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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
NO. S OF EwBANK.

,INHF FIFTH number Of Esbsnks besutlfci worn on
4 WAFER Machines &c, fs resdy this morning.
Th. number contains full account Of hre engines win
detailed descn pcns Of al kinds used In any coarty
down 70 the se., inventions Of the PhilsSephis and
New York machines also description OF the Hydraulic
R,m Il Montgolher Pressure Engines Fire Escapes, es
Price . cents
This WORK /. a desen ptvs and historical account OF
Gent and modern with observations on various sub
sct. connected with the Mechanic Arts ineualns the
P.o.re Development Of the steam Engine Urscfp'
tons OF every variety % Below Piston ana Rotary
Pumps, FireEnyines Water.Rsns Pressure * n
Ann. chnes EoipileB. Nc Remarks or Ancient Wells
Atr.Beds Cog Wheels. Blowpipes. Bellows ot various
People Magic Gobiets. Steam Idols aud other Machinery
of Ancient Temples To which are sfded Experiments
o. Blowing and spouiug Tubes, and othst oreins De-
gicss Naiures Modes and Machinery Tor raising Water
Historical Notices respecting siphon's tountnns "ser
Organs, Clepsydrs, Pipes, Nalve. Cocks, Ss 10 rive
Book. By THOMAS EwBA>S. Illustrated oy SOC 10
Haylnsa. -,
This volume on the varOu. machinery connected VIII
the raising Of Interesting productions not
ouy 60 the Experimental Philosopher, the M-ehsnicAn
and the Operative radesmsn, who engaged in the fe
searches snd combined with the objects specheo 10
hut also 70 ordinary reader VINO 10 so
ictous enla lis general Attenuation and VINO wishes
70 combine With the topics which attract D"
attention. -, a., IN -
r,,- The above work publishing In EiGhr Fssr'
GREELEY 4 NcELRATB Pablshers,
Tribune Buildngs. Ne~-lofk
r. tn, Fifth Number OF the sbose Work IL pub.
shed Orders may be ssut Any OF ths booksellers IN
New-York Philade lhis or boaton.
~ The numbers he sent To any part % tbs Oned
States by mall and Postmesfers remitps US Fre Dolsis
be entitled the perfect copies OF tho whole ~ots
| Remittances sent 10y mai, are 81 our risk ,I,,,,,
mi DWSSM GREELEY / NCEbRATE
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Presress Of the Treaty-The Final Question
Pending.
By Maxreiie z slsgrsph-specisl Cor. I
WssHIss ros. March
Tha Sansta ia now in Executi

By Magnetic z eisgraph-speeisl Cor oi "a n Amer
wssHIs6 ros. March 9, 1856 Z. IL.
The Senate 10 how in Execa,iv1 Session and
ths sxaiut men Of both parties have expressed desire
10 press tse final conclgsio1 before the 90 Un
ueut THIS purpose msy be thwar7d by question OF a
personal character which was mooted yeseIdsy by MI
toot. spe which may lead to pfotTacef discussion
S. "A ,s9rt will be made 10 close the Treaty .ubstl-
tute h.s s;optedor the ninth article which has
ready fully in my letters so ~ TO offend
no ssct.r an sediment and 20 stord unrsstrsiued toere
ton 70 religious opinion. in the ce1ed territory This
ebvistes decided Obi elton.
Another difficulty has also been rsro7ed clsuss In
the Treaty provides that this territory should be Dcorpo
rated into the Union possible This h.s be n
aner ed by substituting es SON as proper and sui'a
be leaving the discretion sbs0ldisy in Congress. and
imposing obligation Of immediate admission IN terrific
nal capacity.
IL the opinion Of Mr. Calhoun and other distinguished
ren that California and New Mexico canno; ht them
selves for admission States under twenty years While
there others of equally enir ent position who extend
the time 20 thirty years
stated in my letter last night that the President hsd
u In his pow reduces the opposition to The Treaty In
his rsnks TO suit the necess, Of the case There
are bat I'VE who be courtec with eafoDsbie
tsiny on ths great tes-Aen Benton, Breese Doug
and Wsstcott The following gentlemen opposed 10
the treaty but constitute themselves cops de rcieFGs TO
in sny contnseDey thst may happen Mess Ach-
ison Lewis, Rusk, HannsgsD DAvts Of Miss Bsgby ane
Dickinson
Mr. HopsTos Is sbse7; The vo'e Of oppo.ifion there
fore msy range between thirteen and
Whu though doubt II will exceed ffeen 4 a egea
reaches thst
One or two nciients amenireut. may BE- adopted. he
sde those aresd, carried huf the Treaty vii lie Ratified
in the msin, with the Alterations have seeey
lNpEPENDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

