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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12
Jos. CHAPMAN
r. W. r. ROGERS, Secretaries.
HENRY .. AME9,

surTIELD Conn. July 10. ls4,.
Correspondent of The Tribune.
81. Enron Pursuant % previous call meet
ing Of the friends og Free Soil assembled at the
Town Hall on saturday evening July z. DAVID
HALE. Esq. was called to the Chair and SAMUEL
X. REID, was appointed Secretary.
c. w. Phillo Esq. in speech OF considerable
,ogth, defined the position Of the friends oil Free
Soil, and gave the reasons for secession from the
two old political organizations
A Committee reported several Resolutions, and
also an Address 10 the people Of the State OF Con
necticuf. in which ltis recommended that Free
Soil state Convention be held at Hartford on the
10th Of July next for the purpose OF choosing Dele
gates to attend the Buffalo Convention The Re
solutions aud Address were unanimously adopted
and the following named gentlemen were elected
Delegates TO the State Convention Dr. Aretas
Rising. Calvin w Philleo. David Hale, Jr. John
f. lugraham.
The meeting composed OF men oil an
parties, and, considering the season Of the year.
which for farmers Is busy one was very numer-
ously attended. 1t was by far the largest political
caucus which has been held ia the town for many
years.
There will be a Free Soil Press established IN
Hartford very soon, aud It'll Its help the friends
OF liberty hope TO show good fight. There Is
reason to believe that Connecticut Will be found IN
the line of Free Soil States This Fall. &C. A.
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TIE BARyBURNER DELEGATEs.-Ihe election Of
Delegates 10 the Utca Convention Of Barnburners was
held on Monday night Things passed OF harmoniousy
and much 20 the satisfaction OF the seeding party An
sftempt was made BY TIE Hunkers 70 get up "a row N
the Eighth Ward bar falling in this they held small
meeting after the election over and passed resou
tons Of condemnation.
Ruel smith was chosen Delegate n the lst Assembly
District Thomas ". Tucker IN the I'D Geo. X. Pur
ser lid; Joseph L. Coffee, IVth VIM :. Coe, VITA
Gersrius Boyce. With Andrew Z. Green, 18th Among
other resolutions passed the following. By the meeting
in the lV,h District j. deserving OF notice
R.s0lrsG Thatwe view with scorn the miserable con
Tvsnces Of few Northern doushface and their south
taskmasers designed % cheat the people % tis
Union OF the decision OF the great issue OF the pres
eut time that utterly reject and rep1daie any pre-
tended "compromiser which surrelders single mile
Of the virgin col Vi the mighty Paec region A. yet IN
rrodlen b. the foot OF slave al o. which 5 required
for the vast mulurudes Of landess lecOrefs IN our own
country and the refugees from European oppression,
% the degrading contact Of human bondage and insaia
be svarlce OF m0nOpozing slave owners and that Il
any such fraudulent scheme enacted By the present
Congress. pledge ourselves 20 raise Immediately the
banner OF REFEAL and % s-itae unceasingy unal ev
cry provision abolishing freedom eNpunyet from the
stafufe-bClk
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Ewbank,. Mechanics and Hydraulics.

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hand requested to complete the work as speedily as
possible Any of the numbers still be obtained by
applying TO any bookseller The whole work Is com
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RRnnkLYN AFFAIRs.

