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NH. Burke.

As our co-editor is not yet at his post, we take the
liberty discretion in publishing the fol-
lowing tributes 10 his merits:
TaK WASHINGTON UNIoN.-The correspondent of the Bal
Sun has notice that Edmund Burke, late Commits.
of Patents, is going into the Union, editor.
Thereupon, the Columbia South Carolinian says,
This will be real acquisitions for few writers are
sounder all the leading of public policy now
controversy between the political parties than
Mr. Burke and may hope to have of his Buncl-
cund papers the tariff should the advocates of protec
ton assail that measure of wisdomths tariff Of IS6'
Richmond Enquirer.
EDMUND BURKE KEMovED-It appears that at length the
wings have music red sufficient courage go directly in
the face of all their professions rather the professions
the who has dssraced himself 10 be their puppe,
though unay President, in removing the Commi ssioner
OF PaeUls. more capable, faithful and the wings
know, fearless officer. lived We not, however,
disposed to complain his removal. 1t Is what might
have been expected from tho hungry Office seekers that
surround the Presidents who has mo opinions of import
ance," though he is President; but the time will come
when their gross alsehood and deception will work for
them fitting rerbution.-Dovsr (N. H) Gazette.
THE last Baltimore Clipper notices Mr.. Burkes in
tention to join the Union the LIST June, Tomorrow
1t says:
"Whatevsr objection may be made to Mr. Burke :.
count Of his political sentiments it be denied that
he is gentleman of distinguished talents, and is well cal
cuated give interest to tho columns of the Union Mr.
Richie is veteran editor and although well I'D
vanced in e welds the pen with all tho vgor and vivac
y youth His industry is untiring &c., &c. Habit does
much but his endurance would task the physical powers
of the young and the robust Individually wish these
gentlemen entire success and that they may be enabled
effect what seldom attained by of the profession
the realization of Independent fortune for each The
Union susains with great ability the principles Of the party
which is attached, and deserves the liberal patronage
Of its political friends
This is all liberals and The Clipper is entitled to our
best Acknowledgements for its courtesyl
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- .ro ., the Immortality - the oeals DAessrs
Translation with Life Of Plato, by Fenson one vol
ume, limo. 80 -, -...--, It,.
cations, by Professor Lewis. ! volume, i2mo
Morelrs Philosophy of Religion. volume, limo.
Whewe's Indications Of the Creator. volume, limo.
Nav ri FRANCK TAYLOR.
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hs- Hoover has consented " be . candidsts
office Of Register for this city for the ensuing term,
and will be supported by many, regardless Of party His
qualifications respectfully submitted the voters of
this city. May 22-dJ4
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o. H. PARTRIDOE, u. D.,
No. 1876 Spruce strest, Philadelphia,
CONTINUES give his particular attention to the treat
of diseases OF the skin, scrofa, and diseases OF
the throat
Office hours: 9a M, p. m, and pm.
Ap l0-Smifs
ACE and Grape Sha wls.-We have in store
IL Rich plain white Grape shawls, extra large
DO owprced do do
DO while embroidered do do
Do colored do do do
30 black lace shaws at various prices .,,,
10 black and colored silk mantilIas will be sold low:
We rcsnectlv invite the OF the ladies and tho
public generally to the goods, as we are desrmned
10 clos ON our entire of shaw1 al very low prices
" ''o'' ''' V CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & CO.,
May 3l-3f Sncccssos ~ =. O.~so - -
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ms. MIR. JAMES =. HALLIDAY is candidate for the
office of Collector of Taxes for the ensuing and his
name and qualifications respectfully submitted to the
voters of the city. May l6-dtJ4
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Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercially
Indian oonmenced-Prompt measures BY the United
States forees.-A batae.-Spring commenced.
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Third Ward Ticket.

