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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

BLAKE'S PATENT FIRE-PROoP PAt1T.
VNHIs EXTRAORDINARY SUBSTANCE wni" N :
few months sfter applied turns 10 siss OF ssonn "
tecng wbs.eyer covered from ne scuon Of s weather
and IRE. .,.rn
A. ..or.. nj, ,ydn.is sr, ssftng up all kinds Of worth
Iess Counterfeit stuff and ceiling ~ hfe PROOF paint
have the statements OF more ihaa twsoy asn o tne mgns
es sndn IN Ohio n the vcinty OF the mine, who have
seen md some used counterfeit sun who gave me
saving that bad been such comp etc u.
ranf exeept Blskes that bis only s co1scsred worth
sng Every person. therefore, TO be safe shoa4 thai
IA, will make the genuine freproof psint lie nlo they
rake themselves liable 70 prosecution for ia1nngs
lose their money The gecunc article Of different coofs
hand al TIE general de pot "a Pesrl-sL
mys linz WIN. BLAKE. PNtentee Fire-Yroof Paint
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5000 TUNs RAILROAD IRON
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

Il ROAD COMPANY wish TO contract for eight Ihousand
OF railroad iron, for tho division Of their rosd
extending westward from Psburgh Three housand tzBS
70 be delivered the Ohio River al Pittsburgh and Bssvss
before the close Of cana uavgauon In the present ye
rsis be Of the pattern 10 lengths Of 20 feet snd
are To weigh 90 pounds per hneal yard They arc 70 -
subJect 10 toe mspccnon OF solomon w. Roberts, tnes
the Company NJ Pittsburgh, TO whom and 10 Winsiow,
Lenier Co 50 Walst NevYork, proposals. may b "a
dressed for furnishing the By order OF the Board o.
Directorp lsN lmI WV ROB NSON. ia. Presdest
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az Have fou been 10 the Palace e-Not, 10
the palace OF Queen Victoria but 10 the palace Of MED
HURST HEARD q Maiden-lane, get your hair cut In
pncey style and clean pair OF hair brushes used to each
and every customer n ksiden-sne myl4 eodlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

e LIQUID Hair Dye Improved a. to color tho
hair whiskes the momentt Il applied without the least
hjurytis entirely free from unpleasant odor and car be
washed with the strongest soap Immediately IL s applied
WITHOUT waiting TO dry For SALE applied at BArcHgL-
7Rs Wig Factory. Wsllst myl5TuTh&sstn
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II 4. SCHOOL AGENCY 293 BROADWAY
~ Estaohshed ls47 for procuring competent teachers
govenesses &C. Terms to all one per cent In advance
ayears compensation, secured by transferable check and
The parties proposed until suited Notices given By
Initials through The Tribune. Merchandise at lowest
prices Fine letter paper g. Half price TO yearly pstrons
Circulars wanted No charge for procuring pupils Checks
for SALE Apply early full and postpaid. References ex
changed lmyS SIAI L. ii. WILCOX Proprietor.
A GRADUATE who Ia experienced teacher both
<Aof young gentlemen and ladies' has three hours
In which be 10 unemployed. Address 3. H. c. Tribune
Omee myS ST.
INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIEs,--MAD.
Il AhE COUTAH respectfully informs the parents o.
her pupils that the LIST Of May shs viii remove her
Institution TO 966 Broadway UnonsQuare The elias;
&c will reopen on Monday Mays my2 Inn
THE THIRTY-sixTH sRssION OF TIE
L BROOKLYN GRAMMAR SCHOOL win commences
hsyI Circulars a. the Brooklyn Book Stores the
residence Of the Principal, 20 Atlandc-st ny4 Inn
hlIss COOKS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
l'lMlSsES-98 Twelfh-st, between Fklh and SIKH
avs-summerIrerm commences Tuesday May T. my2 Inns
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.fE Latest improvements I'm the Daguerrean
Art.-For perfect picture In every respec, 90 Qua
EEYs old established gallery, 1879 Broadway. The like
nesses taken by bis process universally ackuow
try my3 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

~ Water Cure House.-T l.. NICHOLS M ID. and
Mrs NJ s. Cove NICHOLS, WserCure Physicians. 81 Wea
Twentyseeondsl Patients received for full or day
ment visited their residences Consultations from 10
to7 mve Inns
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WANTS.

