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NOTICES.

IL Twelfth Ward Whig Commiffee.-Ihe Ward
COMMITTEES wall meet u ese1lns January D 81 M nolss
n Losse Yorkye eorrerOf Ia I'd avenue and kisniy-
foarsl - past oclO-< Tor the PorPyss Of organ
ixlns for Ia year q. C5tl o. w. JENKINS, seq.
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BOOK TRADE.
INTERESTING WORKS. RECENTLY PUBLISHED
By HARPER & DRoTHnRS.


DAILY SCRIPTURE HEADINGS.
~ rHg Lars CnaiNtss.
THROUGH PARTAKlS0 Of the nature Of hsl'eal
rour,,rfsry they rather The prvsfs med tsfioas
81 clr..isn ihzn sxrotons for the eesshs q ohsrs
Thev not or nsy Intended for poeeston, b.. Zoe
Ia, ,h-y will perhaps b regarded with evee sst
Interest BY the mass q religious rssdss ifHssss
TIE PHILOSOPHY or LIVE AND PHILOSOPHY
or LANGUAGE.
~ sgFnssfcx sSFtroti
This profound and suggestive ~orh will % appreeiA1eo
~ Of thosah, ssd srdy, who viii nrd 10 s pstrs
sssors q wisdom viii prove an sccePt.os eoouS1'
ton TO the it-rssnre Of tie day iNr~ Yorh observer
OUTLINES OF 6kNERAL HISTORY.
~ xicEsSD cRfs> PsxNfs, an .
Ih's ssuceinct rorr- odam Of seners history 70 tne
cru Of eueson srd sD3 well s1sptsa 10 the use
Of schools W farsrr h sr-msrAahe fsealty Ter yct-
been exercised with great success trrssr>
MR GLEIG's TRUE STORY OF THE BATTLE Of
WATERLOO
Nol-Mn.ir. ~.
THIS ac.ount IL instinct with sElr ssd many the
NJ s,a touch anecdotes ~hc h add TO its interest
lets likely 70 become q the most popular proroettor
Of the d.y Literary Gssstss
LANARTINE's HISTORY OF TIE GlRoNolsIS
Vol i-Psyer coversSo cents NusEs " sena
fyl 2ps,ri, - scyD
magnificent ard o's,oricsl sty s-spsrted VIE sene
.eue N pcrest ~, serene <rIlins ard ssaSy evsz
2Nunc pros Thy fhmics ane mer-
ursd vt wsntrs cec.sicraly IA variety TIE rssssf"
sure % tad IN every chs,ter treasures may
81 London Athersan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

On Sunday Dee. >, lts llsy q A;r. vN NAcRINK Of
: d. ghter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

y. The PLUNGE NArIoSAL DAGUEHRErAS GALLEY
on the upper corner Of Broadway and Murrsyst from
experienee we can recommend The best place In the
city 70 procure Daguerreoype pictures.
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NOTICES.


