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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

nIVIDEND.-Tbe Board Of Directors Of the now.
DARD INSURANCE COMPANY have tis day declared
semi.annusl dividend Of 10 per cent and an extra diy
d.pd OF ~ Der cent on the capital payable and after te
ith Of June next LEWIS rhibbIrS' o"e''
pc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
rzr Ronnd-niII Maler-Cnre ReLreat.-Ths

~ Round-IIill Nater-cnre Retreat.-Ims IN
.tlfou located of the most beautiful sections OF
New ENGLAND ad commanding euuence nall uhlr
from The village of Northampton Mass. The buildings were
FORMERLY occupied te Round- school. ami contain ac-
Communications near tyO hundred persons The GROUNDS
are from Boo extent and the establishment IL
tbuudauy supplied with waeI from more Than twenty i've
ng springs, whose Tempe azure 81 mfanahy " uesIves
Flirenll The PROPRIETOR announce Chat uey nave COM
p.eed arrangements wih d. DEXTER. formerly OF MOnis-
IOWA. ,uo viii reside iu te Institution. and have I'M
mediate -periusndenre of le medical department no con-
mon with DR. Hall ut Northampton d. woodward, late oi
n.slcu-effs Hospital, Morce.ter has been engaged as
consulting phycicin and the domestic affairs are unier
direction Of Capt Brewster formerly. ofe Mansion House
Northampton DR. j. \. CUANiSGs General superntendt mr.
The location combine saluhuy win beauty l feafha-
bic degree il accessible by railroad from Newly ORR Al
1any Boston. by easy days ride and ne Intention Is
10 make this only superior retreat for invalds, whether
desiring yirOpHmc treatment or Otherwise, 0ul also 70
make most agreeable resort for persons travelling iof
health or pleasure for gentlemen and families gong mo
the country for Summer rel yanon more nvung locay
cannot Dee found m the United States and assurance are
given that the essb shntut viii be rendered most de-
srahe and comfortable resort for the seekers rot only or
health but recreation. Letters addressed 10 either OF TIE
physicians Northampton, or Inquiries made Of A Clark
10 4. ; Hotel Boston. viii receive prompt attention
Nnrthauuion. Mas Nav .. 1919. mya 2mepd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

- Ncw-Jcr~cy Mining COmpauy.-An Asses
az Fry per share of re a- stock r. rec aired
te e paid before me -l day az june 1913 40 the
O-s Hudson Co N-vJ -rsey. ~ s south Fo1rth-st
Philadelphia By order 1f The Boari of Directors
rurli l1yg t.e-i- A MARTIN. Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

FROM observation-disclosures from Monteyideo
Of the 18th Of April state that nothing farther has trans
PRED with regard TO the settlement OF affairs although
the new Commissioners have been there already twenty
days They have orders to negotiate with Onoe Bu'i'
ness is at a stand and the Government is almost desi
tute Of means The blockade is only partially kept up
since the arrival of the negotiators only one brig Is
now employed which is before the port OF Bdeno'
Avro1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
DIVIDENDS.

WASHINGTON ms. co. CINCINNATI,
Newly 0rA hce. 80 Walst
nIyIDFND.-The Board ofDueciors ofthls Company
Dhave declared the following dividend OUT Oh me pioAh
vi the business for rle past year VIZ
Forty i0) per cent 10 he Assured
SixiG scnpho.ders
Dea ere with the Office In t- Gu receive her Scnp
dividend by ppying al The Office OF tie Agent, WIN JAS
BOGGS, 68 Wall =.
Fire ana Marine risks taken by this Company ., The low
s.f rstes ~ prenilm jel5 lmMWNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
SARATOGA SPRINGS.

NATIONAL HAIL IL. La.
THIS NEW AND ESTENslNE bVa,. 20 H. -, 90
near Congress Spring, kept by H.sss. oloDD 49,.
BILLINGS. upon siricuy temperance P'lnelpe.' e.
Nv fho.. ,ho srded there last and previous year 10 "
one on he most respectable. comfortable and
adjustments IN that del shtul watering place !ei' iN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

lrIREW ORkS.-The undersigned have ON hant
L and offer for sale large and choice assortment Of th'
most brilliant Fre- 0rks offered 10 the public. Also
Canton Fire cracsers JOssucks &C Orders from the cOun
try viii be- carefully packed aud shipped without exrs
charge The undersigned have also IN store an extensive
assortment Of Groceries, Fruits Wines, Teas, Conees 81
care sauces. and infinite variety Of all the nne hings II
the line Also Congress, Pavilion and Empire Spring WI
ters For ale BY GASSNER a YOUNG,
r,ytS len Chsfhsm--i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

- The NATIONAL BEroKMER is fair new
paper just issued at Honesdae, pa. TO advance the
Land Reform Doctrines Of Homestead Exemption,
Limitation of Land Ownership and the Free allotment
of the Public Lands TO actual settlers. Messrs. G. NJ
Reynolds and F. Drake are the Editors assisted by Rev
T. E Guild The paper seems good one, and VIC
homo II may fourth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

- THE UNITED FRESHMAN is the title o. n
small but spirited Weekly paper just started at Ottawa
Illinois, 10 disseminate the dings Of Irelands struggles
and fan the fame of Liberty among her sons IN the
VIDE West It IS a notable coincidence that this paper
appears Just as H. more famous namesske j. suppressed
by British law and its Editor cxiled a icou. Sue
CO.'S 10 N 81 per annnmO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
nT,NK RoOKs AND STATIONERY.

DFRANCls y LOUrREL, n daden-.ane' manu- :, ..l /,
Il. kiDt.o Account Book 81 the lowest pnces afss
.-fr-,-rt 1f b snk Books Writing and wrapping fapefs
i-- 80 -- LEWIS FRANCIS.
CYRUS II LOIIREL.
tt- e. poo.tirfers ard .0nerV. - Maldeu-ane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

Texas DgBr.-The Auditor aud Controller have
..ned notice In accordance with the provisions OF the
law 10 provide for ascertanng the debt OF the late Re
public OF Texas TO all persons having CLAIMS OF de-
mands for money against the late Replohc OF leSS, %
lie Accounts on or before the second Monday IN NoFe
Galveston Gazette. June ?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS,

WHOLESALE On ALL
ID l. NULTEE ll6 Chaiham-st. corner Of Orangol VI
frs 10 the public the following sruc.es at the loves
posi- bic rates a.,
For Exhibition and Displsys-Chinese fans, Maltese
crosss Mexican suns palm trees concentrated houzunia
and vertical wheels, Caprces, globe pieces, large rockets
Roman candlrs and Nominations of various coofs
smaller Works for the Trade.-Une ounce, ounce, ID
d. and To- rockets, J. T. ., 3, 10 II and 10 BAL hoHhi
sl,on. Trsugies ChinoseRockeis an,
pfin,. III Serpects scro. Wheels Fancy Fireworks
T,rbiIions PIN Wheels. Punk or JOstc Dou
pig4or. N.toaus Serp.gls be-HeadeTs, an,
5 our Pots with Ur Blue Lighis, general assOn
withou! handles, ToTpedOes meni apperiallin'
Bengoi.s, Pulers, 70 tle BUSINESS.
Chinese Rockets and Fire Crackefe, Nos aud :, al IN
lowest market prcrs-by the box.
CIV and country dealers viii find advantage 20 cal
and examine before purchasing elsewhere mvl9 DNNuv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

~ Nc.v-York Nater-Cure Embellishments,
4. ID. Peirson, Nd. PrOprictOr.-TAs esiaoi sl-
meat Is up fH I one uf tle most pleasant ana helihy
paris OF tie cy containing some si,y rooms, with several
private psros good table 'or nvats, or others WHO
wish cool plain diet Aso. fine Arrangement Tor Oat.ns
s and ~ T4s, F0uueeuth-s near Caioa-square, New
YORK leo I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

A hTIFICIAL EYE made and inserted oy VI
n GRAY lt irand-si the only maker Of the human aru'
6cisl eve In the United States Any person that wishes 10
De vel suited with a superior article, and wei finished
.hld .Says apply 10 the maker, VINO has been 10 the
Ar. above forty years-Ps Office hours from l0to4 oelocs
In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

l. I 3 miles from New ork-JOEL SHEW, VI ID. author
.f Tue Wuer.Cure Manual. Hani-BOOs Of HydrOpathy,
&c SC Eli0r OF the WaerCure Journal and TIE earliest
American practitioner Of the new node, and Dr. F. RooF,
also pupil Of Puessltz. receive patients a. above Pas
sage week days per steamboat CrOtou s. z. ~ Fulton
Market je5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

HENRY CLAY.-The Burlington va Free Press
thus speaks OF our great and gallant leader, Henry
Cay:
We look for the last time upon the glorious and
spotess banner OF HENRY CLAY, every fold Of which
a. has long braved the battle and the breeze, is writ
ten over ia letters OF living light with the records Of
splendid services. matchess statesmsn-hip, devoted
and self sacrihcng patriotism, and fearless and uncon
promising integrity, with feeling Of profound and hit
ter sorrow that the opportunity for the American Poo
pie TO testify their gratitude and their veneraon for
such services and such qualities has passed away for
ever We thank G. II that we have stood by HENRY
CLAY when older, ADLER and earlier Out no BETTER
friends have iaered and fallen away We look bach
upon our advocacy of his claims the most honorable
of our editorial abors-honOrable 10 ourselves-Iusce
10 him We have written no word OF him that dying
we would wish to blot" And We relInquish our last
hone that the American people would honor tnemscl'e'
ov comforting upon him the most exalted civil Office on
earth with a feeling much of regret for hnm.
whose merits
May speak, unbonueed 20 % prouder fortune
Than th.s;'
but of a modification for them, who with the nckleness
thai seems % be quality Of popular gratitude,
"have thrown pearl away,
Richer than all their tnue.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
SECONDHAND BOOKS

GENTLEMEN HAVING BOOKS Of any kind, which
Nhey wish to dispose Of may send them to Ihe boob
store. lO9 Nasssu-sL mYi~u
wEBsTER'S HIGH-SCHooL DICTIONARY.
TI,HE SECOND EDITION this dag published by Hun
l TINGTON 4 SAVAGE. 2l6 Pearl-st. ie7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

| 20 The AVON STRINGS REPORTER IS far
Wing Weekly just started in Livingston Co. n. \. by
d. Cameron. Avon Springs is very thriving and in
yting place Of summer resort and we remark in the
Reportcr long lists Of arrivals al It's chief hotels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
GENERAL NOTICES.


~ Phrrnolozisf. aud Publishers, FowLEss A
WILLS. Cicl.u Hall. ljl Nas-aust y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
DIINDNE-- CURED without an opersuon.-D

DIISDNE-- CURED without an operation-Dr
OWN FIELDS y co. Oculists and Physicians, respect
fy inform the citizens " EeafOrA, thai tney nzYe iasrt
al Office 10 Warenst No IL, where they vii attend a. All
kinds Of Of the eyes IN successful manner sch a.
ghfedness Of all kinds anauruss opacity, mud Gala
acts Inflammation and granu.aron Of every descnpuOn
All YOU that have despared " having your sight restored
come 40 charge for examination. Artificial Eyes inserted
DR. WM FIELDS co.
p.,,.,,ba, u srrer-sf No Il my2g I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
5T4TTOSFRN WAREHOUSE AND BLANK.

S.TATIONERN WAREHOUSE AND BLANK
- BOOK MANCFACTORY. H. Maden-lane.-ins SUD
scnbers have hani large assortment d o!al x
nooss Of every size, quality and style Of bindlng me
books sets Of books for o. OfO F-s Of I-lO 81 n.
social Unons-ald other socenes Books ~ 60 ana poln1
fo order In the style prices stationery VI every
8esc,o Cb4sp csp and leffer paper. Wrapping paper
b1rrei borris q rft0n ink sc FRANCIS LOUTkEL,
is7 Mtmf,c1iring Stafl0uers, n MAden-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

IRON COLUMNS Of every variety Of style and sze
Round fued columns, from 10 inches diam square
columns of tie new style for fronts, preferable Oh ac
count VI strength durability and cheapness' to sfahle aH
stone. Iron srters, beams, sash"elshts' awning Po'
oven and furnace castings. .,
The above embrace almost every pattern u.ilefW HIo
duced. to which we are constantly MAKING ahdluOns,
elS la WORRA ALL co Iron Founders &c - klin-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
n,KT>rK W,NTED-In a welI-e.tabl,hed Tai

sequence of the intended retirement from huslntss OF 20
adverfseFs present partner be Is de~ous o oi" co..
partnership with person who hes thofoush SOW
edae Of lie trade aui cash capital lAe aA sct-es
est ishneni situated of the mnat crp"hei -t
oughfas IN Brooklyn sud he alre 10y has an extensive ana
Increasing business connection with some Of ne most 70
.pecabe f,uies In the city For farther plrcuius sds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

ENDICOTT * SUMNER, would respectfully IN
1<Orm public that owing 10 the greai and increasing
demand Tor their Miniature Solar Lamps, hey VIII open
store on Monday May l. u 81 Broadway next door 10 the
Broadway House where ladies' and gentlemen are invited
and inspect their Lamps The testimony Of thousands
can be produced, proving what has no" Decoias an
in The word ENDlCOTT SUMNER, ~ Broadway.
A. o. = linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

g Bishop HUGHES OF tins City was in Chica
90 on the 10Th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

noOFING.-TLe subscribers continue 10 execue hrif
Ia srnecan composition e. 4 cents the foot WOOD. and
81 On DID IN yvsrrnng such roof. superior every respeci
10 any other kind VI roofing now il common use
~ White beach grave for garden walks Tor sale.
'" r BEMANs co. is HOuston-sL
,oqt-,. near cor Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
n.RTNER WANTED-whh a capital offroI

10 5000 for increasing manufacturing O1sIhess W 20
bnriv are line The advertiser enjoys particular ischss
OF producing articles IN thai line winch are OF ~
ver.al demand al greatly reduced prices and eau ave
proof that the amount OF capital inverted Va e eus
ncss would yield great return. Hardware mefchsh, Ie
fsrred Address C. the office Of THIS paper JeIo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

HENRY CLAY.-The Burlington va Free Press
thus speaks OF our great and gallant leader, Henry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

WIGS, WIGS. WIGs.-The ltrges;, the cheapest
~ rt- 80 t-.1rinaat Of VIE, Hif WIS, soaps &c
Torres Brs'ds Rg1ei,, and other ornamental Hair or
i 10 be- i1lnd 10 MEDHCRSr * HEARD ; Praclesi Han
Cutters and VIZ Mlksr-, y Maiden .aHe, ~ J. y. b
IT,. +~.4a 81 mi. II win and retail nFI5 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

NNANTED-A snlatou, by respectable gir, - cocAi
w J. rood washer and rOner, 90 chsmberInaid ara
wauag No obscous 20 short distance m ne ,c-rIN
beet u CITY reiefeace gyen Cal a. IS srs,st u 'Ae s'sr
i.l6 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

NAaNTED-A situation By rcsIccisoe f.'.,'- ~.
w -. ,',,,r =. nurse aul sesEslr-ss.s wi..As %
max. 49,. fs-fg .-nofhng much o.. sf rf 't p =
.qcth family Beet civ r,fsfetce siyefi Apply = -
Twenty io'lrfhst between EiSnih sLd MIN @,,ssr.
Can be- 'uf wexk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
WANTS.

xNANrED-A few -cuvs Young men IA go so1th %
w West agents Tor ne sse 81 rev Hhu pof-in
r-,.,s 80 over ard shove ffeir espefses WI %
t,r.i ,o hers In writing VIII 30 oppornn'y Of er'rus
Al IN ~ vear some men now 10 or HlPoy Wa 10
go, Ne over Z 30 per yesf clear o. a. espe1-es-
$50 - 81 ne his district u Wi b" Necessary 90
- -, Ssv- =, least from IS 70 81 % oniain 90 rs
GOT Appv 81 FRENCHS Puhhssue Hal % n,,.' -,
~ s-a-fs e'ns7 ~ w - Z
80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

NxrANTED-By AL American gin s.gsnou - cnics
w nurse and DO plain sewing o. eh-neets cik, or
would make herse generally useful Would hsfc uo %.
rcuon ~ travel Best CITY reference given. Please cali a,
sq Cra.f irl5 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

kANTED-A vsrety OF select iVnily sersa. 80
w uAring p aces at NASONs intei- ence o1cs, -
Bowery and 80 Broadway NeSry suhscfipnos So cs.
Otherwise . cts b. Al persons scn, toa hc.e e ess
are warranted honest nlN-4 lAI-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-06
Herald Supplement.

The following IL list Of the eontsnts Of the Supple
msnt to the New York Herald published this morning
ns S' Of the tony Ss Who'll. Hos-M.hone,
and ar. Clsv-(Edto ial
Meeting of the Fsrmers' Cluh.
New Mail Coutract-L'unsrd Steamers.
european MaIkets-What u to bs done 1-(Comnunica'
tion)
migration- Communicatonl
City Intelligence.
Police Intelligence
Law Iutsllgepce
Political Intelligence.
Mail Failures
Common Council Proceedings
War Items
Sporting INTEL geDee from she sou h.
ProeeedinEs in the House OF Representatives Monday
Two Lepes from Warrington
Report al the Commissioners Indian Ah1irs.
The F,she les of Gloucester
Infamous Affair at Norwich, Conn.
Letter from Mddetown.
Letter from LaRuna
Weather, Snow, &C.. at the West.
Losses by Flood at Albany.
Msce aneous Matters.
Arrival Of strangers.
Weekly Report Of Deaths in the City OF New York.
This supplemental sheet contains twelve columns Of
reading matter, than is published in any day
in almost any tho two thousand issued
in this great country.
1t is sent sratuitousy subscribers in all parts
Of the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-06
Two Mass Meetings to Nominate
CANDIDATES FOR T E PRESIDENCY.
General aylor for the Wings.
GENERAL WuRTH FOR THE DEMOCRATS
Mass Meeting mt the Tabernacle.

We The undersigned, contemp atng the deep
Importance Of placing al the head Of our institu-
tons gentleman every way calculated to ere
ate harmony and unauimity between all parties,
and to promote the welfare and happiness of the
commonwealth, suggest the propriety at once of
calling public meeting, to be held at the Taber-
nacle, on the 221 February next. We propose,
. as the whig candidate, tor the approval Of that
meeting, a gentleman whose sound knowledge
and prudence, both in his private relations and
public career, have gained for him the deep re-
gard of his fellow countrymen, and whose va
lorous actions, and brilliant, unparalleled
achievements on the plains Of Pao Alto, Resaca
de la Palma, Monterey, and Bueua Vista, have
shed military lustre upon his country, and en-
circled his name within the pages of imperisha-
bic fame-the illustrious ZACH Try TAyLoR-a
name which, in ages to come, will be talked of
in connection with the best and dearest interests
of the country, and chaunted in song around
each social and domestic hearth
All those citizens, of any party or creed, who
are in favor Of defensive line somewhere be-
tween the Rio Grande and the Sierra Madre,
and DESTROYS of abandoning our conquests in
Mexico, except California for the sake of peace,
cheapness, low taxes, no public debt, and the
safety of the banks, so that they can continue TO
help trade much, and 10 cheat the people little,
will please come up and sign this paper, and give
their support to the whig policy on this occasion,
and GO TO the great peace meeting in the holy
Tahernanle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-06
Markets.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2e.-Cotton is quiet at previous
quotations Sugar-Very few transactions, In conse
Quence of untavorsble weather. Moasses-Sales were
made at TX Flour-Markst heavy, sales of Ohio
brands effected at S. so. Freghts-A French chip
was taken at cent. Exchaugs-No Improvement.
Cleared ships Newtown and Abby Pratt Boston and
bark Genssee, for New York Arrived, bark Gen. Tsy
lor, from Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 5, 1s4s.
The steamers news was received here to-day by tee-
graph and had the effect Of unsetng the markets and
there was consequently nothing done Holders of -four
asking higher prices, while grain was dull Pro-
visions inactive Whiskey no change. Merchants
waiting for private letters.
ALBANY, Jon. S, lsls.-Msrkets dull Nothing doing
in -four grain Pork heavy at S. So so for western,
and SO for new dressed.
BosroN, Jan 5-Flour-sales Of 500 bbs were made,
including Genesee, Michigan and Oswego, at So Blk q
SO So The market was firm. wheat-No sales were
made Corn-saes Of 1000 bushels including Western
mixed were made at 7Ss, and yellow do at 76c The
market closed rather heavy Oatssaes Of 1000 bushels
were made at 50 $50. There very little doing In
provisions There change In freights Cotton
unsettled by the foreign news and no sales made
worth reporting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-06
Shipping Intelligence.
NORFOLK, Jan Arr schr Gen Scott Bangor-has expert
enccd rough weather. and lost part Of deck load.

EXTRAORDINARY SAILING. The packet ship
Isaac Wright, Captain Bailey, which left Sandy
Hook on the morning Of the 4lh of December,
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th, making the
passage in the unprecedented short space of
thirteen days. She was reported off the port
on the 10th. This is the shortest passage for a
sailing vessel on record, beating the steamer
Acadia something more than two days. The Isaac
Wright was formerly under command of Capt
Marshall, who, on the day of her sailing, was ta-
ken suddenly Ill, and Captain Bailey, of the
Yorkshire, appointed to take charge. Short
passages arc not uncommon with the vessels
Captain Bailey commands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-06

ISrELLIsErcE FROM CvbA-In the aurora de Matan-
sas of the 9th and 10th ut End the following items
of intelligence, from the interior Of Cuba
La socedad Patriotics, Of Santiago de Cuba, club
somewhat similar to Historical Society, and other
such Institutions had resolved In future publish their
proceedings, and the resolution was hailed with mucn
delight by the citizens. They were about to repuno
the theatre In that town.
The light house. to be called the Colon which Is pu,i-
ing the point Of Maernilos the peninsus on .no
alna not far from the entrance to the port OF
tas will be 1888 feet high and 25H feet diameter In the
centre The first laid ON the 70. N
and IL will be erected on Cayo Conp.es, nie 49,, ~
narrowest portion ofths old Bahama Canal
IL seems that homeopathic doctor, have go' mo
tyouhle Win tho government authorities ~ fucrto
rynclns ~ ofsis orders bed been Issued to the 3D.
mISIs,yssicu 81 isanltssnsl dcses'