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cart Reed Lubbock for do sloop vant Heath, New York for
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spSs s sSGs s Fs s ,d asa swsd to sea on the ;
lowed i6h ships Clifton and Genesee and brig Gull
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b. RroTn Vera Cruz 0ss. e. s.ssSS Do SUFFOLK Merchant
lverpool hnrltan Adams
brig Mary Ann Jones Collins Tampco chr Water Witch Brown
Tampico.
PORTLAND June 2-Arr schrs Bride Pressey and Richmond
Packard York; 2sh bgs Levant Jefferson Mare Florence
Hopkns Bucksvile SC; Harraseeket, Heard Phla.
RICHMOND June 2arr schrs Richard Thompson Corson ard
Emma Hennnng, A,cherson NYork Sld chr, Dart Somer
NYork-
IEM June DIV H'.t scudder Phadelrhia; Phiadephis,
Roger Rondout 2Sh brig Chas Thomas Bray Philadelphia
Cid 2Sth schr Globe Small, New York
sr AucusrrNr June 2l-Arr schr Del Norte EYork
s brown :Si; n%sE. lss
Mitchell do; 2st Isabella Mitchell do; 3d. brig Six
Benson Richmond.
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9rg csorasa, KsaA Salt Kss Is dag. with sa, 10 Ns.nh
brig Gsogs H..ssn Scott. g sys from Lypss Win $50
Sssl. 6sss j%. % "a lee . -. - ssss a. 80
.s jss. zads.:oa fa~s.d. a 4sy. s,u Goa. /. s.u...
and IN psssonssrs 70 order June Nv ~ lang g tek sally
Ssstcn, Of Provncetown nearly full % u -
Brig Edward Adams Volta Providence. day. for Philadsl
Brig Gns@pios Cha.dIss kSndog. fr Portland With coal
Left schr Nau tilus Archibald for New York soon
Schr Clotla Woodouse Eetheur June pine appies
70 master SID 10 mpany with schrs Arethua for
schr Mary Hammond Hartman, Havana june 20 with lar
schr Caroline, KimbalL Machas 70 Brett 1 Vcse
Schr John lOsier Pretmoore Virginia. days with wood
Schr IAwrence, Endres Conneciicut River
Schr Mary Langdon, Smith, Thomsston with lime
s sehr Victor Victor C E, Beverly, with ash-
Schr Richard Rush, Crowell Portland.
schr Star Rasn.r Washington, NC, 70 R Blackwell:
schr Alfalfa -. wilmington NJ with naval ssoss. '''
Sohr Sco Frander, Richmond, with coal
Schr German Oak Robert Washington. NC. to 81 Mitchell
Sehr Ann smith Bingham Georgetown, to N Briggs.
Schr sun, Niekersou Boston. rs.
schr Union. Pendletop. Thomaston
sohr Brave ,rept', Bangor to Pillshury & ssndford
sSnr Daniel WI cts Smith New London to willetta
s ssSr Tsns H:., lyon Virginia Nv Win wocd
sesr Mill: Garnet S' Ssssr N.Y. ne e. Mitchell
ssr Joseph nrswn srisss Bsimsrs: toJ Briggs
ser SS,as EV S4os fsS%o vv with wood
Sloop Franklin, Smith New don with oil
Sloop Phenix, Johnson Connecticut River.
Below.
Two barks and one brig uuknown.
sailed.
Ship Flordan City Point B ship Champion, Dollhouse (NB)
brigs Mary. Savannah Louis, River La Platte
JuSrso-wnd at Sunrise, Sc Meridian Sc Sunset Sc.
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n ARITIME INT E l. L q Il g E I.
TO COMMANDERS OF VESSELS.