TEACHERS AssociArIoN.-An Assertion 81
Teachers ha. recently been organized IN this city Hen
~ Dean Fsq Principal of Public school No has been
appointed President, and Lyman T. White ESQ Vice.
President All matters relating 20 the profession OF
teaching such As school Organization, Discipline Nor
Al and Physical Education. the most Effcient Mode OF
Communicating Instruction, SC. VIII De- discussed 81
their meetings.
MILITARY REcgPrioN.-Tho Brooklyn CITY
Guards formally received their guests the Baxter
Guards, yesterday morning. The former Company
erected their tents on Brooklyn Highis on Tues
dsy. salute OF thirteen guns was fired As the steam
boat Knckerhocker passed % her landing place ana me
BROOKLYN Guards proceeded % New YORK and received
their guests who on their arrival in this City took pos
session of the Quarters of the former Company Aiier
the cermony Of reception they were escorted 10 the
Mansion House in Hcks-st where they sat down TO
breakfast and family dinner given At oclo OK
They will encsmp tor couple of days the Hights
and win NO doubt have iovit time OF a.
AcclpEvr-As a gentleman was getting into
one horse wagon yesterday afternoon AZ the corner OF
Johnson and Fulton the horse started and knocked
him down the wheel passing his leg bruising him
severely but not seriously njurng him. The horse
ran through Fulton 10 Orange It. and thence 10 Fulton
Ferry where he stopped without having done any
material damage.
PoIIcF-John Conner was arrested yesterday
ON charge OF habitua drunkenness, and sentenced to
the County Penitentsry for 90 days Thomas Ben
net was brought before Justice Garrison yesterday
morning on a charge OF attempting 10 commit rape
upon the person OF little girl about years OF Hge,
named sarah Ann Drake lie was fully committed Tor
trial at the next court of Oyer and Terminer
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By telegraph to the s,w-Yors Tribune.
The Telegraph Company.

