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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

r t.e Elrerr n pea Llrsrf Jo.ral
Cutrt Cousin Blu july l-.

H'''' re- i-.tseif J,-'fi.
. ''Lt. '''NIf. i- July Pr. 49,,
N-'i 't"'' lr'i IL tif aIif l' state Ift
nave observed i n" fefprot that Gen Taylor maniesis
toward Ore sold iefs was under bis command ai trn
battles oi Polo Atn and ke.aca d. IN Ii'na. On oar
march tY face iAc enruy. tai. after coming n sight o.
t1ru w. continued i9 advance. Taylor ordered halt
fnd inquired 10 ihe d.f-rr1t commander. whether
thcir Ien A.l frnj -. "it.r in their rsn'rent Ono
and a. cf.rd o4i ia't ta'y Aa4 n1lr At ts time t1r
'i"A.'h- "''. 'i'tN.ii- t. 1-. ana y hc Az" tl,
mon 'f.i---i. ID '' 90 am -'L Nal'f NIIHnii NA.h
fm fcft'in t"'t ''i'n l.. -''i lN' exc ne 'i
"' 10y .''l1 i'''ii o' i ~
800, 49,, a.
''N} GAG 20. wa. ~ ~
requested Dl h.sNN h.'~' W. '',' y"
H'''-..- ~ pr - Z p
.'' 'i .i- p" '-'' ,'ii ."'"
-.N m'.nt'-n'1 N'. i..l'l .'l 4'i -ll
cannon 'f cth' ,i.'' .o ".i" 'N' Ni'.'' '' -''D+
unH.nrs horse. pi Company h - Dragons 'u
ine night alter me o'iir ih' 'rH'fai Ni,h l,tt 10
N.' escort Ven 90 'a'H OF ln' ''ini'.iln- ,..,t,
giving oficis in pr.-on va 90. %. .3' pAy .'.,
"'ul ".ln pm. I'm 81. in .Li..- III On, t w." '
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81. ~ ..fi +. .,.i. ,,.t.. 80.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

Tho judge having now sot his eyes Open allowed NJ
Mann 60 So on. Tor which liberty be- returned thanks 10
Che Court aud proceeded 90 read cNtract from the
srrc,h ut N,p. Ma stanton member oi Congress from
trnncsscc delivered on thc snmc occasion and pecu
Harry Illustrative of the way lea which ideas oi freedom
may be- and are dauscd among the slaves Of this DIS
trict
Tho whole scene. Of which have given but 70 very
imperfect den was highly cNcitne The Judge pu'
uscf ut trst on ,cr, high horse but the excellent
advice hc got from Mr. Carh-" very soon sohcrcd him
and hc gave zap and roi oar o the scrHpc the best Dee
could Nrisflc most uuipurtunnfc Judge The prisoners
could possibly have We're they tried before purely
Southern court they might expect something Ike mag
uauimliy and tair play But Judge Crawford happens
Go hc Northern dough inrc and what is worse, 70
dough ia,c against whom the charge OF Abohuoni7ln
has formerly been brought % is perhaps terror Jet
fhs charge should Dee renewed that makes Dim ih
ihs trpl and has made him u former ones ean go "r
toward the side of Slavery to Doe n great danger OBJ
losing the equilibrium of Justice.
Will only add thai the number of indictments found
in this cnsc amounts 100 all 90 Jij. There are 81 in
ctmcnis against each OF the three prisoners for sctl
ing. and 60 for bhductug ON each indictment mo
District Attorney receives aicc OF 80 amounting %
$50 on this batch of indictments out of the pocket-
of the people Of the United states All the o'icDec-
charged might legally and properly have been incut
d fNu indictments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

