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

Two GRAND SACRED CONCERTs.-Ou
l THURSDAY, the 6lh and SATURDAY, tho TN Apnl.
Al the Broadway Tabsrnscs by ali the members OF the
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY, under The direction OF
MAX MARETZEK Tickets so cenis sscb. -
EKAND SACRED CONCERT. on SATURDAY.
NJAprl T. lS4g 81 the Broadway Tabernacle -5ATUh'
DAY April T. 1919 GRAND SACRED CONCERT q ths
Tsbernsce. BY all tho members Of the ITALIAN orEkA
COMPANY, under the direction Of MAX MAHETZEk-
Parcu ars will be duly advertised ~
AIR DENPsTEK,s Lss, Entertainment At the Tab
wi ernscs VIII be given on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
April on which occasion he will sing his iayor'ts scnas
The Ind ans plsint Oh why does tho White Man fol-
low my pslhl The lmphsoned, John Andsrson my 10,
Lonely Aud Wife Home 10 tho Hear, 'Th Sweet 10
Love IN Childhood Lamsst VI Irsh Emsrsnt Death Of
Warren Blind Boy, Emerald Ise, I'm Alone, oil Alone
TAX yer Aud Cosk about 70 Duncan Gray and hb popular
Cantsis, The May Queen Ia ihroo paris
Tickets 50 cents To 81 O'Clock ~ Jte'
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DrrAKTMEyT OF rnE INTEKIoR.-Tho Nafi0nl

DEPARTMENT OF THE lSTEKIoR-Thc National
Iuigsaesr publishes the following notice, which may
have interest for some persons in this city
Applications to the Department Of War for copies Of
the Pension Laws having become 80 numerous, We are
requested to that the Department has none for
distribution has 1t control over those authorized By
act OF the last Congress 10 be- printed They togc
Their with all the business Of the Pension and Indian De
psrtmeus transferred by law, to the Department OF
tie Int rlOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

IIuIIIVuiI at' ut W. 3I'''''' -
u JOSHUA |. KING, Whg IS elected Senator
from the XIIth Danbury| District By about 200
majority, which his own town Ridgeic.dl las
given him-a Whir gain. All three Senators from
Fairfield Co. are Whigs.
HARTFORD. Tuesday. o'clock, NJ
Returns sufficient have been received T. show
that the Why's haze sustained serious loss
CHAPMAN, ROCKWELL and BAHcoCx. Wing csndi
dates in the First, second and Third Districts have
been defeated
There s probably choice Of Governor BY the
people
The Wings will probably have both branches OF the
Legislature. In the Senate they have majority a.
reedy.
Norwich has given only 2iO whg majority there
should have been 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

ISDGAsA-Hon. ALBERT ;. WHITE OF La'ay
cite formerly Member Of the House and siierwad
T. Senator from Indiana has been selected for Gov
ernor by the Wing Central Committee bu, declines
We hope to hear tina, EDWARD McGArGHEv has been
nominated and has accepted
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r. Mr. NORWOOD BowNE, Editor Of the ET-
prts. has been recommended by Wing town caucus
a, Delhi. Delaware Co. ass suitable candidate for the
appointment of Postmaster Of that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

~ Hon. CHARLES :. MoRrHEAp, Wing, IS
candidate for reelection 10 Congress from the With
District Of Kentucky
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SILK GOODS
LINDSLEY, CAMERON l. HAYWARD

LINDSEY, CAMERON l. HAYWARD,
bb LIBERTY-sT
FEW DOORS FROM BROADWAY. NETWORK,
RAVE SOW STORE AND ARE CONSTANTLY EStHriNS
yRgsH
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS
consisting 10 part Of
BLACK GRos d. RHINE PLAIN, CHAMELEON BRocHE
And FIsuRED Pour Dk sOis SILKS,
PRiSrFD Ls~Ss great vsreiy,
PASTED JACONET and OE6ASDs AUsLiss
Plus PAINTED ard SATIN SrRfPE BAsECE,,
siLk Tissurs. fine assortment,
FssNCH. ESsIsH and scOTcH GSSHANs.
ALSO,
Satin ard Taf-ts Ribbons, Bombszines
H.t snd C,p do Black and Coorsd Grapes,
sikani Lac Thread O owes. Satin and STA V-sanss,
o., Ktd do Six S-rges,
0.,t.--ers. Crs.as Shaws ali styl-s,
Pongee and Bsndanna Ham SILK and Linen Fhnges
ALSO,
A vary sxtso,ive assortmeut OF WHITE GOODS
LACFs MILLINERY ARTICLES, &c. &c. al OF which
are offered al very low prices,
For Cash or approved Credit. mo lmD2mW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

r. Hon GARRETT DAVIS is Il candidate for the
Kentucky Convection from Bourbon Co.
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CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, April 3.
The CouRrs-The Special Term oithe Supreme
Cour, did not 81, this forenoon, Judge EDnoNps, who
holds the Term, having been called of, 1t is said, to
Albany. In the Circuit Court In the case OF I'm Val
A. vs. HOrard Insurance. Company 10 recover amount
Insured at the H. Office on building occupied as a
warehouse and mandatory. connected with ropewak
in Bashwick burn. In 1913, already referred to, the
Jar, gave verdict for plaintiffs for 5000 q, being
principal and interest
ANOTHER OFFICER GoSE-Ons of the many
passengers that sailed In the ship Balance yesterday
was officer Leland ls,e of the Third Ward, who ha,
gone TO seek his fortune in California The officers OF
his Ward, as mark of esteem and respect, presented
70 him before leaving, six bsrroled revolver pistol
and beautiful bowie knife.
SERIOUS AcciDssT.-A man by the name OF
Joseph AckermsD, while At work on house In Twelfth
st. near Broadway fell from the attic to the cellar
distance Of 80 feet lie taken By officer Lying TO
the City Hospital. where he now lee In a dsngerou.
condition.
As INFA.T DGsrRrED.--An infant about two
months old was let 10 Fulton Ferry house this morn
log BY German woman. 1t "" duly transferred to
the Aim. House Department by officer Donnelly
POLICE Cousr-A young womsn named Mary Gag
u oh srabi. ri the Fin Wss
ehsfe- stealing ron be- -mg'sr onS- County N. .u
~ lie fouud Der md sh- hsn
~8f~f She ltst ~ tspfsin Carpenter
nfdsf r us.. Ohs, Ipftlsh Of ~ Urn Wss
ss.nns aus. siy IA. oosHg ealing hsrs-f
Hsrr-i H,on chsrg~f st@snk shs- ror't stnut r.
he o Tos. r.f - C,n..t Qa- 'sasb- cd -s'r
I'D ofh.f af.s 1 ounf ~ Dor T"'sn psisn'i
on 0 he or the fnh Nsri Yesterday Nf-.i.i
r1oed chsp nsr-d Andr JscHsoH Tor mssE hrus sitsrs
cob upon coor-s ',n' Rosas N.ise- p-tsn
= pns n - rd Ws1 ~ l-a-ffsv rf--'ef
-o~ nsme Gso- Psons suspcou IF $50 NJ oes- oo
d
aornsf Of f~-n % ''f-- snd s.con' '.uu- sem. si ~.
~ Wee, .ni
Rsrcsy About 80 iouaf Of the
ound Tie II. complainant lss
The ber- ih- Mag but doubt r
morning D.sosi "a orc.r Hsnmont s.i
Jsnss Moore chsrg- u chlt
one Mars Nsl-s brought W y-'sfdsy % .
rh.rx. ruiiuk Sherwood 18th th- fsfsnn
Chsrg- Of grant rc-
h. 80 10 q NJ hGTsry.
~ snf seuf ani William Tsyiof
of Barclay .i..Ohcs. Kof I'D Ws'-tsfy last ht
.r.s.s o.. wash M f,oa. cosduci ssd 5ss loaded
pistol tsmss Pshcsnsn Detsis-d 70 an~trA rsA
III. osns Mrhss Car srsssd last evening"
Of two horses vsass Of $50 from us he corner OF
Yss o. sas Arssss G. lee assAsst b. asnssso<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

r. There are plenty of exaggerated reports Of
Cholera at the West. The steamboat VIM Noble came
up from New. Orleans TO Louisville lsst week t"ss
rumored that fifty persons died on the passage but II
turns out that there were only six out OF 229 pas'en
gers. Nothing is gained by such fright, Keep cool
snd the disease will not be halt lkely 10 catch you
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