bAlIifflEEI ! utststf F1lf y
AZ meeting OF the stockholder. end Directors
ofthe Magnetic Telegraph Company, ct Barnuin' :
Hotel to-day. I'll the cd officers were reelected a.
before except George C. Pennimsn' James " ID
l.ams Of Baltimore having been chosen IN MS
place.
a resolution vas passed that The Pateltees ~.
tact Stockholders from nfringemeni OF Morse
patent. BY House and others. The e'ocHho'os's
adjourned The Directors are now I'D session.
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Tux GERNASs.--The Miraekee Wisconsin is
mistaken in saying that the Cincinnati Republican
IS the only German political newspaper in the
Union ausyed in opposition to Old bunker Loco
Focoism. We can enumerate two others-the
Buffalo Telegraph, Wing paper, and the Demo
cret Of this City, Van Buren, paper, with larger
circulation than either of the Hunker German pa.
pers published. The Germans Pon upward OF ioo,-
pnO votes
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Fam SoL MEETING IN ONoSDAeA.-A large
sad enthusiastic Van Buren, Ratification Meeting
was held at Syracuse last Saturday evening
which was addressed by ANsEL BAscoM, Esq. lanti
Taylor,) of Seneca County, and Hon. GEORGE
RATHBuS OF Csyuga County. the Journal says
that the Barnburner is the strongest faction OF the
" Democracy" in Onondaga County. Judge
DANIEL MosrlY, presided assistedby Hon. NEHE-
MAN II. EARL, Elk NJ c. and Asa EASTWOOD,
as Vice Presidents Messrs. JEROME and BuRNET,
as Secretaries Mr. Bascom's remarks were very
well received, and Mr.. Ra,hbun was scorchingly
severe or the Hunkers Of all parties, particularly
Of his own party.
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Rree soil IN Connecticut.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
NoywIcH. CT July g. l54s.
An enthusiastic meeting in favor Of Free Men
and Free Soil called BY $50 signers. was held Al
Norwich. Ct on the evening Of July 5. The Town
Hall was filed
FFAycIs A. PERKINS, ESQ. was appointed ffesl-
dent. and Richmond Cranston, Elesier L LathroP'
JOIN, Smith + r. OTIS, 7. n. Sheffield John B.
Clsrs. s. Ely and J W. Crazy Vioe-Presidents'
The Secretaries we're jos Chapman. F. ". n
Rogers and Henry c. Anes.
The meeting was addressed By Charles Francs
Adams. ESQ. Of Boston, and john 7. Adams and
Edmund Perkins Of Norwich and the following
preamble and resolutions passed
BBeeas. The United states have recently acquired
an immense Territory over which, and Oregon, the
south contrary - the longestsDshed system Of the
Covernrenf are seeking % plant Slavery Free soil
and Bkerels We sbhOT Slavery az lmpOhtc ana un
lust aud Wbere0s The present seems favorable op
portuD y 10 vindcate the night Of Free oo tree Ia
boz and Free Men therefore
ResciUod That in judgment u "a not only hs
right but the duty u Congress, by legislation % eA
clude slavery from the territories
Rss0ircd. That we VIII submit to no CON -
and win hold any repre- sentative from free sat- W.
shnks from the ull support Of this principe = oi
the free spirit Of the age and derehct - ne u'S '
false b. his constituents. g., ., 90
due 10 The immortal Jefferson the suthor Oh me Ofo
nance Of l7g7 70 was meet and proper tnat ne "no
,grote he Declaration OF American lnaepehaehce
5bould consecrats the North-west Territory 70
Freedom A., . p,.f.
P,soired That the great issue In the coming ffes
de,si.l Election j. between Freedom and slavery mat
,btee, iss1ies may be made by the artnces o! party
,,e viii consider them al subordinate aud nothing
,Urtb iu comparison with the vndicaton 81 rec ro
Free Labor and Free Men. .. q
ResolreJ That n Congress contrary u the Wisne5 ui
tf people of Oregon hch have been sOlemy express
Cd should have that Territory 20 be spoiled ana deFa5
,.fed bv the blight q slavery Il would % 40 Outrage
which would not he submitted % by the Free states
Pesofrcd That we regard with warm sympainy ana
bry spprOse the noble stsud taken by the Democracy
of New York and the Conventions Of Massachnset',
and Ohio n opposition 70 the extension Of slavery ana
Inc soression Of Slave power that all honor ana pfse
s due 10 the usIios who fret barred their bOsOfn- ~
fba conflict and that come veal come woe we VIII
stand by them ia this second Revolution and great
struggle for Liberty ,.,-
Rss0lrfd That recommend 70 All WnOehisfialn -Ht
sentiments with ourselves 70 organize themselves INTO
Freedom Leagues and hold meetings IN their resp ctNe
towns as soon as may be 10 choose delegates not es 10
number than two nor than four from each town
10 represent them in Convention whenever and where
ever il may be called, for the purpose Oh appointing
delegates 10 the Convention Of the Free states 10 0t
he'd =, Buffalo on the 9th day Of August next 10 no
nate candidates for the Presidency and NceFrsshency
OF the United States. - -
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~ very enthusiastic Van Buren, Rauhcs-
tioa Meeting was held at SSndusky Ohio, On the
sth inst. Z NJ. RINc, Chairman DAVID SCOUT
IN, Secretary The meeting was addressed by
Nh Mills, the Editor Of the Democratic Mirror
the Gully Loco Fcco paper in the town, and also by
w f. Stone
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~ The performances AZ be Museum MS VEGA a.
spoken OF As unusually good, and those who he ~
Kinds OF entertainment VII doubtless be amused Zoo ID
part should be more Interested ~ conNersng wiz n
Belgian Giant or taking a LOOK tho monster Snake 81
the three Orang Ouangs. Only Two sangs are chsfgs
e,fu s-iou % The whole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

~ For the best and most widely circi'sied pswspspe
OF the country, X. PALNER b. appointed the sgert VI
authority 20 receive and receipt oI subscriptions .nd slfe
fisemens. sfordug TO all the opportunity oi alopins
snd Judi ious system Of advefsng ofee Ia no rihuu
Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

