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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

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E"s new vork Ia pre,s -ruLsd The
hsr Sr.sos
TIE price Of -h'ch 10 bet - per coy Los ever, -.
Improve Ire appearance Of ihs lead ~ s.canrx ca. =,
ne sfst impr-ssons
A CAbo-rsE OrfL -Ths psrocs OF The OPEN 49,
respectfully nouesd hat ~iu ssu L.d-s XII O, ~
Of superior Su.by sGss. Ge1sl,rsn's u.
lat. yARRELL L co. 49, src,sws,
oSl neSi laterssrooa An JsiH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

Nk-.f Feaf--.---- '~-''.'rN
aRAtx-Tss zsn., rr vbsai 80 srn ~ s-I'n'
. -r-.os. f,r C.ozs, - sAL-, $50 b. e. ssn-
- . a = a go Il ~ Su g. Csnsssn 60 - p,
-faost ehsre- 80 q4, 500 s-sh a. so a 's'
- rs-f 60 rr1-s yeo~ So, 80 49,
- al6slc or - - e.-s '-a'l, 80 I, = 70
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D.. 49,. s-ss, Ss So srsrvr
No. 90 ICE og--az q. Nr,r Nsstst-sr % Oct ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

FROyIsTO ss-Pnf1 st-sjy. q. s.Etua pssr-ie -
3 . 80 bo. a. ~ saa 10 ,.s 81 nr A-- Ne 70
,s,.t e,.a.. - h-sv. s.ss soesf ard ssSs - or
NJ. - s. rsiar-s lsrf -"
sss ~ - At sSs 40 ~ s.s' u wy N'sS
A. - "a ?Sk-a H.ns. tAs, tAc
sa,,-r .-acy h..yy oeo si.sr Oils STATE u
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

gY- The Cstaiine. opposition day boa. tor Al
bay, was Withdrawn ye.teedsy, the ssa'on having
terminated,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

IL ga s,saszeSi ~ sxSsesss Be eorrsss TIA xes,
sAa rssa is ssins ran sssspsr uss a-y "a. I. N.
sogAtry.
Subscription bseks are oeer a. pisuhu-rs q,
s''sA = u fsassc'ya - x<is AslssaA esa>ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

OAt., s"Etfs AID SC-ILs =" "0uI1 'sIi
the attention OF pssiif. us.rE Ire above srca. 70 TIE
large and splendid EssoTinsns Of ~. F Page OF Nc.
- W,.is,. For durability and beauty Of naiss. M.
p. article. cannot " ozc-.:ed. We have at present
IN IN ard .euli from the Aso"e
m .nuf.etory There connected wi'h inis esitb
strnert thres large steam mills employing resFy ~
HUNDRED men constantly. who manufacture a million
eet II tie cars. "a Jesry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

WA DlsBRON's RiplNGsCHOOL
Ey-No 30 FcurthAvrpue on Astor~nt Lx'sys,ie place.,
Opsu daily FOR Lsdlss ssd GentsEsn.
Hogrs FOR L.dies from "a toS? ~
Gentlemen RON 20 8 and 20 ;. Z. a
Trct;ins. pscirg AM ear'shns aoF'e' 10 10
im-ods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

FIoUR AND NgAt-is rssr - =sssss .,-sty, 80 "a
ssc g. S-a-sy srss-
a.. srn r.. s--..S .r- coss 80 hoss 49,
=. st. 49, G. 5'0 ',sfs
we.-rs ~ss - 80 'si 70 % 80 80
- 80 - 800
r. q - 81 o
sss 81 E-.y O-s sac - y. =, -rtfs 90" :,
Fsss l. s5atN~fr - z.ft-l 1ot .ftss
a. - sa.G 1898 s.-- M go y-~-, NJ 80 -
f. p sr.D. -, - s,-' 80 g ~ - $780,"
Ne. ssFS
No.. q, .,r. sssa. Z 81 Re ~ s.tsa - OF
VIA, 500 e. 49, ,sSSi
s,gof. req So oct~Ssf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02
rHr IAMgs BANK. JAMrsyILLL.

