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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16
Later from Honolulu.

no Nf" '.'ftIr N'Nr--NIt at."
We are indebted 10 our attentive correspondent
"Chaparral" tor Ole Of the PoyacsiaH the official
journal Of the Hawaiian Government Chas L.. Hitch
cock Edit0rJ printed at Honolulu, Oihu. The latest
date is the 10Th OF February This OF course Is the
most direct channel lgiz Mazatlan, City OF MeXicp
Vera Cruz. etc.
James JACKSON Jarvc.. late Director Of the Govern
mcnt Press and Editor of the Poynes.an eit Tor the
United states on the iih OF February.
Under the head OF Court News we observe dee
-crDtUl ot "a great procession ~ Honolulu accOmpa-
nvIug the presentation of iulcn-th portrait of his
Majesty the King of the French % King kamahamcha.
20 which many foreigners joined In the evening their
Najcsties held evee account of which copy 90
show how they DO "t the fashionable IN that region
S0ife-lheir M1jostic held leyce 40 The Palace on
the evening 20 the 18TH. There was "a more numerous
attendance than any previous occasion and the por
trait Of the King ofFrance seemed 90 be an object OF n'
terest o. al.
Among the foreigners holding official rank we oh.
served a. b. Ms Consul General, the Commissioner of
ihe United states the Consul OF France with his lady
the Consul Of the United States with bis lads and daugl
ter the Royal Danish and Hamburg Consul. the Consul
OF Bremen and the Consul II Peru.
large number OF foreigners were presented 90 their
Maiesues hy the Minister Of Foreign Relations
Bishop Mheret, attended by several OF the Catholic
Clergy present. and were most oi the Protest.
ant ccrgymen. with their families.
Although The loss OF the Hope has been already pub.
-led m his country yet We have not before seen the
particulars % her loss We copy from tle PoYHfsi1g
WaGssip Hp--Ihc American whale,hp Hope of
Providence Cspt Heath. went ashore thc Coast 0t
California between Points -L Domingo ard Lazart, ou
fic night 0i The l.ltn oi lasi December she struck
about midnight and stuck last The boats were low
cred and manned and aii hands ify hy tl dayl ght
when aiter procuring some provisions from the wreck
they abandoned her sad started for Marguerite Bay.
about 20 miles distant where they arrived Dee. To-
They fDunl there tlc Citizen. Capt Lansing and seF-
era other vessels. The Cirzcu -ot under way ami
proceeded to the wreck. Capt Borden. 0f the chip
howdtDl. having c-spafclet bis boats by d lagoon.
They Oh. arrived It t-e wreck the 2ist and uceccd
"a n saving 1867 barrels of OBJ which sold ai
ton the following day Tor - cents per barrel Capt
Borden ui tle ship 80wd,ch. purchased the ol Capt
Lansing bought tlc wreck f0r - The toAline and
other articles saved were sold ior g. and one broken
wlsleboat fog ed cents. The o-s 10 the Hope is attire
blrcd t1 tle llcorrrctuess 0t -Ae charts Tho land
where the Hope went ashore j. about 81 miles farther
~ b. M-.-----L IN lii down !. N. .----.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Board ofA-,i,tunr Aldermen Tnrsso,Y, june