TO COMMANDERS OF VESSELS.
Captains Of vssses bound to this port viii confer
special favor upon having all parcels papers, and
reports for this ONCE in readiness to deliver
to our steamer the News Boy. The News Boy
viii board inward bound vessels in the vicinity OF
Sandy Hook and any attention effort made by
captains to facilitate the object and the despatch OF
the steamer, win be properly appreciated by the
prietor Of the New York Herald Gentlemen in COM
mand Of vessels bound to other ports whether foreign
or domestic, will lay under additional obligations
by forwarding, through the mail otherwise the
ports, ship or papers Of any kind that may be
deemed of interest.
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LoNDoS-Ship Columhine-H Colgar. w Keev, Ebbs and
family, II Mills and family and 27 sewerage.
CANToS-Ship Cygnet-Marcus W Ward
HAvANA-Scbr Mary Hammond-J Graham N Buchanan. Mr.
Drarie Henry 9 Grcenough Watson Bowen, Lloyd,
T Reynolds
MAcAo--Ship Joshua Batos--C Nye Parson-, and
Butt
. PALEEMo-Bark Marcella-Michael Pojero.
GLAsGowBr bark Augusa-Ar Reoch, lady and child Mr.
Young and lady, Mr. Dess Mr. Wer and 1876 in the seerage
NEw Guardianship Upion-Mrs Schandler, daughters
and son, Miss Boiteux, and Major G. Porter Army.
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Cleared.
@ nsssa s g.
Ion, Smith Havana sponord, Tiestsn Co
Beaver Esmonas PotOq Ns Prospect unIersood Boston
Malaga Schmidt Baichen
err s.
Waterman Terry Hartor Island Sterling Brl Holmes St John
Prosr wilmington NC; Nancy Jane Gardner Providence
sloopsAclrs Davis Providence; Proof Glass, Blydsnbus
Cid, Thur.day-Bark clar:ssa. Mix, Porto Rico
Ship Atlantic Collins New London in ballast to Hurlurt
ship cysae Dearborn Canton lls days 70 Cary Co prii
5 lat y n ~ East spoke SSs Richard Sn ., nm q Loa
Soarde@ ~ apt Of whaling bark Eairan % dsfro Nediod
@ ts@. ~ .s % NE ''r
snip JS.a Ds od S. from, rom Mass9 s sp rS
i ss Sap Of Good o Equas s ane
T;a . g. SSs nei pssf esSs
Lockwood bound the river 70 Lead cincinnat uncerainj
o. posr bark EisasSr same day whale snip ehopsr
Nj eh Nantucket 80 days from New Zealand with 1900 eis
SHIP Union Watson, from New Orleans 9th June with md'e
Ship Aquene Jorop Calcutta days with mdse Bridge
Co 2l;t u lat q ~ Ion o. 30 spoke brig syps from ~ BALI BALI
sbp Martha Washington Green hence for Turks Island days
Br ship columbine Coward London. 4s days in ballast. 70
der 10Th inst lat a m Ion q exchanged signals with r bark
d signals with shI Paos 20 ds from Bremen for Baltimore "a
LAT TO- lon Is Do do with Rus brig Reva from Marseles for
York - . a.
bark Icpanto Hagar Palermo 9Th May and Gibraltar 9th
with mde and fruit Robinson. In tho Straits saw
ship Souoo, Brown Of Salem bound east Sth june lat 80 90
20 passed brig Fanny Of Liverpool standing 10Th lat
spoke Ir bark Coloney Hence for Sligo ~ h. lat
II lon 65 % Mt thick fog, in contact with large
the opposite tack carrying the glib and flying b
unshpcd sprung the bowspn stove tho bow railing
and VI hb cutwaer broke the anchor
stock forward Of the windass and done other
darae sails rigging attached to the broken
both signal light forwards aud good look out with
sounding hut the dense that the vessels
could Till close aboard VI each other There was
strong and heavy at the Tine both
vessels and her Roadway considerably stopped
which prevented serious collision.
Harf Marcea fngTaian from Palermo. Mrch ID, passcd
Gihrnar 18Th May with fruit 10 Chamberlain Phelps
BARK Warsaw, Frcan New Orleans % days with mdsc TO
Stanton . - 81, i.
BARK Lucy Pennnan pdde Rio do Janeiro My rs with cof
fee 70 Pckers Vessels left before reported: 2nd inst
lat lon 81 O exchanged signals with whale ship showing sig
aud bue steering NV; Sd inst saw number Of
Brig Amata smith, from Curacao 10th June with mdse to
foulke X Son. -
Rrs Isabel Burgess Myaguer PR, with mdse 10 Lewis
Sailed with bark Don Juan Colb for New Haven
brrs Irnena Scotland, and Mary, for Halifax, Ms
DR. bark Augusta Grove ~ days with mdze 10 smn-
nv frig Juliet Hayden waterford Ireland ~ days balas
ami "a mas cngers Dupscomb and Boclith.
r brig Margaret Eaieh, MDougall Picon, - days coal
Chpon, Br schr Rambler Benson, for New York
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PHrLADELrHIA, June 80 1S4S.
The argument, in the charge Of murder, against
Bechtsl. was concluded this morning. and given to
