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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

Tse " 3e,eu nen haye been hard q, ue,
nz.z,. - ,ae Connecticut Maryland ll!a
and Ksl,us5v Del cations, TO whip TIA
.n,o nc traces-taey threaten to drop Iohnsa
Kentucky don't @ fo7 Van Buren,,
The Convention meels At y, in odt Fellow
Hall
The Tier Committee Is j very fuaay aifa;
tbev meet to nominate John Tyler at the Wcsier
s.asul4rly enough, the vote Of North ca'oin
depends on the arrival of NJ AyEHf and NJ
F,snrx-if,hey come j, viii be cast sgain''v,
Burcn-if not. be may get it.
Great efforts Will te made as soon asthe Cor
vention meets to abolish the TWO thirds rule, an
declare nomina,ionby simple msjori'y'
The member Of New-York political DHll.Se
scants here surpasses belief-Samm, Tom Ca
Waddep, Dr. Neyin, Bowie, Langley, Dave1t
ct id genus o,ane, tag rag and bob tail.
IL Joseph ". Hand, Chef Clerk IN the p
Z D. mo-. IN shIng'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

TRANSITION SGS.Thc curiosity of citizens has been
attracted iof dag past TO the Sign Of V g. Palmer,
Agent Tor Country Newspapers the Coal Office second story
ofth Tribune Buildings. 70 those who have seen
sign of the kind, II IS truly worthy Of notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

PRoF. GoURAUp AND HIS AssA!LASrs--ii orr
readers should be weary OF the controversies with
which Prof. Gourauds name has been connected,
they viii DO him but Justice TO remember TINT these
are Lot at all of his seeking. He has rot intcrered
w:lh any othcr mans business; bul, having 10y MS
own intellect and energy attracted pubic attention
to the science Of Memory he was tercely aS5aiied
by q swarm ofplagiarists and imitatoIs who seemed
resolved ~ once TO plumber a:!d deiame him. No one
Of them could ever have drawn an audience on this
subject but FOR his abors and success-prUbably DO
two OF them would have ever thought OF so doing.
But the moment they had attained a smatierns Of
his system, they setio work TO convert II TO their
own pecunary benefit regardless OF his interests or
their solemn obligations and TO cover their owndc.
predations by accusing him oil plagiarism We
refer our readers TO u subsequent column in which
,hev will find This charge OF plagiarism thoroughly
handled by a number OF gentlemen Of this Ciy
whose names are not unknown TO the public. We
trust those who have taken any interest in the mat
ter Will read the article we refer TO, aud Judge
whether Prof. 6. is not just as little piagiarst as
johnson or Webster was in compiling his Die
ionary Most certainly, il there are any who urrer
stood him as claiming have had p.e !ecessors in
the teaching OF llncmonics, they cannot nave been
among the hearers fhis Lectures.
The sagacity evinced by some journals in their
comments on this matter is amazing, anus
ing, as you please. Thus, the brooklyn Daily
remarks that it all along suspected the whole
thing was humbug, and now it is proved! How
the fact that it is disputed whether Prot. Gou-
raud did or did no; sufficiently acknowledge his OBJ
legations to his predecessors in the same track,
proves the whole science ahumbug, we do not quite
understand
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

,:; setsR IA. eas1!5 SaSt5 hs @ ssa Tss
uld uthers Tor the periomaDces tooh9 @ o. Tsi sh NJ.
ss %s. s . 8:3s sass the 's 5s ai s: , =
Will be capital day ios families ana 'a,thiag % u'-
made and reirestmsnts the rcoi am no esn. - 80
wonderful Cuous,;y from CHINA 70 DC 80 i, h.s eodH'ii'
Lcoa5u; for the greatest novelty ever see = Nn.sdn .
D Splendid performances si "a, "a. - tN. IlSlh z 80 80
t;anes and t CD who we., 5y 6,sa cher, sPas
the Barons the Conoyers and haii t oGe ,aa
Such bill OF tare was never eclo'e p
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
THE TRIBUNE
WHIG NOMlNA NATI0NS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1874.