PETITIONS k.fERsto--Of -undry persons for free hy-
trtl' corner Rutgers ard Monroe OF Robert Perrorf
ard olers lr sewer Pre from Broadway ro Nassau
-.Dt Allen feui0l fIr sf H. Clufo1-markef . OF 81.
clae Carroll l1r settlement of contract. .Of Cora Osborn
and oer- ~ have sQfl side ey-t dug oui and deen-
-lr Oi lur- Rockwell and Jthers. for hose csrrs Il
p me vicinity ~ Twenty fr-i--f sli Flrsi-av OF II
ha-au and others Tor free hYiralf n Ttri-ay befs-el
lFeui-l at4 went y-trsi st..--Of a. " ugzIu. Co
and olers- relation iD regulation Of Forty hrds g. be-.
tween I-ll aud F-.rl aserles &C.,. Of Eiwsul l.
c0ler and ortr-, u have sIlEel 0is between BIZ ono
Dealry. Goerca sud ManEn sls. .-d in. OF Geo BE-.
aud ylrr- 0 have -e leid " Fafan-m arsef-1 dug oar
.-..Di Charles % Turner lu- others. f1r more lamp. ID
Nr--1f lrfFer IiFe1if--E ami Flrfef Reu,or.
STRANGE oi owners and occupants of properly at Albany.
o--n l- using -ai Jap tJg n ard other
.-pi J1ll u LtllIDo all others i0r per a. le foot
0t lwel-y-e llfa--f. r r.
htrlhfs.-l1 llror of repairing and widening fle bulk
lra4 T. t-i eide of l1lue-sID Adopted with an amend
mems ila ile worA ae osne Hv courracf...... Ntgse
t1afrlc'Ie epor ~ tle Committee. .l favor % amend
ng he report ~ he other Board up On motion
" A--lstal AID Getty, the words districts were
--rca and seventeen dstncs- each Ward 20 form
dl-tnc' except le lIh" inserted On motion he repCr
wa ilel all upon the table OBI next rleefing.
REsoLuTI1Ns BY Assistant AID Alerou hat Sidewalk
south slde 40 FeEtetI between lingplace and Third
avenue be Jagged Adopted. By saIne-Thaf he Egh
teenil v ard >isron House be- lighted with Bv As
sstant AID FreanIla he proposals FOR printing FOR hi,
boafi how before he Special CoMmee, Be returned gno
pened. Adopted
TIC Board tken sdjoarnsd 70 Monday asxL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

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irritable .-r.t.l.
3D. sunday the 3D. me --eai Pun. ,u'
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go 20 b i'. iirt. l"'
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says i.. wi" .' p.
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casc i-e t.ce ~ .o-' '-
t0r-. Assembly. l.r ant''-o.t -..i | DO AiN'
tls .-t n-HrUsIt.I IS Ni-l.e. ''.'s l-'.
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l..erf Sizes ere H'- Ert l'A.'N.,-' -i. .-
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Jaws a' t.ese roilA nl, ue ',' l!'- s" ei'>
a.--- the -l-t h-'..-.-.l- -- '---I -i'e ''.''
l-ir. an i-.a .- i--,e t.i'- .---'' l.e
'--.-t-.. Ever. evening
speakers asse-.c o.. '-t -ai.e OBJ. -. 'ltIil-
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ana -l.il. iA close ftiA' TT iAl n." ID t.t D -.--
.d' o. secure o-ief ~ SON a' t-e N-i-..
ri'r- ears. if''a '' '.'t. ass .--
pie 90 'ness tne military e''.a'-',so' t.e armed
'i. i.-a..' |'g .--" 90, -' So t-.-N ..-
one .tll' ass l-- -tis
me n 90 ''- u lal- pay. e,-- --e l'-.e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16
Difficulty Among the Winne ba Z oes-Refu
20 Emigrate.


NJ J B. HclIon o, tlls city has Just returned
from rIIp tu f0r Atkinson and through BIN we learn
-at very great pI-i0n manifested Dy the IS ll
ne5a.0ts Do elnl-rarn- t1 their home stormy u.
tersitws were held with tle -l1A-ent Gen .etcncr
on Thursday and Friday OF ltst weeS ami severe
threats made IS tle Indians in view of force be-
lng useI to compel their removal On saturday morn
ms wrln Pr u .Lln .lit. the Indians lad taken down
nearly 81 -helr wiEwsms and al the sQusws and most
of the mae Indian. had lel Tor parts unknown Little
Hi- aas addressing those who remained behind kap-
us-e, chief deeply hostile % removal Just start
.n- ior the Agency bis countenance t I'd with ind E
nation. Capt Morgan was apprehensIVe be- should be
compelled send o. Fort Crawford for reutorcements
From Eles- u.--.er. E-e recently from Port i4 .e.a
We learn tndf tht principal reason 90 the refusal of
tle 1aglcs tO remove 1 rlelr home is thar
tley have NOT received certain sum 10 money from
rhf Government which they were promised should bel
paid t0 -leu before they were called upon t0 eml.rite
t d. sl tleY Orerel o. tase 1aet1f fls promised
Sum. and remove peacraily, ouf that wa refused
fl-G Another .arf which Eravare1 the difficulty
that Gen. Fletcher. the sub Agent bad revoked th- D.
cel-es VI sl lle traders. slFe Mes-rs Rice The ln
dams ssy the design b. o. fleece them unnercifll 8
when they arrive az tneir homes. and that the
Agent j. to plrtc pate a tle pro1ts 0 tle operation
one Of rle traders Air O.msresd wls expectin
from Washington daily permit % trade.
Much hostility existed toward The -It-A AGENT. person
ally sni threat. against bic iiie were freely vented 6y
tle Indians. lis residence was guarded by a detach
menf 81 troops each uL-ht one 0f tne Wnneba-o
Bands sull continued "a N-consin b-tinstely persist
ng n their reilsa. - come n. They say they never
have received any money az the hands III TIE present
-40-Ageut and they never VII.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

NuAN MuRufH.-Ab01f Two weeks since, says
the Pra.rie o. Chan pafrIof near Wood Lake man
named Drake beat Chippewa Indian with a cane AMI
rNo h0ar. aiter. when passing the Indians wigwam
ws. shot dead by hm. Toe INDIAN wac arrested Two
men mystenou-.y disappeared from the vicinity OF n
Fall. ot 70 CroN about the time oi the above occul
renee, and 30 is believed they were murdered by To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

VALUABLE BLOCK Or GROUND NEtR rnE Hco'oN
RIVER RAmROAD-The attention OF capitalists and oilefs
invited 10 the sale of valuable Block " Ground, eou'
pnsing the entire front Of the West side Of tic Teniave
and The Eas side Of Eleventh avenue. between sAiy
fourth and sxyffh SIS and the whole ~ he frontage Of
tie north side Of Sxy-urh-st and iae same ~ The south
side Of sxy-f0h-st IN the Whole are sNy-iour building
lots, which viii Dee sold pursuance % Decree OF he
Court Of Equity. by ANrHoNF J. BLEgcAEE' This Day al
II o'clock al the Merchants EHchange under me direction
% John j. v Wesieryelt, ESQ sheriff lWl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16
Eric Cnnhl Nnriqntion.

The following letter from an Engineer % Com.
missioner Beach. explains the nature and extent
OF the breach referred % iu the Aitaay ErNmg
Journal Of Tuesday:
FORT pLArN June l3 ISIS
pEAR SIR--We have had an unfortunate occurrence
here &C the Van Eycrn CulyeTr. hall mile West OF
Spukcrs The water was drawn down yesterday 10
and let again this morning 80 Dog O'Clock 10
seems though We IRE unable ss yet % Tell the exact
cause that some o the door plank m the cuiyert must
have been lifted by action Of the wser and 40 one
time 30 seemed a- Do che whole concern must CO. 0ut
lut ly thc prompt and energetic movements Of ihe 81
pcrnfendent Mf Dale think DO Is now secured TIE
expense b trdng have tAis moment returned from
there aud taking Out the center and viii ION Boz
s t1 ind thc trouble and 0 secure % -tl more from
tle under side am quite confident the danger Il over
though 10 may trouble again when the uil head Of
water on. The hole appeared just n the center of
the Canal Very truly yOurs j. j. GCODsELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

The schooner Mary Ellen, Capt SchreIVer has
arrived at this port from Lssuna bringing adyiccs TO
the sd ult Tie intelligence from NUcatan is % the
most alarming character The Indians are constantly
increasing IN strength and continue their devasatons,
putting to death all who lal into their hands large
Indian force WAS near Iicu. - u.cs from Merida, and
advancing rapidly toward that city
Sitlpcch was taken by storm the lsih and Slssl
was crowded with refugees from the interior, whose
lands hsd been laid waste.
Tho q. : schooner Falcon Lieut. }. Gissson. com
mander was al Sisal the Esd and al on board Ia
good heaih
We are indebted TO the favor Of passengers in the
Mary Ellen Toy copies OF the no DC 20 Fairo OF Cam
pcachy % the IIih inst and De CsI0s of Merida The
former paper contains translation into spanish of
several letter. from Jac,o Pat the Indian che,an 90
Governor Bsrbachauo and Commissioners Rosado and
vcla The las, OF these dated May J. demand the
delivery OF DO stand OF arms in terms az once deoid
cd ami sarcastic. He says
- say 20 YOUR venerable Lordshps that d they are
taken 90 he City OF TcktN by saturday the tih o. ms
month OF May shall 20 there % receive tAeiA WIZ
my troops without fail by the truth OF t'od because
should rot De done taus during the day "a -aa IA!
~ saia to yOur venerable LOrcshps. Wal then lcSd
my troops without stopping on % NcuL with the re-
manning people OF this region Tor have not power 70
| fCstrain tccm amy longer.
Tia ne &c Ia pafra announces the receipt OF coec-
tons for the assistance OF the Yucatocos. madc in Ha
yana aud New Odoans. }, enamersies number % I'M
certain from the Interior but contains nothing
su,hontc % importance since ogT former dstcs. The
battalion la Lhctsd a volunteer corps OF defence l.
highly spoken oiiori, discipline and gallant appearance
UNIVERSAL ANNENAr0N.--A Michigan Pro-
rcssiye is said 70 have c.osed speech la lsuda-
ton OF Gen CAss n these words
In regard % the extension and acquisition Of far
Their territory woad have THIS portion Of Gods foot
stool District Of Coluulnis, the rest o. the planetary
system rs Stses and TIE xed stars a. Territories snd
with Cas- Tor President and Batter Tor Wee President
would show yea the greatest Government the sun
over shoue upon
n Hon. MosEs HAMPTON, Wing NJ. {. from
tue Pittsburgh District Pa has heea nominated Tor
Reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

TELEGRAPHC WoNpERS.-' About half
pact ten o'clock yesterday morning news was received
here hy teegrt pa of the nomination OF Gen Taylor Tor
the Presidency and Mr. Fillmore FOR the Vice Prcsiden
~ by the Wing National Convention az Philadelphia
The Intelligence came by electricity
Louisville Journal ION.
- ThatW Western Telegraph must be scream
cr. Time can { hold a candle 10 1t. We leit the
Convention f'-o hours after the time mentioned by
the journal aud Mr.. Fillmore had not then been
nnmIunfnI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

v As there other way tO do To- % Is of course zen
sibe To- adopt he Newspaper Pres of thc country 20 gfe
publicity 90 business pursuits, aud now IL lsi ne Tine 70
Dee about Dr. u can he done safely, conveniently and ldi
ciousy ~ PALMERs Agency. be- u appointed 90 ransaci
business for the best papers ~ a the S-. and auuofkd
uy The pTOpue0rs O give receipts for uDrcn nuns anj AT
verf-eflelis st o cities and towns, aud al requisite ~
formation Dee had 40 he Agency n he Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16
LATEST DATES.
nusINrss NorIoEs.

- Last day but OF those beaui iul Di-solvng Views
nj he American Museum, they must be removed 10 eve
place 10 other novelties. They may Dee ts aleng
and evening msy also The scripture Max samafy, De
Mammoth Boys. the Giant Baby, &c. Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

LATER FRoH HiYrI.-The schr Pacific. Capt
Gilman. from Gona.fes. 23th utuo mot 10Th ~ re-.
porteiJ arrived 40 tbs port last evening Capt o. re-
porte al quiet at lonavcs and also 40 Portau-p rnce
There Wa. rlmor 80 Gluaives received hy the way
of Port Prince that Tho French Consul Aux Cages
bad been beaten By rable oi blacks VINO were Jealous
90 his Interference for the protection Of tlc mllaioes
t was supposed III G0uive that b th- news was true
the French leet daily expected. would demand ample
reparatlol il the matter. Boston Traveller fh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

JEWISH DisABlLiTIEs-Our London correspond
emit, who is generally as Liberal as he knows how
to be, thus speaks of the defeat IN the British
House Of Lords of the bin repeating all disaDili-
ties imposed on British subjects Of Hebrew origin
and faith
This Is considered great 0ecat for Her Majesty
Ministers and q complete triumph for the cause of
Christianity ard the Church. Bishops priests and
members Oh the Church OF England rejoice that Inn
dcls" and scoers at the saviour viii De kept out Of
the Brit "a Parmeut-in short, ergy Christian rc9ie,s
az the dCfeat Of ne Jaos' BnL'
Then the British are a bad breed Of Christians
ia our humble Judgment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

~ Public Meeting.-The Wings q he City ard
County % New.YoFk respectfully requested 10 meet
The Para Friday, 10Th inst a. NJ 10 hear the Report
Of the Delegates from te Congressional Districts embrac
ing the City and County OF Yo1k. Nsonal Con-
venton al Philsdep ha BOWDITCH BLUNT.
Nee York, June "a. 1873 : : WNCKOFF
WM TYSON.
~ Commercial. copyl II HART js.5
~ TIE NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL, as viii
be seen by our Telegsaph.c Dispatch in another
column, came up, yesterday. for discussion iu the
House. The appropriation Tor Dry DOCKS az
Kittery, philadelphia and Pensacola was l9.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

~ CLAY or TaYLos would express hoIr aston shme8i Il
they were 10 wines he awful sacrifice which KESsCrr
WHerLEa. u 81 Caihannest daily making 70 vsies
and NauuIas 10 iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

STEAMBOAT LOsT.-Ile steamboat Saline sunk
10 the Mississippi opposite Csrroilt0n, La on the f-l
One or two hands are missing 5nt the passengers were
al saved. Los 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

CAzD.-The undersigned, late proprietor Of the NsuouA
Miniature Gallery ~ Broadway, y \ would respectfully
Inform friends and late paon. that Doe has disposed Of
DTS entire interest .n the aboyenuaed Gallery 10 EDwAsD
WmrE. Esq ie feels confident at he prcseuf propreor
NJ White, ~ hose experience enterpdze aud Abealyhse
coldlced much toward ihe Advancement Of he Daguerrean
ari, VIII ice The m0s liberal exerons please and hopes
be- may receive that generous support which has hereios
been extended % The above establishment
Ineod CLARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

Bold PU.H YoR NEw..-It IS stated that the
steamer America. DO her recent wonderful tr.p from
Liverpool experienced slight detention from the FOL.
loving cause During the passage. "a vessel was seen
n PIE distance Wlrh signals 0l distress Tying Clpt
lu1Nn. Immediately bore down toward her and whca
within lalAng distance found o. be Dutch bark the
skipper of which inquired fhe srs 1t9sf ne rar % U1
f1. Boston Traveller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

RFNovAL-BALL, ToNlEiNs BiAcg late MArsCAsDk
CO. lave removed 10 IN Broadway, sou,hery come d
Mlnsy-s opposite 10 he Cry Hail. where may be- found an
extensive assortment Of Diamond and other rich Jeve.0.
Silver Ware Cutlery, Watches, Clocks, &C &C. SAGE ~
March EsgsEzEE MoSRoE has been associated las eopsr
ner with b. under TIE name and firm As hereto
fore ie2 lme0s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

KNoxs Rocky M0USrAtS BEAvER.-These hats possess
gloss and bnliancy hch weather seems 10 DIM nor
rough usage arnish and hey have also body and dufs
bliy tlat the couofng tooth u cen hardly sgcct
These quaAues combined with tie extreme lghness en-
ale him most decidedly to lake the shine "a al BIS
1etfOrs. eJN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

sANos's SAssAF,KmLA Spring i once more VITA Us A
yernal freshness fs The air. and well yegeson,
feels the reyvfyng ul4elce 1T iLe season Bur sprng 4.
not Spring the The poor bed ridden Marty 10 scrof.
lla rheumatism Or liver disease, Indigestion any
Of the legion Of maladies which taNe their ths
stomach, and maze TIE veins theif condutsNhaf he
Spring him. Whal language 10 he deaf and dumb "
light 10 The blind But We tlnk can tel the sufferer
how bis system or the enjoyment q Spring Accuse
Of Sands sanspafs lli shall not .a the whole season,
VII accomplish the wOr aud enable the paneu, 20 stske up
ai. bed ana walk before 6ery july ooA. Ia At hs chamber
window
Prepared ard sod, wholesale ard retail. byA B d.
SANDS Wholesale Dmggs-s. loD Fulton corner OF William.
8 ~ Broadway and u East Broadway Nev-York sod
$40 by Dnsgsts genera~y throughout The United sses
Pnce 81 per boale. or tx bottles for =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

To- Fof President Cen raylor-For Vce-P resden. Nil
lard fmofe-For le French Boots 20 JoSfss u Am
a. where you can ge he bee, article and best o. 10 es'
price an any place le city Ohcesee4ers wanting good
Boots ior tie White Rouse viii DO wed To cali on our freud
JOsEs Iel1 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

~ sarNogRs's DzfssiNG-CAsEs. FANcY CurLEEy 40
toiLEI ARTICLES, al li7 Br1adway corner Of L1eny-s
ana 90 Broadway Tie subscribers respectfully cali ils
attention ~ me public 20 their collection ~ toilet aces,
winch 20 point 81 variety j. not equaed IN the CITY lDet
were selected l Tie gfesest regard tO qualify and ~ al
cases ~aIrauied Their assortment Of fancy caefy en-
braces al The .eiss styles Of Rodgers sons pen sn.ves
nan hes button hooks, and other articles for toet use
many u which have never been before imported Pontns
dressing OF the subscribers manufacture Ihese
cases " the compact iOuns containing useful A
cies Of the best quality they ackn0w led ed By nsfe
ng gentlemen 10 be superior - hose Imported.
iel45y q. SAUNDERS l SONS, If1 and Ss7 BIosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

r. Hon. MosEs HAMPTON, Wing NJ. c. from
tue Pittsburgh District Pa has heea nominated Tor
Reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

- 4 MEETING FOR IRELAND, IN view OF the
solemn crisis in her destiny now obviously i'm
pending, has been resolved on by the Provisional
Committee appointed at the late great meeting at
the Tabernacle. 1t Will take place ON Monday
ercatag next. Particulars to morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

= Ex.Goy. JoNEs of Tennessee and Gen.
LESLIE CoNBs of Kentucky are ln our City CASTOR
Housed and we trust wal address the Wing meeting
ia the PARK this afternoon. They are expected 20
speak in Newark next Monday afternoon There Is
everywhere great anxiety % hear them.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-17

In these figures we have the fact that with the exception
of last year, this the prosperous for the farming
terest. While the receipts tdewater large and
in many cases, much larger than in 1886 prices in
every much hghershowing the credits accommodating
in the city in favor of the country much larger than
in this usual years There be i'm preston
abroad that the exports of produce in l8l7 because larger
than usual solely of the failure OF the English
harvest of that year Thus the Detroit Free Press vau
able commercial paper in that section, in credng the
Union for export table contained in former letter,
marked that the trade commenced in that year Thisis
from being the the exports of farm produce Eng
land began to be important with the change OF her laws
1842 and have since been steadily increasing the
of last year only accelerated operation which pro-
gressin5 The following table, showing the quantities of
leading articles exported the United States England
ia illustrative of this fact: