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4 Torrent Of burning Lava poured into
the OCe0H.-When the Torrent of fire pre-
ciViia'Cd itself into the Ocean, the scene as
sumcd Il character of terrific and indescriba-
bic graudurc. The magnifceuce of de-
struction was never more perceptibly dis
played than when these anagonistical ele-
mcntS met in deadly strife. The mightiest
Of carthS magazines of fire poured forth its
burning pillows TO meet the mightiest Of
oceans. For two score miles il came. roll
ing, tunbllng, swelling forward, an awful
agent of death. Rocks melted like wax in
lis path: the very hills were lifted from
their primeva beds, and sank beneath its
tide, or were borne onward by its waves !:
the works Of man were to it but scroll in
the flames, nature shrivcled ard trembed
before lis irresistible foe. Imagine Mag
ara's stream, above the brink of its falls,
with its dashing, whirling. tossing. and ed
dying rapids, madly raging, and hurrying
on To their plunge, iuStantaneously CONVEX
ted into fire, a CORY hued river Of fused min
erals: the wrecks of created matter blazing
and disappearing beneath its surface, vol
umeS of kissing steam arising; smoke
curling upwards from ten thousand vents.
which gave u,terance to as many deep toned
mu,terines, and sullcn. confined. ominous
clamOringS aS il the spirits of fallen demons
were struggling against their final doom :
gases decorating and shrickinC a they burst
from their hot prison house; the heavens
lurid with fame: the atmosphere dark, fur
gid. and oppressive, the horizon murky with
vaporS. and cleaning with reflected con-
test; while cave and hollow. as the hot air
swept along their heated walls, threw back
the uncarh|y sounds in amyriad Of pro-
lonGed cchos. Such was the scene, as the
fiery catcract, lcaping a precipce Of fifty
feet. poured IFS food upon the ocean. The
old line OF coast, mass ofcompact, ndlra-
ted lava, whitened. cracked, and fell. The
water rccoled and sent forth tempest Of
spray; they foamed and dashed around and
over the melted rock; they boiled with the
cicS grew thicker and louder. The reports
Of the exploding gas were distinctly heard
twenty-five miles distant. They were H.
kencd to the discharge of heavy artillery.
Streaks of the intensest light glanced like
lightning in all directions; the outskirts Of
the lava as it fell. cooled by the shock, was
shivered into millions of fragments-an
borne aloft by strong breezes, blown towards
the land were scattered in. scintillant show
ers far into the country. For three success
sive weeks the volcano disgorged an unin-
terrupted burning tide, with scarcely d.
minution, into the ocean. On either side
for twenty miles the sea became heated,
and with such rapidity that, on the second
day Of the junction, fishes came on shore
dead in great numbers at Kean, fifteen
miles distant. Six weeks later, at the base
IF the hills, water continued scaldng hot
and sent forth steam at every wash Of III,
waves.-Jdrres' Scenes in the Sandrich
Islands. ....
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

Tile Press in Rome.--Ths Washington
Union has been refreshed with the sight Of
paper from rome-1he Roman Advert.
ser Of Oct. Is. tits printed in English eve.
ny Saturday evening, with its motto from
Byron: il'a
"The iount at which the painting mind a..
snaSes I'm,
Her thirst of knowledge, quafnng there her
Flows from the eternal source " Rome's
imperial hill"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14
DIR. J. PEARSON.

Physician, Surgeon & Dentist OHd,cd, III.
Offers his professional services to the inhuhlt.
ants Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his resi-.
dencc on Columbus street.
P.S,-Df. =. still continues to perform oper
atoms IN all the various branches OF DrsrIsrRr
ChWges 10 correspond Nth The times!
March ~, lSi7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

A venerable lady Of celebrated physi-
clan in the city, one day casting her eye out
at the window, observed her husband in
the funeral procession of one Of his patients,
at which she exclaimed,
IL do wish my husband would keep away
from such processions--it looks too much
like tailor carrying home his own work."
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II. w. HOPKINS, Nj. ID.

Physician & Surgeon 0ttapa, III.
Offers his professional services to the citizens
Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office over Walker q
Hickling's store, where he may be found n, all
times except when absen, on professional husi.
ness. Aug g. 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

Cheap Liierdtgre.-The Wisconsin Con-
,titu,ional Convention adopted the plan Of
letting their printing to the highest bidder!
Whereupon the Argus was awarded the
work, at one cent for the entire job.
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TENNIS;
Two DOLLARS per dnnum, Updid IN dd-
Vance; Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY Gents j
paid rithin sir months; and THREE DOL
LARS il delayed until he end Of the gear. u.
Advertisements inserted al 81 per square
for the first insertion, and - cents for each
subsequent insertion. 4 liberal discount al
loiced to those ,rho ddreriiSe by ihe year.
Ii-No paper discontinued until all ar
redrages are paid, unless at the option Of the
publishers.
IL Communications, 10 insure attention,
must always be free Of postage, and accom-
panied uih the authors name.
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A. II. ROWLAND,

Physician and Surgeon Oitdrd, III.
Residence on the hill, a few doors ives, Of the
Fox River House. Office the same as hereto.
fore occupied by Ib,ciand and Pearson, in
R.diick's Block
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14
De. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon Ondwa, IN.
Oilers his professional services to the citizens
of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his residence
on the new public square. June II, lSl7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

4 Sailors Bun.-An Irish sailor once vi.
si,ed city, where, he said, "they copper
bo'oined the tops Of their houses with sheet
lead" fT'4. iII7.I =.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

ConsoiS.-ln the year l75l several kinds
of English stocks were Consolidated, and this
was the origin of the present Consols--the
word being all abreviaiion of Consolidated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

Southern Hospiidhiy-A gentleman 81
New Orleans, at the time General Taylor
arrived there, stated tina, II il would add 10
the eelat Of the reception, his house might be
set on fret
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

"Wiyes," says somebody, "love your
husbands, and make them lake newspa.
per."-The Free Trader, for instance!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14
J. o. GLOVER.
HENRY G. COTTON,
JOHN NJ. CROrHERs. JESSE S. PIT2ER
CROTHERS & PITZER,

attorneys at Lar, Os,cego, Kendall co. III,
viii practice Law in the counties Of Kendall,
La Sale Kane, De Kalb. ILL., and Dupage.-
Land agency or collecting business entrusted to
them in either OF the above couLties will receive
promp, attention. O,ncg0, April |. lsl7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

When the indians fr,t came 10 this ecun.
try--it was long Time Rgo--v hen the lndi.n y
ans first came 10 this country---l sissi
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Business CARDS.
7. l.. DlCKEY. 4. s. LEILA.
DICkEY s. LELAND

Have formed a partnership in the practice
Of the Law, except in relation to business in
Putnam aud Kendall Counties. Office over
the post office.
OTTAWA, April 9, 1877.
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Z. II. LITTLE.
{. ". LEE.
l. LIT. L.
LITTLE & LEE.

attorneys and CowSeIiorS at Lar, and So
iiciioS in Chancery.
MoRRIs, G. H., GRUMPY COUNTY, Ills.
Morris, Sept. s, isi7.
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o. ID. DAY,

attorney { Counsellor at Lar, AurorG, M.
Office on the cas-, aide of the ry.r, over Aliens
Store.
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THE FREE TRADER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY by
III III. s. ~. q 9 man,
TERMS

Second Story, North end Of ReddichSs ne,c
brick block, on tho public square.
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Nj. +. HOLLISTER,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar, Solicitor
in Chancery.
Office No. Court House, opposite the circui,
court clerks office. 1T.
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b. w. WATSON, Nj. d.

Physician & Surgeon Oitdwd, H.
Office at King Il Whites Drug and Book
Store, southwest corner of the public square.
Aug. 90, ls47.
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Never have too much curiosity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24
Lewis Cass and the Irish Relief Bill-Debate
in she ~cnate-In the House.
WA.nINaroN. Tlur.lay. - 3

WAsHNoroN Thursday June p
The friends &C LEWIS - are trying % make
it appear that he is the enemy o.. England and tic
friend Of Ireland. As DO not like 90 see Ir.shm-u
deceived wish TO make remark on this subject.
Tie man who supported Louis PHuWPr and
abused the Clubs o. Paris which have since upset
Louis PmuPFE aud burned the very throne that
LEWIS CAss praised. could NOT be very sincere
hater OF VICTORIA or herihroue. which is crushing
Ireland iu the dust. Bur no matter what Gen.
CAS- hates, a see what De iaras.
am told nc loves ireland because be voted l0r
tie Irish Relief bin; bat I know something %. tie
history Of that bill. aud / know taat Gen. CAss
betrayed the friends Of ireland Oh that measure.
The friends Of tile bin knew that ID 10 passed the
Senate CA tle morning OF the 25rh o. February.
when it was moved 20 take 20 up by Mr Cruea-
den that il wouid probably pass the House before
10 adjourned on tie following Wednesday 81.
CAS- was IL his seat upon tbs occasion. bat did
net vote Tor tle BIN. though his name was called
three times l his hearing NJ CmITEyDEN's
motion failed. The biii did not reach The House
tiu Monday and was lost saw a. the time De
was mcaulv dodguc and asked several gentlemen
90 notice the ilct that might u necessary subs
staut.ate tie charge winch / now make OF bis
reius ng tO vote jog tle IRISH Z -.ei BIT. He bad
made d speech tLe day before u favor % o.. blI
in the mean time lt became known tha, Mr.. poLk
would veto lr Mr.. Cas- row SAWS he approves ut
WHAT JANIS h Polk has done as President II
SAT in h.s seat auL Aeall tlc sArcks ui pclshilg
thousands Sinking uto graves iamiuc lu IRE and.
he refused CD vote q single syllable 90 save them
though he lad made @ lauey speech Tor tie 5i-
Vow us friends ca- upCl tie Irish f1 vote ia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24


FRIDAY jane 2j-PN
Tn, stock market was rather irregular today.
.,r,, 5.sc-i.,ons improving. while others decned-
T, ..,rd sock, were frn. 5lt the sales were mol.
era,e Treasury No,es were 4. 4ii, closing % iae high
err price. Nothing was done .a Government skies
The Exchange market is breaking down. Good
bills sre offered az o. and irs. class bsat 10 per cent
Corcoran's bills on Geo Peabody 81 London endorsed
By Elisha Riggs. were offered 90 l0 per cent They
we're drawn on account OF the Government .oan BIS
are decidedly more plenty while ;he dcwsnd is mod.
Pate. few Of the irstcllss drawers st ask loi PER
csnt The only uufayora5ie feature o.. the ENeAanss
market that n ast tbe opening ~ tna Fsi seaioact
inportat.'ns. Thl. may create q aemsld wa.ch vii
oyerbaisnce The increased supply.
Ip Frei.hrs there IS fair business dong. IA
engagement ofl00o0 bushels Corn was made Tor Liver
pool a. 7i-soue Cotton a; 532d AMI heavy freight /"
%. ca Several engagements were made Ter Cadl1 and
ports .n MediGranean q. usual rates
The specie brokers We understand, have 10
more orders for specie and are offering to sell orssa
coin. below cost Thisfs good indication.
We have the best authority lor stating that over
"a 10000 of the new loau was taken for foreign &C
count and that's SIN arsar amount is going abroad
pudcr All arranscmeut ior advances This must make
supply OF Exchange which VIII reduce the rate below
,bs specie point and check farther exports OF the PIE
,ou. metals now the only incubus ia tae money us
kot
A sale of $4,000 Of the new state loan wn
made at per cent 70 60 abroad
The Money market Will probably continue ht
DE stringent until the lst prox as the $4,000 paid Up
on the state loan yesterday viii continue locked Up IN
ID that time
We have Mr. Walkers authority Tor stating
that none OF the new Joan VIII be needed until Jay aui
but small amount then and that no farther loan vii
be needed during ths AdministIarSn. IL a. all.
The Bank of Commerce has declared dividend
of per cent gor the past months payable on dJuy
The City Controller hes Advertised Tor puPo'
sals for the whole or amy part OF loan Of $4,000 IN
shares Of 500 each redecmable February J. l,54 and
1855 and bearing an interest Of per cent per annnm.
payable quarterly In our opinion there is no safer or
better nvestmcut .n the public stock description than
that Afforded by the stocks Of our own City.
In the a. s Senate. on "Wednesday. commun
cation from the Secretary OF the Treasury was read
showing the amount Of hospital money received at
each o the Custom Houses in the United states meach
year from s13 10 30ih June, 49, and the amount ez
pended IN each for the same period The following "a
be Will show the amount received and expended At
some of the chief ports. leaving out the fractions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