L. TIE No,es OF ne James Bsna, Jsr;e,vts Ers ~
'ssmsd, t.usIs a. tie Assacg In A'soy All hocse
per CT iiseoGt, ~ Gao oso'ssse<, % valet si2'
uSpss et0rH'vS-0sep, sEs,icsssts sso cr,AP'-
y.nde- shirt. sod OF every lind .. a.jrie ess
:, aod .lSs, eos.ps.sirg ~ sEssssye assortment ~<l
~.,h as o- prices eharse combine 10 mthe u to he IN
and cory.Ueros " osye. &c call Spos 1As sA.
ser.s sr H. procure ter Winter osiais
y SASxAf, lac Hll!sm-at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

q Or Ries', Ie,asu,s. is7. - and ISL Cro.e,.
ces. Bl-ecs-r
gpITRTu SEASON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

NIsL0 G,nDEs The proprietor ever snx
10, plesIe sad crafty ais patrons has 'n'ie n
rsn semeH;. Vi;h :h- two hro,arrs Neurs hen.y sn'
Thysrts Pseio previous 70 tie departure CT - a'
ter for ;he south Who with ioi tsi"n.ed eou'
pAny wi appear on Saturday the 81, and We!ne.dal
30 III sst ia csooe selection Il some Of their r"p
ulsT 21a ls:rs p.c-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

METALLIC TAsLsr srsoP By The OF Ihls sIa<ls
the operation Of shsvug becomes At -.sy and sgs,
sbls Yor nearly thirty yes1s which this article hu tsn
before he public. has received 90 many eocoDuns
ic pTooG Of unIy or enJc5ei la snyiabls rspllaia
liberal discount TO wholesale purchasers
q. sAUNDrRSk son. ~ Brps,way
IN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

~ PEALOs's Improved Mage Hair Dye = o. y ,s-saL
doc to color The bar nisses the rou srl u 10 aps4
without injury o. me hair AHA. G-niiemen can hsss
their WHISPERS dysd IN hvs inmate. At the deps. IN
Broadway. corner Of Dsy uader the Franklin H,eI-
PEI bottle small siIe, g. lsIss, o. ~. OIL In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

" The NIs ToEs JoVSsAL OF MspIeINE
AID TaG CoLL.-zsAL sc,E>crs," ~. 4 80" ma
Volume, jlsi .,Iu-d IRON re P:ess e .. Farsasr
hsa articles On An utaEcn q Coz Poz-5 f,sc.ur-s
r-cr.or Of the Uterus" Chloroloru = f.rturi.
jor.' irdmn.,.yn and ito CoaseS ssseos, Sc FROM
hisn medical authorities beside mary ether meters
nish- Interesting to pro;eseeA IsG .sas--l -ca4srs
r. BE- b.i =. S75 Brosf~ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

WeciTs ssIsrs AND p.Aws.s-A srrs AID sPlsass
.iccS 90 hand and for sale Ga any cisni,y, aer
ueuely .ov prices at scoTIs ,h'sE furIishi store
5l FVlfNu-.I t~o doors rSsi q. Broadway. lis sssel
o5mpr,ss every ,le go - ,ly tno-s also, sslpers
sssoT.eut 81 rrsfY Dr.ss ShsT< NsfIEBtsd 20 r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

y Rev D. Raphael, he Heersus vii
prsseh l. .norro- moFElOsin ;hs Jewi,e sJ7,sos-s
- z mat gear Cau.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

c.Iuosst. fIousss ., appsFs shs 0mgr>Bs 20 cab
iorua Informed THAI he subscriber 10 prepared 70
furnish short uoe- AID the lowest Fs;s- every de-
ssrtpdon n wooden houses winch nay 30 F-euireS.
sAM'L BOOla,
$50 i~- 50 Mgr ia.sysnn., b,oosiy0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19
THE NEW REPUBLIC.

