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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10
L.. &. Lee,
EREEO,N DENTIST.

SURGEON DE.NiIST.
A kFFICE on the cross Street leading from Main y.
" to the Washington Hotel, and opposite the ;"
Off c, where he is prepared to do all operations IN ~"
tisiry.
Dee. Civilian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10
liEADeuARTERs, ARMY or 0ccrrArtoN, J
Camp near Monterey, Oct. %. lSi7.

Imp NEAR AluhNitN, bcl. -, lcif.
MYDEAR CoLoYGL-
J have Just received yours Of yesterday, and hasten
thereiote At this early mamen, 10 reply 10 your particular
requests therein contained.
IL would have given nc much pleasure IN Yield tuyour
WISH t'JIin the other column. lut under circumstances
which 81 vitality affect The public service in This quartet
am compelled TO retain Yourself and your noble Regiment
IN lis present position. No one. better than | myself.
knows us chivalric zeal and enthusiasm, its eNcrllrnl
state of drill and discipline, and desire Tor more ac i've
service; bot these very qualities render 1t the better safe
quart ir the public interests on his line.
1t Is well understood that additional troops have leen
called ont, and IT is not impossible Cndeed 1t is sniirlpll
30 that a portion may come here, and afford, al M very
distant day, should The war continue, opportunity ft ac.
live operations.
Ihuly hope such good fJrlune may fall upon your.
sen ami your Regiment. 1t needs out the occasion. |
seei assured, to distinguish itself and behave with hon.
mlo Itself and the State ii has thus far 81 well represent
ed.
Trusting that you will moi long be disappointed IN yonr
,.drsre - meet with active service. and wishing YOU and
your ,flicers all prosperity and distinction.
b4s | remain, my dear Colonel,
~sfrsss With much regard ard esteem,
Your ues 81 OIL. sery'i..
Z. TAYLOR,
m.a. Mai. Gen. L. 5. Army.
Col. J. I, HAMrR .Meg, Cmnnd'g T.. &c, Sc,
weG taaap al Baeaa Vista, NJ Aleo,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10
LET q lI.IhIHN

nTMAl\IN6 IN tire Pal oaiee at Iyncll4fg. On
Ia tine frsi u, 81 JANUARY. LIS.
e. p.I.sus eating IN Ietsfs will please say they are
- d. .Ln.nt lI.t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10

80 We have JUS, been favored with a copy Of a letter
.fou Gen. iaslor to our TREND, Col I~iamiramck, an cS.
'rlct rom winch we Immediately publish. feeling Wei
ASSURED hiatt II will prove exceedingly gratifying To our
Tfadefs' to Be thus Informed. by the Old Iiem himself. ii
lie high estimation in which be holds our noble Ylr,ipa
bshtghneni and believing. too. that IN So doina We are
not violating ''Regulaiion ESQ., nor IN fact any other
"rder that may have been issued fr the good govern
-nitnt OF the Army. Should we, however, lee mistaken
N 'his opinion aud censure follow, on our head be all the
blame
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10

superior Old Whiskey.
S0 Bells superior Old Rye Whiskey IN Store, and Tor sale
~ by MCDANIEL. : LEE
Nov. is-ts
Etsr received, another lot of those beautiful Silks
80 and French work Collars, which will be sold lowe
than any house IN town.
DAVIS, ABRAIlAMS go.
Oct. lS-is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10