ELECTION IN BArH.--The election in Bath Mel
on Monday. the 9th inst resulted In the choice Of
d. c. Magoun (Whie) 40 Mayor, IN entire Wing
Board Of seven Aldermen. and eighteen out Of the
twenty-one Councilmen--there being in three
Wards no choice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

n The Legislature Of Kentucky closed ts scs
sion on the 18th inst Thirty persons were divorced
BY them on the last day Of the session, BY one bill
An oct to suppress gambling. and also another law
taxing specifically Bowie-knives pistols, dirks and
ether weapons, usually worn concealed about the
person. were passed this session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

u The Maryland Senate has passed the bill
70 allow the Company to construct bridge across
The susqushanna q Hsvre Dc Grace The bill establishes
Cosporanon tax Of Is cents for passenger and
makes NE Company liable for all dAmAsss Its passage
IN the Houss doubtful. The Reform bin has bean do
Naatef.
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ALLtN pOD ORTIZ,
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,

- tts hfoime 1t near broadway
~ ~ tb<SstS iast tefmins fot Qrsdsille Dancing
N,ad WAssias ssf aud On Tuesday ana Friday eve
sass
ais- sumirs CT the falks. Redowa and other Dances
a. Ha ne Sane eseains
,s.s'ef aas. AID shiAssa II 90 ruesiAy aud saiar'
asy -nssasea
ssfss, s@ss meath, confined saiir.y 20 the pspils
FN.ss lsssess any time sos occupied By the sasses
IA slAsyA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
V,HE NEyy-YOHK AND -AUGEKTIFs Whit
1910 NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS. 1918.

10 -. In consequences Of to fsqgeat claims fnf dan
presented sEao.t the for-rdsr Of srch, ndsg
The Western Canals ari,iae from the abstraction o. sod.
fiom packages imPerecy secured, tho Board Of Fof-
warden. # no Cy OF New. Yer. have folk Il ths duty
veil ga security of The chant, themselves
al 81 he following resolution. via
Rrf9it,d Thai wti not fecry ~ M hpping order
any ioS-s csa-s OF Dry d. hlf. tNs, goods
boots shoes destined 0f tho West sueh hnAna ga
properly t.yrd ard sealed whrn shipped. no4
any boxes o0usinins goods OF any description
unlefs such boxes caAs wrl strapped hooged
beffis chi pmont HOLT. President
GfrHDF 20 Tastf Srafsfaff I.f 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

ApJouRsED-The Legislature Of New.Jeney
fpsly adjourned Thursday morning amer more than
usually harmonious session OF eight and han weeks. or
about sixty days. About lao Bills and II Joint ResOu-
lions were passed daring TIE session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
The He of Chloroforu,

