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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22

FFoi Che purpose Of uniting cala; with his rep
& W'aii#u for m king he p E>I RIEH IS ~ J'fF
IS gHL' and thereby enable him to accommodate "a lar
augner Of bis friends and customers has recently
formed 20 partnership with SIR. Nelson iathTOp ia the
NsJsEEESESC BUSINESS,
under the firm Of spRAGUE & I.ATHROP, By whom
the business will De consumed hereafter. upon much
more extensive scale. dr. Latbrop hes just returned
from Chicago, with general assortment OF SPorsmen's
Filings, of Tire best quality, which viii be sold the
most reasonable terms. We shall keep constantly on
hand q supply If the first quality Of
A&iAfJ NITE0N, PDWDER-FLASKS, SHOT-BAGS
AND EELTs, GAME-BAGS, CALIFORNIA
KNIVES, of various sizes, &C, &C
Almost any article wanted the hunter furnished cheap
RIFLES
Kept constantly on hand, made order and Wa-rzH
led as -aaa a- can be bought elsewhere.
r-g- Au kinds OF "a EEzs- Il done on short
JICe, and warranted.
T. s SPRAGUE.
NELSON LATHRCP-
Ninera' Point Feb Is, 1852. I7tf-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22

COZ FINS! COFEESs!!
- III u F. undersigned, in returning thanks %
ses 4 the iuh455Lau.s 0f Mineral ruiut and vein
49, itg for their hherat F-trauas iereot1~es saud
E announce that he has and VIII CuntIEuc % SctT
49, hand, for the accom- datj, Of shole re -iduC
- lathe country as well ~ In town,ar assu-lue nf
"a Of READY MADE C0FFlNS, OF various sigce,
~ which viii be saliuut n most reason sblg ieru-
~ He Will also make 20 order, for such desiTciI
anvou4iity Collins needed.
3 few LuDre west # q, ecll's Store, and
his res degce opposite the Masonic iHH
F-@AI kinds OF as BIN E.-a EE q q = kept uI
hard aIl made 10 order, a. prices cores
pordlng with tine scarcity OF money. Please ca and
examine his stock,
EDWARD KISNE.
Mineral Point, January 26, 1872. uIiIy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22