ffiS
William Shrewsbury, late Sheriff of Bedford, and a, 'u:h
admir-. de bonls non OF William Minor, decd, vi lana MI
nor, Robert Reese and Nancy lls vile, flances fuqua' ,n
merry Frances Minor, catharinc stephens, Catlarlne a 7
qua, Mildred Euqua, William Fuqaa, Frances , uqu" az"
John =. IUq0a, which last five are children oi Polly tuquA.
dee'd, formerly Folly Minor, aud W illiam Minor, o:lnaii".
Minor, Elizabeth Minor. Willis naugherty and Mh"s M M
wiie, Polly Minor, John w. Bowling and Nancy his WIN
Robert Ainor and Frances Minor, Defendants,
Is CuASCEIY.
The defendants, Robert Reese and Nancy h sWiie, az.
rine S~ie7hcn>, Catiarinc \. fuqua, Mildred Fuqua, " nir"I
Fuqua, Frances fuqaa and John p. Fuqua not having cn'e,.a
then appearance aud given security according to the ~ ~.
Assembly and the rulss vi this court, and II appearing y! '"
factory evidence that they are no inlabitant. oi tins co""'
wealth; l. is ordered tia, they do, seyerally, appear al .
CLERKS Office oI the said ( ircnt superior Court OF -" In ~
thanncry Tor Bedford county, at rules To lie held ci'in
the hfSt Monday in February next, and answer pa" .r
ti ; bill, and that this order be inserted IN some neWsPaIad
published IN iynchhurg, for two months successl'el!, 'm
posted at the front door of the court house OF tins county
sone court day.
A ~Copy-Tcste, ,,a
November Is W."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10

Rislaal Stif. jesse sun. ! nccut Nelsjn aud PuHy
bis Vic, DAVID Sli. and " liam t.. Grahan.
y, lrudants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10

NOTICE.
kflNAWAN from me. on the ls.h October. ISL
"a JOHN ROBERTS.
Il black boy, about 10 years Old. sad by is legal,y bound
tuna | hereby lore~arn all persons flon hardening u
cmrIyiug him. \ reward Of one cent only will be paid
lor his delivery H. ne in lynchburg
Dee. l3-@lw PERRY ". WEIitDR y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10

SilasP Nawtcr, drnstec al the trust estate OF James Chr"
tlan) and Elizabeth his vile, the said j zines Christian and
tuideiia lbs wife, and ticolge ii. Christian, Stephen ".
Christian, tharC C. :. Christian, William X. Christian, Rob
ct BcdsIty and Martha \. his wife, ior,n. rly Martha A.
tInisiian, >aliy j scott, formerly sally }. Christian, Jam..
Is. Christian, Samuel II. Chtlstian, i,utus {. christian, John
\. ScrtEIs and amanda ms sic, formerly Amanda Chris.
tfa, wUt'i sdld LIZ beth, George H., stephen ", Charlie,
l., - lila IA r., Na.tda A., Saly j., James j. Samuel H.,
Ruius {. aud AmsHig, are lie surviving children OF Jane,
ClIstuu All Claraos l.. Christian, administrator de boni,
nan with the Will aaatNed oil James Murphy, decd, aud =.
scott, Formerly SAiiy !. Christian, Samuel pur,is, teors,
Murphy lurNis, au4 James ILucAcy and sophia his " lie, the
sud Elizabeth, Charles L., sally J., samuel, George
Murphy and sophia, beIng dcyisccs Of James Murphy, decd,
and " lllam liors,ey and Robert l. Jefferson, trustees IN Il
deed ol trust, b.allng daLe the day Of
Isl ,i3n Charles Christian, for the benefit OF himself for
Lie, with remainder L the children OF James Christian and
tina hi, wiz, l5riucl Martha iinrsley, & tlbridge Jenersoa
and Mary hts vile, formerly Mary llorslcy, " hich said Paul,
Martha and Mary, are the chi .dren oil " illiam llorslsy,
Defendants,
IL Cha tEHY.-
The Defendants Samuel II. Christian, Sail, J Scott,
Samuel p1fvis, james i.ackcy and Sophia his vile, not ha''
ins entered their appearance and given security according TO
the at Of A.semb y aud the rules Of this Courf, and 1t ap-
peafn- by satisfactory evidence hat they are not inhabitants
o.! tais Commonwealth On the motion of the plaintiffs ny
counsel l. Is ordered, that ths said defendants do appear here
Al rule, II he held On the first Monday in April next, and
answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a copy OF this order be
~toithHitb inserted il leone newspaper published in the town
Ut bynchbarg, and posted at the front door OF the Courthouse
OF ,ls county. \ ~Copy-Teste,
y ELL j.. BROWN, Ok
De-. 20-w2m
VIRGINIA:
rrulcs held inthe Clerks Office of the Circuit supertt
: 4 = amt Il | 80, al Tl.,,a.,t - isnlI,,1 .,inty h lN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10