the jury this afternoon, under the charge of Judge
Parsons
The heat of the weather has caused several persons
10 become sick from strokes of the sum- but only
one fatal case has occurred Yesterday, William By
eriey, with number of Others embarked for n sail
down tho river, but there being wind had to put
back towards the city Byerley attacked with
sickness the result Of a coup de soie, from which he
has not yet recovered He has reganed senses but
not the faculty Of speech.
The extensive building Of Mr. James SWAIN Mt the
Of SIEVE nth and Chestnut streets il compct
ed and ready for rent 1t is believed to be the largest
snd most imposing edifce erected in this city by
individual being stories or 76 feet high by SO
feet 'front.' and 100 deep.
The dark, rich freestone, from Thoms quarrics give
an air OF peculiar grandeur and dignity the edifce
Tic style of architecture ia blending OF the Roman
With the moro modern Paladian or Venitan-its heavy
eornces balustrades and window dressings producing
characteristic effect, with the purposes which the
building is intended, to wit stores and sale in
the lower storcs; the second third divided into
two rooms each making four sale rooms forty by eighty
ieet-the two upper stories being thrown into one,
forming one Of the most splendid saloons for
hibition In the city.
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BxIrtNoxr, June 90, tsas
a. ciey's Sober Second TAeushf'-TAe BEis Par
" y Baitaere- Opposition TO Political T,iekssrs-
Storm, &c.
learn that the sober second thought, OF Mr. Clay
has been received BY his friends In thu: city as well as
at Washington, in which he counsels hearty CO ope-
ration In the nomination Of General Taylor deemng
any uncertainty that may exist with regard OPT
mons as far more preferable than what deems the
known opinions Of General Cass to be- With Genera
CAss there would be hope, whilst with General Tay
Tor the wings have every thing to hope for He still
complains however, of the desertion indscretion
az his friends in having urged him into the
III Is rather difficult matter fully describe the
cause OF the want Of enthusiasm among the wings OF
Baltimore for General Taylor. IL is generally sup
posed to be caused by dsappontmen and chagrn but
such is not the Had there have been party
lines drawn before the conventonthat is to say, had
all the wings Of the city been united Henry Clay
they would be found equally united for General
Taylor But the political trcksters pettifoggng
ltwyers Office seekers and sposmen, in union with
Tyler's eorporals guard, who lead the Taylor van,
and still seek and desire TO lead it through the cam
psgn is the Of all the difficulty n short this
original Taylor clan, who go for Office rather than
principles win have to retire before any enthusiasm
evinced among the great mass of the whs voters
They mt to be led by such men though
there is doubt but that they will all cast slent
Taylor vote election day
we had heavy storm Of rain accompanied by
thunder and lightning, yesterday afternoon, which
shivered the main masts OF two vessels lying at the
wharves on Fell's Point No other damage done.
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ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING In THE NEW YOnK
II Post Once, July l. 184S.
LARGEs1
CIRCULATION.
Please mention tho date which they are adve-tea
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Jususo-wind at Sunrise Sc; Meridian Sc; Sunset Sc
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1850 bills VIII $50 do OIL 1000 lbs bone. Sid 18Th ship Phillip
pc De La Move.
Sailed from Auckland NJ sported BY the Auckland Bo
7owhl At the Fee Islands Mch Belle Handy FH had taken
wh) Sailed from Bay Of Islands Abt Mch s, WIN Eliza Whit
field for New Bedford Direct 100 So At do Mch & Rosae
600 sp (rep Dec l6. go $50 whG Powhatan
Mayhem, of do, 800 sp.
In the report Nantucket Mercury Nh
Talcahuano should have been Marcus Osborn, FIJI 100 p The
Narwha Of London reported at Bay Of Islands abt Mch bark
Of Bristol bound Sydney
seoken-June p lat 2K lon schr Jno Adams Freeman
Of Provincetown, 10 weeks ont. l50 bbls sp oil
March lat Sc ship Hannibal Brown, New London 5000
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McCerren Mrs John
McCusker Hannah
McLane Mrs Mary j
McMurry riss Sarah
McGumn Mrs { First
street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

