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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
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O.-lls haft John nf0sr NJ co. AptNns bf tffs hffs-i
tnrs Patton, ~ G~ofgs hsu, ouf-y ptby ~ bf s'h
Sarah Jsf- sson. irsu. ANaf, CO. tu-fr. i-fs o.
Psuu Ns H.pgg Rstlru, 1sfff eh-r.tl~n fti ffnY -
asr HslfsS 81 fels Haley Gonss-s ophs, f s rnf
late Of Gsftl-f byu1n GsargFu pt ~ curtis h~si Ansrf
aat rnJ, Ja.p-f Hoss. Niurs rss Tas-f sut.n h-sa
Mt-d. ss4sl Belfast N0Iet, No. Sac, Ooi-n "1fs fsi
ksru~huri
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RArH. Aprd % Ar 'hr Aoosse. More. Ns~ fos sa b.
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SsPoNssr Apnl lAu bfx Hs1t shsi- B'ngof sslf A"aa
ts Ares fllai~Ipls
PHlLADsLrHiA Apri gs ~ bsrs. P'l' to IiHion ~
Venue. Nson 90 CO OsH Jesup tsAsf, bJinn r.,b
Auin- te Mtafns Willard frntsi ~ tatA 'hs"s 10
D Boston, ihonss Ei~sd, 0fseHhls o. thnf slist
o. shr Ton. No0n. -aasr- D-a-af- brgs' Nse igfs
sfrulsr Nai d. b-lr lnsy fo. tr lrh fou4 o. lt-
paoic Re-. NHa'-a WI fsns Dn.,ol, Bfooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
Court Calendar....Ts,s DaY.

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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

From Sr. DosNGo.-MARrisL LAw-OsPI
w.,uprsN, Of brig Sarah Lsr''. from the CITY oi 81
Domingo 2sth March informs US that the city was un
ssr martial law Alarm guns had been hred iw'ee ana
!. the men in the city marched out with the President
:, ,n.,, hssa to meet the Hayiens who were coming
aovn IN large numbers under command OF President
soulouque
rns rlo,il. consisting OF vessels OF war has sailed
a., An. With 200 troops where 1t Is probable the pin
elpa battle will be Tough,
The u. :. sloop Of war Germsn'0~n was
H. s .loop Of war Albany arrived on the lO'n sna '''
81. An, cave. ON the 18Th officers and crew oil Wen
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

horoE-sAsurdAy lsss me crowd was great a. 10
obgs close lhe doors Of hs s. suit la future
mis- shall be sy9ided have engaged help. Osl
ee,rous Of iag themselves ~i,h neat fashion
sbs cheap cothiog for wear please call al
Isl Nassau s5.uit store
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

Tt TUsrNE N PmLADELPmA-suAngers In Fmi-
aselzila vii tad the Di.ly TrbEas ai Zel5ers SeSs
Room or they car procure L from the nessS0ys n
tAe sgreea
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANssic,S scsScN There nsny strangers n Town
gsl nov and shs ,h 90 poPusr ace u snuse
men IN he evening. that we wcnd r-comnend cur hdy
frends who do 49, pay heir vsi Ia The an~fropn
The Mssi'natts Great " -sefr. Il luls rlseT mo ganl
pair the Msmmoh Lady snd olh-r novelties recently sdd
- 10 hs Museuu have rendered ms focal point " 81
traction both 10 town and country.
HousEHoLD FURNITURE ar AUCTION -THis DAf, Thef'
day. April ~, WN n FsANgtiN, SoN Co vii SCI tn
elegant assortment oi Household furniture a l.o sullivan
., comprising almost everything required ior house ase
iag his properly OFFS family brsskng uP, consisting 10 psf
Al follows Brsses. three Ply ard Ingram csfpe's
Rosewood psno mahogany chairs sofas. wafdrohe' ba-
reau.. wash-iands kc e. ooa complete set ~ Jore's
paler lable cutlery grsndoes hfee se.s oo'sge
chairs. kc &c. Particular aueruon - Invited - large
and elegant picurs 10 hs 'front.' psror rare anj unique"
copy the celebrated painting q hs Bs1e Of nef-
loo In Mossc tapestry the color. warranted perfectly fast
having hung he wsu Jr seven years pat and ing
now AZ brilliant when nrsi put up tsvel worthy the
attention of sny deslrogs Of attractive and splendid
puor ornament, Also other o painlngs and epgrsying'
To perfect orders greenhouse pan1 SC &C Sale 10 com
nencs Al 10 O'Clock with .itchea flflure wooden ware,
Scsc ttoiai
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

n Prrs01s wishing The Tribune ea a. heir res.denes
a .hsr place cf basn-s vii please sen note thro1ga
se Poss ooe or lssve word he q ne Pa5saas
O6cA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

GRAIS-Th@r- i.r s--z-1 fer Whsa, t14 ~
Q Ell1E
1fc. a1d I'd RsstsrI - 10 Com r-r-
iug 80 ~ Fpy -o.lt@ cf sua.ru r. sa~-
...sa f AZ rf-t sogih-ra. tSs Western
-a s. so1-srn y-8s. ts5 tsgso Sarsra
y-l- ky- r-sh Sc part L.
4r-y NoS-b-r1 Osls LegT, safss
sass .. ~. YuSss sAs .srssy q ~, sss--
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

rS- Those - DO difI.s nOst widely and thoroushiy
Of heir bu,rer pursuits tohef lhrgs sqasD
sill Of coorse siraei ibe most c9slomefs-aad ins
ne~spsper pr-ss b he ehoc.us means of df1sng p1bnc
Information IN popaous dlses. % cousSy IN ~bch pspe's
pubsbed The immense fortunes made by sdyorlsisg
extensively readily accounted for Thro1gn tho Agency
Of y B. PALNEa, may advertise Ia any 'ecIiOn of
which b. E specially sppointed snd empowered by the
proprietary and thus establish himseh st once instead u
wAoz Tor castomers 70 hunt OuI hs psc1 Of Dusnsss
when, 10 1hess days CT steam i' rather sso~ operaaoa
WosoERyUL CUsE o. CoSsUNPrios BY scHEScK's PUL-
xoSlc sYRuP.-N,. sdenek-sr address yo1 his leHsr
10 nsonn you or The reinstabls snd unexpected e6ec
which y9ur syrup has produced in rny had
been complaining Of sieht eo7gh and psin In my breast
for several years LAE Jaly wss engaged 10 digging
cellar ard psof1ss persprssion ard from ny owr
eseiessress IooI violent and heavy eoc-wss eouf1ed
% INN eciztsy sferwarc ard n ~ hch never
cane arul cured By y01r Puln 0nic syrup peroo
Of month"; Ny eoosh sas iccssssnl pain IN ny breast
pale IN and eonsdsrsble blood sept setrs wssssr IN
u ne nshIswesu acd b.ee fever e0mmscced which sul
ncressed ny debility The serdlng physician pfoooancee
ri c.ss ineursbls consumption snd my feuds gave up
hopes of ny recovery. bad uisd many remedies vi b
oar receiving any oenehi sne concluded asi soon die
"a my ess yfesy swoi-n and was fearful u Lhei
oarssns; addsd 70 which scslced with disrr
hEa vas r.dneec 70 almost sEeleton, when fnsn'
r-comm-nd@d ne 70 Try your syrup; when, sfet tskin
egss bottles according Joar direcoas ~ss comp s.e
cured an COW wei, sn1 . sDoflns man, ard can DO
70 your Syrup. ! fnow many psoons beeys thai coz
sumpuon 10 az incursble csesss; and ever here
case of consumption 70 re word. believe nine was
Of ne worst rind and bat for yoaf syrup believe l
w0gh have been IL ny grave. There are many hundred
10 his city whose cssss Ike nine bat n you voui
only procure your syrup hsy would 5000 be well Ever
Interested IN the Of egnsumpuoo, The
oe.sas of the syrgp by calling 90 hs subscr1ber who's
sole motive Ia above facts for the bene6 Of b
| suffering fellow creatures CHARLES UDOSNELL,
| ls7 Sonh Front-s
The Pu,monic syrup 10 prepared ~ J. H. scHsxcK
SCUM sIIhsi Phadelphia Price per bottle. or sx DO
ties for s. Blsh Clckeeef Bncaysl Agents lor Nes
| YorE Jno ?. Van Mort Nswbqrgh, NJ Y Moses Dan
Poog kespsis, n T. Or. 9. lnsEs, Psiefson, NJ
- s,seA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

