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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-17

SPRING FASHION.
- D0L Si'eniil Bower Hats.
81 > do Snger Cashmere do.
Ia la Rush's do
. 40 In~ Crown " lie Btim Rnsh 10
49,. n l'rsH u rlrincu Of Ch'lP HITS. MI e
which we W1l' sell To-, fnr ca-h. At Fashionable
lli' auii Cap Sure. uni.n s,,ett.
mar 30 DARE d IiOSE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-17
SUGAR COATED PILLS vs. DISEASE


Va X BILL, Of the firm of GIrlcy e. Hill.
IVA l69 Broadway, seys the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pills are superior 10 any he
has ever taken. His vile has found them de
lihhllul and tficaoious.
Miss DOuGLlss, corner Walker and Ludlow
streets, has been cured OF pain in The head.
dimness of sight, end dizziness NJ losg stand
ing, by them Pills.
Mas SInons. OF 90 Henry street; cured OF
pains and cramps, OF eigh' years Standing
Ma ATKINS, of 263 Greenwich street, cured
of dyspepSis, Of seven years standing.
Ma CARLocRs daughter, sStapfe street, cor.
ed OF Worms IN their worst lofm.
Rev MR BURNETT, of Brooklyn, cured OF bill.
iouS complains, weakness, sc.
We need not add more. Evidence crowds
upon as from ~ quarters No Pills ever Before
lccomgii>hedSo muth, wi'h 50 lutte trouble and
disaerreablcGess, as Dr. Smiths (Sugar Coated)
Improved Indian Vegetsh.e Pills Sold al
Gulon'S corner BOwety aud Grand SIS, Philips
cofoer OF BcekInan and William streets; Eve~
fet's, 20 Hud ON 81; Mrs Hays 149 Fulton ST
Brooklyn; ond 3U3 Greenwich street. Examine
The label-lo ioT Or SnTH's written sigma.
lure eb Ely
g. A & ~ u 60
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-17

Y n nOnSON
| HENRY r SMITH.
grThe true and genuine 'Wlstars Balsam
OF Wild CheIry,'is sold al established agencies
10 all paris OF the United States,
| Sold IN Cincinnati on The cJfner Of Fourth
and Walnut stree. s, by
SANFORD & PARK,
| feb &c Gent Agents for The Western 8 ,aies
Sold in Wheeling. by
| oct 30 J CRUMBACKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-17
IIi1ATfiE x,

"a EW IOHk SILK HATS ftc'd TINS
~ day lr ~ New York, a few eases of rbe
LaiesI SdshiOn, al SIX H,iS--'o ale low.
mar Ia SAMUEL II HARPER,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-17
"a cYTuEs AND sIcGLEs-'rbe .utscnbcr ia.

n.CYruES AND SICK LEs-Tbe sat scubc, las
~ just received
= .dz DWimg' 'eI,ot Grain Scyihcs,
~ de- DO do Grs, do
10 do Halo & Whppie . soIc,t R.Lb & C;t,.. ,a
10 do Srythc eis.
30 jo Srymc u Hss.
50 do Scihc stones
10 d. ShaNs Sick'cs
Tho ohpvc Scylhes re ull select atd NJ he lss,
Dtsing sid Newton y ,dng's Sryihc. Tor 3 ,rsts.
have 40 h,si'ali1n 10 saving. ih,i they ,isid m
H,e i'Rhcsl fcpiio u any iA.Go in rc UmcJ S1ics.
Bp15 SthgI MEL
~ EW HARDWARE, No 50 Man ST.
1| OFT q GREER, arc nO,, frecitug from.
Ne" y.rs, Pb'aclhp apJ Bdi.noro. larg,
snd general a'sornrut oi HIs]Wafc. Cutlery and
Sddlefy which VIII ho Sold 1i small profits f.,
cAsH. or a. prompt men oa time County sIcr
csashs s'dd!e's horse builders. cafpcntefs. roppcrs
aud borks nlls clI be accom- HOIsird ,,rh alpo.,
any a'Hrr :" common zee. spl9
a fOACu LACE-S,tmnr nrd rarsin, and
Y Brosj CuacI Ltts; Bras rap's Drb.t.
Lun,s. Dpb Cuh4 II aI Llune; Cum Cl,il. G,d
aud ilsin; Oh Carpet, T. ipGr .pfp..s. sc al
ao2l orr " G8EEKS ~, 80 Nfa,n9
Il ADIES CuLORED sLll1aNs-- Tln,,t
"a L,iie- coDfei slippers. fcauinal anirie
Iid r"' onl. j li hc sign ol tho B'G RED BOOF
sp 30. SAUL CLALLEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

