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How the whiss of New-Jersey regard Ii

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Nxw-BRuSsw,cS, y. j. April %, ls45.
II. GREELEY Dear SRA deep soici,ude rs 10
the result Of your Charter Election on Tuesday
next, is peradias the mass of the Wing party Of
this pcrten of central New-Jersey, lis reSv; will
be iar-reaching, and, as we conceive of vital I'M
por,ance TO the future prosperity OF The good old
Wing cause.
1t is no business OF ours to interfere in your local
election, but as the contest has assumed g moment
Gus question Of national well being, we claim TIE
privilege OF entering our solemn protest against the
overthrow OF the Wig party Of The commercial
metropolis aud the final defeat OF the great cause
throughout the Union.
Can we forget that our own Harry Clay was
struck down by this Native question, and thai we
are now reaping The full fruits OF LocotocoSm and
the outrageous cenSummaiicn o the :" 7crGR ini-
f,Hty ]" Can II Devil! any intelligent man Of the
Wing party desert his own standard and Gas, his
vote for Mt Harper and his proScrlptiye party, there
by eutaiiins upon tie gallant Wings OF the mon
new party tmore GeSpcahle than even that of the
Aboluonl>,s,] who already beast Of their success
N ISIS No! New-jersey SAYS. No, Old Mas
sachuSetiS says, No, Kentucky Tennessee, Ohio.
and the whole brotherhood OF Wing States, forbid
lis coasunmStou,
spread ct thiS Secidrian faciion" IN every CITY
and nelshborhosd where 4 hail dozen disappointed
Loco Foco Office seekers can be found 10 set The
ball in motion. Shall the old Wing Flag DE struck
down BY morgrel faction, oysluatins IN Tam
many Hall trust NOT and confidently hose that
nR6Iey SelSen viii receive The united N'his vote
OF tue City, Yours, II.
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views in advance of the Nail:


1. =, Ix-,,,,.assuReH Although the otncisl re-
- 80 20, cached Us when went 20 press, We are as
-ed aha: In wllamsburgh. Yesterday the Afaer1cans
III Pr.TFD MAJORITY o! candidates, II not E' Ehi
poth TIE old parties opposed, tooth and nail ne
80 oth,y 20 rely on for this but general ruTnsr Many
state that the rnsorty Is about four hundred a;c
so.ne that II is Two hundred
We are quite certain e, the Official canvass gre tie re-
suit that we har. gained ric.Fi There IS no political
power strong enough reard the progress Of Young
America conquer nus', and the sooner eli foreign
factions bow subrsvey before or triumphant hosts Tue
better for ;hem.eves They had 5tr be NE ie r1l2T
than break ike he oak.
~ Now the truth happens 10 be that, though the
Natives one year ago elected their whole tlcke; IN
Wiliiansburgh by some 200 majority. fhey har'
Just Jse,t logged mt Of sight there Their only can
didates who came within sight OF an Election were
those ulieb tsv ooptsd from, the Wing tiekst nom
mated before theirs. and these were all defeated
The Natives las, year pollec over 800 votes loiS
for Supervisor the Wings only 10 to 20. Now
the Wing candidates not on the Native ticket MAD
from I35 to POS votes (ten times as many as last
wear y while the Natives poll but Isl to 70 or
their separate ticket, and barely 1896 their high
est candidate, borrowed from the Wing ticket and
backed BY all the Wing votes! The Loco-Focos
poll 404 TO 438, and carry all, the vote beng very
light CLas, fall Clay had q majority IN the town,
but the vote was fifty per cent higher ,haa now
l,IG9 then, $50 now) The fair Native vote Is not
now onehaif SO much as it was year ago Clio
rious Young America y how the foreign factions
are scattered before thy victorious progress! Who
can arrest it? I'VE choose, indeed, to break IKE
the oak rather than bend like the wi!ow'-out
that is matter Of taste only, or rather OF constitu
ton We own up that Young America drives the
efo-oipn factions all before IT,
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nv THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

PoroY4c F1sHEz1Es.-It IS gratifying 10 learn,
Ann gentlemen res ding in Alexandra GeorgstoNn aha
o,her places connected With the Potomac Fshee mar
the-e / III. prospec; for successful season reaE e
SAB ha-ves in Alexandria Georgetown and this city are
.t,gsd with fish BUYERS as well fish vendors On sun
a Iast parcel OF me shst sold a. AeHsiidf'a A ;,
sd r hundred on the day shad sold in his SiE ~
SIS pe- hundred. YESTERDAY. in ocr Centre 1e
- ~ shst and herring being good The former sold a.
,yenvve cents a he LATER - from eight 20 e1Se
49,. :" - b-nch. Nat Intel
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
"a, lrnf nth III 1cicc nnI cnns,ni Of The S,nnls

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Bv and ssiti he ddcicc and consent Of the Senate
Cus'oB-Hous 01sc,r,--CGlLSctorS
AUGUSTUS JENKIS., Portsmouth, New Hanpshre. vice
Lory oteil, removed
M.scrs MORTON. Boston, Massachusetts, vice Lenuel
Williams, removed.
CnAALEs F. LESTER, New. London. Connecticut, vice
Gerard Carpenter. res!gnei.
JOSEPH p JrSkss York. Maine. vice jeremiah Brooks,
Parker MccOBs, Jr. waldOsOrO' Maine vice George
Allen, removed
JAMES TAYLOR wlscasset: Maine vice Moses Shaw, re-
moved.
yzrai 0sFceri
DANIEL VAUGHAN, Portsmouth, Sew-Hampshire, vice
JOHN NcClnton. removed.
.SarreyorS.
OHs MCNEIL, Boston. Massachusetts. vice joseph Gtaf
ton removed
WILLIAM H COLE, Jr. Baltimore. Maryland vice Thorn
lloyd removed.
Land 0sFce.
JOHN DEMENT,, Receiver. J.1On. Illinois, vice James
swan removed
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First Pdye-' Re-l,pnexa,on Defended An American
At Graeenbers American Slavery Denounced in Parla
ment ; Progressive Democracy.
Fourth Pcse-To the Unsatisfed-a Poem Miscela-
ueous Items Commercial and Money Matters Marine
Journal Passengers by the Cambria.
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Court CalenInr-THs Day.
ONION PLEAs-Nos. g. q Il, IS. IL, T. Is -, -. SO
81
CITY INTELLIG E \ c f i.
WEDNESDAY.
Circuit Court.
Before Judge EDMOND

The Trial of Polly Bodne s,il occupies the attention Of
the Court The prosecution rested this forenoon am Mr.
De Wit; opened for defence in support OF which, under
stand there areAbou 30 witnesses. One of the jurors be
Ins nnwell. The Cour: adjourned ut an esrly hour.
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Court Of Common Pleas.

Nary Horgdn vs.. William .Hdcarney.-Assaut and Eat
ery-The parties resided house in oliver-treet.
misunderstanding took place 10 Impure water thrown
from side window into the passage way and Mr. Macart-
ney (le landord) took hold Of Mrs. Morgan IN rough
manner and said, injured her much tha She became
very ill., The present action brought TO damages
Verdict on Thursday forenoon
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G5- model of the Swinging Brijse proposed to
be oul; aerpss The asoa Albany, WAS exhibited today
at the EschauSe and excited mrch attention 1t appears
vel calculated the end designed ana offers TIE
least possible obstruction 10 the navigation Of any rive-
over which mlSh; be PLACID. The box in witch the
model es,nc very much rcsssei coGi sd IS >orsia.
cred by Tons prssn; onnOas OF the fate Of the
Albany prof Ct.
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ey. DEMETRICs \. (
New Name for the United states.