JOHN HANDS, for City Collector, and IONA ID. HOOVER fol-
Register will be supported without distinction of party by
MANY VOTERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20

tits now, we believe, beyond all doubt that the i'm.
peral Of Austria and Russia have entered
Into close defensive alliance by virtue Of which the
cabinet Of Vienna has solicited and obtained from that
Of st. Petersburgh immediate and efficient military
support An army of $50 600 Russians Is destined to
perform this important services 100 600 men will at
once enter the Polish aud Hungarian territories OF the
Austrian empire and the remaining division will act as
a reserve, to be employed circumstances may re-
qurc IL Is with the strongest repugnance and regret
that the young Emperor and the majority Of the Aus
trian cabinet have found themselves com PEELED to
brace this humiliatiDg and dangerous alternative.
Far from entertaining any desire to adopt in
with the forces OF the Emperor Nicholas, active mea-
Of hostility against those modern institutions
which the spirit Of the age requires the Austrian go
vernment manifestly deplores the hard necessity of
these times which render the forces Of despotic power
the only available barrier against anarchy and the
total subverson Of the empire The full weight of this
misfortune Is nowhere keenly felt than at vi
emma But after the late successes Of the Hungarian
jnsureetcn, With its numerous Polish auxiares II is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20
Ie following are the prices for the week -
Manchester Monthly Trade Reports.

MASCHEsrER, May y, 1919.
Most of the disturbing causes noticed In last
trade report continue to interfere seriously with bust
particularly to the north Of Europe another
month has elapsed apparently without bringing us
to final settlement Of existing political dif
cuties
The hope expressed on the LIST of May last year
in regard to the sh-Germax question, remains
equally desdcratum to-day, and It may well be asked
how long il trade in general or 1t Is not merely affect
ing that of this dstrcD to be allowed to suffer from the
Of this dispute The letters received
this morning give gloomy account Of this state Of
political matters on the cont inent.
This country suffers quite as much by the continent
tai and connections, the States in which they
The blockadcs strictly enforced against
English vessels than against those Of any other
try, and all business operations with tho north of Eu-
rope remain in allegiance, as the expensive routes
throughu southern Germany cannot be adopted ex-
cept in extraordinary and urgent II any proof
were wanting to show the paramount Importance Of
our continental trade Is to be found In the effect
which the stoppage Of exports to the north of Eu
rope has exercised in this and other mauufac turing
districts well In the colonial markets Of London
and Liverpool.
Notwithstanding the satisfactory settlement Of the
war in India, and continued active demand Of our
manufactures for that quarter; notwithstanding
tensve operations for China md active trade with
the nited States Of Aueres cur market on the whole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20
Calif0r,tln News.

From the Newark Advertiser, May IS
4 letter was received this morning, dated Guldala-
lara pril 18th from gentleman formerly OF this city
and now on his way to California At Guadalajars he
met a MIR Parrot the American Consul Mt Nazatlan,
who was then his way from San Francisco to wash
ington city, having left San Francisco the 10th OF
March lie had quantity of gold with him, one lump
Of which weighed twenty-five ounces and several other
lumps Of less weight His account of the nexhausibc
quantity of gold and the ease with which 1t OBJ
tanned far exceeded any Of the accounts given Of 1t
heretofore Provisions were plenty at San Francisco,
and moderately cheap.
From the Boston Traveller, May is
private letter received In this city from San Fran
cisco dated March H. reports twentycight vessels in
ort among which was the bark Tasso from Valpara-
So At the date Of the letter general emigration to
the mines had commenced
letter received in tins city from Valparaiso dated
oath of March, says 1T is estimated that, since the
first Of the gold reached Chilli between three and
four thousand perss ms have gone five hundred
from Talcahuana and over two thousand i've hundred
from hercsevera parties uniting their capital, and
taking laborevs with them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20
Our French Correspondence,
PARIS, Nav 3, 49,