The Lonion correspondent, Of the National In.
cliseucsr gives more detailed sketch of the
component elements of The cabinet OF President
Louis Napoleon, han any We have seen. We
the efcte lay i, b,iure oar readers satisfied lha
all eyes are bat an1iousy upon the singular
scenes now beng rnactel in Merry France. 1t wi!
b. seen that Louis Napoleon in framing his Ca
biner has coed from all parties in France, and
is aAoul lry the vii;ue Of mo party" Admins
tvaion. We are pleaset TO see SO stong ar n
fusion OF free trade" prIacipes. ausurs well
for the iu'ute. We confess n al the Iuanca-sl oil:
The new President, his cordial and seneror, !reat.
msnt OF mis- rival Cavaisnac. who seemed TAKEN
by surprise, and me composition OF III. cabinet,
have somewha, relieved our fears consequent
upon mis- cleo ion, and induce Us TO look with a
lille more eoEh .ence 10 peaceful ami prosper.
Gus administration Of French sfflrs. Tsopsh
4, one lire his thoughts Wee ben, upon war and
aub ion; housh be :, BanosGe rid:cu!sd and
deuoenc:! Republican principles AM d'ark
Ia The G'tr:y Of hose who cried "Vise l.
E'npe:sus," W, his words nov breathe So
st:oDely Il peace and devoion 10 he RepuS.
lican Pr.nciaie and popular welfare, ,ha,
we sh.l calmly avail, he development, Of
Of event. The p-es,iys Of his name, and the
inPre sion OF his military ambition may, in
themselves be the surest r7eserva,iye of peace.
BY inducing the dyuaslics OF Europe 10 pursue a
more liberal course al home, and non in,erfe
renee abroad. But if there be any truth in a
very crcums,anl!al and well considered letter
in the renns, lTanian, rom a we'll informed
source in Europe, there mag be reason 10 appre.
bend a general storm ard outbreak on the con.
tinent. That letter states positively that. shor:-
iy before the election Of Louis Napoleon, he
entered into solemn league with tie autocrsl
OF Russia, thai, in c.se of bis election, he
would uni,e with the latter in placing on the
throne Of Lombardy the Prince Of Lichten.
berg, cousin of Louis Napoleon, and the son.
in Law of the Emperor. Should this be ATTEMPT
cd, Austria will scarcely allow herself TO be
tansly stripped Of her fair Italian possessions,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19
OUR STANDING ABROAD.

The wise AID enlightened domestic policy Of
the present Administration, and the glorious sue
ce.s OF the Mexican war, with lis wonderful con-
sequences, have impressed Europe win The lol'y
position which the United States now occupy
The reception Of he Presidents message has
served 10 bring out lhls fact in Dol! relief. Inc
Naiona IneisenceI's London correspondent
saws that Mr.. Polx's message has been much
read AMI commented upon by the Buii>h jour
naisls, without exciting a single iiiloera re-
mark. On the contrary, its tone and spiT'' are
very generally approved OF. Ii statements Of our
trade and commerce, on. exports and inpJrs,
or revenue g., arc hailed with pleasure, as
proofs OF our prosperity. The free 'iade papers
think, All wisely, 90, that, as our present 10"
tariff works SO we'll and is SO productive, Con-
gress will No, attempt 10 return 10 higher duties
The Zines says:
MIR. Polk has given an account o! American
progress which will excite The interest ani tie
admiration oi Inc Old Void In the history q
Sac. there never vas any thing so rapid, an
never dit pfe erni'ural growth appear 70 res
On so solid foundation Ali that one has ever
read uf iani!ir, multiplied as the sands on thr
SEA shore, OF swarm,n2 tribes Of rising cities AM
81 ,spcrous conmoiw"alths, SEEM concentrates
and magnife in This modern prodigy, whose
Anglo Saxon origin SUCCESS in Us 50 many re.
gfe,s aud not little pride"
What is mean, here BY the word 'regrets 7" :
The utmost confidence seems 10 be tel, in our
public sucks and government securities. The
Globe says:
"Oi This We feel persuaded. tina, he sec 1riiy 81
he Federal Government OF The Unc: 8 aes j.
The mos perfect in ne word; AMI that IS rel
cent. stock, now a 81 wont be cheap = par
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19

