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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
By This Mornings Mail.
From our Special Correspondent,

WASHINGTON. April ii. lSi.
The President sent TO the Senate to-day the name
r pr. Martin, principal assistant Editor OF 'he
''c,obe" land who has edited it entirely during the
,osn, severe sickness OF Mr. Rlairl as Secretary OF
Iera,;on under Mr.. King TO France. lie IS the man
rho wrote those bitter articles in the Globe about
A. R;yes of the L. :. Senate, in 1910.
The name OF the Hon. Charles q. Ferris Vas also
,.n, in as Collector OF the Customs of the Port of
WORK. vice Edward Curtis, removed.
John TYLER, il. has been confirmed as signer OF
:. .,3 Patents. vice Robert TYLER, resigned.
I,;s said that as soon the ilsusc adj"urns Ro-
A,,, is 10 be made Post-a!asicr ut Phiadciphia.
The Ioco.roeos are drcadiully down in the mouth
., ,bs news the New York election: and caucus
:. ~ lc held 10 consider od the proprieil of drop
MN. Van Buren, and taking up an uuired Western
Ian. The Wcs,ern Loco-Foco Congressman talk
,hout Gen. Dodge the celebrated Indian tighter
TIvjrSiaia goes Wing Naa Buren, is TO be dropped.
Can't. Colcman's brother tcltb Custom iouscl
:. here treating for Gadshy's Hotel. He would
make an excellent landlord in the opinion OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.



WAsulyGroS Thursday. April H.
In SENATE. to. day, memorials were presented
nv several Senators against modification OF the
Tariff
,etarv of the Navy informing the Senate that
tho eYpcriments of Colts submarine battery or
Sered by Congress, are to take place Saturday p.
NJ. in the Eastern branch of the Potomac.
The bill approprating 100000 for the es-
enlistment of Naval Depot and Yard at
Memphis, Tie. was discussed during the day by
var;ous Senator'S and finally ordered engrossed.
The Senate adjourned.
Tn the House, Mr.. c. J. INGERsoLL moved the
prnting of 10000 extra copies of his report from
,be Committee on Foreign affairs for the indem-
ni6ca,ion of the owners of the Spanish Schooner
Am;stad. Mr. WHITE moved an amendment to
nrnt 10000 extra copies of Mr.. HUDsoN's report
NJ Yesterday from the Committee on Manuiac-
lures (Which in reply to various memorials and
resolutions was adverse TO any present modItica-
ton of the Tariff after some conversation, Mr..
CAVE JOHNSON moved to Law both motions on the
table: rejected; Yeas, 73, Nays, 65. The mat
Ter was then lald over.
The House resumed, in Committee of the
Whole on the Union, the consideration of the
Harbor and River Bill, (purposing appropriations
principally for the East and North)-a Rcsolu-
ton having just been adopted, on motion of Mr..
TIBBArs, for the termination Of the debate at =
o'clock.
e. Mr. CAVE JOHNSON moved to strike out the ap-
propria,ion of $4,000 for the Hudson River re-
ected-Aycs fl, Noes So
After the rejection of various other amend
ments, the bill was reported to the House and
postponed until tomorrow.
Mr. RoGERss amendment to add $4,000 for
the Harbor at Whitehall, Lake ChamplaiE, was
discussed during the allotted time; and was then
adopted-Aycs &c, Noes 73.
The amendments of the Senate to the Pension
bill were taken up in committee and gave rise to
some discussion. The very Just ono striking out
tho original provision of the House prohibiting the
receipt ofinvad pensions by any person receiving
salary under Government, was agreed to-
Others were rejected; and the bill was returned
to the Senate The House adjourned. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
DIED,