what the Locr-F0co papers might as Wei i,''
let renain ruiei. shall be ready % meet g -n
more fully hereliter, 1t they wish o. he
from r1a on thcsanc subject
I.e Nu-s oi tan.- OWN
q great rarf-ct FOL meeting or
asr Hon AessIs. lohfhi'- 49,. a
al Is Hrs1 oi i. y S'lIH %. ~. N-' -'i'.
f.r meeting. AuolI '-A '''t SD
- 81. --ar lili-Lt. --.t.
Tile debate ia PIE senate io-- t..,I.-
ron o. aa..irl jrg -l. oc, -.- I
aal wss one o. ,he sr-aa-e.t aen.e' iIai s'ei
to'k place 81 tlat body. ~E
spoke 'o1r or I'VE times 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

CorruBrs Oao) Thursiay June %
Tie Free Territory Mass Convention held here
yesterday. adjourned .as; night There were 40
Delegates present who adopted q strong address
and resolution n favor of boiling O National Con-
yeuuon ct Buffalo oa the 9th OF August next. i's
the purpose Of nominating candidate ior the
Presidency. aad 20 nominate Electora. Tickets
SC. They formed a determination 10 nominate no
man f5r Governor unless he was pledged % sus-
tain their views. and % support only Wilmot Pro-
g.sa men as candidates Tor Congress aud for tie
c... Iature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

- sAlNDHHss DREssISc-CasEs. FANCY CCTLrEY AID
IeLeI AATicLEs, a. i7 broa1way, corner 81 Lioefiyi
49, ~ Df1-l"ug lie slhsculer- respcciluy eaA ne
aLe1ol ui De public OBJ fler colecC of i1ei zrlcle-,
N-1 il pfil NJ Flreiy Il ruf egla.cl r De cry lles
were seer,ei ID ihe greatest re- ard o Clliy sna In Oh
cases v arrln.d. Ileir lsorueri uf faacg cutlery e-
-fes az ie --ee- STYLES of Roo -rrs sons p Aiif t-'
ll rf Hu-ul hooks. all tller arlcrr fDf .uri Nstr
many " F-cl have never been ofrf lruftfl it-il
a-rss lcses u the slh-crlers oasl mann ife laesc
Of he n-lst compact rlns. crle l-cf-l sil-
rre 90 e BEST qualy ilry are acsro lelA 80 by Eatc-
.lg gentlemen .l le aIrrr.ar fl Illse lfII lfir4
je.f T. u. SAUNDERS SONS, 10 an 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

A call was advertised ma TIE Iriblae and TIE
Sss Of Thursday Cor a Clay Meeting at the
Broadway House that evening Ii was entirely
anonymous, originated with We know not whom
aud when the people came together in obedience
60 IT, they found no room IN which % meet, and
either Went homo or stayed o. listen % some
rather wild talk, lrom such speakers as turned up,
ia favor Of Mr Clay and ia ceusure OF the Phia.
delphia Convention. This occurrence Is seized
upon by the C0arsr and Express respectively Tor
use against The Tribune though We had nothing
whatever to do with itl and ia order 20 give the
idea that the Wing opposition 10 Gen. TAYLOR iu
this City has dwindled away 90 nothing The
Courier SAYS;
shortly siter % minutes pas, : three cheers were
given for Henry Clay which had the eacc Of attract
ing a lew pssscrsby irom Brosdwsy who however.
som len ssein Oar reporter STAYED tacge uut hall,
pas; eight oelock, when he LETT there nsbbeing oqs
hsHr persons present and prospec, Of any organ.
xaron'
The Express reporter was there a'so sad saws
" The fever cooled down ~ L drew near hs!fnast
eishs o'clock when there were probably a t3ossa.a
persons upon the groand'
You see there IS some diacrcuce ina these csti-
mates
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

