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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

ICE, ICE, ICE-THE SUBSCRIBER IS OFFERING
sale three cargoss first quality Ulster County lee. from
IL to IA inches thick, aost. For particulars enquire Of
j. L. Hssbrouck lo Murray street. Of the subscrbe
board ,loop Lawrence foot of Warren sreeI-A H. HATH
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WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG W0-
w situation do general house work sma ia.
my Best Of city References given Apply l27 Hester
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

GENCY FOR LO ;ATING MILITARY BOUNTY
IA Land Warrants-Davenport iowa-Ehenrzer Cook, A..
torney Law aud George b. Sargent IT, 3. Deputy Sur
veycr-Co9k SARGENT General Land Agents will Civ; per.
lands in the oushing State Of Iowa Persons wishing in
formation relation to the opportunity for locating land
q. SARGENT. ESQ. II Wall street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

VXT ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, cock and would assist in wsshpg and
ironing chambe and do plain ewing Good city
reference. A. IL, COX Warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

WIN. R. PRINCE & co. PROPRIETORS OF the
w Linnean harden aud Nurseries, Flushing, New York,
will transmit their Catalogues (6ih cdtiou) Of Trees
and Plants all paid applcnts their Whole
lection by any other in Europe or america and
pecay Pears be supplied at bearing Catalogues,
also. at Clark Austns, Agents. EOS Broadway March II,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

DosT OFFICE. NEW YORK. MARCH 49, 1913
The U g. Mail s!ssmsI Hermann will sail on Morday
Bremen The mails for this will be closed at this
Off ha fpas O'Clock Sunday, the 10Th inst great
Europe. the public requested to denost eir
be no agent on bosrd the ship to sceivs letters News
paprs for Europe be secured with bands OF
they will be charged with letter postage the connentR
II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16
pooKs. .ooKs, BOOKS !!-W. IaowANs HAS

BOOKS. BOOKS, BOOKS Nv. IGOWANS HAS
- removed his extensive stock Of Books U.s.
ooo vo from es Liberty street the spacious tors s Fat
war opposite faus Church Yard Just received the De-
Review from the commencement ia 1898, to july
1876 I6 vols S25; American Annual Register vols $40
Penny Magazine. vols, e2i; London Museum Of FOREIGN
Literature aud Science, AZ vols, $2; Monthly Mirror 80
vol 43O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

NOR SALE--BROOKLYN PROrERTY--THREE
handsome moderate sized three story brick houses in
South Brooklyn Alao Of elegant cottage. on Dufea
a desirable residence for family wishing moderate dwell
ling in respectable locality Apply to PETER PARKS. II
Wall street. basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

Two LIGHTHOUSES NO 1874, 1856, BRIDGE STREET
Broohlyn, minutes walk from Fulton Ferry. They
every desirable for redenee. R.ntmodeIate
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Academy ready for the reception works for the
the LIST Of April. JOHN @. CHAPMAN. Secretary. N A. ID
I PARKERS ANNUAL EXCEPTIONALLY WILL
~ take place at Tammany Hall Monday, the 27h Of
Mach, which occasion will be brought forward grsttet
variety of New Dances and Pupils than he has
roduced previous exhibition. full description will
be given in future advertisements
GREAT EXCITEMENT-FOX CHASE AT NOR
~ risisna Depot, Harlem Rairoad Tuesday. the 2Is
II oclork fee 81 The ground for hunt
ing cannot be beat.
REWAkE OF THE SUDDEN CHANGES OF THE
- Weather-N's CARROLL'S Medicsted. Yaror, Sui
phur sud Iodins Baths Fulton street.
respiratory diseases of the skim Sc Delay not IN OBJ
timing relief which by neglect, nav Prove fatal.
diseases OF THE EYE-DR. WHEELER, OCU-
~ list 80 Greenwich street with confidence the
public, hu there caceY any disease which that tender
aud beautiful SUBJECT that does yield
csfl mode of Treatment Referesces given the
miles IN the city. Office hours from A. O'Clock
NJ, after which he devotes his time to door paen A
pamphlet remarks deases of the eye with
merous instances OF great effected by Dr. Wheeles
mode Of treatment, be had grautousy his residences
the will be forwarded m,kug apple
to HIM by letter. postpaid
MEDICAL AlD-DOCIOR MURPHY. OF SO GOLD
IVA street, be conf dentally consulted private dis
eases, Structures elects Mercust Ulcers, De
biy, &c. His improved method OF curing Gonorrhon in
DAY will be found nfslablc Or. M ,a rrgul oh al
cnn and hiss been coeaged for Is treating these a.c
tions changes mod rate Office 81 Gold street.
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NOR CHARLESTON, s. C.-THE STEAMSHIP
u SOUTHGRNER, Cspt. M. Berry, will! leave Pier 4,
N. H., Saturday, tho 1ath instant at o'clock, M. All
bills Of sdus signed by the clerk board Price of
825 For freight passage apply SPOFFORD TILES
TON Y co, 48 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

CLARKE'5 sACKsMY CUSTOMERS AND sIRAN-
~ respectfully eppsed that my ready made
meats fpos,ble better finish than and the
usu, low. My black and brown Sacks fit the body
particularly admired the So The beat quality OF
French cloth Dess Coats made to ue n most e1
ceent Tor SIG. Gentlemen who doubt what
tailor 70 paonse, and judges OF goods,
especially invited call at i16 william street. opposite
th W,shir ofo isth he host oIicy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

T OOK At THIS.-LADlES WE INVITE YOUR
IL atcnos to large snd splendid of Boot,
Shoes which shall sell until April ls ut first cost
intend making change bu These goods
all fresh and latest STYLE Gems have had large
quantity Of fiat Boot. and shoes. whi;h shall po ..
sos the old place 3S7 Broadway, Of Franklin s
NJ B-Aso. large 10; Of Rubber Over thoes and Water
Proof Roots Also large of GeutlemeI Con-
pros (saters. at reduced priQe. Nj. CAHTLI,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

TMrQRTATION. AND EXPLOITATION M. RAJ
mel Florist Scotsman and Gardener has the honor Of II,
forming the public, and the ladies' amateurs OF plants and
flowers cur that he has just received by the packet
Auiunsuss C.meliSs Je:samines nfange trees Hh9
supply Of garden seeds howfr seeds, buibou. fruit
Of the choicest kinds &c sc sale .wholesle retail
AT Embellishments M
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w EARRING ArPAREL, JEWELRY &c-GENTLE-
w men, families having off Clothing, Jewelry, or
supe,ous effects generally, which they desire convert INTO
cssh nd 1t to their advantage send for the SUBSCRIBER
VII, viii attend them at Their residences bv app2ntmeat
line through the otherwise will receive
prompt attention. II. LEVETr, office No. Q Wall street,
cnrnr fofR road,r
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NOIICE-ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, FEB.
~ Iuary 10Th, the steamboat STATEN ISLANDER will
antina at 8I, 10 A NJ EMS P. NJ. r. NJ. Leave New
YORK At 4. nj, II A. M, q. M. Sk r. M.6P.M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

u ORLIVERPOOL-NGW LiNE-RkGULAR PACK
ct Goth M,rch-Ihe new and sp.eadld fast sailing
packet ship R0sCIUs Asa Edridge master no loading
freight splendid furnished
apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street,
e. COLLINS SIS South street. The packet ship Siddons
will succeed the ROacius. and sail her regular day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

ITO THE ELECTORS OF THE SIXTEENTH WARD.
Having seen my name il the Herald as canddete Tor
candidate for any ONCE whatever. ABRAHAM
BROWN, 9th Avenue, Goth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