NEW GOODS.
7HE und, rsigned grateful 10 the liberal public for
present stick Of 1OoDS, most Of which are new and
consist III part of tho following:
DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Ronuets. FArasols,
SNuuefsr TNeeti, Jeans, Umbrellas,
Flunneis, Twjis, Bonnet neck, cap and
bI1e i'n.itlnss, Manua Ribbons,
Meri-as. Ala7cas R,lirtt. E.fa.frl-s
cashracr. q ~ Lainos, I.oecs. Flpas, Robbins,
iaiEus, g. .nslaras, Carpet Binding.
Cal.co.s J4ekouets. SIX ana III len Hdkf,
CaUbTTos swiss Mulls, Braces, Buttons,
Book MusliHs, silk and Twist,
Shirlings and Sheeitngs, Coat Canvass, Padding,
u cy1s, Gan5:ouns, Succia,
BeI IickinEs, Brown Holland
Apron Jhecks, Irish and brown Linen,
Colored Centuries, Cotton Yarn,
Blue and Waite Satns, spool Th-eu3,
White, blue, pink, green And In Short nearly every
ami orange Florence and article of Dry Goods wREt-
Grapes for bonnet liuiHg= sd IN this market.
GROCERIES.
Loaf Refined Nes Orleans sugars, coffee Imperial
GuUpowdrr, Young Hyson, aud Black TEAS, Of
superior quality. Also Interior Tefs cheap.
Mustard, black Whole aad ground Pepper,
ground and race Ginger, who'o SID = q
Al'spi-e, NutEeg-, >aera,rs- Mace,
cloves, Caraway Seed, Starch,
de-s N1.azsgs,Vluegar,
Mafke5el, Goldfish,
bnel Apples
ClrraAfs,
CT Z ING AND SMOKING ToRACCO,
SPJETiNG ~ BLASTING POWDER,
SHOT 4Nn BAR LEAD,
TAR.
H1RD-U-IBE
Knives ami Forks.
Pocket and Butcher Knives,
Razors md Razor @traps,
Tea and Fable Spoons,
shears and Scissors
I,o.r ! ocEs and TIaudles,
Iutt. and screws ADD Sffsp Hinges,
Fyiug Pans and sad Ifyrs.
Patent and Post coffee Mills,
Gov aud OK Bells
Mouse and Rat Traps,
Au-crs, GImets and Files.
Halchets- Hammers ard Meal Selves,
Claihe, Tooth AVID shoe brushes,
PaUs, T"b- and Brooms,
Powder Fasks Spades aud Shcvels.
Hoes, Rthes, ocy ines and Scsthe stones.
Scsthe Snaths aId Pitch FORKS,
Axes, wood and HfGI saws,
steel Yards t-c &C. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
81 Mons Ca'E KIP, end Coarse B.sts -,
r. and Gr0zaus, %u'Ierz. Slippers aud 1871
" PUMPS W2men'7 Caters, Caf En- -.
Shoes; kEd and Leather slippers.
Boys, Misses aad Chidreu's Boots ana Shoes.
Gao GZ& 8Ya
Plates of assorted sizes ana qualities,
Ieasels ups $ 7aueerss Bowls, Pitchers 4 Chambers.
Glass Plates, tnrs, Cfeamors, suzErs,
Aioiasses Pots, Vinegar Cructs,
terrGrs, Aust-rds, salts, Casters,
SUNDRIES.
Nails, Spikes, Glass, sash. Putty, Cotton BATTING,
Wool, sIibs Panama, LCghurn. Palm Leaf, and straw
FIX X D%~@
Seal Otter, Nutra, Muskra Plush, Glazed and Cotton
4 4 = =
Sacheis, Matches. OK Yokes AMI Bows,
Halt bushei Measures, JUGS and Pots,
Garden seeds Castor and Sweet oil.
Lees and Braggs Pills, Arabian 3 Mustang Linimont,
on SPIKE, Laudanum MagHesia Cream Tartar,
t9seIise Peppermint, Cinnamon and " iuieagrcCu,
British I-lslre, BIZ lead, >hOc Backing,
tHE, Pens Paper, OK Marrow, Bears OIL,
Rose OH Waters, &c,
woC.d not dare compare my stock iH'gurHtty, with
nma o. nay wellih, neighburs, but have no fear II =
comparison al QaEiifg and price,.
viii sel! as Cheap a. the Cheapest for Cash Produce,
" Barter.
WHITNEY SMITH.
Mineral Point, May II, 1852. u38vJy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22
]. EYnON q FOLEY.

Dealers tn Gr0ee-f-s, Liquors, Ha-a1aTs, Croetery,
&C, &c, sc.
AV. on hand General assortment Of Sugars, Tea
4 4 Coffee E0gsses. hickey, Brsudys and Wine, al
a large assortment Of
CRok ERF WARE LOOKING GLASSES, & CLOCKS
beet kind which they warrant good tho best
Heius Determined 20 sell Tor cash. tuey o1er their
goods vCrg low prices
Among their assortment may be found WiEdow-Sha-
les, Table Covers, c. LsU ard and ieaTi our
prices aud have fear bot What you viii r rchassa
store next door to the Auction Room and OF osits s
County BuilIucs-
Mineral Point May I-52-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22

Or. : P. Townsend Dear Sir take the :. berry OF adj
dressing y0u although perfect stranger in regard 10
your valuable medicine. ~ daughter aged teny ears has
been afflicted for the three rs with that terri Die
disease Rheumatism. She was attended constantly by
several Of our best physicians but with little help Al
last vas induced 90 purchase 5D lie IL your inestin
oepreparat9u 0f @arsar arla cf tlr AGENT +. b. Reed
this place. After taking the frs bottle she began
rec Fer from her amraes "a be able rs walk about
the house. After taking tae second bottle ke was as
vel as ever. I would advise 3i those afflicted Rith
Rheumatism 10 give ID a lriaI.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22
SsSEIIIFE,S Sale.