NLTANTED-A young man m = wholesale groeerv
w house "a sn assistant To asutabe person Air er
peussuon will be- giveE. Appls 10 ANDREW BREV]
IL co the wooden wsre store corner wstsr "a
Fu.tou sta mp stairs my24 IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-04

The Couri adjourned to yesterday morning,
at o'c'0ck.
SENTENCE or DEATH PRONOUNCED
ON PR ,FESSOR WEBSTERll
The awful Sentence of Death was pronounced
on Professor Wcbs,cr, yesterday morning. Chief
Justice Shaw addressed him at some lerg'h, and
in "A most impressive manner, concluding as fol-
lows:---
And now nothing remains but the solemn duty
of pronouncing the sentence which the law ailixcs
to the crime of murder, of which YOU Stand con-
victcd; which sentence is, that you, john w.
Webster, bc removed from this place, and dc,aiu-
ed in close Gust dy, in the prison of this county,
aud from thence taken, at such time as the ENecu-
tive Government of this Commonwealth shall, by
their warrant, appoint, and there be HUNG NY
TIE NECK UNTIL YOU ARE DEAD
And may God, in his infinite goodness have mercy
upou your soul
Chief Justice Shaw pronounced the sentence I'M
der the deepest emotion, which, in some parts OF
it, almost choked his utterance. The feeling in
the Court room was intense. The prisoner sas
down, leaned forward, resting his head on the
railing in front Of him. and wcpt.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION --on Mon
dsy we ivh June NEXT at O'Clock, shall c,
me premises part oIos No 10, In No 60 fronting
street, between and
dwelling house with buildings store house. cc-
cuped BY MI. w y McPherson AZ grocery
Also, part Of lot No square, fronting street be-
shops. - - = '~
Terms Of sale One fourth purchase money css balance
interest. tt tt' 80 19l = 800 = - '-'' y
DYER q BROTHER
may SD st fAuctioneers,
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SKETCHEe OF Popular Tunnults. nrussrasavs sr sn~
~ evh Of social ignorsncc--1 vn., London. m T
riudngb Proverbs OF I'll Nauons--1 vol. London.
schoos o. Ancient pmloscphy-i vol London
ssoss stories and Anes"iss iussed win numerous wood
Lambs specimens Of English Dramatic vols. London
June \ FRANCK TAYLoR.
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and choice teas gown the fer
tile and genial soil Of Assam. !" 90
With view the
10 the intention OF the propeors distribute by
parchase,a quantity oftea equal years ponu
effected. tgEE41 -. -
Each purchaser win receive enclosed in the package numbered
ceruhcafe, entuing
my Gents laid and the receipts
under nendoned pacels per cent
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n DvER . saornna. A...,... =.

VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTIoN.--on Tu..a., .,....m -
M Jpqe % o'clock, shall sell mont OF he pre,,,.s
lou Nos and IN square north Of square No .!,na.
renssv.sis svesus beswssn Ssh and a streets ''''" ~
Ansr n. .sove VII y scd cs No IN square No. fronting on
Terms ~ sale oneourth Of he purchase money cash
In one md bf notes satisfactorily secured essos
Old DYER = BROTHER
May aid 4e Aactionser..
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nseutifal Country Residence fpr sale, oonssfnsnr
Or hundred and sixty sces, half fine timber wa
ey noe twostoy house. forty -four by with
ss.vsnlsscs eight miles from washington city fine barn with
complete for stock, &c For Of Mr.
Jersnah orme, Georgetown Messrs Mlddon Bea Wash
ington city, ID. q. 10y -
te~sssoe gwen immedis,e,y, and bargain fsr cash.
NAY 2o--2awlw ~ - " m
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20 pnres IN al 1000 lbs. $4,000
Those who prefer owerpced can receive their
pd.esn proportion or they win be for cash.
uon OF ten
o. Country agents required Applications (pos,
PAID 70 the Company Depot rs above. N
June 1-d3m
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THE United stasss I~wyers' DIRECTORY and Osscs.i
bunvfn for 1850, compsng place residence OF
svey practising lawyer the Union, places
asnee % the commisieners Of deeds appointed
States 70 which s added the Manual Of The
~esos containing ~ psn constitution, and catalogue
the Publisher. '' :" ~ " ' ''' '' ' :"
sa ST. John LIVINGSTON
r.-..-..-- ..-.-- . 81 Wall street, New York.
70 Dezf9 broshsrs, % Aan street, New York -
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rHESTER or Yellow Springs, Chester County, Penn-
yvanaThs extensive cabshmeni, having been thoroughly
ntted up ~ place OF summer for the hes
VIII os opened or The reception Of vises the
WHOSE Object recreson well a. those who
a place Of soourn every facility has provided which can
minister 70 and promote comfort
rsreulm care has been taken make
pe.s al mat necessary for the treatr.en Of by
pacnce and In this
passed medical gentleman Of high standing been engaged 70
Appiic.on may be made TO Mr. A. " Glass Washington
hous Pbadepha who has kindly consented give needed
innmanon or BY letter directed Mrs NJ Nee the sole
poPsres and manager Chester springs Chester county Pena
Ths uounds about the establishment laid out and Inn,
win much and nothing has been len 70 make
ne SPRING popular aud fashionable
Nay x-dkcp2w
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gTBVBue-eo his Friends Cussorneru.-rIsvi..
coPetsd has new and elegant ont and enlarged
estvs his d ies d and and new on ~ hsv
chooe bring assuring them, thn with fscies
w % .e % offer greater variety of elegant goods
sevenss Of large variety and STYLE ana
elegance OF design and hnsh fully made
koshy Mountain Beavers" have BEEN
MARKET
Csnfisnens " Beonefnss.r
stevensS
be foud inspection complies Foods Of he newest
and chest dcgns, and the uy quse.
msasualy sod n word wish nrst class goods
uniform prices, call sTEvENs'5 Great Hat Gents
outnsung Bssablishmen,, No. browne Hotel.
June l-3df a.fF@N 49, Fl
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- ~ DYER q BROIHEekt, Auctsoneeru.
(hLsArbAkE AND OHIO CANAL BONDS AT AUCTION
on MONDAY, the ION Inst, shall whom A
may ccnee public auction highest bidder Tor c.sh v
Canal bonds In lots suit pa, ehasers 80 o'''
sale 10 take place suction oms Al oclocl m mn
49,, =. DYER b BROTHER
ssns i-on Auctoneerr.
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The Assam Tea Company,
l36 Greenicieh strsef, NeU York
f SSg = Gnu Ne attention q sSRss;:;ss II ss and
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due 10 the friends of America And
Twenty.frst From affidavit made 10th December,
1913, and certificate made 3ls October 1915 by Charles
Goodwin that he went agent and attorney OF the exec
and applied for the payment Of the debt aforementioned
as being due to the said George OF the proceeds OF the
sales OF the aforesaid coded lands but without success
because the said George had not removed 10 Great
Britain, and proof that he had remained loyal TO the
Crown had not been produced and IL understood in
London that be- the contrary had espoused the cause
Of America; and, moreover, because the British govern.
ment bad paid nearly all that was due 10 said iaders
notwithstanding u had been deprived OF said coded lands
whilst the State OF Georgia had seized all OF said lands
and neglected TO pay 10 any OF said traders the sum
that had been charged thereon in his behalf by the said
Indians to pay the debt which they owed 10 him. And
Twenty second: From the report made to the Senate
January 10, 1885, by Mr. White, for the Committee on In
dian Affairs that the aforesaid claim OF the legal
atyes OF George Gaphin, tesiaor aforesaid was first
brought under their consideration, inquiry into the
proprety OF the United States making provision for ms
payment thereof in conformity with the general atpu.
lation contained 10 the section that was prepared a.
supplemental or Goth section 10 the treaty with the Cher
okees concluded al New Echota, in Georgia on The 90h
december 1882 but was rejected by the Senate And
!, Iweniy-third From the information obtained from
the governor OF Georgia, and communicated by The
President OF the United States TO the Senate at their
request; and from the report made BY Mr. White.
maIcn D. 1888, 70 the Senate thereon, and upon the
mem9nal OF Milledge Galrhin. executor Of the will
q Thomas Galphin, referred 10Th December, 1897
'nat the Committee on Indian Affairs were OF the
ZION had Injured TO the benefit Of the United Sates or NJ
py reason OF the revolution, they had acquired the power
70 dispose OF IL there ought be no hesitation in sasfy
ng TIE demand out OF the treasury Of the United States
put that this was not the case The fund was land su
ate in one OF the thirteen States; the State where il was
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o - r.
That the sum Of 9979l i5s sd, lawful money Of said
province, was found TO be due and payable TO George
Gaphin In his right and assignee OF John Miller
Timothy Barnard, Benjamin Sedhsm, Robert Toofe, Ed
ward Haynes. James Macqussa, IT,, John Neatly Thos
Mosely, Jos. Rppon, Richard Brown, Francis Lewis,
and William Newton, who Indian traders and had
legally assigned their debts and claims on the Creek
and Cherokee Indians and upon the lands ceded by said
Indians TO the said province or 10 his Majesty the King
authority and power 10 him to receive the same as is set
forth in said certificate And, thf
Fourth. From extract taken from letter written on
the 18th OF December, 1772 by the Earl Of Dartmouth TO
Sir James Wright governor. &C., that he was thereby in
structed obtain said cesson as that the Crown he
not on any account pledged either to the Indians or 10 the
traders for the discharge Of any part Of the debt due from
the the other and that all moneys arising from the
sale to be vested in the hands Of receiver appoint
ed by said governor; and that all surplus after the debt
70 the traders was discharged, should be applied as his
Majesty should think III TO direct And.
Filth From writing purporting TO have been made
The 2st OF December, 1891, from copy transmitted by
SIR James Wright and James Stewart TO The Earl Of Dart
mouth, Secretary Of State. remaining in The Office at
whitehall that the traders, for whose benefit sad ces
sion Of lands was obtained did execute in consdsra,;on
thereof, on the let OF June 1773 in conformity with the
tenor OF said ceseion absolute release 10 Inc Creek
and Cherokee Indians from all OF the debts which thew
owed 70 said traders. And, 1f'7 -. ~ si'-7'
o. ss a ' %ssnf % have been made
remaining like manner that said traders AID further
execute in consideration OF said ceseon Of snds an te "a
OF June. 1878, release TO the Crown Of Great Britain
and province OF Georgia from all demands on account Of
SAID asos and declared a perfectly eontned
would arise by the sale OF said lands after eiraynr in
rdenal charges and expenses and In case Of dekcencv
That they would each abate in proportion IN ths ann ar
sums due 10 them respectively; and, further did several
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[ooRREspoNpEscr OF THE REpUsLIc.l