.VS We learn from the best sources that no re-
lance Is 10 be placed In the report that Col Webb
California Expedition has been abandoned for the
reason tba, the Col is the to give up his plan
and so because only Is men announced as having
returned to New Orleans This with the eight deaths,
leaves seventy odd to prosecute the undertaking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

y Water.Cure.-Dr. TAIL rece,ves patients Of his
comnodoas city Establishment IS Lsghtst and al oys.sf
Bay, l. where ard extensive buildings are being
erected TIE Summer term viii commence April ! Out
door practice attended 10. Consultations q. NILS I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

Ho yoR CAIlFoRSIA The steamer Constance
arrived from Pittsburgh yesterday on her way to ,nde
psndence-her lag streaming gary ana ncI -
,owdsd dsn..ly with passengers oil California emit
grants From one Of the gold hunters We earn lne,
thew are associated a. single company. CONSISTING o,
about 200 members They are already wei pto'lpeo
with wagons. tents provisions. Sc ana aoous :.
some two or three Of their number who preceded 'ne
% Independence about week ago have mere W.
suppose bough, up As many additional mules a. 'oey
will need
The arrival OF such large company naturally pro
duced some what Of stir among the Levec reHueu'.
and fr,queuters aud although the boss stopped only
the upper extremity Of the landing hundreds Oh cur
Gus spectator. were gathered. ready a. soon A. 80.
should touch the shore TO board her The erctsmen-
however. received a very sensible cooler when upon
the stage plank being put out couple OF grim senu
nels armed with rides and bowie Knives TOOK 'ne, "
ao mon n barring entrance or exit TO all who did mol
show special psrmi, from the captain OF thsir comps
m. lok LVete Ne''f-l 49,.
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THE AMERICAN BEE-KEEPER'S
r. b. MINER, $40 PIP. limo - n.
E,yravpgs Prre

OPINIONS OF The PRI0
greatly .hsd and entertained By thu boob ind
-. ,t..t ,s.rntns volume fCormefCsl
s,...,..ct lOuss
II u. most Manual nj the lnd published Boz Ira.
With an eye constantly directed the Prseucs be has written
~ If m, no.t f,,sns,ns interest Sunday nvpsrh
Mr. Miner mastery manner if.s s-a
II ,d-. dedy the sor hsvs ever seen no-oa MAI
lie has Performed with ,gns ability i4sfsry Amsnan
Ih.ss very neat 1m-, sad Il What TT pf-,snds "a b.
scssgildc Ansncsn
aoss h 10 I'm. and ntslhx-ncs Of snhof
llntelgence'
Utss excellent and useful trssuss Boston Times
And sfy more OF Ike Import
AZ sd. C NJ sAXTON, Publisher, I3l Futonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

~ Harvey BurdeiI, Md. Surgical and Mechan
cs Dentist; ofe and residence $50 Broadway, o
FfanklnsL MI I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04
FROM CHILI.-The Ne'cbHryP9H HefGld has al
extract Of a letter from NalparalsO

VALPARAIso Nov. /, l-4s.
Chill Is getting rich in gold and silver In northern
nort veins of pure silver are found rich that 5000
900 are expected By the next steamer from that port
California may rival In agriculture and mineral
wealth Gold is found there 1t Is pure we have II
here and il looks a. if il had been smolled 10 the earth
A. the mines In Chilli two half barrels Of water are sold
At ss and In California articles OF medicine have
been sold a. thirty times the cost OF them In the United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

~ Fowiers ~ Wells, Phrenoioaists md
pgbIi.her-, Clinton Hall 1871 Esssu-sl No Pan
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LONDON POST OFFICE DIRECTORY

LNOR ls4s- Comprising among ether information oftcisi
L street. commercial, usdss law souri pafliementsry
postal conye and bansine drseoss 10 nc rrcs DO
a. 2us BERF0RD 4 co. Astor HOUSE.
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WORKS FOR FAMILY READING.

