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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
Removal.
\. ARNOLD & CO..
IMPORTERS. JORBERS 4 RETAILERS.
Hare Rcmorcd 10 their Ncr Store,
No. 50, Canal Street,
Duc Dnnr EnHt nC liz Mimi linn linn 81
One Do0r E0M q he .Nf0Nd Mcy Harc so
Iong O'cHpicd.

one Door East Of the Sfand they hare So
Iong o'cHpicd.
IN anticipation Of this removal an extern
4 sivc stock Of RICH AND FASHIONABLE
GOODS, suitable 10 the season, have been selected in
Europe by partner OF the House large portion OF
which are now in store, and otIeIs are daily arriving
'1LkN.
Superb Paris Styles in all the new designs of the
season. 81 and "a changcabie and black Satin de
Chine, ~ chnugcablr Gross d'fgvpic, 81 and IA
clangeable PouIt de- Sole, 81 and IA black watcred
silks, Ponpnd3re and other nch styles Tor evening and
sorrcs Murccnc., SaIns, and Millinery Silks
ALSO.
French aud British Cashmcrcs and pcnincs, in
small, medium and bold designs Plain, Plald, and
Stuped Mcdonuas, Raw Silks, Amgo, GAIA and 9th
cr PadS, Victoria, tushmrres, N'lluos, Thlhet.
Clonkings French and English Prints. French aud
Scotch Ginghams
French Cashmere Long and Square Shnwl-, Rob
Roy C1n patterns, long. SQUARE, and Misses sile'
rich Prluted Tukara SlaWs, Embroidered Cashmere
Robes. Nlset"s, Manu.as. aud tioaks OF the newest
Paris shapes, colur,d and black Nulycts i.cm halt
yard to two yards wide
Also
Ladies', Gcutlru'cn's aud Chi,drens Hosiery of-v
cry description; Cotton, Nrliuu and L1mhswon In,
drrvcsts aud Pants " c~n uus'ruhabr and dum,s
tie Fonnrls; Bath and Whiting Blankets co1rc,
and white Conntrrpoucs and Quits IL Linens Cot,
ton and Linen Slc.'ina, Diapers aud Dlnash Tail,
Linen, Napkins and poyur Iowe.lmss together w.il
gencra! assortment at housekeeping articles.
ALND.
laccs Emhroidcrcs Incr Wells, GLOVES. Emhroid
cred Grape, Rohc~, Evening Dress Goods and Fame,
Articles
y. b. Family Mourning Of every description con
stnntiy on hand, ior which separate department ha
been provided
No abatement made in this Establishment, from tn,
price a k,d,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

The result of series of Chemical Experiments,
this Compon0d Ertraei ot feHom Doek and %rsap-
nra with other almost elnay pGw cnv"ri sgr!a ,b
nHa nnG l. e o FIRST ~ nn% DIV instance to which these
Roois-so long in use by the acuty-have been uni
ted into a Compound possessing due proportion OF
the peculiar virtues and powers OF ench. f., -
''s success Is nst''S,a' n',T,G ,s, ,,n
two vsars,
Its unrvacd power over disease, and great superb
or,'y over all SlmPie SarsapmiHa Nrnps' may be at
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoin-
w ted by the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
District of Chttenden. commissioners to receive, ,X-
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF all per
sons, against the estate OF Lyman Dorwin, late OF
Hnesburgh, in said District, deceased represented in
solvent and also all claim and demands cx-
hibitcd in offset thereto; and six months from,
the date hereof, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, do hereby give notice. that we will
attend TO the business otour appointment, at the dwell
ling OF Noble Parch, i'll lllneshurgh, in said District
on the first Wednesdays of November and March
next at / o'clock A. VI on each OF said days.
Dated this 9TH day of September, \. ID. lsiS
JOSEPH MARSH.
STEPHEN BIlNGTON,{ Commissioners.
JOHN : PATRICK. wlGi3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

To throw offdiscase requires a Simultaneous effort
OF every part OF the human system. 1t is perfectly
useless TO stimulate one organ 10 throw oil It's ob7tnc
tons unless all the other organs stimulated to Il
corresponding activity In order 10 carry along and
completely remove these impurities, the heart, lungs
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, &c, must all act IN
unison and harmony In follows that this state ulthe
organs cannot be produced by auy simple Syrup, or
Extract and that compound is needed, formed Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
TO Country Merchants.

INDIA RUBBER OVER-SAOES.
MILLS, TOMPklNS X Co.. have opened
~ at No. % John street New York. Store
Tor the sale OF every description Of India Rubber Over
Shoes, by the ease or dozen pairs. A. their Agency
i not confined to thnt o any one manufacturer, and
their stock embraces those made by the NauGatuck
Co, Ford 4 CO., TIE Newark Co, New Haven X
Providence Co., and in tact those oi
all the best manufacturers
of the County. Dealers will be able TO make their
selection OF those they best approve, and may be as
snrrd OF obtaining them mt the very lowest prices.
Ihe Para or common RHbbcr, Plain, Fig.
rcd, Furrcd md LjHcd,
Selected directly from the stock Of the Importers OF
tins years Importation will be found fully equal Ia
any IN the market aud Mt very iow prices. Having
Just opened, our stock Is entirely new and well worthy
the attention OF buyers. Orders executed with dcs-
patch ELLIS, TOMPklNS & co.
New India Rubber Walchuusr,
20 Jony STREET.
New \ urk, Aug. IL lSiS. wl6,w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

the various vegetable substances which opcrac upon
these several organs-lnd no; only tina, it be cDm-
PonHd of Such Substances but that the substances he
compound in snch proportions will produce har
honious action such compound is DIR. Guysotts
scientifically compounded, aud tested by the happy
experience oil thousands. See advertisement in auoth
ct column. Wl1wI
For sale by Geo. +. Harrington Burlington. and by
the Druggists generally throughout the United States
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
Joel Lun,i's Estate.

I'VE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed 10y the Hon. the Probate Court for the Dis
tct OF Chittenden. commissioners to receive examine
and adjust the claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate of Joel Lund late OF Burlington
in said District deceased, represented insolvcnt and
also all claim and demands exhibited III offset thereto
and six months from the day OF the date hereof, being
allowed by said Cour, for that purpose do there
fore hereby give notice that viii attend to the hu
sness OF our appointment, at the dwelling OF MIS-. Sa-
rah f.. Lund. in Burlington in said district, on the
second Wednc Stays oi November and February neX
At 10 o'clock \ VI on each OF said days
Dated this 10Th DIV OF October, A ID. 1913.
JOHN X. GRAY. l,,,,;..;o.,...
SAML HUNTINGTON. ! OO'''''''
wlGW3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Oct.

Reported for the Traveller.
At market 1900 Beet Cattle, 1890 Stores II pair'
JVokinr Oxen, ~ Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep an,
ard Lambs 1000 Swine.
Price Beet Catr--Extra Sc first quality 1913
ID do 81 81 do St1j.
Stores wear old sig TO l6 3 year old : IS to %
Hooking Oxen-ssalrs at $50. y and 100.
Cows and Calves S2l 81 36 and ~.
Sheep and l.amls-Sl,l1 -, 81 and 900.
Swinr-New York Hogs advanced from last week
we quote la5c Ohio 3.a3. int hogs ic.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
CElJiLE BEATTY.

a lies whose compilations are not as clear ms they
could wish instead OF rcsortlng To those poisonous
u,runrnnus in the form oi Cosmetics, &c should use
DR. C:uyso,t's Compound OF yellow Dock and Salsa
parIl.a. By purit,iug the Blood and eniyening the
circulation, 1t gives clearness 10 the complexion,
brightness to the eye, and elasticity To the step
Leaving that beautiful which sill was 50,
And making that winch was not
Vrxations rruptions on the face resulting from want
OF exercise or sluggish circulation OF the Blood, At
once disappear under Its influence, leaving rich
bloom of health that no cosmetic can lmpart. La
dies who have trlcd II express themselves surprised
and delighted,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

The following letter indicates its sanitary effect in
cases Of
DYSPEPSIA. GENERAL. DEBILITY, &c.

Waertown, Jefferson co , Nov I, ~
Mr. s I. Bcnncrt-Sir: am AT a loss to express
(w,h words what has been said in praise OF your
Compound Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparila
All who have had til" pleasure OF using it, speak offs
marvellous effects in removing disease, with much
feeling and heartfelt satisfaction, that am confident
now that no medicine III can boast OF lis superior
quail tics. Many who have been complaining for years
with pain in the side, burning AMI pam the chest,
dyspepsia genera debility loss oappcii,c illsnigh
>wcalS. salt rheum scroiuiain tact all the diseases
that in thus climate heir To, find III the yellow
Dock and SlIsapari!a all that Is requisite to make
them what they were in the days oi nraith, &c.
We ind that We have had some twelve dozen bot
tics in three months, and we are nearly out You
please send an equal number, and obgr yours,
nOYT Il GREGORY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

Hon. VIM. UPHAM of Montpelier, was yes'er-
day reelected U. S. Senator for the term OF SIX
years from March next
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
New York, Sept. 4, 1915"

~. II is said that some benevolent individuals
are getting up a subscription to make Gov.
Slade a member of the Free Soil Party for If b.
-Woodsh et .Mer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
Winter Eye.

SEED RYE Of the best quality, for sale
y at the Burlington AIricuurn Ware Iinuse.
PIERCE DANEI y GO.
Burlington. Oct ~, ISIS. VIC
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
Fan Willis.

OS GRANTS Fan Mills, / sizes
~ 10 GiaccS. do
For sale at ,hc Burlington Agricultural Ware.
house PIERCE DANEN 4 "a
oct. =. ISIS WI,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

GAME into the enclosure Of the subscri-
L her about the first Of SepcmLcr last, four on year
b.,f.4s ISAAC CHASE.
Ip.s,f,rI oc,ohcr ISIS wlG-w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
I'nrmrr n Mechanics Bank

Burlington, Oct. 4. 1918.
I HE Stockholders OF dis Bank ARE hereby notified
l that call has been made OF Five dollars, on
each sh-re OF the Capital Stock. payable before
the 3l January, lSiS. BY ordrf OF Board
Wilt {. L. WARNER, Cnshier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
Great and Important Chemical
Discovery.

CHEMICAL CONBIN lTiON From THE
VEGETABLE KINGDOM TO REPEL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
Eight cents the SlG0 per year .

in h9cks, Cotfon amt Starch ia -tgrics. Lircg
Suites, BaH IHeys, Biack Smiths sLops Furnaccs,
FHges. fisheries, Powdcr NHis, B,creries. Necha-
mrs shQp, ,r!h .uachiacry imperfect IN Water or
Steam. and Steam mills, by which Farmers and
thosr nsnrinG isolated property made to par
ticpatr IN Extra naza rdous Insurance but sla.c with
hazards ike their own
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
Refers TO the foliowing Members.

Piatts5urgh, ". y. Champlain, v. Y.
A c. Moore. P.iny Moore.
& rs Trustee Pres. church 'l'ho's ]. Whitesiic,
Sam'l Conch, 81 ilJaHs, w.
Trustee VI f. Church, Hon s : Brown.
Palmer Hewitt & Co. IIUiiSton, "
Lawrence Myers. '"hancry w Bruwncll,
Gustayus Y. Edwards Hjgheate. IT,
:. W. Il ; :. Reyes,
Inclns Grntn
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yUATTEBSsLL'SUEAVE POWDER

TENATTERSALL'S IIEANE POW ID ER
! Just received supply OF tie genuine arti-e, at
wholesale ana retail, by ~ ,,,,,
Oct. -, - Il!Ho. y. lECh'
CREAM OF TARTAR 4 PURE ARTICLE
Yin barrels, and small packages ur family cooking,
for sale by IllLO y. PLCh.
Oct. ~, -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
I Y s / Y T. 4 l. l. 3 l. T.

In all diseases arising from impure slte OF the
Blood, or irregular action of the system.
IN THE FEGETIBLE KINGDOM an All
Wis" Being has deposited plants and herbs congcnial
to our constitutions and adapted to the cure OF dis
ease and to the Vegetable Kingdom does the reason
OF man, well rs the instinct OF animals, turn tor
antlpoics TO pain.
The Spup is scientific Compouudotthc most val
liable Plants IN Nature, entirely FREE from dcliteriuus
and enrryatlng .Viacrm Substances. and rs it eXpes
disease from the system, mpnrls strength and vi-or
IN .l1.1rr linn. l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. MONDAY, MAY %.

~ Gen WINFIELD ScorT arrived on this port
q, an early hour yesterday morning. in the brig st.
pe,er.burch bound hither, and was met as he had
desired and arranged by boat from Elizabeth
town. Y ]. in which he embarked and was landed
near his home little after sunrise. He OF course
remains with his family, declining all parade OF re-
cep,ion. but he will probably visit our city soon'
unless duty calls him directly to Washington.
There arc good many hereabout who would ike
70 see and speak with the man who proved irwin
chile against any number Of foes in front but who
was stricken down at last by the FIRE in his rear.
which he had sagaciiy to foresee but not power
70 silence nor avoid. Had Messrs Polk Walker
and Marcy proved as capable and provident IN
their Executive functions the last named has
shown himself accomplished as BLACKBOARD, Gen.
Scott might have returned sooner and under
brighter auspices, but the mdignitIes to which he
has been subjected have only rooted him more
strongly in the affections OF the People
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
Money Market. TAwsday Ereai

From the London Tunes, Mays.
The English funds opened this morning with an APP.
pcarance OF much hrnncss but owing apprehension
u French Interference against the army of Austria now
Italy they closed a decline Of a halt per cent: the
drs quotations for couso both for money and the 9Th
Of June SO % $751; whence they reccded 10 s33 al
which price they closed
Buyers Bank stock eft of lao l9l reduced three.
per cents. sls 81 hrecand aqusrter per cent? ga
S2s long annuiiies, Il { 7.l6 India stock 80
&i2 India bonds, n p prem ExcheQucr bills 81 a
81 premium.
The foreign securities experienced some reaction
this afternoon, owing the decrease OF business ac
companled by disposition 10 eel the part OF the
pcculators.
we regret to-day 10 have O. announce two failures IN
London OF considerable amount; the parties being
Mcssrs Lcys, Mason & Co. hax-s Primers and Alexan
der Hidden Co worsted spiuners The mills OF both
houses are At Aberdeen and they have both applied 10
have their property placed under sequesiration
The unsettled tate Of the continental trade j. assigned
as the immediate cause Of these disasters MADDEN &
sons chiefly depended GA their exports 70 Germany
ana tbs business Ol ate ha, been entirely stopped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
The Foreign News.

