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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 20.
Sixth District Convention.

Atsn adjourned meeting last evening oil the Del
esstes chosen from the several Wards composing
,hs vish Congressional District OF this State ~
BOwDITCH BLUNT was chosen Delegate 70
me Wing Presidential Convention, and ALI =" e
BRADFORD, Substitute. Although much diversity
Of sentiment has prevailed in that District win
respect TO Delegate, the final selection was made
with hearty unanimity. Mr. BLusr received
majority Of votes the first ballot after his name
Vas proposed. and on the second was nominated
three .ffths being necessary to choice.
I, 10 needless TO add that both gentlemen are
srdently. unquaifedly iD favor Of HEsRr CLAY for
President FIRST last and all the time Every
cns proposed for Delegate was for Clay and none
cther could have received single vote IN the
Convention.
Our City has thus completed her Delegation
and II any other section send four more de-
tsrmined Clay Wings We shall be very happy to
meet them at Philadelphia
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What Next

The Courier ard Enquirer praises Louis Blancs
d" History of Ten Years" which It commends as
indispensable to a correct understanding OF the
present position OF Europe The Courier says
Louis Blanc IL strong advocate Of Socialism and his
hook IL written entirely In support OF those principles
Tn the working classes and the bouT
gso,se or middle class constantly recognized and en-
forced and the whole ain OF The work is to prove that the
Of Louis Philippe fastened upon the lsborpg classes
all more firmly the tyranny which capital and oonpet'
ton Aad already brought upon h'r''
We have often caught the Courier speaking
prose without knowing it, but never more decided
ly than in the clause have italicised. There
seems to be cause 10 fear that the Courier may yet
become dangerous to the public on account OF its
doctrines.
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RAILROAD AccIDESr--The Boston passenger
,r,r aid NOT arrive 81 Springfield until hslpsst nine on
Monday nisht The delay caused by an accident 70
hs fresht train due there p NJ from the East VIII eh
when near the Collins Wibrshsm, depot ran fo1I OF an
immense Of rock which had been thrown upon tns
track BY the Blasting process which was goiug on tns
point FOR the grading Of the second track The rock es
fim,ted 10 have been tons In weight snd the collision
threw the train of the track smashed the ene,ne snd SIX
ear. 10 pieces and Injured other parts Of the train
The fireman was very badly bruised and hurt but no
bones were broken The engineer wa also olurea ost
uot seriously. The engine was one sud had made
only three trips The persons engaged IN blasting ster
the rock thrown the rack set up snsi ioi
he tra1 10 atop bat IL By the engineer sno
no one by H. there should have been TO warn him
OF tbs danger Springfield Republican.
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New Publications.

The LADIES WREATH.-The publishers of
this popular periodical have laid table richly
bound volume containing the various numbers for the
year. which closes with the present month This volume
enriched with contributions OF some Of most ad
mred writer's among which notice particularly
eral fine poems by WILLIAM II. BuRLEGR. There are
dozen steel engrayings and as many pleasing
pictures flowers which add the beasy and value Of
the work. AS holiday present 1t must be found very
acceptable at the appropriate season.
The May number OF tho LADIES wKKATH contains,
among other articles drama by the Editor Mrs. T. S.
MABTrs, written IN ehaste and finished dicion, en-
bodyns elevated moral and religious sentiment, with
many passages Of much poetic beauty We copy the fol-
lowing sonnet by Burleigh, from the bound volume:
Earth's mingled sounds tumultuous and Wild
The cries Of Hate and Dread. of Hope and Fear,
With their harsh dssOnance perpleX the ear,
TIL mid the din, my soul like grleved child,
Sobs out its passion ate plant. uureeoneiled,
And doubtful arks Can Harmony be born
OF faith, Soul, To spirits undehled,
Aud most to God, through all this wilderment
OF jsrriDs sounds, 10 clearly manifest
An undertone OF sweetest melody;
Nor shall It cease-but 10 ito own sweet law
With gradual force, all lsTing discoTos draw
Till Earth and Heaven in unison shall be-
The " LADIES WREATH" is published BY Martyr 81
Ely, at les Nsssaus at 81 year. payable In advance.
THE ARcRITEcr."-No of this elegant pub
LEGATION has Just been issued by W. H. Graham Tribune
Buildings 1t is fully equal to its predecessors and
tans series Of designs for houses which are worthy Of
being looked at and built ser They give three different
views Of Italian villa such would DO credit 10 the
most cultivated tsse together with the necessary ground
plans, specifications, SC. Mr. RASLETT the author Of
The Architect, The thanks Of all persons Of
sOoG taste for this excellent publication.
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Capture of Runaway slaves.