rs NAVAL DrPor IN rHE MSDIrESRASkAS'-
. un.s,,lsd state of European asir' we are nspPs
., earn ths, our able minister, ct SARDINIA w
,.. o.,.lned from our Government the pf".'so y
,,.,nspsp, Naval Depot at spszs, under very
eEsggslsais..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

~ o. ) FOWLER will Lecture hi, (rh1rsdsyl amer.
al o'clock exclusively to ladies', At Broadway Hall
Hope Chapel seats free. His lecture 10 The evening
ID. same Hal will be 70 exelusiyely Seats 10 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

u light fsshOnsbe and durs0e HAT be ob,siaed
Al lhs depot Of lhe Ninth Ward Hat Company @ Bseese.
o. Our friend csoSE s capable manager. has besn lon
and f.yorsbly fno~n hat'sr ~ exquisite taste.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
Forrfxo Ports.

A. Bla. Ayf-- Deb l7 shp. Bs1u sp-on ans r's Lao
fn E,1n Ith. kjusr Nhn. IN NfYft ffh f.x fofsi
Gs'h'H - bai. Mo martha. B,sav' ti Nions 49, eau
Ilh t Baltimore ~ h .atss-- Conway ~ hshs lN o. iafi
the, Hsr t hngs Fftn sd >oisn ~ AaN-p f~aisi j..
Cs.s- Hsfna. aai Wshngt Cara. o. ~ g. Falo- hath
Bsf9n % stut-y r SD a. Cf1-tast Hsfh f
Nfor Do d. Osn fsa-y, bllEi0n f bangfs s is hyisf
Al Wstsf- anf pF-fusra Dslnson tts Taylor fdnife
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

MAcRyADY. This distinguished trasedian Is %
sppesr At the A,tor place opera House lNr HseEeH
having taken il for the purpose Of bringing him OUT
The cour.e ofthe coming month.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
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WHl.kY-f. 80 t.-a-r. - -. s'~' .tt' '' ''
nrrar- 80 trt - srsy a. 9fia -
PROVISIONS r. -ss~t tsssy - fci. 40 - =. :. -.
80 mn ss. a. Do RSin f-a fr h-'s. 49, 81 ~ -
: r1t~ a. ' iof - - ' -
..-s. Be- Frras 80 ii Asil - ~ hs-- -
- - r .s 81. frlr- N--s - lAfi -
f.H sts 80 at sa5te snc - 80
% - ..
l., - - stoae~rs 80 a. - or PEA hs1s, - - of saa
n,-ss G -r-er. 40 opi Ps7ff - r9itf = -
-. - g,t,.r 4. go fhs raret . '-'s
Urr IN at Ii "a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
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~ Tf'sseuFh lhWt'. - Apt. - ~
oha, on Bof,~su' pah trs N-'cef- tom "f.,n.i
sni tso aui sv up at rfrnHf hffNs
,,,rss t Fran a osa.. Aur-f iof rniasrs -r
sf~nag DANISH slf puIle.n~ M htfie =" in4'
.st l coal adei th- artufaF~ "a ~ 80
rsil, l PN A arg a-ei o ,-f-s pe-esi o. '~. m
ssra,nr ifrnfg Them fh- 81 Luce. f NNfffHs hft
vs,,aL r 81 J. hn NR hfgs Isgaf. 80 Den~rfs h-nF
fe.ts rrliiI ~ Cuba. IH 1senfe snf To 10 W W.
of Nflr~lus hfs -
Henry. ~sul X Ja'. n n-a~af~ Af-t p"
r-ft sni thomrs0u rrtlf-nfs. tHta tf hslnt Air
". hH-tnl " -
fr.ff . ami fs. . O. . I'D srtief harry
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