f.n f.s D f.H.H.e. IN.
Our letters and papers by thc New Orleans. came O.
hand yesterday Our i.es from he Cry o Mexico are
O. the lfth nst three days later than received oy
tac Alabama lr Great Western
We -t leit iu much uncertainty "a to the result
OF The actions between Paroles ami bustamente -
The paper. the interest ot each claim Tue victory Tor
their side ln the Monitor Rrgbntln0 Of thc iith
there is kind of diary oi each days events, from
winch 90 appears that the Eth eryfhnt was quiet
on the -h Bustsmeute attempted to carry oy assault
ta' tort 0t ID Iso. but repussd after desperate
fighting some deserters went over this iay O.
Parcdes on the 4th some troops OBJ the SO Regiment
Of Alende went over 90 psredes There was liu,
ighting tnis day.
ON the 10Th tranquility gned buy there i report
that this day Busameute retired from Nurl. but The
Governments newspapers refuse 20 behave b. tyen
from fn- ana,.,o---ior tnuk manifest that Psrc
des had tlc l--r Uf h down o. the Itl We have et
ter from very integent foreigner iu Vera Cruz who
writes that The report Is current there hst BIstamrntc
hag fallen back const lucuccs oi biz revcr-es 20 Cc
laya al0ut half way between GIanfuato and Qu0re
taro ald n most OF bis troops had deserted Busta
mcnte cOnic--es despatch dated the -th met mat
the division OF COriazsr bad been repu.scd and that
many troops dispersed bat be AFFECT % treat il light
affair.
The -upr me Court has pronounced be- decision upon
the question OF the treaty declaring that WAS NOT no.
ces-sry that should be- submitted % the Legislatures
OF the different states for their approval.
The pressure OF European news upon our column
cOmpe.s ne 20 cut short our Mex can affairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

rs yy.lld submit o. tle plague. because I can't
helpit But i0r tie want ~ moral courage. said
he We would have many Jul Ire re'o-le-s. T. 80
moral courage that was wanted iu The nation t1-
Iar. Asa nation we are uaeXceied DO bravery.
blt we are lacking lu moral courage. IL was
mush easier tor @ man % toce an enemy 0n the
field of battle. when URGED oa by las c.m-adcs and
the sound o. tie drum and tur h,c, flau o. stand
up in defence o. the Truth alt advocate Reform
u the 'rre % opposing public opinion.
ST.. P1-t was succeeded ny Mr. IlugIasf. W In
srot. 800 decided a1i strong terms Dob opposition Oh
tIe War spirit. slavery. &c. a.te+ which tle as
semoy dispersed
Never has 20 been our lot 70 spend a Fourth OF
f..v iu such a manner. deep religions ieehl-
seemed o. peryade tle minds 90 Oh who spoke
The people ot Cortland Co. are deeply Interested
.a The success ot ,ho institution ald have alreadr
pledged themselves 90 the amount OF twelve thou-
sand dollars TOYS ard sustaining u.
Should aug ot the friends o. Educational aud
other reform, desire more pari.u.a information
respecting TO- letter direct "a % either of tine fo'-
lowing gentlemen would doubtless meet with at
tentou: Elder G.. p Gr1s,euor or Geo. Clrtlss.
Utica Elder s. j. Posi-. OHe-o. ". y. Dad. Ire
yor Lockpori %. II. salisbury McGra~siUe.
ny. Yours. GEO. q.
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nKnnkINN ArINRs

S,If.EuAr lrHr-I flI1tIt L0<. sI i.if.--l =
leni,y afternoon between end co,k a. tho steam.
boat u-I.n.t Wa .n.n- up from staten Island when
iist sbot, Robbins Reef C1gt Van pclt de-cfci .a
boar hing on her beam ends about halt mile o. wind
Nfr ana immediately altered the course ui thc steamer
.0 s o. run gsie ~ her whore flc engine stop
ped Tine hOtt Nas ordinary mansai center board
open boat and had cyd, ntIy been but short um1
upset tlc seats and other plrt- oi htf appoint
euts which would naturally he detached from her bg
the action 90 toe water were al floating " Thin few
.,et 1i h,r and e distance of straw bat was seen
the surface 0f the wat.r 40 one was found upon
in fhe ncighb. ihood oi the boat and the Steamer
.Iusi beer 10 stated that one OF tc passsu
gers on the Hu-uenot bad seen the same boat leave
staten slant with on board and from the fact
tnat hon her wrecked condition hr,t o1-ervtd she
iu the very center 0i the bay with all the inica
tons ~ having but recently upset and no other boat or
vessel 10 her vicinity he conclusion was forced lpon
al that those vino started in Ter had perished The
wind blew rerctly from The southeast yesterday after
noon and the bay was h-hed into angry ioamng waves
making altogether too rough tor ordinary small boats
Brooklyn Eagle Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
Riot at Allegheny tity-Operativc- In Pos
session Of The Factory Defeat Of the >hor-
IN aud officers. PrTsnrFs July 81, 1879

ctcmeui all day IN consequence VI riot among the
factory operatives strike had taken place 0 force
thr u pr0pueior- D. ci the ten hour law go into ope
ra,lon some of the operative bad resumed w0IA "a
thc Penney NED notwithstanding the orncfs r.
fu.ed fu gran, their demand and % Consequence tho
other ulsc1ncufs attacked the mill broke the doors
and ud0vs and fls.iy dispcr.ci the sheriff posse
called out o. rrpress tne outbreak The sheriff and
several ~ the Police officers and other prrsons were
badly hurt The operatives appear to have gained the
day. and fears are nd that hcy VIII proceed -
farther violence They are now in possession Of tbs
factory
The Hour market With but moderate business - in
favor of the buyer Holders Of wheat sre very hm
and buyers 40 not meet them Corn aud other grains
are .u steady demand 40 previous rates There s no
activity IN any article. Provisions-quotatl0ns are
.teafv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, August T. ,-is
- EDWARD SIMPSON. Esq. who for tee past
q yrs IA. bad the m,nsgcmen' o. ths Park heater
sed Yesterday morning about O'Clock Of 80 ncston q
th hear. He ws. about 65 years Of sge and has len
,. and srversl Oh ldren destitute by hls loss. he
change 81 proprctor IN the Park Tneaer BY which -
49, tr1sn out of employment wrought so strongly "a
be mind hist o no doubt occasi0nci bis death IT'S
character tor honor and integrity stood hsh with al
those eh whom h. bad .niercourse. and hi' decesso
VI Be nourncd by lsrge circle Of Friends It's ede',
son 3. aow Passed Ni,h.pmsn 90 board the T. 'hip
Wi'hng'o'. lying A. present Ia Delaware Bay
FiW-Ths incoming about 81 clock hre.
which 5 slpposei 20 have been the work 81 an ncen.
diary broke olt the OF - - anthony . occu-
pied y Joseph Ritter - workshop Tor the making Of
wood moui.ngs by steam power TIE frcncn were
quickly "a tc .pot aui sarcecdcd n exungufshng ths
Game. before much damage bad been done
I>it>.rio, DFNIsD.-Trc milton Or i.iuncron
lining The Er.e Railroad Company from chsrterns
ther .tcsr boat la BAY time to boz use Cor excursions.
~, denied th. forenoon by Jui-e sanford ihe bost
nae a 2 bc,u procured ,na used part OF thc time
by tic company .n tie regular prosegution oi their
business.
HC> OVER -Yc,trrday afternoon boy about
DID, years OF age named Mch,, Pembroke W. run over
1y sfe-r thr corner o Barclay and Greenwich sts.
le -. inf cdnt,y conveyed to the residence ol hs
parents, 80 40 Tluty st where needles. assistance
vas procured i.r hr and is expected tlat hc vii
soon recover irUu Che effects 90 his accident child
about years ola named Rhodc. Was r.U over yesir-
i'y n p,l.ncry - by sroccrs wagon bat iurlu.
nateiy lot dangerously hurt
A,out>I.-Yc .ieriay afternoon boz, ua-ned
So ,m flood wss go severely injured by failing from
Che new steamship in Bells ward foot OBJ. stanton 81
,lai hr died lu shout - 10 hours alirlNard
Pnif,F-A fellow named Milton Stamford vas
taken into custody Yesterday charge of .fsbblng
man named George iitr. iu Pre- neck with knife aut
nearly srfrrn- fhf main artery. oUcr smith of the
firh W ard yc.tsrtay arrested tNo men. named John
Cram and Ezra Woody alias John llughcs. whom he
caught n fte at .f attempting o. iorcs sn entrance into
the premises 10 lai-lf-f John ti- was arrested
yesterday. and committed for examination on charge
nf stealing $50 from ruan named tdAaid Jones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