nothing 10 prevent settlement, only that he laiis
back 10 the bill Of his OF last session, which MS
Wing fren1s rejected 10 such haste. SHAH
not be surprised al the resusctalion oil the REJECT
ed Senate bill, and OF its final passage. Of this
more anon.
The Post Office reduction bills will come up
on Monday, and continue until disposed OF oy
The Senate. Bear in mind, that Mr. Niles bill
sppropriaes S750,000 per annum 10 keep the
Department in motion, and the Postmaster &C.
neral recommends S200000 tor the same pur-
pose. So between Inc new bill OF postage and
the tariff. there will be pretty close afhnty Of
purpose. Those who use The mails shonld pay
tor heir convenience. Those ,cho use importa-
tons, in support Of the revenue OF The coun-
Try, will now have 10 pay small per cent 10
those persons who use the mails, in the shape
of additional per cent as protection 10 mail
facilities. Here is pretty system OF under
hand fraud creeping into The tariff Taxing
the leople 10 carry on the government, and
al The same time, taxing The people 10 pay The
postage OF The recipieols OF the bounlies Of the
laws: only double protection for The manuiac-
lurers at the expense Of all the other interests OF
The Union. No good can ever come OF this. l.
is a policy ruinous 10 The best interests OF the
Union, and will 90 far to pros ilu,e the minds
of The people against all revenues Tor the good
Of The country or the support OF The Govern
menf. Ii the laws are 100 lax IN susa nins
the Department make them stronger, but never
le. this principle be ensentered IN our insIi-
buttons, that the people must look 10 govern
ment tor the payment OF incidental expenses. IL
Congress could be reached, would beg them TO
desist teorc i. is 100 late. This business IS rite
in mischief 10 our best interests, and should be
well conned over, before they bail the Tariff bill,
with the support OF the manufacturers under the
dulcet deception OF "cheap postage" send you
a Tariff OF letter postage, tkat will support the
department, and relieve Inc Treasury. From lis
simplicity, hope you viii lay II before your
readers, ami give this plan your aid and inhn-
ence Letters by mail. Tor all distances unter 200
miles cents over 200 and no. excedng 1000
mics cents; all distances over 1000 mics IN
cents; aud each additional hall ounce The same
rates. | say nothing OF Pe-patd-that will take
care OF itself, a, the ln,eres, OF the writer. Ii
something OF this kind il not done, or approIi.
mating 10 hese rates, Messrs. Eiilors, | lei! you
the Post Office in five years will be dead charge
on The other resources OF the country Tie
South, in watching Interests that vital 10 their
safety, should not neglect this one OF the Post
Office. Yours, NED EVANS.
I'VE fully agree with cur correspondent in his
general principies-and his tariff Of posases
strikes US as reasonable Eng.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19

ordered, and it was decided 10 the negative ;,
10 "a.
Tellers were ordered on seconding the prev
Gus question, and resulted ayes 43, rays s3.
Debate then arising, the bill goes over, md,
the rules
Mr.. Colamer offered resolution, whc., .,
agreed 10, instrucling the military committee !.
inquire into the espedlency Of loanins 10 i.
University of Vermont two field pieces, on :
curisy being given for their safe return
MIR. Toombs moved an adjournment, and i,
on this motion the yeas and nays were aga
ordered. Yeas l02, nays 81. SO the House, =
3 O'Clock adlnnrned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19
POETRY.
[f'om me Lond,n K,rysas, ! r 1919 !

From me London K,rpsah + 1919
TdE FIRST VI LETS.
BY STA EDwASp suLwea LYTroN, BART.
Who thai has loved saoss no, Inc taacer la!c
Which Il 'sers reveal wnen lips arc coy TO tel
Whose Youth ha.h paused no., dreaming IN The
vale
Where The ra;h Yiolets dwell 2
Lo. where they shrink along he lonely brake,
Under The leaf ss, melancholy rec;
MOI YET the curk," sines, nor sidss ne snake,
Nor Wild ,hymr IONS ne bee!
Yet at their sight AM seem, entrancsd and thrilled
All June Seems golden ia the Apr! skies;
How swee, he DAYS We yean Tor, ill fulfilled
., cis'aat Paradise
Dear land 10 which desire ever ICES,
Time doth no present 10 The gasp allow;
Say In the seJ Eternal shall We sclze
Al lasl the 1.s;ng Now y
Dream not OF days 10 come, Of 'ha, unknown,
Whittier hope wandefs (msz' without cine,)
Give their rue wi,cnery o The e ,Wsrs-Ihne own
Youth in their yonlh renew
Avarlce, remember when The Cowslip's gold
Lured and ye, lost its glitter IN Thy grasp:
Do Thy boards ola ihee more Than those OF old
Ttosc wihctct in thy clasp1
From these Thy clasp falls pasied III was then
That thou vert rich thy ffeis are le
Ala, poor f1Ul-joy is he wealth OF men,
And care thsil poverty
Come, foed Ambition, what has, thou desired2
Empire add power2 % wanderer, lempest-'os',
These once pze thine when lies gay spring in
spired
Thy soul with glory lost!-
Let The 1,wers charm thee 10 The jocusd prime,
When Ger he stars rap! Fancy traced the
char;
Thou hadsI an angels power in hat blesi time,
Thy realm human heart!
Hark hatk! again the tread oil bashfu. feet!
Hark the bJnshs rastiiug round The trysling
ylace
Lei Air again with one dear breath be sweet,
Earth iair with one dear face !
Brief lived 6's, flowers, first love. The hours
seal on,
To prank me Id in Summers p' m, Of hue
But what snail fl,unt beneath hercer sun,
Wvilh what we lose in you2
Off, by nnWer, lea, in some loved book,
We ma k lne lines that charm Us mos. Relrace
Thy lie reca IFS lovellesi passage ;-look
Dad violes keep th- pace
.Desire, the condition Of mortal heing, annihi-
la'es for US the Pres-n Try I" t,ias on the pre-.
sen monen'; you cannon -v"ur 'hou hi IS be-
hid or beyond. Bi Il Desire Gases IN tne ST..
cure possession ol Etc nty, IN which n,t1ins is
let /, wish or Ia hope Tor, men, in inrn, Past and
Flture are anniai'a ell anu one P,esent alone
cYisi<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19

DS,rso r Ne. SEVER = The following is ihe
,,o>, exoIici, accor ri 81 the death o Senator Sc
vi.r Of Arkansas, ina, ras ye, been received
winch we fad 10 the C.nc innali Enquirer Of
Wednesday las:
Judge W,se,nan, who arrived fon bel "
YES erday safes that when the PtG Tx, on winch
he came, touched al Napoleon. mou'h o, the A Z.
k,nsa. the remains ot the Hon. Ambrose Il.
SEWER lale Senator from A kansas. wr'e there
svairjne conveyance /, his former residence =
He had died a, Judge Jobnson'>, sb u % miles
below NJ poiecn, OF what disease. Judge w die
moi !earo. bul il was not choera.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19

THE LAHORE DlAMOND-Thc Deaf
Gaz.lre exu,,s over he Cap uIe ofihe famous La
bofe GAS iadia) diamont, which, il says is ihr
most valu- blr 10 The rid and will Soon be
lransmr, &c to E"eland, as so appendsee 10 The
English crown. The pEeexltor this seizure is On
alleged act OF tfeachery on the part OF inc sove-
reign Of Lahore, deiencelsss Indian, towards
the English government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19
To the Editors of tie Enquirer:

w ASHIN6TUS, JdII' 10, IO11'
Dear Sirs-As Mr.. Clayton dissents from The
position assumed in lhe report of the Southern
Commiitee, yon may then take 1t Tor granted
ha, the whole affair will be postponed TO The in-
coming Administration for settlement. though
this vas percepuble when the Commune va
ars! appointed. Mr.. Clayton, however, has don
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19

Gen. McQueen is believed certainly TO be e!cc
Led 10 Cons,es from Soath Car'iina, 10 succeed
m. lamen;ed Sims MIR. Munro was his CON-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19
ITel-srspbet Tor ne BaI.'more SUE
New Yak, January l5-S. 2 VI.
q SLIEN NC ItI"-l
E,1j,j.ulir

Ge,kI a. Z iy5tlEH nc JFSs ute1
Epidemic.
General Lewis Cas- h.s been unanimously
elected Senator iron ne S ate oil Michigan.
A rrish;tul and !a,al cpl emc has broken Out,
and is now prevailing 10 an alarming extent IN
the capita. OF Michigan. So fra.ul has been the
prevalence OF This disease Che nature OF II
have not asceraneii lhat inc Lssisla'ufe had, To-
d,y. under discussion 10 aej ,ufn in Consequence
thereof. One oi ire members (namc not eiven)
has already lied with II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19

THE MADISON MINING ASo TRADING
COMPANY, destined ID operate n Upszf = Is.
iornia and elsewhere, was crsanz-d oil NE Z &
d January, ls49, in ihe Cay q Ri-amoa' w.
sina.
The officers OF ihe Company are, O.! JOIN y.
Nunio't P,esiden; l., Ruh.rt l. Bf'' -, *
President; ard I'VE oher Directors w r. =.
Moore. {. Collins Shee, G. y Claiho,n-, O. ~
Whitfield. +. Z. Gill; c. J. Earon, S.cf- Ell.
5 VI D;nser, Treasurer; J & Guy. VI II.
Surgeon; W. ReiGs, Nj. o., A>s,>'ar; FL
esor; Rey. VIM Dual Chaplain; Cap. = Y.
Poyu->s. Masier ciire Vr>se'.
T5Persnus wishing 4 n Inc sxp.t'i f,
shuult make YromP' application telh * 'a
Eals ard references = r-ssrl % casrtc.er aa'
htness,) u some meGbsr 4 ~ l-fa. ~ K 'a'
Pres 'rE'. 4 hi> c.ice 90 GTcfno: Sfcs' q Z
II Rtrhru4rt "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19