the A INST ELIz,BErn BUTLER; IN the 9Th ycat Of ier
acc and the lh is. CHARLIE aged years und nionts
children uf Sumner and EILnt-h Stone.
The friends ni the family are invited to attend hs funeral o
both th Saturday 81 F. VI. from No lD Hicks street,
Brooklyn
Al Jfrey Cts, the IOh instant Mr. JABEz WAgEMAN.
IN the siX.'cth year o li- Use.
II irierd and tie trend, OF tie ;nnlg arr invited To intend
III funeral tn, Slui1 airenptn n O'Clock. from his lac
residence - Washington street Jersey City.
On Friday l2tn ci nilHrulauu ot the lungs. MARY
lotsA Youngest dlu-hcr 9t William and Fanccs Newman.
on rhu->day nsE The llih OF Aprl in CHARLES HEsEy
FoEpEs a:e! - YEAR. "
Fo-, nc respectfully Iuve II attend his unerrl i> after
noon ococs. from h> g;c residence No. Abingdon
On i'riay morning Eth Inst. PIERRE E. McDox,LD IN
the 3isi ycar of hts n:e.
Tho relatives and i,cni, the family invited attend
funeral tn. SATURDAY afternoon at o'clock. without
frhe invitation the residence OF H. father. y l.. Me-
Donald. No o. Bank i.
- The Board Of MANAGE ofthc YorNG MEys
CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY afe fslste. 10 attend the
funeral of Nee President PIERRE t. f. Me
po<lLp this SA1I EDiN afternoon. ut O'Clock. from the
!esieace Of h!> father. No. - Bnnk street.
apl3 il CEp. II. BELL. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
a GLIMPSE OF GLEN MARY.
WITH Ak ENGRAVING


# i tie t,oryaon Of hundreds that the NEN WORLD
under the nsl administration ha, vss improved n - auaii-
y and tn; Winning back se the favor Of former days
y d-u;cI and -"n,cmauy tone ari the interest oi its
coEtcnts
CONTENTS FOR APRIL i3.
For the re,c; week will lch .Hd assorted Of
Literary LuSuues
/ 4 GLIMPSE OF GLEN MARY. the late romantic rcsI-
,!ence OF v r. Willis. E1 illustrated by beautiful engav
iDe. - -
a keniucklan-Facy nnd rtch
g. FATHER GORIOT or Scenes of Life IN Paris-a spIen
,ld novel by Dalzac.
1. THE MAIDEN OF TIE PLAIN. 4 Tale Of lbyssinia-
By Mnlor W. &. Hairs,
!. JOHN MAJESTY the Liverpool Merchant. capital
romance. b. the nie Ir. iia.'an.
s. RECENT DISCOVERIES IN EGlPT-mporiani and
interesting.
:. EDFrORIALS-Gcrman and Swedish Literature. Su-
burbnn Rdcs-Hoer's Botanical Gs:Jea sc.
: THE POLITICAL AFFAIRS OF EURoPE-Ey DR..
{. {. Hcbbc
. FOuRIERISM-wi,h the hdires, Of the late issccl.-
;.onf Ccnyenton
10. DOINGS tT WASIliNGToN-By c1celIcn, Cor
-e,pondcn,-literary Wor.!-rore'cn FlcsNcws Of tie
Week. SC.
- Truly magnificent tea.; at only o., censor SO
yrcon,n1;ng double the quantity OF say other teary ps
ne, IN the c.ty Office % Ann street.
WINCHESTER puii,.he-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
Appoint1memt. by thc Governor,


March % 1874.
CoLrMpIA-Rcard Gau justice of the peace. vice Edward
,CnWTAuouE Walwo,th. examiner. Watson 5.
Hinckley.
Apr3.
ONEIDA-BnegsW ". Thomns. notary reappon,men,.
SnNkCA-i.ishu Fooe, Jr. Judge, vice t'N SCckct
Narehhn Barnes. notary, vice J. Foster.
Apn5
Kiyosychn Vanderbilt irs, Judge. vice john Greenwood
expires Isl May.
:, Alorzo C. Hammond. sup, court commissioner, H. b
DuyIca.
RksssELAyK-SdIey Seccy inspector of lumber III place
oi Lawrence kysedUrt. term cNpit,al
GkEENE-Aineton Marks. sup. court commissioner ne" ap
pcfrtncnt
srrCBrN-PhurdcrJ J. Mallory. notary. reappoin,ment.
SShESANGo-Eras,ns Footc examiner; wee A. Jo''soii
SenJnmln Cannon, examiner. vice X. Balcon.
I0SPKiSs-hSs B Clark. notary. rehppoin,Inent 49,
ONTARio-Sas Nook. police justice oi Geneva. wee Elisha
r. rhverl resigned.
John \. Whitney, master vice j. VI. Bradford
Shafes |. Folgcf mascr. vice J. f.. Brown.
Ssmue! T. kendig notary. reappointInen
Norton H. lefn.up. notary, =. Hill.
sas Wood. notary. vice T.. I. Recse
Ephram Bodget, commissioner of loans who neglected TO
qualify.
G. Nicholas AyIsul, commissioner OF loans. Thomas
Smith. who neglected TO duuiLy.
hcnNoSD-Rchard D. Little. Judge vice :. Coddiislon
resigned
2 81. LAwREScE-Thomas V. Russell sup. court conms
aone new appointment.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
National Institute.