FlRE-We learn from the Gq'Qis AfrcrfScr
that IRE broke on, in tina, village Saturday night
lsst which consumed tw0story building belonging 70
Joseph Granger Esq with of is contents nclud
ng the entire printing materials OF the Frontier Journal
oihce which wss located In the attic of the building
The building was occupied by several individual Ia
the basement were two stores the goods To one occu
pied by \ r. Durham We're entirely consumed -
These goods were insured tor -O0-amount of loss
not stated J. Granger occupied the other store His
stock valued AZ - 900 and insured for 1900 was
mostly saved. but in dlmlgcd STATE The building
including their Library. insured for 5000 The
Printing Of-e was insured for 500 which covers but
a small portion OF is value.
DESTRUCTIVE FlnE-The splendid brick man.
.ion house OF the late John G. Herbert occupied by
Mr. Herbert in Evansville District Prince Georges
county. was consumed by hre on the 81 inst This
MAGNIFICENT house cost upward Of $1,000 There was
an insurance OF g 900 the property IN the Mutual
lire Insurance Company OF MONTGOMERY County
Baltimore sun. 3lst
SERIOUS ACCIDENT Mr.. James II Blake, OF the
hrrn Of Coolidge Blake Co Of this city and Mr. Hen
~ schmidt the vonst seriously injured on sat
urdsy ia the vicinity VI Phillips Beach by being thfo"n
violently from a chaise Mr. Blake was injured IN on"
Of his hands and wounded In the head he u recover
ing aud Will be- out in day or Two NJ Schm1t -
more seriously injured and hes "a very critical situ'
ton His wounds are in tho head Bost Trans
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.nIr- a, the .rock E,chnuar AGO. |

u1sx<.- PIArOFORTEs.-Pers about puT.
$500 80 chasing Pianos vii ind e 10 q sdgsn-
~R4 7sge % cal Il X. Glenn Co.'S dansfacio-
] J j Try. l9l Falton-sl (west Of Br9adwayl.
ru-ra assortment u Mahogany snd Roseso Pianos con,
ssny hand which vii BE- sOlf O FOR cfsn % approved
paper Dealers supplied on literal Terms
my.7 K GLENN co lsf Fuliun-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

Tar StsrFN.toN BKipoE-CuNrLErfO Or rHE
Foor AZ The Suspension Bridge Is no longer
mere p.cfirr on paper. but magnificent reality To
iay he entire foot way thousand feet IN cngth
and two ic,f ln WIDTH NiI he Completed. and b-i0rt
sunset 80 Elrt vii have driven b. with horss
and buggy Hereafter g Will lc Used common
highway between the domin.ous uf Her Majesty ard
those belonging 90 Uncle sam. ant any saunCh roy sf
or sturdy republican can wax across 10 on payment OF
twenty Owe GENTS Ih, towers Tor The great bridge VIII
hc commenced forthwith iusi rear o, thosc thatsas-
TAIN the rtrs r tho Foot Bridge and before the wear
-1 shall hc numbered smous the past the whole wors
Nil probably ac completed. and train oi cars WI
pass over 90 The wifa 4 .fi.s already overcome
hereafter a VII DC plain san- Tho number oi thos'
who visit The bridge MATTER of curiosity Is quite
large and the income derived from hat source - saia
cirnt ta paw = handsome interest on The amount ~
pended Buffalo Courier july -
IrNN.-Thc valuation of Lynn i'r thc current
wear ], Real estate s3-ld'e. personal estate.
- lti ht6- total a. 90 t~ The ra.r OF taxation .
re cents ru tho sluu fhc town tax being -1oolo snd
county taN siAfO The value ct the real estate 10
ahaat > uoNo more than tho valuation ot tho fca.
osiate in Ncwbufyport
NGwHt RrFoEr.--rhc valuation at NcwhuD-
port tor tho - lea rial estate si.i-ANo
pcraonal estate - -A $40 Total St6is 81 TIE ratio
II taxation 81 w sio0 Last rcar eny = ccnis
The town tan tGis year SO loo number Of Po' lsls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

