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Democratic banner., 1848-12-11
Administrators Sale of
=, SLA V f. s.

N pursuance Of an order obtained from
the county court of Pike county, Mis-
souri,, bearing date the 4th day Of the No
,vember term Of said court, I shall proceed
to sell the slaves belonging to the estate of
Abner Boyd, deceased, viz: One negro
Woman and two Children, to the highest
and best bidder at public 0utcry, and anc-
s4iOn, before tho court house door in Bow
!aing Green, on the FIRST DAY OF JAN
UARY next. A credit of twelve months
viii be given, by the purchasers giving
bond with good and sufficient security, for
The payment Of the purchase money
-Ha,r JOSEPH c. ALLISON, Admin
i~strstor ofthe estate of Abner Boyd, decd.
Dec. 18th, lS4S. (Sw)
Democratic banner., 1848-12-11

-.ALSO-
A good lot Of Family Medicines, warranted,
ALL OF WHICH WILL DE soLD AS Low AS TIL
Lomest. Please call and see goods and
prices. 33--ly.
Nov. 9th, lS4S.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-11

ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL. :
WE are paying the highest market prices for
Produce, either in cash or merchandise at our
store Water street. Louisiana, Mo.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-11
Store House for Rent.

We offer for rent the store and ware
houses adjoining which we now occupy
If application is made early they viii be
rented very low. .--
Democratic banner., 1848-12-11

O.. c.. TINKER.
Louisiana, Dec. lltl, lS4S.--(34-tf.)
Democratic banner., 1848-12-11
GROCERIES.

October Both 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26
Inter from Jamaica.

From the New Orleans papers Of the 18th we
have the following
By the arrival here yesterday of the bark 81 Mary.
Capt Schneider from Kingston the 18th inst we have
received niles OF the Morning Journal OF that port The
Legislature Of the Island called together by spe
cisi of the Governor and met on the Sd inst AZ
A Kingston 10 provide ways and means Tor carrying on
the Administration The same unsatisfactory state oil
things exists last advices with regard general
prosperity The Mercantile IgftiiiQeHoer saws.
Rum has already seized the greaef part Of The popula
ton fast following IA Is ain, universal gloom
the only feature noticeable Ia speculation hiss
ceased business almost stand and, IN word. The m
hahisnis OF THIS lsnd ard the future with die
rrasifu anxiety and dismal ioreoodiug"
JAMAICA IoBAcco.-Hon. Capt Darling has recently
established new branch OF industry on the plantations
which the produce and care Of Tobacco. His nrst
attempts have been crowned with complete success. II
said that the cigars made from far superior 20
the Inferior kind Of Cuba cigars, grest Quantity
Ut which are annually imported into Jamaica The
weed IS OF good texture and color, but Is wanting in
flavor the principal requisite 70 enable 10 compete
with Cuba and other tobacco brought thither.
AFRICAN lMNIGRA>Ts-Ihe Dutch bark Rhyn. Capt
Brendgi arrived IN this port the 80 alt in forty
seven days from - Helena, having on board 20 Atm
cans. She received on board 81 - Helena S4, 81 Of
whom died from dsentery. There are among the Nun
Der arrived 20 or 50 adults. and the rest children.
The ship Glassor. Thomas Hsmlin, jr, master, ar
rived al MorAnt Bay the 26th ult, from sierre
Leone she len that place the 18th June on which
day captured SLAYER, having upward OF 500 persons
On board was brought In.
BERNUDA--The Royal steam packet Thames. arrived
n Kingston the ls inst reported that great excite
raeut prevailed az Bermuda. on account Of the news
received from the Uned states that the lrshflen
inc there Intended % stack that pace 70 rescue Mr.
John Mitchell Il reported thai the steamer Severn
was not allowed enter the haroor on her arrival
there and the same procedure was carried out with a.
other vessels
BAKsApoEs The BerbadoaH announces that in the
proceedings OF the Legislature n the Agricultural 20
cetes, and IN the business OF shipping produce al " Is
life and spirit-ihaf there existed esrnestness %
promote prosperity OF the Island ID relieve present
disresssnd % drive away All dependency and despair
10 all ranks of socisty.
The Planters Bank Al Kingston. stopped payment on
he 9Th ult An effort made, BY public meeting
and ohersise % bolster up TIE credit Of is notes 50 as
10 keep them in circulation
The tone Of the colonial press 10 excessively hostile 70
the administration OF the Home Government for Is
course toward Yves, India interests
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A LARGE TEMPEST
- wr~1 sr 49,

A Way SMALL rfA-For.
IT, Sirce The famous Baffe ~ TIE kegsr rsthi-g -.
transped that hss occssioned gres; etceun-u, IN d.
pabiic mind the War Of the Hsrers" regular t.,
ar dael has place, the challenger being ~eT spou,
20 he trade ss The Gas House" and since b. .mpoftsu,
from he llsee u Newark where be acquired he r.,
bo..ei s,is and refneneaf b. has made hose ,.
BY The ard Of advertisements issued every spf5g F.n
He claims 70 be the ps ara of HaieT and - as tor,
proportions expand. does bis trade ard rs ar bot a
reefs aim 20 establish branch IA ever, ey q he vus.
The fable Of the FROG endssyong 10 acquire ne propr
CON- ~ IN. sl@phsn Is familiar 10 a readers, and /. DO
,ng friendly mm IN eaan0n.ns hm sgsiasi - Ida
49, 10 bis career An experienced Broadway as,sr
WIN f,r over rseuty years has manianed an eKAss
son for he qusy ofhs Hat, hes opposed his no n
Rou,bs,,es Furoso = ant complete he ITO ne yas-
.bsr o. The History Of the Hat" ha. iboaga BIS dsy %
ring TO-"
gamers b. g. MUM
Ofi2s Fai.on-siree,
Without ne slightest desire 20 add 10 ms fair comlsrys
s-s,. IL an imperative duty himself and re pobas o
REQUEST an -xsIan alton II b. stock, ana n nots hssed
ms he f-thy episilr 81 he Gss House de- r'~isb
which II 4. couzosed he style, sad gelcrai oizo q q.
manufacture doe. not equal that q any ceaer m De Cuaet
s,stos he ~ canity acklo~ edge Thar ne years - h.
devot- 20 The complete acqlfeme1i o PIE ia4e have Ses
brown SWAY and viii seek elsewhere ard by 0er meas.
,o obtain livelihood even BE- be- compelled 20 Peds, IA
valuable historical work The las,r,iei Hsiory q NJ
Hat
KNOX - l23 FULroN-srEEEr. comedies viii ne on.
lon Of the d, ho 81 that manufacturer u sOs
way can make good Hat for four dollars Il'' reasoes
be-the expense Of al doing business IN Inst sree oengo
great that heir suffer from D. chespren
j. the cause of kSoNs ability to sell A. good ~ article Tor
,ouy dosrs his rivals IN business afford for ave
KNoN o. i18 FVLroN-srREsT never has, nor WI
employ apprentices though be- might DO 20 scvsntsge
be adopted similar 10 certain manufacturers Who
dispose OF the Hats damaged by their boys opened snail
stores In by-.resis and here entesvored 10 retail hen
asoushingy chesp Hats Rat they being elihef 10 badly
injured or thl agent possessing ne lake M qualities
Of the pockebook dropper he Affairs have proved isr,s
and the stores have been closed The damsfed ha.
B, odd and the public should be- their gutri o. some
them viii be- compelled 20 acknowledge that they hsgehs'
a sight Of the Elephant"
KNoN. % iZs FuLroN SHEET, desirous Of obisnnsn
answer 10 the following query
ia Halter pays = 81 per yard fof Plush how soon WI
hi. horse need oats and hs cab be for -se a. i'iefsal
Apromp,r reply will much obige KNoN whom concu..o,
most respectfully invites the A. eruon u the public To 4,
FALL FASHIONS.
I.sued ssmrdsy morning, Aueusin s1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN VAIL
Anorhrr Letter from Gen. Taylor-AecepI-

