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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, Aug lo-lo- +. AL
4 tire has broken ont in Aexanders extensive
Printing establishment IN Franklin place when
threatens the destruction OF the whole concern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

OLE BULL TURNED FIDDLE MAEER.-This cele-
brated Norwegian vionist IL now working Jour
neyman in the mandatory Of NJ Vulaume, Psrisian
masie instrument maker in the hope OF being enabled
to make violin ths, shall equal the tones OF those made
by to celebrated srsdivsrus OF Cremona and this
purpose he has brought frcm Norway wood more than
100 yesrs old
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
By TELEGRAPH to the ssw-YOrk Tribune
-.untor Benton-The Duel.

" AsliNETUN " fuIIr-'I'l IT,
Mr. Benton. on refusing 10 give bad To keep me
peace. was brought before Judge Crawford to-day,
and the evidence Of bis intention to tsht duel
not being sufficient he was discharged.
Mr. Maugum was summoned as witness OUT
no coud not be found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

rY' ASoTBER GRAND RALLY FOR IRELAND
will take place at Vauxhan this evening. We
need not ask those who sympsthize with Ireland
to attend but we urge them to speak 70 their
neighbors and urge the presence especially Of
those who have not already been aroused The
cause needs the aid OF all its natural allies let 1t
not be withheld by any through insdvertence or
ignorance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
GREELEY 4 McELRATH.

~ Persons wishing The Tribune len regularly al their
residences al their places Of business, either in New
York, Brooklyn, Jersey City WilHsmsburgh Newark
viii please leave their address the desk OF the Publishing
Office send by note through the Post Once. The price
Of The Daily Tribune those who regularly receive from
our Carriers 10 IL Cents per week
Country subscribers for the Daily. IS per snnum In a
Semi Wsskly - ysnrs
Weekly s.....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

N. p TRisr.--ls 1t true tina, Mr.. Polk is 10 be
impeacaed for sending sach amazing donkeys to
conduct the most important negotiations If a
President may appoint man who can't HIT the
ground with his hat to make Treaty OF Peace,
what sort Of timber eouldat answer his turn for
Governor and Judges Of Oregon 1t looks TO US
hike case for impeachment If the man who
wrote that Trist letter to Congress could be
honestly appointed ambassador, then George
Washington Dixon has a frstrate chance TO be
Chief Justice OF Secretary Of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

~ Dress Doors AND CATERS Of the finest quality cn
be found a, WArEIsss ia Fulton-st. We would sdvis
those who yeay 9ood article without the usual quss
tty of humbug to call and examine them suI2 stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

PENNsYLyASIA.-There was spirited Mass
Meeting OF the friends O, Taylor and Fillmore IN
Philadelphia on Tuesday evening. CHARLEs GIB-
soSs presided and spoke ably so did Hon JAMES
POLLOCK, Hon. JoHN SrRAHAN, R0BERr 7. Cos
RAD and JOSEPH r. CHANDLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

. 1t has been asserted that Bishop HuGHEs 5
admirable address at the late ysaxhall meeting
furnished by that gentleman Tor publication in The
If'SAne. This is entirely mistake The speech was
reported In Photography ard was not seen by the
Bishop I'll he read il in The Tribup.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

