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lew sopl= ka1w tIs importance of tessh ani sti feaeF taks proper og thssa Oaly wh.n persons grow old and hnl thesn NahslnS, ~ wAsa they saIsf ffOsn their decay. they properly ao- pfeeia'e thesF vaas. IL h ka5I9 .lsst xhain man aas oDiy 0as Set of any sfiSsr nrgAas dasfag his fife tse, ae hss to ds iBct s-ts ol teeth: and lhs iact sy bs attributed t4 saesT great ..a- port A.7 ia la= asirai esoaemy, Aaa rope N asz iAAffy .tSa teeth. which ara fixed V iti. rr~st b IiHess iaie tie aAs, Wafe latter are 14ossd bY seiy powerful mtlse3es. sa4 the upper ard lower F3>s ef teeth gre prsssei t0a ard each other win cossiicFa5.e force during the nlassoali og food
 s 'tsSs I1eafs tse substances taken laao tsse mo0tt %Fs 5FekeHs snd nAeeratea by ias s.inaFy Jsies which no%s !. of8 ihe glands ef tas nsoah d,.rtAg ihe presence oi food The subsegqent diee,,toa of
 oo@ ia l'e s,0nAch mncl drPenas tsy,oa ss p.rfset
 'Asirait3h, Il tse teeth hat ~ffoca8te dses then work, aud re'lucea the ho! te a sa. a.as. In. gAs''c 7" ee O. the snfn9eh easily Isaolvas t and 9i oi 's mofe speedily sni ,o.ngiea " termed ueTvtroa. and the bO iy the he ter soari-b. Macy Fvo'- ~4o have goVi teeth sg5e lnaigeS lea fTosn aestee' ag to properly 'beu. aad thoss ~io iaFe hieas po; alike slc.ec fURa their absere.
 To pre- rvr the tech, they should be regularly esf aa@o Asht aud lnorsiag, Slesai,nsss Ia iis ss sl~gt, DDt b prptlot pEfso4a4 sesanre, asd frees te ofeath if9I Ast stcoatlie sBi thsl s ogta otherwise accompany is- Ilse bes, tooth-poweer ia htie Pai'eri elaafcoaI; eAsopaos sf eamrtora- 's] cldaA, sa@aia es avoided, tls< esmplsor acts eAefteady sP2a tae eAsnis, | r. the bard sshits esa las oi she tee'h, ghtea ptiects the sof, bone @tsa osryo&s sfFuctefes ocaeA'h. Neglect ef th~ tr $ ss e2ai.noB. ant tas etat iof g~at et isa- fF'l~f 'ahslaNess --!ez 0g die general 1h4t e"H Pafai'seiY i x people hare their teeth qaigs - aet saa i1a.Y satses te sxeraisGHg p~tn lersasd i2oih at b.. fbi- pain severe ;fai ws shosId SC ftsht t1 sgard niBg ho iaSe pFocst eaFe i Sss tesslf4 ls' itrst-srtasfg ss the Ae Lste oi tfe Ady- 1rns te, % esi oi tar, sieo- a1& aP'aiT. sn4 elaef sgch sahssascas, gre el,sn etn oy ed as e3ssd ior i.a tostt-arhe Bet fh-.e etstf egfataie tae esb hs arcsl~rstiBg ihe decay, so4 eitrn ats,teenag tie EBins The eossrss ss Co -e pgsyeniea i9 t3ssnltaesg i8 the Enaaass already pai i ea', aad bt istag uren slnT,ls sad poTe articles of ds,; Bat xhea sfsesy has taken ,. seal ts~ s~s -smray hsVe the agersnrvs hlssd sit' san-saace ~h hie1 ksa4t as q sfela snd thas -nga ssa aa srtstrfAt
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
A propheeN.

The Ne" prieaas EY~Eias SAsienal says. 'NttAia a!a=fy eSys after the taal fa.itso attsE oi use ttseay of Feaes bTtaeen tae Tsiteg St4tes ef sas Snfga sn4 the Rersssss. Of Mo,tca fs. AsA.esa DTPsI' Gs~a'. ef Ass. L-oa, .sns sisozs and tsAaalas, s5A Fets4f 4aS aeesaze fa~rsst ge. tee aa1 ia1'P-nesst of tsae Cove sthsseat as Mext co 1saessi AiFssess B aAaz et Tsaas. ~tl ss las sa' Fst4-4s -1 u sae svw RsgNolls os New +--dh.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
fo fHr foIEaS OF rrLlSGI rOrXTY.

