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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-12

A CARD.

RICHARD BONSON tenders to his
friends,the citizens Of Dubuque, his CRATE
full thanks for their prompt and efficient
efforts in extinguishing the fire in his
building, on Wednesday night.
F. c. & E. II. SMITH take great pleas
ure in joining in the above, and would
further express their sense Of obligation
to their fellow citizens for the care and
activity displayed by them in the re NOV
al Of their goods:
Dec 8, 1843.
LOWELL & SAMUELS beg leave to
join in the above expression Of thanks, as
do the proprietors of the Express
~ Hon. G.. w. Jones left this city
today for Washington.
He travels by the Northern route, and
is accompanied by Lincoln Clark, who
goes on with the Presidential vote Of the
state Of Iowa.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-12

GSixty-fve Indian tribes are now
under the protection Of the United States
government, exclusive Of those in Ore
gon, California, and New Mexico.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-12
S76,044 81
PI7/l1lcuis.
1916

1910 Payments.
Payment from 10th Nov 1916 to LIST
March, 1S47, Sl,377 35
Payments. from LIST March, l647, TO 1lth
June, lS47. 1900 IS
Payments. from 1lth June, 1917, to 9Th
Sept. 1917, 49.O87 IS
Payments from 9Th Sept l947, to 3Qth
Nov. lS47. G.SI2 81
Payments, from Goth Nov. 1917, to 9Th
March 1913, S,O2S So
Payments from 9Th March, 1913, to 9th
June, 1918, 1850 Sc
Payments, from 9th Iunc, lS4S, to 3lxt
Oct. 1913, 1868 20
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-12

WoNDERFUL.-The steamer Europa
sailed from New York the day after the
election, carried to Europe the result of
the Presidential election, which closed
only fourteen hours before.-Ths was
done by the aid Of the magnetic telegraph,
and was truly wonderf performance
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-12

A BAD SPoT TO SETTLE 1N.-An officer
in Col. Stevenson's New York Regiment,
gives the following graphic description of
the country:
"You know not, neither can you ina
CINE, how awfully deceived the American
people are in regard to California. 1t is
a poor, miserable, dry, barren, sckIy,
God-forsaken country made up like the
California Regiment-the last end of a
Saturday afternoon, the odds and ends Of
all the fragments Of the world thrown TO-
gcther en- masse, to finish up.''
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-12

AsToR's Personal PRoPERrY.-The per
sonal property Of the late John Jacob As.
tor, according to paragraph in the N
Y. Globe, is ascertained TO amount to the
immense sum Of four millions and Dinet T.
five thousand dollars. This is exclusive
OF the houses, lands, &C., constituting his
real estate.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-12

Give call the attention Of our read
ors to the advertisement Of Messrs. Eel
Lows d YoUNG, which will be found in
our columns to-day. They have purchas-
ed from Curtis & Waite their large and
we'll selected stock Of Goods, and are de-
termined TO spare no efforts to please those
who may give them a call. We trust
they will be literally patronized by &c.
T,erous public.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-12

The AMERICAN BR1DGE-BU1LDER.-Re-
mimgton, the Virginian: (and the Old Com
monwealth has reason to be Proud of such
son,) has inally-after trials and hard
ships that would have broken down any
one but an American-succeeded in Eng
land as the architect Of the greatest i'm
provement in bridge building that was
ever known. 1t is simply this: he can
build bridges over great rivers, without
piers, which are equally strong as under
the old system.
ga permanent, beautiful, and steady
bridge may be thrown across river half
mile wide, out Of the reach Of floods,
and without anything touching the water,
at most inconsiderable expense"
This. improvement is one Of such gi-
gantlc Importance, particularly in the con-
struction Of railways, tina! no one can
estimate its value. 1t is an invention
long needed, but which, after the efforts
of thousand years, has at last been dis
covered by al American, who goes now
to teach the Old World. Such inventions
shed more real glory on our name, than
The laurels Of even successful war.
[Chicago Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
Business Notlres.

