Johnson. Gtdoes, sid ero~r'on.
rrpirfsg Llu,-C4ie. Bgrca aud a. a.
pabc Erpssoir,s,-rfos' Bets aud FIX.
incorporation + cv,ss AID yllds3 g Ice, 5 4
HI ana Honf.
pptir D.t54B0, -rreaiweu c'ok anf wnain.
Pcor Lars-C e. smith al CornesN.
Csaridbs as3 e. i2o<s Socsstss-Lts, Wl'ans md
Frost
Rsfrs1chmsqf-Morion. Adams aud CLARK
GriSa os-Foyd. Lawrence and co's.
Psthc frrasg- Brovrsoo. rsmoln snt W. HA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

~ MI DAVID D. GRlswoLD Of this City is
sbou. to visit the Counties Of Detchs-s and Ulster
Tor TIC purpose OF delivering lectures on Temper
s1ce Il has never been our good fortune to hear
Nr G bu' we have the testimony ofothers entitled
30 cur confidence that he is admirably qualified u
euHghten and arouse the public mind on the great
sabiect Of Temperance The FshkW Standard
says:
Having IA! an opportunity Of listening the pare.
classic and impressive eoqusnce % this talented young
zcneman lev evenings since AZ MstteawAn, vccheer.
fully bar testimony .. o. nis exalted merits, ard win All
confidence can say hat Tor csrness q conception purity
OF .le and chasisnsss o. expression, with easy ani
graceful manl.r OF delivery adapted - The slhmiy and
iness sentiment which 5realhes throughout; hs whole
discourse .ay without Psr'ice o. hesitation that 90
xperltnce VIC have seldom listened - his equl.
This is high commenda alton. aud We trust our
young friend may 90, disaPPoint the expectations
il is calculated % excite.
TAYLOR DEMoNsTRArios The Taylor meeting
% Toe Chinese Museum 10 Phi.adslphis on satgr.
dsg uigot asst IS laid 10 have been quite namer.
oas.y s.teldel Dr. J. R MITCHELL presided as.
sisted b. several Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
Letter. we're read from J. r. aud Q. j. lsGlksoLL
L.syls c LEWIS, Gen SHIELDS and Others apollo
sz1g 'or non-atfendance. 4 series Of Resolutions
wa Submitted by Gen. PETEk SKIS SMITH Editor
o O. Native paper IA Pniadslphial ssd adop,ed.-
Tie meeting ~. then ably addressed by DAVID
PsUL Bsows, Esq
- I, j. sa't that The call moved Ia toe House
OF Representatives few days ago Tor Z copy Of
ihs Instructions 70 Mr. sdeli VII be peremptori.y
refused co ;b- ground that i is inconsistent With
public interest and TIA, the House hss % rizh. y
maze sqcn cali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

Y Hon. RICHARD FIsrcHER declines % &C.
cegt toe Zee u Justice Of tie Saprems Court Of
Massachusetts. Governor Briggs has nominated 10
he Coaocl Hoa Charles Alien OF Worcester 70
al the existing vacancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

corroS STATEMENT.
oh,o-Loeo.Foco Nomination. for Governor.

Nsw.ORLSAss Jan. --Arrived--ships Charlotte
Dovnes joan Cosier, 2 bert Parker, New-Yors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

Bosrox ArLA.-Bsnjamia P Poore, ESQ who
has been for time past the Paris eorssponcsns OF
the Atlas has now become coInse,sd with tia, pa
per as It's literary Editor. The accession carrot
tail TO add to the interest ~ It's columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10
BROoKIYN AFFAIps-

SHIP FEvER-Dr Ingrabsn Pny sicisn 10 the
Kings Co. Ams-Hosse, Is dAngeIousy u with the ship
fever, contracted ia ths dscharss % bis professional du-
ties There have recently been great many cs.ss OF this
disease at the AIm-Hoass sni D1 In his Efforts to
alleviate toe suferl3ss Of lis pa..snts has become
TIM 70 ice cisease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

~ For nsnuf4ctgrsrs who pfspassi 70 supply
sou.hssa snd Western purchasers - well a. merchant
aud others q thu time 20 adgsr's 10 distant payers
1. caa b. done A. PALAlas Agency, IL the rabsn.
Buil4tp.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

