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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
xxxth CONGBEss....-.Fir"' Session
SENATE. washington, Wednesday. July -.

SrNATF WASHINGTON "Wednesday. July ~
s,r,l rs,itiops were presented. received and duly
r,fsrred among others. Mr.. DICKINSON OF NeN III :,
rresented one from ALxN b JOHNSON reinohsiIa-h-
,i,s, s,onnipr me mails on sundays, when was -
cevei ordered 10 BE- printed and referred 70 the Oon
rn.tree on the Post Office and Post Roads -.
The senate. on motion, proceeded 10 taNe uP 70
rr gs.opt.on from the House in favor OF Pressnth
the state Of Missouri with the cannon taAen y W.
DoN1PK,N. during bis campaign IN MEXICO "i'''N "'
passed -...,.. =, ,.,,,-
NJ having Col Fremont tor his services N comPilAs
m al OF Oregon and California was on motion aAeh up
NJ r,yrox ofDel Chairman OF the select Commit
bee rose and said that he wished TO correct msspPre
pension which ne feared prevailed with regard 70 the
-e,ars he made % the Senate yesterday when sooai
.blirtin, the bill from the Select Committee. some
-son. had supposed that what he said was intended
- -.r.,rt from the Committee. This he said was =
nist.ks The Committee desired the bill 70 speak Tor
it.eN What he had said was simply an expression oi
his own views on the SUBJECT
" Ar,rysro~ moved ihs, the Senate take up the "a
v,i AUGMENTATION bill which was agreed 70. All
epdmsnts in favor OF striking cut appropriations iof
Marine Hospitals were rejected ,.,.
Mr. NrEs OF Conn. obtained the door, ana saSfesse1
the senate AZ len 9Th against the section OF the o "ncn
u,hor,es the Secretary OF the Navy 70 dvanee money
70 contractors for certain mall siesihsis' ""e" nc
had concluded. a., = .,;.s -
defence q the policy OF making advances iO al V0N'
Of so much national importance. .ss...
When Mr.. n had concluded the farther consdefs'
non of the subject postponed .
After the transaction OF some unimpoTtaht business
Mr. D.yts OF Mss moved that the senate 90 INTO TX
ee,sve session which agreed 70. After some nme
being spent in Secret Session the doors were opened
and the senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Sundrv bills were then reported by Committees re
.srrin- 10 different subjects which were read twice
aud referred 70 the Committee OF the Nhoie.
on motion the bill in favor OF extending pensions ~
revohtonary widows married before the year leVv'
was tsken up The bill on it, merits was warmly al,
vocsted by Mr. RosE OF y. Y. and Mr. POLLOCK OF
RovrtrS OF No and by Mr.. VENAsLE Of \. {. Inc
previous question called for and sustained when
The biz was voted by yeas and nays, and decided IN
the affirmative, by Yeas l2s, Nays l3.
ON motion the io.ut resolution in favor of carrying
the ia in steamers TO the Pacific under the d~eeton
OF the secretary of the Navy was taken up NJ But
LEs OF Penn snd Mr.. KING OF Ga spoke soy IN uelenoe
Of tbs messvre twas laid on the table when on mo
ton the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
From the Mormons In California.

Dates from the Salt Lake up to the 4th Of April
contradict the report Of the stack by the Indians
the Mormon settlement ,here. The news Of the mas.
ssere OF certain Mormons the plains, stated TO be
ten or twelve in number, is probably eNssseraton
OF recent affair of some OF the sect with the omShAs
On this head letter from emigrsn; station upon the
River Plstte, GrSnd Island dated June l9. says
some cattle in the OF Hehcg KimbSlls com
pany (aa migrating party six hundred wagons strcn
were driven OF the day before yesterday BY parcel
OF onehSs. Anew miles this side OF Eli Horn e. Corne
cert The boys in care OF them ran into camp 20
give information snd ono OF them-thsi Is. Thomas
Lang John lsins's son-rode back with Howard Il gan
aud Ni!hsm kimoAl Only siN OF eight OF the Oms-
haNs were IN sight ~ the time bur large number be
ns hid IN some timber hard BY they refused 10 let the
osule 60 and suddenly fred oa their guns from under
then blankets Little Tom sho; dead his horse
immediately snd Essn wounded in the arm and
hsd great difficulty IN carrying OF his body For.
tGnately William himAsN having six shooter hsfsed
them bat Indians hit by Il Of our knowledz e
the bore being too small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

Ii is true that some half dozen or more
upracncables still hold out against the Wing Nominee
OF the National Convention but these men are Loco
Focos heart and never bad any feeling in common
with the Wing Party They have not now nor have
they ever had any attachment TO Wing Principles and
the they 90 the enemy the better. The
present is good time 10 Get nd Of very many Of this
class. and we hope that they will kindly refuse Al
farther association with the Wing Party We do not
want them and the sooner they define their positions
by taking their places in the ranks Of the enemy the
better Il will be for all concerned.
We venture the assertion. that in no sin
gle Ward can there be found more of them than would
al good sized omnibus and are quite content
they should continue their growing and clubbing 10
the end OF the chapter That there is any Priaop in
their proceedings Is not contended They sre simply
disappointed and dssfieeted othce-seekers.
Courier and Enquirer.
~ The Courier was never OF much account in
the way OF cosxins people into the party it ia
vored, but has generally been far more efficient il
driving them oHf. The above paragraphs evince
nice appreciation OF It's forte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

fksKpoN ~ rHk PvIrIr.--Scme months scc
Rev. j. q Formsn. Cd Dover, n. II. took OCCASION
70 reeake the spirlt O; War and 10 Condemn the
practices which il gated and osuhcd These strict,
,ss were resented BY the Editor OF the or tsa,ss a.
an attack on the Loco Foco party preaching politics
IA shameful dissertation of the pulpit 81 sc The
Editor withdrew from Mr.. rornaans Society. and aid
his bes, 10 induce his political trends 10 90 % likewise
More recsnty Nj. = has preached another sermon o.,
= TIE Hindrances Of Christianity frcu low and as
prssed state OF public sentiment wherein he held az
70 apprehension The S,y Of Psshc opinion with regard
TO Slavery and VA. the Sssllshihy Of Military Chief
s~ins Cor high civil osccs. &C sc. he ecnsnred NJ
man Ssssed noae bat nssnceo existing tscts csi
dsnce thai public opinion Is dehsed % laerPos,
serious ohsiscles 10 the general and ihorOugA trump
oi Chfstisnisyfor this ireeao,u he Is again sr0ss,
ssssled by his late Psrishoccr Of the Dover GAEetc
who docs not prseaG that any Of AIS OWE party sre
sss~ilsd bat Is under great coaScrn Of mind rsspecn.
the f.ir fame Of the whis party aud Gen Taylor, Il,
asssis Mr. r. as qusrrelsonse and '~OrtAcss calls o.
the Sceiy 10 eee, him Foa is Palrit sad precss il.
disruption and ruin II this advice IS taken We d
10, bear that his cosnsclhss bad much e@ect
"A Western samiFcr Of distinguished clergymsr
twensy years since remarked in his praise that Fsi
dent Honey WA an excellent prescher--he never ps
any Relsion or Poltics into bis scyuoas hn comes Z,
be settled principle thai clergyman must no, reeGk'
ain because IL Is popular and gcncr~leecsase gres
party chooses TO be implicated iae rein Ia strikes u
tina, the cos, Of preaching may the sceor wei ,,
saved ltogetAer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

~ We invite The attention Of Capitalists and osh>rs to
the sale Of valuable real under the direction o. John
v wesleryel Esq Sheriff IN pursuance Of decree Of he
supreme Court This Day. by ASrHoSYJ J. BLEEoKts. Al u
o'clock the Merchants Exchange The property apst
Ell On the and side Of the Second avenue ebfs
ing tie whole frouts Of the between Fory1t ard
Forysiuh aud the north and south sides Of Forty
firth and Forysxih adjoining the Of the lots lie
side Of the likewise the north and sou sass
Of the mentioned streets between FRS, and second
avenues sdonpg the Of the !os the ss Of
second-svenue. The TWO parcels Of land forming esch
very desirable plot FOR great Improvements in that pso
section Of the city. Maps Of The los be obtained OAs
aucdoner. fNo. 42D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
ArrEvFrED CAss RArlricArioS.-rhe Hunk

ArrEyPrED CAss RATlFIcATIoN.-The Hunk
ers Of Chicago attempted 10 stfy the Baltimore nomi
nations the lh INST but their lsbors resulted in
perfect failure. Gen SHEDS addressed the meeting
on ,ae Wa sc bUl did not say whether be would 20
Csss or Van Burcn. Severa other speakers tined to
eulogize Gen Cas- but we're interrupted BY ineessani
cheering for Van Rursu. The BsTnbuners fairy broke
up the meeting The Hunkers finding ont tina, they
could not isuiy their ticket rssossi sort Of extern
pore NEE az Was organized after they lef which was
sensbly addressed BY Nj Van Allen. New ork BArn
burner A. he ursen; request Of the sudence he con
Cluded by reading Wilson's edition Of the famous letter
to the Chicago Convention. which enthusiastically
cnoorcd Why viii CAss keep on disiTsctins the
psEty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
Musical, Personal. &c.