LEARY 4 co BATTERs, AsTOR HOUsE,NY
~ VIII in,rodacs the Fashion f5r Gsntlens1s sss
Spring. is4'. on Tuesday March.
10 presenting Hs, for the would remark
that gentlemen will a, notice is distinctive ehsrae
ter in the elegance Ct rs proportions grscsoness Of out
Hoe and improvement ia fsbucstoG which have
before been attained
fovras' or YoUxs GEsrLENESs HArs-PsyiJsan
Sgss-L Co have row rssdy, the elegant style Of Hat
unvsrrsy prevalent in Paris. ard which hss been
modelled x7res'y for the young Of city ms 2w
" whoever wants Eve dollar Hat for four dosrs,
Whoever wants two dollar Gne cloth Cap for 81 50,
Whoever wants to Inspect .uPerb stock Of chidrens
Fancy Hats,
Whoever wants Opera Hat Of the ls'es. Paris slys,
Whoever wants an Cubrella both cheap and elegant,
Whoever tho ful vslue of hi. money 10 buJngs
Hat, Cap or Umbrella,
Whoever wants 4 round Hat ChsPesu, Military Cap,
aTrsvelisg esp. Sportsman. Hat, Youth', Hat
aLady's Riding Hat, should cell ~
"GENtNS."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
MIR. Web.ier'- Speech The Trist Correspond
enee-Tbc Publication Of the Trenfy.

Hr. NFbsffTs w htfr'
enee--Thc Publication Of the Treaty.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
wAsmssros. March g.
Tho speech Of Mr. WEssrER was tho great
feature Of Congressional proceedings today bat
a. YOU are 20 receive m official copy with this
shall no, attempt a report, The sllnsion TO his
SOM death in Mexico touched every heart present.
Hi. quotations from Shakespeare were very happy,
rs vas his allu.ion 10 Office seekers and oicehold-
err. who worship only while power lasts. They
were not he said. sun flowers. They did NOT
Turn to their god, When he ses
The same look that they gave when he rose"
After Mr. WEBsTERs speech the Senate went
into secret session. They had q consultation over
the publication Of their secrets the Trist Tresty
Messrs. BADGER, BRADBURY and WgsTcorr were
appointed Committee 10 investigate the subject
The Senators have what they consider clear proof
that copy Of e treaty was furnished the Ner
York Herald ~ a member Of me Cabinet. This has
caused some excitement among the grave Senators
We shall hear more Of this in day or two. Some
Of the Senators say that TIE Cabinet Is leaky
vessel
child Of Col RowAS. Charge 70 Naples died
yesterday at Colemsn's Hotel Col r. was jusi
about TO leave for Naples. hichELIEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
Things in Philadelphia.
corresponlenes d The Tribane.

Correspondence OF me tribune
PHiLADELPHIA March g.
No particular clue has as yet been developed to
the horrd trsdgedy Of yesterday morning. Mr. Bsds-
acher still slive and comparatively easy, but Is not
Known whether his quiet results fom tho effects Of inter-
nal modification general alienation Of his SYMPTOMS
The audiences Of ne ssck and being awakened from
sound sleep Will probably prevent him from giving any
lucid exianation II Che eiair There msuy rum1urs
In reference the affair; referred 70 yesterday
another retes story Of former unrsquited love and
Jealous inssnts. Mr. Rs character. the nature OF hs
wounds ard the loving h6elty Of his married relations
IRE clufe the possibility OF foolish that he hntei
was the suthor Of the deed The sveugsr ths track
Of the guilty sectors IN the tragedy.
Great preparations mssinE % celebrate Mr.. Clsgs
birthday By the Young WhisS IL viii be one OF the most
splendid Affairs ever got up IN this city
Flour and Grain quiet 60 ~ yi0us prices Cotton In
limited demand A. sGsi for Upland and New Ofiese,
Bark $50. which IL = decline; Beeswax = Groceries
quiet ard steady; Provisions heavy, with light sales
Whisky declined 10 p cts 10 bbls.
There slim business done In stocks today. -
First Board and dffsr-S5G Girard Bk, los 500 )
Tress c. lO l. $1,000 81 S. 49, ~ Reading c. 1915 Man
Mech b. =; Penn Bk 28; 81 600 ~ 81, - 100 Oh
rsrd, b5wn. n; 100 DO rw, n.
Second Board 1900 Penn 5s, -, tIj Ches Del 49,
5O0 L Treas l0l d 100 Morris. lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
By Telegraph to the Ne,o- York Tribune
NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE...ALBAsr. March 9