A>lrHfA CA,t of poi.o>lNs.-A tew days
since We noticed at length io- .he purpose oi putting
druggist and fhs public 600 their guard ease 90 po
-.n.n- a. Black Rock from tfsug hcIatouua which
.,as purchased Tor cNua.t ui ttntelou-acing so ia
be.ri upon tnc pots. Ihlr-iay. Dr :. NJ DAVIS hlV'
iu- occasion to use som. ut tlr extract ln MAKING
medicinal compound ot which Dee engaged n me mfn
lf,rure cent O. the samr drug. 20 which the former
article was purchased and procured i'l pots. labeled
a.. b.. fore Extract of Dautruu BOO pared hf inr United
xrr.' -ocrtv Sew Lebanon. y. IT, tasted o.
before using o. Co tcst Us quality and u Immediately
produr,d che effects OF poison and be- lay .n critical
condition M The afternoon. Niih spasfls and complete
exhaustion from the effects .f fhe poison aui 1f wrd
-inrs Experiments were made and This extract was
found % 1e the same that previously nlucUd-cN
tract 81 deadly night SHADE. ,lcatonnal What msscs
the matter iu the case j. bad pr DAVIS asrd me
evtruct 10 h.s preparation B, would have been wiiry
i.4u.cd and probably poisoned large numbers. and
this Wa only prevented by hrs testing che quality oi mo
article. Buffalo Com Aa'-
SAD CAsrAirY On Saturday last tie sc1r
Charleston belonging to Mr James p ioit OF this
town anil bound io Now York Wa capsifri in ,iHAi
about sixteen cs down tho river ant two oi Nf u"Nt'
children were drowned ils family wcfc in tA' Hai's
tom on their way io Portsmouth, o. pass iho summer
which va. mite ami bali from uc Charleston wa'n
tho saua sfrurt &c. COON s tu hcr ant sac'rrAcd n
.a,tr. add an BOARD except thr fN ciilrn who wrrr
.n t,r cabin drowned ono oi thc hiirrn who Bad
raW.ri up Goa tao steps o thr ct1n a''fr inc water
va. saved hy eating into tho car.n 'fra' praise 80
understand Due tn tfr crew 1i ihr 'harrsion ior
tbrir rxrftons ln saving Tho ladies' who wrru Boo 'hr
.blu when the squat struck and rescued almost
rutrarai lousy a. tho vessel going over The sur
ivnra returned iu fhr Gafrlr with tho uf tho
children who wrfr buried nn sunday
Washington n Z Whis July -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
4 barbsrous act-a horr.d deed
OF needless cruelty 60

Gen. TAYLoRs letter of acceptance has been
received here, and IL in New-York probably
before thi, time. He accepts, with his usual mod
- depreciation OF his own merits, the nomina-
lon OF the Wing Convention for the Presidency
and promises, II elected. TO serve his country to
tie best OF his ability and with all sincerity.
HIS modest unassumng letter will contrast ia
,oraby with the self-satisfed arrogant letter OF
Gen. CAss; who, beside even on the occasion OF
accepting the nomination OF one party, cannot for
tssr eliminating the other.
Gen. WM. @. BUTLER has received no official
conjunction, as yet, OF his nomination as candi-
date Of the Democratic party for the Vice Presi-
dency. Whenhs letter Oiacceptance is published.
bis friends are confident it will be found to contain
10 unworthy mputation upon his opponents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

letter I.0m La-ualfa, IeceIveI bV a respetta-
bic house IN ths city says A national schooner OF
war Just from Cumans and reports thar Pens ha-
given 100 % G0vernment-that IS. has asked tor an .H
dtto psrdon) This intel grncc, which D. also. W.
learn reported n the Caracas papers-he Pf'roii and
B1lfu Of-al-is very different from that given hy the
New-York papers. which represent pena as msrchin.
victlrIousy against the Government 40 the head CO.
! 900 men. The Minister 90 the Interior had gone o
Porto Cabco. 20 meet the President who was expect
ed there on the 18th inst The Government has pur
chased the B0'efn says, i've schOouers whicl are
beng armed az Puerto CahelO. Phil. y. American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

Aru,.iors Arrflfr rn -ioor a Mas oN rHF
fren,r,Y-O saturday Isst af ahou, hsltPast B
o....< ln thf afternoon ls Nj Henry Hyde. oi NcN
Tom Centre. ~. proceeding. homo Alter having ~ a
load 1 vegetables fhs ely and bad reached the edge
M Newton he perceived igw rods ahead wei
dressed youn- man standing 10 tle eide 40 tr' road -
This young man. who coIld from coy. % nAl upon
which b. Was both ways. after gat.ug tl around
waited lunl 49, Hyde had sot Within few feet OF BIN.
when Ar raised pistol took Deliberate ann and DIS
charged TO-
Amer ,hc discharge. the ruffsn perccivins that BE-
hai not rcctrd his purpose of disabling Nr hyde tooA
t1 bic heels and made M ine direction 90 This city
40 the time of the ischar-c Mr Hyde Vas sitting with
h.s arm across bis breast supporting DIS cam 4nr
wrist received the ball. which was undoubtedly 10
tended ior h.s breast Do pierced through t"o incS
uc.se- of coat and Two shirts indicted sA-ni nesn
wound and lodged 90 The cut Ahcrwari the ~add.n-
was found On the ground the sPot where ihe pst'
vss discharged 81 Hyde bad narrow escape iof be
life and cannot conceive any other motive ior TIE ~
trrptthan robbery he thinks be- has seen BIS assasni
tn III. civ carriage httle way ahesd al, the
ann, bgt vs. concealed from sight by aturn in the
road Ato.cihcr 10 che most alilciuas attempt 81
murder sni robbery we have heard of ior long time
Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
rAc iuien'> Tactics Of Elcctioncrrins ,'cn.
Tn,ler's Letter OF Acceptance.
ot De ltI'anr.
MAslnN.rnN. sunIaN. Iulv .lL