De- 90 w2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10

November Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10


jefferson Noggln, (col'd)
David Oglcsby,
Henry OF,
\. .ogleshy,
William lhaup,
Booker Pursls.
Lindsey y. Psdgert,
j. +. PaNton,.
Commander l.. NJ. Powell
Jonathan perkln
WIN. farruw.
DAVIS folndeNter,
\. w. Richers,
My~on R'gers,
J. +. Roy.
q. B.W Reynolds,
John h. Rueker,
VIM. Rice.
EdwInS. Rucker,
John RoSser,Z
Andersen Simons,
Geo. Sieploe, j.
Mr. Sheldon,
James smith,
James Il. Saunders, 8
Moses Smith,
llend rson Snead.
Shoemaker x lludusll,
VIM. Sutzer,
Iho's Sleptoe.
Thomas NJ. Sanderson,
George 5 rlcklrn,
Rev. Richard Stevens,
Capt. }. b. Strong,
James Saunders,
William Scott,
Robert ID. Salmons,
Reuben II. stanton,
Benz. Sunplcr.
Iho's ID. Scott,
VIM. :. Scott,
I-Juo. Turner. Jno. !
james j. Thomas, Nm. i
ton, Mm. IL. Thompson.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-01

en- tEl ~ta.u. r.G.rI Narlt N.g.. u ..a..
y e.. g. .l, ,-lar Hrt..
IAI.LDN
/ r.o.chv ROBBINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

sanderously sfiematizes as contending for Inc
quality and Privilege i their determined adver-
sarv. There are individual exceptions on each
side. but the general sentiment ol each party Is a'
we have stated. The case IA essentially tie
same in most of the Free states. Can the men Dc
,lerabiy honest who undertakes 60 face do"n
these notorious facts
such an unt.nely parade. sacn al insulting
hqraaeue. o.. course exasPerated the Assembled
Whirs. aud impslled thousands OF them % -.
Though il tear out our hear;-striugs- give rs
candidate who win sale'y beat these iH'o.e-t
bravoe.-who viii beat them as men were ne' ef
beaten before" Ofcour-e re- The i-ea ha1 'e.n
se51.ou,,v and skiluly Disseminated that the
Wb,s could e,riqnfg elect Gen. Iay-o-' and
had ba,a chance Of eiecting amy body c.se' 11i'
ooeratel powerfully in favor of his aomination.-
Audiftbe Cass caravan iopl catch an uamerc.-
ul Aosring st the hands of Ola Zsck' they
NAV thank themselves iorhavins done their utmost
% insure IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
NATIONAL AiSIArURE GALLERY.
T.. WHITE,
La.e J.R clark. Propne,orl

tLaie J. Clark, Proprietary
81 Broadway, New-Yofk, the jegery Of Ball
Tompkins Black.
II The proprietor would respectfully inform citizens ard
strangers that this Gallery-conganing over thousand
DagueTeotype Lkenesses Of our most distinguished meO-
. open for their inspection.
Tie proprietor sfer nearly egh; years experience us
Daguerrean Art-nveniing and perfecang many Of The In
proyemenis thai have been made since is discovery ~
Dauee and which has brought It to is present sAe Of
penecion-hss purchased The above named Gallery-snd
Caters himself that he will only sustain bat Increase 10
reputation and the acknowledged high character Of Tie e
iablshInenL
The superior arrangements for light and the present n
comparable process, known only at tbs place. enable Us 20
take Dauereoiype Miniatures that excel all others II her
mellow and harmonious tone yet and distinct IN out
line and without the dsagroeabe hue that has hitherto been
The chief objection to DssueneoyPe Portraits
To the most ncredulous Of the great superiority
VI Pictures taken this place hey respectfully invited
10 visit the Gallery and Judge Tor themselves The prices
a. formerly je7 S,eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
SENATE WARRINGTON. Saturday June 10.
Senate not In session.