We clip the article below from tho Wing Of
yesterday. fhs representations there stated
have also been made 10 u: aod were il moi for
the e<spcc,sbi!ity Of the gentleman who gave
US the information, we should let the matter
rest until Ncssrs. Allen and Psxon could be
heard from, and ii possible, explain their OBJ
iectionabe letter 10 Or. Dove:
MsssEs ALLEN g. PAXTON We have been
inio;mrI by a yeGisman wnl has business con-
nactons with these gentlemen, ha, we did them
injustice in our fetniIks on Saturday. We are
in,lncr tod that trey will make a statement OF
the circumstances urder their own hands in as
short 'inie as il nay he possible. As il Is bu,
tair that bath sides saoud be fully heard, before
decision is given, we are requested TO ask lha,
he pubic susreni heir opinion Until tho ull
materials for correct Judgment shall have been
termed. La The meaItme, II has been represent
e! O US, that hessIs. A E. p. are members OF
The society ci Friends, and consequently could
not consistently have any thing 10 do with the az
rest OF nesfoes-tha, he difficulty and danger Of
such pr ceedins in New York are very great
AMI TIA, as agents OF The lire OF vessels, they
nave nu,hag more 10 10 with them Than 10 ad.
;eriiss them, beng in no manner amenable for
ne cnnduc, Of those who may happen 10 have
hem in charge. Such is the staiemen, that has
seen made 10 MS How far it may justly
Mcs>rs A & P. in the premises, j. is no, Tor Us
o say. unli a. least, We shall have seen their
statement,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19
TIE STEAMSHIP FALCON.

This fine vessel Ia, returned to y. Of.rars !lom
Cnagrcs, which she reached alter plsssln. : i
eee Of 81 days. From lie \ 0. Bu,l~tin ~ iea.a
that "Mr. Harris, he mail agent, mmeIats
projected up the river - Go:2ona, (lty ml.a,
from the mou'h) where he e gagged tear 'lise
hundred mules, 20 lranspor' tn passengers fri
their freight 10 Panama twcnfy-.our m,ies ri
Gorgona. Mr. Harris then proceeded l. Ptut
ma, and On returning met Gsncrai Sadb AT
family al Gorsona with about lHo hurrr /
The passengers. They were al 10 I'm o. n
and spirits, aud enj yins themselves idly oa !.
me top OF their benz. Tnry had PAID ~ tl,~
dollars passage up IT, the GoT2una. am tom I,
rlace 10 Panama had 'tteigti-a" mars - -
dollars per head. Before the Falcon r., scG.-
q Eer passengers had come down the nyer
send lsiters 10 heir friends in nr UGici 80 /.
hit al were well.
The Pacific seamer California, tbat r.,
leave Tor Valparaiso ntne Dis. u Sore II. I
had not reached her destination. Tn F.'l.r-
passengers would therefore have . @eii : -
days al Panama, e5en shouts ~ Cai.g,.
MAKE a successful TRIP around ihe Cape
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19

"Lsocoon's" letters will be found 10 be foil Of
valuable and interesting information, especially
al the present Inns.
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COL. GEORGES cRoGHAN.

The heroic defender ., Fort saudussy, willie
bul boz Of 10 years, died at New Orlcan, on
the eveu,nS o! the eishh # Jlnaa y He ha>
been Inspector General Of The U. 5 Army since
the admnls!rali n Of General Jackson. From
The beginning 10 the close ii his career he was
"eame to the last"-at the siurming OF Monterey
he was in the tnickcs, oil N. fight am afterwards
declaei ina, the hottest fire he had ever been up-
der was a, NJ ,ntetcy |: was wriiha he should
lie on dsy % g,ea, in he annals Of our country
As Inc N 0. Mercury says:
A sol.ef could desire 10 depart on no more
sui able occasion unlcss il b. IN the field OF ba'-
r-,han while The booming cannon 81 q great
nation are announcing The anniversary o! o e 81
her sr.ai-si victories The 10. lips II ne few
ordnanc. are fitting cpi s'sta 1 III departing nero
an hi, rsquieni 2, s.n. b~ tie ia IN r. appro-
p;iale nae The chan. 4 human VOICES OF the
deef AMI solemn 4 ~ o; he organs un;es. Let
ne poor body oe rocked in lis last repose by ~
Al i!-ry's sran1 amen, udlie III caring clouds
o, whis smose flal npwa d 70 Heaven ike the
spi,i. that has flJwnaway