anse of the Charleston Nomination.
The following we take from the ChEris'f0n NJ
eurg Of the 2ad inst. 1t IS the Official correspond
erce between the Chairman OF The ,ate Taylor
meeting .u Charleston aud Gen. Taylor.
m P-iggt 20 Gn. T'a5ior.
CHARLESTON. July 20. ISIS.
StR. In conformity with TIE desire OF my ieAo"
citizens hsve the ho1or herewith % transact 90 you
a ucwspaper containing Az scrount Of y arse
meeting OF rie Democratic citizens q Cnar ton e.
held tor the purpose Of selecting you a. their candid
for the Presidency OF the United states. over iAs
uieerg the agreeable duty Il presiding was assigned 70
ne he Preamble and Revolutions adopted ar 80
fully explain the views Of my fellow critsns a. % net
No comment from me. Permit me h0~efef on my
part % add that N;h confidence in that honesty and
independence of pgrpose which you have EXHIBITED N
every position In which 70 has been your lot ID serve
YOUR country entertain the fullest conviction tns[
shoud 70 he our good fortune - you elected 70 inst
OIL station you viii administer the laws OF our
country that esch section OF 70 vii be protected IN the
r-hts which t wss intended by the trsmsrs OF me Con
sutuuon should bel guaranteed 70 al by that nooe n
s-rument which only prove inadequate when u =
perverted by designing Or misguided po.ircians
an Sir with high consideration and gespect, your
o5eiieni servant WIN BULL fhlNGLh
Iu Gen y TAYLOR.
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dwounfs rfcffrfd bH iFfasMT stice inst meothS'
so,tsieu Baltimore Vi $50 T-ats of Ireland sohea-'ia
81 Iho Palmer Psk kefe-. Treasurer 1ln
Miraoahy Secretary Pt'rk krJ. John heri, Christopher
acCtfrey Jl-erh hot Executive Commtte~ 500
Fr-li ri lr.n P--Ass \ per lssiC sur IIetsaref
N-l-0a $3.50 Friends of Ireland, Plfe pho. Penn
Iyirr IA s3n. From D. l. Cfan~r end W VI Kennedy
Fsqr. az -ah-crfon. primary e-i n the Village oi
scu-r Strsfna County 80 Prom the Fnrui of Ireland n
taflf1l Nm smith ADD ktFart e, fslrs t- ilf 4
amounting AL, 20 $40 Rev Jao Hour.a ktNs.i White
Each go FrsnIis Qul sl5 william s. -ut, jerry hcCfrh5,
Psfrk Letisy SO Jtnes Campbell DAVID h1lf hchi-
'isshsn Bernard OR- Mshev Ni Mlae McN lHtri ID trf
Hsran Io.hy McNamsra john Hsys esh -. AuirsF Don
nelly james Bum. William Hurf, Jane. McNslart. each -
rh1nss Mliou1y. John GliVsa Bernard VI flncs ent
P-ul@ryne. John Htu. Philip Roche Mathew hgln Deas
O'Des H-nr-ltf. Patrick k@ae @sch 81 John Qus,
John ts-r Talllf james Cunning, Mals Hs VI te
Ryan sJs John Bes- Pfn FflE boon Cla- G-eene Nrhiei
Hrr Ge-Il. HelJ shf nan. flfnk Cazlan fttrck
Colait Thorurs McCornas Pafrs Hsa1 mathew Hogan T.
Coke shonsn. psfri p1ughu@ james P-lt-st John
1 John Moore John a. Smith. Col Notg Jsue i~loc
George Wsker John WsIer David Muiale, lfomas Human
Csf.s HAYS Aertrier Heay. Mhsa Br1su John hol9tj
Caihsr- Carey Bns-i Sornl Mar Nonml Mrs. Een McDoa
ae eslh 81 Traa'ly BnaH 81 i0 Eiuoli GnfH Charles
Nearby. rarl fI cents Iota s-1l
nf L. above sIlsrrrfons NJ pad
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Re- Mr tlare. SO Rfhd Kelly S. Colin rtmlsy. isnss
Duf. Dt-rty. Nl Bln.-f. Peter LlFsla, each -
H. ll McCarlck. Peter lr Bernard Da1y chas Do5 90 -
4. Jeha Nur-al ~ Dert Jcr Fare. MclL N-umfn, Hle
C,-fe no. Nssra. Der Money John Cahl. Mfl Com
N Ns-tu GRAHAM jon Mclfe Peter k-euan Nalrrs ta-ra
lsr-. Lsshv Bs-f. james n1ltti1, VILLAIN harhg. "
an nafou Park rifl Ma ls. Jno bgru-s, MtlL H.pr
pafk NrA-er Jso Rl>g. NIL N,Csf-J Ptt- ly. Ma
DEFY Maly. Jas Usher Fais Duty, H-ay % Ne joan
Br3e Byru-s Timothy Csf. Pau Carroll Bernard hleus
Eari Call Mslre susu M1rs.l Brel Dll- bean- Ines
s--sn P-sk- NslL k-yunds Ar byrles, J1o Brad
1ao. McGsuzsn. ter- M4lY Jno ereelg Jts Ae0lrt J'
Moore Pafk H-.u. Pafk. Couoly fsfs >aeri
n Name Fun1n Ios Cara. Thos Kew. fatk dcA- M
Coru-r Fsh-ff fl-rf NCltctecu uaI Caurlg. fAk
Hsrs Joh1 A-tlr Leagg John 6 iatr N=-lsn. itort
S-elal. Plk B1aEh PAT Blt-f. No. hsr Hlrilsh Ben
ra Hlzl MlGrar Jane Carl MlL Nlelt1 james " LanE-
1 Chts Roger. Chr--1lsr Hard Pete Gasr t-rgls br-a
DE Mlor-y John Cal alan Jltl p1na- ges'y y re
T1s OBner. Joan ~ Kr1aH. Joan oNen tnln " 1-r p n
Nl-f tl k-lr-ty. Jane Nlrphf, tlrei1fh-f hi, " -.
s1fh Pcer Mccornrk jams oL-tl loan brels kt-if'
Ward John Cane Peter Hsnt FfFt ,s-slg kt~l >nil
Ncoas murphy Bend N- Chts h--ns1, Jer-nl ~ sli
csss Joan Crsts Ga Day- Tn Re D.. Peter ksn-. rhos
Coz Jot1 Lotse Gtri-r. Jss Barr1ael. Ncl I-r-n
- J-o. ntrc-r MNa g Ca sr-1ia -st s
Ccnlly jan. N-@lan. each IS tsIltt. siti -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26
lmouni. rscnred AT ne Meeiiqg Al VauriaH.

John Ros- Fr~ui from South Cs-olra pr " Robn.ou.
"Tppersy Joe Patrk Tracy, wu Ml.sss per " D. f'1on'
samuel Mclutyrr 81 Fafrk HsEry 50 httes Near
ley Pstnck Maize Robert MGu-, Fnend John Hoesn
Fissrs John Duane Wm Maon John McMll-u, NJ
Gree " Collins 10 s Prom tle Friends ~ IRE
syracuse. D-ll Mccarthy, 10 80 American o
Frorr Clue sh Ward Tho : Henry, Pr-1ert Clts
sea r-fary s1-4 iolos- Thos Henry Charles p She's
SIS Joseph Fyun SIS Fer Reilly 81 Ihomts hir-n,
Psfrk Din jane Mel zach so. Jss shea 90 D~nl-
Gsran Farrell Lunn-y. T.suce McKelua Tsan,- fs@, \
CapoeI Andrew Masfers1 Bernard MCa1e I'' A. 2 nn Ter
Ke1n John G11ol lh0mas C0lls -fln fhlus Reilly Jts
Farsn Patrick Campbell hhfrd Bf Gelrle W Busted, Jf
Cruise John ksY fstrcs MGrrey John Crozln Nae
U.rrtn John Moo - JOAN i-l-y Nm A1g a Ja-
smith John McGur-. Mas -ah 90 rtne Neersta Nsl
Nahte Lflfs Demos Harrzal II El -lef- k1eti
W.sn John LtnEsn eah Mar Jane James Flnc.
phir T.rsr aFreai Eiuari C0rriot Ma~s Roe British
Dran fnsnd Tlmfs ~ sn. Andrew nolan. Thomas Mo- in
John Oiorsa Mla- Cn0rtl Tl,s 5ur~ George hcpanaf
Iere-- Dom. U.s. Ward X t Shields. Jr Alexander befltf
Ps.r kenrerV M.tari MlCorrcs Pftrs Gal. Ju NQcts,
Iau.ln Etrari Cou~y hazel Gtil Dtle Ltlshrrl,
D-l. Kennel slh al. Wu io, ftes ky AL, s.n 81 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