To TIC Editor Of Inc Trtbnne:
The National Institute adjourned last evening
The meeting has been pleasant and useful, and
has developed much talent, and will add TO the
respect of its literary and scientific character.
The Senate have day had up the Tariff BILL
Mr.. BESRIEN, of Georgia, occupied the debating
part of the day. His speech was clear and
st.ong-intclligcn and ablc-fu!l of facts, and
terribly severe and caustic in the conclusions lie
showed up English Free Trade-rcfcrrcd to ma
nv proofs and illustrations, and among them.
cited the Report of the American Institute on the
Commercial relations with the United States
and Great Britain, ard made good use Of the
statistics. There was much squirmmg in the
ranks OF the opposition, and when he spoke Of
tho debates in The Senate III favor of Free Iiade,
it produced considerable excitement. McDuiiic
interrupted, and asked rs an explanation, il he
cast ;rnputations. lie answered, the anti Tariff
debateIs had advocated Free Trade, and did not
define lis form or nature; and he had of necessity
to argue and make the deductions. lie then
wen. on-said Free Trade never had existed in
any couutrv-i; could not exist any where-and
least of all In England. His speech was noble,
manly effort OF in,ellccl-worthy himself, and
the character Of the State of Georgia, and OF the
country.
This valuable document is printed IN Tuc by Greeley &
McErath the Tribune office and sold 81 D per 100
$40 per 600 One hundred thousand copies ought be
nctiHtcy circulated in the Southern and Middle States
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
Correspondence of the True sun.
III SIttNcu.nN 4 NIL III


The Hon. B. f. Butler, has passed down the
river to Richmsnd, as Mr. Van Buren's mission
AIRY agent for choking Richie off the Texas
question. He will be too late. Ritchc having
once declared decidedly for Annexation will main-
tain his position from pride besides, his family Isl,
(though he is not greatly interested in Texan
lands, so that all conspire 10 aid, and he has de-
clarcd that he will sustain his position against all
opposition. From Richmond Mr.. Butler goes TO
the Hermitage; he may have more success there.
know positively that fortnight ago two
letters were addressed to Mr.. Van Buren, from
high political friends of his in this city, asking
Ilis sentiments with regard to Texas. TO these
he returned no answer but wrote TO Mr.. Wright
desiring him to tell these gentlemen that he would
not answer private letters that were addressed to
him in the hope OF bringing him out, but that
when the proper occasion should arrive, he would
frankly and unrcservcdIy make public dcciara
ton OF his sentiments
At d meeting of Mr. Clay's fricads, two nights
back, it was unanimously agreed to oppose An
ncxation. Mr.. Clay in private conversation has
expressed the same intentions, which he Will
shortly make public. These arc facts. W. X V
We arc indebted to the Hon. A. c. Flagg,
Comptroller of the State, for the following state
ment of duties paid by the auct!oncers OF this
CITY fnr tbc wear lSi3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
OFFICE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, 100 NlSSlI-ST
IN ADVANCE
CfRRiERS .iTTENDi
GRAIEA,I'S olAGAZINE. FOR MAY.