HArfosAL Miniature GALLERY.-EDw Wmrg, -i1
BEoADwiy-Ths magnificent saloon Possesses s7psrior
advantages for the rapid production of Dsgueeotyps Min
AL persons Who wish unsurpassed keness u
themselves or frieods should give This gallery call
Il
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

Markets .CARETrILY REPORTED FoE TIE TErsusE
WssssB4r. Apfl -
AsHEs-T POS - gt- r45 IS Us mast
-. s-.gs e. Pears -Ltr-g llIlus a. s.
Erpor irou 80 y -f,l Apr
1919 i843.
p -.-......... b5is..sss
Pear s- -
CurTOS rh- sa.-s 90 .ai-s a. fous Prr~s
R,-e,t, Ery-ti ses i CoHs- az ht JSAs7tSS Issa
tt< 4 .frf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
ig' The name Of the writer is with us. E.

~ The Globe waxeth iaceuous over the ms
fortunes of It's brethren of the Hunker stripe.
Hear
How do You Ike General Taylor - an Old Wing
was asked few days since "FUst rate, said the Old
coon. He tErss or great deal better than We eN
pected
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

IT, Tho Motto 10 sss Profits and Q1iek Sales" at ne
celebrated ehespes. Carpet Establishment in tho Ured
States - BJwery, lIiR,A AsDsssoss. There you can
purchase bea1h hoor oeoth ON Js Ga 10 - per yard.
charming 1g for 20s snd sndid patterns Of Egg
Ia and American ply, double super SUI common ingram
carpet from IA TO "a Rich window shsdes from 6, TO s.
ref pair etc etc
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

PArESr KSicKgssocEEK RAscE--Combining sn Tho
l.is provemen. 'or ,c5nomy fuel, and the perform.
OF s cooking euuasry operations with tnd
satisfaction For sale By
.ssfw. 3 ROLLuaus 9t2 ard on vv.,., =,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

RrFiNrD sucAss, Sc At REprcro PRicfs -Si1srts
ard Goubie loaf snd crushed Sugas 6 cents hy
the bb!; G-rrnan Crushed cts. Refined Yellow DO ti
Prime We',h Dairy Butter Is 81 and .6d per 10 Basins
Butter IT, Fresh Eggs n Tor shilling Also, 10" crop
O1.ouE Rud Young dyson Teas, Al small advance on
wholesale prces by lhs pouud chas, oxTa hae O0oug
81 - best qua i.y YOung Hysou 7j per 10 fine Ming
yong souchoog 6i superior English Breakfast Tea 80
For sale, wholesale sod retail, 81 FOWLERs, 30 and
AZ Greenwich, lod 70 Fesey and J8l Grand Clinton
81 s2j =.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

COvczRT NIcHr.-The Comp plMeA'ars Oo-
cert 70 Nr = BLACK mes g - nizsi al tAs IN
nese Assembly Roons Wih 'aeh a'u'' s' AT b.
", Ioxr. Eo,rrtt UoYTxAx. DE BE0NIs and Ma
sv-zvv mi. must prove a delightful entertainment
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
Whnlnrs.

Cold spfas st net. shp Huntsv~ smith. from Fssis
i..ai., .h 50 tts ad saI 4s ne tous
Spoken, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

nixarVgE .LNaSac....rais psT
u. -. N-..s q Ns.s ssts .....-4. l
WsB WArFG....Agft =
A ssnsr AtGof t.arf. 80 lNn A. NJ eat- Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

T Rev Messrs LiTTLE and CARLISLE
eepts,e. Of the Irish Reformed Presbyterian Cnuren
have recently arrived 10 5is City With visT Of per
rpsnently residing in the United States They rave
both been preaching s,ey various churches Oh 'A
C,v ard il said that toe former een'emaa hs' r.
ceiTed cal from the PresbyteriSn eonsreesuon II
Wsverlv- ace.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

