davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01
SUPREME COURT, UNITED STATES.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 2S, 1873.
Cyrus Lawton, Esq., Of New York, and William
Grundin, Esqr., Of the District Of Columbia, were
admitted attorneys and counscllcrs of this court
No. A. Samuel Veazie appellant ~. Nathaniel
l.. Williams ct al. The argument Of this cause was
continued by Mr.. Davis for the nppellees.
Adjourned until tomorrow Ii O'clock.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

10. Mr. Winthrop, the speaker OF the
House OF Representatives, entertained a
large party on Tuesday evening, which
was honored by the presence Of the Presi-
dent elect
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

When Gen. Taylor arrived heie, his health was
rather poor, and some apprehension felt that he
would not speedily recover. But day or two Of
repose has restored him almost entirely 10 his nan-
raj vlgor. He IL evidently man Of uncommon
strength Of constitution, and likely easily to be
broken down BY fatgue. Wash. Cor. Phi Ners.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01
BALTIMoRE ,IAI,KEr.

Al auction to-day
400 bags white Brazil Sugar $50 sold
tbsluncc withdnwn) 6.gDs7 20
200 bills White Brazil Sugar. 65 sold
balance withdrawn .- 6gJa7. OC
22 bbs. Loaf Sugar gas rs
= Crushed Sugar I el.c
Powdered " .. g
The flour market is dull--salcs TODAY OF 200 bills
Howard street al SI,e7 IL.
No sales IN City Mills.
No Wheat ahoat. Quotations entirely nominal.
Sslcs Yellow Corn Ut 50a5lc and white 44a 4be.
Sales osfs at 29c We quote 27a30c.
Whisky continues duh and without sales.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

The Philadelphia Inquirer says Gen. TAYLOR
and the Hon. John NJ Clayton met for the first
time, on Saturday last. The impression on both
minds was no doubt favorable. All accounts agree
that Cen TAYLOR is remarkable for his courtesy and
afiabilily, while the social qualities ef the distinguish
cd Secretary are as winning as his intellectual are
extraordinary
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

@s- Mrs. Fanny Kemble Butler has con-
cluded her Shakesperian readings in Boston.
The fruits will no doubt prove year q
consolation to this gifted lady.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

The Frankfort N.Y., Commonwealth says--GeIi.
Taylor, while in this place, met his former school
master ---- -, WELL General" soid the old
schoolmastcr, u reckon am the only man who can
say be ever whipped General Taylor" "Ah, ssid
Gen r., grusping the honorpcd old teacher by the
hand "bui you must rocoect IL took you long time
TO do H." II seems young lack, did not relish o
ihrashing oyon when boy, and resisted his school
MISTER but he was finally forced TO surrender.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

The latest intelligence from Gen. Worth
is, that he intends to leave San Antonio on
the LIST ofApri for Ell Paso, for the purpose
of establishing military post there. He
purposes to visit the river ella at the same
time
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

We do not despair Of the California Bill
We think that the Senate win divest it Of
the Wilmot Proviso, and that the House will
agree to thealoss Of this appendage. Our
reasons for thinking so, are based upon the
wisdom and patriotism Of Congress.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01
WASHINGTON, d. G.

o. The President elect will receive his
iellow-citizens, to-day, between the hours
Of twelve and two o'clock, p, Nj.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

The LonisrWe Journal says there IL not the slight
cst chance that tho State Convention to be held next
full, will incorporate In the constitution pro-
vision for the emancipation of slaves,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

The President of the French Republic has confer
rcd the Order OF the Legion Of Honor on NJ. Bonr
land the celebrated traveller and naturalist and on
DR.. Jackson, Of Boston.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

DS-The Vice President elect sees his
fellow-citizens every day, at the usual hour,
at his rooms, in Colenan's Hotel
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