GRAHAM'S MAGALINE. FOE MAY.
TIE most >picndid .Ni=G:iae erer issued
TN THOUSAND INCREASE IN THREE MONTHS,
AMERICAN BATTLE GROUNDS
n-s- The MAY NUMBER Is E.HBELLI>HED with a
splendid steel EnGrnSn: o the BNrrLE FIELD OF BRtNnT
l>r ruma rantln. by Doughty ensrtvedb by Jame> Smile
The best cn:favIns issued IN Magazine.
The FAVORED CArrVE> magnificent steel Engraving, by
Rnwlon. Wright & Hatch.
Summer Fashions elegant style from Fresh Designs iIom
PaTIs. containing all the varieties.
ORIGINAL rAPEES.
Earth's lIoocaust-By Nathaniel Hawthorne.
The Blood Stnircd-By Altrs Il. Street.
n>;tus Sonnet-B, Nl.s; l. Oakts smlih
Tn" Antique Nrrnr-By NH r :. Nlchul.
The Favored taptiyes-Ey ". II. llvilc.
The BrnihcrS t'auicruu-Ey New Contributor
Tie Enry Call-rl-By Ni,, Maroon H. Rand.
\ Mystical Ballad-By j. Russell Lowell
Counting by PruNy-By the Author If II Ncw Home
Aaron on Mount llor-By NN. l.. H. Slsouncs.
iental Soli,:dc-By L. Cnkc, smith
The Rcctots DHuGlic1-by Ann : stephens
STAY Not Your FiEht-By Sqmucl d. Patterson.
\ Song A>Sn: Tor Mole'-By Fmnccs :. tkfood.
The Arsenal nj Spun:iieid-liy II. w. Lonete!ow.
Waller To- Sachar>>t-By e. 7. tlnfinnn..
The Battle Grounds of America. No. ], Bfindywmc-By
Charles j. Peterson.
Gllm,,-cs OF Ireland No. by j. e.. M'leaguc
Rhyme and RenSon-l'y Gromgn
lA$,,s. $ .; ~, M RI, MGinT ",Iy I:,f e i Rl"w D%
ON Revt>,in. Nnear-Ry i. f. Huston.
The Poems vi Alothcrwell-By Corncla W. Walter.
Review OF New R0oss.
Term, s3 per advance . copics for S5-SinGle
number, 25 cents AdClrcSs WM. II. GRAHAM.
al2 III. Tribune Bulldnc. lao Nassau street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13

Frunc> ) IS. 10 :Itl.
The late rise in stocks has knocked over two
or three of the operators at the Gouse.
The Directors of the Long Island Railroad Co.
have called for nament OF s. share ois capital stock
payable on the 81 Of May.
The Rando pin Bank paid scml-annual dl4ld-
end of 5 per on the Isl Ini.
The Ohio statesman says that Dr.. HUBBARD has
resigned the occ OF Fmd Commissioners. and HAT COY shan
non has appointed io>ephS 3 Lake to ill the vacancy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
IN TIE UNITED STATES.


ANDERSON 4 DOBBS have Just recewcdn large and
spcnir assortment cnew Spring Patterns OF Superior Quality
English and n. s.,,,,
Carpene. Patterns that canne be ioud III any otef s'ao
llsfmen ,., ,,.,.. ,,;, Hall
pd S,"r Carrots Floor Oil Cloths uite and Turkey Hearth
Rugs Parlor Door Mats Table and Piano Covers
e Transparent WINDOW SHADES. Sc!,,
All of which where purchased FOR CASH previous To the
,e, advance on the above description OF Careng and VIII
FL "a, nH IL =, the usual low prices at g Bowcry.
We advise all who about puieas,ng to ca ;oen ana
make their selections; hNpEhSON q ,tyL tObbS.
.nI3 1mi, Eaboye Hester ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13

FIRE AT IlupsoN.-Our City was visited by
another destructive fire on Tuesday morning last,
which DESTROYED the machine chop and buildings
occupied by John T. Perkins; the furnace occu-
pied by John T. Plass and the tin and sheet iron
establishment of Joseph McAIahan.
The machine shop was owned by the Salisbury
Iron Company. and was valued at about $1,000.
Insured S3 500.
John r. Perans lost his machinery and entire
stock. together with some Of his books. Lpss
from $4,000 10 $4,000. Insured for $4,000.
Joseph McMahan's loss is estimated at s 900.
No insurance Hudson Gaz. April s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
Memoranda.