~Hak-E&A / = - z4E<.
Phelps e. Johnston vs..
John stone and Circuit curt, Iowa Go. Wis.
A. q. Parish.
K vg;ua oi writ Of FicT Facias, issUcd nf the
O3cs of tbs Clerk u the circuit Court u and The
County OF iowa AMI state st Wisconsin the above
ttled cas 10 directed and delivered against tho
uodscEatciz, lands and eDemeI, Tic above named
telendaus, have this day levied upon and seized the
GLOWING described real estate the properly OF the
Dove namd defendants, viz. north quarter Of
The north west quarter of section thirty four s3i) town
seven 40 range - east, IN the County and
state OF ~ consn and shall expose 70 public veHdue,
the h-hct bidder for cash, M! the right, and
iers the above named defendants had and The sand
real estate on tue 9h day pt November A. 70. I-5i
y time since, 10 the front door the Court House
the Town Of HiHcuI Point, Saturday thH 5lb day or
Stay ID 1852, between the hours o. nine O'clock
and four O'Clock p. Of said day, % safy said writ
aud costs. Z, =. WV N, sheriff.
SheIGs' Cfoe. Mineral FONT, March b. IclG.
AxA.sA COBB, At,y for FIGs 23-Gw
The above sale i postponed tin Saturday, the 26th
d1y Of June urA al the place and time a. day.
RICHARD :. VIVIAN, sheriff.
neral Point, May 18Th, I-52
The above is further postponed until Saturday the
iii day o. August next, 81 The same place ard OF
day. Z. = VIVIAN, sheriff.
Mineral Point June Ct 1852. 36-Gw
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22
REGULAR PACKET rou 81. LoUls

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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22
r,rrr.I-nra,rIs.r - s-EEEI-IlIt

DO mol allow your children % grow up with seeds Of
Ph.um atsn constitutions, 10 Is easily cured if
attended ia time: but when neglected it becomes
chronic and troublesome. Nothing equals DR.. :. p
Tagynsends Compound Extract parIlla in
ving pains Of Rheumatism the young well as the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
Southern Teecrap6 Office corner Of Hanorer and Beasers
Late and Interesting from Texas-Outrages
by Mexicans against United states Citizens
Five Americans Killed!

BALTIMORE Tuesday June :, 1901
The mail is through from New Orleans.
The steamer Yacht had arrived at that port with Rio
Bravo dates 10 the Goth ultmo The intelligence from
the Mexican frontier Is Of exciting character. On
the 18Th gang of 40 Mexcans and Indians attacked a
party of Americans who encamped on the Amer.
can side and killed FIVE of them Several companies OF
rfemen had been led the American side, for the
protection of the frontier.
The brownsville Flag gives the following particulars
of numerous other outrsges and says that no man NE
is safe from the Mexican sssas-ins The steamer Cam
anche, while going up the Rio Brav, was fired at
twelve times Several persons on board the boat were
wour d. d. and her passengers had drawn up statement
OF the occurrence to be forwarded to the American
authorities. ne
Cara,aial Col Wheat, and Capt. Ford were at diff
erept points along the Rio Bravo trying TO raise voun-
teers but met with but little success.
Galveston dates TO the 18th ulhmo had
been received but the is Of no special interest
Mrs. Slocum, who shot a man named
Forbes at Bsstrp for seducng her daughter had been
tried and acquitted.
The Committee on Internal Improve
ments of the Baltimore City Council reported to-day In
favor of oaning half million Of dollars OF city bonds to
the susauehsbhah Railroad Company, 10 aid In the
completion OF that road to Sunbury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

Brown UNIvERsITI.-The annual COM
nsstmept Of Brown University will occur on the l4'h
!Sy On Tuesday the 18th, at IL A. NJ, Rev. G. w.
SsAOae. ID, Of Brooklyn, N T. viii deliver the ora
e@ before the Rhode Island Alpha Of the Phi Beta
AFle Society The annual address before the Society
Missionary Inquiry will be delivered on Tuesday
''snias BY Rev. DR.. Kirk, of Boston We learn that
' account Of the recent extraordinary assumption Of
sseoae authority by DIT. WsylSnd the President OF
university, which hss already caused great excite
among the students and has led to the resignation
ute OF the most able Professors, the usual era
s0o poem before the Literary Societies of the Uni.
10y VIZ be emitted this year, being the arss time for
nj. o. iOry years tina, such event has occurred
-. yielded position Of the Literary Societies, which
.p@'e most OF the Alamni and Undergraduates Of
,s,'' viz lead, vs. hope to some more satisfactory
Asss Elected. ' = Issue 'nAA Las '''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
MEXICO,
journsd.

Bvthe arrival at this port of the brig
John William Capt GOrdsfred we have received hles
ofpapers from the City Of Mexico to the 18th and Vera
Cruz TO the 10th inst
senior Ramirez, Minister of Foreign Re-
laops has presented memorial 10 Congress, setting
forth the reasons that induced him 10 conclude agree
rnent with the Spanish Minister tor the payment Of the
cs,ms Of the Spanish creditors OF Mexico, which was
deemed satisfactory -. .
The Vera Cruz papers are filled with re-
eecops upou the probable effect Of the Law pending be-
fore Congress for the admission Of foreign hours into
Vefs Cruz for the col sumption Of the citizens free Of
duty The measure is said u be one impertousy de-
manded BY the necessities of the inhabitants. Some OF
The nspers coplain loudly OF the importation and fabr
cation of sdulersted drugs, and call tor legislative laer
position
Conpress declaring the cultivation and manufacture Of
tobscco now a Government monopoly 10 be free over
the whole Republic after the expiration Of the present
contracts.
Twenty robbers had been arrested in
Dursngo for plunderpg and devastating the country In
the dress Of Indians The LRiUorsdI calls Tor Their
prompt and severe punishment AMI say, the delays Of
he law the Of more than half the crimes COM
uitfed In the Republic .
The Indians were still committing their
rkvages in Durango, and other frontier STATES, almost
without resistance on the part OF the autnoriues
The Government of San LUIS Potosl mad
recommended the rich propetors Of tina, State 70 form
riae COMPANY 10 be armed mounted and maintained
/
| By themselves.
A project has been presented TO the
Chamber Of Deputies apply the proceeds OF the
cent average tax collected IN the Custom Houses OF a.
bssco comifan and Tuxtlschico, 70 the opening OF
| wsgon-road between Tabasco and Chlapas.
The ZempOdltecd. of Jalapa, says that
on The 9Th inst Juan c. Recoedo, az the head OF some
20 others attacked the house of TIE Acade OF CoAte
pee to obtain the contained therein and ater"Ard
look Of the funds deposited there from con-
| tribuious and tolls This Juan RecoDedo wss one OF
those included In the amnesty recently granted oy tne
legislature OF Vera Cruz 10 all who took part IN tne
revolutionary movements the year previous troops
len Jslspa, in pursuit. the day siter and the Natona
| Guard were placed under arms.
The Siglo of the Sd inst. has long ar
tice upsu the present aspect of the Telnanepec CUES
non. The ed,or says al pnties IN Mexico desire 20
| see the great work Of inter oceanic communicating
completed but all fear that the Est1onAify OF Mexico
would BE- jeopardiz-d by the recognition OF me Ohay
grant New proposiisrs have been made ~hcn appear
10 present favorable solution Of the dnlcrlty lhls
evidently refers 70 the proposition. Of Col $780, Tncn
a. announced yesterday have been accepted ~ tne
| Chamber Of Deputiea The editor complains tnas
much kn0wee &c upon this important subject 70 nid De-
meath the veil q diplomacy and says that tee relec,
| ten CT TIE TehusntePec Treaty ~ the SaAnaer "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

MAINE-SpeciaL EtectiOn.-An election
was held in the WITH Lincoln and Oxford District
of Maine, on Monday, 9TH INST, for Member of
Congress to fiji the seat of Hon. Charles Andrews,
tOpp deceased. The vote Of the District in 1850
.tood-Andrews, 6,7lSi Reed, (Whig) $685.
Pierce, Free SoiD 1873; scattering, 6: Andrews
elected by &C plurality. Now Reed gains 37S in
twelve towns, and may be elected but these are
the towns nearest to Mr.. Reeds residence, WAL
doboro',) where he may have gained on personal
grounds. The Boston Atlas of yesterday, has the
following Telegraphic dispatch
WAIDoBoRo June 7-Waldoboto' gives sos MAORI
ty for Reed In IL heard FROM 37S gain for Reed
over last election III X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

ANTIOCH CoLLEGE.-We have called
tie attention of the public to this Institution OF learning
located at the Yellow Springs, Ohio. Elder lsaac n
War of this City, is Agent to procure College Ii
eEay and succeeded last week In raising over eight
hundred volumes by donation. The following Book
snsrs gave, of their publications;
tenA. LAnport CO. So vols Lesytt Anea Is ve
Barnes. 100 vols james RAke ~ vos
= Atp econ Cc.-.-lo0 vols Fowlers Aud Wes-. - vols
Ase % vols AmencAn Bbe Socey.. 30 vols
Apumber Of gentlemen, from their private libraries
gave literally to the institution, The names of other
eoT VIII be given to the public ascertained
ssS many they will give.
We hope the Book Publishers and Sellers who have
Do BET visited by the AgeEt will respond by donatog
ess'Lly when called upon for Antioch College vii
NScond TO none In the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
" The Springfield Republican cor
recty saws

recty says
The great battle, en- the various questions re-
lating to Slavery, conducted under the leadership
OF JOAN Quincy Adams, involving the Right OF
Petition, may be said to have commenced in 1886,
when the celebrated Report made by Mr.. Pnck-
new of South Carolina, was introduced, discussed,
and adopted. That report declared, that Con-
sress ought not 10 interfere in any way with
Slavery in the District OF Columbia, because is
would be violation Of the public faith, unwise
impotic and dangerous 70 the Union. Ii further
declared, that all petitions, memorials, &c, re-
lstng az dHy-ray, or TO any e1feHf to the subject
of Slavery shall. iritkOuf being Pristed REFER
red be laid upon the table, and 40 further action
Ie had thereon.
On the vital questions, embraced in this Re-
port, the Yeas and Nays were repeatedly taken !;
and the name of FrohkliH Pierce is uniformly
.,uud In the atirmatiye-ln favor OF sustaining
the Report to the fullest extent. And IN accord
auce with this was the entire action OF DIR. Pierce
in both Houses, while he remained In Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the America af Halifax.
CAPTURE OF RANG0ON.
COTTON M.
ADVANCE IN PROFESSIONS.
by Telegraph 10 The N. Y. Tribuae.l
HALIFAX, n s, Tuesday June 8, I55,

HALIFAX. n. s, Tuesday, June 8, 1854
The Royal Mail steamship America,
Capt. Shannon, arrived here at q p. NJ. to-day,
having left Liverpool at P. NJ, on Saturday,
May %. She brings eighty-seren passengers,
and a large freight. Thirty of her passen-
gers landed here.
The Collins steamer Baltic, which left
Newly rk on the 18th of May, arrived at Liver
poel shortly before 8 o'clock, A. NJ, on Wednes-
day, the 26th.
Later advices from India state that the
British forces had taken RangOon and captured $50
cannon.
Liverpool Markets. SATURDAY, May - 1851
CoTToN-An active business has been doing during
the week, the sales to Friday night reaching 10i7OO
bses AZ go Of which were SPECULATION and for ex'
port Prices for American qualities below mddlng are
unchanged from last weeks quotations, while other
qualities from kd0ll6d. dearer according to the
circular of Brown, Sbipey & Co.
In the manufacture districts activity prevails with
large consumption of Cotton Sales were making TO
a fair extent
The Commercial advices from Continental Europe
are favorable Trade In Paris was active.
MONEY continues abundant, and on Friday Consols
for account closed a par.
BREADsTUFFs-WHEATi s In lair demand without
reduction in prices.
In FLouR there Is little doing at the current rates Of
Corn at ll6 advance over last weeks rates, the
market closing with upward tendency. The stock
of American Flour and GRAIN is comparatively light
PRovIsfoNs-The sales OF Beef for the week foot up
1900 terces al further advance Of IS los The stock
or the market l. limited Po-k has also advanced 5
q Dbl with upward tendency Lard, there is little
on hsno no ouOtabie change. Cheese there is no de-
msnd Talow has eighty declined.
IcE-sO0 nerces Carolina have been taken this
week ST full rates.
TEA-Hoders ask rather higher rates for the quail
ties in demand.
Ons-smsll sales have been made Of pale Seal at
a3l lOI 90 tuDs Cod sold at 323 Lnseed Is in fair
demand Palm at improved prices was in steady
request.
REsrN-l 800 bbls bad changed hands at previous
rates.
TAR-No sales 10 report.
TuRPENr1NE-A parcel Of American Spirits sold at
42d42'6
special dispatch from a well informed private cor
respondent Liverpool gives the sales OF COTTON for
the week ending Friday evening at 10000 bales at an
advance of sd on the better qualities. NewOrleans
Fair is quoted at cad and Mddling sad. Upland Fair,
sid. Midding 5lsd
The demand had been stesdy and active throughout
the week Spectators took 5000 bales and exporters
$4,000 The sales Saturday estimated at about
10000 bales at a steady and firm prices
FLoUR-Western Canal quoted at 20 e2li.
CoRN-Yellow, 81 Cd, White, 3Ol6d.
LARD-Fim at 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
The English Government and the Valley oil ST.
John, y. ID. Railroad.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, June ), I5o1
Among the passengers arrived here to-
d.y by the America are Hon Mr.. Kinks, of Canada and
Mr. Chandler, Of NewBrunswick, the kauroad Dele
s,es 10 the British Government We learn from them
that the Imperial Government has refused aid TO the
Valley of 81 John Railroad on military grounds and
that the Delegates Offset have received the most
advantageous offers from eminent English capitalists
srd contractors for the construction Of the European
line from Halifax to the Maine frontier and from Que
bee 20 Hamilton In Upper Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
Ches.peake and Ohio Canal, &c.
BAITINoRE, Tuesday, u