Ahtoag Aui a caH.i!2ts for your safi ages, for 'Ae oflee ci Sheria. shall Loi be able to pfesent i!fei tet2fe S0r. Fefs4aaly il the way of .-clsc- Asaf-ss, ,44iiEEJ J4e c4gF4ss
 l~i~ aesEi as l 4n, iof ilselIhood. npon my .~'seaI .Kefti1ls, an Dol sble io dispense with '1.''f las SD io1g lime as WHi iuterYene betWee '-s -'t 'ae day el election. Instead. therefore oi tE-P! .aE ils uUe 90 i3llng through the town Of 'ssf 7. ,.riip- tts adePendeai voters for thtn --F-'. Aa- ]. '.scess4ry, and dec a Il proper, 10 es'o@ myself 'o uselul shor and iisefeb by en1e4vot @ f'-'s uyseA 1o' Ay .f tAs cfiee 6ssise 10 re- -A' -@,s -ssa ftsilent of this county, from my VH't s' 'a'74 aisa ain TefsoRally known b almost ''stt So -@rn la ii. as4 especially the eoqTse gfoiS~ a'y hsis but disrepai4bls, iH the eyes of s1sF Do fssP gl honeS industry. eaaaot bell. re ~ H'- .e'sta tse support should, uAdeE any cif. taas'aaees. eataln.
 i' 's' P'Heeeauo0 oi say basl6esz, shsll neces- 4.s' .r .a'eti iio'a iae coant, unl.l seS weeks -' '-e rrt.'eH. a ben nly fiislds mat be sssur- ts Gs 4' Lonse
 BEN. r. DANLEY
 -- taeA Nafea .la, ls+s
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fsvE oE kisas,-- T'sz h sse-y The later kings of Fraace shows renaafsable su -ss.oa sf ,ni for. tsses,
 Lou N g1lils'ired- Louis XVII 3ses of vran. L.afs VIII 1bce exii.& A4;tolron vaIe,i. liz, SOB cie8 hfe za lsas Charles < os.t ra s.,l -- H-ary proscutet Loais PA.hppe pat ta ligh, Fi4e cOgat cf P4fss reverted
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Coe'd embody and unbosoB noa That which Is nlOst within me cou al Wrcak My thoughts upon expressions. asi aias throw Soul, heart, mind, passions feelings strong or wes All that l woaId have sought. and sH seek. Beat, know, feed and yet bieaaae---asd all Tseek, Aud that one wo'd were LlCH1sISGI would slyea
 BYR0N. Away, away through the sighdess ai--
 Stretch forth your iron thread. Fer would moi dim Iay sanisls fair,
 With the dust ye iatneiy tread; Az, rear 1t up en ifs million peers.
 Let il reach the world arocnd, And the journey ye make in a handrld years, I'll clear at single bound. Tho I esana, tel like the gvoaning save Ye have fettcfed with iron skill, To ferry you over the boundiess wayt
 Or grind in tbe noisy mill; Let him sing his giant strength and E'eed; Why, single shan of mine Would give that monster fskt. islAse6, To the depths of thc oceans bIue. No. no, I'm the spirit Of ligh, and love, To my anSeen hand ',Is gwen To pene1 the ambieut clouts aeove, And polish the stars of heaven, I Ssster the golden rays of fire
 On tic bsfison far beiow,- And deck the sky where storms expire, With my rcd and dazzbng glow. The deepest reccssss of earth arc mine e- l trsscrSe it's silent core; Around ne the starry diamonds shine,
 And the sparkling fields Of ore; And of leap from my thIoBe on high, To the depths oi the ccean's caves, Where ihe iaAeless forests of coral lie,
 Tar under the world 0! waves. My being is like lovely thought
 That dWeils in a sinless breast; 4 tone of music that ne'er was caught \ word that was ne'er expressed. dwell in the bright and barnshed halls, Where the fountains of san iigFt play Where ibe curtain of gold and opal fails Der the scenes oi tse tyins day. With glance ecase ibe sky in twain. light II with glare, W hen ial! the bodiuS drops of rain,
 Through the darkly curialHed air; The rock burnt towers, the turrets grey, I he piles of thousand years, Have no, the strength Of po'teF's clay,
 Bsfore my gii,terlng spears. From the Alps CT the Andes highest crag. Fron the peaks of eternal sno~; The dszxiing folds of my heFy flag,
 Clean o'er the world below; The earthquake hsralGs my coming power, The avalanche boun5s away, And hoailng storms. al midnish hour.