FRAxcrs H. MERK1rAN Attorney OF the United states
for the District OF Texas in the place Of Geo w Brown
deceased
JAMES SHIELDS, OF Ill., to be Governor OF the Terrific
~ Of Oregon.
KNITTING PRrrcHErr of Penn. to be secretary tor
the Territory OF Oregon
WILLIAM Bryant Of a. 20 be Chief Justice OF the
supreme Court of the United states for the Territory
of Oregon.
PETER H. BURNETT OF Oregon 20 be an Associate
Justice of the supreme Court of the United states for
the Territory Of Oregon
Isaac W r. BRo,fLEY OF y Y. to be Attorney OF the
United States for the District OF Oregon.
JOSEPH l.. MEEK of oregon, 70 be Marshal Of the
United states for the District Of Oregon.
JOHN ADArR of Ky. TO be Collector OF the Port Tor
the District of Oregon, in the Territory Of Oregon
JAMES NJ. NEWELL 10 be Collector of the Customs
AT Bridgetown New. Jersey. rice Lorenzo T. Lee, de
ceased
DANIEL :. MAcAULEY Consul General at Alexandria
in Egypt
f. : OFFLEY Consul for the Port Of Smyrna, in the
place of d w. Ofiey. deceased.
For ne Nary Department.
First Lieut.. DANIEL J. SWITZERLAND, OF the Marine
Corps 10 be Captain by brevet for gallant and mertor
Gus conduct in the assault upon the City OF Mexico, To
date from the ith September lSiI
Professors If Mathematics IN The Nary
John n c. Coffin OF Nc William Flye Of Me.
4 q Peudleton of Va William Chsuyenct of Ia.
Mordecai Yarnan of Ky James Major of n. Y.
William Benedict q Va Joseph ;. Hubbard OF Conn
Marx H. Beecher OF n Y. Rue Keith, of "
Henry H. Lockwood OF Del. Arsene n Girault OF ND.
Nary AgeW
JomN PARRorr to be temporary Navy Agent at Ma
zatlan, in Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.
DEAN SIN NAV Co'sLrNE-Fro Bremen & SoulA~ytn

OCEAN SIN NAV Cos LINE From Brsmsn & SoutsHpfs
wAsHlNGTON Capt Josssfos For N-~ fofs MoaAu
HERMANs....-csPtC s.srfss fof y ioh Wed sspt ~
In the BREMEN always the th rs<
SOUTHAMPTON the 2Oh Of the month When %. os hk
SUNDAY the day ofsailng ~il b- the llst
INDEPENDENT LINEs-FrOm LirOpooi
SARAH SANDh... Capt Iaosyros Dor New York Mon As
SARAH SANDS. Capt 1Ho-Tsos New fors iues OFT 10
From HdUrf;
UNITED sTATEs.cspt HIcS,r.s. for New Yoh Sat sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The CAMPBgLLsThe Of this troupe OF Minsrels
is unmistakesble Throughout the past week the soay
Library Room has been crowded by highly respectable a.
dielces They have entered upon their second weee
with Increased popularity Their dancing and singing are
superior 10 the Chrsty any other troupe havs ever
heard We predict for them long nun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

MmIrARY.-One OF the new companies of the
18th Regiment to be formed to be called the Washing
ton Life. Guards Their uniform is to be that OF the
Old Cont nentals Capt William Burnett Of this city
is to have the command of the company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

~ Wedding Cards highly polished both sides, wiz
rich silver edgesn entirely and beautiful srt1Is-
Also splendid Enyelops, Boxes for Wedding Cake We'd
ding Waters Silver Cord &c. at J. EvERDELLs Premium
Engraving Establishment, 800 Broadway, corner Dusnsst
second square above the Park anI2 TuTh.sst I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

~ Gold Pens, Of every quality and price, whoesss
aud RETAIL by 8. T.. WArsos & Co IS wast God Pea
and Pencil Cases great variety The celebrated kchss
Pens sold only as above Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

~ CHARLES NJ. PIrrNAS Of Schuylk Co.
Pa. Wing nominee Tor Congress, takes the place
OF Hon. Gao. " EcKERT who declines We pre-
sumo Mr. P. viii be elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

TAYLOR IN LoUIsIANA-The Red Rircy ReDnb-
Hooa heretofore LocoFoeo, has up the Taylor sud
Fillmore flag La Patria, the Spanish paper at New
Orleans has done the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

y Inc Free Sol Courier is a large and
SPIRITED new weekly, al Burlington VI BY E. A STAINS
bury and L. l. Chittendsn I, goes the Buffalo ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
THE SPIRIT NATION and other Political Songs. By
the Writers Of the Dublin Press D. H. j. sadier, So
(fOld-st NeW-YOrk


This is the third American edition of these pop
uar songs published mostly in the Dublin Nation some
two years since II is needless say that the songs
full OF poetry and OF the true Irish fire. for too
many of them have appeared in our columns to speak
for themselves TO require farther notice The book
will be in demand in these exciting times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

p The Salt Works lmanufactoryl Of Mr.. V.
Newton Syracuse was destroyed By ere the other day
Loss about $1,000. No insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
RRnOKI.YN AFFAIRS.