RENAsEABLE ELECTRIC PHESoNENoN-A cor
resp lndent writing from Carlisle. Pa Dec. -. ssys
Oaur the severe storm which passed over cOun-
* on saturday ght last about y O'Clock the most Of
our citizens were aroused and alarmed BY very vivid
i4.h Of lightning. followed most inm disteiy ~ one
- ,b oudest cip. Of thunder ever heard by that
very ssed individual the Oldest inhsoitAni IL Ap-
resrea As though the whole artillery OF Heaven hsd
gathered Tor one grand display and the sound Of mighty
&C.,. VS. mere circumstance 70 the report We
- .ip learned as one of rs elects thai the dwell
M nj Ms Wm Csroihers, near Plsinned, was struck
by the A. hening and the auid performed some strange
freaks s5ou; the premises Aiier hsd rent 70 IVAN
lsrge locus, tree on the north west corner OF the
bouss the auid entered the building Enhingng every
door In the lower story breaking every pane OF sAss
and itersy checkerng the ceiling in its erranc course
But most remarkable Of al Is ne iset tnsl IoeIe
vs~s Of The members Of the family sleeping In the
rooms sbove who remained perfectly unconscious Of
tue storm or that any injury had been done 70 the
building until next morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

INrtRy.rINc NfssIONART NEETlNG.-hev. =
neon IL Calhoun who will sal next week for smyrna
90 bis way 70 his station Mount Lebanon took pup
lie farewell Of his friends in Springfield on sunday eve
ning asst IN Rev. NJ. OsgOods Church Anon. others
Wa addressed the meeting vss Rev. Edwin 7. Bllss
OF West Springfield. who recently returned from me
missionary enterprise in Turkey on account OF me II
health Of his wife. Rev Mr. Calhoun orotner OF
tb@ worthy secretary Of State of Commonwealth,
and /, stationed says the Republican, wiz Two other
Missionaries and their families, al small village on
the western dechviy OF Mount Lebanon, .DU ieei
above and 4. miles from the Mediterranean. ne s.as
-, eomm snds an extensive and magnificent view, and
the climate Is even and healthy. The special charge
:, hr,.eu and wife IL that Of Seminary for The ecu
ss. s., - ...ior Boston Bes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

AoIHER TREArY-ln the hope Of beng able
Eve particulars We omitted to mention last week
Is Ne Greea Bay Adrocais, the Treaty win tne
~<sesidges aud even now unable 10 state tue
ga An important treaty has been effected, howe
Hon. NJ L. Martin acting on the part OF the Gov
-1ent BY which valuable and somewhat Improved
/ ~ land is thrown open 20 white settlers Inc
&c o. the esst bank of the Fox River some -
souih Of this place-i, trsyersed by the Military
i ~ and is equal 10 any in the state for farming
L at WHO PARTY GLORIOUS in its orgin-lts
Mons have ever been those of ireedom-i,s s'n
tssAe good Whenever and wherever 1t has been
- ascendant constitutional health and welresu-
A. prosperity have been lie fruits. While otneI
ire known by platforms and Prctsssi0Hs-tn,s
ksrxsIy 10 knora b. rs frais. yoyoasly. AsAJs@
HAu bal its triumph. lWisconsin Eepuo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