SrTHE STATE CONVENTION or Tnz OFFICERS
OF THE CLAY CLUBS MEET AT UTIcA oS THE hrs'
"wednesday In June.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

No PARpos-An application TO the President of
the United States Tor The pardon OF the inurderers OF
Chayis, mas been unsuccessful.
[St Louis Eve. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
VNl 4. TOWNSEND, NeH.Y0fk Express.
CiihRi.ES KING. II. y. y. american.

v VI =. tIfN " Fs.NI', -. " V'N T'NF'I
CHiRI.E.S KING. III. :. Y. American.
ii5tjiiT't iNWI2. y. !. Comme,cinl Adj.
TnRAis, GREELEY. I'd. IuDune.
II RAYMOND, y y Cour nndEnGuifc:.
PAhNE t.DDW!N, y. :. Evening Post.
ii. I.!E:DE. isadac,euf Cour. dcs Eteis C.n!s.
FREDERIC GALLiiEDEI. lsteentl Va 90.
: DE WITT HLDpbhUDb, iiue sun.
THOMAS McELgATH. Tribune.
JANIS &fCkAN. Ng@ ngsi
GEORGE ". SNOW.
JOHN Mii.HAU.
J. Y REA NCl.pS
RUSSELL. JARVIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
John Tyler,, Usurpations.

The Courier Of yesterday has the following con-
elusive opinion OF the rightiulness and validity OF
an Impeachment of John Tyler, from one of the
highest authorities on Constitutions! and Inter
national Law the venerable Chancellor KENT:
NEw-YoRK. % Union Square May u. is4i.
Dear Sir:-l acknowledge your favor oi yester-
day and take the liberty 10 refer you 10 Story's
Commentaries on the Constitution of the United
States vol %, from page 252 TO p. 273, or 1S3 TO
804 tor all the authentic information and authority
that NAV be wanting. You vii! perceive that the
Impeachment Power over "high crimes and nisde-
meanors'' is very broad defined and practiced
under the sanction OF the Common Law, by which II
is 10 he construed and governed. think there can
be NO doubt that the enormous abuses and stretch
oil power by President Tyler, afford ample materials
Tor the exercise oi the power OF Impeachment. and
an imperative duty in the House OF Representatives
to pu, il IN practice.
\, - 1ouS, respectfully, JAMES hENT
Nj! H. J. RAYMOND.
IT Hon JAMES CARROLL OF Baltimore has
been nominated ioF Governor by the Loco Focos
OF Maryland, He is highly respectable old
FedeSalist, OF great wealth, and lately Member
of Congress |, IS rather odd that this is the
third time in succession that party has nominated
John Adams Feccvalst Cor Governor. He will
doubtless poll full party vote.
IL Hon. HuGH a. HARRISON, one of the pre-
sent Members o. Congress from Georgia, has been
nominated for reelection by the Locos OF the
IVsh Group District. We hope ne Will be de-
fcatcd. Vote of the District last Fall-whiq
5,25S; Loco 4,727.
u Hon. THOMAS BUTLER King, we reloce in
hearing, has been nominated for Congress BY the
Wings of the Ist District OF Georgia. MIR. King
was an able, liberal and active Member Of the
last Congress, and is orc of that class Of States
men whoss Patriotism knows no narrow bounda-
ries but embraces the whole Country. His Dis
trict gave las: Fall 1856 Wing to 3,O77 Loco
votes, and we trus. his election is not doubtful.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

s- There quito isl of lai.es asa - TX iEsIisbroc
Bfosdway But Few wen: nay without az & n, g1aoci
pet. Il : sad ;hat ChicAets D'Ss 4i
knowledge OF old bcdy extremely twice. ies
fortunate hat of the proprietor 10 secu'e the
u attend upon ladies' -. Ne
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
CITY Affairs.

The Aurora finds fault with the new City
Administration for shutting up the grog-shops on
Sunday and other measures ofihe kind. This Is
wrong. The Council is electe! to enforce the
laws and cause them TO be respected. it has no
business, while acting in its Executive capacity,
to consider whether any law be wise or un"ise,
benefcen, Or oppressive. 1t must enforce the
laws, while they exist; though II may at the
same time take measures 20 repeal such Of them
as are within It's control. 4 l4w OF long a:and-
ing prescribcs the closing cf the gfog shops on
the sabbath; the new City Government has oaly
enforced this long disIegerded statute Ii any
are aggreyed by this course, they should petition
for repeal of the act, bat not find ust with It's
enforcement. while it remains unrepcaled
The course OF the new Superintendent OF
Hacks and Cabs in requiring ali the drivers to
stand BY :hc;I carriages and not crowd forward
TO the boats, blocking up the passages and aimost
dcyour;ng the passengers, is universally approved
We have 10 doubt the Hacks and CABS nos
receive passengers who were before disguised and
repceG By the conduct OF the drivers and run
ners, while the modest and Gcccnt have far
chance, which they formerly had not, and the
travelling public is greatly relieved and accommo-
dated. We wo2d suggest to the superiniend-
ent that he must not relax but increase his vlgi-
lance and energy ii he wishes to sustain the g'7d
opinion he has already gained. There aFeabases
still existing which may be corrected to the ad-
vantage OF ell honest parties.
We hear much praise OF the determination
Of our new rulers to enforce the laws, and t:us 1t
IS al! deserved. l, will not DC che=Pig earned.
however. Is there no law against the practice OF
filing cur s,rccts with filthy swine Than the
discharge Of firearms rockets, sc. in our streets
on the approach Of the Fourth of July to the great
peril and frequent destruction OF lie-is not that
IN PLAIN violation OF the laws Aid shall the
laws or the aw.breakers triumph this year
We rejoice to ica- that the practice OF SUI
rounding the Park with Rum Booths On the
Fourth is to be stopped this year l, was always
an incxca:abc nuisance there bcing three thou
sand regularly licensed places to get drunk, With
out these Booths.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
National Tyler Convention.

The Convention assembled at Calvert Hall.
Mr. SHALER Of Ncw-York WAS nominated Chair
.aan, qtte, :. speech from DELAzoN SMITH OF
Ohio After great deal OF the most deecta-
ble fighting and clapperclawing, the Convention
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

IL Joseph ". Hand, Ch2ef Clerk IN the p
tent Office, died al his resldenceln "ashnga
on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
The Van Buren, National Convention at
Baltimore.

This Convention assembled IN Odd Fellows
Hall, Baltimore, at noon on Monday, and was
called to order by Gen. r. NJ. SAUNDERS Of n. c.
on whose motion HENDkIcK B. WRIGHT Of Pa.
was chosen Chairman pro tenn. and THOMAS
RIrcmE, Jr. Of Va. Secretary pro ten.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
nnNDRICK b. WKIGhi'. Of Peas,h,
flnm nllr Cor~pon.lenl.
BALrtxosr. Ma,

BALTiN'Sr Nsy-r4
DsAE Sla: Set these down as sue q, r.
eorcn according to the count this mop,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

n Tic Ratification Meeting in New Orleans,
notwithstanding the great fire which happened
on the same day, was very numeroasly attended.
Zeyoy CAvELrFR presided, and speeches were
msde by Judge Jackson, Mess:s. Ogden, chFi:'y,
Bullitt and Hunt.
The speeches and the resolutions, which were
Of the righ; stamp, we're received with great
enthusiasm.
The sum of $40 in aid of the sufferers at the
great fire was collected at the meeting.
4 MEMOIR OF Mrs. JUDITH 5. GRAFT,
late Missionary 10 Persia By WV ". CANr
BELL" has just been issued from the press OF J.
Winchester. 1t is modest, cheap volume oil 200
pages, as unadomed in its contents as its cxterna!s
but OF class which must deeply interest all Si.o
delight TO regard the better phases OF human nat=rc
The subject was a simple, truthful, humby born
country girl, who grew up devoted Christian, and
laid down her life while endeavoring 10 cary the
lich, OF the Gospel into long benighled Persia. We
have rarely opened book OF the class which in
sry!e and narrative Interested us so deeply.
II CnEsrERriELp's Advice TO his Son, on Nen
and Manners: The Petite Philosopher; and Lord
prrrbley's Ten prcccpts To hls Son, are printed III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

II CnEsrrRrirLp's Advice TO his Son, on Men
and Manners The Petite Philosopher; and Lord
BurghIey's Tea ircccPts TO has Son, are printed III
II smai! volume and for sale by W. ii. Graham, loo
Nnssar.s street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