MERCANTILE LIBRARY Association.
REGULAR SONiNATfONs FcR 1915.
for PrsuAeu
THOMAS W. GROsES, Win. .rsrru.c. Co.
lics frfsileaf.
ISAAC II. BAILEY. with. 800. C N L~upsk Co.
Csrrr' fo'.ii-e SECRETARY
THOMAS BAYASD. .i,h. -ssnAuia L FrsncOs,
E-corssg >sersir-y
GEORGE FECKaAN. ....A=o. R Zoe.
WILLIAM A. NISSAN. with. Union Bank
Drscfsrf
1T BATES, with. Anstensk srcer
i , BERARD. With. sSferEot psl.e-
EF TO RNlsR. wi,h.......-.W Wood Sheldon.
c ? LIgE9MoRE. With. Coag& srsaley
- n vIILrhNS With $1,000. Chemical BARK
y FOSrLEi. Chairman.
Eow.Ro M,noE~. Secretary.
CLIFTON hal, Dec =. ~ y -'~tsAs-~"
" Nersartile l.iSrHry As-ociarion.-ProE c,
SIX Lectures " The F-crory - irdiyidasl Life ~
in,r a. z. o'cocs Scbi,ef-.. J-ss-. Ia
Ticker. - The course si-Nemee-s hsfpfiee Sinsis
air. issi1ns - cents. ISAAC BsltF(,
b .is- Chairnsa Lecture Committee.
- Temperance Neetlnx.-rs.re will ~ us-.
M Ms nt a th- P-,,lst Pr-.5ytsrsn Church, Il
1cck FOR - purpose Of cor etur The orssnizaiion
Of IN. sixth Wat Temperance S,eety .urisry . the
N-~-York civ r~mr-rans- s,cie,y. Rev D. PEGS.
Rev D. z THOMPSON sna Rev Gas n RAD viii "A.
dress the meeting Al friends o. teuPerssee and esps
cs'is those i,srous q sseieE revival Of the work
tli. city are earnestly invited % a'ten' pl'
- Brother Jonathan Division No. 80, =. OF
T. vii ihtr Second Anniversary a. Noum,'sn
T. d. 2l GIa4l s. Ga Nontsy evenng Jsuuyy 10. iets
he exercises vii BE- hshy interesting : me o. The
most diet nsui.hei sreaser have been s1ng-d for he
occasion together With she m1ch slm'get sui pcprisr
singers the JIG Brgfhc-s ano James Bro<u Of Noak-
srs. Wlo during he evening VIII enven he ana -nce
with some OF hs soul stirring Tickets ~ cent? 10
be- had A. the following place. " ; Wood no Bowery,
" Sigier 50 Crosby St. X. West. 50 Hammsrsey 81
Foster ~ Fshfh svenus. Hslock Jr corner CT
fifteenth - sud Ten avenue. A /. Wood, Z Houston
~ MCoy corner Elaa Uni CAnAis;. ana the door
fhat evening"
TIE members Of Brother Jonsthan Division request
81 10 appear IN RsEaA Brothers OF other visions and
% the rsud Divis,en ss1 rsguested 10 Re
gala is 6tis'l w. ;. WOOD, Ssc'y 10 Bowery.
- II. a. II. A.-Ths members Of Pioneer Ten pie
r. I. uouse Carpsners Protective tton, are %
rifst ~ attend regular meeting Friday everiux lh
insf at7i c'lck their room Convention Wall ~ oos
fsrsL when business o. importance vii he aid before
hem Byofaer lis STEPHEN SMITH. & :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

r. Grand gals times to-day At the American Museum
with superb performances both afternoon aad evening
So al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

FERRY AcclDrSrs.-A lady and gentleman sew
- ,-eelsitsei themselves into tha w~Isr last
go 80. Sew-Y,rk side Of the faten Ferry. The
sns Of toe gentleman CD not As erAia, bat under
S ,b,t he was a MEMBER OF the press In Brooklyn. II
~, nv rnis time 10 appreciate the imProPreiy Of
smsn~ ser or leaving the boat before beng made ias'
or,ase Ine uaIorlanste es-criver escaped Win
u'e '0ss V"' " A AdyGuser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
FOURTH GRAND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.