At the meeting oil the Historical Society on Tues
day evening, R eport was read from the Commit
tee entrusted with the subject, upon the e1pedency
of uniting upon new name for the United States.
The Report concluded with several resolutions, OF
whichwe extract the following
First That 1t is expedient that efforts should now be
made 10 unite upon specific geographical name for the
Country and while this Society dsclams any pre.enson
TO decide upon question Of such general interest yet as
the object Of and any successful move
ment in regard begin among the people, we ven
tre for want of others undertake IT, 10 bring the sub
ect before them, In the hope that the requisite action may
be no longer delayed
Second ,rha; the name OF 'Aegana' be recommended
as the best considering that derived from the grandet
and most useful natural feature common to the whole
Country an eternal type Ct strength and unon stretching
from the Gulf OF Mexico the great Lakes; that II asso-
ciated with the interesting portions OF our history
and that In adopting should restore TO the land one oil
the prmordsl titles OF the aborgines.
7r,l That letter be addressed By the Society to other
Historical Societies. and eminent citizens In different
parts of the Country asking their concurrence ana coop
Grafton In bringing the name before the people.
Fayl Thai the specific name for our Country
being an essential In elementary works OF educrio
IL be proposed to authors OF schoobuoks and maps TO
designate this Country hereafter the "Republc Of Ac-
gauia.'
All which Is respectfully submitted.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
HENRY X. SCl0OLCRAFT,
CHARLES FENNo HOFFMAN.
Ner-- York, March 3lN as.
might perhop. pronounced Alsana. the h four le!
ters, ALE rs one syllable
The Report and resolutions were ordered TO be
published.
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Subscriptions TO the Daily Tribune.

Not including any received in the City Of New.Yo'k
1.-The cash in all cases accompanying the ordrrl
wEp>rspAr, April2 Union Springs. y. -. l
Richmond Me. Il
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MEMOIRS OF the LITERARY LADIES or ENGLAND, from
the commencement of the Last Century By Mrs.
ELwoop authorcss f"An Overland Journey 10 India y
We have received copy Of this work from Bur
GEES * Strnger. 1t is fairly printed pamphlet,
and on an attractive subject. OF lis other claims
we cannot Judge at present, not having had tlNc to
read page. A good book on this subject ought TO
possess the most abundant interest.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

FOR Commerce.. and Neney Matters. Ne last Ps9tJ
WEDNESDAY. P. ".
The Stock market was better to-day. and al the
ss,, cs there was small advance. Prices were trn
i. the Second Board
In Foreign Bills there is no chapss-SseTilns IS a
O. Francs IS a., The supply Is .ar. anG demand
sai,e ish;
The receipts Of the Harlem Road 10. the quarter
ending sls, M,-ch show Al Of over 50 ger cent
on The incoe of the corresponding quarter Of lsi The
extension Of the road to whe-Pians has doubtless aided
Largely TO this increased easaess, with but small per
cen,ase OF Increase in running expenses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

DUEL N CAxaDA.-A hostile meeting took place
II Montreal or Wednesday, Between Hon. Mr. DAILY and
NJ Aylwin. the member for Quebec. No injury
tanned By elthe- party TAe difficulty between these
Of The Canadian Parliament OF the appoint
office Of NJ Ryerson, b. the ExMnistry, Of
which M Aylwin member, and which charac
;erised as ." Infamous job"
SERIOUS AccIDESr.-As Patrick Clark, Esq. and
LADY, of aerde. passing through washngton-sree,
MtdetoNH saturday last the horse took fright from
ike which boy Tying in the street and ran
away, gpsettng the and breaking the hip Of
Mrs. Clark In shocking manner.
70 4 genteel looking young lady, aged about Is
years and good looking young passing husband
snd wife, arrested in Taunton. Ms. last week. having
in he possession several hundred dollars counterfeit
money.
RECEPTION or Peace REHoSsT2AScE N HAITI.
The Loadon Peace Society lrarnn. The civil commo-
Hsy a:rurg. DC. JutciouS and ecnciia,nry
Adde'S ne Government ard people signed b. the
best England Il T-cslT=d with signal i4ro-
The papers the Island copied uDt The Government
caused twelve thousand copies 70 D. printed and r-rr
ever part OF tie Republic. Blessed pezceulaker
f15- The steamboat, Benjamin Franklin arrived
Detroit Oul silver Gre March %, with good load OF
passengers and newspaper mall from Sew-york.
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ClSRTcu NoYAc Rs.-!Among the passengers IN
The steamship Cambria, from Boston Tor Liverpool wsre
three distinguished eleryymea Of different deaomaateus.
viz, Rev. John Goldman, ID. - CoagresatiNnais) Dor
chester Mass Rev. Francis ParStnsn, u d. aiarian)
Boston: Rev. Daniel Sha.r. II. u. lBap,stl Res.en.
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~ Mr. OWEN recommended his lectures last
evening at Minerva and greeted by large aud
attentive audience There Is tina, in the manner well
the matter these lectures which enehans tie attention
and evidently commends them. devoid Of ornament or
rhetorical grace they are, directly 10 the Judgment Of
the audience.
The second lecture delivered This evening at he same
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nc5- The HrrcHlNSoNs We're greeted by crowd
ed and fashionable auditory the Rutgers Institute last
evening, among whom noticed his Honor the Mayor
Hundreds wen; away, unable find aam;anec TO-mor-
row evening they give their last Concert before going 10
Philadelphia. at Nblo's Saloon.
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anti-Rent In Dein,vnrc.