 Proclaim Iny kingly way. Ye trenb!e wbea my iegioss come
 When ny quiYeiiag sword leaps out OCT the hliis that echo my thuBdsr-diuGa
 Ahd fend ~ith my joyous shout; Ye quail on the Iaf-i of upon the ssas,
 Ye slaad in your fear aglast, \ 0 see kue harm fhe S.atWaTt trees
 Or shaSer the stately mast The hierogiyphs oa the Persian wall,
 The letters of bi gts eoInmsna, Why the prophet read the tyrani's fail,
 Were traced wIth my burning hdps1, And olt ia fire have 1 wro'e since then,
 When angry heaven dec5eed- Dat the seael eyes oi the sialui nssn
 Were al! loo blind 10 read. Al last he hoar of light is here.
 And kings n more shall bllnd Nor Inc bigot, crush wi'h crayi, fear,
 The forward march oi mind, The woTas of truth, snl lrsesIoIl rays, Are from uly p'nlous harl'd, And soon tbe saa ot better days
 Sbati rise upon the world.
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Aa awkEsfd man ia a,'enptiag 70 cave zoos s. dropped II sa lhe asor ''Thvfe DOW, ese'sf.asi his wife, ''we have lost our dinner 'a .0h, 70. ihy d=ar' answered De, ''ii is szfs f5r have ,ns foot gu lt !"
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IF WATKINS has removed 10 the farm
 ooeaPar1 by L. | MooEz Eso half '' 'A'' 2i tlf csty Amiis OFFICE al Dy ,. -fs Nee wLsrs he may be found egriBg .l '- az hsgat, when uecrsssry: and in cases e.--s s- Df. LaVKfE wl1 attend in his stead :, 4--ilaaal csarge
 Pass.,4a. ' '''' '-''''o '''' +' .'a1 rs sis t5aaks ,o his ols friend. and nal '7' rasi fsyors, aaa hooss for cea,IRasace a.i' a4'-ousee --t4 R7.s, Fes. II. ISIS aIe
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aatsabe, in behalf and by aethegify of his mother proposes 90 to dispose uf one hundred and f1y ss.s si Mount Vernon, including the buildings. rrcgu! aud iOn1h, upon the following terms.
 Is. The Isaains of General WA-hinvson and of every other member ol tIe farrGy nos ig t f.r,il, vault ai Moust Yernou. shali usye1 e ,ye5 ,a their present resting place.
 3i Every member of the Washington l.r-,il, rsvs ilVihr, and na one eASe, who may aesife it. t;Iay hs bared itere, and shall not ba removed ,fter.sars
 sd- Tie GoTsrnlneat stall EeTer sell reu, her give the whole nor any rortieh of tbe property tDat may ts conveyed, to aay third person.
 4ih. h the gseH, of the dis>oiut ion of c exs,lao fsdersi Government he proPe ty slai revert io the heirs Of John \. W4shin zion, the esesi soa of tss FgeseTt proprietor.
 slh. That the sgni Of sBe haudrea tisussnl dol. lars ia money, CT United states six per cent stock rSnning Hot less than tea nor mere than t~ea- iy years. win interest. psYsbis s,ai sRnaay sali saIhor7zed agent. upon the conveyance oi the pro pestg 10 ths UBitea Sisfss.
 Some oi the memorials Tsessn'ed Al the presenl sessinn beiieFe, propose the esisi,lSh1nei 8, NJ Sernoa- in the event of lie purchase of 8 mihtsry y urn, and the Military Connmiitse sf the Senate hare hsd the sah'ect under eofsssderai CT. II. Washington, April r. isIs. fhe grea' topic of c0nter-Hiiou here tc-dsy is inc snccessfnl deparfgre oi small yessel some tisss duiiag Saturday ni-h', from he neizhhorhooa 0. ihts ctT, having eu boar earuo fa the humber q sixty Of seventy slaves who hal few hoars pgevi- ously abscoHded from several highly respectable families ei Washington and George own Tiie dis. cosery was made in Georsetown y.sfsrsisy rnora- ing. and the SteaEne; Salem was immediately pat into reqHison, win officers duly authorized ssger- al pieces of cannon and good stock of small arms to pursue them. Teicgraph!e despa'ehes were also transmitted io your city to send steamer from there q similar expedition
 learn that inc steamer Co'umbia which reached her la evening. passed the fugitive within few miles Of the mouth of The riter. end the Ssiem many miles astera- CaTt Rogers, of lie Petomae steamer Mount Vernon, ast arrived saF nothing ol either the pu sued or the parsuer The chances. then, favor the opinion that te escape has been en-
 rely successful, whatever future developments may lead 10 in the detection of the aides and ohsilors- The schooner s na'oca ihe Pearl of PhH45slnhfs. pepsSn by the name of Drasfon fr@icthed her with wool ios i.sis place. The Cas'e.n's nens is Sears
 Another Sympathy Meeting --who will ..3w dare assert that we are uot patriotic reopie7 d. rea9y we have had T rec larss symraihy raee'ings, and now foafih is iu course Of p-epara'ion winch pfomses to eclipse ali the iormsr mon irafioss I i he 9iih is he day fixed upon. NJ
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-uEARKANSAs BAN NER
 PUBLISHED WEEKLY. IN RfARDON & GARRlTT, nes THREE DOLLARS A YEAR IN .fDP.fNCE.
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 - n, 10 lines, or Iess. first insertion,
 .,,t,E. aa1 ftFTT cEyTs iE each coiiinu- G otef 10 lines, and not eNeeeilHg ls, 70 De stt .ssars and half-oler I5, and not ex- s'a. s,. ss as txo sqaares--aHd in that proportion v, l,,,rc, aiyeT,isemen's i@ Al advertisements to be paid Tor m advance, ~ .,, .. .~snyae.i hY some responsible person. CT ,.gi,i.laal aecoini. al the above rates, ,, sso and under sleo, in one year, a dis a~'.."s as a nor cent will be made; and when if el e'..s in sl0o CT upwards. in the same petsed, -, of 8 per cent. will be made. No dedac- t,,,s,er. SiIl he Esie ii payment be deferred .+k. yeaf shall have expired; nor will any re- .,,,r hs made on legal advertisements, required st laa ip be pab,Ishei
 NJ, rSeee,Iil. 10 lines. renewable at Pleasr seo
 ea |. 90. ,u .iver.iseaeRs. or parts thereof, exceeding 10, a, <, a lines. as the case may be. subject to the .,-,s and discoaa;s first mentioned; and no con ..(I. sf these raes for tess term than year. No
 rt!aa fer occasional onIssiorssi and all contracts ,,-iae year io be paid in advance.
 STANDING ADVERrlSEMENTs. Fa! l9 hbes, or less, esch SaaiHobA
 , lacrths $ square, ] si
 10
 F I5 :" l2 tustsedinz advertisements will be charged at the sr. geationed rates unless contract be made when ,,e fr Insertion and must be paid for in advance. vo reTscn will be announced for any office, either ,;,, s,ae. or county. without the advance payneRi sI fys dollars.
 g1I--,rsl eifealars will be charged as advertise ,.gst.. and payment required in advance.
 Na 5os vR hereafter be delivered to any person gl.h aAq.a we have no regular dealings, until paid ieT.
 Al advertisements must be marked with the num- sf of insertions desired otherwise they will be con- ,is4r. aa;il fofhid and charged accordingly. if. Nc ariAtion Ri be made from the above rates, Slhgle number of the paper, l2i cents.
 Al .ettefs haas; be poa-Paid, or they wlli noi e. tsae 11Y 1.teAiloa
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VI e4' 1ae Land -ssEs: eotioo and wool Ia. '' eo'h 2Ae coffee lallls xiocks and f,es, a-s .e-e1 "isacass; s'es,yErds, iroa Iao- .ls., .'-' 'toe thread, peg catiesz: draslar
 . AA aal hinges, brass top dogs, Eles, s,..-. ya','' ~faqpiag EapSE, Ae. -.:,,.'e'.i> 4.1 :cr s..4 ,,
 Nl,.. WI 5, WAIT
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Nhy Sc a young wiios i'ke r ci's eo4' SEe ~ss 10 t,e fs .'Ggf4.
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Erosa tAe CIssiaaati Cg1Kmsfciai. HE. SONG OF LIGHTNING.