King Henry "" al the siuyvssgst Institute Ttu,stsy
evening Apn -, Of "a O'Clock Tcsels ~ be b.d ~ M
POmanr, snitof " bs Insute, 81 tho Asor Hoas The
Irving House, At M Frsneiss and Mr.. Crow-s's Boos
stofes. Pnce 81 as 2gss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
~Irvins Institute Notice

gT Irving Institute Notice.-rhs Summer Tern
~ ibs Boarding school, commences on T9ssdsy hsy
Pups srs desired " b. puncu. Appe.ions for soms
sio1 may be mscs through CL.Rs AUsTis 205 Brosd-
way, n more cOnvoDieIL
si6 gis Wn P. l. CHAs II LYON, Principals
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts. 6e. Tonight.
lF~r4rfic-.a-r 'ss <s'rfai-s s'.---a-l

~. Farar ~ . bowel s-t i1-t-lt- ~ y
c. +s- p .r' sr s.laf .0.-r Hoo
, a. -r Pf--r... =. 20 r- Clsa- 3 al =.
q. r.-.l = --.afffI -- =
f. Ia. b. ~ sl--f A--rra- ia. 1-ai"
a.. go t ST. ~. se-rr -..-4-- hr.--r.l--l I
,-srr s-r-r .-- F-~ De- -
60 - aff -tlis' aAi -'--
r..rr- - Dag -fl-
fr-sra.1r, ~ tlss- BroaTstr or tstis ~ -
P.---sra cd ". hr sf-tI- ~ NtA-''- =
4f~@- NaE.- -@rla Rom, = 2 "
nrfa1 1eaf - fffs pt - 'f's
Fa-rtar f,a-+--- {. r.rr cc1t- sven - P
s-~.r. H-ts-ff-T ~
- ~-e1 re2f - 'af -
A..-~1 ys..4a-Br ss-rY. .or "a '--Iaf 80 'fsslf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

~ Mrs. N. =. Cove Nichols, Waisr-Cus
Puyscisn. has removed 10 % Lexir xOn avenue, near
T-entyhhbs Consultations from 10 uu daily except
sandays and patients visited their rssid feFs
FROM dis,snt patients sboad describe fully ard
enclose fec Of s. when f8 direetons will be given of
treatment s2f GusL ftNSs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

" Notice.-R LASE will lecture and experi nenl
Animal Asgnesm tnis evening April 20 At ms Amef
can Hall corner of Grand and Broadway Doors
z. oeiocz Lsct1r. 10 commence Al Admusnce IS cts
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

FLOCa AND NEAL-T.srs lar fsua1t f7r Fo1f rsS-y,
.r.ra steady, ia PsflaP ~ss saoysaey
y-s--rsay n Es-t.ra s-s l7a -qia oe
a. th- 7sGt3 "a occa-oa- Hr-t
para-l - - a~-a a. - = ~ 60 sfts
si- Flf pr-n; t1ef- spar = - o. n14y
Ti-r~ N-r orsana 81 D
Co1uoa N~~ O-sls sor p~riy laf nr- 49, . - eaoa
-. "a ssss -Grr sd. Ia s0lih-ra - u.F-nsa NOD
-. b.. . 4ezf-3 - atfr ~ goo 1k-.0-
~ g-a.sr.- Fetrl-s Cfy 90 .Ss -j s naisrs's ss-.
~. ~ a s.ss 20 80 e. tlos-
.ss :. sa-s - - 80 br7sy a. IS
Re Foar gsih. "a s.-s 80 -,
Efpor: igz 80 y "a Afr4s
1919 lsa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