BALTIMORE, June 1915 p. m.
The nomination of Mr. VIM. b. Clark, as the
Wing candidate for Governor, appears to give very
general satisfaction. Those who had other prefer
ences are now entirely satisfied with the nomina-
ton. They bow to the judgment of the convention,
and are determined to enter the field with hearty
good will in support of Mr.. Clark.
The friends of Mr.. Lowe, the Democratic candi-
date, are quite active, though many of his own
party put rather a cold shoulder 10 the wheel.
They, in the fret place, think him too young; and
in the second, too inexperienced for the station to
which he aspires. There is by means united
feeling in his favor by his own partisnns. Some
SO free to say that, if elected, there would be
an interested controlling power behind the throne
greater than the throne itselfthat power exists
in this city. This impression, which think is
pretty well founded, will operate to his disadvan-
age.
Our market for breadstuffs is rather dull under
the steamers news. Sales of 900 bbs. Howard
street flour private terms, but believed to be at a
decline. Red wheat, ll6 100 cts; white corn, 81
yellow, 63 81 cts oats, AZ cts; whisky, 81 cts in
barrels.
Stocks firm Sales of $500 Md. 6's, at lO6I
Sales, also, of 1890 Nd quarterly SIS, at 80 cts.
Ohio r. r. shares, 62, U. S. o. of 1867 closed al
ll6 bid.
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The Richmond Enquirer need not exercise any
clemcncy in its attacks upon the President by re-
framing TO press questions upon his friends They
feel that he is clothed in the panopy of truth and
justce-and that the whole country will one day,
and that speedily. do justice both TO his sagacity
and his patriotism. He does not come within the
class of inexperienced or incompetent men-al-
sees effects, and calculates them, too. The Demo
cratic Reuieto, friend, politically, of the Presi-
dent, has the magnanimity to say; "A good inten-
ton is at least half way to a good act. 1t is the
needle that always points to a safe harbor. For
this, at least uhesitatingiy gUs the President Of
the United States full credit"
dlerandria Gazette, June 10.
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UxIrnD sTArrs PArrSr orrIos, June 10, $50.