~ Lea & Blanchard OF Philadelphia have jaN
issued an edition OF Don Qruorrs n two volumes Nth
numerous illustrations by Johsnno'. Dons pnlosoph, s
not awsys sous but nevertheless his writings viii always
be read Sometimes he dscoarseth gIAvely aud uuy.
Thus for instance, doth he hasngge tho ne Ga poor
soldier;
He either depends on his wrctehsi paw, wbca cores
late or perhaps never, what he can pf,r. VITA
Great par' OF his ne aud conscience Sometimes he
ukxetress such that hs sashst bun donhs' him
both flr nueJy and shirt and 10 the midst ~ Winter,
beng the open deld what has ha 10 ~srm him Nohns
or, breath ofhs mouth which issuing out Of empty
pacs must meets out c1lt asanst all the Jules Of
Nature. But ei welt until night, and zee whether his
ned will make amends for those Inconvenience That,
t he not his fault will offend In poiu Of
rOwncss fof he may out many feet ~ Earth
a. be poases and roll himself thereon ~ pleasure without
fear OF runpliDg ths sheets suppose now ma DAY and
hour como of taxing the degree OF hl. profession and
would say suppose the day Of battle come. and then BIZ
docsors cap will be OF lint. 10 soms wound made oy
mnsset. which perhaps has gone through hs tesplss
or crippled min in the eg Though this should rot
happen and msrcif Heaven should keep and preserve
him alive and unhurt. he shall remain perh-p. ~ ire
same poverty before and there must happen second
and thd engagement, and battle after battle. AMI b
must come on victor from them all, to get hing
siderable by H. But these miracles sre seldom sen Bui
tel no. eonlenen, II you have observed IL. how much
fewer are they VINO are rewarded for their service.
than those who have pershed IN II Doubtless you must
that there - no comparison between he numbers
that the dead c9nnot b ckored up whereas those Who
live and are rewarded may be numbered with three "a
urea"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

q Piu,sfch mentloLs 0s;an plant, which the kisl'
Of ferss gave to their enyoys, aud in virtue Of ~sn
their expo paid wherever they went Avs'J
Useful plant this aud Yet asf useful-svsn ss
hitting Piasrcks s,ory 10 be trues psspnsiod o''
certain root OF modeEa celebrity. SAsDss s.s''
SILLa IN It's remedi. sd-st In diseases " the ia 'H'
glands, and sas fe'hy tDfe, possesses fss higher '"
consideration isan the pecanisFy charm attributes = 20
Persian plants f,r what money ~ heslt5i sns ms
sihla the reach Of very soesrs' from the shove e
Of disease, who l. wise saous h to ihis prePsA'.
Prepared ana sola, ~hoiessis and REAL. By a D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, o'rra - y"
lisl-st. 27s Broadway, and n East Brosa~sy ~
Sold also By Drassists generally throughout ,a'
sspssx Price I'll pss bSss.s, or ns botass ies %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

THs Psrxrux OoLD Pcs. 81 25,iay es has a. tas e.
tsblishnent Of w GsEAros Co n cedar't. 'cgsshef
with some thirty different styles Of Pens ccnsAns Ct
Browns, Hsyden'. sPeresr', BaslsJ,, consre" hes-
49, American AID otbef. al a. prcss lover tbse esa Be
founs Al any other house trade Colo Pens paired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

-, 4, Vhis General Connsittee, D@esmnef 2
1917 -R>ssirsd That IL BE- recoumcndSc 70 NC
elect 70 the General Co smtfee. 70 assemble a
House on " edne.dav Eveuiog ihe I'm ysrssfy osxt'
tlnstesd Of the sth J.oUafSD al oeoes r J" io' nv
par pose OF orssnixsflon. .,,<r>,v ch.s-,.,
AgRAHAM r LAW RENEE, Ass- On n
JosyyH K TAYLo-, {gscrstsyies ncs.
VILLAS L Sa.koLow.) J'o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

q 7ae Nos Eagia.s Lain R.fsrn League
viii hold public meeting in Boston. commencing
Wednesday, lash inst AL fsispds q Tsbnr ~
Land Reform are invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