PoLicr REpoRrs-Feb 26--George H. Smith
(white) was found lying In the Market House. In
the morning gave security not to be found there
again.
Henry Smith twhite) came In for lodgings left in
the morning.
Alexander Labbey (white) lodged for the night
left In the morning
Henry Williams, (white) accused of stealing from
one of the boarders the tavern kept by Capt Thorn
vest, which were found in his carpet bag with two
stones and quantity of brush to give 1t the appear
ance Of being well filled with clothes. In default Of
security was committed TO jail to await his trial at
the criminal court.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

u u stated that soft soip well rubbed Into The ots
tom o. the hoofs when clean, and before the horse
leave the stable win prevent the collection OF bale Of
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

Last night, both In the Senate and the House. the
gas-ights went out about the same Time. A few tai
low candles were procured, to make darkness vsi-
ble., Anon, the chandeliers were relighted, and
until adjournment there was no complaint In this
particular.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01
dim 3ntcIliarnrr.

DIsTiSoUIsHED ARniyAL,-Tho Hon. Wa. III
SEWARD, Senator-elcet from New Y ork has arrived
in our city, and taken lodging AT the National Hotel
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01
LlTTELL's LIvINciA0E.

WAkHNutoN, DEC. 21 IoiI.
Of all the Periodical Journals devoted literature and
srence which abound Ia Europe aud la this country this
has appeared to me 70 be most useful contains indeed
The exposition only OF the current literature of the English
language but this by it's immense conprehen
sion includes porraiure Of the human mind in the Ut
most expansion Of the present age.
J. q. ADAMS
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

Thomss Knox, working on board the steamer y.
States, ut New ork fell through the ha,chway Of
that VESSEL on Wednesday and wss instantly killed
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

L hand large aud elegant stock Of KEADY.MAD
GOODS for Eeniemens Fine drss and fruck Coats,
dOrsy Coats Overcoas Of various styles and qualities
Panfaoons and Vests In great variety with every other
article Of dress to outfit gentleman In the best style and
without delay.
ing wear
Also, fine Shirts; white black and other Kid Gloves
with Cravas and many other pretty and desirable Goods
Tor gentlemen's use.
We are prepared TO make up any garment to order
Al short notice III The best style.
Terms caah TO prompt customers on shor credit Only
one price. YOUNG a. OREM,
feb 1G-df 3doors west Of Browns Hotel
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01
NAVAL.

The United States ship Independence was at Val
psrniso December 30h, TO sail In few days for the
United States, via Calao.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

SPRING GOODs.--SrEPHENs hasiusl returned
Hfrom New York with beautiful assortment OF SPRING
GOODS, imported per steamer United States, viz:
New style Cravais, Gloves, Canes, Umbrellas, DC.
Also, new siyle OF yoke.neck Shirts.
All articles Of the newest Styles and Offered Of fair pr
STEVENSS
feb 2s-i0tlf No Browns Hotel.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01
j. &c. CARVER,
ARCTTITECT AND ENGINEER,

no. 81 NORTH SIXTH STREET, pHILADELrHIA,
yES Drawings and Specifications contracts to erect
" Dwellings, &c, and lay out the grounds for Country
Trees give the proper effect Also Churches ospitals,
Prisons, WaerWorks, Gas Works &C., the latest and
approved plans, ncndng heating, veniilatng, &c
rh diasa
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01
NATIONAL INAUGURATION HALL,

IIniom distinction Of party.
StUBSCRBERS and persons deslrons procuring sta
y Of admission are INF rmcd That they can be obtained
application TO the
Messrs. WiIIARps-sC'ITy IIorEI.
In,Iso HoTRL,
CoLgMAN's HoTRL and
CaDssYs IoTEL.
And AT the Stores Of
w. FISCHER,
w. r. BAyLy,
TAYLOR x MAuRY and
SELBY PARKER,
Pennsylvania Arenne
Sbsr ribers and others are further informed that with
view 10 the convenience of the company, the number OF
tickets TO be disposed OF has been limited.
ieb2i--disi5th 5g 8s
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

