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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
Law Courts.

srrIRfoR Cousr-Before Judge Oakley -Darid
9ssaen SAas CsrtAeion q iso-.r. ih>
Of qu.ny fcsrp.tps. parchsres BY th.o
Fear bus The
roaua Of hsoda.at fgu. 81 ~hch 1.ns-d Test
sn5 sn0nsuf grNnf>d FOR pants NJ Dsvio Grs
1s sns NJ Csrpsisr f defendant M-.,
Before Juoge Ssndtord-Johs ~ and Hn n Har-
30 Ja-1f BlAsp Co To value fr
- ID. r.e@a heiua asuf,ne Company. endors-d
pns. lt- f-ran Company tss PACED the bsues o. q
Dc~Nsr Fofpl.1'f sad
nee ws canss " have been seoscrppn premium
ons sufg-s;on 70 OttaIa 600 the Con
p the eouoy Comqsny moo
esT sfhoafh ID. Pfsrt
ConPaJ % - h. - The Trustees The sFons
s-r. c~nd Nsfcrt p.iai and ini-r-.-Ior
k.eth. rs.s Gerard fss Tor o.sbdsnts Roreyn
hCEIHiD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
NIUN-IkIK ADKIkN. me real and inc0mp.

NuN~iEt ADkIkN. the reel anu lnc0mp.sosr
vi french Magician, will continue ne exraofdiusry
sorses every evening this week 81 IRE Minerva Rooms
40 brusdssy when b. will awe Grand Asgica and
Egypnan Entertainment Doors AZ oelocs PERFORM
sncs 10 81 u O'CLOCK Admission ~ cents chill
'l,.r d -a,t. ~ wlss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

AvAnR 3AHOU0M - CBNTa-
s. nasSay - - 49,, fsg - -
'---,- $4,000 e.6eQ- e 80 - =.
sUHeALO, csDssls AnsAaQ e.'sh vtn lssvs - - =
~ foo< Of 2oblnsca-a ms Ahsssoso % eetocA
e0 haghk psssaoe q ass rocus eppiy q beese ~ eoeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
NEW cARPETINGS

NEW CARPETINGS
IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOh THE SPRING TRADE.
SMITH KNAPP,
~ bRoADwAT,
fOpposils the Guy HALL
UvAyE JJTSr RECEIVED BY lsie arrivAs, fu sssorE-
NEw AND ELEGANT cARPETISGs
NJ n, st-si arc bes designs % aped every aye d mr.
uishrg great variety VI ennf-y rev psaefSs 0 wen
ENGLISH FLOOR OIL~cLoTHs
Also, or hand faA assortment ~
AMERICAS CAkPETING5
Of al kinda
By cortnns heir sEeuuon excessively 10 his Department
.se ar receiving their goois cIe FROM ne foreign
80 An-rc.r M.uufscr1fe they eu,oec 70 oder Pc
Guitar inducements 10 pCrcnssers
CHOICE BRUSSELS CARPETS g. ~ ~ PER yno-
Other goods sellnx 81 proporuocsie prieos Es las-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
a usKItlAN ,IhVt.. SANDS, LENT CO

n Proprtetor -Brosdwsy, ueN spripgN Admission
Is cents children hsN price per formsoee TO commence
O'clock FRIDAY EVENING, April New and
beautiful i-su ~ The celebrated Rivers Family Fighrns
Pon. Deaf Bufse slf Tom spring nfanus hIrse susnip
by MISTER Jesse >sni-. Ciudetels snd Tom Thaa per
foruisd hy Mr. Sands, TIE Spanish Trsnes ny hv-rs
grand fonr hose by Mr. Stout tests upon corr
~ Mr. n Rufses Antpodesn hsAs the magic ladder by
Master Rivers Aerobsue and symnssuc exercises ~ me
Rivers family The whole to conclude with ne lsnshaoe
N ~ Mnna-iIr Mammal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