Lass Of tie Spanish brig-e rdr CrerLlG-By the brig
Planter Capt Marshall arrived ast night N 10 day. I'm kns
ION n we rc appr>c of the loss ci the Spanish hrcoiwar
!coli on the end of Mcrnn Although no lives were
lost the vessel completely wrecked. M Ccur i>t INST
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
from the Providence journal
I,.t. U.I,,..I nrta

MIR. Clay on the Rhode Island Question.
The following letter from Governor FRANCIS,
communicating to HENRY CLAY the resolutions
passed at the Law and Order Legislative Con-
yention held IN this city, and the reply of that
distinguished statesman, will be read with inter-
est. The resolutions it will be remembered,
were directed by the Convention to be communl-
Gated to Mr. Clay. Mr.. Clay's letter, like every
thing which comes from him, is warm, frank and
manly. The attachment which the people Of this
State have so long felt towards him, is confirmed
and strengthened by every days experience, and
they will not fail to give most convincing proof
OF 1t in November.
WAsnISGToS. Feb. 70. 1874
DEAR SIR: Enclosed certain resolutions
passed at "a meeting of the Law and Order men,
bers of the General Assembly Of the State of
Rhode Island, holden in Providence on the 18th
instant, which have the honor 70 forward to you
Your generous support, at d time when few
politicians dared to evince any sympathy for us,
cannot but increase thcattachment to you already
so strong III our State.
By Mr. Crittenden's advice, direct to Savan
nah. Wishing YOU pleasant Journey to tins
city,
am most respectfully JGS fSj BESWN Sf"!S fRsNcIs
Hon. HENRY CLAY at Savannah. Ga.
AUGUSTA March 81. 1874.
My DEAR SIR: duly received, in tins city,
your favor transmitting certain resolutions adopt
cd at meeting of the Law and Order members
of the General Assembly, held in Providence in
February last; and request you to convey to
them my profound acknowledgements fer the
friendly and hattering allusion to my name in
some of the resolutions.
congratulate your State upon It's successful
vindicstion of social order and the authority Of
thelap.
The principles avowed and attempted to be en-
forced, by subverting the existing government in
Rhode Island, struck at the foundation of all
safety and security in civilized society They
were revolutionary, without being characterized
by manly spirit of open and fearless resistance
In rebuking and repudiating them, Rhode Island
mas rendered an important service to the cause of
order, stability, and free institutions; and having
achieved a decisive triumph over disorder and an
archy, have no doubt that she will not tarn,sh
the lustrc of it by any act of useless and uncalled
for severity.
lam with great respect. your friend and obeden, servant
Hon JoHS BRows FRANCS II. 'LaN'
ErscopAL ELecrloNs.-Thc Protestant
Churchman' gives returns from forty Parishes,
CHASING them as "26 opposed to all encroach-
men,s upon the rights of the laity, and IA ON the
other" or these, in the city OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
CnIRr CsLENnEK- .Tn. Day.

SUPERIOR CoUN'.-Nos. !, f, d, J3, %, 6U,
63, q, 6j.
THE SoMEss.-SIllivan anil another young man
Who wore apprentices board the omcrs TT tie time OF tho
execution OF Spencer cnHe and Small. and were charged
~ aite, IN the nu;uy, roust aclon, the Circuit Conr; at
Brooklyn on Thursday against Cpmm'dore Perry and Sesi
Ceanay othe Navy Yad for l!c Imprisonment They were
car! cd soon acr arrival OF tic Somcrs. before lud-e
Greenwood on wl uf Ubea> corpus but reminded bHcA TO
their vessel Commodore Perry ordered them to be replaced IN
custody and Sctgt &. appointed TO guard them. They
contend that the proceedings Illegal and bring action
Judge Kent ,who honf the Circuit III hnSs declared that
he has no rsh: to interfere with the Navy esnIon and tie
c..n. .,,.crn ,lnn suited
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13

report, TIM; on the eth n March. of Cape Arono. he
arre fine loukng American afk a>hofe-cr lower nsts were
,nnIiu- sail, rfbcHt. She had painted ports.
Tho ship Leland Ni.ke,. Al Boston I'm aiaylG when With
Ic came N contact with unknown ship Both received
r,n,ilcr1,,c lamncc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13