CONCERT,
ArThf TABt RrACLE,
On THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. 8, le4s.
THE srEYERMARKlscht MUSICAL COMPANY.
CoNsisTlNG OF NINErEEs rEafoRMERs. s..is-
~ u for the very catering reception which they have
met with thus far this city have the honor to announce
,hsr fourth appearance ia Nswfors on Thursday e'er
PROGRAMME
Pant T.
Overture 70 the Opera Lss'ocq Aaesf
The NisSr. Review Tsbleaa of Harmony. Tit
Prsyss-cboral 3 qhe beginning OF Niskt-,hs music
points the universal sli into sunbef OF The inhsof
II; 'n pSms the nc"sH'
midn ght q. Ffeoch Drum and Trumpet, sisnai Wsr
March. The Dawn Of Dayi the Music point. oor ne
Great Parade On the ElJsian FIELD which dead Cxs~
Tekes 50 ceats each to be had the principal Music
Stores ard the door the evening OF the Concert
Doors opsn a. 81 performance to commence a. ?. pre-
sisely.
A srOR-PLAtE OPERA.-Hotie--ro fssints,s
sss. INC 81 az ,b WEDSEs
DAY, Jsn. s. win be prevented the Opera Of Ptki.
cesco Bailin aeeafdo. srF beasveItsno; csorsio,
S'f Seiino Rosi Bruno ST. Fes Csnoyes Henrietrs,
,isnors Ayogadro 0usltieFo, siguor s'nni Maestro
DfeoTe uarli Leader d this Orchestra, sisncT
Rapetu Boses ParqueIe sna Balcony ~; Amphtbostrs
NJ ets Box office open from II TO Y o'clock, and m
waI't FROM 70 3. Doos open At : oeloss-to com
psncs At asfpau
DHtLbAHMONC Sosirif. sim voson
i Second Concert The subscribers and members ere
resp etly that the nd Concert Of this
son w1i take place the Apollo Rooms on SATURDAY
jan. IS subser poss received at the music store o
Nsssfs schsrion5erg LUIS. by order.
II jtssNW J L. ESSIGH, Secretary.
A NATUHTCsL MuSEUu-At the jsscoon Of
n Diyison.st. ard the bovsry -Entfsbcs Bosey-
This collection ih@ best u The kint 10 The county,
nuss 10 draw crowds ~ visitsrs sDd AL sstfed a.
ished and plea ei. Thls 10 he ladies' esy-snd svey
Wednesday asreo0n from ~ NJ I'LL sunset, on which 90
cason lady viii ne attendance W ave explanations
solondid entertainments syeEy evening, coapaoscte6
q, u. clock Admission the whole Is cts % l~is
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PASSENGERS SAILED

IL big C9rd.fa fer - JhomH-hes'rs samuel Lsnnee
of Baltimore: Geo Reid ssvAnnah, 4 Lg5trdi, saml
York New-Yolk; Louis Msn,ui, Guyana Pr
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

NEw YEARS GIFr.-Hev Henry Ward Beecn-
en- pastor Of the Plymouth Church Srcokyn, was pre-
seated with four hundred dollars, NewYear' sni-
such testimonial o, love and confidence TO one 20 re-
Gently settled musG be pleasing ami 70 strengthen
and c1nh IN the best Of feelings between pastor AM
o,e.le. Mr.. BeeehCr has already gathered asound hm
,,e of the largest congregations in Brooklyn.
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HORRIBLE DISCLOSURES.

TIME MYSTERIES AND MlSfRiES Of Sev.Yert, BY
Ned buntne contains scenes In Nes-fcrk too horr-
bic 20 believe.
ThosS incredulous should read the eerhestso Of
Chief u Police who states the ehsFscters Ia the
book drawn nom life. The WORK 10 osdcsed 20 TIE
clergy Look Tor the next num'sr, IL will b rtcb-
ruh.ished bv 81 2tisi BERFORD co Aston House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

'I'nE NEWS OF THE WOkLD.-rhe hr't nun
Der OF this truly sest and valuable paper viii be ready
he ih day Of January isls, and contains, Ia sddoa
to choice variety Of Tales Poetry, Fuu. &c.
ROBERT MACAiRE IN ENGLAND.
nv ". n. REYNOLDS,
the popular aathog Of Life IL Londou, Ellen hunoe
&c Alexander Dumas wonderful work, entitled
BRAGELoNNE, THE SON OF ArHos;
o. rEs YEARS LATER,
translated by Thomas Williams. Esq one OF the best
trsnssors in the country expressly for The Nsws Of
the Worlds
Please call at the publication office ard examine copy,
and you pleased with IL subscribe pay your ~ ssd
receive gratis copy of DICKS beautiful steel plate o.
Sir WALTER SCOTT in his Library.
WILLIAMS BROTHERS, Publishers.
a2is. "a Ann.st New-York.
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BROKEN BANKS.

t. Suhsc rihers In New-No'k State.
NHE BILLS OF ALL THE BROKEN BANKS, rsued
BY the Controller upder the General Backing Law viii
b received Ia payment Of subscriptions 10 the New
World. Al he rate Of - year for eseh Subscriber.
IS SfDltM WILKINSON co. les Nx.ssast MY.
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DIR. MOTIFS