The EMMETT CLUB.-A meeting of this Club was
held ON Tuesday evening at swecnys Hotel several
spirited addresses made About 200 persons joined
the Club and S45 were collected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

~ For the trade of the Country now the tine 10
advertise In Country newspapers The Agency " v b.
PALMER, In the Tribune Buildings presents the opportunity
advertisers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

~ The Friends Of Ireland held meeting al
Syracuse on Monday evesing lsss at which the Mayor
Mr. BALDWIN, presided Addresses were made by
William Mitchell, VIM Z. Robinson Dennis Mccarthy,
and others, subscription of $3.50 was taken up head.
Cd By $50 donation BY the Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

- Nearly al the Members OF both Houses OF
Congress have already departed for their respective
homes Senators Benton Johnson OF Md johnson Of
La Foote and Lewis, remain here for the present aud
probably for the greater part il not the whole, OF the
recess of Congress National lntelligencer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

SUPERIOR Cousr-in ambers Before judge
sandori Habeas cerra ss'er' }oag e ,-s'a~ o, p.
cot,2.sr Hsrry sprs Jis MORAY wu Heesrtsoa 80 WI
Hans, ~,rs sroassi aP =. 'Pi .si. o. - 81. ~, ~ o
Buter Drinei Aisnsy 80 oflo-~ -. o ~
sssns sat bari they 30 .e~n u to f's-
durag he operations TIE Nes-sa os-i IT, Jsss fsa.r.si t
-. .lar Roe oi ol fh-se brought ap 40 etn - -
nner "a sok Ia, ihes ra,uif sio 10 ..
At ' -,et 70 e o. -. 7. s soo % =. M s 49,,
iy ,oar. nd he Ines De- a. u 500 ~ lef -
ob~tei beng tsars, sssioy boz gle J.tsr ~ ~ -
ho~ n'a cout sisis ~ ~ ,ey vel ~. go M
Oh be- when Del tara, ilt De teovl ever ee l~p
ne, were ,he, downs. %. T-, we're a. "a.
NAMED D sap q. Sssss,nt 80 s.ss.-s,a o =
COT o,Asf., b, Judss pa's. Of he cana'aa fess
Maine CouSr-Before Judge Waterbury giuiaa
T.sss- Jat~ srsf9c asa Jts 3 CiahA.n 90 s..sut
al batter h assansa Of q. up 'e',sf ,se hs e.P's ~
nate came into the ore,a,r .sief plants TRACED bin ~
lae.i. door sai .sra severe bows a5 ',racl ,nh-f
ma who va tes ~ iha ils e,p,ia .,.e % se' l,,si
e.s-roa, s'ioa p s s az, .. 80 .s..s s'
al hsnds 20 b on aecs % mAe .',,i .s s' t,,s ?.
soes 70 he os.'is o.-f. z, i, m ~. ,J ,, - -
s9s N sls'i al, ia.i Be ss an, .s n - %
.sed pant b. heels AMI dragged out Of ts of,esse 81
other also somewhat rsss sni be 40 sasn ~ es -a-n
the Capsa hearing the boise weni forward sc esiofei er-
No entered ss.nst he cpttn l. agreuea q" -
struck plsntfs second ohN of hat ile Oon, s''e 's
ent ir plantf against tie for 40 sat costs II 80 ~
second bo~ The Judge ssi, th- ugnen soua le
for eentsfo piaictf VI Nofuh ior deeneta N
hose ne mate w,' s'Sse P.s We ..s ~ es. 60,
hm .dsed Tie council iof psntt aa 10 Ia
would 70 and 80 las atgdeni but sue NJ VT
take the hoiy) a. he sa~ f That ne topA Ne 9s
this Judgment then another VIII would b sefe 49,
on he would be Segt along W hk - counsel a.. o.
The repedNey well ST. .hsl Be I've sh b.
remarked a. oce where hesl q ne s.nt
warrant Understood ~, ou BY another Of The hsnd.
T. :. COMMISSIONER osrIcr-Before Commissioner
Nortn- Httsr ruS Jarsi Bsrns Hfi'ifm Ieng aHe Iff
Trgis the .hp Goier, see Marine Court ~-e -
AHMED on charge OF ~udes.oug revolt IL appeared pa.
alter vessel hsi arrived from Twas i,suf s'ms cargo " 'A1
The piers the mate VINO hsd p-en a.s
board called the Cor tie watch 1uf f
having dus a VI ~ p " stated hist hey 80
gue could watch The mate then -sl - ne err
hos. Who mind okeep watch 81 70 The si,fnsit o -
i The then o. The cabin and ne men - "
oecase called from there snd they ~ ~,
The complain Dismissed on eoi NE mee, Nbo -
an night hi- lussdag sst va ~
longest night he knew no houshi month lh-s 80
Ill -..L-. L-.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

INQUEsTs.-Coroner Ball yesterday held an in
quest upon the body of Charles Shipey. citizen of
New-York, aged 25 years, who fell down in Man.st
the ferry and almost instantly expired. Verdict
death from congestion OF the BRAIN caused by excessive
heat. Also upon the body of Joseph Leach. native
of Ireland aged ~ years, who committed to Jail
Tuesday night for intoxication and died during the
night Verdict death by congestion of the brain pro-
duced by ntempersnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
INDEPENDENT LINEs-f'rom Liceypcoif
For Europe.

CUNARD LINE-FOr Liudpo0l ncskiy
ACADIA Capt SrosE Boston. Wednesday, A4 "a
CAMBRIA Capt. H.sasos FROM NYors Wednesday. A -
BRITANNIA Prom Wednesday, r-F
NIAGARA ~ W@dr e-dsy k<pt y
Capt Prom Bo-ion Wednesday, sft
EUROfA.... fofk. Wednesday Scot
AMERICA Capt JrDEiss Prom Boston. "Wednesday, OF
OCEAN Sim. NAvCo.'s LfNE-FOr ShamPf0s Dress
HERMASN.... Cs.Brsus Prom NfOfk hpaA
WASHINGTON Cap, JoHssros From sfort .W,adsy set
INDEPENDENT LISEs-For Hare and Licupocii
SARAH SANDS For F'omN iork "a sst
sARAH SANDS For Iv-rpool Froms fot w wv "
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

ihksts of Ihk WEEKLY TRIBUNE
For year, single 90
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l' tvpirrsssss 10 ~
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Payments in all cases required in advance. Money may
be RENTED through the Post Office sk-the Posfnss
ter being Informed Of the Of the letter. and sdescrp
ton Of the bills being retained.
sENI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
~" vne year. single w
- <coples. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. B 90
DAILY TRIBUNE.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-TwO young men from
New York drove horse and wagon about this city yes
terday ut furious rate until the horse dropped down
and died
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

sAsDss ssRsAPARILLa.The exposure and hregulsniy Of
diet which are necessary concoiisnts Of many kinds "
business, fruitful Of and glsndulu
diseases Persons subjected 10 such exposures and csu
lses frequently experience dwellings Of the glands Of no
neck and chest and sometimes these break and give noe 10
troublesome and unseemy ulcers, called scroflloos 10
other instances obstinate nhsmnsons Of the eyes ohs
ears, and empuons of lbs head the consequences
Those individuals whose occupations render them peculiarly
liable such diseases who have constitutions preds
position thereto will find sasDss sssspsris an sdmAs07
preventive or, they actually suffering under 'nese
any similar mslsdies speedy safe and certain remedy
bottle taken occasionally Will generally keep the sGn' srsa
aud glands clear Of disease, and regular course w VIII
equal certainty, remove itf already developed
Prepared and sold, wholesale and fstsh ~ A p.so
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner OF
s rs Broadway and II East Broadway, New.Yos 300
also by Drggisls generally hol The United se'
Prce VI per bottle. six bottles lof s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