UNITED STATES PArEST orrIcR, June 10, 1850.
nN the petition Of f. Il. Swift, Administrator Of
" the estate Of Alouzo ID. Phillips, deceased, for
mcrly Of Springfield, Massachusetts, praying for
the extension Of patent granted TO the said Aonzo
ID. Phillips, for an improvement in Friction
Matches, for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent, which takes place on the oath day Of
October, lS50:
is ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Officc, on the first Monday in September
next, at IL, m; and all persons notified to APP
pear and show cause, il any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted
Ordered, also, that this notice be published i'm the
Republic, lntelligencer, and Union, Washington
city, ID. c.; North American and Gazette, Phila-
jclpha; Tribune, New York; Journal, Providence,
X. J.; Republican, Springfield, Mass, once week
for three successive weeks previous TO the first Mon
day in September next THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
p, s,-~Editors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice. June ll--lsw3w
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Tu CoAsrtxa Tsspr ~ IrDIs rnsovr orss
TO All FLAos.--An extract Ofa letter 10 frrderick
Tudor, ESQ. ,of Boston. received By tbe iast india
mail from Mc~srs Hnney Co, dated Madrss,
April ~, 1850. says; "in pureuance Il The epcning
Of the ports Of India b. entire frcrdou. me li.fk
Brothers, Of Boeion. Was, a last aoceunts takiae
in a cargo Of salt Al Bombay Boz Calcutta, on
freight"
Fosr wnusn, Hs-s Dsparf~snf fssisiaf-vs. sth
March. 1850 The foliowing act paced ~ The
Governor General of India, IN council. on the -th
OF March, 1850, - hereby promulgated ior geuefai
information;
IN act for freedom II ts cessisas Tsads v iadsa.
Whereas. by an act q Parliament, p.ased In ne
thirteenth year Of the reign IL her majesty entitled
"An act 20 amend the laws in force zoe t6s sncdaf
sgcment Of British shipping and nsvigsiion, u y
enacted with regard 10 the cossting trade - fndia,
that Il shall be lawful for the Governor General =,
India, in council. 70 make any regulafiopr sothef
izng or permitting the convcysnoe ~ ro-o.is pas
sengers from one part u the pscs~ons ~ The Rat
India Company 30 another part thereof. In othsf
than British ships. soljcct 70 such rcstrictsns ~
regulations a. he may think necessary. his en-.
acted "a follows
I. Goods and passengers may H. cooveycsi lretn
one part Of territories under the government ~ ts
East India Company 10 another part thercf, ~
other than British ships, without any restriction
other than 10 shall b. equally imposed ou hrits
ships Zoe securing Psymen, of duties o. customs %
(signcd) Fssp. la. HAtupss,
Secretary 10 the Governor ~ indla.
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TELEGRApHrc.
Arrival OF the steamer osorgia--Later from
Havana.