OA. V1O4 -
l<aLsAaiC COLDu sfkl 4, pn0s - cssspef o~'He
~ y t~sAM,t
MN .YOhk STATE BANK NOTES AT PAR
FOB DRY GOODS.
SEAMAN MUIR vail fsesiss thee" sSt-s Ia 90
- change Tor Dry Oooas The" '''es Is 90 'sfP-'sd
by a. N the slfy and '0s .. ne o~ss1 sssh Prices
"a. ,sx,t. ths ,tt-ntoa Of purchasers 70 ~ u sls
.,rs,. = ny DIZZY GOODS FOX sALk.-Assfy
80 n,at 81 a. Al purchased ~ilAis lEfss lnOatAs
80 = nst cash ior sale tof cssn, sigh The sA1d
- al a., bes. lhs city % ~oa.o te exchanged TOT
- "a ~ sDe he ~es side VI %, Lo~a
s.,... cute Cal he ssvertlsef ~ lssekas ct
1IOHsk JOCkENs.-Ihs gsIts. hsrssa aaasA
ua.a Vt elfy Toe e41eo1st.acss teoss, wa fns
ocasys ~ become The rosssssor VI The
br.tse r0ttlas LlnPiss Dvley, from the 1vshh
aac, . tsot asT n4lie 10 miaatss PtovsstnS
Jssk hgrpLy sstotes hsg 70 me hsslh shs
IA Is<4 II DO thus to~svsr, he Viii have core
ss>vl Iva each hise sS ANAL 0fsla lelas
ssaL aFy resolved 81 raanaS ssst ssek u lsft
shsaadsr lttls tsch ia tee Wind sad I'd boil
s4ss tvs ~ sstaS ess~srs Gfssa Osly ssz
Assisst pc0r lsnoGsat .0fst WAC dos hse~
ABLs }, ~
WINDOW sHADEs-wM BERkIAN, ~ ~
w bs~sTy rssps>tisy lssIss the lsases city
sna velny cell "a sslAs4ishsd caasfsctefy
aspsci as esd sAA1ss VI al
~ Assfsas ETY. - 10 hssaiacsafsd ssefsssy
s he retail sss ss< prices vAaeh ts salt
~ seossnical Aho ersds, tsssss - uinszsa ~
- poIuaiA VsesseA &c. NV
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BOARDING.

s,OABD.-A seslIsuAa and lsdy, or two slssls sea-
Dusnsa can Be accom- modslsd With 5000 board M .
x,f, uls..ant rovc. - whits-st. lear bi0sf~ ~,
h.f. 700 -t and PsHssat and dssI able hone ksfef
sness sissn $40 required. Az ess
aIOAhD.-Kooo. . 10 bosfd a. ~ Chsassr-st
u bee
A RARE CuANCE.-For sale, phvsis eosst4ss
"A hOsss 10 ceGus lo.sfion, iEeN ne rna Win rvs
usceary - cCLdact tue hoass Tue A0sss % ia
a. pf-seat --fslastoTy rrasJas gwen Tor se.ihe Ia
auire - the m &C ofthis PAPER DysSd"
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AAjA>TED Two or three eompet@ot men 10 canvass
w tie city az that popular literary joufpsl the Golden
Rule and Oid Fellows Family Companion. which hes Just
cd is 81 ghth volume repete with sufastons
Thousand, rosed subscribe only walt for their .ten
non 20 be called directly the matter. Ia order 10 add
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

\ y FVr 7 u = NIItlTH'tH'
Eow.Rn NsDor~. Secretary
Clinton hal, Dec =. i+7 - SswEuSF-~s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05
MARINE JOURN NAL.
PORT or NEW -YORl

PORT or NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMASAc--.---Tfns oAY.
IdE sun. rfa Moon frii SRA.
6i.ss...7 q seis ....4 ij Sets. % Evon.. &
LATEST DATES.
lorann. Dec D. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

NtTRNTED--A situation IS pofter-rhe advertiser u
w a carpenter By trade. would make himself generally
useni IN large Importing house where bis sevc-s as
cch be required. A note addressed 70 III n 2'5
tignteerth-st would meet with immediate aitsnton-
The ghest city references WIN remain above tor
one week
MIA ,horoueh-brsd tails, greyhound months old,
well broke aud beautifully marked, for sale. Apply IS
above jjlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

akALsAalC COoOH sIKI 4. pnes - sssi.psf O"''
ID ljtusANDi
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-26

-== F===ss = = 4 ==ss=
tCc.ts1ssd fro~ fra page]
81 gross iron setsV t-tnch ii Of No is 10 Of 10 of
0ef s s@A y ~, Sof 3 per gross
eross IRON screws Inch q Of No T. is of y per gross
90 ofNo Z, ofsy
81" e Of No. IL, Of 10. of
- eoss brass 9nch q of No. 49, Is Of 6, of
II, , of9, q of6, of y per gross
~ gross brass l2-nch 20 Of No. 49, Of Of
era ~ 81 per gross
gross brass finch Il Of No. II, Of 81 per gr
IL II Is Of No. IL, of6, offs,
of4) per gross
gross l-inch q Of No g. Of per gross
80 q Of No. IL, 2 of ii, 6 Of 10,
9cf9, 8 offs, of3, of y per gross
gross brass screws tnch q Of No. g. Of S. Of q per
gross
l2 gross brass screws inch a Of No. TO- of S. Of
of3)pcr gross
u doasn best steel pAnorons assorted from
inches, par doxen
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-26

3loe-books, Gfair)
Is memorandum books, faint lined
account books, (mastersD
account book, (commandersO
blank books, e qui,es each,) faint lined
blank lettcr-books, g quires EACH faint lined
expense book
sets Of ships account books, (prescrbed forns)
l0 memorandum books, watch and station bills
blank station bill books
800 blank monthly returns
$50 blank weekly returns
2qures blank daily expenditure acquisitions, % blanks
each sheet)
devce)
l order book
Is pieces India rubber
pint bottles black ink
80 halfpint bottles black ink
6 hal-pint bottles red ink
81 papers ink powder
Ia inkstands, (mctal)
paper knives
penknves, "a blades)
case mathematical instruments
boxes water colOrs
2parallel rules Qarge size)
IL dozen best black lead pencils
II dozen camel hair pencils
8 sand-boxes, (hard woody
30 pounds black sand
pounds Of waters
pounce and box
400 slate pencils
60 cards steel pens, with holders
double log-slates
1880 quilts
2 wafer seals
ga pieces red tape
30 bolts of taste
lbs. sealing wax
rolling rules
round rules
2 fiat rules
rcams log paper
10 rcams foolscap paper faint llnod
reams letter paper
Q eams buff envelope paper
10 quires plotting paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-19
Oh! carry me back to Ole virgInny.


As SUNG ny FATHER RICHIE, THE "SEsroRn OF THE
In the muddy stream of politics.
Tvs work'd hard night aud dav
Pullin' gin tide for Massa Cass
For sartin, no childs play
But now I'm old and feeble,
And by defeat made grevious sore:
Den carry me back to Ole Virginny,
To Ole Virginpy shore
Oh carry me back to Ole ViIginny,
To Ole Virginny shore.
Oh wish was safe back agin,
To de Ole Dominion State
"Out Of my element' I'm here,
For I finds none to hear me prate
But, once more on my old dunghill,
Won't crow at furious rate,
Chorus Den carry me back to Ole virginny &c.
Still Z" l bate no jot of heart or hope,''
An, "win not give up de ship"
We have seen much darker days dan dese.n
But, - they've got US on do hip;
For Cass and tits bitter pill,
But, 1--WE know that our pilot 'sliving
stinn
Cherus Den carry me back to Ole virginny, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-19

DISASTERS ON THE LAKE-We gather from diff
trent sources the following particulars of disasters
the lake;-The brig Eureka, from Chicago, with
cargo OF 10 600 bushels Of and $50 barrels Of -four
In attempting TO get into Buffalo harbor, the Sd
inst struck the bar at the mouth Of the creek. The
schooner Patrick Henry Capt Dickinson, went ashore
In the late gale the eastern margin of the cutn
near Long Point, on the Canada side. The schooner
y O. Merrick Is reported ashore near the mouth Of
the Welland canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-19

ACCIDENT ON THE N. Y. RALRoAD.-The Draw
Bridge the Housatonic, 1--WE believe 1t was that
bridge, though have not the precise particularly
gave way this forenoon, train Of the New
York and New Have n Railroad to IL. Atender
was smashed, but no lives lost.-Hor1ord Times,
MAJ IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-19

HEALTH OF Mr.. CLAy.-Hon. Henry Clay, we
regret to say has been severely indIsposed for the
last ten days He argued an important cause in the
Cbancery court Of this county on Tuesday of last
week, when he appeared to be in fine health and GER
tainly, far as his speech furnished any Indication
was in the enjoyment Of his usual health. He was
attacked the same evening" and has been since that
time indisposed, and under the attendance Of his
physicians We regret to learn this morning that he
Is still indisposed- Lerington Observer, Nov. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-19

VETERAN DEMocRAT.--Mr. Moses Stickney, of
his home "a miles, to deposit his vote for Cass and
Butler,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-19

A FEMALE INcKNDIARy SKNTENcrp.-The Su-
preme Court OF Rhode Island have sentenced Ann
Campbell, who was convicted Of arson at Q previous
sesson Of the Court to ten years imprisonment In the
state Psnitentiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-19

The Rev DR.. Ryder will preach this morning and
evening in st. Peters Church, Barclay street. Dr.
Ryder Is one Of the most eloquent and learned men
of tho day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-19

The Mayor OF Washington city has appointed
Thursday, the I'D November, as day of public
Thanksgiving.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-19
Army Intelligence.

The bark Warwick, Capt. Wilcox, cleared yesterday
for Brazos Santiago having board 100 men attached
to Companies and g, Of the Second Regiment Of
Dragons. The following officers accompany the
detachment :-Brevet 1t. Col Hardse, Comma nding
Capt w. T. Newton, Lieut. Lewis NELL, and Assistant
Surgeon Swift. These recruits a remarkably Inc
set Of men, and have had opportunity Of acquiring
knowledge Of their duty, from being bject to mill
tary discipline during the last four months, while
stationed At the Carlisle barracks. The detachment
was taken down to the vessel, at anchor few miles
below the city, ON board Of the steamboat Fashion
last evening. The Warwick will be towed down this
morning BY the new propeller Dragon. hiadeIphia
Ledger, Noe 10.
MOVEMENTS oy Thoors IN Tr1As-The steamships
New Orleans and Alabama arrived at Galveston on
the 9Th inst from Pascagoue, with compa MES A, b,
and j. about geo men, Of the III Regiment OF United
States Dragons, and 100 horses. The troops were,
immediately sitter their arrival reebarked for Hous
ton, In the steamboats, Billow and Reliance.
The United States brig Washington, Captain Lee,
and schooner Wave Captain Cuts Of the Topographic
cal Bureau both Of which were engaged in the Coast
Survey have arrived at navy yard for the purpose
Of being dismantled and laid up for the winter
National Intsiligsneer.
Com BENZ. Cooper has been appointed to the COM
mand OF the African squadron, and will sail In few
dspe, on board the soop Of war yorktown, for that
station.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-24
He'll Never make a Preacher.

The Hon. David Todd, the new Minister to }, azii, while In Philadelphia short time before he sailed for Rio, unexpectedly met in Dock street. nst as he was going down to the boat on his way to Wash ington, an cd sclio0lfeIlow of his from the interior of Ohio, whom he commonly called Jake Miller Tbey had not seen each other for several years, though intimate friends in their early days, when they intended inc district school together.
 Why, Dnve," exclaimed Miller, clutGhing his hand with the strength and tenaciiy of yice-"it is indeed you; why what if the world brought you here, and what are you going to do l''
 '0h, nm just on ny way 10 Washington, Jake but expect shortly to proceed as Minister to South America"
 Indeed. why that's great way or in the geo. graphy We larnt together was true. Bnt do you get any pay for fl, ch'' looking up inguiringy.
 "Oh, yes, get nine thousand dollars outfit, and nina thousand year.
 "Indeed. why that's an immense sum of money still hope you may get T.; but eau tell you, Dave, (w'pering in his ear,l tS my opigi5H gcH'i! nerts make pre- icher,-G Gefmrafoiea Ts!egraPh.