BALTIMORE, tuesday, June :. IoJ-.
The Directors of the Chesapeake AMI
Ohio Canal Company st their meeting in Washington
yestercsy elected Governor Grayson a. President oi
the Company. -,
The paper mill of F. Cauffman, near
usrrot,stdwp Md was totally destroyed BY IRE on sa
turdsy night The loss SO 600 and partially covered
BY insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

ANOTHER OPINIoN.-We received, last
night, four.coumn argument Of Judge Ruggles
on the recent Canal Injunction case. His opinion
vas that the Judgment Of the Supreme Court
should be reversed, and the application for man
dsmus denied with costs in the Court below.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

KossUTH IN MAssACHUsETTs.--M
Robert Carter of Cambridge, has been authorized BY
kO$uih to collect and publish the speeches he made
during his visit to Massachusetts, They will be issued
navel printed octave volume, which will also contain
s descriptive account of Kossuths VISIT aud correct
Versions Of the principal addresses to him in the various
towns he visited Jewett s. Co. have the wsrk in press
Nd will issue II in a few weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

wTAe Washington Union, in jubilant
eCstacies over the nomination, gets of the first
campaign poetry of the season, to the very equiv
ocal tune of go save the Queen" We recon-
mend il TO the sweet voices of the ratifers who
will want something this evening to serve as an
hterludo among the forty-two speeches already
promised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
nenth of a Som of Po.tmn.ter GenernI Hall.

BOSTON, Tuesday June 5, I51@
Frederick A. Hall, son of the Postmaster
General. died at Andover Academy Of which he was
student, yesterday.
Mrs Hall present with her son al the nme OF MS
deab hut his father who had been sent for did not
rive until afterward Mr.. and Mrs Hall passed through
this city this morning. with the body OF their son. en-
route tor Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
PHILADELPHIA and LehI.h Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, June 8 lsS2
The Commissioners OF the direct Rail
road to Lebgh had their fret meeting to-day in this city
The subscription books are 10 open the LIST July The
route q IS yet undecided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
Cenesee Valley Railroad.

RocHEsTRR, Tuesday, June : Is32
At a meeting of the Directors OF the
Genesee Valley Railroad Company, held here 70 day,
i. was decided TO prosecute the work With vigor Al
the stock necessary build the road has been sub
scnbed and Ii is now a sure thing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
Cholera on the Mississippi.

CINCINNATI, Monday, June I, 49,.
The steamer Midas, arrived here last
night from New-Orleans reports having taken 80 Ger,
man emigrants faom HsvTe vessel IL oil whom sled
of cholera during their passage up the river Some Of
the cases were very violent OF 100 taken from Bre'
men vessel, not one died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

LUCK IN NAME.-The Old Line Loco
opponent Of Col. Benton for Congress in the LIST
District of Missouri is l.. V. BoGY. Lucky for
him in these times that it is MT Fogy.