Dr1HI March %, Saturday evening". u o'clock
The Sherlfi's posse having taken quite number
Of the insurgents engaged in the Roxbnry otialra
few DAYS since, and our Jail now being iu,l (about
20 in ALL we are more engaged nprotectlns II and
the village from the contemplated assault OF the
enemy, than we are in endeavorlng 10 arrest any OF
their number The arrests lately made appear 10
exasperate the Indians not little. and we are now
seriously threatened by them. An anti-renrer from
Schohafe was heard TO say that cur JAIL would not
stand through Saturday night, Tonight COM
pauv of disguised men were seen in the North part
of Harpersfield this afternoon, marching in the
direction of this place. There are no anti renters
IN thnt town. and they are supposed 10 have come
from Schoharie. a special messenger brought us
this news since shutdown, and II can be relied upon
Quite number were sees about Two miles South
Of our village, abou; two hours since. and two OF
orr guard directly opposite the village, on the other
side of the river, were fired upon three or four
times. abou, half an hour ago, by persons in the
woods All these indications NAV be made Tor The
purpose OF frightening Us, and without any serious
intent meet us in engagement. vet this state OF
things Is very deplorable indeed Our whole village
are in arms, prepared for action and should II come
we shall give the Indians warm reception
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IL CoNisrocK Il Co.'S S,BsArARtLLA is pure and
strOug from tins celebrated Root possibly he
made The price reasonable that the afford 20
pnly article that viii cfec,ually purify the blood from all
Impurities Those who have been imprudent in the OF
cnomel i'll tnd relief from 1t. Sold only at q Court
nd
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~ KNAPp's FsrfRE--Foreign Merchants Croc,rs
and Families Obtain b, splendid Biacking at lis Broad
way Factors BOwery aud 18Th liquid
aud pas;etOrms has been admitted for quartsr of
turyto suAss any thing hroushoutthe world ml29 3teod
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RECEPTION or 4 PEacE R EuoSsrgAycE X Ha

~ The attention of the public solicited 10 the sdver
tiseen, under the head Of Psc oom 70 1T IN another
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DISSEMINATING ToLLS,-Chancellor Ken; has
Y;yen his written opinion tina, law OF the State Of New
York imposing higher tolls articles Transported The
osweso csual. which have been imported from h.
tended 20 beexported TO other Srs;es on similar ar
Giles Transported on The same canal which have no; been
imported and are destined exportsou would DC
pugnsn, to that clause ofthe Constitution OF the United
States which prohibits the States without the consent Ct
Congress from laying any mposts duties On imports or
exports except what may be absolutely Necessary for exc
cutting their inspection laws and which gives 70 Congress
the power 10 regulate with foreign nations and
among the several Ststcs.n
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RHODE ISLAND PLEDGE" Is the name of a
Temperance paper Just started in Providence The
specimen number presents appearance alike creditahie
TO The publisher ard 70 the cause ne advocates
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Cause and Effect.

To he Editor Of The Tribune:
On the first page OF your paper of the lstlns. I'M
der the head of New-York Legislature you have
the following: Mr. Varian presented petition
from TO- l7 citizens OF New-YorS against the Ii
cense Bill 'Mr Valian, from a Select Commit
tee. reported bill 10 authorize loan of $500, 900
10 build ,lc,c aims House for New-York
Please republish this strange coincidence, and
le, every taxpayer make his own comment.
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OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.

l. PorrRY--ro the WiaJs Napoleon At ST. Helena: The
Soug Of Seventy Mars, by r. II. Bacon Complaints Of
the Poor by Robert Southey.
n Cp,roRr>t-Ioc Focoisrn IN Michigan The City Can,
vass The Rum Question Protection Temperance and
Politics Fun ri Washington The Reward Of Labor;
Abou, the Rum Business; The Cousplrs;ols N Hob
BILE; Mexican Uos,hties, &c.
III Ntws-Protest of Mexico against Annexation Now
York Legislature Things IN Philadelphia From Lake
Superior: Matters at Washington; Later from China;
From the e. s. Ship Pebie; Late from Europe From
South America From Ind!s sc. SC.
N Mt.crltAxror,-A Biogrnphcal Sketch Of Elegel Po
land md Russia swedcnhorss Animal Kingdom
The Wings OF Troy TO the Wing, of New-York TotAe
Capitalist, and Men of extensive practical experience
New-York by Robert Owen Reviews OF New Pu6Ica
tons. &c &c.
VI. .CoMMERcIAL iSrELLtGrScE.-Stoeks. Money. Pro
duce, sc.
Single copies put for the Mails can boob
tanned at the desk. Price 6s cents
u TERNIS-S2 per year. All subscriptions payable M
fesbly in advance. Address
GREELEY K McELRATH, 30 Ann.s,ret
- HrNRys CHINESE SHAVING CRrAM.-
Generous impulse n.yer stIile:
Half dollar 5 but trifie.
Chins rill BE- ,end-r-bearls iciil grow
But HENpys CKEAM does smooth them So
What is cause OF sorrow
Turns luxury tomorrow:
For, until men shave BY steam,
Nothing can Surpass the Cred0'
Prepared and sold By \. d. SANDS co. Chemists and
Druggists 27S Broadway Chambers Sold also At .
Fulton st. and Il East Broadway. Price so cents.
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Coroner,s Office

Besides the inquest Mrs. Stokes (mentiouei above)
i'll inques; held the body OF infant tonnd In the
culve.i Of Thompson and Broomesrses
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= THE GitST The angIes-a singers itea, Yssern ant
company oibeT talented performers drawing
crowds The Tall Boy visibl- a; Il. hours
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City Expenditure.