CTATE BANK AT SAUGERTIEs-THE BILLS OF
- this Bank redeemed by Messrs WNshburn Co. OF
Albany, the legal Aasnt aud at the Bark in :pece ard
bought by all the Brokers at c New York
state money These bills secured entirely by stocks Of
the State Of New York Ssugsr.es March IL, 1873 RUS
SELL ". ISAANS, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN THE
splendid steamer HERMANN, Capt Crabtree. will leave
pier No R;rt- o'clock; on Monday ?oth March. car
ryug e n. S'i.eS NAL n snn rs ha o.
government with view to being converted ship Of
fitted with powerful engines, thoroughly brac.d
throughout and has ample and beautiful accommodations for
PaMenssrs Pce Of passage $40 Appy e the office ofthe
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21

TIE Coon CAysE IS oN~hRo.-"Tho
only BUSINESS Of importance in Congress on
the lG,h inst. was the adoption by the
House Of Representatives Of the resolutions
conrratuIaUng France on the establishment
OF Rcpubiic-ayes ~. noes ,"
The Senate had prc1ious.yadoptcd them
unanimously. Such is the greeting Amer
lea sends to France. 1t is said that Mr.
Calhoun has expressed tie apprehension
shat the revolutions in Europe wou.d sogi-
ou~Iy enJauEcr, and perhaps terminate $la-
very III his country. There Is more Of
truth than fancy in this remark. But the
true democrat win rather rejoice on this
account. II has been orr deep conviction
that the revolutions in Europe have decl-
sivcly settled the question in favor Of free
territory. Revolutions Of this Kind never
60 backward. When the advocates Of sia-
very find themselves rebuked even by mo-
narchial Europe. it is not difficult to au'irl-
pate the effects Of such expressions Of the
Public Opinion Of tie world Nilwau-
kce Wisconsin.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21

while, and all the ingconrulies of tie Eng
| llsh system will be banshed from our codes
and with the downfall Of tie last relic of
old Colonial vassaage, these states will at
! length cease to be anything Identical with
/ lie old British Provinces and become in
| their social and political order, in thclr mu-
ujcipaI and judicial systems, at length and
forever, thoroughly enlranchsed and Amer
! lean.
Glorious as have been the results, glori-
Gus as are the hopes of this peaceful mis-
sion. the democratic party has been engag-
ed ~ career Of yet more startling SPLEEN
dor.
Democracy is essentially pacific. lis
aims OF human prosperity are far too cath
Ole 10 be beligcrcnt. |, seeks civilization,
not conquest Oar own system has kept
the nation aioof from all the quarrels and
theories of balanced power of other nations.
Hence has it become the sheer Of the or
gans Of the transatlantic systems, that how
ever potential in seIl-delence, America was
W0nderless beyond her own limits. Both
our wars with England were defensive on
our side, and fought almost exclusively on
our own soil. Many Of our own people
doubted cur capacity to act as the agressors
OF war. That doubt has been forever sol
we'd, and our present democratic admins
tratOn has taught forever the nations OF the
earth, the lesson that the pacific quality Of
our democracy lies in the indispositon and
not in the incapacity Of aggressive war.
An infatuated Government on our own Continent
declared upon for IN act }u>tGab.e under all
versions Of 'cGnati0na law. Encouraged by Eu-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21