Benz. T. Butler then moved that COMMITTEE
Of ore be appointed from each State to prepare
-ules Cor .h;s rnDvcptioD
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
1LIdtI IDfIl q IC-tI .ItL''t NII OIs..t l'I5
which we md IN the Norfolk Beacon -
L : SUP BIC ,rCR. Monroyie Rond. }

SUMNER BoARDsC.-We observe by advertise
nent in to-day paper iha; boarding is to be had ia
rheVllage OF NJ ack-one of the healihiest locations
nnd pleesan,e-J places, surrounded By Wild and re-
mant,; scenery, on the North R;ger-and but a
coup.e OF hours' ode ::om the CMy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

Ha;us Amrsn Stetson.
i. Hamp Ilenry Hubbard.
Mss .t;eo. Banc:1tt. :
gc-mou,. Luther Il. iiunl.
K. Island. .Oi1ey Bsllou-
ann ..l>rac I'Oucey.
Ns.c. ysrk.ii X. smith.
\. .Iersev.P. ?. Kennedy. .
pcaa Join Bredin.
MARYLAND. Benz. & Howard. .
DetGnnre.jarv y. Sutton.
Vtr-iRiG. w. II. Roane.
SCaroirslJohn Hi!l.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

The following is an extract OF a letter from JAG
mel, Hayi, dated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-09
Foreign Markets.

JAMAICA, March s-FIour-There have been but few
transactions in this article since last publication bat
imports have not been heavy Of late they
formerly Improvement in the market Is looked Tor
the stock decreases The sales comprise 400 bbs
Orleans at ais; 800 bbls Philadelphia and bbls Da
at 2ss and mixed lot of 500 bbls Baltimore and
New York, also at the last named figures LOT OF PIN
delPhia lately arrived offered sos but refused 2as
only having been bid for 1t. We understand however
that poders are now asking 32s Imports from the
nuary to 9th March, 1859 bbs and 300 halt bbs; for the
same period last year. the imports bhls and
3s1 nan Dds Cornmeal-COntinuss to look up and
there little in first hands 100 bbs have been sold al
since which 10 bbs Gust arrived have changed hands
as Cd per Dbl secord hands firm lis Cd 20 lss
ms market may be quoted being in very healthy
state owing principally TO the continuance oil dry
ther ButterThe imports have been extensive and the
demand dull OF American the sales comprise 40 FIR
his az o. and parcel OF very good at 10 pers LARD
American still continues to arrive and is unsaleabe
700 irkins very superior have met sale at sgd Pokm
medatey after last, 800 bbls via New York ei
fected 52s 400 bbls New Orleans and 200 bbls New
York have since been sold at $751; and III half bbls Cana
dian at Sos One holder has refused SOS I'd for 1000 bbl
Pigs Tongues5o half bbls have changed hands at a6s.
Hams-A small lot of American hams have been sold
at Sd. Cheese-Good American brings 81 per ID. TX
changeOn England, go days, bank bills II per pm;
Merchants bills do.
PERSAMpuco, March 6The only late arrival from the
United States has been the Hartley from Alexandria
which vessel returned to the West Indies the -four being
unsaleabe and the departure OF this vessel with
out any American in port The stock of -four however
IN first and second hands, for SALE is still equal ~ 900
bbls and the bakers have fair supply fine white flour is
scarce and Trieste well Gaego finds purchasers
lsOeO while for ordinary and good flour
quote ID l5 by retail The mark Rio Extra" from
Philadelphia turns out very inferior to what for
merly; 800 bbs Baltimore sold at wholesale at l2
500 and 1900 Venice at lON None but fine white -four
should be sent here Sugars have declined little par
tcularly in cases; the quality is still good and large
part OF the crop has to to Market the
from Europe continue bad for this article and decline
may be looked for by the end at this month Cotons have
exists OF either of the named articles Exchange
25a nominal and more likely to decline than advance
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hsvesused for their sgrandizemen and assessed
all classes The system lately adopted
in his State and the policy enforced in Cincinnati will
have very great influence all future obligations and
restrict all the adopting them to their present
Indebtedness.
The movements recently made in this and the European
market, in coffee attributed to the abundance
of money and the low point prices had reached than 10
the small stocks at any port So far Brazil coffee is
concerned statements have since been confirmed by
the receipt of the yearly official report OF the co'ee
trade of Rio Janero We annex the state Of prices a.
that port for three years. monthly quarterly and yearly
We quote the description known AZ LIST good
PEIcEs OF CorrEr PER Cwr IN RE JANEHo, WITH THE
RATE Fok EXCHANGE FOE y HREI ;o,,
1871. 1872 1919
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Cleared.
r:' r,s,.' Ms.%E Ma$ $.Ss csi
@sassyi ,vs%sa. Kelly, Mobile s,srge, Clrar%sr;
r, ss-l sss%.a. s.Iw,Ip seh%l, B;shsa brothers.
gm ya: Hs ay ,s .rT Ssse sa A"r
sse.. W Lewis; ddIe.ss. Tyisr. EdentOn nc. john
Arrived,
s ooss s . s% sss S Nosh 81 w
ba,ass .thseh,ld 70 days from Bostn y
s; @ : fsS ',s
s 90 % i"e e sor ba, saw more "% hun
N kS q me day. f and S sa@
bns esmi@sisnd Hsdsy 80 days from Puenos Ayr and
Nost,seso teO ~. with hides and WOOL to Barclay Lv
bnr M.sss .. Bra.et y ay; from Ponss Ph Nth Il, "a
ore ssi ~. or o. Is, 70 ."d was blown Of as Far
o' dow y issm 81 I J"hu with n,
SCH vese,. snow days from oencoke NC. with corn.
seer ss.aossh Tucker. from Lub.e, with fish and
ssss jesrss. Booe. from Norfolk with whea,bound to
se,f 0srrp, sswyer from rorlaud with potatoes &C. to
81, Coras HaIls,,. days from Boston. with lndse
abr Oscar Bahrr day. from Boston. with mdse W