During the whole OF Sunday, Monday and yes.
teday very great excitement has prevailed In ths CITY
and Georgetown arising out OF Inc aet ma iasy
VI the Two places had been deprived Of their servants aud
It's bel ng that they bad been iasen on ooaTd
vessel which hsd brought wood TO THIS ely and
left the hs al the loot OF seyenth.t On saturday nzh
add sat sail down the Although amCn< the missin
slaves about eighteen or twenty rom II
aso ascertauro nere were more ihan unity belonging
TO citizens Of Washington.
The citizens of GEORGETOWN determined on Sunday 10
give chase the pTaes schooueri aud having procured
the steamboat salem Capt Baksr the pursuers, about ~
nun Der, armed win musseu and other ~eapoH' eIt
Os~ O'.ivos, sd ss quickly P0-.s.s t0ilo-
ed the schooner the Potomac. There we're various
report. IN the city Monday night that the runaway
saves had been captured after desperate struggle In
which Of their killed but none Of these
reports true, Nothing wss known VI either the ia
stiv-, or their pursuers until about &C lock yesterday
,oornina hen the Salem arrived ~ steamboat wharf
bringing with her the schooner and Gil the slaves prison
.r, tossth.r with Edward SsyTes, white mao, VINO
captain Of The schooner ana person named Daniel Day
ton Of Phiadel pha, who had chartered her.
Itapp-Ars that Salem discovered his schooner caed
The Pra lying in Coruhed hsrbor the mouth OF the
Potomac about O'Clock on Monday morning The fu-
gves seventyse In number we're fast asleep below
and EDWARD SayTes the captain Chester English, ghts
boatman aud Daniel Drayton were also below The Sa-
lem being Immediately run alongside The Peaf the
Georgetown party .most in.sanIanso0sS eostaso nsf
The y hto men board The movement was rspid ana
successful and all on board the Pearl were thus mad
without oo0dhed although vss evident that
the would have resisted II there had been any
chance Of escape.
steamboat WhaIf yesterday large number OF persons
were assembled, Of whom used very threztenin 2
language toward the white men who were brought up
prisoners ana The latter escaped without serious per
sonA Injury owing ~ tho prudence and hrmness
the guard By whom they were attended and their Dc.
ing quickly conveyed TO jail In hack, which vas pressed
into immediate requirtion.
We called the jail yesterday after The safs loegment
of III. prisoners and the fustves, and learned from
10, commitment Of Justice Williams, who wenI down
the Potomsc Salem with the pursuing party, that
Edward sayres Chester English aud Daniel DIayton,
have been committed for farther examination the
charge Of aiding slaves to escape from thelr owners
The fugtyes consist VI SO men, 20 women, and is chill
dr.n They al in prison.
We learn that nsl examination Of the parties now In
confinement will take plAss 10 day at O'clock al the jail
before justices Williams and Goddard.
National IntelligsT, lglh.
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Subscriber. received to mi.weekIy Tribune.

70 Old methods Of doing business being repudiated
IS no longer mantanabe in passing from the system OF
grandfAhers to conformsbls to modern I'm.
proyemeuts and consistent with modern times new prin-
cpes should Re examined and their practical application
distinctly understood.
The power " the Press proclaimed the mighty lever
Of the business world and its uniformly successful opera.
icl demonstrated IN the various business pursuits to
which I; has been iudiciOusly applied.
The imporancs OF understanding the principle Of adver
Using therefore, AMI how to make the application with
the best effect can 10 longer be doubted BY intelligent
minds.
To those who desire IT, every information possessed by
the agent on the subject Of advertising In the newspapers
OF the country for which PALMsRis deputea to trans
act business will be eheerfay impaired at the agency In
the Tribune BaildiDgs.
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BIZ reisgraya 10 tie Ner- YorE Tr,5rns.
Another Conhagration and more hiotins.
WARRINGTON Wednesday. April ~.


highly excited crowd remained around the
Office Of tie National Era last night uIul near
midnight; The mob, niinly composed Of boys,
stoned the house, broke the windows and signs
ana we're only prevented from resorting 20 farther
violence By strong party OF police, VINO were IN
attendance The jail 10 which the prisoners are IN
generated is protected by strong guard
This morning large ire broke oGt IN three
story brick house in Fourteenth st opposite " l.
lards, owned by White Stevens OF Philaaei-
pha and occupied by Mr Wheeden' which vas
totally destroyed, also two othera' one oil wnlch
was owned by the SEINE persons, and the other ~
Mrs Blanchard Of Washington. Major Grahsms
Office was il one Of them, and all MS papers were
destroyed Mr. Wheedon iesped from three
story window, with child IN his arms The WIND
wa, blowing stiff gale during the fire which
lasted seven hours.
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business Notices.

AUcrtoS NorIcE The attention Of dealer. sod house
kesyss fsqsesss to the lss sss Of rich cabinet fur
nurs 10 be .0ld tbi, ssy by CoLroS ~ Fulton $,
comprising every variety Of city .nd sasou n,ss rui.
tur- N5i the bs., quality southern 40 Wsssn
ehsats wi. iad this favorable opportunity to
SELECTION. Foo P.itisaisis see Azstioa hsAd.
~ GsrsS Pe,s SC are rcssiysd from chHs.tou
; C. By JonS IA Bso.s 4 Co $50 West.t. W,.hio ston
Market 10 few weeks besns toms,oe,, eusumb-u, &C
from those celebrated gardens
RtcHsLisU DIAnOSp.PoisTED GoLo PsSs These
pen. which ars decidedly The ses sad cheapest In use
are sold exclusively BY & T. NArsosk Co IS william.
e ana Y SsyAGE, ~ Fsitoa TIE points are war.
rsned 10 for years snd for ard debility
they Our soca 5e!n1 large sud well
sorted hose who wish purchase GOLD pen, BY the sro.,
or dozen ~ 10 fod paees much lover than any other
desisu the tgsde.
EortcE-CHkLEs r. F0LwELL, draper and tailor.
formerly corner OF Broadway aud John.) respectfully
informs his and oieE patrons that he has sssn
entered into the tailoring be.ines, ST 80 Broadway tour
doors below Rahbun's Hotel ssSrrarbksat
re- IMPORTED ssEscH C1IT DKss, Doors Of superior
quality and styles prices % sui the times aos
cheaper than 81 shy other establishment IN the city Aso
Patent Leather Boots. G,sers &c. Tor sale BY
alt lws tkENSh shH"' 10 hn'
THg sEA,os-" spnns time 10 coming" end all per.
sou. who desire enjoy good health faro ugh the Somer
mouths careful to purity snd cleanse their systems
from s impurities and unhealthy that seeums-
las particularly shis ot,s yszr sssDss sAs-
s,PAEmL, peculiarly adapted % this ~ors Of purifying,
81 it possesses sill the curative prop sesof hs root In tho
most efficient aud condensed form and acts directly upon
the blood process OF s foruston, and thus causes
The .peedy removal Of Ulcers Tumors. scrofuls, Efup
ton Enlargement Of the Glands and all other external
manifestations Of an unnaturs circulation,
Prspsred ana sold wholesale aud retail BY A IS ID.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists Toe Fulton. corner OF VIII
ifsnrsl g7S Broadway, ard 77E~t Brosdway New fors
Sold also ny Orussists generally throughout the United
st.tes Pre-. 81 per bottle or sir bottles for -.
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Law Coarf-.
- ,,,.sr-ss-efsl Tarm- Before judge
Ef~affs 7ssfimsHg H Equity ms No.ts ,..,i,,~a.
cs,isous " ;.kns aP es'es 10 sfn, 10 49, C@1.
IL =, - ts.fd In pea Coz l. r-ebJ - ths lev N'
49, n ~ nothins 10 show tho almost a'tsf ~F es
sibity y r-sustioa q NJ IA osiss A, ,,,
oflsyis u4H.sd Cece.I Norton --Ths 70 ~ spPHeAu "a
10 get back lease u premises No Aent gwen I ~,
80. A. sou year the said premises oeiDs wofth >o'v
e,r sns the es-- beiss induced by wrors rspfe.snt
uon, The eompsin.nt. m her OIL 't',s' ths, ,ae -
ssashser OF late Apner Hssns Who died IN s'7 De-
qa-shns Ter the house u ques;ion-ths on the NOR
ins before father 'uned some o. her rrati3u'
r-nsed her his sad MARY gsDs 70 De pisc7d IN mo LII
o,ue A,yluu B l1omiugdse, The warrant OF Justices
T.yor and Newhog,e bssca The affidavit u Dfs Iho
nas Barrett and Elisha r. BecheI hat thu SAID defend
ant Csceia AZ that tine Necela meit9n' yep -.
ard nses At 49, Division Il and being sequsaso
~ish complainant procured As9e s9rPuI 70 pT @
her behalf. which The SAID hsry H. ~ss brVush lou
the ssylum before Judge Who aef being 'atisned e
proof that there 10 ctnse oi ner osibs ~,
ssylum, discharged hrf' toat shr tntn y ~
hogs 10 Asn-sL and The sid Cecilia beeSme an intts
With her and fnaiy epresented that had 70 Y.y
90 and keep ssic Mary out Of the ignsAc ayom snS
ia rompeusaton lor which the sfd May was Induced 10
sive her the leAse In question. MI Allison tnen
hs said Cecal. ana they took possession u the house
but u turned out money had ever been pad ~ NE $50
Cecsli., &c. Argument wa presented 6hss i" $50.
ford. Esq Tor complainant, eud hsssu Robert smnet
snd Stevens Boxie Tor defense ms 4ste1 00H''u's
that the lease Is valid
SUPERIOR covSr-Berrs Chief Justice O.kley.-Hcnry
~ Wa~ncr va U'gl X Paine-To recover damages for
alleged SANDER chasing Perary a, relaed 70 some
piMnua. Me.srs Bashnsl Bliss, and Mr.. An,hon, for
defendant, Mr.. A. ". Clason, j.
CIRCUIT CoUsr-BefoIe } udss Hurlbut-Wm Perry vs.
iona " Wong and 0ttsrs-ActiOn By the owner OF me
oop Dart ss.nst the Of the steamboat Express
for collision IL eontended thai the defendants were
rot shown 10 be liable ners. insult ws shtsd
For plaintiff, Mr. Blunt for defendant Mr.bradJ'
UNITED STATES DrsrSIcr CoURr BARI cAlHt,ter-
Noe pfosequii have been entered a. 20 MIR hsuhe"s
and the mate OF the vessel ndlstsd - oens 00n
cerned 10 the slave trade
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The House Of Representatives as will be seen
ey oar Telegrspbc Report. yesterday decided BY
strong vote 10 unssst Mr. jackson and then send
the whole matter back to the People OF the Dis
,rict The Governor will Of course promptly order
a Special Election.
We are perfectly satisfied with this course 1t
. better than TO have given the seat to Col. Mon
roe by party vote. Then there would have been
complaints Of unfairness and Partially now there
cannot be The Aims House and Penitentiary are
now under good government, and will not over
wbelm the ballot boxes with Migrants and culprits
Whoever the Legal Voters shall prefer will now
DO the Representative, and with that we shall be
content
The vote Of the District at the late Charter Elec
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Winfield Scott viii shortly arrive n his city under
Ge The Government report himself st " sshin
dc will nis native land under circumstances
strange, ana 10 respects m0rlyins that apart
spire his reception should p5 u Character 70 make tbs
old soldier for that he lost favor with bs Goyerumen
while he tanis for his scuetry. IN. y. Pic 18th.
FoRGERY-A series OF forgeries amounting to
he large Of - 500 yesterday asceTts ned to
been committed the banking hrm Of Jas hJob
Co. Cs psf sud several other houses by tudvidu nal
named I 4 Bernard Megnes lately esfk IN the poy
o. M-sfrs Chsubefin 4 Co. de has aosconded. Meg
German YET spezxs coca Ia. ish, bat with Ger
man scceuI and about 81 So years II lafoma-
issued foI his when found reward Of
ESQ ostse b Mssss Rob Co for ms Apprehension
~ U Com Times.
EF A slave Of Mr.. Matthew Cacullu OF New
Oeans assaulted his with rszor the osheE day,
while tue latter wLs attempting 70 eksstse him The
slave gained Mr. CO face badly and subsequently made
unsuccessful attempt 10 cut cihcer who vas uy %
arrest him de then cut his throat win he rsLof
which be sti held n his hand but u WAS thought be
would live O1g enough 70 be stanged according 10 TIE
statute in such made snd provided
~ An article in the Richmond Enquirer which
sppe. tbs shape II letter from this city, has been
gssursy repubshsdia the National lnetgHeer IN III
CoHrrsr de- Et1ts JniI, &c GcTrsddag that seere-
tary Marcy VIII 40 Milisier 70 hes'ia &C &c As tli'
report tex u has Low assumed thai chaIacter 10 exctng
much interest We beg leave sa,s tnat t 10 Ike the
thousand other runors that g. oCt from WashinEton-
without the slightest foundation. Washington Union
IL The extensive coach mGnuiacsory Of Mr..
samuel Weaver In GstISsbaTs Pa destroyed b. hr=
on " edn esday last iDss 10 5000.
Eg The General Agent Of the National Wash
ington Monument Association the receipt
S5oli 90 since The 2eth VI March
IL The SIETERaARKIscHE MUSICAL COMPANY
svHs series Of very Successful Concerts in New
Orleans.
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storm or the Chesapeake.

BALTlN0EE, WednssdsJl ApflI 10
There has been heavy storm on the Chess-
peake bay and on the coast 1t Is supposed tna'
several vessels have been wrecked or lost A
heavy thunder storm passed over the city and
some places were struck by lightning-durns or
following which hurricane passed over, doing
considerable damage.
The markets generally are without change in any
particular.
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Things In 4 hilsdel phia.

NOITesP0nucuU OI TO tlI11u57
PHiLADELPHIA. Wednesday,, April 49,
This has been a very dlsagreeable day Of rain.
and seet which has probably done injury vegets
tion 10 our vicinity.
The outdoor operations Of trade also nded By
tbs Indictment weather, and indoors bat little
acted
Stocks sold to but moderate extent at yesterdsys
prices Penn 81, Isl, Tennessee Bonds So, IA VIII
Iaington Co. IA Lshsh Cans Scrip 7si
Mr. Dyer bad Photographic exhibition 81 the Musical
Fund Hall which about 200 persons present and
many anxious attend who could not obtain
About so Of his pupils present, who read
photographic writing with perfect facility. Tue hi gh
School wrote al the rate VI 81 words minute
Mr. Dyer the rate Of l51 wosos PEI minute. The
audience seemed highly delighted and bestowed much ap
ID
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Attempted suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, wednesday, Apfh ~
William schsffer attempted this afternoon TO
commit suicide by cutting bis throat with razor
in a barber shop in Baltimore. He Inflicted a ter
rible cash, but is still alive
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~ THE AaEsIcAx MUSEUM 40 usual, IL teemins with
susctons end the spacious halls Of that arse establish
nent we'll filed asy and sht With yislters erapn-
Jog the splendid specimens OF AnuAs Birds, Shells
Minerals, and above ALL that superb collection Of Wax
ststuafy Tbs Lecture Room too, far from being de-
seTted-if last night was sample-for 1t was crowded
with q large audience, who with unfegned delight, wit
messed the ieughabe farce Of Great Western and the
astonishing Tests Of the Fire King.
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~ The Ner-Hapen Palladium learns through
private letter from mddletown that Mr. Charles MeDo-
noagh lieutenant IN the navy. and Of ths late Com
modoe NcDonoagh, cut MIA throat In that city Thurs
day he did not hit the utuar vein sad IL 10 supposed
he may recover.
DEArR OF CaAPxAS.-Jossph Chapman. the
wslknown Growing politician IN Indiana We see IL stat
Cd, died recently In Mexico.
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By THE HIDylGHT SOTTHEBI NAIL

~ The Uasoa pabiishe. an othciAi note run
ro-- pe-rr AL iourc o. ths -e.ii 81 Coumhnle' i''
p. wisoa. Of ne L :. ssamer ta'e hseei On ''A'-
-. s-,.f-e IN the Aivarado RIVER. on ihe iJih Ill.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

IowA-TscxAs II. BEsroS, Jr., Loco Fooc, has
probably been elected State Superintendent of
Pablic Schools in Iowa, over JAS HARLAN. Wing
the present incumbent, according to IN estimate in
the Dubuque Tribune, Taylor paper
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ILLisols.-The Wings Of Boone County, Illinois
resolved that no man 10 entitled to or can receive
the vote OF the Whis Party OF this Union--for the
highest Office in the Government-unless he is
broadly, undeniably, and above suspicion, Wing
devoted to Wing measures, aud attached to Wing
principles.
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ES- Hon. Asa CLAPP, father Of the Member Of
Cosres, from the Portland DistTet, father insw 10
Judge Woodbury., fer many yssEs an enter prsas msF.
chant and a. the time Of bis death the richest sn in
Maine died his resdsEcs Ia Portland ca Monday after
8 long illnen az the age OF e..
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RROnKLYN AFFAIRS.

Sons or TEMPERAScE.-This society will hold
their first monthly Temperance meeting in the Plymouth
Church in Crsnbery hi, evening Exercises to com
msnce at 7. O'Clock Rev. J. L.. Hodgs Of the fret
Baptist Church and Rev. II. w Bsecher Of the Plymouth
Church, will deliver addresses on The occasion.
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GaIlantry Of DIR. K. X. Kane.

Extract fre letter from Col Cads GoperH0r Of Pss-
bla to trtssd IA fAis ciiy, dated
PUEBLk, Mexico, jan. q, l8fS.
You are aware that Oh his way 10 this city rs
bessr Of dispatches and NsPaucs distant 50 miles
FROM this, IN company With Col D0uinsBez Command
native con psny, ana toward the close 81 December.
they fell IN with Gens Gsons and Toueon with co
70 lanser thai hght Immediately ensued, IN which
DR. Kane took sctve and most gallant part resuug
In capture Of the two generate major Of Gen
G,ops ana four captains with htyone iarcefs that AZ
the action II required all the hrmoess and
decision CT the doctor TO preserve The lives Of these OH
eers he did II IL the risk Of HI, On occasion
nnterposins between Of these hsssvsges and Gen
Gsons, be received severe wound from lance in his
eide This the excitement ard tie istigus, brought on
bis ilins,s, which has nearly cost him his life
Ca the second day Of his Sickness General Gaono insist
ed upoa his being removed 20 his house aud II
eordipgy done Here the General bis wife ana osul b.
him snd watched hi with all the
anxiety ard tenderness that gratitude sad affection could
dictate Had the Doctor been under ais parental roof he
could have bsen sfecr0nsiey Ano andy eAtsc
ani cared for. daily witness Of their attentions 70
hm-slthoGgh In sn adjoining room lay their
nsor Gaons badly wounded ~ tLe HANDS OF the Doctor
asrns he engsssment Tbs Kindness u the General snc
ms family TO hiu has frequently called forth my thanks
ane ~ pIopst tine shall ossy rotics their hospita
iaJ aLH a~eotlOR. lPcnnsylvanian.
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