freedom O. the press, freedom Of trade, toedom o,
naturalization. freedom social and political every
where and 70 ai then a> now It was charged with
tic progress Of our great experiments self govern
meut, ard fought Tie battles Of rnla against pr.yi-
/ leEc
| The reverse was the mission assumed by tue op-
po=te panty: always the same Ia hero Iary position
! however frequent is change OF designation 0aly
! dcrote1 IN b. II iio,ary 20 tic English uun,c.p.
! system, i, opposed from the beginning any remor-
4" 81 the lncousruItcs o! that system iGom Our new
! order; and always content with tan-s as it found
! them. rom tie beginning until now assumed the
! position OF an enemy to progress.
Amidst all its changes Of name, it has
! never omitted that most characteristic Of
It's Peculiarties, found now in the designa-
! ton Of kindred party in England; for gen.
! orally conccding the good Of the anteccdent
/ progress ofits democratic antagonist, il ever
/ deems the present position the ne plus ultra
/ of ameliorallon, and in lis constant desire
to preserve things as they are, might most
j appropriately assume the title OF Conserya-
/ tlsm. Thus as the democratic party ad-
yances in its mission Of progressive ameIl-
/ Grafton, that now called the whig party re-
! luctanlIy follows, even with more or less i'll
/ grace occupying the last vacated ground Of
! It's antagonist; and finding itself thus ia the
! position beyond which the Democratic prj-
/ cipIc has progressed, it has even sometimes
with reckless luctiousness assumed to be
/ the democratic party itself Thus has Il
+ appeared IN succession opposed to man 5
right Of political franchise, severed from all
i European right Of property; opposed to a
reform Of the British municipal law we IN
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21

CAPRICE OF FoETuNE.-TEe enormous
snm of six hundred millions OF dollars are
concentrated in the hands Of hye persons.
These favored children Of fortune are The
Baron Ro.hschId, the King Of the French,
The Dukc Of Devonshrc, Sir Robert Peel.
and .Iohn Jncoh Aelor.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21

4 shyewd old gentleman once said to his
daugh,er-"Bc sure, my dear, YOU never
marry poor man. but remember that the
poorest man IN The world is one that has
money and nothing else"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21

RERPUBLIcAN CURRGNcY-The new five
franc pieces lave already made lhcir ap-
pearance in Paris, by order Of the new re-
public. The coin Is like the piece called
Slerculos, model Of the year II. wiki the
date of 1913. The only change made in
stead Of The words Garandic Nahonaic,on
them, the device adopted is Djeu protcgc
Ia France IS God protect France
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21

FIE TREATY.-Thc President informed
the chairman Of foreign relations on Thurs
day. the ,2nd uIt.. that he apprchended the
publication Of the papers would deteaf tic
ratification gfthe treaty lciH 1ier.co.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

"TuE LAST DouUER. Tic Vermont
Nurumau hcslla.cd lor some iimc but
90 last run zap the flag OF Taylor and lIll.
unu
This was the last doubicr in Vermont.
Iuu Green Mountain Smle always ON
tha -ljc OF Freedom and a.0ay, a Wing
State Is now waytd in solid wbroaou
phaiaux, battling against LoooIoa1i7m
aud all its allies. The watehmau CON
eludr. Dos article JmH.
"Om Judgment {, that tho wise-I course
is to concur u the support OF General
TAYLOR Our. is the la-t Wing press IN
Vermont TO accept the nomination. We
have waited tor 10 factions purposc-nor
from wiImlue-s-but TO satisfy our best
udrmpnt. The course Is ulem--we enter
upon it chccriuly'
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

The Washington correspondent, ol .uc
Philadelphia NuHh American. ay.
"Uu6 y. JIa Lmmua. 100 H. Patent
uacn ba. presented go lHa-fo.- a .r..
o' chalrsa.a.a} ta Hu,ul C1mu..
s.au.l Mr. hurac, involving mallasaur.
aud gfo.s abuse oi nWhaafy. d does
ual b.rpua mH Go yourH 'or lh.ir truth.
hu.Whr.H.J uUgur a,-a rH. .gr b. u1.
uroua lu9' Washington d1. u1i c1a.
mua more supple rar,.Nr uo- d. u..
aCe bold aH 'UrumI.m .1WuurJ..l.s.
pissed by li- northumberland urlufcup..
ibIa m thc exercise oithNl petty tymuy
whHbulWH}s chameUul % mean soul
uHJ % WwHl. understanding. Ill., -
now understood go ha tar editor or tl.
campaEnWp.f o. llr wuy awMoh ur
I- admirably adapted, since H' ra10l md
ruimmy Iom ia distinguished Icawm-.
Tho President aud Secretary oI State both
declined TO make AN investigation when
called unon iu their Official capacity md
hence tnc matter wa. brought before
Congress
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16
MEM ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY
and E'rIRicrS' DcPOL
NO.li CANAL STREET ROW,
orfosiTl mt ruslUHu0rsE