- Tampico was evacuated on the 2tth uit.
bv the American troops and most Of the men having
et previously % that date Capt T. Carr, Assistant
Q-arterfnaster. instructed 30 remain 10 take
charge Of the Government stores. Capt Miguel sara
of the Mexican army had arrived At Tampco with IN
structions from biz Government % receive from the
commanding officer n Tsmpico The fort deicnces
ordnance and ordnance stores, a. provided by the
treaty Of peace.
~ We learn from the officers of the s. Croix,
that report was current a independence said to have
been brought Ia By Indian that Kit Carson the bear
or Of dispatches from California had been killed on lne
plains by Indians We have information that he eit
California IN April last and should now be IN the states
our informant does not do Ne, think the runOr OF
s death is entitled to credit st Louis Repub.
PRFsryTATIoN.-We understand that to-day, st
40 o'clock the Governor OF the state Isaac Johnson
viii present Gen Taylor the magnificent medal voted
30 him by the Legislature OF Louisiana This we'll
merited present viii be handed by gallant gentleman
into the keeping Of a valiant soldier
New Orleans Crescent July 3
ALBANIA SrNATOR.-The H4n'srNe Democrat
understand. that Hon. VIM H. King has been appoint
"a by the Governor 10 i the vacancy 0ccasioncd by
Mr. Bsgbys resignation OF his seat In the senate OF The
United States.
- Gen. SCorr leaves his home al Elizabeth
town this afternoon regret 20 learn still nm invalid
% meet his accusers 20 Washington where the new
trial Is D. be conducted Newark Advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

THs EvENiNe The N5lpi1iur FrsncA Rl.le' Coaqast
Grand Ballet Of La Jeu. q Daims'e'-Ens Mons ~
Monplasir; Elnc. Madame Nonplsisir-ai The Brotls.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

NfsLo's. Asros PLAcE.-rbe public vii. cuunnge Z, Il
Ibis elegant establishment. ami uo wonder, FOR he L.
mars Msrle, MILES Afelliie and Mthllde IN then HI.
new ana gorgeous panfominss are sprpassIlgy cie,,
The trcss and transformations are wonderful Tier Il.
have Mss Tehin, X. h0ra Ch.ppiniaei Da~soa senc,
In On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

~ Gen. TAYLOR had not received the official
announcement Of his nomination on the Soth ut--
An extract OF letter from him. Published in the
I.omsr.lle JoHraaf. speaks as follows of the nomi-
nation as unoihcialy announced
oft appesrs YVES nominated by the Whis National
Convenoa which met In Philadelphia on the nh OF the
present month their candidate for the Presidency ii
the coming Election. truly say IL Is not matter
compliment paid NE by SO highly intelligent and pure
tcdy that Convention. No appreciate the
compliment highly than do, yet had they named
some of the distinguished civilians who were be-
fore them instead OF myself I, wcald have me; my most
cordial appreciation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

- 4 large Whig meeting was held at Faneuil
Hall on Monday evening Gen. LESLIE CooNBs
was one Of the speakers.
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LkrrEK PROM Gas. TAfLoR.-rhe following is
the hrst letter we have seen from Gen. TAYLOR
since bis nomination by the Philadelphia Conyen-
ton 1t was written in acknowledgement Of a
rst4Scstion meeting, held at Raleigh. n. c.:
RAroS Rock, La June n. ls4s
Sp I have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt OF
copy OF The resolutions adopted the 9th instant
oy meeting Of my feowcitxens OF Raleigh. rstiiving
ny nomination for the Presidency by the Nat nal
Wig Convention.
be- thai yoa VIII convey 10 my iellow-eitizens OF
Raleigh my grateful Acknowledgements for this dstin
saished mark OF their confidence. and assure them
that shall feel proud Of the support OF men who are
governed BY such spirit OF moderation N their pohu
cal opinions as that manifested in the resolutions before
me
For yourself sir, be pleased 10 sccept the
III my high esteem and kindest wishes.
am. SIR, your obedient servant Z. TAYLOR.
Hon J. lkkDELI. Raleigh. n. {.
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- The steamer CAMBRIA, Capt HARRISON
leaves Boston this day Tor Liverpool
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v,aro's-Tbe Lehman family continue their I