Arrival OF the steamer GoOrKia-Later from
Havana.
BALTIMORE, June TO-
The steamship Georgia arrived at New York last
night from Havana, with advices TO the 4th instant
inclusive. The United States steamer Saranac en-
tered the harbor previous TO the Georgias sailing,
and was to leave al noon for Norfolk. The sloops
of war Albany and Germantown cruizne III
the harbor. On the 9th, American brig, from
which was taken some California passengers sup
posed to be invaders, was towed past the Georgia
and Saranac, in the upper harbor. The Georgia
was captured, at the same time, and anchored at
the mouth of the harbor, The persons in these
sells confined in Moro Castle, and all TO
them is denied to the American consul. II is gen
orally believed in Havana that there is evidence
against these vessels prisoners the vessels having
regularly cleared for Chagres. Havana is compar
atively quiet. All the officers and men engaged in
the fight against Lopez were literally rewarded,
The Falcon sailed on the 4th with four hundred
and fifty passengers for Chagres. The cholera has
subsidized in Havana.
BALTIMORE, June l0--7 p. m.
At New York to day cotton active /; sales of
six thousand bales-slight improvement; Mddling
Upland twelve and quarter; Orleans twelve and
a half Flour steady-prices unchanged. Corn
declined two to three cents; quoted sixty six to
sixty seven. Treasures sixteen Coupons nine
teen offered.
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MOORE,s UNION HOUSE,

WARRINGTON CITY, ID. c.
THIS establishment, on street, between Al and
Il 9th streets, nearly north Of the National, and
recently known the "EXCHANGE HOTEL
has been thoroughly reftted, improved, and fur
nished anew, and will be opened for the reception
Of company on Monday next, 10th instant, by the
subscriber, late of the ''Croton Hotel" New York
city.
By attention TO the comfort of his guests, in the
ncatness and ventilation of the rooms a nd the pu
rity Of the beds, he hopes to render his House ac-
ceptable 10 the travelling community, and desir-
able home for such seek longer sojourn in the
aims 10 desc DC, a share of the public patronage
June S-eodtJel6 JOHN L. MOORE.
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hsAee's AsritLraY a lcw days since Captain
n ludd, ~ che ~ artillery arrived a Jefferson
bsrfaf h., Mo, With tsre~ftfsco men, The remnant
~ Ire bossted "bfarg's hattefy," rum Santa We,
New Msrico Tkcst men sers with General Tay.
lof vbsn ~ showed fervard b. tbe Ris Grapa., add
sfrNcd unirf him thrsugt1sut his campaign. Tn
l~tfls u Prio Alto under Ridgrly. ~ ne.acA and
Monterey Ttsfy agnin in Ne lattle - horna
Nista, undsf the Csptain. noe Lieutenant Coloncl
bfNgr Ahef the az, thcy psseea found irotn
~ NJ Gfanae, ana have hesn erupisycd against
fhe lndiaos. hing ditested a guns and uscd ~
csvaify. and - i.sisted nat hey wgge wftbosii
rilsfbing sod uther eonscnienoes using ins. A.
To Frnlnsnl "a Captain hsAgN's csfnpany. nex a.
leflrrsam tsrrs kn, = - turn Ne nocieua q new
battery ~ o. fcrfuitesi, nfranined and drilled "
ti,eif "a fdsi,fsst,alss ti,s G,slsnsl
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DHsrH or Mas. Loap Jsrrpry.-The English
pspers snnoonce the demise Of Mrs. Jeffrey, the
vifigv q Lord Jeffrey. She never recovered the
shsck sbs sustained by the death Of her distin-
ruisbcd partner, whom she has not survived four
fnouths. Mrs. Jeirey's maiden name was Wilkes,
grand niece Il the celebrated John Wilkes, and
..oond wifc Il HE late lord-hip, 20 whom che was
married in l~t1.