SENATE. ALBAST March "a, lsis.
The following bills were passed Providing for
the election OF County Treasures and fixing their
terms of office. To authorize the Board OF Educa-
ton Of the City of New York, to establish evening
schools for the education Of apprentices and others
and about 20 local and private bills
Mr. WuKlS reported bill relative 10 the funds
and securities in possession OF the Clerk OF the
Court OF Appeals.
Mr. AYRAuLr reported bill for the benefit ofthe
N. Y. Guardian Insurance Company. IL was sub,
seqgenty read and passed
Mr.. LAWRENCE reported the annual tax bill OF
New.York the bond BILL the bill to establish free
schools throughout the State. The Syracuse and
Rochester, Attica and Hornelsville and Albany
and Cohoes Railroad bills are the special order for
tomorrow.
The bill for the protection of personal liberty was
passed. Also the bill relative to certain bulkheads
of Brooklyn.
The rest Of the session was taken up with the
debate on the general bank bill No question.
ASSEMBLY
The bill relative TO the Bridge over the Albany
Basin was ordered b q third reading
To-day Mr.. BOWIE reported a bill 10 remove
the remains of volunteers killed in the Mexican
War.
Also the bill to amend the Act for the organ.
ization OF the LIST Division OF Militia.
Bills passed for the Bridge across Albany Basin,
To regulate the fare on Railroads from Albany to
Dtl.hol ana lul hericuisufei appropriations.
The Canal bill was made the special order for
Friday next.
Mr. BRIGHAM introduced the Albany and Cohoes
Railway bill
Mr. MEEcH brought in a bill providing for the
Election OF Mayor. Aldermen &c for New York
also for the appointment of Commissioners 10 Cod.
f. the Laws Of New York City.
Mr. RAYmoSD gave notice that his Fulogy on
Mr. ADAMS would be deferred 20 April o.
The rest OF the session was occupied with the
debate concerning the State Reporter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

CHARrEs CONVENTION Convention held a
msstHs last svsnips Me rsYlef presented 'Vrost te
The cemwluss EsPes,s' sAuss thai sss = haA bees
used ~ the CsavsH,iss sss hAs 'as0 10 sI recalls ss
b. aensi ts,sss expenses. The Convention thea wsas
is6, Corlt,ss ct she whs sas ss'awsa he sss''des
talisn ~ The ts~t 81 ne Cewmlstse Citv oaseus
Anst sessiis abe a.sssssa The ge,h 'ssiisa 20 Mss
,ishir ,ssstst. whoa hs NswMisiss aaA reported
,hs t ss,sYlsse The Au tssa i,d 80 shs tsAs as
al sss rsssiss rae Vssveagtss ,hsn sssls usss
iHs Vss,~i,tss - 'as Whale a~a ss NJ Sc ssasasss
sizes Ne 'ssssd Fsss - Ne feryN 81 As Csmm.ss 80
A.sss"sss Is BE alssssisH 81 Which sas VsnA's,se
vsss sRsssed whse su' repeater 'sh
ASHLAND Ctyp A msesRs Was helj - faars
ssr svs~l~s :. M, rsesss Gsssl go Ne rvtrsss II
s.ssiss A.sisss oive Essi.ssis " DAVIS. Et2 ~as
s.lsl ~ ,ks ,k.W .sS rsises FtS srre'~'sS
ss.,Sssss A. .stss., rssr.ssa ,, ssls.' ss.s nee
wa.,ssa =, ess,ss " .'v.'sn E'a .iss' wh'sA TIE
,ssst.s,cs 49, rssrsfsa ~ .S,r-ssss We, sdss I'D
.ss,b.. -wh ~ .sAt.@.i ..s,,>- rsSy,asss fss he
si.-.ss- - .ass-,s ~
D. l,at.s SavrsH re trissSrs chuwh ty
,L's - w-.s'~s.. .. 3. ~~ss sssss w.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
HATS OFF HATS OFF

~ OLD HATS, Of course, for the sphng.tims OF tho
year has come aud no gentleman will stand under rusty
tile, who y shes to make tip-top Appearance
KNOX
OF the sun Building. Faltonst
briefly announces that his
SPRING FASHIONS READY,
but not roBgh, aid that both hi. siyle ana prices
Challenge Competition.
His ha. been newly fitted up by that klfal srchi.
tse Tssnbe and he invites the public to take look
bis windows believing that there 10 attraction enough 10
low prices and elegant workmanship in hosts Of
customers KNOX, Fultonsi.
m2l 3lTThISs sun Building, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
BY Telegraph to the Ne,O-YOrk Tribune
FROM WASHINGTON.

Mr. Webster has gone home in consequence OF
his daughter being in dying condition. The Sen
ate for two days past have been debating the pro
prety of revealing the proceedings of that body on
the Treaty. with closed doors, asyet have come
10 no conclusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
Markets. -. BALTIMORE, \

FLoUR-The market continued steady, and we note
sales Of $50 bbls Hswardst al rs. The stock on hand
at present estimated at IS oOO bbls wHEArwe have
only to notes sales Of 1000 bushels including Maryland
Reis at 250i 80 and 81. CoRS-sales Of $50 bush
els msde at yesterdays prices RYS-No sale re-
ported. Provisions are inactive. WHISKY Is dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

~ The student u Sacred History who h.. f,n.s
seeing bfunsi. Model Of Ancient Jsrg.sleu-hs moot
magnificent thins Of tho kinJ. point Of architect
1ra inssnniiy, ever exhibited Ia ibis cty-mug see IL
20" or lever 20 his u The est day offs exhibition 81 the
Museum l may - seen Al al hours today .nd evening
Mr. k.ymcn nd viii give his dcscrp tivs Lecture upon IA
imediaeiy siter the performances the S.ooo which
tss- place q and halfpss That sp-udd St.tu.ry IL
IN ne same hall With re h2sel, and msy BE- ali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

BoYDELLs SHAKsPEAHs GALLERY.-We look
Ell in at DR.. Spooners, lo6 Liberty ST. yesterday TO
observe the success Of an attempt now in progress
In our City, to renovate the platos of tho famous
Boydclis Shakespeare. Those plates one hun.
deed in number, aud Of tho largest size were got
up AZ nm enormous cost designers, painters and
engravcrs having boon engaged a, tho most prodi.
gal rates and tho whole artistic talent Of droa,
Britain laid under contribution IN produce gallery
worthy Of Shakespeare. Tho whole was issued az
somo $500 Tor tho series. and tho plates were In
due timo worn Ia dimncss and comparative worth
lessnos. by tho demand for Impressions. Having
been purchased by an American. daring snd
costly effort has been made a. restore them tn their
prslino sharpness Of outline and ,isor Of expire,
sion. aud. la tho Judgment OF our sitiss and CON.
noisseurs with complete success Eish, 1t tho
plates have been renovated. and their Impressions
arc fully equal to tho earliest pr,,e. A what has
been done may again be. .hs triumph {. IT the
ifat importance 81 the world 1T Att An American
Editiun ui tho ghahspsass Gallery will ia due
ir,s 10 asuei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

THs rtewEHs rsHspNiFttp The i'th
rai u 'hls work has rsa sna ceass ssl 'he w''s"e
rs'r neatly ar'hsi aud s'nalHs che as' chapters u
Tho practical ra',sr e' ,hs ~sA. f.,is, - se'syr
fs i,i's' sr'tsd'rs f.l' rash ss 'hs rs's'ss - {.
a-ahln, Er'a"ra h,hsitr unfortunately hiaisr avm hs
rsr-a. understanding ~ We rsl'''ra- 80 ssil.~is.h
issws the ris~s,s" VIA r'''', -hss ~rsrisisA
s"s-'l,s --'s. --'-s'rrs s'--h ris.as's vuA pea.
~ n.',is 80 p,vsira'l
L. Nistt 80 zoe reise,Ft Niss,anrs
- s','- .-r rs.-~s '.-- r-s.s wee. -r.'-. .,
s.'s ~ g. r,-~-s, - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
New.loI. { nlyer,iLy. Mareh !, lsts.