Ssar Marietta Gro, ~. d.ys f,om Boston, with indie to
seas fsi.f M &C. D,uetsoa, from Boston, with mollsss
~ ~ ,ury Cl,y Danes, froa iashin. with produce,
so wslla..t YoaEs from ffovilsnce with prsduce, to
sailed.
shps ra..rndeues NYe Liversoo Ago Anthony, liavre
fss az. Lover Bsyship. Celia, Thachsr New orlsans'
1hafieston. Brown, Chlrrstan'
Mi.relisneoas
-Ftn.a FINN p.,tgrr, a March. ior New York, u
Usier f~sstsf. rrp4ri need hayy wsae-wm drove
b'es 9 Hog .,and whsre she tut 70 Ter her aei i0Smg
scnH VS. PsS~wa- wrecked Gu Tocalala Bar, 29th ult-
Vessel tud cfSso totally Lost
whst.men
fha ~ saff Huasaa Nh "a Coat of NZssland ~
''DE. tgx1t inf tnwe ~ Dsrsmtsr-iall.
Wat. syt, NJ isee otls WI sad 90 30, oss SPOKEN
teb IS, % hi, No
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Is 9 iss , 80 D. 'i IN ieSsss a. h. Pot -
is,e. :, Nss 4. fs ~ S sssa M.ssh - ss o. Loo
Go Wars. q han'rEies. No d-s lat = 90 lon . 3D.
Foreign Ports
e.s. Bos,oai rIse. % Jon'i., ssssrash LdE hh. fO
,rgs. vs. ,-An ssghss:,,. N;wYs.L SlS2d Monsoon.
d.s nssrv k-.5 s.y ~ DO days. os.raas DAVIS. Tor
E.. s% .i.s 90 ss Ohs .s l.is
Mast;,ns ~ j. rs,eS is-sd Echo ,,,.sfu.so.
s.LsOura. ia about March s-AH 1ensua, 81 rhiladsl
Psrs.~syeo March e-sa American vs.... IN port sid
Ees a. .y from Alsslhara. isr me West LADIES. with
g, bSs.S: A,s,; W -s port Jess c,asu, C.@ns,,.
fei sr'is' AZ n s s tx Ss 81 Bsa
onba corIis. ds Hob, Collier VIZ orders; washinston.
sgs.Is. Nos.Dsd sa * Coast. ROM: brown. sup
posed Tor Europe ,,.. r,,~,.
BrLFAsr, Mach si-sd O.roa. Lamphesr, Havana; Chas
Henry Byw.sr Baltimore; Aiboa. co. APni D BrandY~ine
,P.rrlAsD. Aprl s-Au t,oro. crs..a. Nrs.k Signal
YsIt VA Sad Nv 70 \. Washington sad number Of
A. PsSs D.;s. Ms1
siS e &c, ar;y SeG.. =.
Ward Irrl EM,,9n S...as' pgs;me L',esr reas. Ns,.
Sea Eas.1 Roii@s !sity "i S,r;.I"a r.,tst low.
K%ss sas John ' cs cas o s
Halifax Mill Creek. Sparks Bues sport; tdw trauLia.
ps.'is ia i s%%
Iss ~: d S. Ssi'f % sss sa
rs% .soS M.. A pSas Asn% s sS SsS.
s 81 tsy 70 "a 4. sS .sca a so.s Ss
y wa gsnS sesnsS i W. ssY e s.e Sa q Rob
sPd; Meehspe, sawysf I'm Lube fei RieS%osd Robert.
JOIN Ts S' ssoi.y "A" H"ts sid Sea flower
a3 A f @
Rs%ss;x; f':%PS;. Hs$%:a: Sss;:.iS.s; u.1,s 49,,
A t:r fssca
Hasvs Myse Drew. and Il
tS and s
AeIs%der L.sd.; Fs%%sas, Marshall sweden Ho%sa
ssar Gov Ds1s Sssf Nos s.a sfsasSs
Bass
ss Ss' Sdd 1e"
.d Gy k:%, aG
r? f;;:: s..Sufy st%ssl %is Gs;
@ TTEt tii
Counties. Of LSuden. Haiehin,Sa Jsv. Pickering joha
SS s s'sT
lite BainSridss Brts"n. Couh.r; Lady the Lake JAM
NYork ssxoIy, yeqdder, Boston, shannon, Pike and Due
bsn, Purdon; NJ Henry, Roy; Evsrgr Henry; afghan
Black aud Margaret Clarke Liyerpoo Mess Hues,oa and
RSGa as Try Lapsre 1Snip W:S1 Ff So
edin do; briggs Marian Gage Collins Havana; Sarah Biowp
Norton: Croton Souliard and Linden Williams. New York
Selma Smith, Provdence Souther. Lombard and Tvbse M
Gdormck freight; Ghs.tinA Hsmsr and Wstumpka Fowler
New ORLEANs. March 27-An Meguntcook. Mayo. Hull
Wm Gray, Crosby, and Burlington, Thing Boston; Po
lFr1 Chevalier Guadoup kmpesario Collins, Havana
Lady Sarah Mais,na B Whdden Monssgs Pay Ja Vic
Cheain [Br] Lsngon; France M,Ishall Luconi,, Porter
aud Champlan Miller Liverpool; Mary Phillips Pratt and
Hull; Leda. Ruark, gibraltar; Clarssa, Watts Baltimore
CHARLES Jefferson, Campeachy Lewellyn, Robinson, Mata
gorda and Port Lavaca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-09
Warrington.
Correspondence Of the Herald

WASHINGTON, April 7, 1874.
All is calm and quiet at Washington to-day; and
yet this is great day among all Lent keepers,
with many Of whom am brought in contact. This
Easter Sunday, and the way the forty day iasters
have walked into dinners and hard eggs would be
caution to that patron of good eating, ST. Hello
gabalus, the first Roman Emperor who ever eat
hard boiled eggs upon yesterday. For tory long
days have the good people here been faains lana
no, SO slop eihc,l upon two shilling shad, hot
mullins. and buckwheat cakes, and other light eat
ing, by way OF moriying the flesh and shaming
the devil bu, now, thanks tor the invention OF
Faster. roast veal, Virginia hgms-the days OF
feasting have begun. People DO ENJOY excellent
Ut morrow the DISCUSSION Of the Tariff will be
renewed ia the senate by Mr. Beren, VINO VIII be
CoI VIsrr,ck's Post Office Bill, the location OF
MI Or.nt at Memphis or some other point on
i6r Mississippi river appropriations Tor me Cum