RrN0yAL-SeW-Y Ork. 10, May, l8s3 The slb.cril~,.-
specially Informs ~ customers ADJ freDcs that he b.. ~
moved from g. Maidenanc o. 81 Jofu-st where h. -.
have rlns r.ul ALI hfrf ffra- f1f De uFurltf -.
ron OF al Nvorraphc Engraving end Pfnfirg In -
ION fo Oh. former stock OF D1lEgss Perfrncrs' Gro.~,
arf Mrnlfrfurars' Labels De- ias adcesi age sssaf1
of Cold Embossed Labels Or Perilmery Cosmei.cs ls =
be attest sni best style Of ihe art
mySi WASgw CHARLES SHIELDS Is Joho.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

~ The most extraordinary living Orans Outsns
ever seen in this country has jasi been purchased oy
tss r.ana-er OF rhe American Museum, II cost Of
over two thousand dollars y is different IN color and
genera, appearance from any We ever saw and by i.f
,rr-r.f we uudsrstlni % l. % be- exhibited o., the
...un 20 day rich uut tLat ior aHliears In Natural
Henry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

The Propeller SARAH SANDS which sailed from
Liverpool on the o,b. aul the Culard steamer
BRITAxSIA, which sailed GA tie 10th, are both
now dae al THIS port, aud may be- hourly expected
10 arrive We shall cndeayor to issue tie news
with al possible dispatch Immediately after it
rearhos
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The steamer Dawn. belonging r0 Messrs. II.
Jones Co f0rwarders. was wrecked yesterday morn
in- in the Laclne Rapids. she lei LacAine about 3
A. a. and Do striving to avoid some RATS which were
unfortunately descending the rapids az the same time
-he deFated nom her regular course, and before 'ne
could regain the channel -he struck the rocks twice
aud the second time thrown high that she could
not be- 20, Of The Captain strove 10 ughten her oy
throwing overheard her deck load, amounting % some
400 barrel. d0ur but bis etors were Of no avail The
Dawn had on bosrd shout sixty passengers and 700
barrels i0ur
Twelve of the passengers were taken on me "fecA
rs some .n4igidlals who pick up KIND % livelihood
from the casualties 90 the rapids, and who knowing
that tlcy could not he landed w-lou, their assistance
had the Idacty o. demand four dollars from eacn o'
them lac remainder oi the passengers demlfred i-
tbs ex-oguon and prsiecd o. await tle ARRIVAL % tne
barzcs which were dispatched 20 soon a. possible %
the II the disaster and We're We believe, taken
OFT in the course Of yesterday afternoon.
The Dawn wa insured for slifiI. which g con
.iders6ly below her value. The wreck les right 'n
the way o.. RATS descending the Ids, one 90 which
struck hes and carried or part 20 her 1ulwarSs.
The maj steamer Gldelsleeve hsd also very narr0w
escape from coming into collision with ler missing her
olly - iew inches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

Tgr Masses oI rsE CHoLESt .-,.1c le rer3.lHou. 4.
n "a FurUue ne cholera has advanced tlf s.oIy n.
- PuALoN-s CHErctL Has iN'fecRtI1e. is cy1fss /.
onward Sclr an ianllt farsrcss an- lrfaess IN A.
d.ea.es ani di.l .rerel.s 0f i.r scap ard ls sls.
corcr.n. Weld to hIs potent prcrarsuon. IT, irunpls
Pee rurf are orysNctclcl tf Oh Iacks 1 tle held La
uragrr. faKt.ifY ara exquisite lrif a'e f7 ne te
.rst ,- vlch - re4. ar zee ' o .upa, eFet ,,
M grnrar sing lea1 of hair Ile artre = l1f 81
M- rlaaa'. establishment lltci Julson's hoie 40
L --- .----
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Nx1 .yoRK. SATURDAY, JUNE %.