.rtVsl s'Htrnyc N tac liI'an'
W,Nu>orcN. SUNDAY. July .u.
Tie W.>. . i.... contains aNia,its tom
e\oua,cc-s oiOho. o. the effect that Gen.
'rtil .s asrj rs,hcr bsrsh iansua-c toward them
,r,. ds,rs,. and draws the conclusion
esq che establishment of tins fact vii dcpuvc the
o.l Hcro SO thc vote of Ohio
rsstth, Volunteers 81 rcplmandcd may vote
istrs; TNicE. is moro thaa probable, Cor
What rogue Ter i,lt the halter draw,
With so,i opinion ei the law
Rat thst majority o., thc citizens OF Ohio or Of
Ell, Democratic party there, is composed of chick
,ic-.cs>. or oi >ympath.1crs with hen-roost robe
t.s 20 wii be- difficult % make some persons
sleeve
Tbs volunteers who have paraded these com.
a..s before their country men, Were. n all
--otablty Loco Focos before they joined TAY-
.rH- arr Loco Focc> they Will uudoubty now re
.Nl Many brave men OF the same party how
.st- sn3 from the same state, who went there
30 O. stca. chickens or murder MeXicaus, have re-
r--.si arieut advocates OF TAYLoH'> cause They
.c-.i cailart.y under hum al Monterey.
Perhaps the Baruhurners TO whom such deslc-
.stc- was originally given ODD dersion by the other
ssica ot the Loco Foc1 partyl viii now re-
,sl4ie. and cali their former political associates
Hs.--ocs. r1}5trsf
Why don't the Ua,on and It's worthy conled-
s-aies obtain and publish afiiavlts of the volun.
,-e.s who We're also censured and IN decided
-zsuace by Gen. TAYLOR, for numbering defence
sss MeXicans. men and irqlQca such atida, Is
ulG De obtained, doubtless. from the unfortunate
1ects OF Gen TAYLOR anger ON that occasion.
! am not certain the editor of the Jni0n aided
% tie publication Of the coffin hand bills though
i- opposed the election of Gen. JACKSON. Whether
De- l.i OF not. he must have discovered the niu-i-
as effect such publications had.-not upon the
ellse OF the individual against whom they were
erected, bat upon the patty making use Of them.
Experience can have been OF but little service to
bin. i he think 10 aid a falling cause by the repe
trou OF the same error. Should he hold, how
ever. % another opinion, let him put forth his cot
Ia hand bills .,dirirus parcel ~ volunteers.
-i't stolen Nercan Oh ckcns M their h0nds Uider-
r'iag ne punishment n GcH- Tayloy'S fongVc -
We who have tears viii prepare to shed them them
% the poor volunteers were done,
and oh il seems 10 me
barbarous act-a horr,d deed
OF needless cruelty 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

A,DlutNI--N Yesterday a.teHaoul a boy ua-nc,
So ..tm flood ass so severely injured ly failing iron
Che new steamship in Bells ward foot o. stanton 81
tlat hc died lu shout tao hours aiirlNard
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>yn,u Meeting mt In. Tr,bu,e Once.

Last evening. while the democrats were assembled
in their wigwam. large number of wings also
bed in and about the Tribune office, and, under
stand called for Greeley and requested expression
for the Presidency. The editor of the Tribune, how
ever begged leave to decline touching the question
either verbally in his paper until the delegation
had made their report. Nine cheers were given for
Harry Clay. and many for General Taylor.
The utmost dissatisfaction was manifested az to the
result of the nomination by the Wing Convention.
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Capt Andrews at Buffaio, enlisted 105 men for tho
u. y. Army during the month Of May. In less than
ten months he has enlisted 200 at that station
being the best In recruiting which has been ac
ccmplshcd by any one chlcer, as yet reported
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Movements or General Cass--IIis Reception MT
the Governor Room, city Hall.

night Of sweet slumbcr after day of toll prepar
ed General Cass for the duties and abors of yeter
day The mcrAing was spent at the Astor House, in