To he Editor eft'e Tribune;
The last Wing Common Counclt IN FEBRUARY ,
1919 (es Dcc No -6 Board of Aldermen) asked
-, "
10Y the ioHo"ing TAX, VIZ .cc,. o,o
Continyen, Expenses. ............ SSb6c, U0
Gu Watch ........... 2l2.WD
- ,.,J "a, 10000
Imp ~ c7oo1 o5o
- c,,ooo 49, sr1
whereas the tle Nr'ng -'"'et''H go C,y,
have asked ior S4ti'oVV hA0iOs',H VI 80,
WATCH or LAMIs AND 0As, anu .oo
those items as ioilows' VIZ. my 49,
Lamps and Gas, Si'U'VVo' tsee '"eii i'eP'''l W."
their sar'"gS ana 'ea"ct'0"s eau DC w 'S
follows, VIZ; ro,oss-
ContIngen, Expenses 80 80 StSg0o
I,smos and Gas (inolnding 'tdat airy 10000
I'll .nnoro, 70 be r,;sed hv FAY q 33g l57
by the Wings in 1913 100000
v.,;r. ;ocro,se,, S3igl5
r.. ,a,,.rs Of m. Civ or Nev-yor, Tndrc We
~ f1' 49,, H.. l,;,.' ,,,.n,,,.,.
''''O ''' ONE WHO KNOWS
- H.. ,ro,.o- or ,h;s
=" ~ =: - IS ~,
S :. or'''".,o $500 .,d ,honoo - ,ha ro.,.
'"' S1s'''N"S o'o' - la,,. -
"',' '"' i1'' inns g
NC uaS iaoo'eu' ','N 49, va
"oo, duiiiis 'i'e ieS, yeai ~ sa,'9 ~ s,us
en-, hm, ,yi, SOW viii, r CONVICTION N i;a ruth. that
If the party which put in nomination. or some party
r'e 'll ." -, s S. y, lo, ssI ror'oir n ,o,yeI
out very short time will elarse before saving from 40
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From BERMupA.-By the arrival of the brig Fall
con, Cap, PHI, = days from Bermuda we have files
OF the Bernudian apd Gazette TO March Is They
contain advces from several OF the West India
lslands.
Efforts are PROGRESS promote the cultivation OF
snges Bermuda for the English srkei. Choice seeds
have been procured BY Col Reid the Governor, and
arrangement has been made for the conveyance OF oranges
10 London by the steam packets.
The Legislature Of Antigua has granted $4,000 toward
the restoration OF the Cathedral injured by the earthquake
Of February. lSlS.
The Colonial Council Martinique hiss granted 10000
francs and the Legislature Of Barbaoces 10000 dollars
toward the relief OF sufferers BY the late Gre al Bjsetown
Renewed attempts have beer made 10 destroy that city oy
A-e.
\ Joint stock company has hceu formed 8: Deuerars, 20
construct Railroad from Georgetown 10 the River Ma
hsica. Capi;al 100000.
On The 18th OF February slsyer brought in 70 Dea
rara captured on the Coas; % Aries short time before
she len Sierra Leone three savers brought in there
one Of which had socle $50 negroes on hoard.
Major General Darling, Goverpo. OF ToSaSo, Ged oI he
ilth Of February, " ApopleNy.
severe shock Ct earthquake felt ). 81 Thonlas %
the oath OF February.
SIR Charles FY,zroy and Sir Henry Mcleod had retu-aed
from Jamaica 10 their Governments, without etec The
object io- which the Island Governors asSemble1.he
lection OF penal settlement; for he West Indies
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Gc- FIELDS Musical FESTIVAL. al the Taberna-
Gle las. evening extremely well attended Il was
pretty and interesting affair and the little people engaged
in /, especially deserve cred,;ahle mention.
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" ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS to
THE TRIBUNE he paid to the Agents, Ziei.f 20,
Ledger Buildings. I'd and Chesnu, where snse eop
may also be Obtained daily at o'clock. (2l fNsodH
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FIRr.-The alarm OF fire in the fourth district
sbou, half pas, yesterday morning. caused by ire
in the attic of No 60 James street, Madison the lower
aoor OF which is occupied erocery by Mr.. oShargh
nessey. 1, was soon extinsuis,ed.
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Ffoua.--Upwards OF 10, coo barrels OF Floay We're
sold In Lowell las, year. consumption there srd In the
neisheorins towns. This IS tho in which aEanutaS
tories in5are the Agricultural inierest- What & were
dependent on the caprice of Foreign nations fOa market
for our surplus agrtcp,,urs, staples
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NJ The Natives of the First Ward held meet
ing last night at the Bowling Green, and nominated
Thomas L. Moore, of the Croton Hotel. for Alder
man, and Lorin Nash for Assistant.
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Lone IS,Axp RNLRoAn.-The small ferry beat
which has been running Between G-eenF0r, and Norwich
is 20 b removed ard IRE cclncjioas steamer Newii=ven
: 20 take her place o. Wednesday Eext.
20 The Cambria steamship. Cap. JuGkiss, left
Tues!sy i;;tle ps; O'clock Cor Halifax arc
Liverpool, with large NAL and o!s hundred ard
nineteen passengers. The mails RON The u.-th and
SOUTH were al in and the letters promptly for
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as We understand tina; il is in contemplation
=, IND the Intcorn immediately 70 this port, 10 sail O., RE
10th ,hose passengers who disarpoin. Of cham
INK berths IN the Cambria lBoS:o. Acr.