NeN-1otA buNefsLfs mAcn " 1850
De- Morris BAlsANIc sYSvP-This preparation possss.
90, mary very valuable medicinal qualities. and fer
superior to any other an,aots for Colds Coughs Hoss
ns.s aud other similar pulmonary complaints Having
been addicted fsr several weeks with distressing cough
AMI Of the lungs which ssused much pain 81
the ,ssse.uon 81 friend used this Syrup, and though
t 6rst somewhat inclined doubt its efficacy, siju
virtue, eE.aaed all such pesm and satisfied me
that u The pablo could Be prevailed upon 70 give this nc
aicae fair trial they wosi deem i,s inventor entities
"a thsir nse.s sincere thanks LEWIS c. BUSH,
fer sas sNf Of rNk- plsse and Broadway. See sdvs'
u.a-aat mlea
~ Mes sever attempt TO counterfeit worthless sfn
sls hence valuable medicines are frequently imitassa
TIE ave wAs ssaa,sffeits medicine commits se'.
asiims % hsnA note the con Of the uasS
STATE. f.aSssrocks Nctnifusr. which 10 the eay
cate ssa ssi,Aa TOT worms has been eoun,stsssa
Any 'ssssH' Ct the eoansry, and psrssn' should y
shss sasfA ~Asa purchasing to set the genuine s"s'
prepared At rittsSaFsh. Pa
ess sale hy the rrortieters. n A fshnessoch ="
shsss essash establishment. NJ. ~ John Of Ne~'i"
~ CcNaurAuNS tIosuVraessD permanently 80
sNasas msJisiss. Injections, ef baths. BY the no.
tmr,sysa "wlsre>'s Ervslsnta" svssstaele feoa
sarsi.es - .ay ever hesSre made OF imported.
packets - SO. - a. quarter packets efsr'si -.
" a,s RET ssa, asdssa % wholesale deales SOS 81
W he ,aAsss,Asn t.asssssos TO Hammond W. .,us
esvss~sy, sws dee. souih q stewnss p.rre
hsialss A. heSv 90.
eswsss u srsrsas Etvalsasa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

AUCTION C,sD-1hs uaiersisrei will pay particular
attention the disposal Of Furniture Auction at PIT.
vate dwellings. and would respectfully solicit the fsyors
Of parties shout dsroIag OF Their furniture stock VI
goods and ali such that their interest will be
carefully Cared for, SOD prompt returns made
ms stood X c. KEMP, Auctionser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

" DR. T.yLoRs B.Ls.N OF LIyERwosr cures con-
sumption, liver complaint, asthma, &C. BY reducing the
pulse, which is Of tho peculiar properties OF this re-
marksbs medicine, thus sllsying Inflammation, giving
tone ard strength TO the vessels Of the throat and lungs
allowing ulcers and tubeFces heal which they cannot
do where there 10 continual irritation. This remedy
therefore Is discovery founded the most strict prs
sfes Of Pathology snd recommends itself TO every lib
sAlminded physician Ii ID ded snd used,
weas happy 70 say by many IL sves refreshing rspose
free from dseaun and fsysrish1ess Stops at rails
ins blood. cough tickling IN tbs thfost 80 Should be
every Amiiy for ehilarens FOR groups colds &e
Buy only genuine which ho DIR. O Leedss signature
90 every bottle at SIS BoweFy iS9 Futonst Brooilyp
snd ofLes6s Hazard, (iormeTly Lawrence KssseD l2
MAIDEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
NAYAL-lt s stated that Commodore Joshua z.
s'nd' hes been appointed TO- and has recently assumed
the e'rnmsas Of the u. =. ship North Carolina

D'cFAcSYvL AFyaiE-sone young rovdIes On
Thai'dsy evening threw number Of bricks through IN.
ibs considerable csmsrs % ID. fgrn1,s,s IT,
epitsins were fortunately down which prevented the
rom njuuns any members o. the family shour h
'rfefa 81 them were Ia the the tim III. nous.
Wa assiicd. Nv "S~''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

lsaUEsr Coroner Abrsbams held 40 inouest
yssisfdsy opoa he body Of Daniel Lewis. as.d 20 wear,
Sh' def suddsnlJ 10 his bed on Thgrdsy morning The
JsfY found 4ysreci that the deceased ess to bis death
BY apOpleIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

- Advertisements Cor rN T''s~~ OF monoS 0"tn'
10 " IN before 10 oelosA on Saturday sVeh'ns
Publication once q this paper 10 not ops" On sunday
sA.,A.r. On IN. CITY who DO not receive this paper
~ an .,x Asu, are requested leave word ct the once
q. a., .,t.ns.msns are sueh enable ell the carriers to
at tAr,u.h ther reaies before O'clock Carriers fall
us to accomplish THE vii, Re required to give up their
rcstea
r.r.sps wishns NJ TN'sw-s len at their dwellings OF
place. 81 business regularly every morning viii please
leave their address the Publishing Once, send note
,Arsash the Pest ofhes Terms ia cents wsek, psya
Me 10 the Cartier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

re- W0RRALLs CAST IRON AWNING Posrs-- Tbs
subscribers prepared execute orders for the above
posts which Introduced by them last and
adopted by the public authorities and used Throughout
the public thorOu ghfares Of the city.
WORRALL co Iron Founders, 10.
I'm a, a,a n kI-n.t MAR psarlst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

u The With District Convention met and ad
jeurned last evening without electing Delegate
n the Whis National Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