Iowa EtECrIOS telccraphic bulletin from
-. Lon-s o. a member OF tine House ~ Represcn.
tativcs announces that the Democrats have
majority Of zen on joint ballot In the Legislature,
but that the Whigs have a majority IN the state
Senate Both Messrs. Thompson and Letter, the
Democratic candidate Tor Congress. are elected by
the usral rnaiorities. washington Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

DRowNED.-A fine boy, about years old, the
son OF Mr. J. b. Curtis while playing with two othe
boys on a dock Fulton Ferry fell into the water
and up late hour last evening hs body had not beer
recoyered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

MAX THE DIFFERENCE -Pretensions may dece.'e' ~
cannot heal The intrinsic merit Of foss's Co,uooso ~
TRACT on yellow Dock AND S,ssRAsILLA 10 lie CAM
These In few months Will lead to the utter suppression
those preparations Identical In name or ooect-p0""
essence
The proprietor prepared this compound for the Pn'
practice Of our eminent phy'ieaan', Who have a'
with the most di.ffaguiss>d The witnesses y "
virtues are healthy thousands OF all ranks and sses ~
cty-fomerly suffering from the forms Of o,'
pepss rheumatism. scrofIIs kings evil liver eoup'As
with It's diversified symptoms, pspiianon Of the go
asthma the intrsctsble diseases OF the skin sna
diseases arising from impure sste Of the oloof e''
hereditary or constitutional.
Be not tempted by bottles from the purehs's "
this only One poostd s equal IN strength 10 ns
pint " any other advertised prepsT aon, and immes
superior in virtue; while, In addition To this, esen 49,
guaranteed. The genuine has the fac smile o' "S'
Foss on the wrapper OF each bo,tle. -.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY oEosss
fasrmaceatist, 1873 sprng-st- one door from sali'
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy, 900 Broadway
Cough Co. l4s Faion-st 2o5 Bleecker-sLi sn' '''-
East Broadway, and Msrketst
SAMUEL BowsE, 50 Jogs-sT. Is THE WhoLEsALI 80 AZ
ros NEw.YosK. Price o. per bottle or SIX ooa's' :"
a. Peuons wishing The Tribune len 81 their fes'as.
or at their place OF business will please send note
the Pos. Ofiee OF leave word the desk OF the r"'
Olkcs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

- Gen PERsIFoR F. SMITH met with very
hearty and enthusiastic reception by the authorities OF
New Orleans on the It'll inst the occasion Of his re
turn from Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

FROM NFW-OHLFANs.-lue stchMstIp oAiFts-
ton Can't Cram, arrived here last night in less thsn
eight DAYS from NcwOrlesns We are indebted to The
Captain Tor copies OF Tie Dsla and CrescfHi Of that
dav Two or three columns devoted 10 an account
Of the reception Of Gen Smith, which took place on
the til with imposing ceremonies and the most ur-
bounded enthusiasm.
We ind the following items in the Cresoeui
We are paiued 70 be compelled 10 record the death
of NJ y Fleeson. OF the editors Of the AmcrtcfH
Flaz He died the 26ih alt in the City OF Mstsmoros
another victim 70 that fell destroyer-consumpuon
A TRAsEnY-On last saturday night. At Vaudeville
on the other side OF the Lake POncharran sn indian
murdered an Indian by siabbing him with large
knife 4 son OF the murdered Immediately
gave information 10 two of the Tribe. ana they
took the offender into custody. On sunday morn
ing A court composed Of ten lndisns was formed 10
hear the case and pass The proofs were most
conclusive and the prisoner was AZ once condemned 70
death Whereupon be was measured his grave marked
out and he himself set 70 work digging II When the
crave finished rife placed in the hands OF the
murdered Indians son tor the purpose OF doing me
execution Al the FIRST shot. death not produced
the second shot slsO took effect but dd not XII and
the stoical voator OF innocent life fell into MS grave
and was there finally killed and covered with earth as
he lay The court that bad condemned nm' then tooS
their own instrument OF Justice in custody and started
of for the purpose OF delivering him 10 the civil au-
thortes OF Covington 70 obtain his hnsl discharge as
an innocent man This relstOn we personally received
from two gentlemen OF this city, who were Al Mahde
vile at the time and who although they did not see the
whole of the drama obtained All the particulars from
person. present during the triai and execution
- Gen. PERsIFoR F. SMITH met with very
=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-15