The recent desth of Patrick Murphy, while IN
der the influence OF Choroform with the annogr uent
In the paper another az Cincinnati together with
the opinions the Phy scans. and the verdict Of the
CoroneTs Jury. viii probably afford sufficient 10
your readers tor few passing remarks, and question
two 20 the MeiicSi Faculty. We had hoped, when the
Academy Medicine" Instituted, thiA part q is
les inmate duties would have been early nvetz
OF important matter g. the administration OF Ether.
but that and learned bOay have thought Il
worth their notice. may be able @ elicit the ru from
equally reliable though less oistr gushed souies. Rely
upon IL reader Chforoorm and Erher great agents
either for good evil in every IN which II 10 al
ninstered.
II seems that the patient in this had already expe-
renced good EJECT OF Chlor0fOr during previous
operation for nula the clnique Crosby although
the proprey OF that operation may fairly questioned
nasmuch the patient presented positive evidence
advanced stage OF consumption undoubtedly kept by
by the hsiaz, and although should fnink the syup
toms might have been unmstskabe before y wss Zone
still wiling 10 believe ail then. ard the last
and fatal operation, done for the best The frat qles-
ton IN ud ike 10 ak is this What DO We knox OF
the Legitimate effects OF Ether Chl1ro3ru rnd Gao they
be anticipated siih ans certainty l. there aay s'cci-c
dose 10 be inhaled beyond which safe o. admins
ter it, Can jutge from whst It's effect will
be In another Can judge from It's n ct 10 oey what
II will be II given 10 he same psiiclt' Can
tell whether It's favorable Naturalization to-day nay
not be followed 5y ncsitsbe death to a. oJnse.
quence Ct tie fst administrator l. not each separate
case matter q experiment 20 the OPERATOR Ought u
ever Be giyen IN formidable and prorced opsr.
aiionsS An anssor n these question, vii o ub' e.
cbiige ard Interest your readers. hEDiCuS.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

WAsHINGT0N-lOP NJ
The Senate has adjourned without concluding
the Treaty. The proceedings and votes have, however
settled is ompexon definitely ard 1t will be ratified to-
morrow, unless the speech making 10 unnecessariy pro-
pse;sd All amend rneuts intended TO be offered have
been made and voted upon and Mr.. Sewer who has the
treaty 10 ehtrfs Chairman on Foreign Relations, has
Submitted the final resolution for ratification rejection
The article providing for the payment Of the 0cO
10 Mexico has been amended make the annual in
sllmens payable IN coin In Mexico, rejecting the alter
native Of transferable STOCK a. agreed by the treaty This
allegation was carried upon the motion Of Mr. theuon
Davis
An attempt made to strike out the o 5000 prov
ded - the maximum for the claims OF citizens against
Mexico but failed by vote nearly unanimous The OBJ
Jeet was TO afford the claims nts larger latitude.
The great struggle Of the day tho Preamble OF
the Treaty which recites tho respective powers Of the
Commissioners both sides to negotiate peace This
the ground that the authority Of Mr. Trst
had been revoked and therefore that the Preamble did
the truth Ii retained by vote OF 80 to 10,
which may be regarded the strongest test the Treaty
sod the best indication Of the final vote All the Loco
Fooos but four defaued INDEPENDENT.
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NlIiIlES.
fanYuuLOulara AND ruHLiHh,hF
rowI.EUs A WILLIE,
sItt... an tttf Nna@eu-uf. ~. y b


Clinton nsll CO., nsstmsn aud NarsHp 80 {" ~" ~
unss cod oil tho best iafafY and sce'iihc fsmpl','''
a. 80. snl Fofstsn Cons ,nt additions ~ new vols
Cfefl's Initiation leo anf sou annn' dnes ~ MOI
rbanss add oirfs ,unu, subschptou, rnuillng hso 70
al tho privileges a, Rooms open from w " - !" =
~ ofdaf bfy h'n"'"
Ift ArF HrrfhuiliH LID AtsurlaIlNn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

MAssAcHusETrs LxoIsLATyRE.--In the House,
Thursday, bills were reported TO incorporate the
Boston and New-York Propeller Company. capital
siso,ooo. and Bay State Steamboat Company CAPT
AL axsO 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

PASSENGERS ARRIVED

apaetet,Aip Args, from HrvrsCapt Sanders. Of tbs
Anne ship Concord, which lost AZ ses, ID Bay
lard o. Phsdsi Cyrus Hunter Louis T0nnele stepher
Ryder @ Hegemsn. ana - In the steersgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

SUPPOSED MuRpER-The Picton Sun states on
the authority Of that Rev Mr. Gowsn OF the New
Connection Methodist Church, son Of 0ge X Oo~sn,
t0rsndmss Of the Canada Orssssmss has been mur
asysd u ths ceborns Disxiet theatrsal Pilot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
HIST ruRLIsIEED.