Nrw PAPER n BR0oNLrS.-Mr. Waiter Whit
MA has eommcoeed the PdsheAsion Of a daily pc
per which is 10 b ssued in The morning and devoted
- free soil principles.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

r. Tho iasaluuon Of Ms.ss Jio0H aud JOHN { A.
sorf 1r the education Of young ailes ~i be opened 90
tho Let OF May o. Grsenen nesr Clinton place The
house having been purchased by Messp Abbott for the
ins uuon be arranged and fued up 10 he moIi per
rec, msnner FOR permanent occupation limited ruuber
Of pupils received into hs family u Mr. JoHS As
Bsrr - Lsfsyeueplsce FOr lsrms and other particulars
apply II her At Greene. Or Lsl.yeue-plAes, sboye
HArs- PaAcr CO, PRorFsgoS. PRtcEPr Tho three 70
are sometimes important he three unis or double
fzurss hhng up note check To nske hat OfRood
form and durability rsqIrss Practice 10 do this 10 maj
tsr u scientific Profession The part of the msser ard
Pfeceps 10 sdrce II KNOX, the Halter d Fulton e..
does not combine these, tho public hsye g0 10 90 ous Il
Ns~.YorI 10 f1i Spflng pailefn for hat.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

~ The most valuable OF Mr. DE la FOREsr
paintings will be sod today. part o. them were sold
Yesterday and some, understand, have been dis
posed Of al private sale The library. with some fs~
exceptions erough, much less than its actual value
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

MlssING.-S.uce Friday, the goth ins,. a man
named Pisu Williams has been missing. lie is about
D, ieet high whisker' had on brown sack eos' A2h'
mixed pantsoons small check double breasted 'e''
plush cap Had when he left from 500 to s5o win
him, mostly in gold Any person who viii give 10
formation of HE whereabouts s the headquarters Of
the Porce in the PARK al No 25j Iwelith'ss viii be
ubarsllv rewarded
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

CoUSrEBrErrER CAuGhr.-A man named Nj
chsel Foz brought TO this city yesterday on re
QUESTION Of Gov FisA upon the authorities OF fhiAds
phA At which place be bad been arrested 90 eaATse
passing attempting 10 pass counterfeit money q
that city This is the same man Who was Arrested n
this county on similar charge about years Aso ADu
allowed to 90 on bail In December ls''' 0l' o'
iadissment was found against him y the 0rAra jay
then IN session upon learning which ne innedi.iey
a-d ard hsd no, been heard Of uni his arrest n fn q
aelphs where il appears be hss been practising ais ne
fsrious designs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

MEMORANDA Atrs oseag 90 Iaunioa hsf a.a. 20
q th cots ou tea. 60 stN'fe Oh 70 Ns o.
a.fr.at SIZE all f-t oh a. tFa esisf
UFfOW hrt
SAILED stsansbp Ihsrokss Tor Ssva1nsh.
WlND AguI s4au.s. ~. m-fhii-1, = sunset, io
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
RRnOKIYN AFFAIRs

II Mrs. BUTLER reads the play OF King Henry
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

INQUEsr.-An inquest was held yesterday by
Coroner Walters upon the body Of lsa-c WiiAm'' a
native Of Ireland, aged ~ yesrs, who came to hi'
death by being burned while In state of inioxicanon
while lying upon lime kiln in Eighteenth si oelsns
ing 10 Mr. Montgomery. Verdict in accordance vita
the above facts
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-11-15
Passing Counterfeit Money.

On the 24th ult. two young men answering to
the name of Broadhead, came to Beaver Meadows,
where they passed five Dollar Counterfeit Bill
on the Harrisburg Bank, on Mr.. Wilson, tavern
keeper, with whom they lodged, a FIVE dollar bill
on Watch Maker, and FIVE dollar bill on Ham,
burg & Co George Braver, clerk in the latter
concern, followed them on the Engine Shenandoah,
when about mile below the Meadows lie came up
with them. Mr. Maxim, the Engineer, Stacked off
to allow them 10 ride the train, and then stopped
little before getting to Weatherby to fasten bolt.
Braver walked forward, got the necessary assis-
lance and had them arrested just as the train was
leaving Weatherby, and brought them back
They were examined before Squire Hamburg and
and committed to answer. 1t is said they hail
from Pike county.-Wttkes-B Barre Adrocate. 1875
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-11-15
Henry Clay on sourkrout.