DUBLIsHEO BY o. APPLETON co 800 Broad
way Friends and Fortune, moral tale, &c. CLOTH Ioc
0ransy Manor tale by Lsdy FuLefton. Doc; eoth Isc
Charms and Counter Charms, By Mis- Mcintosh, 7sc'
cloth o.
Two Lives. or To Seem and To Be- BY Miss Mcintosh.
SOC cloih. 75c
Auot Kitty Tales by Mise Mel ,osh. Soc cloth. 1sc
Grsnrs Memoir Of Amercao Lsdy Soc; cioh. 1Sc
Msnzonfs Betrothed Lover, W 10 81; cloth, u 20.
sswel4s Amy Herbert, Q tale Soc cloth, 7oc
sewelrs Gertrude, Sc cotb, 75c.
sewelrs Msrg sret Peroivsl, o. cloth. 81 50
S-wes Lsneton Parsonage, vs. paper, cloth, u 80
Eyelyns Life Of Mrs 0odolphin sac; CLOTH sc AZ 2us
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~ New.York Water.Care EstR Bills hmepe
University place M 6ws
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~Express Notice-Lske Nsyigsuo Open.-Msssrs
wills n CO Express FOrvarders. are prepared 10 re-
ceiv- and forward merchandise In any quaoes per EI
press TO CincinRsu St Louis Louisville and oil the Wet
srn c,isz laS&. WELLS L CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

oPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
''' 0"s 0H isd MIHsrRELs,
ogsorsd a42,hs oldest established Company 10 the void
| An AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY.
a. eoes The Whole under .is dirseco and
management Of L. p ChRlBTY. AZ wis'
NlONsIEUR ADRIRN, the real and ineompsrsbI
soses every sv-uiog this weed at Miners Rooms
80 Broadway, when he -ill siyes orand Magical and
snce To commence u o'clock. Admission 50 eouts chill
dreu - cents 0'wn-
lSAnNUM's AMERICAN .MUsEUM.-P. T.
DSARNUn Manager and PROPRIETOR - osEE.wcoo.
Jr Assistant Manage performances every amer
noon q. and every evening O'Clock The celebrated
Qas1sr Giant 6isnless returned Tits city,
menl Win the Mammoth L.dy Who wsshs SO lb., mess
feet around tho waist and 81 inches sround NE arm
Msrtns,a Family. Who composed lsrS. portion q he
Ravels They appear each enertanmenI 10 Inel' Won
Ss Ey%S.e d% M I%.as
| Morris. Mammoth Boys Wax Scripture ssssn1y' nsdam
Rockwell fortune teller Admission % csn"' cono'"
under 10 yeau ~ cents
U,HE CHEAT CHINESE MUSEUM, CHI.
i NEsE BUILDlH0s Broadway, between Prince and
spDs 90. ~ he sSa u he coany exhibit. Inc dss
eu csss-s society In China The form Of 0overpmeot
:a1 aeSs! Tide: md con
s.,s OF large number Of fgres Of tho size OF ns several
ss %s: ga s1ass. :cssss: q q
VARGAS kinds Agricultural end mechanical impssmeoe mo'
deal irsruments lanterns, he &C
Chdren snder IL yesn Of ase hAf pdee: nu
TOWNSEND 0Ras nxnn0TH ,v,
ASD CRY OF NgwtoAk,
NOW ON ExHiBiTI0S Of the new iaee hau. naed up
lNsrPressy for taese Paintings I" 30 Sroad~sy' eofns
Of Wslker-a -.,,.,-
No time pains or hes beeu spared 20 make heee
Psnrnss worthy Of tho Empire Cuy OF me Empire sses
Toe OBJECT Of the prcpreso has been 70 paint
ofo.r nobIs Hudson and Of New-Yofs City, which would
h. vastly 10 sise, beauty and artistic men any
that have heretofore been exhibited ID me vod Iney
49,. ~rn n.adv two yssrs In preparation, and have o.
se.dx eosi about fW ENY five fh0UsAND DOLLARS.
NOM opSo Of 7; Panorama vul coumsocs moving q
aelsh f,cks<s Is csuGs Thses vill - - Afternoon
Essibioo every Saturday, oclock foe ne ercom1ode
Iou Of families, schools md hose VINO eeseos mese
COO vealsut 10 sttsud evening" nn 0eAs
NyOW OPRNs q Ihelr rooms, corner o. nrosdwsy
snd Lsos.fs = ~ 49, ssr mes sS sssSsss
the NATIONAL ACANI1t ~ yI1nsy ~. eS.S.ss,sseS
on s,nsI vosks 81 nvns stss sever oefoso peeuey -.
sib "a IN ~ Cny Of Nee York. Opso no. A. - 10
- ssosos ucks- " eena Wsels eomNwas 49,
Casnlolre ~ coooA
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TOWNSEND 4 ORRs MAMMOTH
PAHORAMAS OF THE HUDSoH H1VEh