~ This With No. Of Ewbsnk's splendid work
on Machinery ard the vafiou' t,nas n ws,a rgws..
Ao Will h pas;Ishsd nss; week The Sc, ave nanbsrs
may be hsh Of any u the cheap soasssios Prise 70
cents per hunter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

DrArH OF BIS JoBssos-Tbis eminent lawyer
wssa candidate fr the oses Of supreme Court Jucgs
issi sprins bat hes been since called plead before
hshef ubonsi lie died his house In Iihscs on the
lsih Inst Al the age Of Ga, having been stricken with
PARALYSIS when In apparently good health NJ johnson
was distinguished Tor his LEGAL acq1lfssns indpsss Of
heart and active satsrpss, ana sipssfe ADD asvout
believer Ia the great tfgths u Chf,sslsaliy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
Connecticut! All Hands .

Ccnnecticut! All Hands!
Hon. THOMAS coRwlN Of Ohio will address
the rreemen Of Connecticut on the Political ques-
tons Of the day,
AZ Ntafsfeur s..s....s...to us' Ss'"i"'J 49," '"-
N<r,Ss~ ......,........ Me5dsy, 21th
N, tfs-S .,.......... Tuesday, 2sth
Nerr.ek ............., "Wednesday, 29;h
In W,.Sla- O.. ........... rhursdsy, soth
Hon. r. w. THOMPSON Of Indiana will also
speak
Al NsSSlsss~s.. to-day, 2S,h Inst.
DRIP ..................M Monday, 9th 60
Hartford Tuesday, 18th
Cisss,rs ...............Weddsy, 18th %
N,r~ Milford ...........r Thursday, Soth 80
psse~ry ...............F Friday, Slst -
He who lets a cloudy day, or even rainy one
prevent bis hearing such speakers will regret 1t as
long a. he lives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

stcsliug quantity ciohss the property 81 l. pen0
The Jury found tho prisoner saity 81 pctis
only aud Court remauded hcr for sentence L0uis
Gorb VAS tried far receiving stolen goods the property
~ l. DclmouIco. The Jury. without leaving The hox.
found verdict OF guilty. James Jeffrey MAS iriec
ON an Indictment charging him wish sieslns . nom
letter which had been given him BY Mr. l. w Nielsen. Of
Wcschestan deliver "a hs sou ia this city The jay
found the prisoner guilty Andrew Higgins pleaded
gailiy ndicinsnt chasias hlm with assault ana
battery Mary Dixon. and femantcd Tor sentence -
Tho Court theu adjourned tof the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

ISQuEsT. Coroner Walters held an inquest yes
terday the house Of Mr. John c. Mohatt No 90 West
SStseuth-st. the body Of young man named ChaEce
lOr B1wmsn about p years Of age who arrived IN this
city about three days from bl0omngr Orange Co.
From tho evidence 10 appears hst the deceased home
a. or oco,r the evening before apparently quite well
except that he complained of taglag cold bat In The
OF the nj ght he went MIR Mofa,s 10
sht, aud complained something catching hs breath
Ike asthma. Mr Meditt went for physician, ard on
returning n about half hour ocnd him dead The jury
returned verde, Of deaf. BY congestion Of the pro-
duccd BY severe cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

Porics "A desperate fellow. named John Nc.
Cegk arrested Coz tAieseurs 20 aks the lie u he
only ehd tie has hccn In the habit u sba'ae BIS wife
uost shsnefuy - maeh ~ SIC ss Cor the inisfsfsaee
% The neishhos 60 rreyen hes foa heps murdered The
poor woman compelled hy his haThafsy 60 resort "a
the charity ~ her eshhofs g hsf Aaohef
complaint has hsea made ssanst him Cor asssalnas =
woman nauicd CaGhafino kcut