- ver-iselneufs for ne Tri1sae oi Monday ought 10
be .eu n before 10 O'Clock saturday ercnne a ae PUB
lic.don Osce OF this paper = not open on s1ndays
Subscribers l Gee City who do uoi receive as palef o.
m early hour ere requested 90 leave woia o. te Occ az
our Arrangements such a. enable a e carriers DO sei
thsosrh uelf routes before O'Clock Gamers falling 20 ac
eoup4si MS wiz be- required 10 give up iasrrolies
Per.oas wishing Th> Tribune len ui Their dwellings or
p.e Of business regularly every morning ' please leave
thf address a. t8 Publishing ocs. or eli noe ar9u eh
,he post Oace Terms, - eeu,s we-. payable 10 tie
r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

TooII DkAEINs SrFFEsfnfu.- I.. ID an exc = H.
rroseinrus Dr. ls .ctr necessary tl Wrcrca ne a.
ri. foot4 from sockef, 0r e co..rar. ," lnlsy me
htr can rendered sCrrafe, ans preserved even 81,
sac bv very simple Process d. fpEAsn lNe l3 Alf.
rsv-s hr. prepared uallc substance when. or beng ~
.-..r- rf1fhe ~ ool when SOC Stale s1sol.
-f t1 he share 0f Zoe clFly stacIcs lae rcfol = n
f-s and harlrrnr becomes. 81 10 were, pan n ne tod,
Itself equally sl'i alf perhaps even uorc .rdes--cfts
We funen l ~ h0 desire to feaaer ctrlla tech :, -
acu.sl SERVICE, 70 ~ Ills Invaluable f-.a-
en- ~ sfs sunday AN.rff
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Cen.. Tn,lor and narrl.on.

t' p. t-i,rr L.. l.t z t.ar
hsee i1st rcaI che article iu this Mornings
r.iast aynld Nov AND sIw-rs Wiul. all arr
'arr-sel ,ha. ihe writer should have over.lokc Gle
f-f1at 1 that tle r'o-.5ls GA Gen. Harrison God
aisss Dis ueuclyr wasa wLo,e-sol-ed ultra WA
lli l.rs9rsr, u1s az asi--ri g. s-.1oriliyeh Can
b. say as msch i1r Ger. Tayiori
WING FzoE PKlyCIFLr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

SNAIL REy1LUrIoy rs HALIrAx-The Hail.
fi- g. SD N,rssg C5vr. with the farins cap
uon OF Grand Revolution 20 Halifax a Governor
son pursued through de streets Government House
surrounded speech Of sir John Harvey the Military
.uor called OUT describes recent al-e oi which the
facts are Llelt frank Harvey oi ile respected
Lieut. Gov II this Province. nsutet the son of Hon.
James McNa1 10 bali LAST autumn A. hall .ast
Monday the insult repca-ed. Friends lnterered.
The matter was sf unsettled and Mr Harvey assaled
DR. Dickson yesterday ln the street a crowd gather
e. They took sides with Mr. D. md pursued Lieut..
H. through Hollis Water jacobs. Argyle and Barring
Ton sts % Government House where nearly l11l PEG.
20 sd co sctsL Prank nowhere 90 b. seen. bur
bis tNccLercy. the Lieut. Governor .l ls usual ur1ane
manner. svpo-ilafe4 vlth the crowd and pr Dickson
-l-s-rir- them tlsr tle Jaw would protect ST. Dick
sll. and mat be- would do al n biz power Cover
n1r and parent o. eve sarlsiacu1n- Mr Dickson re-
Piled trat be DID Eo, get satisfaction De- would horse
wliq tls offender wherever De- cold-soon after
which the crowd moved Of with three cheers Tor Dick
and thus ended the nine days wonder u rsv0u-
ton ID Lalt4x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24
BIZ Express and Telegraph TO The Tribune.


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Advcss have been received from New-Oreans
20 tho 18th inst The weather was uniavorable,
and but little business done. No farther news
from Mexico.