I'D LsossfS & iAs .vss tsra s.sssl ezh.shies q
The NATIONAL ACANEal d OHstcN. eoccscee 81
nb{..d IL ,As cny Of Nae yosk Opss fsoa Az - 70
IN ssssos acAs, " ssn's sssis sdnissoa. = 60.
cosalogre " eeoeA ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

~ The ORANGE Moustain Water.tare rs
tn hmenf, slul sied South Orange rev
vii be r,opened for reception OF patients 90 NE e OF hsy
and will be Kept permanently open hereafter SUNNI ss'
Winter The establishment has very superior sccon
tons having prva. bstss suscbed to psuens rooms ne
the mountains and the sc-nsry OF n- VI
cey are BY sny IN The ss1s The cara OF me
.im.lrt ls,ve M. foct Of COrtsndst N al ocloct
A NJ and O'CLOCK P NJ dairy arriving a soI,h or.sse
IN about one hour Letters addressed 70 " v %
Err South Orange, Nsw'Jefsey' WI reee''o sA'epA's'
M iunA.at Al
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49,. t.fr,.. oai,ale ol t. fnbaa-l 70 Ah'Hi
a. a. Mss.n,.. Fofnstioa OF the Constitutions
...st., Ih- Rstt q S1ar.g. A froc..'on Inc fr,c
..s of ID. Rsqunlr Re-Hfs.. The Decree Of ne A.
-, H.. Anon an. Roo. Dfsense Of lmpfss.'ou-
M, at ai Grand Dut- Of Tuscany thsfies Albeit
a.. r...rf RsfeCt0ns Snd Conc4.s't--
t...f Lie .-~cfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

Az ISFAsI DLsrRTED.-An infant about two
months old WAS left n Fulton Ferry house this morn
log by German woman. 1t was duly transferred To
the Aims House Department by officer Donnelly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

~ Win and Tsupees.-BArcssLoes newy 70
vsn.d WIZ and Soaps obtained oliver medal Of tho Fsk
az m. American Insuiue They are made OF the nness
hair ard OF workmanship and o6ef the
1n~ot advantages Of extreme gh,ness, nat1rs appe1
an. and durability They are 90 feks a. 70 iey ds'se.
NO, The .rsest assortment Of Wgs and Toupees 10 me
r,tv e.n be ssscted from BarcRrLoas Manufaetory<
Waist near Broadway. Private roosss To- haas wiSa
COPY lhe s6dzeea. aU8"~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

WI French Magician, will continue HE extraordinary
s1rses every syeniag this week al The Minerva kooms,
90 Broadway, when he wtil give 0rand Magical and
Egyptian Entertainment Doors OF O'Clock, perform
commence al y O'clock Admission 80 eonts chill
drer u a. wis
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Coz. Fremont and his Party.

The 81. LOUIS H.DablcgH contains the following
detail. Of the melancholy intelligence from Col Ere
mon,s Party which have already briefly noticed
~ trIal-rar.h
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NIX. DEMrsTEK's La: e ss, T.s
MECHANICS, HALL

81 Broadway, between Grand and Br0oms sts.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
The original and well-snown
QNvNZfQ A6YNGER
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
NEW haven co
FAIRFIELD co

Total 800 25II -IrI -IT-- lIVV , 2
Wing over Loco 49i Do. in 4. t-l.
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Au,so, Of "Jscs Long or sho, IN ne , ryS
PUBLIsHED BY DEWITT pAsLNtoni'
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Total SO far Gfl lD- 30 IJi
TrumbuU sheAd-s32 Bssell 10 do-4If.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