DART NVf-3tsiihws.tss Ke'iosprct OF Prsciica Med
j icne and surgerg, ht'fy~sI'y iournH containing
Retrospect ~ Nieg N every Discovery AID Improve
mslt m e Medical Science The detign ~ his work
is collect aud yTesent io tn pactne o. O. 10 every
SIS months snccnct anG reliable dgrst % such improve
and dcrveIiss have heen made tn Medical Sci
sucs, in paft % the world, wi'hia Inst un-i and
that too neiry possble Ia tn language Of those
xo made clcOvrf..s or impro eenens 20 that ~ a
ference 10 ths w0ik. any physician may havs 81 his
ccmnisud al tfihug cost, full snd complete summary
u all ,t IS and valuable Ia the Msdcd world Win.
on, sub ,ctns himself either to tho expense labor of
setrchne thOu gh the rrlas aud medicsi
..ort thai being daily issued
Terns-rhe iis. Is Nos eight ysns g per Jesf
thereafter, - jo sosle Nos. - ga Invariably in ~
vance
July ana January OF every year and published Ia N-N
York by ll9fII DANIEL ADEE. 100 tultons-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

LAWYERS IN TRouBLE.-Al the lawyers of York
Co. having been called to Harrisburg the other day,
the relieved and delighted inhabitants met and drew up
the following petition
1--WE the undersigned citizens Of York Co being con
WINGED from present peace and quietoe,s Of
of tho useesness all lawyers body do pray for the
passage OF law TO keep awyein Harrisburg, where
they now are and we will ever pray" &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

STEAMBOAT ExPLosIos.-St LOUIS March g.
The steamboat Froe barst her boilers yesterday on the
Illinois river Hennepen aud several perlshed
The complexion Of the returns OF the election In Illinois
In relation 10 the adoption Of tbs new Constitution thus
far. are favorable to the Wing side OF the question
The weather with very pleasant There are buyers
Of Flour sellers IL 10 bald At - IS The supply OF
Grain - small; white Wheat sells at % cts
HEART REsDISG OcCURREscE-Tbe Flemtngt0H
Dsmoerai sis,es that Friday the 2jth ult two sms
children Of Tuns Hummer Of Bethlehem tOwnsh' p, we're
burned 70 death under the following drssdful creum
stances The father add mother Of tho ohlr-n bad pasod
quantity OF rax on tbs In the 10 DRY where
tho two children were lef infant In tho cradle
and the otaer iosT years old The pseEts bota became
Intoxicated With liquor ~ the bsra add neglected 70 at
tend 70 the fax tbs stove which took ire oounpun
Gated with other fsx 10 above and soon consumed
the whole house, ehildrsn End all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
DIR. ELLIOT.

WORMS HIS PATIENTS that his hours Or s'ierd lance
At the Office are from io 70 O'Clock, " md
s. edo esjay and Friday, 6s5 Broadway na to-
frREsH FRUITS, GROCERIES, sc.
g. l0o bbs hand picked apples, assorted
80 kegs Malaga grapes, In lie order
~ bxs Lisbon do do do
80 bxs aud half bxs bunch rssina.
10 kess pomsggsntes.
50 pots white and yellow rock candy
50 hxs iujube paste.
80 bxs Genoa citrOn.
10 bbs sheled almonds
Il bhls shelled peanuts.
~ cases pineapple sweetIn1st.
- KEGS rev Dutch herring
White and brown hard sugFT n oOxs
Stewsfts crushed and powdered 10 hbs.
Together with general o. fruits groceries,
wines liquors cordiss snd syups pTessTvei, pickles sPi-
ces. G gars Sc
Confectoners bakers hotetceyefs. families and oihers
IN o. yo0f articles the lowest 'rarket pro
requested 10 give us cell gAdSNER 4 YOUNG
an ft2 Chgfhafn-sr near Cha an SQUARE
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USEFUL BOOKS.