NJ Il GREEN repeatedly announces 10
q. Tuas...r anJ Planters. mat DO hi-
s.0lsl,4 q complete aud ralgua'c ilFL
lUJNDKl u u. ety.
.THrH i.lUs of lls laun4y was cul 90
order %, NufAmru 0l .aUs sAprHnce, aHd aa 900
s,,.a.f va SPARED i8 obtain llr lhudfoiu'si
lre. iui To- pruar tIrn be- every rsrroi' ihs
ASSERTION s ,rullr.d ilai 10 sill be louud ihr
handsome, u iH- lat'a >isire
AIss.asrp hau4. mr lf-lHmrui Of lioNrr,
ya.Uau.tus iultgrs sul laa laITla col llr Hi'fi
sty.r. 10 wuti iue attention of tnl'r'r H 4''
E.t-d. Il-.ufg purchasing f,s.slrir. AD afi.''0'
m.uaii.iuI,l af ufs Foundry sAal br o.. ID ua-
trrd s.i.al % u,t superior % iuy Manufactured
4. the roth; and ~ they wli be- iulus1gd' at
ArA loiA prcrt, lhe propuciufo o' Tine new rHiri-
pr..s trusts iu meet Nih doc rucnnwg fmruL
fine .aaruurr BE- a.sa Agent ior ihr siir OF
Nsr..sr. ~ asHu.lau aud Nmlh ialsfs, which,
tn.,hsf villa Charrs, CAs-s, Composing NurAa'
Iuralifr, Galt}-, Printing lnA o' a'l r'.'Is' i"-
r.llut ,geD article iu ths iuuung nnHnrss, Aela
constantly on hBai ll moderate rates
lTlhe pfopueion OF ncw-pap.rs rs WHO will pub
bsb thi. ad,rfisemrni aA mouths, and srnd "a
paper to ,hls Foundry weekly, wi.l be paid isrlh
advertisement By purchasing sls times lhe amount
vi advertisement bill 10 Type. .........
II u. GREEN. .
Opposite tIs CusiGmbuuHc.
a. Proprietor o, ucNs1hp-f7 who hi's phh,'
Isbsd the advertisement OF IurENg Co. VIII
please suspend il, aud insert the above.
may ~, l.4s.22
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16
IILlMnEnSM

W. COPY The iaIlowueofficle from III.
National at lasteyHia#. IIWcareno
mistaken, CO. Crorkel, the editor ,eass
member OF Congress Al the liWe raieH
Ia Iuthe article. allyeoncrpuf Within
subject audqualiasdtas peal understand
inHiy of whuI occurred TIM eros slam
defpl which Mr. Fillmore was sought %
ls maiside tlalIn, : Hllf exposed by
Tin National
"l@llHoaE. Under tbi= =raHlian, Ibr
Courier oi tins eilg the chic mouth
/ uieca of Pol democracy IA the south bas
opened Is hatteq OF ahH-e seainzl tho
! Mhi# candidate Ior NIer President
nayHa 20 tHs WalIat#seHg ramI. md m.
Hhla 10 ma8uiH fhrH position og thel
beaslsd apaneiples. by f.if aud mmJy
uFsuWruI tar Leaders ul lae ssli-sNlad
/ Democratic party are driven "a tha na-
cezsIy OF aaHoucing aud eilIlyiag aum
whu=# m-uIIiaa puHlf ei character has
never hH.ar been touched hg the pointed
nfaIHaI SANDER and dsIr.eaoH rHa
lamIard deliberately charges, IbaI Willard
tl.lmafs Iulslz -sHugIaaadwdds. HIea.
a=H.= yaHa andhIzyala aHsoI zbsma=
.aal and bloody IH aaI blot
faa ,he Hgs of history
IN sill De raurmi Hd tha. in lsI2, n
WHs#f al aagEa5s on .aa brig CHr3la,
ImW Richmond. bound aihs elt. mu.
T.H=l and hIIed The C#HHH aud a4aaI
Haz= HraHs. IT, matter W. hraaaH.H -.
i1H Cau4ess. WhuhlE Gillmss I0hia.
with characteristics inatia.H. aIelad IA
zH5Iss ai resolutions Hsu#sal IN z1mr
or TIE conduct OF lie naH afs IL
iiaHs# fgH#isel IhgH aIallgz aIli a8m
an ind. 8l1u. Win tae hop of ga..
zu# lIa Hllga Ia entertain iHaa at =1mH
suaa9elMH, H was HuHai Io IayIbafa-a
lUi.at 0Hth= table. Ar fIHuaa. with
q Iafiig u tis House. voted IN tin
negative thu as.usHa 10 dIaI.Y lin in.
H.Hai##s 2 .a.Ha J. permitting IHa8
- E. al =uHHl#fhz table Tn Iauz=
lhuz IHa.zaaal.y yraiH#ed ia saIe HI Hasa.
Hl.aa tasu.oflo iay aaauH lls table.
ana HlrmlIufNa# eamH#.Ial 10 with
auN aheH Thus instead Of lmfl4= ia.
toHd 6idama, resolutions. NJ Fillmore
voted. IS d.Ia H4aHB nj lie llaB-e.
bosh Nasv aM Democrats. rom iha
AaH4ald .5H iaa south 10 kich tire
resolutions out OF ilc House. without
acting upon them at ail
With these facts staring him iu the
iace, the cdr1ro.the Couu rco0ly charges
tAal VI. Fillmore justified murder and
d..eulgi tha mufdarr.. We have not
noticed this ridiculous fabrication for ,hr
lbe purpose oi ju.tiying or defending
Mr. Fillmore, for 10 is hardly proba.
bile tiu. ihorc i, "a mm iu The woid
so bImded Icy wdy prejudice as to ho.
le'e tlat MiIlal Fillmore. or any other
American Statesman, ever defended, d..
lsclly or lniuoug either the murders
uu nlafJ iig Crcoi, or tIc conduct OF
AlD GillH-..
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

SOMETHING SN5rLtn.--Orryt0WiHg
lFe's-A couo.p7udrutofa 70 Wisconsin
PAPER writing from Waukan, in that
state, makes th' following statement
There are thf.c wells near this piuee
discharge fine llt, nyulats from their
surface. They measure %, 80 and 81
feet iu dap.h-.oil red mari. lou will
hardly believe mc when / tgll You thrse
wela discharge double the amount when
Jhe wind is South that lhcy do when the
wind is North. still the whole nejghbof.
hood will testify 90 tho fact TheWa.afin
other wells iu the vicinity viii rise % foot
on the wind blowing good breeze nom
tue South ] have not sufficiently cN-
nmined the subject 10 solve lae mystery
bat as Rush Lake is within thrge miles
and on high ground lt rs probably Che
source from which the wells are supplied,
and South wind driving up tire coar'o
sands of the beach increases thg discharge
of water through the sand into channels
which hul vent IA these weIl-.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

SENSIBLE AND CooL.--Jom Nnn Burcu
has written to Gas, member Of Con.
grc-s, toasceruin whether it is the I'M
ttnion of the General. friends 20 con.
tmua to distract the Democratic party, by
keeping him In the field. Prince john
saws. the Withdrawal OF Mr Cass would
at once produce harmony aud unity oi
aruonin the Democratic ranks ~BNt'et'7.