The Bourse and Money Market.
The contest Of the bulls with the market for cash
carried until the settlement, and Is still
tnued with what you will be enabled to Judge
by the list Of prices which subjoin Yesterday some
little advantage obtained by them, arising from
the less quantity of stock in the cash Market
favorable from Italy, which leads spectators to
conjecture that the affairs Of that country will be
tsfactory arranged without bringing about any gene
raj The history Of the Bourse for the last week
is neither less than that of the efforts Of the
two opposing classes Of SPECTATORS the bulls and the
bears to bring about state Of affairs at the last and
next settlements, favorable to their respective ope
rations.
Some apprehension entertained at the Bourse
that the creation of six millions Of rentes for the colo
NAL indemnity would exercise injurious influence
the market; and the three and Ave per cents have
been. in turn affected, as II was announced that the
indemnity would be given in either the the other
stock but when it known that this stock could not
be delivered until 1852 the market became rcassurcd
and no thought of It, The Bank of France
shares have with difficulty kept themselves at about
the same quotation not from any apprehension or dis
trust, but from the continuance Of the commercial
discounts rather to diminish than increase; for al
though is, without doubt, reviving yet at
present most transactions for cash aud hence the
state of the portfolio of the Bank of France The railways
have excited little attention. but Is probable that
funds should attain as very influential efforts are now
large amount of capital would find its way into rail-
way shares which still at depressed prices arising
out Of the unfavorabe state Of affairs in 1S4S.
This week. many commercial and other securities
have into notice which have been altogether
elected since the revolution The shares Of the zinc
mandatory of La Vele Montague, the blast furnaces
of Mouceau, and the FORCES Of Avcyron, have been
much in favor and have risen rapidly on account OF
the resumption Of work ut these various establishments
The coal mine shares of Chaotic have risen from 220
to ESQ and are not to be obtained even at that price
The canal Of Burgundy which has hitherto been sell
ing at 81 So now is in demand at 49, and shares
not be obtained under so or So
The new loan Of the city Of Paris, which was taken
by NM Beckett Dethomas, mt Jos 40 for cash bond Of
1000 francs, has not obtained any higher quotation
although the old city bonds at 1e0 doubt Is
entertained that rise in tho former will take
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20
California and Oregon Malls,

VIA HAVANA, CIIAGRES, AND PANAMA..
The United States steam packet Falcon will be
despatched from the port of New York on Saturday,
the Goth May instant. The public is hereby notified
that mails may be sent to New York Charleston, outh
Carolina. Savannah, Georgia. and New Orleans Loui-
sana be conveyed by said steam packet which will
sail from New York the Goth; from Charleston,
South Carolina the 10th, (morning) from Savannah
Georgia on the zeth OK May, Ievening1 from aVaha
steam packet Isthmus will be despatched with the
mails the 10th Of May instant, in tune to connect
with the Falcon at Havana, on the I'd Of June next.
Mail bags should be made up ut New York and at the
other points named for Chagres, Panama, San Diego,
Santa Barbara Monterey, San Francisco and Astoria
The entire postage for single letter exceeding half
an ounce in weight will be 121l cents to Havana 20
cents to Chagres 30 cents to Panama to be prepaid in
all cases; and 40 cents to San Diego, Santa Barbara
Monterey, San Francisco, Astoria to be prepaid
unpaid at the option of the sender Newspapers
and pamphlets postage three cents each and inland
postage to be added j. COLLAMER,
Postmaster General.
Post Office Department May 10, 1S49
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20
Common Pleas.

beIVre Juuge UIsuueuer
MAY 1Q.-Jdmss Lappine vs. Michael Cenray.-Thit
was an action to recover damages for assault and
battery. The defendant keeps tailoring establish
ment, In which the plaintiff employed as foreman
1t appeared that, on the 7th of November last dim
Guilty between them, and the plaintiff complains
that the defendant struck him violently and eJected
him from the store The defence set up was that the
plaintiff was the aggressor and provoked the assault
Verdict for plaintiff, six cents damages;
Wam Barnss al &c Cahar.ns heoo.ns.Lt ms was
niture taken By plaintiffs, under writ OF replevn
The paintiis Who uphosterers, hired to the de-
tnd.rt ,be IN, niture in question, at certain weekly
ra,e wbcb was paid until defendant left the house
Previous 10 leaving she put another person IN pos
sss.on This person neglected to pay and the deen-
Sni then issued writ Of repevin and took back the
furniture The jury found verdict for plaintiff for
Xix cents damages. and valued the property at $500
Hiram Peek rs. The Mayor 3c-ln this cause, the
Jury rendered q verdict for plaintiff for 81 900 The
ytldict.on the former trial only $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20
Supreme Court.

Present Justices Jones, Edmond, and Edwards.
hAyl9-cn the opening of the court, the following
der entered the minutes ln the matter Of the
examination Of persons applying for admission to prac
se as attorneys and &c. in the courts Of
this StateIhe followingnamcd persons, viz Chas. l..
Benedict Frederick l., tarncs Nm l.. Carter, Daniel
H. Dustin. Edward ID. Even John III. Glover Asahel 8.
Levy Amara Mason, Charles &. Moore, Frederick Ma
reum. John Rankin, jr., Thomas Is. Rider, Charles H.
Sanford, Daniel r. Tompkins, aud Abraham v. W.
Vanvechten having been duly examined and found 70
possess the qualifications required by the CONSTITUTION
for admission to practise attorneys solicitors ana
counsellors In the courts Of this state Is Is oroereo
that they and each of them be- and they are hereby,
admitted to practise attorneys solicitors anu coun-
scors Of the several courts Of The state on view ork
name
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20
Movements for California;,
FROM NEW YORK


The ship -Angelique, Capt. Windsor, sailed yes
tciday morning for San Francisco. The steamer
Telegraph towed her out of the harbor The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers
Wm. IIilt Richard l. II. Dilmars, John Sheppard,
VIM. G: Wyatt, Charles l.. Carson, Thomas Russell
BENJAMIN Marshall, J. w; Kitchen, John Oferrell
H. II Barclay, Samuel Huston, Jacob whitney, Joseph
H. Rogers. J. Hitchcock, Cornelius Alderman, Miss
Sampson, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Grswold, Mira Farnham,
two children and servant. Total, r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20

thelf body as diplomaiist, which every new mi
mister from the United States requires they might
have the pleasure of enjoying his society, and i'm
proving by his advice and judgment, for few
years. BUENA VISTA.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-24
A Card.

Doot. and Mrs. BARho>, in view of the con-
tinued 1iberality and sympathy of their friends,
cannot forbear to give further public. expression
to the grateful sensations which such unmerited
kindness has inspired.
At the fire on Sunday, it was proposed to hold
meeting on Monday evening following, to a.
dopt measurers for the relief of the sufferers.
The meeting was largely ettended-a building
committee appoi nted, whe gave their undivided
attention to the business through the week. Sub
scriptons were issued, and on Tuesday NOR
ming timber began to appear in the yard, and
by the gratuitous labor of from twenty to forty
workmen, substantial frame was erected on
Saturday, six days from the accident. To the
committee, and others holding subscription pa
pers, peculiar thanks are due for their untiring
exertions in this and adjoining towns, in prosur-
ing materials, money and labor for the object.
The ladies promptly started subscription, and
by liberal donations in money and labor, mate
rally assisted, in connection with presents from
individuals in replacing the most valuable arti-
oles of Mrs. BIS. wardrobe, which were consum.
ed by the fire. More materials are on hand and
more labor pledged and appearances indicate.th
the loss will be nearly covered.
EDINBURGH, Dec Ia, 1S49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-24
The Cabinet-Its two Faces.

According to N. Y. Herald's Washing.
ton correspondent, the whig cabinet at
Washington is really JanusJacsd, having
white face for the North, dark face for
the South. The writer says:
The Wilnlot proviso seems TO be des-
tined TO become The grand theme of the
session. The cabinet are divided on that
point, yetpreserve an outward show oil uni.
~, trusting to Providence that their cour-
age will never be put to the proof. Every
inducement which an administration can
mold out 10 the members of legislative
assembly, will be used to prevent direct
action on the slavery question; and from
the specimens we had a, the close Of the last
session. we may reasonably suppose that
their efforts will not remain unrewarded.
While the free soil wings are, by Mr..
Ewing and Collamer, led TO believe that
Gen. faylo will sign the Proyiso if it pass
both houses, N essrs Crawford and Preston
console their Southern friends that Gen.
Taylor will be bound to veto it. This
game will do for the beginning; and when
the worst comes to worst, Mr.. Clayton will
come forward with new compromise and
endeavor to win for himself the credit OF
pacifying The country. But cabinet which
is thus trifing with the country is playing
a dangerous game and can hardly fail 10
be, in the end rebuked by all parties II
IS this wavering policy, this waiting on
Providence, which has already sunk it in
public opinion, and short parliamentary
campaign will scatter it to the winds"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-24
sheriH's sale,

nY virtue OF a writ Of Lev. Fa. to me di-
ID rected ard delivered from the Court
OF Common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio.
/ shall expose to sale at public vendue al the
Court house in the town OF K venna,s on
Monday the 2lst day Of Janaary, 1850,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, aud
four o'clock P NJ. OF said day the following
described laads and tenesents. to vii:
"Bemg part of lot number one and is more
,articuiariy known as village lot number
one hundred and eight ia the village ci
Garre.tsville agreeable TO a survey made BY
Russell A. Ashman Deputy County Suryey.
or in the month Of jane 1887 and recorded
in the Forage county Records Book 20 pas
es 4ss and 4se."
Taken on decree wherein David J. Boards
ley was complainant and Richard Saorts Ell
ais were Re >ponden's.
Appraised at $4,000.
JOHN GILL[S, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.
)ecembpr 18th, I849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-24

NOIfCE Is hereby gwen TO all persons
l\ lnterestt d. that the undersigned will
make application at the next term of the
Court OF Common Pleas, within aad for the
county of Portage. and Sale of Ohio, for
the vacation Of all tha, part Of he town plot
of Franklin In said county, which lies cas-,
o. DePeyste street, ESQ called) IN said town
Plat. and of all The streets, alleys and
squares therein, of which part The UNDER
signed is sole owner and proprietor.
MARVIN KENT.
Dec, ?. 184a:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-24

u The Rev. F. L. Adams, of Euclid, Ohio
says that Vaughns Vegetable Lithontriptic Mix
ture has made vast number of cures in his vi
ciuity, in the space of a year, and no medicine
has ever exualled it in sales.
We do not believe that in the whole history
of the patent medicine business the like success
can be produced
Vaughns sales are now enormous all over the
United States, Canada, South America. &C.
What an income the article must be, and what a
business too, to take care Of His newspaper
contracts for advertising are some 10000 dollars
butwe are not going into detail of the business.
reaper. If you want to know what it cures read
the advertisement in our p,per. Gull upon Agents
and get pamphlet. Ask for G.. c. Vaughn's
Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-24
IA Gard,
TO TIL E PU BLIC.

THE subscriber respectfully announces to the
L fashionables, and the public generally, that
he has just opened shop in Ravenna, in the
PREM TISS HOUSE, where he intend.
carrying on the Tailoring business, in all its
branches, in the latest american and Faro .,ean
stytss, or to suit the customer, and with stlict
view to the form, features and general mien of
the wearer. He fatters himself that by strict
attention to business he will be able to suit even
the most fastidious. All orders in his line will
be attended to on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms. He furthermore pledges him
self that those who favor him with their patron
age shall have their work we'll done, and done
AT THE TIME ROMIS E D.
rCutting warranted to ft if rightly made up.
B. A. DERBY.
November o. 1S49
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-24
Deatbs.

In Suf6eld, on the 18th inst, Of Apoplexy,
Mr.. ELBRIDGE HARMON, aged 81 years.
In Nelson, on the 18th instant, WARD
youngest son of George andHuldah
Heath, aged l6 years and 7 months.
Our Edward now is calrd away,
And we are left to mourn
Our children one by one decay
And to the tomb are borne.
Such are the dealings of our God,
But shall we dare complain,
Or bow submissive to the rod
And own that Earth is vain7 Cox.
["Star' and "Whig" please copy]
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-24
DR.: H. 7 U BIS,
ANALY YTICAL PHYSICLAN

111s116 1Oz1L :. II 0IOI11V
rAN be consulted at his room, Ravenna,
~ Pfentlss House, Monday afternoon,
Tuesday and "Wednesday forenoon, ID, Is,
and Is Jan.
Tlose afflicted with disease of the Lungs,
Liver or Kidneys, Iafiamatiohs. Dropsy.
rheumatism, Asthma, Sicrtness of brea' h,
or difficulty Of breathing. Dyspepsia, weak
ness ar nervous debility, restlesness, loss
Of appetite, Consumption, arrangement of
the stomach, bilious affections, Gravel, &C.,
are invited 10 call.
No Charge for Consolidation.
Reference 20 ind,vdua restored after be-
ing pronounced hopeless by attending ply
s,clans, can at all times be given to illus
trate the efficacy Of the Analytical practice
DR.. T. will continue his visits once in four
mr. fivn weeks