EDITORIAL CHAssE.-rhe Deut,cis Sctssii pot
appeared on last Friday under the auspices Of =
new Publisher sud editor, the latter being Herr RI
DoLPB DowIAT, Of wsom a. zee Catholic
preacher we have heretofore bad occasion 70 .pesk
The Introductory Of our new cotemporsry is manly
and spirited We translate = few paragraphs
"FoS those who are No; already well lrf'rmet no tfe
subject, the supeoson may be uanrsl th@. .hsl --e
tic ScAssgscH tho organ q my religious opinions
MY labsrs IN Germany-as the Censorship q ihsi
country naturally prevented the pablo ogrnls from
muncatns-vere To- the ssestsT part directed 30 'o
l.i0as but political ends.
cit smy eonvsi5n tlst re ous dooifines 6s.eas .to
! pulpit rather than 90 political n-wspAPer
Accordingly, while have ehar,e u o. f.e 81 ...
sil no; become shuTeh-s 1zeiie.
"oa TIE o.nsr hard, especially 10 ra-s GOO CRY 70
Sew-yoTk the .con has become scavc 10 reslI. 90
ne TIA; an Communist, snd should devote b. gs.sf
which isi into ny hand. 10 The preaching Comm .-a
" word CT fhs' subject ai.o
lie who should maintain that ous Tf,.sni 900. IT.
latcrs pes.ss be either rsst sypssrl.s o.
maU o. the narr0vlsl nina
ThA, ths nob.e-t and most sigsa n.urcs O. - e
occupied with problems c. sraduAl tr4nsio rna.on
BY organic means o. tie relations wEch harden Is Ill.,
al uaaenlabe ,aeL
"sui :; !, pnssiss 70 D TIE iolss, ssss q
10 ~ord, 60 embrace with love 81 human Interest,". io
DID welcome 20 al Qrosrs>- Aac 90 WORK 11r
progress without beng CoEnullsi.
The srlaslPoti wl not BE- Cefn11Hnsi p-r@f l.~.
r.tsr Us previous tendencies sri sih sl H. ABILITIES
10 esHnaut all sndeavoE to gur,ls 90 same ,gls 81
hitherto"
TIE Editor slso says thar while tbe c.irsspsli-
enss, when have already given the psoer hish
reputation vii con:inss 70 sri.- ior t. othrs aa
Of tote n Germany aad elsewhere sil s.ao give .;
their aid is prospects are thas highly catering
- Hoa ANDREW KfssEDY ATE u c. rom
Northern Lad ana died at IadislApo.is f...- d.,s
since, OF Small PIX csagh; g. Maucielovu. OIL ais
~sy ibithss. HIS attack i. vii De- remembered
Sss the ease 4 the Sudden a5i94sl1lsl. Of the
ladiAHs Lsgi.'s.ars. 81 K VS. sens lorty.fvs
yeas ol5 and has len 4 vie aai several Young
children 70 smeat bis dse-ass.
~ RoBEAT w BOWS Of PrDce Georges
c0unsy, Nj. long - active snd .e-iiug Whig.
member o. eithsr branch o. tic L.gls at1rs. TX
ecu;ive COaacI. &C. died fas o.. a.rcs. deeply
regretted
e Hon. RiosARD FrsTcHEE declines % &C.
cegt TOE IT, u justice Of tie Saprems Court Of
Massachusetts. Governor Biisss has nolnias,od 70
he Coaocl Hoa- Charles Allan oi Worcester. 70
al the existing vacancy.
r. lie Nss Eagia.s Lain Rltsrn Leagss
viii hold a public meetias in Bosto1 commencing
Wednesday, lssh inst. AL fsiepis q Tsbnr ~
Land Reform are invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

Cont C4Iend r....IHls Day
cucru couAr -Nos 5. : 20, 81, IS IS. a., "a, -,
81, ID. 81, 81. IS.
Ccsx5s PLsAs-?a5as1si co sas1rl-y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

~ The GooDT,AR RUssES WAREHOUSE, 100 broed
way continue u keep hereofors the largest ant es'
assortment Of PaisEt Metallic Rubber Ovsrsboss II TIE
city The improvements made In M Good years pass'.c
fabrics within the pssl year truly 2risns az In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

" RoBEAr w. Bcwis o. Prince Gsorgss
County Nj long - active end !esii8g Wing
member Of e.ther branch o. TIC .gis.atars. Ex-
ecu;ive cOaacI, &C. died fas d. .nes. deeply
regretted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10
ArrEAPr AT BuaoLARr.-Ou Thardsy last, At a

ATTEMPT AT BUaoLARY.-Oa Thursday last, A.
ats hour ito the ulsni WAGON eostainirg or men,
Grove IN the vsse q Jznsict about nj e. from mis-
cgy ans halted near ne store 4 James Roberts co
fney ihel pr0cssled ard commence boring
the window souIe-, when As. Abraham p Leach one u
he arm, Who seyt H. the store, cst-f0sc a. hslf
operalons zai watched them Tor about hour win
ia.ed m1,ke; .nd cnaly shot A. tnen whefsppon no
r015ers led Iley succeeded Ii ROOFING TIE osel q
Rea.loa * Eenry OF sclas smail coA1se And liquors
EXAMINATIONS FOR AssJs.-rhe examination OF
fokn Wsch On a charge Of srs1n c1acatsd % SAT-
,rI<y. rssl Tag In hls o<iaS fsiiy committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

Mr. Helm old Clerk, was reelected !. c. Hera.
doa. Assistant; j. Gray ssrseSnt 81 Arms Mr.
Brsnhsu iwho lost an arm AZ Baeua Vista Door.
keeper.
Gov. Owsley transmitted his Message on toe lst
Ne does aot NEEDLE with Na.ionsl affairs farther
than BY passing statement that tots country Ia
sal afflicted with an unhappy war with Mexico
bat states that the State is highly prosperous in It's
Finances. having paid ont s3ss,s.7 during the past
year sssiost receipt os almost sxsc,ly the sans
amount leavins balance OF sig s4s in the Treas
ury Internal Improvement ia warIuy commended.
MASSACHUSETTS The tot owing are the othcis
aggregates Of the vote ios Governor at the recent
elections
srisss fwhis) ...ss742 SsWsll AL .--.....-s.l9s
Cr>hins (Loso).....sS ssS BAyiies (Ssive, -->stt
Brsg7s ovc a.. Osl ssatfnr'rs-.---------. 81
Toe vacancies in the Senate were on saiursA,
all 6lled by toe election Of the WhIg Candidates -
Ire Executive Council Secretary sud Treasurer
wil be elected to morrow TIE Governor viii
doubtless deliver his Message ca Wednesday a
%. before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

EoTE or TEAMS TO GES. TArLoR--A teie-
graphic Dispatch from Washington to a Sunday ps'
per says Wing Congressional eaucrs has been
neid. \; witch il was decided tina. Mr. Ashmun's
amelomelt to the vote OF thanks 70 zen. Tsy l1r
should be wishdrsSs. and the vote OF thanks go
modified as TO ineode Gen Scott. a resolution IN
favor OF Gen Tay Tor as the Wing candidate ios the
Presidency was either Withdrawn or voted down
" Mr. 0. ~ FosTER viii accept our thanks
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

RCxo0iD DEFALcAiIoss--W see i stated IL
a Sunday paper that there were rumors ia Wash
inztsn o. Saturday e Dedication ia the Trea-
say Department u e25.ooo also in the Post
Oalce Department, Somewhere North. Of $50 600
Where is the sao-rressary, with It's bars and
bolts. AMI dungeon terrors, that was to prove
pspeces against al vllAnies Of this kind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-26
FIRE q MARINE INSURANCE:

IF there Ia safety only in good security--in
order TO be secure re mast be safely Insured"
AZ HEN we hear of our friends loosing their prop
w erty by re,or that the vessel on which they have
made shipment of Produce or Merchandise is lost the
FIRST question we ask is were you insuredr Now five
feel such interest in the welfare ofour friends how
any risk the dangers that continually
roundingh his own property withou being able at any
time to answer the question If put to HIMSELF '.Yes
am Insured
The Camden Insurance Company of New
Jersey, well make insurance on Buildings, House.
hold furniture and Merchandise of all kinds-also
upon shipment ofProduce and Mercantile, on boaC
OF Steam Boats, Sailing Vessels, Canal, Reel anC
Flat Boats, n fair valuation and reasonable rates
OF Premium, and, OF loss, soon the CLAIM
can be properly adlusted--pay over the same.
ALLEN e.. HALEOCK, Agent,
Office on Main St, near Water,
mar9 Eva ,sville, la.