L
,..tari.. ura rr II .lraur gl. MAXI, VIE ~ hr' "
H1e-I r. fhe 15th year of hsr sre .t a., .,...i b.,
H. r-,t,-s sa fre1as of he h11 sr- n',ei % .-s.
er.r,f D. morning ~ o'clocs ion bei ','e =,
,tt rh.ri watrsil0i hsr reHans % nr t'Aen I'd t
q ! lnr Ir,erment ,..v ts.prr r tb. ~
on Thur.tst rVcnns. oi c111lnrtfn. JAZZ ''N'H'' "
ear of t~r ~. vieotNt sn a. ftiirn . ..4, Ell,
H. r-at,e. ana l-e1is oi Che .sHy ar ie'fe A -.
,,,e,l l- larsrs hs sltarisi' t'rnn'n a. t'A N |
res aerfe Hudson e. .,..,.,, d, ,vttN ..s.,f
Or he ssh Aux after slrr Illness, WILLIAM AA0Nt'
Milan n ana Mao tah n. --t }sars, Do 1.,ans in' -
The funeral vi tsse place oa >andsf t.e ~, I, .t .r
,as-,.r rom Die lelce 81 BIZ psrrni- n fnfN pm.
et. R-,f No.. --rl- 90 thr lss re-fe,fn5 n' iri
b. attend without farther llfttttn , I'D. D.. Me-,
s--s 81 years ,., e... 40. ,..-er,il, invited
d. ,,tss8 bsr f1lsri ats NJ on Sunday, ifoh nor fs
ave-, Farl. on Fui, morning Aug 5.ws BAIh'Alh SCI
t-rt - ,.. ,t..... ~ t.. ann James ,
p,th-,fe Id Nrusrs \ respectfully n'i,ri e N''
$500, f-,rr h,. l- residence SABBATH afternoon : -
Or th~ eh n. suft-ly vfh confnIson-, W LII l-'
f r~r p ssi Fanny CLARK aged year months 'ni at
lie mend. ant arelaInfsrees oi he family also us ~,
pa s.sra Dfson - ol resprctnt m'i-i " '' '
r.nert AZ 4 %. sscs. SUNDAY. from 30 tfih - A.
A. south naou.sgs. Aug. ~ NJ hhoDA we r, -.
4sr ,ai laughter Of NJ Chene, n Poy Aniou 'sr y years.
n0ufhs aut tsls 81. ,.,,. -t.-. .. A. I'D,
40 PM, Pets eyed n years mouth. and t,t- -.
Or The h st ERNskN tae son OF Wac ~ aN' s''
J Bnsf ,.-t year month. tri0 DAYS
~ Ulster County ftper- sli please to nutte ih.
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BY Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
Later from Mexico.

NEwORLLANs Wednesday Aug. q.
An arrival from Vera Cruz brings advices from
the City of MEXICO to the 18th inst
The Mexican Congress remained in session, de
batting bill for the reduction of the tariff Tran
quilhty prevailed in the Capital The Revolution
is entirely suppressed.
President Herrerss Govenments daily becom-
Ing more popular, and exertions are making to re.
vive commerce aud trade
Paroles manages to elude the pursuit OF the
authorities. He is supposed to be concealed in
the City of Mexico
departments. Vera Cruz is tranquil.
MAAxErs-our CorroN market is quiet sales 81
moment Flour is hrmer FREIoHrs lower. en-.
gageHlents Cor liverpool having been made At 5l6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

OPPOSED TO INPosirtoN-DowN WITH MONOPOLY -
For Albany. fare only 25 Cent? The new and splendid
steamer MANHATTAN. Cap- w b Nelson, viii leave me
Pier foot OF Robnsoust this afternoon, landing al New
burgh Poughkeepsie, Kingston, Bristol Caisshi Aueus
and CoXsacSe The pubic are cautioned against gong on
board the old steamboat Rochester she Is Al old mono
DIV boat nut on for the purpose Of running The Manhattan
off, and the owners OF her hsve openly declared that ihey
viii spend $4,000, II necessary, 70 eject hs' object
Paronize the only opposition boat you want low fare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

BAruN RorGE la Aug. % l-i-.
SrE liav, the honor u acknowledge the receipt
OF vour communication Of the aith uur0 officially an
nouuc.n- 10 ms nomination FOR the Presidency ny
large meeting Of rne Democrats citizens OF Charleston
C. held AZ that city on The 26,h u.t and over wnica
you were the presiding officer
This deliberate expression OF the friendly feeling eN
istng toward me among large and respectable portion
Of the citizens of your dsfn uished state has been
ceved by with emotions OF profound gratitude and
though Il be- but poor return for such high sud
nerited honor le them % accept my heartfelt thank
Concluding ths; this nomination ike al others which
have had the honor Of receiving from OF
my fellow citizens IN various parts Of The Mon, has
been generously offered without pledges ~ condi
tons IL thankfully accepted sad beg you to assure
ms iriends in whose behalf you sctns that should
il be my lot 20 an the ofsce FOR which have been
nominated il shall be ny unceasiD effort in the dis
charge OF is responsible dutes D. give satsiacuon ~
my counirymen
With the assurances Of my h'zl esteem
have the honor 90 be, yog. ocei 'n, servant,
To W. b PRfNGLv. Esq . TAYLOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

Hou William N.oa Issar sel1lr each sd James c1ral frt
cl-cfet tg tr slIs Fr1si H1ll Narr ssaa Dsrf L -
SUI VILLAIN LaE.or. rllss N-sd1 rsra So Me- l-ts o.
" la- Dlnr 6-E- Gall glef IoseF1 'sAk- r. " mar ~
Wee Nrh4e H4E-s Jlr k-rlal Jll-s Cosr A-1-s
Giuarl LaEr-1c- R1ln- n Co1t~g Jlla h-as-e@ r.
r. Flh J1- Wr-lf. -sr - rli-k Jlfrr- F-isf -
Mtf-lrs Blra-. -alh Etsas ia- Hl etsr11, hA.t- @
lsrtl, - N1lle D--y = io Joe1 fl1t-s-al ~
Poser Taarss Wee Psfrak Joyc- ~Clt -ualr t1 Z Re-
.all. M Dura Me " -rsunt Wlsu D1np-y Pa hFra,
AsKrr--r Bruru -s- . Ms1ss H-rg, o~-n Cary, u ma,
Ca-sily Ron N4rtn Jlel htl-. fr-li hcha-
Dlla s-ni -ltscrpfl11 iona Carroll, Naerne " Lazy
Jal- H1sln D-alis McCsfy Wan Atfft, B-r1srt Las ?.
Ps-rk NcDl1a1. Ef<ar Purasl Ps,n1k Cslr1. WIN N
Lslga-l. Cl B-la JOIN FlE--s. Jll fosen sct-' Sae
jas Pc Ia Peter M-G1-. Tss A9one7 fsircs barrf Pa
"a q a., sacl sl.-Iotal $50 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

NV MUsIc.-Messrs WIN. HAIL h sos Rave
jus, published several charming things BY strskosch
the celebrated pianist They include The Carnival
Naples Prayer from Oiheio for the let hand and
the Monterey Galiop the latter avery spirited piece,
which he has played with grest spplsusc Messrs Hall
& Son have also got out in good style most Of the
asori,e compositions OF the Steyermsrksche including
the United StAteo' Polka Nstlle Wsltzes Sounds
from Home Domino Polka 81 Bonne Auire Polka
SoHnots from the neArt-~ "spriag sparrow Polka,
Good Huraor Polks." Warriors Joy" SC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

MEETINGS FOR lRELASD.-The Wlii0nSbargi
S''ss<'a c'ss will hold meeting on Monday evening
next " o'clock, In Union Hall corner Of Even
and Nesserole s's Speakers viii &c present from this
City
The friends Of Ireland in Jamaica l. l. will hold =
public meeting On Tuesday evening next at Remsens
Hotel Good speakers will be on hand
This evening the Friends Of Ireland in Astoria l. l.
will hok meeting, which promises to be spirited
affair M.esAEI 7 ocoSSoA Of this City and Mr.
DryKLiS Of Montreal, ard Others. VIII be present 10
address the meeting L viii be held Creeds Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

- The Express has right to thro" As muon
r,dcqle on the friends Ct Irish Independence as IL
pieases. There never yet was a movement maze
for the peoples Liberties that did not encounter
lbs, such soeers GEORoE WAsHiSGTON was
called harder names than the Erprsss has yet ap'
piled to Smith O'Bden. But no one should go INTO
a meeting Of respectable citizens, and. under pre-
tnce of giving report to It's readers, 70 buriesque
and nsrepresent everything that is done It's report
Of Thurs Jays meeting at Vsuxhal Is IN keeping
with the burlesque beading. Mr. Robinsons re-
marks are wholly misrepresented. Mr.. H. made
no allusion whatever - any gentleman connected
with the press then on the platform nor were
three groans given at the conclusion Of his re-
marks, for the Tory press. Some one ioolshly pro-
posed three grosns FOR the ErPrss' but at the sus
gestou Of Mr. r. the proposition was propery'con'
demned BIS significant silence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

FANCY BALL At NEwPoRT.-At a meeting Of
the vsiters AZ the Ocean House, Newport on Tuesday
asst the following Managers and Executive Committee
Tor the Grand Fancy Folly o on the Goth inst.
were appointed
M1aazsrs Hon Abbot Lawrence, Mass Hon Geo
Folsom y Y Hon. Justice Wayne. Geo Hon Francis
Granger. " Y; Hon William Wright n !. Robert G.
shaw. Esq Mass John Van Burea. Eco y. Y. T5os-
P. Anory, Esq Mass N de Cranes. sec Rnss Lsg'n
VIM. G. Breese Ohio Wm. Coventry II. Wadasl,
NY; Woodbury. Lsns5on. \. y. Lewis Csss, Jr.
Mica William Gilrn0r. Nd. Theo Draper. \. Y.
samuel Hoffman. Nd Edmund King. r l.; Williams
Middleton : c Peter Parker. Mass Psfrick. Grant.
Mass: Col John Wiathr0p la. jacob Leroy. \. J
Jacob Little N.Y., Samuel Nicholson, Ia Charles
Kuhn Pa Edmund Baylss, Mass X Z. Ward z
Gen Worth L. : 4 Gen. Bankhead, L. s A Gen
Chlds L S.A. Lieut. Col Walker. U. :. A. Capt
Golisborough L : \ - err L = n Col Wa
chester. Bos;on william Miller. N.N John T. :.
Sullivan Pa Geo. n Ihscher Mass Baron Stocked
Russian Legation Gen. samuel = HGnt y. Y, Col
! isasc Nuurce. Md r vs. Bruno. Nd Richard a.
soethsick. = T.. Geo y Miller, : g. Edward : Mes
| ser, \. Y. A. Sumner, : q Col David Sears Mass
John Bowdoin. \. John Paine. =. Y. Wm {. Rives
| j. Va J II Trsgier. : c.
| Erfraffrr Cersini william Cirno~ f;.or-r y
Miller Woodbury. LAnsdon. Williams Middleton " d.
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