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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

DoxBrr AND sos. CoxPLrrr- Il Ora
ham. Theaos Buildings. has Just received Lea Banse-
srts edition Of this interesting nOvelyres 50 es,is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

FISEs IN BALrIsoSE.-A number Of small fires
nearly all Of ~hch believed have heeh the WORK u
tDosrdiues broke out in Baltimore Friday Saturday
aRd Sunday last Five houses Destroyed IN all
number sigetly damaged riot took place amoes the
hremsn sunday faing asd . large Number
rested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

FESTIVAL or TIE SOCIETY or ST. NIcsoLA:
yoS NsssAU IsLsSD-This Affair." cane Of on Monosl
light ODE Hotel IN this city, Ani svefythin.
tia. esrefal attention % ali the saoGemsuts, ample pro
vision and good company could nske Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

Gas LIsHr.-The Common Council on Monday
evening adopted the report OF tie Select COMMITTEES in "a
otlshung the city with gas and Brooklyn will soOs
Be a. gsssous a. Der ns, hbors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

GroKsu-rhs Wings OF Washington County
have passed resolutions strongly Recommending Gen Tsy-
Tor a. their candidate for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

PoLIcE-Bridget and Ann Kinney, who were
arrested some time since charge Of sealing Js~ey,
clothing = 70 tas value % So from M Ham1osd 10
this city brought before justice Carr 400 ycsisrdaJ
fr sx2inaIiou -hich recalled ia Arn Kinnevs bang
fay committed Tor II. Court Of Session.
5ridssg was henorably discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

INpSoyrD MAGNETIC ~AlWNss ID c. MoosRrAD, Is!
sfoad~sy. sole usnufse arsr Of Nccfhesd's improved
graduated Magnetic mschuss With manual for U.s. eissr
,nd explicit Price sompsts and warranted. slassee.
81 A. d. C. MCORHEAD. Isl Bro.dway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
W,sH1Ss1os. Sunday. 2P.Ml

GgSrLEnES have Just received Jour nVlteuon 70 ~
gr,,. of Freedom 10 Europe" the 18th INST an -
srst exceedingly that sm compelled 70 decline II oss
Won To b. assured that feel greatly bon1red by your ins
i.ou and that consideration short OF sense OF pube
duty would INDUCE me 70 answer u IN the negative
tru,t Il 4, unnecessary for me 20 sdd that lsympsthEe
tv In Ill d.montfra,ions Of ,atsActon With the pro-
ares. u free principles in the Eastern ana
that have not only strong hope but an unoo9btns com
s,res ina, b gre. movements Of Tho people In the So
erticn Of cir Just gn's will With the essns OF prov
fdsnce IL crowned with success and lead 10 the lnstu
tfrp Of liberal Governments solid and enduring i0un3A
tons 10 great haste, your very OBJ serVt
JOHN A. DIX,
M..srs WIN Y BRADY, W. F. HAvEMsYtR, and others
Committee.
After the presentation was accomplished the dancing
was resumed With great splh. end continued I'll late
hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
COMMERCIAL AND aIoNKY ,iArrER-.
Ter sales Of Sioet,, 81. So, so~yn Page.

Ter Sass Of Sfocsf, a.. 81, forrn Page.
TUsspAY. April Bpm
The market for Government Securities was arm
today but YAncie. were hssvy The demand for Gov
.rprsst STOCKS wa, lsIgs and shout 100000 Treasury
Nots, and Government sixe, sold a ,ie advance
Treasury Notes sold 2i sni SKIES Of 1907 AZ ~ These
purchAes are supposed BE- in great measure for Ens'n
sccount
In Sterling bills there is nothing doing and rates
are ronin.lyss before The tendency Is downward We
quot. nomiuslIy lOai oi for hr.trsts bills
In Freights there is but little movement. Oi
Naval stores Geo Dbl. have been engaged AIS for London
dis9i 20 Liverpool, Cotton dull At ID for Liverpool
som. heavy sigh was taken At l5s07s cd ard TO Lon
Don a. q. Cd. To Glasgow little was engaged At 2o'
The rumor Of specie by the Acadia has not
bsen conf med 10 day excepting to small extent Ii
Wa reported yeslsrtay On good authority.
The Washington sailed again to-day taking
$40 eco additional specie snd TIRES additional passengers
There have been various rumOrs OF failures IN
the street for day or two past which have not ostore
alluded 10 =. could not mention usmss Tbs rumor'
continue % day and believe that house connected
With the German trade has decided 20 su'pend
Money on first class securities remains easy, and
the Banks xo believe .usslly doing fair proportion
If the bisne, onsrinr We hear complaint that the
pmsot Of specie has weakened the vaults any
aad We eon.nus to receive considerable amounts from the
IVES. sud South.
Tbs sdvicss by the Acadia have had no important
fleet 10 tho street CousdeAbe dsrust, however I. felt
Ia rsfi 70 the character Of ths next news and operators
will b. cautious until the next steamer srvsa Any Sc
rior, a.turbsues.tn Engsn must exert an immediate
siurou, eject upon trade slthough eventually The
sa,et might bs favorable.
The Import. a. this port FOX the past week were
rather ssl thsn for thu prsvou, For ths three weeks
in Arril they hays been - follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

FLouE-Tters Ess no change II prices sae' o. os'
bis we're made, including Gsresee Michigan ana oe'
Western brand. 81 81. az 50. CosS-Pnses continue
about the sane; sales OF 1000 bushels were male "
50 So es R1E-sass Of 30 bushels were maa' al y
c,. oArs-sties OF 800 bushels were Els q: 81 e' -
Thee was no change "a cher articles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
RRnnKIYN AFFAIRS-

ISoREAsE OF SALARY.-A resolution was adopt
ed BY Board Of A;ermea Monday night increasing
the salary OF the Mayor to $4,000.
" The number Of Deaths and Interments for
the week eatlng April a. lsis, were; Males, as Fe-
Z lies. 10. Adults. Is Children ls.-TOtA a., Of whom
IS were from Sew-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
Markets NJ

1IaTkei-..,. htIf ALVi MN =
Receipts w.tan he pas; iwenty-iour hours; fl'ur'
900 bbl,: Wheat 900 hush; Corn, 5000 TO- sales Of
/ 600 bss FIouR were made - sly. WsfAr-SAl'' Of
600 bush were made including Chc,so Al ST. and ono
TO- Com was nrm at 5se Juysrs were plenty At a3e
HlsH wsrs-s..s Of 40 bss Wer, made At i7ie There
va no change IN Other articles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

~ Advsfti,.ment. aud ,ubscrptioDs received tlr
most q the 4 81 th- cities snd
.o--u. Ia The Uated State. and Csnads BY the ouy
thorined sssuL r. PALMGN, " 10 siuls empowered 10
i've f-c-ipt. His ofics 10 in the T0buns buildiro
WEE al orders .na advertisements intended for bis
Al. MD h. addressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
Los. by the Albany Fires.

ALBANY, Il-teay ApIII =
The lo" Of property by both fires will exceed
400 600 The insurance is Is follows; Albany
Fireman's Insurance Company, 5000 Albany
Insurance Company s26,o5o; North American
Insurance Company, New York $4,000; Albany
Mutual Insurance Company, 1906 Ne" YORK
Mutual Safety Insurance Company so'soV' h"'
ford lCt Insurance Company, sl0OOi Ne" iofA
Fire Insurance Company, $1,000 Columbus
Ohio Insurance Company. 700.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

CARPFrsW- c1ll he sUsn.Ion q ,ur readers 10 ths
large stofs OF English and American Thee ply, donoie
super nd era Csrpsrins, usarth hds. rlof
Oi.Clolis indow sh,ds., Mas, 40 At NJ A>0tSspNs
llrnal " ararnnms ~ RnkrTN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

t-From the great auction sae-the sss, Ia tho city
Choice pattern. aud eolou for the unprecedented low
price u Is per yard a. the Carpet Rooms OF
sSiw PETERSON a HUMPHREY 40! Pssrf't
~ We rseomuspa our frisne' who would me 70 Sc
beautiful Boot 70 cal A. boot makers IA Ns''so q.
AID II in snt select psr from REAoY' larse stock q
Ready made bots or your order. and We say Yea
a .rafu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

~ The isse,S and brs, Of hn- boots in the
city i, 10 be found At H. 4 JoNEss 10 Annst. sd the
price, the RESPONSIBLE Fos Frssch calf dress boots
4 0 French pat leather boots 81 Congress boots from
8 50 81 IS Gentlemen 6esirous of getting good bar
ssio will DO well to call before making their purchases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

RicHsurU DnNoSD.PJINrED GoLo PE>s-I
pen, which decidedly The vest ane cheapest IN use,
are sold exclusively By 3 r. wArsos CO - william
It. and } Y. SAVAGE, % Fuoust The points arr war
rsned Tor years, and Tor hnsne'' and heability
they are Unsurpassed Our stock being LARGE ana well 80
sorted those who wish purchase GOLD pen. by the
or dozen viii nd our prices much lover thsn any other
"a tha trad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
NJ A RI NE JOU RN At
PORT OF NEW.YOKK

aisIArURE sLsANAc.-....TBIs DAT
rHE sUs TIE soo< WA
ises...5 sets ....5 - Morn. So Eve. Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
By Telegraph to the Nsr-YOrk Tribune
FROM NEw.MEXICO.

y LouIs. Tuesday April Is.
Letters from Santa Re, Of the cath ultino' have
been received They state that Col Klaus nAI re-
signed his commission 10 Colonel Lane at Il Fno'
on account Of sickness GiPin's battalion was a.
Moro. Capt. Haley was ordered to CsrisAl % de-
.trov denofhorse thieves who had stolen % no''e'
from government Gov Armijo had been TIED and
honorably acquitted The previous rumof' OF Or'
,s.. advance proved to be untounded. Col. sims
trader had escaped from Chhushua. Inc nea'h
OF the troops wAs good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

HArs 1t is not every combination Of felt and beaver
that worthy Of being called hist To put shioz Sithou,
style finish the easset that holds the Intellect
u,ult the valuable. within. Knox, Of the Sun Bulldog
never doe, that His hats give character to nan. face
.od a. he says in hi, advertisement OF fashions. though
Away, ready rough rev style OF cape
for young so Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

LisotSwALp April -, 1913
GxNrLrsES; have bad the honor TO rsesiys your
delight with which thu cuxsns Of New York
have received the ntsgsnes OF the recent dseisive
evens In frsnes and the profound iGtess! vita which
they observe Toe march Of Freedom 10 he Ola World
Their. could scarcely arise any ocsssion for display Of
Pablo sentiment In which !, would AFFORD me nore pss
70 psssiPsts than that when you have pressstsd
ssd esnnottnsnk TOO earnestly for TIE hind and nsi
tsTibg In which you Rave AK ed TO do II
PreP.ry dsgustsd for the performance Of tbs ceremony
u could 10 ~ without with
able spsassmsn', ~ home, sersial, sh0ud net In
case % Peculiar, have permitted the rule which have
presented to myself in regard to public eetng TO pre-
vent eonpfsnes with your request But n my
in form serve to advance your rrsssworhy OBJ
is.iiOa or reserve well sst.hsd ihsi viii ony be .u-
ploysc Ia he pronossnon Of ssRtimsGss which
70 al OF Us.
II wosld here at least 30 sapsrsasss to say anythss In
support Of the astce and poprsy Of the heroic saa
essss efforts Il The People OF France for the oysrhrov
Of arbitrary poser No one eHtertaps doubt upon thar
saksc and 10 20 the proesss chances % thsr
the establishment Of free snd stsbs Government thst
directed Considering the matter in mis- aspect, Il 10 not
surprising tbs disastrous and cruel dssPpon
VI the past sh0ald have impresssd tho minds Of
81 citizens with 81 -o degree Of dsssonisocy
any apprehension this pont ADD "a. cir
sumstsness which az lrd grounds Of 10 others
the sources Of my condolences.
The People Of France have passed sossh almost every
ehsnge in their form Of that 10
koown 70 mankind For long aud dreNy specessioa Of
ages they the abect subjects OF sssclUis
ehy. Thsf nrss struEss for uderendenee hcah
saceessfa IN breskiBs down The mopsrehy iet them.
made add their oes posed syils snushy
From ths condition they emerged 0ay to become the
subjects OF the sPsoad dssPousm Of SsPolsop which
esessass rich hAfSs Of military sofy ess asta proc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

~ SEE MAINE JoURNAL. FOURTH P1GI. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

Correspondence OF Inc IfioVhe'
wAsHIsoroS, Friday, April q.
Tbsre has been pronuDc smiento to day infsvor
Of French liberty 1t is the kind oil hoerty most
tolerated here
The military was out in grand dsplay-AProces'
sion formed at the west end OF the city prsded the
avenue and passed on 10 the capitol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

10 DT,NoNp-PoiNrgD GoLp PEss-rhoss In want Of
good article should 40 to J. W Creation Co II Cedar
~ They have several and very superior styles at
very low prices The genuine Albert O. Bssey Pen and
Cs.e 81 Is only Gold Pen and Gaze rspAred oreSehsnssd
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-22

Now that the erowding and exciting events OF
the three days Of February are settling down III
to matters Of history, people begin to eOmmrn at
more fully upon them, and among other matters
on the conduct of the French princes. Ia NAV
be well asked how il happened that these wsr-
riOr princes fled so hastily without their wives
or children. II danger existed, OF was aPPTe-
hended, was that time TO leave defsneelsss la
dies or innocent children II there was not tbs
danger OF this apprehension. why such indecent
haste. such indecent separation IL is an rs,sb-
lished fiattery to represent young princes a.
Young lions and Steele tells of the French,
under Marshal Boufilers, running away rs
bold as lions - Ii may be said now Of the
royal blood. Your modern Bourbon has on
eral occasions shown great facility in running
away. Louis Philippe at any rate did not run
away without that most excellent lady, his wife
lJerrold's Nsrspspev.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-22

"THE PUEIc EVE" AND IFS OsJECTs.-Per-
haps the most significant feature Of British Pol
tiles lust at this moment is that We are thinking
so little about them. IL requires a positive ef-
fort OF mind TO recall the attention TO our own
Ministerial or Parliamentary prospects We
are absolutely full OF France, We half despair OF
Spain, we are sick Of Portugal, We are curious
about Rome, We symPathize with the Sieilisns.
We admire Tuscany. we are fearful for SARDINIA,
we pity Venice, we are divided about Switzer-
land, disguised with Greece, diverted with BA-
varia, and We enjoy the panic which Pervsdes
the smaller states Of the Germanic Confeders-
ton. There is no event large enough 10 satisfy
Sur craving, or distant enough TO escape cur at
tention- A revolution at ST. Petersburgh, the
dissolution of Austria, and the annexation OF
Mexico, would severally furnish matter for
second edition, and leave rs at liberty for other
countries next morning. We have not told hail
or a quarter Of the names which the British pub
lie is freely discussing, and on which IL expects
to be daily excited Our own colonies and de-
Tendencies must contribute little. The New
Zealand chiefs, the Caffres, the Cinnamon. the
Sultan Of Borneo, the impairment niggers thai
will no, work in the British West Indies, and
the Canadian Radicals, we keep az tame peace
breakers Just TO get up commotion when for
eign affairs happen to flag. But there is quite
throng Of small fry. A civil war at Caracas,
and revolution IN NICARAGUA, poiiiieH rpiac-
mic pervsding the foreign West Indies and Bra
all, an African slave-desler boarding US in the
Court OF Queens Bench nearer home new
constitution in Denmark, preparations in Bel
GUM, and trcpisation at the Hague, number
among the minor amusements Of the news hun
ting public. A man had need rub up his gcog-
r.phy in these days. Within the next fortnight
he will find every name he ever learnt recalled
to his recollection The maPsellers ought To be
making their fortunes man might as well be
eating acorns and clad in raw hides as not know
the Rio Grande, Csffreland, Labuan, OF the Ho-
tel de Capucines- There is only one country la
the world which Just now we hayealmosi agreed
to forget. England has slipped clean from our
recollection. The nearer home the less ws
concerned. Ireland, by dint OF much believing.
does Just manage to attract q litils notice TO its
private affairs British politics, in their most i'm
elusive sense, are negleetsd.-T'tmss.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-22

FEARFUL CONFLICT AT rnE FEDEE IsIASns
EIGHT HuxpaED KILLEp.-By the arrival Of the
sydney mail we are Informed Of q most severe
battle having taken place on the 4ih September.
al the feJee isInnGs, between the chiefs and the
people Of Albas and Rena, in which the latter
were defexted, bat escaped with . number Of
their adherents 10 Javs harbor. shout ssvsn
miles wvst sf Rena Roads, where they intended
TO settle, I'll the habitations Of Rena being burnt
to the ground BY the chiefs Of Albaa. The nun
Der Of slain on both sides amounted 10 upwards
Of eight hundred. the bodies Of whom still re-
main exposed there. Fortunately for the mis-
sienariss, the scene Of warfare occurred at some
distance fron their location.
II Lsn<rnnnI AIkloB
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-22
Sym pssnss or Fear.

The Roman correspondent Of the Daily Mere
says, "a dog has been arrested in Modena for
wearing collar exhibiting the Italian tricolor.
At Milan they consume quantities Of macca-
roni, that being the only method Ct testifying
their sympathy with the glorious doing In the
south. Hats Of Calabrian fashion (pointed)
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-22

u.,.r-hal the same saejecl before Them
"a NJ Pork sent in the following mes
APrA SD WI VI
Ssys
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-22
"JOHANN TAbATZHO
Baron Won GESTIETI0X,

"vienna, l4th Of March
The soldiers fired on the people yesterday in
four different parts Of the town-ths-H Horn
Gssse, the Hol, the Judsn Platz and ~ kass-
ner Strasse. In the latter, after the firing, an
officer was obliged to dismount from his horse,
and wounded man, with his head bound up.
was set upon 1t by the people and carried around
the town amid general exscration. The Ger
man Grensdisrs were the first to shed blood
The nsmbsr killed in the ssbsrbs and on ths
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-22
/. s. Shots are fred as ! write

From the Hamburger BorsenhalIe, March u.
vienna, March 4.-The opening Of the ses-
sioa Of the Lower Austrian Chamber Of DePu-
ties yesterday brought together such large con-
course Of the upper classes that even the DePa-
ties had a difficulty in efiecting an entrance.
The business Of the day ives commeacsd, but
lecaEeelY half an hour had eIaReed whsn -
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-22

ras ssaaf' and H'''' o. (, d., ,,,;,,J s,o,,,;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-18
OUR VICTORY CELEBRATED.

Our young Wings, though they fired 50
well on election day, could not let the occa.
sion of the election Of HONEST OLD ZAcK
pnss without some more guns; on Wcdnos
day last, they let off about Il hundred guns
1--WE guess at the number) in honor of the i'm
portant event. In the evening they got upa
torch light procession and a beautiful aud
splendid affair il was too. Fire bulls came
in due time, and they were thick, and the H.
Illumination brilliant and grind. About 8 o.
clock they were joined ut the supper table by
goodly number of other and older wings q,
Curliss' Hotel, where the Company was en-,
tertained by brief but appropriate speeches
and sentiments, from gentlemen present; and
better and more apt speeches and sentiments
we never heard on similar occasion,or wit
messed merrier nssemblage. The only
fault in this part ofthe entertainment was
that it was too brief Ofthe supper we can
only shy, that its praise was in every bod!'s
mouth, and never was there n better one Ire
pared for like occasion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-18
THE G. A l. T. I'D d n 1 A " {.

be dissolved.
By Mr. Whiltemore, vote Of thanks TO
Gen. WiNFIFLD ScoTT, IN resolution ofthahks
to Gen. Taylor and other officers huV'hg Dec"
adopted llcrctoi0rej) adopted
MIR Collomcr called up the bill to pay for
certain public and historical documents, and
it was supported by Messrs Deane of o.
Kitredgo Of ST.. j., WhiItemore, k''!redge
Off, Allen ofM., Carpenter of NJ, ColIamer
aud Converse opposed by Messrs Beardsley'
Snrnpue and Bates of Westlord, aud passed,
IS to 80.
Mr. Whittemore called up the resolutions
relative TO slavery, in favor of prohibiting
slavery in newly acquired Mexican territory
-oroboition in the District, and OF restrict
ing the slave trade, or n removal OF govern
ment tosa FREQ state adopted, yeas llo, nays
o.
The usual messages were exchanged, ana
the House was declared adjourned without
day.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-18
CORRESPONDENCE or THE CAL
EDONIAN.
"LYNN's" WATERLOO IloTEL,
OCTOBER, Is, 1913.

oCIubEh, ID, lC1C.
EnolCing that you will catch with eager
ness at the first announcement fmy safe arr.
val ut the shores of Old Engand--here YOU
have it. Our noble ship, after delightful
passage ola little less than twelve days from
Boston, was safely moored in the Dock in
Liverpool at about j o'clock last Monday
morning. After ''clearing" the Custom House,
can assure you was not long time In find
ing the way 10 my Hotel. Now, word or
two upon the voyage. While ut HaiiiaSl
took time to despatch brief leter-much
however against my inclination. little sen
sickness, as much units one for attending TO
business, as n SeUere attack ,chotLy lncapacl'
ta.es him. The first three or four days
was nauseated just enough TO find it conven'
lent to lounge quietly most otthe time ana
TO lie in no haste in''turniug out"in the morn
ing. The first two days after leaving Hal
fax we encountered heavy gales of wind, anu
n rough sea-after which time we had de-
lightful weather and smooth sea, Aver
the first Sabbath was free from sen sickness
and with the exception of the irremedIao'
monotony of the voyage, then enjoyed '"'
trip. We made the coast of lreland-OOo
Clear-qute early last Sabbath morning Nv
ter having been out of sight of land lot 81
many days-then 10 he allowed to see 'a""-
the transition was grateful. The sou'ne."
coast ofIreland presents bold but heau''I,
shore-thc country is diversified with we"
cultivated hills aud glens-wihout n,s"
mountains. As we approached the "e''"
coast, we met cold and piercing w'nu cum
ing from the high mountains, which '"''"'
diately brought into requisition our waI,''S'
overcoats-even then twas all shiyer' s"''''
shiver. We passed two Sabboths al 81"
Yet we had no Sabbath on board. iiO"
strange to pass a Sabbath, and see no o"'
ward observance of the sanctity OF the u"!
We had few very agreeable passengers -,
boardand we found it an easy matter 10 lo'"'
an acquaintance. have just returned "V"'
an excursion about town. Have spent NV
afternoon in visiting the principal p"Ur
buildngs-Custom Honse-EXchanse-9'
Georges Hall, SC. &c.; also the Dock. l."
erpool is noted for her magnificent poc"S
We visited also the "Sailors' louse,"a ""S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-18
THE STATE ELECTION IN MAS
SACHItSETTS.

Last Monday was the day ofthe State cleo
ton in Massachusetts, and noby have the
Wings come out oft They have made u
gain ofthousands upon the Presidential vote
the week before.
The vote for Governor in 237 towns is us
follows:
Briggs, (Whig) 54.s2l
Gushing, (Cassite) 81 ,220
Phillips, Van Burenite) 3l,96S
Net Wing gain upon the Prcsiden-
lial vote, 1888!
Many Cussites, both in the Presidential
and State election supported the Van Buren,
ticket.
Gov. Briggs is reelected
Members of Congress-six only elected,
and they are all Wings. IN four Districts
there was no choice. Winthrop, Duncan.
Ashmuu, Rockwell, Mann, and Griunell are
all elected.
All the State Senators elected are Wings,
and the Senate will be unanimously Wing.
Members of the House elected, Wings, l47,
Castles IL Van Bureuites 80.