Henry Clay's opinions have been quoted upo n
many subjects, those upon sourkrout are quite as
decided anything he has uttered, if the follow
ing story be true:
"Henry Clay dned recently with Ex President
consisted of crullers, olecocks, snckethush, ow-
greetchees, &c. Mr. Clay exposed a wish to
see that "twelve acres of reclaimed bog and," so
much talked of during the election, which Mr..
Van Buren, took great pleasure in showing him.
On their return tureen filled to the brim with
sourkrout was set before him. Clay put his hand
kerchef to his nose, and with a "whew," said
Van, I've lived long, and encountered as strong
opposition as any other man, but to be frank with
you, never encountered anything quite as strong
as this"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-11-15
The Elections.

NEW JERSEY.-At the Legislative election
in This State, the 9Th inst. the Wings were
again successful in maintaining their ascendancy
in the Legislature, notwithstanding the Locofocos
endeavored by raising local issues, and adroiily
managing the excitement on the subject OF The
Monopoly, TO get possession OF the State, they
have been completely foiied. The Senate stands
10 Wings TO 9 Locofocos ;--ihe House 33 Wings
20 25 Locofocos Upon local issues several strong
Wing counties were carried wholly or in part 6y
their opponents In Mercer, John Dill one of the
Whig candidates for the Legislature was defeated
and a Locofoco Sheriff elected, by the detection
of the Wings Of Hopewell, the strongest Wing
township in the county
NEW YORK.--ln the City the Wings carried
every ihing--Sta,e Ticket by from two to three
thousand majority; county officers, such Sheriff,
&C.; majority of the Aldermen or Council; and
nearly ali the members Of Assembly. The Sen.
ale is Wing, and the House stands IS Wings to
50 Locofocos. with Jefferson and Steuben to hear
from, which last year elected four Wings The
entire Wing State ticket is supposed to be eec-
ted.
MiCHIGAN.-E Enough returns have been re-
ceived TO indicate that the Locofocos, as usual,
have carried the Stale. . 4...
ElRGlNIA.-Col. T. S. Haymchel, Wing, has
been elected to Congress from the Wheeling Dis
trict. This Wing gain
MASSACHUSETTS The city of Boston has
given about 22o0 majority for the Wings. The
returns from 60 towns indicate that George n.
Briggs, the Wing candidate for Governor, is cleo
ted by the people. The coalition party have prob
ably elected their Senators in Middlesex, Worces-
ter, and Plymouth, In Norfolk and Essex the
contest is doubtful
The House is largely Wing. In the fourth Con-
gressional District Hon. John G. Palfrey is de-
ieated by larger majority than before. The vote
fer Philips will be 10000 less than last year.
Boutwells vote has increased
LOUISIANA.-Gen g gorge Walker, the Lo-
coioco candidate for Governor of this State, has
been elecled. 1t is believed that the Congresson-
al delegation will stand as before. The election
passed off very quietly.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-11-15
"GOd and Duly.n

The Hon. George s. Hilliard in the course Of
an admirable addrss to the Wings of Massachu-
sets al their late Convention, made this noble and
elevatlng appeal
Let US infuse into the politics of our country
and in our state, SO far as we can, more elevated
tone of morality.-I confess for one that | think
that the tone ofpolitical discussion in country,
the tone of speeches, out of Congress, and in Con-
gress, is too low 1t is too material, and it is too
sordidit is too little elevated and generous.
would breathe into it purer spirit Let US not be
afraid to take upon our lips, in politics, the
words" God and Duty" They will kindle and
animate the soul, as the mountain breeze refreshes
and braces the material frame. Let US not hesi
tate, Wings of Massachusetts, here or at Washing
ion 10 act upon the conviction that where the
spirit of the Lord is" there and there aone is true
liberty
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-11-15
Shields elected Senator.

Gen. Shields was elected to the u. S. Senate
by the Illinois Legislature few days since The
vote in the Legislature was as follows: Shields 72;
Edwards 81.
close.
General Shields was nominated in caucus, on
the 2lst ballot, by four majority.
The Washington Republic says the excitement
among the Loco Foes, of the legislature, before
the election was very great. The candidates were
Breese, McClernand and Shields. Judge Doug
lass was at Spring field using his influence to the
utmost in favor of Mr. McCernand