A government express lett Boston yesterday
afternoon for this city, with the mails brought by
the Caledonia. As our morning edition viii be
sent 70 press before it arrives, we shall issue an
Erfra Ty,bpne containing the principal European
intelligence, Immediately upon the receipt Of our
foreign flies. a full and complete digest Of the
news viii be given in the evening edition Of The
Tribune.
What we have already received by the Tele-
graph is mcaser and unsatisfactory, with the
ception Of the news from France. The complete
success Of the party Of Lamartne is not unexpeci-
Cd, aud will be accepted as a most favorable omen
Of the spirit by which the National Assembly will
be guided In its deliberations. The commercial
reports, however, hint at French interference IN
the war between Austria aud Sardinia, which
should it actually take place. may materially rctard
the restoration Of civil order and financial conf
dence.
The first exciting movement Of the Revolution
in France being over and the expectation Of q
similar convulsion in England having greatly sub.
sided public interest is beginning 70 concentrate
on Germany and Italy. whore the evidences Of
great political changes are more pcrceptiblc and
violent. Tue condition Of the former country is
most interesting at this crisis and we look Will
some anxiety for farther intelligence respecting
the General Diet at Frankfort and the movements
Of the Republican Legion in Baden. We viii
hazard no speculations, however, while the facts
are so near at hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
For The Tribune
The Alms-Iiouse Commissioner aud his
Reports

NJ. Leonard Is much laulel for the correctness
and ability with watch be performs his duty o. Aims
House C0mmissioncr. ] am not disposed 20 question
his integrity upon this subject But j. appears % me
that d fraud aud pecularon were coltcml lated hy him.
a more e1ectuL method oi c0nccaimcnt could not De-
ccnuyed than hlt n which hc makes 0ui hi- inolrslv
ana annual reports and that 700 regardless oi the plain
provisions oil tie ordinance on che subject
Bv Article of Tie ordnance passed June -. 1855 f b.
rclrlrco tlaf C.lei er oi --e A-llolse Dallre.f
bee apq0nel hy tle CJ-m .siQ4er, WHO ,ll. 90 ie e1
lli1n az clc4 month, r pare statement of fle ac-0Il
iur lc ilsi Ifcrci.f ru, WHICH -.al. exhibit fe QUANTITY
l- price ul every article purchased flr. AID supplied .l
each es sIue-f. fer s- Del examined and compared
Hf iae tonus-otI, t te proper books ana vorC er..
tlu. 1i. De- sfi Del r-srI ulf. fle Controls r and
pul'-l 'ar l.e u-e of Ore Common Collc.lr
Dave 'lr e'et tlrnalu .-- words 20 ile nance lur
DE- purpose of nquir- how any person acting under clu
.c.e furnished to each e'lb huea' 90 d monthly cccouls
u $500 rl0ls 90 lO.lsa tl las Rice. and go wards
clecfu-. De- ilr-lel Cd Pie Al - House or Pcel.rg
gre uu-fy account sloud s-ae -o- Only ile quaint
tai Ore rcc per -ln pound or all pad or each, AID
sd Oh lJr every uef s.fc.c ll-el- Tie ururuefy 90
allow ft members o. lie Common Council and others 'o
examine mo ilr fll. and honesty 10 Tie trges mol
slpen'sllal-s and keepers lsrr Recourse 90 slcl
flel- ana Test rle correctness 90 ne charges made 90
DE respective c.fal i-ne.s over WHICH they have charge
Do rse monthly --a--gf-. exhibited l ir Col.nnI ssler
4naccri BY TO me-ls- EE-ll-le el, and yol ull End
'-f ttg do uo l auT ole particulars and L4e Comllis
-cl-rs Allll her- L. 1-f el a-grr-lfe of pre- 0-rlr
statements tbs beng -e way il which Pie I-rl ami
pied VA ly Pee COMM clrrs ll-e err % The Alls-
blouse Department, s hi- D time lll tie Common Council
Should rc l.sc 1 lf -o.re other l.-rk flf d.
paI,ineaL On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