One of the most Infamous violations of the notOr-
public pledges made by Gen. Taylor and his par
tisans before his election has been perperaed in the
removal of John Adair, late of Kentucky. from the
Office of Collector of the Port of Oregon. Mr. Adar
is the son of the late Gen. john Adair whose name
most intimately and honorably associaied with the
civil and military history of Kentucky for period of
ueary fifty years, beginning in l756.
To these high recommendations to the people of
Kentucky and of the Union, is superndded the high
personal merit and acknowledged worth Of the Of
so distinguished father. Mr. Adair possesses a
sound. discriminating mind, enlas sged and expanded
by liberal education, united to social and moral
qualities which have commanded the admiration oi
every community in which he has lived Unusually
modest and retiring in his temperament, he ub,tained
from active political cooperation with his party, al
though in principle and opinion decided democrat.
We take it upon ourselves to say that there is
respectable Wig i'll Kentucky, who will pronounce
him deficient uny of tie qualities requisite for the
station he has filled, according TO any standard that
may be assumed. We know he deserves and We be-
leve he enjoyed the undualfed esteem If his ac-
quaintances of all parties.
We regard this act Of Gen. Taylor, under the cir
cumstances which attend it, as one of The most wick
ed and ruthless exhibitions Of partisan depravty
which has come under notice. We cannot
doubt that il will meet with its just reprobation from
honorable men Of all parties throughout this Com
monwealth.-LouisriAe Chron.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
For the STATE Sentinel.
The Child and Stream.

looked a bright aud peHrly stream,
Dancing along in the silvery geam
OF quiet stars that look ed from above
ietures of purity-iruth and love.
And looked on a child that gamboled by,
With bound in its step, and laugh in its eye,
And a its cheek bright and as fair
As the queen, in the bower Of beauty, may
And thought they burrying, child aud stream,
To desny-all unknown ween.
looked for the rill which the pebble turned,
But mighty food, it rolled and spurned,
The pillar Of stone that arched its tide,
And swept it away in and PRIDE
looked for the child but 10 twas gone
Far the fight Of years had waved her wand
And the dreaming child giant STOOD
In the strife of fortune, fame, and blood.
And thought they were hurrying, man and river,
To a viewIess home-who sayeih whilher!
followed the river, swilt and bold
But twas lost in the old
Like drop of dew on the prairie vast,
When the God Of day has DER il passed.
followed the hero in his strife,
Ger thousand battle e-felds OF life
And sew his spirits dying glance
Go out the futures dark expanse.
And said, old oceans child has found
home Of rest in her depths profound;
And the babe OF time, in eternity,
Has learned its changeess destiny. J. w. c.
Bloomington, August 24th.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

SENATOR HoUsToN AND WoMAN.-In a political
address recently delivered at Nashville Texas Sena-
ator Houston gallant enough to say the following
handsome things of woman
HE owed his reformation to the ladies' "a good
many Of whom were present)-to woman! And lie
was proud to make it a boast every where, that in
Texas the rights of woman more securely guar.
antied than in any other state in the Union. TO the
credit Of her sons, be it said that they most highly
appreciate the worth and influence of the ladies' He
attributed all the bad habits of the Texans to the
Of female population. That evil was removed, end
another people. Woman exercised an illim-
liable influence in giving caste to the mind of man.
and in forming his character. In health she adorns
and embellishes his habits, in sickness she is balm
and solace TO the weary worn spirit"
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

TAYLOR ANEcDoTE.-A few weeks ago. an agent
was despatched to our Government by the Canadian
authorities for the purpose Of settling upon plan
for the most efecual "reciprocity Of trade between
the United States and Canada" The agent having
had lengthy interview with Secre'ary Of State,
conducted into the presence of Old Zack. After
the usual introduction and civilties the agent nsrra-
ted to the President the object Of his mission-Rec-
procy Of trade between the two Governments seemed
to have struck the old General with and aston
sbment. He had heard ofReciprocity Of affections
Reciprociiy Of Kindness" &C.. but never 'Recproc-
ity Of trade." Inihis dilemma, the General directed
attention TO his Secretary of State, and informed the
agent that "Claytoa attended to all reciprocities,
and, in almost the same breath. asked the agent
whether The "potato-rot had risiied Canada" The
sudden change Of the subject bewildered the niell-
gent agent, and bidding Old Zack adieu, he left the
White House.--Bat. Argus
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

ODD FELLows-A late number of the n. Y. Sun
in speaking of this respectable order says:
The Odd Felluws. n social and benevolent or
ganization, have become one Of The most numerous,
respectable and powerful organizations in this country
They have overcome the great obstacle opposed Oa be-
nevolcut socaiions-puhlc prejudice. The mural of
their existence is longer doubtful disputed Their
intelligence, harmony and munifcent charity, both
among themselves and UPWARDS the world uni
rersally acknowledged Inlerlocked in sections, they
have spread th ir and practice every city and
village in tie Union. gathering to their ranks of
every profession and creed, excluding except
upon ground of repro1chabe character.