las.s sAal SsW We lastaah lAas they Wy sxsy "
s e ss>iS 49, SSs. sss y y: Ls Tnsy:
ss!th Tbs t:sa 5ssss 3 g $ sssssaSly TIE tlns s
y 10 Aavs the sAtess aAd the 6svsrnmsst wkteh = q
be apea hs shealders The kiaydem q the world lhs
be "one." and there shau be but Lord. That
Kingdom 10 never to be destroyed and there shall be
all languages spoken and all people living rs one peo-
pie, under this dominion. There shall be- too rest
here; Gods great covenant with the Saviour was to
put all earthly things under his dominion The
rest for the people Of God prcfgured in the
Sabbath The second coming OF the Saviour would
overturn the power of ant-Christ earth II Is to
this great branch of justice Of the Savours creation
that to look forward for glorious When
people the efforts to procure and perpetuate ca
tholic unity-and then looked upon socialism they
could not but feel bound to exert themselves in the
of religion but the day of redemption was
coming Nations convulsed already, and the
shadows of Gods glory have shot the Atlantic.
That day of glory was coming, and the world would
oxult the great approach Of that day IL was to
this that the promise in the passage he had read refer
red That day coming. But beyond this glorious
rest with Christ and among his people here there
another rest with Christ In another world above This
was an eternal rest After the delivery of the dis
course, the congregation separated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-15
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Revolutionary Movements Against the
Government.
The Mexicans Fighting Among
Themselves.
Departure Of Gen. Scott for New York.
Favorable Prospects of the Treaty;
Arrival Of Gems. Pillow, Towson,
and Gushing, at New Orleans.
nc. &c. &c.

PETERsBuRo, Va. May H. 1s4s.
Special overland expresses from New Orleans have
arrived bringing dispatches from that city to the It'll
and Sth inst They furnish further nteigc nee from
Mexico, Of interest and Importance.
The brig Selma arrived at New Orleans on the 7th,
bringing Vera Cruz dates to the 2Sth ult
The Free 4mericdn, of the 2Sth ult. SAYS that new
revolutionary movements breaking out at San
Luis Pot0si. in consequence of Gen Paredes BEING in
that city On the night Of the 1th ut the
under Tricomes attempted to surprise the fortress
Guadalupe, but were repulscd which Tricomes
left immediately to unite with Bustamente's division,
at Dolores Hidalgo.
The instruction created much alarm. and was fol-
lowed by similar outbreaks at Sierra Gordo
On the 9th ult, party from Doroteo de Ia Fuente,
attacked a band Of miserable revoters, near Terra
Nusva- in San Luis. killed eight nine of them,
wounded several, and took nineteen prisoners
Mexican papers say that Pena Pena will assume
the responsibility of ratifyng the treaty should q
quorum be obtained in season.
The steamship New Orleans. Capt. Aud arrived Mt
New Orleans on the Sth inst, from Vera Cruz which
place she left the 3D.
Generals Pillow Towson and Cushing and a large
number of officers passengers in the Now Or
leans We judge from this, that the Court Martial
has adjourned, but we without information rela-
tive to the result Of its deliberations.
The impression that the treaty would be ratified is
confirmed by intelligence received by this arrival
General Scott and staff arrived at Vera Cruz the
30th ut. and Immediately embarked on board the
brig st. Petersburg direct for New York