Orsanir Sf2ih established Ccmgsny tire World
AN AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY.
Animation Is c-nls- Doors open 81 :, Concert CON,
menc-s O'Clock. The whole under he direcnon and
management of = p CHRlsrY s1lwo'
rNHkkk Is TO BE A GRAND MUSICAL and
ReciIsiive FnIertsfr n The Tabernacle on THIS
f,r m. eu.6t OF one n the charities IN hts eiiv The
Home The entertainment will "a under The supefvision
OF N Moses heOnsn ard other psirouc ciursus and
VI - most Interesting fsr The price of tickets 7u1
At a cenis within cfs shocid Fddsy eveu-
log stormy viii be given a. hsltpast
,'.',-s on the falr ,Tlp, dRv Nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
&c. KEMP. Aaeuoo.., !, 49,, :,

ssIGNEE's sALk OF HANDSOME PUkrl'
AruRL-rils DAT, Of 10 o'cloch 81 SO brosdway, BE-
tween Franklin Leonard etc BY catalogue asrse socn
Of handsome rosss God. mahossuy, aud oiacA walnut
rsbne furniture all Of whch has been wsde In the beet
and Of seasoned socs for the cy retail trade and
oil he s,ld ON credit OF four monbs fos all sams over
$50 This sale ~l be psriculay wo'ihy Of the siesuon
Of city and county dealers hotel and TIE
assortm-nt 10 very Hge bepg full sssortr eut OF ell she
usus styles % pslor, dinps room ana chamber mrnws
Catalogues IN. morning of ISLE
DoJs purchased go u The city cen b PACKED IN
~ .snr. anil Nail % ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
LECTURES ON MAN,
PHRENoLoGY AND PHYSIOLOGY,


THE Laws OF HIs SIZING, AND CONDITIONS of hPFlSss
Alsu. bit by the sciences OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

- YARN RO9 SALg-cosseinisg shsss - scss
Of land. sinaied Ia he lown Of IoohssA sboss oas
= mile from The tSpos " ,hs Nsv-Yost - Hsrisa
Rsirosd The lend 70 In good state 81 eairvsxioa, very
procgcIiv. with VARSITY u ssoies frsI ifsss DC nfl
inys To good order ALSO good essnsss sssd oss<hes
vih shout scrss Of land, dsscy he he q Rssoel
rg fsnbsr pssu<usrs tsQsbe u JOHN DRooON, ~
westss n Z. o. - J. fAYLOA. ~ UsAsskai nssl-
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
WANTS.
WANTED 4 COMPETENT COOK.-A uiedl-

- Al ssseer - A4s~as-.~sss sssi ~ sss ssss b. pss
p.sk ~ ne, ,rsQ - tfs-a ~ s>6> Cssss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
RAnNUM'. MEXICAN Mu-ErM:wr

DBARNUM, Manager snd Proprietor; Eastwood.
r Assistant endd perOrmsnces every 'nsr-
noon aud evening ~ O'Clock The eelebfsted
Qnsher 9snI snd Gsntess no have returned To his cry
and msy be day ard evening this week al hls establish
m.nt With the Mammoth Lady, who weighs 80 os, n"ss
u-es feet around wsis and 81 inches arad the arm
Tranis he FAIRY cen Aso engaged The celebrated
artu-t,i Family who composed srge pavilion OF the
Rsves They sppssr each entertainment IN thei' won
Jerfi gymlssuc perDrmances lsashsbe psniomines nc
Gr.st Western he lsutee Coined an. Mia Leslie. Pete
Morris, Mammoth Bows Wax Scripture stsiasfy, Madam
Rockwell fortune teller Admission Is cents children
nd ~ cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

r. Rev. 1ra X. steward will, By request preach
sermon Ibis evening Apr 81 u O'Clock In tie Bspts,
nsners Chapel 10 Cherrtst between PlEe and Rgigers
ss 20 Company Of Caforuisns ABOUT sal 10 the bNI
Selms, Capt selen. Lsndsmen snd sesnen respect
fully invited 10 attend. s6 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

cInn A PERSON with this amount OF cash 10
SIUU. wanted Immediately, In business 10 which be
c.n u..s sl5io SIS per week No person will be tsisn
Win less and none other need apply. Apply 10 G. 3
HONES, IS Nssssu-st up stairs 40 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
A pfANO-YORTE yOR sALZ--w,

1917 PIANO-fORTE oRsALE-Weh
U@-7 ca, U AID for b~gtnDe's % his iasu umeoi;
ur.cs 90. Apply {. IS Lisfeasrdst from
lgto n A n % from 10 4 2 n - As-
n ,-suves On dsc-assd so1ie boassi ard eoIscted
5y J. BEFTs co s. wsllst Land Wesruns 'os
w sae The .Ov col ns<kss prtce>
MT ais-
~ Ws<b-s and Wslch Movements Of ell nscrfec-
e, ur-s for ssls BY inpos,ss 81 wholesale oniJ,
49, very lo~ ior cash. Closs eYsrs WI 90 Vel 70
- ''.,',,. r1rca.stos elsewhere. 4 EO6blN
a. lusc y 'ooo-st sp st-Bs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
} MURPHY, Auctoneer
VH!s DAY. AT II 0'CLOCk, .Ts 1917 s.,ry,

la, ,Ss aasre.a Museum NsaGRiYrs SALE
Elegant new Cabinet furniture. consisting % ROSEWOOD.
mahogany walnut and other naultufs. VIZ carved toe
sofas ehsirs rosewood sssy ehals 10 push, mmeetnc
drssons bureaus sdss worn tables oiiomsns spisndd
boob cases snd wardrobes. mahogany n dsnds mesok'
TOP stands card isbes eide tables sp'eo
did bsdssads toilet abes. pillow sed claw tables, lSye
gsny dining table, qusnes tablss desss-hs whce
comprises VERY large sbd handsoms asscmsnt o. pefios
and Other faruurs N Catalogues ere ready, and the
goods xsmined boar o. sale
JOHN v WEsTERvELr. ehsrd 4
Wutt.n a Douct .ss Deputy sheriff saW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

CorhT or COMMON PLEAs-Be'Ore Judge Day
fgsn<fs z Gay Chaf D5riS prom gwen
ne Purchss. bat .t but he sErss-nf n ist- vtk Mr.
iD-eq4enty refused 20 The
oonsto.r1bis litigation hal To plzn
ssnaora ard Mr. g. N psrsoo for eslsn1aai ys..n
1psph sad D>isvsG
sc,al Ton--Before Judge Ulshoefsr john "
G,oss, " HarHo'-Hsbsss CorPu. ~ r.lst~a %
pstr al snose5ss Of the s.i3e3es Of and vh--
: d.ni-1 ty DR. H. Tises.> sss eoatuusd
Fsrc,s, John Dspsy e-Ps nsfec ory a. 90
q Mr ID sho ts>ps store nulsc .i-y
hm beng csee. and nsgeot 70 tie Cfoon ~.sr, rbrh
Tered down upon hun rendering BIS apartments
aoofOrtsble lie 70 fhe amount Of 81 900 Re
~D SmVA Cslva Grucod and of>"s Pcston Tor an
permitting pssih - ss under fecIo.nf~ % mrk>ge Tor
T. cssas bog.-bod pr,asss Gf.-Isch 81 between Amos
f-tfstoph~F Order srsut-d.
I tsk Gooa Fndsy As Court f as seeprDed % ssortsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

~ second Ward.-The Democratic Why's Of ihis
Wsfd are q1esed 10 meet al The Second Ward Hotel 81
Nas.usi on Friday evening 9th ils hear ibe report
OF the Committee appointed Domio suitable persons 10
be supported al he ensuing election
e. w. BENSON. Chairman.
J,sfps A KEMP, secfe,srie' slro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
MECHANICS, HALL

~. RrosIvsy. selween CiFspd sni Rroori- sis
OPEN EVERY MIGHT DUHiNG THE WEEK.
The orstna and ~el-knO~a
CHRISTY,S pIINSTEELS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

90 nnO WANTED unineumher.d real estate a.
SO.UUO per cent for term Of years yins near New
Yors CIV The Hudson River Railroad depot within
ca after of mile OF he property which beanny stu
sied and commands unobsuncied view or he HUDSON
,r IS mile. north and south Tns does wish 10
sell bat Ia des,rous Of making many .ed ns and Vsnsoe
alterations on said estate There are oudinss enough 10
cover nesry an acre Of ground and and scres
Of land within 30 or 500 ysds Of ssid properly Ground
has h--n Ard 10 now selling Of s. 900 al acre.
N B-There 10 no particular hurry Tor me amount u
can be arranged on very accommodating terms address
W tsis nfh~e UN lsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

DTRrDNs~ THkATER. CHAAbsk>-SI-
DFEIDAY EVENING Ap,i s. vi ~ played
BREACH OF PROMISE
yb-nsI-r sudden ... 5arson Mrs TrsPper. hr |srncn
To Be follow ~ hy Bucasones COMEDY Of ne
CAPTURE or CAPT CUTIE
CAPT Cute. Mr. Burton Mrs McScns-r Ms srnen
Grand Pa. q. p-ur.. Miss Walters and N Frederick
Amer which = orifins farce. IN one set cal al
FORTY WINS. ~. sunt-rs N Bed Room
Mr. Tcbss Nuns Mr. Bg'tln Ms Batter Ms ' errou
erccs-Drsss Circle and fsfcuer, y cs- Family Circle
or Second Tie- Is ia Docrs op-u NT-crrtair nses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06


DUBLlsHED THIS DAY-The complete works Of Rev.
John NJ Mason. ID. edited by bis son, Rev. Ebenezef
Mason; 10 4 vols svo, with portrait
The Border Warfare Of New-YOrk by Hon. w. w
Campbell; vol limo.
Here Lille and There Little; by tbs suhor 0, Pep
o,Day' Line upon Line and Precsp upon Preceps vo
lsmo. Sd edition.
The Car His Court and People-iucluting Tour In
Norway md Sweden; byJ Maxwell l vol limo.
The omen Of The American Revolution by Mrs Y.
Ellet; vols l2no, with portraits.
Tie Orators OF the American Revolution, BY l.. L. Me
COON vols l2mo. with portraits.
BAKER L sCRIBNER, 81 Park Row,
81 3lisDSltW and lso Nnsau-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

fI,O EDiTOHS-A ycong man p yesn OF age Is de-
i ,irous Of forming -ciOn with sOne W oil e.tsb
shed week daily newspaper Ia the capacity OF re-
porter paragraph writer. &c. tss been ergaeed during
he ast two sesots Of Congress ssssan In report
irg the debates Of the Wsshi1goa Guy, and can
furnish unc Quilted reference ssto Qualifications comuu
nicslon addressed TO " l.. Posi- Office Nss lOfk Guy
will be- promptly attended to. N B-A religious paper
pref-rfed a. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

IIOLY WEEK.-sArURDAY. April :, lsss, seeccd
III art last Grad sacred Corc-rt Of ne T.oerusss
Inc it.nsr Opers Coucany gncer The direction 3 HAN
NARrTIEk rickess - -enis esch-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

~ Fotice.-The members Of the N Y African Soci-t'
for Mutual Rsef requested to attend meenI
Ofssid soceiy This Evening at Oc OCH AT the Hall Of tn
Society ~ OTsnges 10 make arrangements FOR the uuers
of SAMUEL kNSALLs exPr-sdsui Nv order Of the Presi
dent 40 IT. JOHN j. II LILLE, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
NEW IVORY ON SHEEP.

TUE Bleed. MANAGEMENT. Structure add Diseases
i ~ the sheep with Illustrative fngrsvings ard Ap-
p.rdis r. nenry Csr6-d. Jus, published and for
"a price g., by ls5l C. ~ sANrON, l2i Fulson-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

~ Seventh Ward.-Ths friends OF SEYMOUR
WHITING ard CHARLEs Fox, he Seventh Ward Cry he
form Candidates Aldermen and likewise the Tax payers
and The payers requested 10 meet al
The EaN Broadway House Friday evening the 9Th lost
at "a O'Clock. Ii. q. ELY Chairman Nom Commhtee
AZ liz Residence 2J7 Msdison-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

r. Eighth Ward WhiG Executive CoWm,.-
,cc-Ths following persons were appointed me rlosncr
commes and are aone authorized 10 collect and receive
soh's.lpu wsu wiTRRAY JAMES GRlOLEY,
wIIiIAM SWEET, JESSE ID. PRICE,
JAMES WE6B
pvo,d., b w THATCHER, Chairman.
JAMES Ox.Daa,, Seoreiares ms eodtAl0-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

HART Il. WFBD, Secretary.
The Wig Electors are requested TO pay over DO an''
except to the following gentlemen elected on the Finance
Committee Jss @ Moaet John y. Miller, Menard Ads
William Tucker ard wylhs Blackstone. ut 4n''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

~ Sixth Ward.-Ths Democratic Wing Eecior'
OF The SIKH Ward requested to assemble at the korf
American Hotel ~ Bowery aud bsy srdsi on Fin
day eventog April al O'Clock TO receive the report
thr Nomin sing Committee for Charter and School Officers
WV r. ROBINSON and other eloquent speakers viii ad
dress the meeting. BY order OF
DANIEL A. WEBSTER, Chairman.
J.nKs l., HEWITT Secretary. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

MYTH COMMENTS = Trect for lhe Times This pam
w phlet Is corm-n3et 10 the pNnrns- stt-utOn o
Episco psans ben exAuuauJu Of The claims made by
portion TIE clergy control The i~uc.s and con
duct ofghs siiy Juu pubihrd and or .se nv The book
sellers. As 2rs' CADY BURGESS, 90 OhnsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

CY At Large and Enthusiasttc Meeting OF
the w hig Electors OF the seventh Ward, bed
Nj Rough and Ready Hall on Wednesday evening APrll
for the purpose Of hearing the report OF the Nominating
Committees ELISHA l.. WALTON wss called to the
Chair and RosT. TUTHILL and LEwIs b. REED, Jr sp
poipted Secretaries The Nominating Commiuee then
came forward aud msds the following report That they
had their sbors and had selected, with great
unsnuii,y the following persons to be supported at the
coming Charter Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
THE CALVARY PASTOR.

V,HE LIFE AND THOUGHTS or JOHN FOSTER
BY Rev W W Evrrs. with = Portrait Price 81
sale by c. NJ. SAXrON, ~ FuIon-st =
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D w. BROWN. Aacsioness,

'l'O THE LADlkS.-y w bkOWN Ascuces
will ss by auction a SIT Broadway 800 lots for ths
rot sy sss of the Of Scott Co corsis,ins of
every dsscfpton OF lsess. smbfodenes and miInnesy
soods kc put up small los suit ladies, % pr owns
isscisut verms. cssh. Sale 10 commence TINS
lTfidAYl MORNING.. al 10 o,eloen eAW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

l.. Overture.
2. Irt .lrsms-frvE S;sbA ksef-oy >lsooius .
s. Cg,us Amman. from Sabss Msier ~ sisncr
p, p.-.r. ~ =, stshs Nsey ~ sg Ncv-Ci Rossint
a.. ~. ~ Ns'li. Rorshes- -. sca1b~st
G. Pr-shi-r. non NshCcco ~ ssncr Is1sneal cfdi
= rubs Mlfan. from ne Requiem. by sxlorns
$50 s,v,iG .......... Ncxsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

For sss GO 70 rent, % Wo1id 10 e1chenGe4 bs e1tl
properly, eoovsnssot sed sssfssy sisnstsd tvs'bui
snd fss sfossds tsbesi ees sessj ere sesss
isss and spsn from " dvsin9, saops bsn Opsesa
carnage msHss. ssS eoaIs - sas4y arsn0s1 s 81
ss lndaesnsnls vsak ~ e6srst ApDI b. seisr - 81
So JAYS SiEVSss sOsS:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-13

REvERpY JOHNSON AND ]. Nj CLAYTON
The Wilmington (Del.) Journal, contains let
tiers from these gentlemen. members of Genl
Taylor's cabinet, declining an invitation 10 be
present at grand Wing festival. held in that
city on the 4th of July. Mi. Johnson, in his
letter, indirectly, but still pointedy, takes &C.
casion TO express himself strongly in favor of
Internal Improvements by the general govern
ment, and of a restrictive or protective COM
mercial policy. So has sentiments, at least.
are known. He pleads official engagements.
Mr.. Clayton acknowledges that he is so
much harrassed by Office hunters that he is
{" chained down 10 spot from IA to 16 hours
day, and laboring all the while" He adds
"I cannot be mistaken when say that from
the origin of our Republic down to this pres
ent wiring, there has never been period du-
ring which greater difficulties have beset the
path of a public man, than that which COM
prises the four first months of the new admin
istraton. The Departments at Washington
have been crowded by host of the expectants
of office, never before exceeded, not even in
the first year of the advent of Jacksonism."
Oh what disinterested patriots these Tay
lor men are How they hate Offices and
office-hunting
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-13

Foreign Opinions of the United States
The Paris correspondent of the New York
Journal of Commerce thus aIudes to an arti-
present month, Paris periodical which re-
ceives constant contributions from the most
enlightened minds Of France
{" In the editorial survey of the fortnighrs
politics, in La Revue, the United States are
mentioned in temper and strain very differ
ent from those of the same journal few years
ago. 1t is grateful 10 translate such passages
as the following For the year past we
have been so much accustomed TO hear of rar,
that the cry and the probability even scarcely
disturb our composure What would surprise
and move us, indeed, would he peace, any
calm of minds or pause of revolution; but
which community is it of our continet that af-
fords this spectacle If England, with her
sturdy traditions Unconstitutional liberty, meets
unfuttered and intact the difficulties of the
epoch, she still has her grounds for watchful-
ness and anxiety at home and abroad. In the
whole world, perhaps, at this moment, young
America. of the North, can alone contemplate
the future without apprehension, and with alb
solute security. Fortunate country, that can
find no more serious occasion for an emeute
than a theatrical infatuation,-a feud of bus
kined heroes The fact of such an elaborate
and fruitful tranquility as the lot of Demo.
cratic Republic, is one in which we are fain
to rejoice, because it is most encouraging
phenomenon for those who have the prospect
OF living under the same system
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-13

GEN KossuTH.-It is somewhat amusing
to read the rhapsodies INDUCED in by some
many Of our brethren of the press-over the
great military abilities of Kossuth. the Hun
garian President. Now, the fact of the mat
ter is, that Kossuth is not a soldier at all, and
does not even pretend to take the field. He
is eminently statesman, and shows his sense
in combining himself 10 sphere of duties with
which he is acquainted. We believe he has
never even thought of commanding an army.
This duty he wisely leaves to those who have
studied the science of war. Gen Dembenski
Pole, is commander-in-chief BEN, another
Pole, commands in Pennsylvania, Georgy is
Secretary of War, and is now at the head Of
the main body opposed to the combined Rus
sian and Austrian forces. Perezel command.
in the South, and has just got whipped. Kos
suth is just about as much General as Pres
ident Polk was He conducts matters, ne
more
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-13

GENERAL ScoTT IN FAVOR OF C4s.m,x
ANNExAr1oN.-Gen. SCOTT is out early in ia.
vor of tko annexation of the British Prov;n.
ces on this continent, at least of Canada. The
following letter from him has been published,
and Is going the rounds of the papers:
WEST POINT, June 90, 1849.
My Dear Sir-Ihe news from the ParIia.
ment of Great Britain, this morning, must
think, increase the discomfort of our neigh.
bors on the other side of the St Lawrence and
the Lakes not a little and that those discon.
tents will, in few years, lead 10 separation
of the Canadas, New Brunswick, &c &c.
from the mother country, seems equally pro.
bable
Will those Provinces form themselves into
an independent nation, or seek connexion
with our Union? | think the probability is
greatly in favor of the latter. In my judgment
the interests of both sides would be much pro-
NOTED by annexation-the several Provinces
coming into the Union on equal terms with
our present thirty States. The free naviga.
ton of the St. Lawrence is already of i'm
mense importance TO perhaps third OF our
present population, and would be of great val-
ue to the remainder. After annexation, two
Revenue Cutters, below Quebec, would give
IL Uctlef lIlrtiE
80, 900 Custom house employees strung along
the line that separates us from the British pos
sessions on our continent. am we'll acquain4
ted with that line, and know a great deal Of
the interests and character of the Provincials.
Though opposed TO Incorporating with US any
district densely peopled with the Mexican
race, should be most happy 10 fraternize with
our northern and north-easters neighbors.
What may be the views of our Executive
government on the subject know absolutely
nothing; but think l cannot err in saying
that two-thirds of our people would rejoice at
the Incorporation, and the other third soon
perceive its benefits
OF course am opposed to any undetermined
measures, on our part, in favor of the meas
ure, or any other act of bad faith towards
Great Britain. Her good will, in my view of
the matter, is only second to that of the Pro-
vincials themselves, and that the former would
soon follow the latter-considering the pres
emf temper and condition of Christendom-
cannot be doubted.
The foregoing views have long been in
the habit of expressing in conversation, give
them to you for what they may be worth
Faithfully yours, WINFIELD ScoTr.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-13

ACCIDENTS ON THE FoURTH.-In its notice
of the celebration of the 4th at that place, the
Fayetteville Observer says :-' We regret to
state that three painful accidents occurred du-
ring the day, TO mar its pleasures. MIR. John
New lost his hand, and was otherwise seri.
ously injured, by the premature discharge OF
a cannon, which he was assisting 10 load
Mr.. John Wilkinson, of the Independent Com.
pany, had finger lacerated, and narrowly es.
capped more serious injury, by the accidental
discharge of his musket, whilst loading it in
the ranks. And Mr.. A. Mcmillan. of this
county, was thrown from a gig upon his head
and severely stunned"