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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29
By This Mornings Mail.
Importan; from HnrrisbUrgh.--The Reve-
nuc Bill passed by both Hoses.
FnILApEIrHi,. April .

FuILApEIrHi,. April G
lhavc the pleasure ofannounciug to your readers
that the Revenue Bill has final passed both branch
- Of our State Legislature and only awaits the sig
uro OF the Governor TO become law, which it
,as no doubt obtained Gre this reaches you. This
event took place on Saturday and when before the
Senate on lis final passage, was ably vindicatcd by
:, nators McLanal.an Craig, Babbtt and others
sld opposed by several rcpudintiag Senators,
anlong whom were Champncts, Hickman, and
S;engere.
c0ngr ,tulete, TO use the language OF Loco
F5co, the intelligent frccmcn of Pennsylvania upon
III, auspcious result The fame and credit Of our
noble old Commonwealth in past seasons, have
suffered much from failure TO meet her honest en-
gagcmcnts. Loud, bitter, and just, have been the
lenunciations heapsd upon her in consequence.
These reproaches will, 10 be hoped, henceorih
for ever cease Penusylvania's fame and honor are
redecmed-aud she is again lifted from humilia-
lion and placed upon The proud pedestal she for
mcrly occupied. fhe vote in the Senate was as
follows:
,yrAa-Nc,,srs ,Ba9bui, crabh Crqi. parie. D,mock
Enuc Ever farEcly Foukrod. li Horton. Hughes. McIn
cox, Biglcr, Spcaker-O
NAys-tlessrs Bay Black. ChsmJneys Chapman Ehnuci
Fegely Gorcas. Hickman KiideT. Kline, Mulin S,esere
Snlllvan--iS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29
To the Wings OF the Union.
THE CLAY TRIBUNE.

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and publish once week, till the close of the
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advancement of the Wing cause and the election
Of HENRY CLAY.
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PuILAnEIrulA. Anil 8-p

lHlLADELfHlA. aplII Or Ne
WHO MEErING.-Thc Wings OF the city and
conn;y Of PhiIndclpa held mas meeting Friday evening
OF Independence HALL Hon John Sergeant presided
addressed by osiah' Randall Esq who presented
series OF resolutions which unanimously udopted-
Joseph r. Chandler Esq Dr ELLINGTON. Gen jolly. OF War
Benamn ev and Others delivered appropriate addresses
when the meeting adj ,urIled.
FoR BALTlMoRE.-Our city is filled with stran-
sers-Clny Whgs-,gho wcnlng their way Baltimore,
10 attend the grc; National Conycnon Thousands wIl leave
here IN the course of tomorrow.
BERKs County 8ASK.-The Legislature have
passed bill Tor the redemption Of relief by this n:k.
NEw BANK.--lhe Governor has signed the bill
iucoTecratnT mcw bank at Allentown. Ghieh Co. to be
sl OO un MUS, al he PAID IN before the Bank goes INTO ope.
rnon The stockholders made liable IN theiI individual
capacity
ExcITENENT.--WiIh the Texas Treaty, the Pre-
sdel, Message, and Mr.. Cay admirable letter.. our city has
been thrown into quite -tac of excitement today. Every
body seems anxioustO 10 read-rcad--Toad.
SToCxS.rie tendency IN our Stock Market on Saturday
upward with better feeling prevailing onnonG bo, buy
made Al Go The lnG,k closing rn at S,. ned state,
Bank advanced - Wilmington Railroad 4. Cirad was tim
h,t BoariG5 share. eHdae Railroad e2}. 800 share,
Wilmington Ratoad ~; 20O shares tard Bank cash. ~
sou epnes,ee BONDS ,nfFe,t t uIy X e,s s @ Ge
ton Railroad Bouts SS 49,: 500 do. 1861 81 s347 State
IS ot shares Solhw@rk Bank a 70 DO FmgkIr Fre In
Ss9nd BoGrd- ~ share phed Bank ll $1,000 states
b. Hat, Gs s3GO do dc fiat. tSs aU shares L. Stue-
SH.P News -Ciearcd.-Ship Swaiara, Davis,
Smith, savannah Barks Kathleen lnew} Been. Brazil and
Garrison, Tomln, nrua Ia GIande Athens. Jones !Ipmp-
NY Acorn IIeTes B91n %I schIs RGnond g., kea
me m s na RSa B1GieT akef S %ax @ Ns
Psnolecot lulse. Full Riyer juno Reid ~ Bedford Barge
Irrircd-Brig Emerald, Poland, 10 days from
Lutec schr. Richard Thompson, Buck. days from VII
mnSton NC Niuetie Cherry days from do do dispatch.
port. c Me Thacher days from New York barses
Ohio. and Dolphin. 36 houts from y. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29
Commercial and Money Matters.

&c For Sales at the Stock Exchange see Last Page
SATURDAY L. M
The Stock market was buoyant to-day, and al.
most every description cf ,tocks improved.
There s no variation in Exchange, but the mar
ket Is inactive Sterling Sia 81 Francs @sRi 52';.
Money is again becoming plenty. Considerable
amounts have appeared the fer investment and good
Sday paper has beea done at per cent This relief has given
quite impetus 10 stocks
Messrs. Camman, Whitehouse & Co. were the
pnncipal takers of the City Loan.
Nall.st. which has been unusually vTtuouS iof
pas, yesterday wide awake TO catch orSer
who had .ucceeedr obtaining sl3 from the Bank OF Com
ne:cc forged check Gad IN hall honr he was IN c'so
dS The check purpored 10 be drawn by Chas hAg Co.
MI deaen Of Wates and PAID IN the hurry OF business o'
oy The teller. although not skltuy executed short time al
Ter while ancmg the checks teller detected the forgery
and immediately notice the Banks and brokers IN the
aeet to any person endeavong change 500 or SlV
note of the Bank of Commerce In about hall hour the
ieref assopped ut the Leather Bank where he attempted
TO changed the $50 having already changed the 5000
note at the Chemical He peend have received the check
letter from HI, father Albany and exhibited letter
pong TO enclose such check The person whom he claims
ior father very respectable of Buffalo. The letter,
however dated Friday while the check dated Saturday
The money all recovered and the orger. who a well
dressed respectable looking young lodged the Tomb
reflect upon the advantages Of hours possession of s
We are happy TO by the Legislative reports
that the bill TO authorize the Utica and Schenectady Railroad
Company 10 carry freight has been passed by Of AyesS
Noes ls. This such bill needed and
Soon should have given but duly grateful for SO
url
Western Railroad stock is gradually advancing
under the increased receipts OF the road with the Rsh
oiae. 1t sold Saturday t6's Before the increase
OF &c It wa selling below 20.
otes Of the denomination OF S., purporting to be
o. eLebanon Bank Pa but altered from the broken Galli
tOhoJ Bank circulation. Tho genuine of
= Lebanon Bank signed By George G-n. Cashier.
;ne Albany Evening Journal says: We shown this
nornng baak note bearing upon the face following
Farmers Bank OF Catlraugus county will pay one dollar
TO u,e bearer three months after dutc-Elcot,ve June H.
lsi3 d. Anderson President. +. Winsow Cashier. 1t
counergned by the Comptroller and can be easily de-
tec:ed.
Counterfeit ten dollar bills of,e suf6lk Bank. Boston, .er
eotype plate dated 1886. circulation II, Providence
The whole amount Of Coal shipped from the Coal
region the present to Thursday la, follows
By r. p Railroad slI tons
SchuykIll Canal: ..;.....................2 III "
Little Schuykil Railroad d..................... a5s7
Total. .....'....'....''.''....iN'S's
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29

SCOOk late OF the firm Ely. Smith l. Cook would up
p.ize the pubc tina; he constantly manufacturing every
personally heretofore through Messs Els Lathnm
sole agents. No. i Fulton street az lw
7 ARGE BREAD, LARGE BREAD The subscribe.
IL respectfully Informs his customers and the public that be
will on and after Monday the 9Th of April se al his old
established stand Bread of supeo! quality ind made OF the
hest brands of flour the market afford and the weights TO
he rs follows lbs baked Bread for shilling, y !s Tor
,pence Rye and GrahED Bread proportion 20 the " heat
Where also NAV be Ind great variety of cakes OF superior
runity be exceled by ether establishment IN Tic
city. =, - -.
mon, nkes II the shortest Double and single Eus
"a, Biscuit ard Loaf Cake fresh nernogn a. CLOCK
ieA D' 49, JOHN SSECkNER.
rr oDd O,nnmartsI Cake Bnkery alO Rowe.y, directly
.,a a.o % pi,ing,no .t-ae, npy3 ST.
UTANTET-i place by Of active coorcd man 2. winter
w or any other employment Please apply al .. '5esh'
wich-s,,ee rear.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29

Brs Carrier at this port on the ,h INST lat b D. Ion oe lp
tel the wreck OF o.e and ait schooner hsr mannast
away abou, four feet above the deck her ioenia ana
bow,pr, standing he, bulvark ha,ches ard companions
wished swuy and the hull full Of water Her mainmas was
lying alongside with all the nggng and 'pas
rigging not cut but lying the deckher anchors on ihe
mil chains ,s; and her sails all washed away. siie had
small bust OF female head and one Of IN the centre oil
her arch boar Her could not be distinctly rnae on''
but 1t was evidently double name-somethins Ike Tom
Wood of Bar or ITnr The wood of the remainder oil LEI
las, wnslle'l away
The bark Valhela and the .cr Excellent in contact
off Cape atieras on the morning. One by the na ne o'
Hickman found himself by the concusson transferred INTO the
ba.k and carried by her INTO Charleston The 'cnf was
bound from New ork to Petersburg.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29
SATURDAY. April n.
ASiIESThe snle. OF Pots day 200 bbls ct 81 90 nj
hch the nakni finn for exno The rccelns 200 Dds.


TOtnl. ............ .I9l Total. - iui
COT'TON-Wc heard of about 900 bales sold to-day with
steady market. The sales of the week ending Friday
ing T. 800 bales Upland and Florida. ordinary 10 mid
din. 6' = cens mddng ialr 10 far "a g good lar
So and Mobile and New Orleans ordinary 10 mlddlng Gs
"a mddin. fair to fair s a 81 and good ai' 9'i.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thcre is fair demand today. and
NIL the receipts from the Canal md some ESQ bb tencsc 10
which the market steady.
We notice sales 0o bb Michigan and 30 do Troy. niout.
a,.si ST.. Sales 100 bbs Brooklyn MIL at 81 a. In
Southern. hear Of nothing doing excepting o bbs George
town 'lnion and 20 bb Robinson Extra at -
Rye Flour 20 D. md in moderate supply. Small sales OF
Brundyw!ne Aea a; - IS and si2 JO
GRAIN-Thc market continues bare Of Wheat. Corn i
arvinG freely and the market mas downward tendency.
We notice sales Norlhern Yellow lots at 81 g. 100 do.
at 5 weight and $500 Nirsnn 80 cents
90 bushels Southern received to-day sold previous
TO arrival The supplies of Rye sll small. and go bus.
sold the slip 6s}s 60 Oats selling wanted
n, 81 % cents Northern Sales 800 bushels Southern %
lot bushels Barley sold for British Prov
.nces at ~ cents.
WtISKY-Barrels are dull of sale. We 80 Western
2ls p cents and 50 bbls poor at % cents Drudge q
cents.
HAY.-Thc quantity arriving no, 80 large. aud the
ke, has ther tendency advance Sales 800 to coo bae
81 cents. for shipment.
NAVAL STORES-We notice farther sales go bbls New
bern Turpenne - 400 do ~ C. Tar ut 81 20 5.,
and 80 bb Wilmington Rosin 50 Abou, 400 bbls.
Spirits have been sold during the past few days Ut % cents
mos. and g Il "a cents cash.
OLIVE notice sucs 100 b Crude Whale nj 81 ce nts
cash. and ut New Bedford JO bbs supposed 3i
Americas. Ilseee Is steady at - 7s cents cash 40 bbs sold
n, 7s English with increased receipts Is dull and declining
30 50 half pipes brought 49, s0 cash. and - pipes So 6mos
The .les beside ure 600 b. Palm ut 81 cents cash: 0J
gallons Solar Sperm So cash and mos and the Eastward
for the week ended I'd 800 bls Crude Sperm ut y cents and
2.200 Whale at 33'a 81 cents cash.
n,srk. In. a, s,, opened and 10 toj
lie Sr, So, sod far expot nj p cents and 10 OyJ DO o,
West nt ., cer,s cu.h
IATU-Wrhn the past week abou, l. $50 NJ Eastern have
been sold at 81 % cash per VI.
FlSf-Dry Cod are selling at 81 934 So in lots Sale,
1860 h1as Herring ut % 40 20 for Nos and Scale
PRUNlSIONS-The market is without chlngc, and dull
Sales co bb! Prime Pork at 81 cj, and 100 to 80 Mess
80 ls 25. OF eei abou, loo bbs Mess ,ol at S.: We
heard of nothing of Importance III Lard.
GROCERIES uu three duysjihe market i, very iu! for
Coffee and previous prices ore barely sustained The sales In
clule 800 bags B;zI at 6I - cents, 800 Java lOl 800 La
ruayru 7l.n ~ $50 Cuba 81 II mos; und 40 ST. Donin
90 5i 81 cents cash. lorshcad Sra. continue very
,;cau nr, cnn Io,ror ,vth ,c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29
Theophi!us Peck vs. Frederick L. Nulee-Ac-

IheoPhIus FHcK V. FredeflcK D. VuItee.-Ac-
uou Tor assault md battery ani false imprisonment in case
where the Deputy sheriff opposed serving execution
judgment; ;o defendant demurrer.
Smith IIarrio CT al. vs.. William Lawton.-Ac-
ton 80 the amount of no,eNIr Iawion Iutepoes
discharge Bankruptcy The Count said tle proceedings OF
Nj Lawton IN Bankruptcy regular. " % the consiu
nj point the Cont said Ind noticed il. considered; tho
question well ec render of necessary az the
present day. Judgmea; tot defendant
Adam W. Spies vs. Robert Gilmore.-The de-
fcndnnt cndor-eta for .ohn Fuone. and both
reside Texas The Cour; held tha; obligation snd
rat!sr guarantee than ordinary mercantile endorsement
and my rate dated New ork and the pa
reside foreign country. they should seek the rather
than require the note should be 10 heu Verdict i9 plain
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29
POLICE OFFICE.

foRCEKY.-This morning. fashonably dressed
young calling hs ThoIna, Gillespie INTO the
Bank o Commerce and prcpn;ed To tho Paying Teller check
Cr .,5 putpoftnG TO be drawn SAID Bank by Charles
King Co merchants The cheek paid and lfterGs-
ccrtaned be forgery when Gillespie sought after and
found with all the money in his possession, so lie
was detained By the Bank Officers until officers g. F. Hays and
ih'hwac we've sent for who took hun into custody and dl
where the Nty dollar, succeeded recovering
He then conducted 10 the Police Office and prison.
lie said he received the check letter from his father the
Truth OF which remains Tor hun to esGbI-..
COLLISION OF SrEAMBoATs.-l man named Dan
the Fulton Ferry WIS arrested to-day by officer Kruck for
uldeneanor orcby nicic,ly and wiuiy. this moninr,
said boat the eamboa; Jacob Bell when nearly Op.
pusle 10 Fulton Market sp-bcaking the faS >tauncheuns.
deck bcan guards, guard houses &C AcCauey was held 10
bal m siti1.
IoUNG OFFESDER-.-Two boys named Thomas
Edward. ana John Smith arrested b. officers Lyons Tap
nnd Smith charged with having stolen boat. with
and part Of vessels sail worth together some SO They SAID
they o2k The oni from Biflns Zip and 9weG tper'ey City.
where they took tile sail and hnck- They
m!et and owner. ure wanted for the properties.
SUNDAY.
FALSE PRETENCEs.-A parsonage named Thomas
Elder arrested by officer Joseph for obtaining PAL Of
3 CFcastfeet and which he Immediately pawncd Tor s3
He previously Indebted IN Nh Barunho IN the OF sD
for good, obtained b. the lie resided No. >
Dunnc->,ictt. aud Is fully committed
BuRGLAhY.-Ine store ui William Riley, No..
~ Allen ;,tei VA, bt%heI "pep lat as nnd idcNs coat
4 FEMALE PICR-foCkET-A woman, nanej
Gntlnunc Sweeney YVES arrested md fully committed To
p;ngn r pek'as ,he pocket Of EoieL pey IN house N
Cuiharlne wi nc tred for the offence
MALE PiCKPoCEtT.-A man named W lliIain
Mu,oa was arrested and fully committed for picking the ock-
ct William ~ Reed, No S9 Fulton street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29
GFO Z. ROLLINS.

Go. Z. kpLIINS Ng,'', ~, -.
.~TOPF FIXTURES AND ft'BNIi 1t. tt - fkAki
rsttrICn MONDAY Npnl - %; 30 o'clock. VA! =,
Oddly IE!iKI : i ROLLINS a thc store tNnIe, and
Ina, extensive .y tiCod, lohbnc thb shuent
.',.sI of II counters Of yaaou. with und without
drawers, mahogany ,la,ks and cf,iN lte ami mail
icSs stools patent >cacs, 9ind o"nN . am
lcs pigeon holes letter PRES uap c aD1 WeiG'' stoves
and pl.p. tcks Of d;tefenl ,Ae, ouN- glaSs 'ha" ny ny
tm,J,'i ,ni a.. " ,c -. fl. %" '''' ao2 2.-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29

n The hest patronized place Of amusement in the City
Peale's Museum Dwarf. Gian;ess and performers
are tU be seen for shing-suiccntly accounts for
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29

rrg- EpEs' Essence OF IoSET sucELE. extracted By
teio!, Chemical Progress from that delightful and well known
i.yorte flower For sale bY a. B. SANTs co 33 Brond.
,rnr cor Chnt,le-. q l;rnniie Hrliirr,
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Below.
l bng...Wmd North.
Sailed.
Disasters. &c.

Ships Siddons. Liverpool: Minerva. Marseilles.
Bark Yorkshire. Liverpool.
Big Damascus. Oporto, and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29

yE,HE RICHEST GOODS OF THE StASON.-peT l.out.
plIugc We are n receipt % decidedly ne nADd",e''
goods Of the >.a,olcompu-ing SIX, saun c"Hir 1I ~
e- N-tiosy. Cn..sefrs u variety oi new styles WIKI
Iar,e s,tren of i. -ltp Batste and LGnbnc t!a'qs'
SIX of superior make and Of ever s4he ~ ne,,
AZ, -r..sudar. ii ,cry superior quh!y. hGd entey new
,iyls " T.. JENNINGS e CO. 81 B'2,sdw ay,
al sft OPPOSITE the Eonhan.
STOliCE-Thc proprietor of Oms:ed Patent stove "Ju
not ty his customers and Mo wIsh thef p' -
foxn cleaned, required and properly ~, away Ioi ne IA "a
nn thnt they ysl receive ~ leaving "D'u ~ ~
o ,cve zen on storage and repairs done at ea.onabo
SGte- ,;ce- r II. TR0H BRIDGE, 30 Water street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29
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You who use Sarsapanlia-Ty Joncss Extinct ol Sar
snara Candy IT'S excellent powerful and pure extract o
the root Sold % pnckage. tor 81 at the sign H
,mn :, prooIIrn a..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29

LADIES Dos'r Use COMMON CHALK-t looks bad II IN
lures the skin and make look yellow Try Jones spanish
ter whtenes Sold the Sign Of the Amencan Eagle 81
Chnhan street. - Broadway and l3 Fu!ion-st Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29

OS- The Books OF Subscription to the Capital
Stock ote New York and Erie Railroad Co. now open at
the Office OF the Company. No "a Wulstreet between the
hours OF 10 nnd5 WI. NJ GOULD, Secretary.
New-Yo Aprli 9th. lst4. as 4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29

CoLoRIse or DrrSG HAIR.-Whte, red, or grey hair
changed 10 dark brown or pernanen, black by the Moorish
Inir Dye Sold 20 cents 81 bottle at the sign ot me
American Eagle 81 Chatham street 3l3 Bfcrtwhy, y u
Is.l En-, sfrp.f krpnk kim
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29

LADIES' WoMEx FEMALES, Wipows-Spnnish llI
White making the kin oi Indies WHITE clear and betu n
snd moi niurc TN. skin like chalk. but give HE
Ike clear niabncT wheness. lie, ladies give It one tIa-
a.'i ~, E,i,n, &C.: prooLIyn as
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29
I)lt.l).

On Friday of scarlet fever, GABRIEL AUGUSTUS. son Of
Edward II Ludlow. aged years and months.
On Friday of lingering Illness Mr. ABRAHAM CHILD IN
the 18th year oi his ,,-,u- >,
Foster Springfield Mass. aged ~ yera and 10 months
On the Sd INST 1T Saur, Snug la1bor Steen Island
Mr. RCHAEp DILLoS in the 18th yenr o hs native of
the civ OF Dublin Ireland and resident OF this city TOT the last
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29

DUARD(NG SCHOOI-Anyp person about g!vIng up housr
d keeplng vino hasa god Piano 70 dsP9se oil ana sgn
onporuni,y of so dong OF the first lnstutiys ~ M
civ The instrument vii be taken payment Tor tne pG t
y6e ,nl royeher yyth eii instruction m any or Ell c t
Inngusges music and drawing Address ISIS npleta po'
office. "'-S
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MARRIED..

Apt. 18th by Rev BENJAMIN Evans, DR. Jas V II Jrpp.
Pompey, Y,to Miss JASE WiLHoTT Of New & 2JS & ,,.
Ions BAILEY of Mddletown Orange County V TO Miss
HARRIET ELIZA SMITH, Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29

Cy- Hair Work.-E; c; HUNT. Wig md Cu:I Ma
ke has reduced tine prIce OF h best Wigs 5i0 qun
~ IS Elastic band oupees 50 and Scaps si Articles w
be made order without extra charge and without decep
ton Please call and yourselves lj5 BrnhwG
near Liberty street lup .ta:.l w 3tis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29

Posr OrrIoE. New York April y. 1914.
EE English Mail.-Leltef Bags per Royal Mail
Steamer icGG which leave. Boston the Is; May next.
will be closed ut the Upper and Lower Pos, Offices this
on TUESDAY next the 3 a; - minutes past O'Clock F.
VI. The overland postage OIL cents on each e9ss letter
nu-t be pad. JOHN LOElMER GRAHAM, l. VI.