NiBLo's-The Lehman family continue their
skful and amusing performance attracting large and
fashionable audiences. The fests Of N Msrzetr,
Locke the BRAZILIAN Ape are equal 10 anything of
the Kind We have hsd since the Rsvels have left the
stare In that rresi.,ibly huuiorouspece, The Eton
Boy Miss Rose Telbin acquitted herself admirably,
and with Messrs Seton and Dawson. Kept The audience
in copplete roar OF laughter. Gentlemen, who, Ike
Col Curry. are afraid Of becoming bilious would Ind
N;f,io,. iu.f now mos. eficacous preventive.
DEATHS At rsE ENIGRkNr HOSPITALS july
m -Iobn Carroll. q srrived in the Cydesdae james
v-Cupninshs,n. p in the Mary Harrington John
S,rivin,ton. 30 in the Msrmiou Mary, or Margaret
f;re,av or Ready. o. IN the Helens Msry Donoushne'
30 in the Republic Edward Dlnnon 80 m ine A''h
uc-nstiyes OF Ireland
~ Hon ALyAH HUNr, Hon. CHRISTOPHER
MoKeAx. Hon %. p srJoHN and lady. and Commodore
-xrNNsE are It the Astor H0use.
GENERAL oVs.-H0ncywe vincent Wno
was convicted GA Monday for obtaining goods uuu.i
t.'se nrciences from Mcssrs Brown Berran Wss ,sn
f.rced ~ the STATE Prisou for years. Robert WI
s,n an Ola offender was tried for committing hiSnHay
robbery on the 18th OF June sst Smord LeonSid ~
Mott - and robhiug him OF cli The jury iuuna tle
fs,ner GUILTY. and the Court sentenced nun 70 ih'
STATE Prison Tor I'D years Margaret 'tipneu ~
80 ,ricd for stealing $50 IN gold from lies Ne
Nauus but the evidence was not concluded we" '"'
Carrt adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

CHEAP REFINED SUGaRs.-l2j bbls refined Sugar Es o.
ceved and for sale az unusual low prices Stuart. yellow
g. cents Crushed. cents good New Orleans from q los
cents Grocers and large generally are uyei
to call before purchasing elsewhere Also, Tees and ccfs
Of all kinds at small advance on wholesale prices, sJ0
FowLERs large stores Noe $50 snd i2s Greenwich and
Nesey-st. ylIN
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INDEPENDENT LIxEs-Frou. Lire-po
For Europe.

CUNARD LiSE-For LiropoOl neeklyi
GAMBIA Capt snisos PROM Bton Nesn--day Jaly IA
CALEDONIA Capt LtrrcH Prom fnrk "Wednesday July ~
HIBEkNlA.. Capt -s4ssos.. Fo B-ion Medn~.ay Jav 81
EUROPA Capt Low foaa fork Weiarsiay Az
OCEAN Srn. NAv.Co.'s LrSE-For Shdmyton e. Bremen
WASHINGTON Josssros flon F0rk Thu6.v july %
lSDKPENDESr LISEs-For Southampton Harres Lir,rpl:
Sarah SAND For FfotN Fn sept
SARAH sAsDs...fOt WAN roTs I'm IL
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~ To ENGINEERS AND MrcHANicAL FoKfsrs-
gentleman thoroughly acquainted viii mechsnics o.
ence. may be admitted r. partner tn hlgay Tessss
able business in lll opOnuon-now realizing the fss
OF IS per cent the capital (S5ocol invested. and
TREY free from membranes Consideration hcm 8
5000 A thorough going New Englander preferred A.
dress postpaid with real name tnone other viii b. cce
" E. W H." Tribune Ofice. New-York. bilais
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ANSWER TO THE GREAT HUMsUcr-Df. Iosn.Ihtt
alarmed al the rapid feln OF In his sales u he guar ~
Ae mixture ass resoried - the mos, extraordin. H. 49,
% regain ms position. Ia Inc first lace he ses ~ -
counter an article purpOna 10 be extract tom w y 4.
ofsted Californian plant C,DotaLagaa recomseucEs -
BE Tar better han sUsapsnls," snd as me ss..ss
cheapest medicine IN the word and his too, ailef ,,s
found H." as be says. perfectly worthless" Inel -
his promptly by the only yendef OF ne gepuine ~
he turns round and denies that he maoe sucn 49,.
(which Il printed on le labels Of he boules and es-
statement thar be had made 4, piece OF rascaly -
psipaoe unruth 4 susceptible OF u1e most oooess ,,
sfou, By means OF depOsons duly sworn 70 BY fesp
Die persons 10 the ede ai hey called a. the ofee -
Townsend, IN tie sun Buildings, and there ssked y
clerk in attend snce behind The counter Il they had ~
the Californian Medici le p iC which he replied To- -
handed 70 each OF them bot e, which they purchased
farther inteuog atoms on their part The replies were e.
Duf ID Jv Dr. Tos,a.snds These depos.tons nay 30 -
At The Canehalasua Depot, % Broadway -.
sopes The ale OF rs Canchaaqls when he adults % ss
been miserable stuf". But the same article coss.lt
advertised being on sale a, fJ5 Broadway ss''f Tao
name Of Glber's Extract VI the Californian Plssi ~
plain facts VII. be sufficient 70 exhibit the uans.es'-
lst The store No as Broadway ia las Is believed -
BY Or Townsend, and controlled By him, for as e'
a. The advertisements Of @Gnbers rxirse- &c ,. ~
inserted IN lie newspapers ~ Dr. 1ovnseud' ssehA
THE ToLEr.--so far from considering cal;isso -,
he gracrs Of nature frivolous employment, we s Ar
We would not have our bellies spend AL their en-.
Toilet TO be sure bat would have them bes,9N ~
sbledegree Of care on the preservation and
their personal charms And here We woLla .1k sees,.
much depends upon the quality and kind q me .oA H..
SORES For the hair par example, We think 49,. A.
ugoraor win be found highly valuable prrpsfss AZ
FAR o. our own experience goes. can pros G ~
excellent article for cleaning glos-lg, thckrAn. srsi \
ing the hair We think too, ladies' who are n b,
use bsndone wOcld md snswer al the pl $780, ~
gufinous preparation. without producing the -si.s !.
ncious effect upon urs hair PHsLON's inNigOfaoi -
had 81 al the drug stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

OLD srocK OF DRY GooDs GRssr BAEG,lSs-sy
reference advertisement with his heading snoAs
portion OF this days paper viii be seen that KESsfni
WHEELER ofS7 Caharire-st more In the 6ed vn
greater inducements than before purchasers o. d.
q GODS Try them. al jyll ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

~ WEDDING CARDS, Boxes for Cake, Engelops, Wa
ding Waters Silver Cord, SC cheaper than any Other '
in the city, att. ENERDELLs Premium Engraving tsns
shmenf 800 Broadway Duanesi Lot squsre soo7'
Stewards Marble store jyiwsoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

HoNoRs TO GES BCTLER.-SBesch from Ge4'
T1ylor-The Illumination and torchlignt PROCESSION
ON the night Of the ID inst by the Democracy OF New
Orleans IN honor Of Gen Butler, was a grand ahalr-
On passing - Charles Hotel immense concolrse
of spectators halted and chcered for Gen. Taylor fnd
ing they would not dispersc without seeing him. Gen
TAYLOR came forward and made the following snort al
fress from one OF the windows, % the vast assembly
below
FELLOW. Sol pfrRs. mean fellow-citzens laugh
teri am accidently In the city and had wished 20 De
au unobserved spectator Of the proceedings TINS even
ine They are Intended 10 do honor 10 fellow soldier
a friend and gentleman whom respect and 70 whom
the country owes debt of gratitude had hoped tual
my friends would not haye noticed my presence IN
way % attract attention hut since you have thought
proper % manifest your partially In manner when
cannot escape notice have only ID return you my
thanks for the compliment, and TO wish you soo'
night
Gen. Taylor then retired amid renewed and pro
longed cheering.
cen Gaines subsequently appeared AZ the window,
and made few very appropriate remarks. and the Oh
veteran was also cheered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

~ 1t viii be seen that the Senate YESTERDAY
refused to take up Mr.. DIx's bill e'tsbh'hins a
Branch Mint IN this City It will also be seen u'a'
the remaining resolution, reported by Mr. !" ASS
rscrox HUsr. and published few days SINCE IN
~ J'y,Bus, were all adopted by the House
~ An interesting sketch Of the history Of poor
Tow sryytE. with other foreign items OF interest
will be found on our frat page