The HAusER FAMILY are giving Concerts IN
the Chinese Museum at Philadelphia and are highly
applsudcd. Madame ANSA BisHoPis in Chicago, as
-. A by Signor Valtellina and NJ Bochsa. SrRA
KoscH IL in New Haven where his performances, bril-
liant sni fascinating ever, are rsptureusy encored
LovER is also in ChicagO-i0r one night only and
of course j. eagerly courted Prof BRONSON ia lee
turing IN Boston the Management and Education OF
Chidren. and particularly % ihe ladIes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

Cas- wills IN WfscoxSlx--A Wisconsin pac~r
states there several wells near Wsukzw, u thsf
state vhsch discharge nne Essle rvu,ets from their
months But the ssrsngesf pSrt Of the SAAir is that
these wells discharge double the amour, Of water
whea the wind "a se1tA thar they do wAse the wind Is
ssrtA Western paper tkerr0pon moves Tia, they
ee iae looo candidates for the Presidency Ia lSS2.
IL called apoa, they would * ahsless initiate
Cass in devoiins SIX columns to Slavery and SIX
lines 70 Hareors- Evening Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

GALENA AND CHICAGO hAtLkokD-Ih ehlcaeo
rr,hnne Of the 9th SAYS Messrs. Ogden and Turner
who have been East on business of the road have re
turned having accomplished the object OF then Journey
the purchase Of iron for this rosd The ron was oo
81 ned on very favorable terms aud large portion u
h "a now on the Lakes bound tor this port Enough
was contracted 70 build the road 70 Fox hver We
have every reason now believe thst the road WI be
in operation 10 the Des PLANES River aud pernaps sew
ers mes tsriher before The close Of me current year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

x Il IS reported and We believe tuly. that
she charges preferred against the Co lander tnchia
Of the Army BY Gsa. Pillow, u investigate weich a
Court q ingsiry lad been ordered ~ ne Executive
hsve heen Esfis-sria Nat lnfel
- 4 locorotive Ssw-Nil Gas been attached
q a. en-iee on ne Csnien E.i Amboy Railroad, 70
ran between the several dePou ior iae P-pcse OF saw
h-s wcoi ior TIE locomotives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

Mr.. Hale AND THE BUFFALO CONVENTION
Many nquir have been made respecting the views Of
Mr. Hale In relation o. the Buffalo Convention. We
are authorized 10 state that, personally, ne would be
pleased 10 such state OF things As would justify
him in the opinion OF his friends IN Withdrawing his
name from the canvass but he VIII not do SO without
the concurrence of his friends in the measure tie y
anxious that Liberty should attend the Buffalo
meeting If their judgment should dictate such step
and aid By their counsel and presence % such course
as shall unite on proper basis al the opponents OF
slavery and slavery Extenslon. National bra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

~ CARD-Mr. C. 4. wARsES, Of Qaincy, Illinois.
member Of the Law 6rm Of WaOes 3 Skiaaey, having a.
rived Al md intending remain IN NewYors until Fntsy
evening next informs the merchants and business portion Of
the citizen. that he will be hsppy receive and execute cry
orders his ne relating Real Estate Agency or Collect.
ing business Western Illinois Eastetn Missouri and
lows, which .sd country he expects to start from hs
Western Hotel, his city, Friday evening next Mr.
Greeley. I'd Of ~ Tribune and w. A. Cleayelsrd, Ec
% Wilism-st referred for Information respecting
responsbility kc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
To Correspondents.

yzs DON'T ne IyisA srecs bayradesf Il vel enoug. "a
not needed The People OF ireland nus DC lnS
10 understand their own business and are % ~ 80
not blamed FOR their l0ng-suferlng utoel .on,r
Nobody worth convincing cens1fes hen iO' NV
resorting to bloodshed ,,,..
Az EaoiaAssaa writes as very ipefIlhei ~ ~ 80. 4,
ing letter in relation 20 frish ansifs 5000 ooNy e
10 .uspe~f thsf all the sympathy for ifelsno Io :,
pressed in this couniry hs- - ohfn - =. -
catch fytA fotes Wonder whom nc 'U'P'' - "
wishing 10 get votes foFf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

PorlcE.-Ann Marshal was brought before
Justice Atwater, yesterday, on cnNse OF assssnny
90 vs~uen s,his residence in Carroll q near Han.
Ten Avenue She was sentenced % pay hne OF 8.
Patrick Burns. Nicholas Dolsn. and Nicholas Do.
ton were brought before Justice Peirce yesterday On
r.r,s. Tbompson. residing In IlllaTy street He'd
10 bs 70 appear al the next Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner William Bailey a respectful druggist At tho
corner OF sands and Fulton sts was arrested yester
day BY oscer Hicks. charge q violently ssssntns
quietly standing Al the window OF fruit shop he was
held 70 answer . Hugh McGoniga was oIosnt oeiof.
Justice Awa,er yesterday, charge o. drunken and
disorierly conduct He was held % answer \ msa
named Coffin wss examined yesterday on charge d
inGecenty exposing his person la the vicinity OF aoa
and Navy sts lie houorsbly discharged a. y wa
proved that he man Of good character, snd nat
The exposure resulted in the fixing OF q broken usa
which ne upon his body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
By telegraph TO the Ssw.YOrk Tribune.
Suicide.
PIrrApEIrHrA. "Wednesday, IN

PM AnELFHfA, NtuIIt sla! July y
A man, supposed to be shoemaker named
Richard Webster committed suicide tins morning
~, srownipc himself. near Gray's Ferry Bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

GlrEo> Prov q Team lBrigsdieT Genera m ne
unirca >t4;es volunteer service O. p A,or Denera
Apr. ~ l-f7. rec BENro~. defined
Jofr~ A QrrrrrAN og Ma tbri-siier Genera IN The
uaiiei Sts.es volunteer servic' % - N.Cr General
April d. l-f-. rice CUNNING declined
CEEs CUSHING Of Nl.s - b briSsc-er 0eneral,
APri a. So. -ics Pr.1ow apP0iused Msior Geners-
SrEEIING PKICE Nc. % b lriga1er te1eTs- u y
- l-i7. rtrr DAVIS declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

M" ESsiNE-HousE--A new engine house for
Company No - = IN progress Of erection IN Coart q
sdlo.a-ns - Dutch Church A rumber u resnon-
str~noes have been presented 70 The Common Council
against placing rs building IN such elos coznguiry TO
aP-sce Of worship BIT hey have been unheeaed BY
tAose Who lad the power % sect si5errni ste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

~ riu FLAG Oh EKlN Is = small weekly ah,u,
10 h commenced At Albany - James SalHvsn-,win
Re dcvose6 in the main 10 the advocacy OF the rt II
The Irish People to Se.EGovernmeut and Published
with the view OF Sdas the cause Of Liberty and and
Rrforri il. Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

" Mr.. I. ". WMrLsY Artist is now on
professional tOsr at the Falls OF Niagara. sna The
battle grounds Il the Ssi war IA. friends VA, nav
desire ane LsnaseSpe painted On the .,o. would a.
wei 10 FeEnernhcr hn- He may 5e addrosssd through
the Posi Ofkce BuhNlo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

~ Ladies going in the country and wishing good sOss
snd Al J. B. MnLEss, ~ canal-st frs, qualify SIP
pers Ties and Baskins 81 and 10 shings sscord asly
Slippers, Ties and B1skns E, ard shnes per psr' a.
dies Gsier Boot; :, IS and 10 shrgs equal to any To
city Misses and eh;Idrens Cater Boots and Shoes al
kinds and prices, e, J. B MlLLERs. ~ Canals sssr
West Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

DI,xoso-PoISTED GOLD PEss.-B z Watson &C IS
wsl-si. sell gold pens Of every description. whoesss M
retail, unprecedented low prices Their Richeeg rez
great fagorie, and, In The public estimation The oss al
cheapest pen in Use Points warranted 10, to oos q
Cod pens from q sP, with silver pencils Goa pa,
Doinfad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

| ~ Ds. GsLES BUsDELL, DENTIST, has reurred hu
his usual Western tour 10 81 Brosiwsy corner Frsas
q where he may Be found during the season with th
eepuon u ssi1rdsy Afternoons and Monday mornings
| iva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

WAEATtS GslTs FEos Nav waEAr a hshiy n1nt
u0u. agreeable food Used IN the form q pgsdsg &c or
ooi-ed VIII nk faI superior ispocs or ear rucs Of
NJ Ind and found 10 b pecu airy beneficial e. pes0r'
o. 'ecenisry habits LIBERAL discount grocsf ys lw
HkCkER BROTHER Cro,nn Nh. anl cheny-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
Cen. scoff and Louisiana.

ON saturday last Coils STEWART and WINTHROP, two
OF the staff OF Gov JOHNSON Of louisiana presented
splendid sword to zen SCOTT a. his residence in Wash
ington in the name OF ousiana The Isis sooer says
Among the distinguished officers and gentlemen
present Al the ceremony Hon. Washington Hunt,
Hon T Il Bayly Hon {. NJ Conrad Gen. Gibson, Gen
r. Jones Mai Turnbul, Maj. Scott, A. ID. {. Capt
swift Capt shirss- Capt Townsend, and Cspt WI
Hams, A. D. c.
In reply 10 Gov Johnson's letter and Col STEWART
address Gen. SCOTT replied follows
COLONEL In accepting from your hands this 5eaur.
fu sword rendered me by the people of Louisiana
cannot fs 70 EXPRESS nv seus5lty OF the kind terms
IN which YOU have prefaced the presentation OF the let
ter OF the Governor Of Louisiana which You have had
the goodness % bear % ne would not Tall 70 eN
press % you ms thanks for the trouble you have taken
in see king me even in my sick room 20 present tesu
rnonid from the people Of Louisiana which could not
tail 20 brig Joy % the heart Of soldier
Slr vet hope % visit Louisiana, and bear with me
this sword which her patriotic citizens may be assured
VIII never be drawn but in defence Of my country.
Nothing could hsve Afforded me more pleasure than
10 have landed from Mexico on the sol OF LOUISIANA
There can number many personal acquaintance, and
even friends among whom count with pleasure the
Governor Of your state.
Butmy principal regret that circumstances did not
allow me upon leaving Mexico % visit louisiana and its
capital arises from ths glorious feeling displayed BY
that patriotic people IN every stage Of the war 20
ward my comrades in arms
n he United states had dcputed Louisiana % Dis
charge the hosptsies q the whole nation toe warm
hearted snd generous conduct which she has sresdy
displayed could not have been surpassed she has &c
hsved our SEX comforted wounded extended the
r-ht hand OF fellowship % ell and when the part OF
The good Samaritan was not needed showerei down
hon5rs snd distinctions which Nll always endesr neI
o. the soldiers OF Mexico
again thank you. Colonel Tor the trouble you nave
taken IN nv behalf and feel hon0red by the zeal and
kindness you have displayed IN the discharge OF your
mission and Sun particularly rafned % receive through
YOUR hands - h0norei testimonial from the people Of
loui..-ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

AMTuCAN MusEUN.-rhe usual variety IS 10 be found Al
TIA. house, embracing series Of eneus.nments and rove
hes unlimited and nimabe. Tie largest man In the world
Mons Bhin Is still attracting thousands Of persons jsy
and he remains here only short time longer should b
visited once, by those who have him. The Moo
Serpent and million Of other canosites may b
seen al any hour both dav and nixhf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

~ FkKx SOIL CONVENTION for NontgOm,
cry Co. Pa. is 10 be held a. Norrissown on Satar.
day, ed inst at Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

s'LtNDiD SILVIA Do0E PLsrES.-Elegan; Go,hic I'd
rsh Door Plates, warranted sterling silver plate besz-
fsAy engraved, Iom g 81 upward, sf EyEEDELLs Pc
mum Ensrasns establishment, 81 Broadway, Dasat
81 nr square a5oye Stew rs marble iYII lnc&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

o The best place 10 &c, boots, shoes or CATERS, rssJ
cheap, . a. JosEss, IA Annst near The M1sesn PM
s1sy French bOots be sells a. g. 81: second DO q -
Congress oooss from 50 10 8 So iy!s Iv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

- Oi al the means cs~d FOR scrumul.tns sOrt11es
u-sless pursuits ne pow er = he Newspaper press ~
co4nry has been rcst eceuf II 90 v1.ch y
"a Zen I'D eio1sy and excessively sppec has ess'
i.cd 10 acecap 81 The desired rest s1d every fanny
.1ofded 70 city dealers, vel ey whoesse rsitD
iaozgh NJ regularly constituted sgency q ' PaLSr
IN The Tribune Bufangs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

FkrAL AcoIDESr.-The man who wa. wounded
the Fourth Of July while srins salute al wlGsn.
bursh, ted On Tuesdsy asst he ws = member Of
Capt LEWIS Ligh, Artillery and Is funeral all TAX.
plsce to-day Il O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

soVrH FEREr.-Grear complaints are made by
persons residing south brooklyn ina, tie boat. a,
he South Ferry Do not ru1 ster tksn u o'clock a,
Hight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

- Hon. JUlvs RoCNwFLl, 81 the Berkshire
Distuct IN Massachusetts,, declines reelection to
| Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

~ THOMAS ALtsS Is aomins,ed for State Sen
atcr trom 81 Louis No