4 oA>Slf's LscruRfs CA Naiaral History. :, cents
n N'sts!rs iesieres on A.Eoaemy. IS cents
Asasss ise.ats' GA Astronomy. IS ceats
lsntuvts Lectures on seisacs and srl. vols svo.
= l6f
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raoMsoNis fIiGRnR

A RITHMErlC.-MARK n SEWMtN co VII
"A publish Monday the "a last. me above vsiu,br
5cho, Book. Tns III cher Arithmetic Is the third book
Day Thomson's Teachers viii tind II sup.'i9f
soy book OF the lind yet published, containing ~ IL
does greater amount II acticI o1d YauAole Ga''ct
pertaining to the science II NuL1bsfs
The Higher Arithmetic eOGtaio.oJs pages large duooe
elmo, beautifully printed and well bound In leather sno
IL sold for 10 cents with LIBERAL Discount % eschers
Tbs series now insists Of.
The Mental Arithmetic ll3 pages
The dctca Arithmetic so psgss
The KEY Arithmetic. Do
The Higher Arithmetic. jy8 psg@
The Key Higher Arithmetic.
21f NJ 81 NEWMAN 2 90 1919 BTo4iSay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

StA LsCtvRE> on ASTRONOMY, a-iievrr,d In he
~ cas- 81 New 'rk. ~ fff,storO Mitchell, IN the
sionth - pecsm,,i. iSt5 Pshshcd In pamphlet foIm
semrafs rrcc ~ cosu ku sac by all che publishers
ls DkkELkN 1 MckLRArr
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~ Letter. and Newspapers will he received 81
m. Foreign Ship Letter Office Of the Hew.fofs tribune
Tor the pscket-ship JOHN K. SKlDOf, Captain Luce
sails for Liverpool on the nth of March. 49,. -,
Also vii. be received at the SINE place Letters sno
Newspapers for the packetship BURGUNDY, Capt bsA
ter which sails FOR Hsvre on the 18th inst.
so yiII h. received at the same place Letters and
Newspapers Tor the pseket-ship WEILiNGION' Capt
chadwick which sails for London on t- loih inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

I'O DHuGt!i-I~. rolahsd soils mator,n4 DOE
go rna a'fs cuHuiefs with ma hir tups plar 80
show os' tot w 2. soda wsltf hsinfos aitafni hH
tee innfiY alrlsd fIui ufuanania isa tfaas
uis with luEfs Hf rafhaia ssn haeHti sthsiu H,iues
sfs q in elst 3d. husis and afus. msii,ine.
So 90 TO rld satire ssrsfsfeir The stts sra
:" sf Dee Ni"at"af, eHH eve pct uF lH .nfh ihat
To rth aanY vpfs clii b. ssnt Htn iha ..asit eii
1ut dat tfr ard iH ssHa 600 r-ss, fh4 fiswa ftna
80 poo HH ftih o. aws lhis 81 fHHi sh.r.a &C. eos
~sh ~ 80 oFau His elasl sIta H ihs .nr
"A q asfps D. ~ ums sef Hts1aY ,.ll "a en- nnd-tH
/" sllrs - iaftF uaa ta-A t,a tts ,isaahv f.h n.s
or ne
~ sffssi. "aas N.f,is~a o. = hst.i 'faFHH 30
"e"a".'F boz r'isa- s.ssss ei''-fs sr tr +s'if -
fsn'sfn9us ta''n' Als. fnHis. sutisi' LEAD t'
rslfst - H. sk-siss .alrs al.- 80 hasa sri ,.s AZ
-'Hs' ~. irstT saistsi~i .h~.-f ,rf,. "fi-h fsff
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s.a ls- sis 10 -,a.. sod ,.ssr ~ ar,'.s haSs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

AosrKrAL.-The Troy and Montreal Telegraph
line commences 7v-A,ioDs In abOu, week. The GLOBE
says that business Is very dull and that money
in Montreal bat not scarce In Upper Canada. There
has been ssghns in the Upper Province TIL las, week.
Now they have foot Of snow.
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~grsz- LETTERS ASD NEWSPAPERS -
4NTAG FOR FOREIGN PORTS. 3IN

~ Letter bags are open 81 tne ounce :,
Of Ihs EeW-York Tribune for all FOREIGN rorts, sna az
"a forwarded by the very earliest vessels TN. depart
men, 10 under the special supervision OF r. NOW Elk
yso veil Known FOR many years the experienced and
.cisnt Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Depart
roent OF the EeE-York City Post Othco-
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I'VE PUBLIC AKE NOTI FItD that the money

rEDE PUBLIC AXE NOJl FltB that the money
stolen from The President OF this Bank has not been
rec vcred AID that the Bank has issued notes dnef
ins from TIE cd ~ follows, 70 WI.
The Fives Tens Twenties have printed Ia red INK,
he b7css q combination lahe-Tors design with the
the in dgur~s, and the words lew issue
scToss The middle cf the design
The Fies and Hundreds Of former issues, were prin-
led IN black ink-the issues printed IN red Ink
figures the front the picture. Of them ting on
block Of stons-a medallion head with $40 H. 10 the
right of the vgnette The left end of the note has bead
o. " ash ngton with 500 above and below The night end
has fall engtn female figure epresenting Ceres, stand
us square shework block 18th the hsures 800 Ia IL
Thee printed IN bipe ink
The former Of $500 have Alarming with hay
makers for vgDete, with figures 500 ga sde-each
end has medallion head in the middle with 500 top and
bottom square sthe-work blocks AID printed IN black
ink
The One Thou sands othe issue Rave for vignette
railroad. view Of locomotive and coming round
Curve &c tho left and Of the note engraved female
head top aud bottom ard square block with figures GOO
between them the righl end head Of Warrington,
with coo top and bottom blocks and printed In
biss mi.
The former issues Of 900 have for vgnete drove OF
cattle passing through toll gstes msn paying toll 70 =
woman dollhouse door-hsures 1910 each side OF
and sgures 600 in square blocks top and bottom, printed
la biaet inl
The new notes vii all bear date in ths year 1915. The
stolen notes bear d,te IN 1884, aud prior years Caution
on part Of the Bsns Brokers and others IN receiving
notes Of the old issues except from persons Of known in
tesrity, will assist ia detecting tho rObbers
lis fawtf DAVID TOWNSEND. Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

II A correspondent Of the Herald says tina,
the Ro,hsehds obtained but S. 900 900 Of the Government.
Loan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

Nyw. BKuNswIcK--Ibe area Of this colony IL
twenty Hon. Of Of which sis millions hsys b. go
siyen away sold although only hundred fh01sssd
are andsr cultivation. Thee millions II bsrsa
or under sAer rod alsvfn rOss " forest lands
the disposal u de Government
FfKE AZ RD1sunr The bowling saloon aud
stsb.s connected -sith the Norfpls House In Boston
Ma. wee banned down on Thursday nisht Lose sbyvt
o. Doo which Wa fsllJ iasufsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

Two LADS LOST n IRE WOODS The HdiY01
Sun records Tho following tragedy having occurred At
the hack settlement Of Tracade in sydney county Nova
Scotia The two sons OF John Fiz worthy old farmer
their ases being 6 and a. left home on the morning Of
Nov "a Last In search Of Pie but did not return at even
p-. If settlers went in search Of them day after day.
90 or 30 men being constantly out iraversng NIL ard va
lev and examining every cumP Of r and heap Of brush
wood but It was oil In vain until January 49, when me
Youngest was fouud dead about miles from his iahefs
house in sort Of hut had been built against the
roots Of large wndfsll He lay with bis hand under ms
head and his Ak by his side having probably f asleep
In that position ard been frozen TO DEATH IRE bocy was
not dsHeurea The brothers had wandered about TIE
woods for several days Gas the parties ~ seaeh OF hem
discovered blaze In various crections,) until becoming
EXHAUSTED through fatigue and want II food the youngest
could proceed her, and the elder brother had In all
likelihood erected this shelter aud len him. win Inc nope
OF still being able rsaeh Of the settlements but
MA strength failing him. he too must have lain down TO
die the dreadful death Of cold and starvauon The seach
WAS continued the Other but the snow mas IA en- very
deeo What the sufierngs OF these poor Fellows must
have been II IS horrible 10 contemplate Ihr hopes nd
fears-st cinging life when their strength vas isug
t6em-ne themselves for effort more 10 get clear
of the forest with dreadful death staring them In the
face, must have been agony indeed
And their poor parents Yet as II accidents Ike this
did not trng misery enough upon the eafih our country
is extending many millions TO produce hsppness-no but
grief and anguish and wains both In our oTn and
other lands When will men TO Wild beasts the
poyment Of tearing each other to pieces, and take delight
only in doing good