MYSTERIOUS AFFAIK-A person by the name
Of Jeremiah Maher says TIE Albany EeeHaS 9nal Of
"Wednesday presented o. the teller of the Excht
Bank In TIL. city certificate o. deposit OF TIE Bank
of Chensneo for 500 70 the credit u sidney Nils
vs.s "a Il the Mechanics aud arm
ers Bsnk from the Bank Of Corning and "a' y them
transmitted on TIE 18th VI December 20 me Droone
County Rank. and from the endorsements upon ine
back il appear. that q vas usi-miited from me
Broorne County Bank the Sank OF CEenango and u
4 nov a. sr a. Il De sscertahea - tne endorse
raent the property u the BrOome County SANK
When Maher presented the esrilncaie - at Lee ne
Teller Of TIE Exchange bank he sad % WI. you %
that To which he replied. ~ Nes i y . rznL ~
the same time be- asked where be 20, T. = which Naner
replied that b. got IL ia New-lofk and named some
n.r.on I'm whom he obtained l. ~ the nsne o. hee-
nsn he was arrested snd taken before justice Cole
xbep mon voluntary examination. be stated that D.
-s.ssS in Trov that be found the certificate on the
sidewalk in Troy ia Riyersi oet~eea Liberty and
Wsshington-sts saturday AL ana maj ne n@i nC'
hop n 10 suy person until be presented . 70 the Tel
Ter Of the Exchange Bank ne ~As eoutAltte1- IL =.
the opinion Of the Police Justice tasi ne Al
Binzhsrr,ou or the mail between that place and Nor
wich had been robbed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

THx ALLEGED "MUrlLATED LATTER. The
allowing Is an extract Of letter published by TOE
F.saa-fion siou, as having been received oy per.
"a 70 The North. from Gen Taylor IA reply ~ quo 'o"
him pronoundins certain interr0gstOfies
Z By 10 ss.ute yoa thai have uriiofmy declneO .e1
SIMILAR requests IN Ioe belief that ny op'lons s'so
u Ssre he President Of the Jn.lra S'a.os " - =,
amer .mp-,snt nor NECESSARY sd regret 10 add, ma
to ressOo for departing IN the present instance nom
a ocofse"
swll remember thst this extract vas sSiu ~ ".se
y,estea In the Va,on in \ mutilated form thsi the
'o'cs to you" were contained in the original si'e,
. = sosds necessary" but were deslsneoly omitted
he psbicsuon The Editor OF the JHteH sent tne
tsAA 10 the Editor OF the Vac Orleans bsliei" WIZ
eqsesl 70 inquire into is authenticity and the s'tei
sss to lis genuneness aud witndrsws the charge OF
ssuston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30
Tuos / FRANXIIN. ESQ Lancaster Pa.

" The Nec- Or'eaa, Bee, the Editor OF which
eoosbly understands the opinions Of Gen. Taylor CA
very subject well any other person, thus sPesA'
The Boyd conversation which has made some nol'e
Z iae country. viz. that Gen. Taylor said Il the
nth attempted to interfere with the question OF ia
W be WAS for drawing the sword and throwing away
e &C hbsrd
WAC Nr = c Boyd oe, we know not, bul have no
station ia denying that Gen Taylor ever used ihe ian
axe ascflbed To him LIE sog cher foreign 10 his hsns
.ssgaFe the slavery question, suc NJ
sks al man To the world 10 commit himself BY inempo
swcepiug declarations 80 ostifons nas ccu Iay
been 10 The expression ofs opinions upo1 hs sgsung
80 that here j. nO1 probably fifa4 lu The country
y, = fully capsule OF sf1fgg r1l tosc opinions are
Moreover lei Grn Tsyi9rs personal views be What they
rsy " \ cos % reyc lf acton ~ CoHgrsss, 90 long IS
isoes not infringe the Corsutuuon.'
- ,bi, lie docs not GO down even In the South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

sUPRHME CoURI Or THE LStED STATES
Wednesday, Dec. q, l-4--Present a. ysss'oy, 20
~ "A corn.sIlor Of this Court No L Duncan Nc
sr;bnr. her. eonplsinaDts Walter Dunns heirs.
The Argument Of tbs cause ws' continued y Mr. Nv
~ TO- - ssfenssn,. md concluded By Ar. Vnton
- -, --,-T.5-sr.. IA 20 The United states com
D II, II r. the ciy Of chicago Tai. was ar
Snss Nv Mr. Attorusy General for the complainant
No p J. Hasg G a, plaintiffs, e ne augusta Ln.--
rance Compsny The Argument oi lnls cause was con-
,,snce5 sv NJ Nsver for the plaintiffs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

CoMFLKrE Periodical DlRECToRY The pub
..hers OF Brghfs Philadelphia Casta, design com
ping list Of all the American and Canadian Maya
zines and papers and desire specimen copies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

EDITORIAL CHANGEs.-H. NJ. Anderson, ESQ
les from his post associate proprietor and editor
Of the Memphis crenn) ArYeal and is succeeded by
John r. Mechanism
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

WEsrERN OLIVE BRANcH.-Tnc WcsfcrH Ln,-
tgsaisf formerly published at indianapolis Ind semi
monthly ia qusrto form, has changed it to that
Of the R,stern OiiUe Breach its form TO the folio and
sfeqoency of publication to weekly II is edited
ud published by +. Maniord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

~ We learn from the BotoR Rouge Ga,cte,
hat the celebrated agricultural Scion Robinson OF Ia
. ON Welt TO that section.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

~ The proprietors OF the Norray lMe') At
'oso offer that paper for sale having concluded to
embark In other business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

rnE ToLgDo HERALD AND TIMEs.-Wn. z.
Perkins Esq. has commenced the issue OF weekly
Free Soil Journal at Toledo, with the above title. The
ps2er looks we'll andits orignst articles well writ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30
UNION cF THe
NUSQU EHANNA AND THE HI DS0N
OPENING
~ THY
ERIE RAILROAD 70 bINGHAMT0k.
OPENING

On Wednesday, he 9Th inst. the New York
and Erie Railroad sss opened from Por, Jeryis - Bng
hsm'on dntsnce % is6. miles, thus extending the
anished track S,s miles from PermonI On the Had
son The Journey VAS in Itself Of much Importance
and proved 90 fa o. Incident ard interest 20 those who
TOOK part N y thlt.se give de narr.tvc N snt.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

PARLiAMEAT % NOVA ScoTlA-The LesIsla
ins Is summoned by sir John Harvey, the Governor,
pmeet at Halifax the lOth OF January the same
asY "a which the Canada Parliament assemblies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

~ Three slaves were burned 10 death IN {
corn barn near Chattanooga, Tenn lew days ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

BATON RoUGE, La. Dec. o. l-i~.
pFAK SIR. have had the pleasure 10 receive your
sier of Nov - which you addressed 10 mo IN be
hau of the Whigs OF Lancaster County. Pa and con
ryine 10 me their congratulations at the result
u The pas, Election and their anxious desire that
aouid visit Lancaster on my way 10 Washington Ciiy.
twould afford me the highest pleasure to comply
uh your invitation il possible 10 do SO. but Ie
,st 10 say that shall be so long delayed IN the West
the transaction of necessary private business that
aal not have the time previous 10 March next nave
udicsied to Gov Johnston that shall on the earliest
secession of relaxation from public duties, endesyor 10
ISL Harrisburg propose at the same time TO vlsi1
lancasier also Be assured that | value highly this
ask Of respect from the citizens of your county snd
eeif attachment TO upright and patriotic principles
aesse accept for them this time my sincere thanks
bopo At no distant day 10 express my sense OF their
Rod will and regard In person Your most obt sVt
L. TAYLOR
liz. 1 L...rtrN E.n arcastcr Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

psv.ru - rEr CANAL.-4l ute a cgrlOus
-. occurr.s .sys the OriSrd (il) Free Trader OF
- ~ ~, in the cana AZ this plscs Wednesday
n occurred about midway between the IA safest
sss~ - the mouth OF The Fox River feeder taking
- - - f.et Of the bank down 70 Tire bottom OF
tbs e.nsI. TIE rush OF ~ster in consequence SUD
merged everything between the feeder aid FOX River
Acting corrieTsbs damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

sEvEN Persons DRowNED.-The Qucbcc G0-
.n Of Dec 20th learns by Telegraph from Brockville,
bat Jonathan Cole wife three children, broiher-iu
as and servant started Sunday afternoon the 9Th
hr fonge Mills from Maitland in boat While rs
sndne Yonge Creek the boat upset, and they were all
sfo'yDed The saboat and body Cthst of Mr. Colo
I'll thai hns been found vet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

Gas. TAYLOR AND rHE WINGS or LANCASTER.
The following is the reply OF Gen. Taylor TO letter
Of Thomas r Franklin Esq inviting the Old Hero to
sIat eprasfsr Pc