sT c. ". ev-rrH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-29

IMPORTANT FROM MExrco.-The civil war has
broken out in real earnest IN Mexico. See the
intelligence from that quarter given in another
column. No sooner our peace-making regi-
ments well out of the capital of Mexico than the
fachous and ambitious leaders of that misgoverned
people are by the ears with each other, mixed up
In beautiful confusion. Monarchists, bandtti.
priests and beggars all In turmoil each for himself,
and all against their country 1t is indeed no won
der that the order-loving inhabitants of the Aztec
country were glad to see our army quartered in
their midst, and grieved to see it depart. They
have had sad lessons before, and probably foresaw,
almost to a certainty, what would follow when the
Northern soldiers left them to their own evil pas
SONS again. The last advices from the country of
our unhappy neighbors are of such nature that it
would not be surprising should the U. S. govern
ment lind Itself Obliged to send army to our
Southern frontier TO protect our interests in tina
uuarter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-29

FIRE IN WLKEsBARRE, PA-f rom the Wilkes
barre papers ii appears that this furnishing village
has been visited by series of incendary fires.
On Saturday week, Q5th inst.) the stables of the
Five stables, with oubuidings and sheds. were
burned to the ground, with their contents, har-
ness, carriages, wagons, ten horses, q cow and
several swine: Several persons, besides the pro-
prietor of the hotel, met with severe losses, and
were not insured. The next night the Black Horse
Tavern stables were also discovered to be on fire.
The loss in buildings and their contents is esti-
mated at more than $4,000. The principal suffer-
ers were S. II. Peterbaug E. L. Boyd, Mrs. Over
TIA, Mrs. Scott, Judge Kidder, Jno' Frederick,
Samuel Spence, James G. Helme, Jno. G. Fell,
and a stranger with goods and horses stopping at
Peterbaug's. The county jail was slightly in
lured The buildings destroyed were principal
ly barns and stables, and the large frame tavern
house occupied by Mr.. Bacon. Nine persons have
been arrested who were suspected of having been
the incendiaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-29
NANfEERF.

PENNsYLvANIA.-Go Johnson has selected
as his Secretary of State Townsend Haines, OF
Chester county
ANTr-TAYLoR PAPER.-The ''conscIence whigs''
OF Syracuse are about starting paper opposed to
Gen. Taylor.
New VAN buren, PApER.-The Union Vikace
Eagle, published at Greenwich, Washington coun-
y, N. Y, which has heretofore supported Cass and
Butler, has now struck the black flag, and run no
Van Buren, and free soil"
MAssAcHUsETTs--The democratic State Central
Committee have called State convention al Wor-
cester. on Wednesday, the 9th of September next,
TO nominate candidates for Governor and Lieut..
Governor, and Presidential electors.
ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR THE VICE Presidency
REFusEs.--Wm. $. Wait, the national reform no.
minee for the Vice Presidency, has declined the
nomination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-29

THE PoLIcE.-For the last ten days the work of
change, in the police department in the city, has
been carried to It's utmost extent. Men who have
proven themselves sentinels of the peace and good
order OF the city, have been unceremoniously
thrust out Of Office, and their places supplied by
those who are ignorant of the duties assigned to
them.
We are fully satisfied that there was an absolute
necessity for many changes, but those very men
who have proved themselves most efficient were
not the ones who should be removed because of
political preference. There were those whose
dismissal would prove of infinite advantage to the
department but they are not removed because. as
they are termed by the appointing powers of the
wards, they are our political friends" We
know that the pitIful prescription, for opinions
sake, was fully carried out in all the Offices of
profit and honor, but did not suppose that men
bearing the name of "Aldemen," would sacri-
Ace the peace of the city because man might be
a democrat or wing.
But such proceedings are no more than we might
have expected from such source All the vital
interests of the city have been most shamefully
neglected.; and what may we look for but a con.
tnuaton of false and imprudent legislation The
appointment of the police should be removed from
the hands of aldermen. They are not mindful of
any other fact, than that the person applying, has
some influence, and by over duty at one time, and
no duty at another, they may again succeed to a
sit In the councils of the city. Fie on such con-
temptible llttleness II is unworthy the source
whence II emanates. The department was poor
enough before, but there were some good men,
very few of whom will be left, and their places
will be supplied by those who care for nothing else
but the salary, regardless of duty.
All this should be changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-29
State OF Ireland.

The hour is near at hand when the people
OF Ireland must satisfy the world that they are
willing to fight for liberty, and die in their
efforts to obtain it, if necessary; or that they
are a nation Of brawlers and takers, divided
among themselves on religions questions, and un-
worthy of the boon they crave. 1t Is very evident
that matters In that country are rapidly reaching
crisis. The government seems determined not
to wait until the harvest shall have been gathered
but to convict and transport the men who are
pledged to strive for Irish independence on the
battlefield, il it be obtained IN no other way,
and to lead the hosts of the people in the fray
They think that If they can get such men as
Kelly, Duffy, Meagher, and others, out of the
way, the agitation will cease, and the expected
revolution be indefinitely postponed.
Now there is not much doubt that all of the gen.
tlemen who have been recently arrested will be con-
vIcted, and sentenced to transportation The next
question is, Will the people quietly look onl Will
the forty or fifty clubs of Dublin, composing several
thousand men, well armed and drilled, will they
look, with indifference and their leaders taken
from among them in chains, as John Mitchell was
We hardly think they will but if they do then we
must say, our opinion of the Irish character will
undergo great change.
The policy which the government Is pursuing is
clearly the best that could be adopted to perpetuae
English dominion in Ireland, and may possibly be
efectual for time, or, at least until after the har-
vest is gathered; but we think it is highly proba-
bic that blood will be shed, when the trials of
those men shall have taken place, and have result
Cd In convictions. There is no use in specializing
now however. We shall have another arrival in
few days, and the next news from that quarter
will be looked for with anxiety, and will probably
enable us to form an opinion of what course mat
tiers will take In that country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-29

BUFFALO, July 2S.-Rsceipts within the past "a
hours Flour 1000 barrels wheat, 1000 bushels !;
corn 5000 Saes Of 1000 barrels -FOUR made ut 81 1S
"a 70 Sales Of 5000 bushS wheat consisting Of Chi
cago, at Toe, Ohio was nominal, at s7Xc Corn-Sales
OF 10000 bushels were made at 80 40c. There wasno
change in other articles.
ALBANY, July 28 Receipts within the past "A hours
Flour, $500 barrels corn, 5000 bushels There vas
NO change in -four, while sales moderate There
was nothing Of moment done in wheat. Corn-Salss
Of 1000 bushels were made of round yellow, at 57s.
Sales Of $40 barrels pork were made at $ll a.
There was change in whiskey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-29

THE TELEeRArH Our telegrsphic dispatches.
from the Sorth were shut off yesterday, owing to-
some accident TO the wires at Havre de Grace, q
we learn from Philadelphia. Perhaps the thun-
der storm Of Thursday night had agency in the
matter. The interchangeable industry of its mana
gers will, NO doubt, remedy the evil, and en-
able the readers of the Herald to enjoy the plea
CT peruslng intelligence to thelatest moment,
In our evening edition of to day
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David x. Atchison, Democnt Missouri
Charles g: Atherton Democrat New Hampshire.
Thomas II. bentVn, Democrat Missouri
sossn Borisnd, Democrat Arkansaa
A. p Butes Democrat. south Carolina
John G. Calhoun, Democrat south Carolina
jefferson Davis Democrat Nisasappi
Daniel s. Dickinson. Democrat New York.
stephen A. Douglass, Democrat, lllinoia
Henry s. Foots, Democrat Mississippi.
EdwA. Hannegan, Democrat Indiana.
Samuel Houston, Democrats IaaA
Hsrsbed J. johnson, Democat Georgia
Revefdy johnson, wing Maryland
William R. King, Democrat Alabama
Si hi& = p s s Wing %S''' Hers s Carolina
James N. Mason, Democrat Virginia.
Samuel S. Phelps Wing, Vermont
Wnsm K Sebastian, Democrat Arksasaa
Daniel Sturgeon Democrat Pennsylvania.
J. B. Wes &c a! u. p emosmt iieria
Total So
NAYS
Ceone b Badger. WING ,nig''A' North Carolina.
Roger $. Baldwin, Wing Connecticut
j. W. Bradbury Democrat Maine.
John ii. Clarke. Wing Rhode Island.
John Davis '' Whix Massaehusetts
William i: Dayton, Wing Now Jersey.
John A. Dix, Democrat Now York
a;tay D HsIs B Bs%s% E E,;ss.a
Thomas Fitzgerald Democrat Michigan
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Hannibal namin, Democrat Maine
Jacob W. Miller Whis. New Jersey.
John NJ. Miller. Democrat Connssucat
Joseph T. Underwood, Wing, Kentucky
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ABSENT.
Daniel Webster, whis Massachusetts,
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