- The National ConreRtion of the War
wagins, Debt-contracting, Slavery party
assemblies at Baltimore to-day, and will call to-
gether a very large concourse OF people We have
two yigilant correspondents on the ground and ex-
pect almost hourly bulletin. by Telegraph when
ever anything Of interest shall be transpiing.
We might fill our columns with letters specuat-
lag rs 70 the result; but 10 what purpose They
would all be opinions OF this one or that as to the
robabilties-certainly more prolix and hardly
more reliable than our own We are inclined 10 be-
lieve, as the summing up Of all we can hear and see
J. That the 'Barnburning' or Free Soil Dele
gates will be rejected and the Pro-Slavery Hunk
crs admitted as representatives Of New-York.-
There may be an offer to admit half Of each, but
only because it is well known that the Barnbun-
ers viii not accept it. There is hardly chance
Ell 81 As.r admission il Whoever shall be nomi-
Convention as to make the Barnburners believe
he has a sneaking kindness for them, but thar
means nothing but votes.
2. Gen. Cass win get the most votes on the frs,
ballot Judge Woodbury. will stand next. II the
Two-Thirds rule be not enforced, the Michiga
General will probably be nominated; even lift is
we can see thtt any one else STANDS a better
chance unless the Generals friends are foolin
him. We don't perceive that Polk has chance left,
for we understand Secretary Walker (who made
him beforel is now dead against him. Walker is
dexterous, busy intriguer. and may shuttle the
cards finally to turn himself up for President
with Dix or Gardiner for Vice but we think he
sees that the skies squay, and will insist Oh
running Northern man now, so that he may cut
in for himself in 1852 If So no will prevent the
nomination of Gen. Butler or any other Southron.
,. Tue Weep Presidency will depend on the Pres
idenoy. Gen. Butler or Gen. Quitman, of Mss.
seems to stand good a chance as anybody if the
Presiden, be taken from the North but VIM. II.
King Of Alabama, incumbent Dallas, and several
other fossil remains Of bygone of politicians
would Ike the place. twill 90 BY accident.
g. We have no idea that Gov. skunk OF Pa. or
Gen. DIX Of this State has any more chance for
the Presidential nomination than TO be struck by
lightning still, either my happen. So Atchison
Of Missouri or Dodge of Wisconsin may turn up
Benton or Calhoun cannot.
Such are our speculations. The Telegraph has
the next word.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
By telegraph to the ycw-YOrk Tribune.
Political Aspect. in Baltimore.

DALl4NplLs SlL4afr 10. 80
The city is full Of strangers, and more are ar-
irving by every conveyance. Great excitement
exists among the Loco-Toccs Cas- ard W0oD-
BURY stock is il the ascendant Bets are o1cr-ns
on the former. DALLAS AID BUoHAyAS's pros
poets are growing smaller by degrees and beau
tiully less" Their friends here are il very bad
bumor.
The two-th.rds rule vi! be adopted By tie
Convention.
The rival factions Of Hunkers and Barn5u-uers
from New.York are caucusiag. It = said that
majority Of the Delegates have determed TO ez-
c.ude both parties as iact.oaists unless they com
promise tie matter between themselves. II j.
rumored that they hare compromised and that tie
Barnburuers are TO have their seats, P.sisins
themselves to support the nominee Of the Con
veution.
Gen. John 4. Quitmanhas been brought forward
by the Southern Delegates.
Pickpockets are plenty re liackbeuies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.

The steamship Caledonia, bringing seven days
later intelligence from Europe, arrived outside Of
Boston Bay at 10 O'Clock on Saturday night, and in
coming up the harbor was compelled 70 anchor at
two O'Clock on Sunday morning, on account Of a
heavy fog.
After the following had been transmitted yes
terday, the telegraph operations were suspended
by a thunderstorm, aud the line was not again
restored to working order in season TO obtain fur
Their intelligence for this mornings Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

Bu-Those who paid sixpence yesterday for an
Extra SzH or Herald, containing next to no
Foreign news.
by the way, this bawling of exbas on the
Sabbath abou, the doors of nearly all the Broad.
way aud downtown churches, has become q most
unmtigated nuisance, which ought to be abated
/, created continual interruption Of the services
IA the MaTay-st. Charch last evening, and must
have been quite as bad at the Brick Church and
many others. Mr.. Aldermen Of the Third tie
Muray-street congregation ask your projections.
hereafter. Other churches viii speak for them
selves.