Henry Bourne, Esq. an able and experienced Off
Ger Of the London General Post Office, camo pas
sengcr In the Europa. This gentleman appears with
credentials frnm the Marquis of Canricarde, to ar
range and conclude with an officer empowered to
act on behalf of the General Post Office Of the Uni
ted States the additional articles authorized TO be
made by the 2lst clause Of the postal treaty
between the two governments. Col Johnson has
| appointed 8. r. Hobbie ESD, To act In preparation
ment and this commission is now sitting in The
General Posi- Office.
The British Post Office decline II seems, to put
the treaty into operation until the additional articles
are concluded And our own authorities are Of
opinion, as we learn, that TO enable II 10 work with
ms much advantage 10 us as TO Great Britain some
further legislation should be had aa 10 the rating OF
eters, the registration of those that arc valuable
and the return Of dead letters Union, FEB. %.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

| The elegant mansion Of William n. Rensselaer,, in
the county Of Rensselaer,, about mile from Alba
n.y. is advertised for sale. The house is Of the
most extensive ever erected IN America It's whole
cost was $4,000. The walls and ceilings are pain
ted In pieces by Bmgadi, and the whole house is
warmed by Perklnss hot-water pipes. There are
house for the purpose. Attached to this house are
extensive pleasure grounds, containing variety Of
trees and shrubbery and FIVE miles of winding car
acres; three hundred Of which is enclosed by sub
stnntia board fence, thoroughly painted. The house
stands on the bank Of the Hudson two hundred
feet above the river, and commands view Of unsur
passed beauty and extent To millionaire, who
wishes for palace ready made his hand this house
of Bevcrwyck presents attractions not often found In
America. The grounds can be kept up for 81, 800
per annum, and the whole establishment be supper
ted in1he true style for $4,000 par annum. II is
great pity that such superior seat long remained
untenaned especially when II is considered that the
price asked is only S50, 000.- Rochester Democrat.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01

@s-The Cincinnati Gazette estimates the
population Of the Queen city to be 100000.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01
uARUER,s EMBR q CATO
:. ron IIOVSES

Jharn This preparation will cure Strains, -
M Br,,isea, Stiffness Of joints, Cuts, Old {Vf{A
.N-N.IiIcers on both man and beast II hss-l-k-
cured Ulcers OF Ten yenfs Standing. Relief " given In
spavns by lis application And for fistula aud Pole evil
IL Ia a sure cure.
Also Barcrs Horse Porders. restore The bad condi
ton of the horse and TO DESTROY WOR Ms which rive
~ much pan 10 that noble beast.
BarJ,rs Horse Ba7s. cfor Coughs and Caarrh) arr my
own preparation, aud not irumpe.cii 10 Tie world al
specific hut the best found out
rrs Sold nj Srorf's Drug Store, also at JNO y, cal.
LASsS Eth street.
H. All diseases treated by the subsc riber, on scen.
iidc principles lie Is regular bred Farrer and can
swsvs be found The Tashgfou dbiss ready 10 attend
The calls Of the publr. lian Isl GEO BARBER.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-01
THE SAILORS HOME IN NORFOLK, VA

Has not The Sailor claims erery ndirfdua Thich are
been msi3n
WE the undersigned, from the most satisfactory tesmo
w mails would hereby Introduce TO your acquaintance
Mr. James d. johnson, the accredited agent OF the Norfolk
Sednens Friend Soceiy, commend him and the object
Of his ris TO his dre viz 10 ret aid towards building
Sailors Home, in Norfolk Virginia, 10 your kind regards
and generous patronage and but feel
how deeply all are indebted Sean for comforts ruries
and protection In time Of irdr, how indispensable they
carriers of Light and the ofSsyaton to the Heath
en- and how exposed TO peculiar Compilations Frauds com
oressness and often utter ruin in SsaPors confident
" leave the Pair and Christian The moyings Of the d.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-05
,----->.-0--... B.. ", -

THf BAYoU ~ JoHN.-rhe water IN the Bsyou
-r John yesterday afternoon Wa one inch i'o-t me
htrh rle ocras.Nfe1 rv the hurricane cf l-il- Nut
withstand rg % i- almost level Hltt fne rood
-.fes of rhe Draining Company saf about tNn il if-
below Mr Nnmnuuy us- nnrun. fle engine lr-irf
Jas tl si7nta-e ana ii-rlar-nI considerable isn
tiy 90 water from ths Company canal into ne Bayou
The WORK 90 fne .eses along The tsron-
ifiet anal aud fhc Bayou i- proceeding rapdY under
tne direction of VI Communy and w. believe noN
that uu.s. very heavy rain, should So n. he lower
psrf of the -suhourz Irene, e. wei A. te lirt Mo
l!Cl palsy. VIII escape lnundafion
TIiE OvEkFLOw II he wsfer has again risen within
the a.t twenty four hour-. and has now advanced 70
Csronist street the Second. snd nearly 20 hour-
bon. street .n The First Municipality Fortunately she
weather continues drv. heavy ial oi rain nos
would be productive of fa- greater inconvenience than
~ have hitherto experienced
Tfrv CREvAssE The accounts received yesterday
from the rreva-.e tt az there better chance of
Captain Grants success in stopping the crcFssse, but
that several d.ys must csp-e before any decided pro
sress can be- made in the work
TuE RryEs conrnues 70 recede slowly. having fallen
Two inches within the last twenty four hours
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-05
{ hOlera Items.

The Nsvgrk Adrsr'iser notices ouly one faiai
case Of Cholera IN that city Saturday last There
were two new cases IN Philadelphia Friday and two
ou saturday The s. L0as R,p-ilcsa % che 2Jd ult
say that I'D the 18Th llt there 5l 10Th -
i-,h 1s -ta. ei l3ih % -th, 81 2ist 30 22i. ~
uooa s. Total for the ~cek. -Jl OF these cases. ~
are stated bv the Physicians % have died jl were
taken % the r. Louis Hospital great proportion Of
whom died A. reported hy The attending phys.cisn-
ta patients generally 1eing n the isst stage of the
Z seas@ when carried thefe hlt s-A greater uuu
hr have recovered are c0nvsescenr or are .u under
treatment The aunlber 0i internenis reported for
the I'd from .evsn cemeteries wa p % which II
fled % Cholera and u 0i other diseases There were
t deaths from Cho-era N he olty N THURSDAY tie
The some paper also says. The steamer Mary.
Captain scott returned o. tns city evening before as
iron her melancholy TIP up the Missouri River. She
efi the city a,out three weeks since nth fun freight
and nearly 40 MoImua elniSrsnts 90 board On the
second DAY ont thr Cholera made 10 sppearsnce
among tee deck passengers, ana tlrlng tlc tp car
r.ed NJ 81 .lc,4diur A.. sge- and 20 ooth s.xes Nr
81 Leaned o-e oi The engineer and cabin passen
.er 1y the of Nichols. As4 died ~ the dscsse
On ltr psssaEe lp Captain scott lu1 D. Necessary io
srrp AID overhead bis boat freq neatly. and 20 rngn
1r rasa-- of the epidemic became - tr-ntil4 tsi
he compelled O. p-t Qn shore great many oi
fL- attacked. and ltlrr- Akely O. ne 80 from ne
nc oi leaving tn.s city un;.l his arrival 20 C0lnc4
hlt. there hsd been = deaths 1n board inlch
-reacr mortality than Ne have ever Known before "a
board SINGLE -feauer The o1ctrs oi the Mary re
port having IN Council h.lr the eth Fort hear
n-y Oh ihe IN. and - Joseph on The l'th nst All
10 California em grnnfs nsd 1T The d-creni points
The the fhus and TIE Cholera = -a-d % -
laku- frl-htfll rsva-es EmHg them BY lfftcr ~
rrirsf al. joe "a the 1th inst o. a-certlsd
hat urs " nite and Brown. oi tns city bal proceed
.i aholf city niles cu thrl wsy. but rerc tlen an
csInped on lcc1lt of sirku.-s u the company among
slon o US reported several ac-ls nai occurred
from CEe.erl
ia ieAla.toa. NO. irum The - io tle ll'h 4t '-rrr
Wfrr --Iy loll lcafls l-om tlelers Two leafh.
frnrn h0l-ra occurred h.r-Ialaf. f.ie e.
10 sli orr 0n -.a- lsf inst 4he L@-i.stlr- uus iu
sf-lou % hlc1rllrt l- --er ..-e iria Orc oi tll
PANS. and tst ll-.h d irf 0. boilers tlaa of Code
Ca trlay tle -l-sf at d. -fffs pa-set resolution
t1 0lr fl -.rie 0flfr place ul l.llag to-day .lt
pa Senate ~ close vote lsli ID tls.l-r,1n bc
ts..-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-05
The Old numhng Amin.

TIE Berla s.i1f,sasrs- contains .a. ,oo7'ias hol a.
10 r,r,.,.. T----r-' '.- .-'r r--.-... o. '',.
80 49, '-rri..t. aa.r
go s.' -.4-. '---. '.a az -a-i -. r ---
.-.i "a s...-. s-s. a,,s si---, ,i.s.. -,-s q.
.. s, ---,, ,- ss.- u -, cs7-.- c-e-- 81, '- $500
if.- --.-.t .i o. 0-rai. s.f-far--t 90 .-s-r
.l. l--al .,- ,s. a. ---r-s .. i4s c-'-..
,-.,.- -rt g. u--. 81 ,o- s.-r.'.'s ss 49, -
>s.-..s. A---1 ts Pc" -.'' .i-.f -. .'-- ...
tstHr -r. D -'- -
.as -- .is 49, :. --.. 81. +.
a. s. as-- . .s-sa- '-'-. a. 'r'---' .. i'-''
s.s.-, A----.i l.,s s.- .-s--r 't 80 a',- a ,st,
--- a-.~ i-sa- srs- % a--s ias tr--'-t a- f'
20 .-- 49, f..-..-. 1. RI. ~ .-s..... - 30
r.t-sr-r sl lat ra- A---Hi' s' rra-r p ff-.-.'-
49,. -, .as-s, s---, n-a-s, r---s a., ---t'
~ n, 80 t-.,-rs.t r-s. e. rrl. r-utsr- fa~
.sr-,-f,v -s.-r b.. f.tf csfns '-f--s-is Ft-t .
..-r- go --..i o. ssif fs 4.t f O-rasrI. t1t 81.
-rfss-- -s' 49, a i-s.n--- e. p---p.t ~ ~
,. .e.a.. q -a-e tf, ss Et-rs sr- 80 fse'' %
SOC si'f-1fu- o-f o~si. of rfio' 49, - s'f - P-t
.sast ia- f..rts'ti Ass-as -s'sft-- 80 10
fs ,st, 80 q~r--ssr.-,- .sss n O.. s'-a ei ~ o.
i-. rr- tt- e.t-l.f' H al'f G-fHaa s.air- 49,
-.ra-e a.s - oi - "-rHa, c'.asi.i.i'.- .. . .
GEES. 80 .f.-i.t, sf-rHl.- fa-
Il I
.l.ss .sat~l t--l. ttAN t-
Fr..4 lats ast- a--- r.fr-i - a
---- t. ,altss t-rgstfi g. - - t'-
..ti Tee -.sr sha 20 -uolii-t to ia- -tsn n''H
.ai s.sslt DIT t'- state. ra.. - a 10 fr'-fs
s- G-f1srs .h- ft'ietsu la1 s ,'s .sa'- u '
| i- ffa.ssl tifrfsn-Ht
sea D. tui at.ia-ss sni - -ffH 's So %
-s.n sast car, g. qr~suf insi nt- o-fa .Al
30 irrnsa eo4y sni o. ~ s eN'At ~ az ff.r-
Ffas.s ssf-a a. rftsc "-r lst ssa- i.f-s 49, -'r
i4i3- hs; tas fh~r-tor- d. ca r,
fr-for- ortsf az ise af 49, Ia ot-f
~.rsa ~ i4ai uaHl i oTr1sat
go O. liis,t fsry Tat ~p-a
at cf tatUe ttf,r sci tsatf ie f. fass..a.
a. ti- "a 81 "a -rtt ttr -ied H-fs
h- ..aat o., pep f-ssta tf-f1 a. LIE
c th- Ffds,la aasw-T is rees oi -tf-s
hrK
,l-..,,. - = ssrr.a. ,setof, EKEpfkIc WILLIAM
Nsu4tsfs4 u-t. hhAAN NtA f-"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-05

- - - 49, ~ - 80 'l.r-s
~. ;. - a. a. S--r-s l-its = 49, ,.--
Irrsr r-P--l- -. 1f s-r.lf - il--, r-'---' ''
= f,-- s.,.t s-sr- 80 ss-r - 80 -.
- - H.. 80 - - sr.-s w.. q q =. =.
20 - - - - - - 81 e. - = y 80.
r..... 60. ss--.. ~ 1850 a. or -. g. = b.
frl.-s-r- - @ - - a. - 1ist "a
Ps. - c. a. n r= - - g =. 80 al
- -. q =, s...-5 L--s-s 3
-ssf 500 rsr- $40 r.s.s-i =. - ---.s-. p.
- 70 - ,--,,. E. - =. y =, - -.s-i
..,,-,,-r - -. ~. - 49, o. rs,s - =.
-. .---.-. - - ru - - q, -'-i1 So -
.-,.-.. -.ss-. % = es---s ---y 'i - 80
-'.,.Tl. 49, e-l-- - 80, -. -, 80
So. r. -.--. t..-- .rrs- =. ~ - - =. - - -,
-isi. 80 3. -.c- - - - -. .-trEt i.--h-r
'-- - 80 z .-'s., - s,s-
-. - - 4. ~ -. vs. a. - a.. l-' o - - q.
=. o. %. -s-s-s -'--7~s -s7- = -.
20. o-saf isf re- ~ - - =. -f... O.
--...,- q 81. r--I $3.50. .-1. .. - =
...e, is ao 20. eass "a, - - - ,-:.-.-s
b. --.---- ~ .i--ltss 80 = 80 I. : . =. 90 .
49, =. e's...s ,f 80, a. -. s-s-''. -
-. - c.-s g 4, -s.- 80 49, "a. 49,
-l.s-tasi E Fr-- s-t - - i-.t 90 rsai-i
rt.-. - p.-.-... .r-
Tr--Gr-l ->-rsr- a. o1r az 'oAtnrs h.ita n-1.
e.. s,s s-rt.-. 1rtlrs -rrg -ta-r
r.rr.- T. sl|1.l1. 'r1 fnuf 80 y -- "--'
4-- .s--. g. prr- fsr-r ---ct . iot - = ..-l
"a --- r--rT-- gtr &c - a. Fefs-i Hf
r.-ar. m 49, rf ntfrE ~ facsg "a 49,
81 --r bel. az .i - '.t-A - 49,.
q aa.s--s sea- 60 ssrs Isosrrr [" - y 'f -hf
---r. -
es--. Ra.sA a. s-rT- az. - - @
e.. r- sr r' ~ tr- q o. l-f
-- -. -l' llF -- tr-rs-. 80 '' ~ - Hf---
Wa.lrr-sr 1-s--- 4r- ar --l sou So az
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-05
ko-.nrh on the War.

IT,. '1,,a- tr-e t.seH from lef-r under p 's-
.f .t.n .f fN- rrs-.I U.r.t
Aa..na. t.'e j. f- ra H7Hss9 r~P-e-e.' ''i..r. !.
--r. I.- f...-f. .aFI.. r.. -1 lar .-rn '' hl'-
.4rs lrf fH -tr ..f rr.sH no 81 >e f.-t ii' 'i--
f-.. FL. ...r-rr .---...-. Is lrf forever " .lf e.
change 0f destiny ul- sHuf. srlf t-1 't n.ii da.-
.A. ..-. r- -... .-....--,-.
r.t- away w.H -arDr r'H'rnlI t afi 'if-' ~
-ra,rce from f.ai.s "-a-e re., ~ -ee sI-'-.l
I...,r f.. ..re lo..1 a - H.n-sry if-- l. r.-lns
as fasi.N ..t ,'- s--e.. irt ret ANS - .1t ai-.
Ate lr,e .-,l-al a.st years. we breathe iree s.a-.
r.cf. cs. o-r- a-... .l- Aia iof " -..- o.l '-
.-f .a posse. 'n .l~ " ar i rNa.. % 1- or -ts.i -
H.rssrg . 4- -r-i .nd~pr.ir' i-e .-r p A--.' b
-a--r..-l a.i .-..-.-i 'ic. me i''-' t' '-.- -'
Seer 20. ....c B. ..a .o-'sn. mel.e1t ln Ae ,-oD
o.r co-rfr. Ne c-raaf traf ,l-i ..e r--o ,'
r, ,Qr---.-strc, "... .r wa rl,rLp. i'' -r
ea-.t4r-. at '.- f-ri ''-r- "i i.e
o. .ae .r-l5 -.l .a'-.- ' ft., N.. '-
s1a .t-I- r..- .ff.- v.0r.l even n r- a. HH t'
..re -,a. Ha.se aaca ty -h- .o-- oi b n--.t ".-
t-. .l taf .e- ra.-ri - .r activity ali iar .i..o-
of BOD. la vl.. io ll a a. power 3D. aFol he
doairt rHsH.- -Hts trDHl --lriiH'1 si.- nn"
.i-.e . -. sli 3D.. i-' lsnnf .a-aor ~ A. .rf-
..t Z. .-ltff -e--s ni ur 1-a'l- Nn4-d . q
I. - rr-.ri arf vrN Istiaa.ro- frfl-t. we ln HH'
.- tre l.l a0c Ie slct cns.trl a. i1 fr-''
t-t .arrt-e. ..rF tt rr red irfi .i- REQ $500.
e.rt-s,.l ns ar4s Hf @r Ir~--ti na.en i'f .
wears. ari -. tF Pc noble rf ni te Ial.. ilas ="
hrne o. . .o- s Gle q.l-u-. il- arf. -e sfaa-rli
our -lIr .rs
Aerr rte re-a.lta1 ot fhe Tan. A-s'ra can ro
longer refer Iae if.irtn rlf Aa-irs ts f-r 0r
s-t.rnr ~ rte 0f MlIrH. wa0f- tH cancel our Uf-
sfrlf.nn rstr rAro-- one. t-i 'it rcrf o 1l-
rula development iUr -luea.l wears A--.-a it'--
.-.sel = ~-cr..l's crown tF BID nrer iLr save i--
Cone. rr 1l I.t Coast. .fli.nn of Hungary. Us iti rl
..rre rnry .rf r.Ar..l rl'. a lfs Ifyf-rrs- ---
we've fl- conditions u.tfr wHcl re House 1' A.-.'-a
admitted Pre- d -rty - snf Al-tra -as tr'.en
ttcin a Fius+ei 0af' rsfc- est t- re.i ty cA .
occupied f.rHa I. ts- united n1r country VITA AIS
trs $50 - tF natl attract i- ie.rr fas guar
alt-l Do eas serarafsi flr Provinces, Pc r-e-s Ni
lrh a.u talll H re-f e. ft rufa naa Als-
las ri r.e rfaLr.tNr az t.- rrfnfN'-- .r Nt
walrl governed u Hungary To PROSTATE a.l 30
fhr fFrarf aftDr such Htrrf arl -tn--al r" 'r on
.nflmv .lie,C Ue,rny aaf r.er 1e f- .ei We gave
nof thf mrl.-e and lre nHf .l- ca--e t-- u--- -te-
naf.aI NAV tcf i.ai t"li f- pglai. .i inr .
sand wears existence protects frf r-i's -eF may fecp-
flli re- r1rlr,l wears u --rs sa ,s 'le c-fn
of frraraHce ther hands they may ca-a-'e lai e
auce ~ victory grand rnolEh iC maze good a. iar -ac'
rrcvs licn fle cause o oar country o -trf9 @N' i
81 require ard. ruaY each hin.a afan may con-
slider fhaf tsse reached tlli po-li Were we nay
rral1e g. happy lreal- ot nr CO ns sr'a,lts
De- -te death of nose co' af isio- ip
trh fr genius e .t'rr shows ri u-c A-i-lrs--lli
n C4.s.l. IftHM