The STATEN ISLAND MunpEEs.-The Rich.
mond County Court Of General Sessions began its
term on Tuesday, and the charge 10 the Grand
Jury was made BY Judge Ward On Wednesday,
Mcssrs. Graham and Morrison, counsel for Mrs.
Bodinc, and Mr. Dewitt, counsel for Mr. Waite.
argued :, motion for certain instructions TO the
Grand jury, as to the taking Of evidence.
The Court then called il the grand jurors and
gave them their instructions, after which the
Grand Jurors retired to their room and found a
bill against George G. Waite as accessory after
tic murder The prisoner was then arraigncd
and pleaded not guilty.
When last heard from the Grand Jurors were
considering the charges against Mrs. Bodinc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
MARRIED.,

In Exeter y. H. by the Rev Nr Fsitchlld Hon DAVID A.
fRkGG Register oi Probate Tor the county of Rockingham.
Ms, LYpiA sullivan. cdeS; daughter OF The late Hon Geo
sullivan all ni Exeter
On th 10Th INST by the Rev Fre. Cornell Nh J,rEs Az
Ay< WAgSr.R daughter Henry e Bolster. Esq all this
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
CITY INrELLIGE n c E
FRIDAY.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. The Recorder III tic Chair
Sryeral Pills I------''' ''' '''-- ordered 10
be pad--other' referred.
Communications were received from the 18th, 9th,
and other wards asking appropriations for School purposes
School Lnn.-Ald. I'illou, Chairman of the Com
,on an ANIMAL Taxes which referred the question
10 the Coi,,ltuonuliy Of the School Law. nade report
The Committee t!ns the law nncon.tiu2na on The sroni
minority vote-as taxing WARDS which 10 not wish more
oo to pay tine ess S aSaSn M Without
sentnon &c &c. The Report was lad sn the table, and or
Some npef we-c referred tire Counsel Of the Corporation
nnd the Board adjourned
SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge OAKLEY.
WestfeId Paper Mills RS. Wheeler and Root
'ri, cas, wa concluded The Cour, charged that where
n-cemc, existed prcyio, dissolution io renewal Of note
one he partners w> authorized ,uch although the
,imLad become dissolved. Verdict Tor pInntif sllij.
Valentine Mot RS. Esther W. ilott and others,
Executors Of Henry hIoDr oi to guar
nntee given him 1888 by iI father Dr. Henry Mott oi
Newtnwn h. l. that bond and mortgage oi Erart y Bane
tcr for slJ which was Transferred TO pnnti should he paid
II was denied that the guarantee valid In support OF the
nim wns shown that Dr. Mats matcrnal grandfather Nj
Wade dcyizei farm at Newiown L. TO his daughter wife
To Dr. H. md mother 10 plaintiff, To her use for life. and to re-
vert Ia Dr. Valentine Mot. and his sisters the dealt! OF their
mother Dr. Henry sold the iaru durins the lie time Of hs
S @ M 4 "a led d. i'S% the q c @ 3 81 the mobci Of Inter h
took iacc in IS and ic Bond Mortgage with the
anice given by Dr. Henry II par payneni OF the
eHecnnr Verdict Tor plaintiff 600 being principal and
Before Chief Justice .osEs.
A. Casclli rs. Ocean lns. Co.-Actlon 10 recover
for damage 10 China Silks imported III The ship Venice and re-
,i,ippcd to Inynna the Iclc,pon Anon''t was asked
for in hi, case but refused and the defence COMMENCED
after which tie Court adjourned;
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS 81 Before Judge CLsnoEr-
FER.
GEORGE GREENLY rs. JoHN LLoYD.-Thc plain
nj, sold to Mr. L. horse und harness. but repevnc, aud
took them hnck on the ground that Nj Lloyd Ind promised {"
give bond nn mortnse on them IN security Ii' WIS denied
..l..aI. .rL.LLiL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
commereial and pIoney Matters.

II For SaieS at the stock EIeiaH-e sec Last Fa-c.
FRIDAY r. VI.
The Stock market still continues very buoyant,
and r the innce ae on the Jump although State securities
ynry but slightly The principal has been IN Norwich and
Worcester which has gone up cent since Yesterday NOM
pr The following shows the improvement since last Fduy
IN .nn,e ri tic non ,liyI,Icnd rnyns siockA: