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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-28

IT. Grand Rally Of the Democracy of the City of
NewOrleans-A Mass Meeting Of the Democracy of the
City of Neworans will held SATURDAY, soth nst at
o'clock P NJ at May's Market Third Ward Second Munich
pay meeting will be addressed by essrs John c. Laps and
I N Lea SIS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-28

~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cians-Pease the advertisement of Rustic & PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed as above myi0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-28

SPEECH FROM GEN BUTLER.-The Cleveland
Times says that Gen. Butler was expected to be at
the Young Mems State Convention which was to
be held at Dayton on the 2Ist of this month";
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-28

% Joshua Baldwin, Recorder of NewOrleans,
has been on a visit to his friends in West Chester
Pa. where he formerly resided. The Register and
Examiner says the Recorder is in favor of free soil
and withal a Taylor NANNY. Tribune
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-28

So says the Vermont Waterman, (whig.) The
Green Mountain Freeman, (VanFIuren,) makes the
House 1O2 Taylor, 80 Cass, 50 Misunderstanding
the wings 10 less than majority in the House,
and less in joint ballot The discrepancy arises
through some free soil wings being counted as for
Taylor by the one, and for Van Buren, by the other
The Legislature meets on the second Thursday in
October, and the vote for Cove nor will then shoyv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-28

RDJUSTER OF AYERAGES.
r Office Lucien Hemanns Marine Notary No. q Royg
iTest, Nsv ORLEANS. e 20 list nov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

a;.esssd and Ireland in revolt To al these msfor-
tunes the Government opposes csnnons, bayonen'
special eonstablss and excepuonsry measures.
In Austria Democracy governs in the consntlehl
Assembly which il determined % proceed TO the ma
consequences An address which d,naords the iinrne-
diste return Of the Emperor to Venna, has been az
patched 20 Innspruck should be, under ne influence
Of the Camara and several Bureaucratsts refuse re-
turning 10 MIS- chief city the National Assembly VIII ap
,oin, Provisional Government and Immediately upon
the heels Of this the Republic viii follow But then
we shall probably see Radeisky Windischran and
IeusIeh leading their armies against Vienna, and BON
tli the r,beuious city while the old Austria i fall
ing into ruins.
In Prussia the old Prussisndom and the new Ger
mainly are srrsyed in open hostility The Prusssns
will not con sent that Prussia should sink into Ger
man proyince while the German party wish Prussia
10 be embodied with Germany The fret party il more
resctonary the second more radical The first hopes
that separate Prussia would again restore ne
genuine monarchy the second hopes that TO the fusion
with Germany thirty Eve Thrones vii be gradually
overthrow and the German nited Republic be
brought about.
In Germany proper the greatest anarchy reigns- a
Central Power mas been created, which the Special
Powers only obey when they md ii Ginning IN with
their own interests me is deereed IN Frankfort
for an Germany in Berlin Prussia refuses 70 accept
il, and everywhere there are conflicts and eniangle
ments. The celebrated German Unity is no" more
( than ever d chimera-
| Russia is resting-woe TO Europe when her horde'
/ shall BE- Jet loose at lssti H. B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30
WILLlAMsBURGH AFFAIRS.

GREAT FREE Soil MEErnSG.-A meeting OF the
Friends Of the Free Soil and the Buffalo Ticket was
called for Friday night at Odd Fellows Hail. and though
1t was but preliminary meeting to prepare for the
General Ratification Meeting the large Hall was crowd.
ed The gathering at least three times az large
the Cas- and Butler Mas Meeting held in the same
village days previously, at which the Cess paper.
reported 1900 present The fact was ascor,ained bv
actual count Of both meetings The utmost enthusiasm
prevailed. Mr. J. B. DEnAREsr was ia the Chair Mr.
JAcor, Secretary. Mr. Van Burens letter was read BY
Mr. T. J. Fenwiek, who was frequently interrupted BY
hearty cheers. Good speeches were made by Messrs
WARDER and !. Doyle Of New York, ALEX CAMPBELL
Of Brooklyn, and a gentleman Of the village whose
name we did not learn.
The well known song There a Good Time Com
Ing, with some happy and humorous adaptations Tor
the occasion, Was then very well sung by Glee Club
The meeting after adjourned in the best spirits to
meet again some evening this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

FREE Soil IL LoUIsIANA-rhe second Free
Soil meeting al Lafayette, was not quiet the fret
one number OF persons being present who voted
down al the resolutions offered \ Van Buren, club
constitution
1--WE. whose names are hereunto subscribed, do here
by form ourselves into club, under the name of the
Van Buren, Club for the purpose OF opposing the exicn
sion OF Slavery that territory Of the United States
not recognized sovereign That the may
become the refuge and home of the free white lsborer
whose only capital that he invest in agriculture il
the labor of his hands We also advocate the gift
OF said public domain actual settlers free OF cost
And that may not bring odum on this Club, We
hereby severay pledge ourselves each other that
will not BY word act sanction any proposition OF
change in the relation that now exists IN the state be-
tween the cOorei and our own race
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

Alta meeting Of the Free soil party OF Kings
County held at Washington Hall on Monday evening,
u m inst Mr. FsANcIs PARIS was called 70 the Chair and
A X Turner and G. w. sTILwELL appointed secre
taries On motion,
p,.o,,,d That Committee of three from each Ward
ne seiec,ed 70 perfect syssm Of Organization in the
several Wards as well IN the city generally with
power TO call subsequent meeting.
The following persons were appointed accordingly
El0df ..
/ Tbos Field Alex Fonda. {. Sperry.
C. w stlwel, John Fountain. NJ. keordon
2 seth B. Hunt samuel Boyd. Hiram Barney.
4 Ezekiel Ostrander Alex. Campbell, John -nlfien
; Andrew Cropsey, John r.. Cammeyer.
S. Marcus Spring. Freeman Hunt Gilbert A. Grant
= s,enhen < Dodge VIM H. Sharpe Albert d Wright
Thos Il Redding Samuel I. Roberts
ne Chairman and Secretaries also added 70 the
Committee The Committee are requestc to meet At
the Office Of Alex Campbell, Esq Montague Hall, on
Wednesday evening Goth inst at y o'clock, for bu'f
Mas FRANCIS PARIS, Chairman.
A. r TURNER laecretsres
G. w -TILWELL, \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

FIRES SolL IN SHENANDoAH.-The Uo0dst0ck
Cvs) Teafh Logon publishes the subjoined call Tor
meeting in favor OF Free soil We have heard some
thing OF this movement before but unable to
say who and how many engaged in IT,
Fri.ads Of Pre- SOL Rally The day OF compro
mise Is past IT'S victory or death Let not partisan
ship crainp your energies but take the held Satur
day the ~ September, at O'clock Al Daniel II travels
tavern. where address viii De delivered The Wood
stock Band will be in attendance.
n. nr.er ID. Charma. Q. lie M..,a. N Al.a.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

WrBsrERs DIcTIoNARY.-Thc publishers OF
Webstcrs Unabridged Dictionary, in crown qusrto re
cesyed an order tor u copies of that work lately from
Ceyon Its uness precision and accurscyrender it an
indispensable aid only to the student at home but
to the Missionary abroad he opens the treasures OF
the english language to the dark mind of his heather
scholar or molds to order and system the ruder ee
ments of his native tongue. The revised edition has
already been repubshed in England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

The Arco Iris OF the 18th says that there lsa fine
prospect OF bringing the indian difficulties TO an end,
snd that there will be treaty of peace, between all the
tribes and Mexico, soon concluded.
Neither the Chamber OF Deputies nor the Senate have
done much Of any thing since the 2st ut for want OF
quOrums Governors Of tcrrtortcs are required 70 re-
port % the Government all strangers arriving within
their dominious-such persons to be allowed all the
freedom and protection and privileges OF A Mexican
citizen on condition OF their disclosing their intention
% remain In the country
In Vera Cruz all is quiet, and things have gone on
smoothly since its evacuation by our troops. The
American merchants Of the town held meeting about
two weeks since and passed resolutions compliment
Ing the Mexican officers OF Vera Cruz, and returning
thanks for the courtesy received at their hands The
principal Acalde present al the meeting, and IN
reply 10 the resolutions mentioned that the bone Of
discord between the nations had now disappeared
and that there now great necessity OF cutyatng
good feeling between the TWO countries.
There is not single soldier At present In Vera Cruz
and many of the wealthiest Inhabitants take part in
guarding the town. We have been informed by sew
eral merchants Of the place thht the new authorities
were as oblginz and courteous could possibly be
wished for The Severn, we believe, brought n iutia
Die freight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

kESTUcNY ELEcTIoNs.-The Frankfort Com
ssoRreaA has Official of the vote for Governor
from % counties which give Mr. CTittsnden majority
OF 77os, and Il also gives the reported msortes for
Cruenden in four counties viz Cumberland Hancock,
MGhlcnburg and Pike which in the aggregate SO
making Crittendens I.sjorty in - counties -5l2,
snd leaving two counties Perry and Letcher. 10 hear
from, which in lSii gave Butler majority OF q. The
vote Tor Governor in "a counties Is Crt,enden "a 800
Powell 5oSys in lsii the vote east for Governor in
the whole state was OSsley 1880 Butler IS $50
As TO the Legislature, the senate will stand Il did
last yesr VIZ 2 Wings. II Locofocos In the House Of
Representatives which consists OF 100 members a.
Tar as heard FROM the Wings have 6s and the Loco
Focos 81, leaving members % be heard from
iiOu.sxille Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

- Gen. SHIELDS. As we learn from the mon,
declined the appointment OF Governor OF oregon m
consequence Of the bad state Of his health lie does
not think that with his recent wounds ne would be
able 20 cross the Rocky Mountains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30
I'm =" TIT
TfF Trlr-EI EXPLOSION

To THE EnrrOHs As the recent news brought By
the steamer Britannia has totally extnzuished any
hopes We may have had Of extermlnatns the booly
s.Tour from lrel and I would TANK . advisable Tor
Messrs Greeley s. Co. % call meeting together, ana
publish the total amount u funds they may nave le
ceived from time - time for this philantnrOpc WORK
then 20 show the amount forwarded % Ireland % plr
chase guns &c end the ackn0v led gmens al the otnef
side that they had received that Also the vouch
ers for the arms ammunition &C. that tney sent rom
here and then would suggest that the remaining sums
now on hand b. iad out IL assisting any unfortunate
children OF Ireland that may now be- waking about TINS
CITY without d bed % De dOsn upon or perhaps MOI
rnorsel b. put in their mouths From the wish OF see
ing the vouchers DO not for instant imagine arm 80
base a. 90 Horace Greeley or ms coea -e- ~
trying o. defraud Ny sole motive IT, ~ aircnd OF that
gentleman. 70 clear ms honor before all hi- itilp"cu
Zens ~ a sorry 10 say there have been imputatCns
cast upon 10 which would Ike. for his own sake could
Al once refuie particularly they s4y that the eNrs
ordinary news he received By the Cambria was a
fabrication his part 90 rise fie rnt AZ was mai oi
Mr. OC0nn0rs when he addressed the meeting AMI IN
formed bic hearers that the sarah sands had arrived
and confirmed the news Of tn TribHHe-that vessel
not having arrived till sunday have myself gwen
50 out Of my hard earnings for mat benevolent "ork
and would gladly give more IF thOu-htit was any use
Perhaps ii Mr Horace Greeley TOO busy % examine
the accounts he would inform how much Mooney
OConnor and he charged for speechIfying at the sun
dry meetings At watch had the pleasure Of hearing
them in this City Pooh lRIsHMAN.
r :. an sure the Committee were not 80 impru
dent 20 invest al their receipts IN that cargo Of gun
powder that was seized on the Coast of Ireland ]
merely mention this looking the English and
Irish papers do find any other stores but that one
cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

DETECTION ~ NR6lNiA-A portion Of the
Wings OF Hanover, the native county of Mr. CLAY a.
semblsd on Tuesday the 2st inst the Slash Church
and, repu6isting the Philadelphia nominations IN
furled their banner the breeze with the names of
Henry Cay for President and John Minor Botls for
Vice Pre- sdeni inscribed thereon Fiftyfour nsmos
appended tire proceedings IS citizens of old
Hanover and stand like pillars Of granite supporting
the temple Of civil liberty Dad bOlsiering the great
cause. Norfolk Argus.
L. The annual commencement OF w ash
ington College Kent County, Nd. took plsce Sainr'
day, l9th INST Judge Chambers the President OF the
The Trustees with tbs professors the pup the course
Of instruction and the good discipline At the College,
and did not hesitate 10 recommend The institution as
worthy OF the patronage Of the public. Bost. Am.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30
a. R IURNER, aacretsries
G. w. Still WELL,

WHGMEETlNGs.-ln Poughkeepsie, on Wednes-
day. the Wings have grand turn oat for TAYLOR
and FILLMORE In handbill before US. 1t IS an
nounced that Joseph Hoxie, Esq. J. Prescott Hall,
]. II Raymond and Hon. Amos X. Hadley are to
speak.
The Wings of Connecticut hold their State Con.
ventiml for the nomination OF Presidential Elect
ors nt Middletown today. Good speaking ex
pected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30
By THE MIDNIGHT SOrTHERN Nl!L

- The Loco Focos OF Delaware County Pa
have nominated ALEXANDER MoKEErFR for Con
gross. The District is composed Of Delaware and
Montgomery Counties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

IT's ALLY - NArUKg.-The ~ Hsaih, hAsN
principal Of Life ia On the origin Of Digestion s
particle Of the body depends By the hDes sympathy
health or disease II this organ be- perfect all thai ~
some every vein refused admli,aDce II ds1fnfs
corrupted and fetid mater j. absorbed and spread u
limbs muscles nerves. tlis hear tho lungs aud 6shs
are ihenceforth Or less injured. From crumssns
constitutional Otherwise the corruption leads In s'si
case 10 one oler OF the different dsesseshe s0Prss
ion Of WHICH however, Is not the removal Of Tie csa~
Wi sh may again produce thein. Fosss CoNfousD -
TR,cr % YELLOW DOCK ASD sARsAP,EILLa, WHICH "'
brought lhe unriyaled Yellow Dock knowledge 10 o"
binon which has elciled Die hhsst eos~' Of ns ~
eminent OF The Faculty. Harmless, bat oil powerful I" "
rec at once the digestion and them received INTO ne D'
removes every particle Of disease and eyey tendency
return. 1t Eoiagiy efcacious, especially N ea''
dyspepsia chronic rheumatism, general nervous 'e0.Al
snd other diseases arising from yidaisd cDoahoa
blood The trial Of but single bo1e l"Aen WIN y
guHanteed) Is solicited.
Prepared and sold boiesale aud retail, by OLossI's
Pharmsceutsst, 100 spnDg-st one door from s0llN.
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy, 6o9 Broadway a
Cough & Co l49 Fullon-st rs Bleecker-sli A. l. =
ship, II East Broadway n. Y Price 81 per boue
bottles for s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

NAyAL.-The store ship Erie has nearly com
peted taking in her cargo and will sail tor the Medtc
IN the Of few days, stopping at Port au
Prince. The storesbp Relief has been thoroughly
oyerhauled and is waiting for orders II is under
stood that orders have been received the Navy Yard
for the immediate fitting out Of the o. : irigste sa-
ysnnah. The L, >. gun brig strombo, fitted IN Boston
for service in the Gulf Of Mexico during the war ar
rived at the Navy Yard yesterday. Officers and crew
all we'll
THE COURTs.-The Kings County Oyer and
Terminer Special Term and Circuit Courts convened
yesterday morning, Judge Morse presiding The
Grand Jury was then empaneed, and after an appro-
pirate charge, returned their room to commence
their duties The Court after announcing that the civil
calendar would then not be taken up dismissed the
pertlury until this morning Judge Morse then vacated
the bench and gave place to Justice McCoun before
whom the appeal IA the matter of Fatbush avenue to
BE- heard, and which was then commenced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

sAsDs's sARsAPARILLA-The exposure and iHeguiS.'@
diet which necessary concomitants Of many hs''"
business, fruitful Of cuianeous and glass"
diseases. Persons subjected 10 such exposures and S
lades frequently experience sweiings Of the glands az
and chest and sometimes these break and give ns@
troublesome and unseemly ulcers, called scrofuoos
other instances obstinate infammations Of the eyes ords
ears, and eupdOns Of the head are the cOnsequepos-
Those individuals whose occupations render them pecuJ
liable TO such Diseases who have a constitutional ffsr
position thereto viii End SAsDss sarsspaha adHss
preventive, or iftbey actually suffering under iss
any similar maades, speedy. safe and certain reuoJ
bottle taken occasionally will generally keep the snof
and glands clear u disease and regular course w@
equal certainty remove M already developed.
Prepared ard sold, Wholesale and retail, by A bV
BANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner " Wsn
Of. 273 Broad way, and ~ East Broadway, kswYof ~
also by Druggists generally trou ghous tho United So
Prce ~ per bottle. az boties iore IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30
BY TsI,graph 20 the New.YOrk Tribune.
Bank Failures.

CINCINNATI Tuesday. Aug -'-l0 l.. NJ
The Banks here refuse 90 receive The notes oil
the sandusky and Norwalk Banks both OF which
are reported broken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

MASg-The Wings OF the York and Oxford
Congressional District have nominated John jane
son ESQ. of Cornish, as the candidate for Repre-
sentative TO Congress from that District, and
Gideon Tucker Esq, OF Saco, District Elector
JEREMIAH CURTIS is the Free Soil candidate for
Congress in the With Bangor District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

r1Y- JOHN TALLAFERRo, Esq. is announced as
an independent candidate for Congress in the
With District Of Virginia, now represented by
Richard T L. Beale, Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

SUGARS TFAs, FRUITS on, Ac.-J o. FOWLS, 2es "a
az Greenwichs and 70 Neseyst has 10 store lafsei-
OF cheap Sugars suitable for preserving ~ tns
Ooong and Young Hyson Teas OF recent importation
Also foreign Fruits Salad on, and cheap Lamp o. Sc 81
OF which no is Offering at grea, bargains Our a1nuy
f,ieu,l. ,,o,,d 40, well Ia slva ht,n a call snpr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

OF some importance to the Puddle
LEAgy Co.'S
MOLEsKlN SILK HATS.
OF the fines, quality and the latest fashion, embracing
most recent improvements and unexeelled by any hereto
fore produced will be henceiorh sold NJ
FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations made Tor the Manufacture Of
this article the increased isciues enjoyed for pFOarns
from France and in this market the choicest neoesary ma
,erals aud the greatly extended sales anticipated BY
Co. warrant them in saording the article as above
o LEARY 4 co. Hsres
nu30 eodr s. 4 and 3 Asor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

" Hon. WILLIAM KENNoN, Jr the present
Representative from the XVIII Congressional Dis
trct of Ohio, has been nominated by the Loco
Focos for reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

WAsH1NGroN, Ipesdsy. Aus -
The American schooner Borneo from Laguayra,
IN. arrived AZ Norfolk and reports ell vel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

~ ALFRED GILMORE, Of Butler, is the Loco
Foco candidate for Congress in the XXlVth Dis
trct of Pennsylvania, now represented. by ALEX
AMBER IRVINE lWhig)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

~ The Rock Comfy Democrat, published at
Janesvile, Wisconsin has hauled down the Cass nag
and now goes for Van Buren, and Adams The editor
says that the detection from Cass il great in that
region that the party had better abandon him alto
rether
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

" The Massachusetts, Era is the name of a
good looking Free Soil paper just established in Lowell
by D. B. Cove and edited by J. w Hanson.
The Free SOL Bonner is acampaign paper from Ham
ion Ohio where the gallant Campbell is fighting man.
fully for Free Soil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

10 me EfIt9rs ~ tn IrrtHns
GENTILMEsi: Having seen IN the Lrfra Ty,Ja,,
Of saturday evening scIrrOus and fcndish co uu.ri
cation every line OF which fsschoOd a1i misrer,
sen,aon) rejecting on the character u worthy -
esteemed President Kelly ESQ also The n6tlg,.
Of the members Of the HbsrHiaa r. >ocsy IN pre,es
ting b him the Sire Pfch0s there spoken o. deemed
i my duty the fAtH General secretary q The soesv
70 urci rofuie and rcbukc the SANDER BY prcsenta.
10 you and your readers an extract OF the mng,,. 4
the general meeting AZ which a committee from e.eA
No was appointed 70 cary the out ;he nsus
Of the Socsty. I viii here remark that the moyerssr,
was entirely unknown 10 Mr. \ and Unauthorized ~
him. | WI now leave he Iy5rm0r who Iea ~
country tor his countrys good % hi. dirty ~ork r
oui of his mouth D. Is COMPOUNDED.
Extract from she minutes OF the meeting Of "A.
H. +. society. Montgomery Hall, m Prnce.ss Ian
10 ISIS. p Doyle Esq, presiding
7rslfsf That the Presde,ts of Nos together vi. ~.
~ neral officers, With the exception ~ NJ Kelly. be- con
,fee to carry Oui he n.eros of The re.ouol. pss..
40 ~ "a planned %, and adopted By tbs general hlay
Cfrtfef
Now Gentlemen. it vii De- seen that Hbos,as-
has iashed himself not only % facts bat also A. a
aats, tor he makes the meeting in November lsgi
,har-csble whereas you see, there was no move
made In this matter til the meeting in January lsis A.
which the above resolution offered and accepted
have only 20 say % Hbriius' " soay .rep,''
am. SC. &C. JOHN CRONN
Then Genl Scc'y 20 n b Socisty
hereby certify 10 the Truth Of he above To .suer A..
snf or the General Minutes Book Is IN possession a.
have furnished the above resolution copei fon ae
utes Of he general meeting oi he leh of January lss
Hiberti-u, : false HJGH BARRON
Aching Gen1 sec'y 10 H. B. 3 Soc.r,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

~ Personl wishing The Tribune len regularly al their
residences, aa their places Of business either In New
YORK, Brooklyn, Jersey City. Wihamsburgh Newark,
viii please their address the desk Of tie Publishing
oce ssnd by note lhrou 81 the Post Office. The price
Of The Daily Tribune those who regularly receive from
our Garner Is ~ Gents per week
Country subscribers for he Daily. Is per annum T., "A
SemiW cekiy. - :. 10. a.
- Weekly ...... =. 'sAse'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

The lSFLUENcs Oh MR. CMIrENDEN 5 PRS
ENcE-The FrRyori (Ky) Commonwealth says
Prior TO the late election Mr. Cnttenden able 10
visit but 80 of the 100 counties OF the State His gain
IN the 20 counties heard from is 3sSO OF which Sos
fellow citizens