SENATE WARRINGTON Saturday June 10.
Senate not In session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
M BRowS OF Mississippi submitted a resolution n-
strucng the Judiciary Committee inquire respecting
the practice Of courts in giving preference to suits H
certain cases which passed.
Mr. FaEDERIcE A. TALMAGE, Of New.lork presented
q petition from his constituents complaining Of the
prices OF the ATnboy and Camden Railroad and moved
that IL be referred 70 the Committee the Post Oce
and Post Roads
The motion debated By Mr. TALNAGE Mr. Goo
Of Va. Mr. JoNEs Of Tenn. Mr. JOsEPH Z. lNGE2
SOIL Of Pa and NJ. NENABLE OF \. c. who concluded
IS moving % lay the motion the table The qles
Ton taken By yeas snd nays, and decided IN the
negative. Il thereupOn referred 70 the COMMITTEES
on the Post Once and Poet Roads
MI. G0cGiN offered resolution calling upon the Sec
Rotary OF War for information respecting the payment
Of the Virginia volunteers.
OF iectOns we're made % the motion, and L lies over
Nr. WHITE OF " Y offered resolution IN favor VI
paying for the removal Of the remains Of Hon Mr. HoL
LEY
Objections were made and the resolution lies over
Nr. ROCKWELL o. Conn. moved that the House re-
solve itself into Committee Of the Whole the state
OF the Union. which not agreed %.
On motion, the House adjourned over til Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
Official Announcement Of Decentralization
Meeting in Baltimore.


am informed that the official annnnciation Of
Peace will not be made uatil our troops have all
reached the frontier. This win probably keep the
Court Of Inquiry al Frederick in session until Gen.
Pillows case is disposed OF, and probably long
enough to permit the trial Of Gen. scott on charges
preferred by Gen. Pillow.
The Baltimore Delegation 70 the Wing Conyen-
ton returned on Saturday night and rallied introui
OF Baruum's Hotel, where a great Taylor Ratica-
ton Meeting was hell. Many speeches were
made, and tremendous eutlA iasm prevailed.
Robinsons chair factory in South-st. was de
stroyed by fire las, night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
By Telegraph 10 the New-YOrk Tribune.
Withdrawal Of The Troops-omciaI Order.

" tNIIlNEI0N ''''- -
An official order order has Just been given Tor the
withdrawal Of the Volunteer forces OF the Ameri-
can Army from Mexico, and measures adopted Tor
Transporting them to points as near their homes as
circumstances viii permit
The Massachusetts, Regiment VIII embark at
Vera Cruz for Boston direct
The New-York and NewIersey Regiments for
Fort Hamilton. One Pennsylvania Regiment TO
Philadelphia and one to Pittsburgh.
Arrangements are also made for their prompt
payment and honorable discharge.
The old Regiment OF the Regular Army will
next leave after the cmbarkation OF the No.un-
teers. the first and second Regiments Of Artillery
being ordered TO Governor Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
Court Of Inquiry.

FREDTEICK, SATURDAY June ~
The Court of Inquiry adjourned until Monday,
u O'Clock
1t was thought until to-day that the Pillow case
would be brought TO a close on Tuesday or Wed
nesiay of next week; but the summoning Of the
Chiefs OF the Bureau OF the War Department on
the part OF the prosecution, and OF the Secretary
OF War on the part Of the defence will cause it to
be continued al next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
Farther FROM Mexico.
CHARLElroN, June a-lOP.

=
The L. :. steamy Virginia arrived az New
Orleans from Vera Cruz on the It'll inst bringing later
nteli from Mexico, and bearer Of dispatches
by way Of Mazatan. on his way 20 Washington.
Mexican guard was being formed AZ the Capital 10
take possession on the withdrawal OF the American
army
The wife Of Paroles asks $1,000 from the American
authorities for damages done TO the property OF her
husband while occupied by our forces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

T0fll
"A GRrrLry. Esd-De1r ST.. hasten 90 hand y0l the
enclosed letter which has just been received from Hon
NuLARD FfLLMoRE-a mistake in Of the initial letters
Of my name under which addressed 10 the Committee
Of Araneemeuts prevented rs reception In time 70 be aid
before the meeting The Committee greatly ihs mis-
take whereby rs publication 10 your paper In connection
with the other letters received on the occasion. was prevent
ell VII you o5hge The Committee by giving II en- early
insertion with this explanation OF 10 iardy appearance -
The udcous and sympathetic expressions Of the letter
alike honorable 10 the head and heart ofthe author.
Your. truly. JAMES n TITUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

BLooDsHED ~ THE FEJEx IsLASDs--The
whaling schooner Alfred arrived al sydney New south
Wales, on the 2st OF October from the fejee Islands
taken place between the chiefs Of Mebcn and Rewa, in
whch the latter defeated. but escaped with pOr
non Of his adherents All the inhabitants Of the defeated
trlDe were burnt by their opponents. The number
Of whom still remained exposed there. Happily the
scene Of the warfare occurred at some distance from
their location.
HEAVY FoRGERY-A forged check for 1898, in
the OF l. N Fiske was presented az the counter
OF the Hamilton Bank this morning by boy and paid
In the following bills OF so each, four Of 100
EACH the remainder in ANAL bills. Boston TrsY 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
JAMES f. TITUS.



GExrLENES. have the honor 20 acknowledge
the receipt of your letter. inviting me % attend
meeting 70 be held at the Broadway Tabernacle
on the sd Of June for the purpose OF extending aid
and sympathy 20 Ireland In the present eventiul
crisis Of her fate and / regret 70 say, that my
official engagements are such as to deprive me o.
that pleasure.
no man who has a heart can fail 70 feel for
suffering Ireland. Her brave sons have lOu ght the
battles OF the civilized world, but her own they
have yet o. fight. aud why England continues 10
hold her In subsection against her VIII and by
mere force, IS 20 me unaccountabe. Is Il from the
mere love OF dominion. or the fear that II Ireland
resumes her stand among the nations OF the earth,
that her distant colonies may seek 70 sunder the
lrail tie that binds them 90 the mother country
Whatever may be- the motive. 70 seems clear that
the Union is pr0hficss % England and rlin0us 10
Ireland and | trust the time is not Tar distant
when lrishmen viii again breathe the free air o.
an independent and happy People.
Respectfully yours, SC.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
sf-.s-. Tfns Peter w-rrrs.r UlI-rt william
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

CAUuoN-The subscriber finds Il necessary TO caution
The public against many spurious limitations Of Lew
BRowN's PEN which varousy stamped with the name
Brown Ia several ways, as 10 produce the impression
that they made by the undersigned who is the odes
manufacturer OF Gold Pens the United States All Pens
Of my manufacture stamped Lew Brown, A D. 1885,
% the year in which hey made.
Ny General GEMS are PLArr BROTHER, ~ Maiden.
lane New-York LEVI BROWN, 10 Front-st.
iel2 ItDkWs Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

SUMNER CAPS AsD STRAW HATS FOR GGsrlENES And
CBLDRENOENiS, 2l4 Broadway oGers 10 bic friends and
the public magnificent assortment Of every description Of
Mems hats suitable for the season. and the largest and most
superb stock Of Chdrens Fancy Hats TO be In tie
world. The great ann Of the manufacturer has been 10
combine the three qualities Of excellence elegance srd
economy. The public invited call and examine he
results Of hs execution, which be confidently believes
have been successful GENIN, "a Broadway,
jel2 opposite 81. Psups Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

70 THOSE Two MAMMOTH Bows, whose united weight
exceeds hundred pounds. attracted immense attention
last week the Museum. and viii doubtless do the same
ibis Their experiments IN mesmerism are uy wondeull,
the perfect astOnshment 10 every one VINO
has Witnessed them. They may be seen AT all hour
Grand performance by the Serenader at - and O'Clock
DssOving Views, Fire King, Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

CARD.-The Undersigned late proprietor Of the National
Miniature Gallery, 25 Broadway y \ would respectfully
inform his friends and patrons, that be- has dsposed.o
his entire interest the aboye-nsmed Gallery to EDWARD
WHITE Esq He feels confident that the present proprietor
Mr. White whose experience, enterprze snd hbersy have
conduced much toward the advancement Of The Daguerrean
art will use the most liberal exerons please, and hopes
he may receive that generous support which has heretofore
been extended to the above establishment
jel2 lmeod J. r. CLARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

Let the People Reflect

We hear On the one hand, wings who were
sorely disappointed by the nomination oil Iay iof'
declaring thstthey will vote even or Cas- to defeat
him; while on the other hand, those who wish 70
stand high in favor with the dynasty eEpectant
orc hurryng to PROSTATE themselves at the loot
stool. eet,iny up Ratification Meetings, aud pletg-
iag themselves % tie Heir Apparent. We pro-
test nyainst each o. these courses. Let the Poo
ole have time for reflection, for consideration, for
a comparison Of views. There is no need OF hur-
ryiar matters, aud the natural effects Of haste wni
be .nspjcion. and division. Ratification Meetings,
while but part Of the Wings are ready 20 enter
cordially into th.ir spirit, will DO no good 10 the
cause they are intended 70 subscrye. Perhaps
when we shall al have had time % examine and
reflect, we may pretty generally conclude not
that the nomination Of Gen. Taylor was just or
expedient but that the support Of Gen. Taylor
now that he IS nominated and the thing cannot be
helped. is the best course leit 70 u.s. Perhaps so
and perhaps not. At an events, let the Peop.e
have time for cool. mature reflection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
Events in Europe.

m ,...l;, t,,,.,.. ,,. irtsf,,e.ce Of cous.dsra-
-. Tic GREAT po.itcal caaldron still
~. s.--........,,... her. and there how
$500 M ...cf. Tbeop.
- ...,.,.t L.,. b.sr. stirred 40 bv
P''-'7 .-,,...- -,.,.,,,.,.ts are not 70 be
- ,.-;.,,al ,.-l.- and many
..-,..l,. GOT m. u,,de before they can
go. 80 o.,s more oerfect forms.
-......,......,,;-,, ,r,, minors OF reaction
49,. ~ -. -o...,cy parrv-wtich
'''' -, H.. r.....,..l, .,-,. c-i,ts--
-, ,,,,i.+ and bsrn,or,. La.
- o5,,;-.fIe declarat;on Of the foreign
H.. n tbs ve,ioo has restored his popularity.
and o-ol ocs5 q temporary unity Of feeling among
oil r,,ii,;cel factions Things promise well for the
future The young French hePnoAc Whatever
may be It's fate is at leos, serving H'Oe aPi''N
ucesmP 20 Z Ieeoon
The prospects oil ltaiy are brighter ''o' 'io.i any
decisive action between the allied Republican
Arm. and the Austrian forces. but on account of
tho ,i,lo,t Internal a.itations which threaten the
go r,,,;-o r. is not likely that the armies
ar podot.ky and Npgept can sustain themselves
- 49,. a,,.;,.s+ tho continually auomon,iue
s... 81 Cl,.-les Abort vtlout farther reinforce.
al -. ,,,os,;o,, ~ retaining the Italian
.,.os l. If less r,o,oent 10 austria than that of
-, .,,l.,.o,ci;,,l existence. Threatened bv
-. h l.. s.i.,.,.,;,. ,,r,,,,,os and revolu.
,.,... ..,..l te. oli.ar,. strength must
,','' %. - 49,, l.f.,,oe. IN Lombard.
-..s..,a,.,,,. ,.ootonod
Tho 1oto bloodv scones AZ Naples seem 20 have
A''N ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
By Pony Express 10 the yew-YOrk Tribune,
Indian OutraEes in Mexico.

AElhAeAlhrf 0atAi ahfr sAN. 49,
An Express has arrived from New Orleans for
the Ne,r. York Tribune. II states that gentleman
arrived on the Sd inst from Tampico who says il
was rumored az tina, place, that san Luis Potosi
had been attacked and captured by 5000 Indians,
and the inhabitants had sought safety IN fish..
Another rumor was, that the anti-pesce party had
possess. on Of the place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
shipNews.-c lea5ea 'lP seFaz BARK Tede'eo' Boston

The ERIE RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-The super
ntendent of the Erie Railroad informs that the state
rnsut in the san OF Saturday concerning Dreadful
Acciden, on the Ere Railroad" altogether erro
neous No passenger injured 10 the least degree
and tie cars were disabled but took the passengers
usual The cause OF the slight collision was that
the watch Of the conductor OF the up train stopped and
he did not discover il until too late. he had however
noticed the fact and had given the signal 10 stop the
train before the other in sight The uptrain In
consequence of this had time stop her onward move
meni, and was coming back when the engines met