"REraEcEESr AND REFoga. we nave al
rsaGv allud-d 10 fhe new rule set up oy Mr: vice
President Dallas, whereby SOME Thirty lHou-
s,yD DOLLARS hsvs been construed out OF the
Treasury of The United States into the pockets q
senators, and In virtue OF which MI Daniel :;
Dickinson OF this S;ste Is reported 10 have received
Fryr Hf-ypREp DoLL.Es for an imaginary louE1ey :
reformed from Biughampion 10 Washington oe-
rrssn midnight and morning on The 4th 81 Mafch.
Il ,o,s seems that Mr.. Dallas does not stand alone
N his glory" The last Loco-tcco House et
Representatives were equally distinguished iof a
clever device 10 put money II their POCKETS al
Tho sypense of The People Tnder the general pro
vision of the law authorizing each branch oil Con
rsss 10 supply itself with the necessary eiatoneIy
Rocks &c the last House OF Representatives voted
m rive 10 each Member q volumes OF GaieS sea
TONS state Paper, % TO 80 volumes OF me hesis,el
of Debates. y volumes of the Extra GLOBE, reteF
FORCES American Archives. and variety OF smaller
articles amounting IN all TO about elX hrNpRE5
DorIAss TO EACH MEsMER. OF course, ou' OF az
Members there were a good many who sid not care
= ;ynerce for these works and were ready 10 sell
iber to The highest bidder Accordingly, II is SAID
that one sspeculator alone bought up about serenity
of these shares or Members tickets, as ihey are
csIl-d for tfro hundred dollars apiece We think
the whole affair most discredtable JOB, though
emInently characteristic of Loco Focoism, and
skingly Illustrative OF the sincerity OF lis profess
ions about +" Retrenchment and Reform
ALBANY Evening Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
Banks mud Bank Clerks.

he Editor or Zhe n1bNfe:
am clerk in a Counting house In this City, and have
charge OF the Cash and Banking department epeed'.-
As matter of course my employers at times in the
habit of borrowing money al the Banks Now the most
gross and stupid have frequently occurred In the
overcharge Discount W is of course my dsfy TO detect
an oreay2e OF his iad always) at the Bank with which
our house business As am extremely wachul and
cautious the of my empoyers, from the fast
above related constrained TO believe that the Banks
do not universally much attend to her Interests, In the
selection of their Officers would seem to be the duty of
such Institutions do which only be sustained by In
trst In the referred to above II is evident there Is
no csck the blunders OF the Discount Officer but the
Merchants Clerk, and he being only paid BY the Merchant
OF course looks his Interest erciiry. Suppose then
that said Discount Officer sometimes makes the
opposite side of the balance (not an impossiby BY the
way,) who shall, does right the Bank This Inquiry
suggests another which IS in fact my only object In ad
dressing you Would be much less expensive and far
more honorable Bank Directors while choosing Officers
for such an institution such persons only,
known to be competent accountants and whose habits are
fixed .nI urnpeachaSe. than the practice in vogue
which is TO the besgary stipend instead Of the
pay 10 the ms,Ib OF the A CLERK
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
Tvr T.lreRAPy CoarANy.-we res,e, TO jesr


TRg TELEsRAPH CoArANY.-We resse, 10 learn
,as, Amos Kendall. IS the Agent OF the Propretors
Of Moses Magnetic Telegraph, has LETT The City
without completing any aITansenlen;s tor coneeI-
ing the Telegraph wilh The eiy, T. So s9ns difficulty
nrnhsblv A sober. second thossht" may obviais.
We understand that seyera! Of our capitalists are
anxious to buy the whole ownership OF the Mag
uetic Telegraph ot Mr.. asrse, ana those who are
Joint owners with HIM Mir. Morse, We believe,
however, Is prohibited from making any such
transte. Of his right by clause in the bull which
passed Congress. granting an appropriation Of
$1,000 for commencing the work between WISH
ins,on and Balunorc tEHpress.
DnpoL,c,L AvyArs The Lynchbnrg Viisinlan
gives an account Of a diabolical attempt, oy four
negroes. two men and two females, 10 mufde,
their misirsS, Alrs. Mohr, residing on SeHece
River, One OF the fellows entered her room,
dragged her from her bed, and CHECKED her until
she was nearly insensible; tour distinct gasaes
were then inflicted on her throat, each serenns
the windpipe when, suppoSlus her dead. they lett
But after brief PERIOD She recovered and succeed
ed IN reaching her husband, and the wretches we've
secured
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

The P,rxrrNc OF CnE,Sr HEALING THE SicN-
We notice by the cucnra press that this splendid and
sublime work Of art. under tho charge Of MrJ Morris OF
this City, ia TO be exhibited Rev. Mr. Beechers I'd freS
byeriau Church in that City, commencing the 18th INST
The following from the Cincinnati Times throws cut
proper suggestion Since persons in general require some
mode Of recreation why not encourage an exhibition eai-
ua,ed to enven and nushen the mind upon sacred sub
jects
That PICTURE Mr. Morris has at last selected out OF
numerous, Offers the Second Presbyterian Church. located
on h Street near the part OF the City for the eN
h,bton OF his beautiful painting OF Christ Healing the
SICK We approvc selection. The sublime subject
of The pcturs ard 50 Ell ece, harnoize oeanii.
fully ami will afford sritdcation 10 thou hds VINO would
he far from wneSsttg ANY idle pahfom'ne OF pageah.t
show TO do homage the pencil Of an artist VINO mas not
only lnade choice OF subject In which all are deeply inter
c,tcd bu; must strike the careless soul witha solemn
ana mys,cr ous awe. The exhibition of he Painting VIII
,nse place as above, commencing On Monday week Ihe
2lst inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
Nc,x-Tork Legislature.


In the SENATE, The Committee on Commerce
reported bill to promote the safety Of Steam Mar;
iortiou on the Hudson R;rT, which was read
fwice and referred The bill provides for the ap-
noinnlcnt of three Post-Wardens and three Inspect
ors at Albany whose duty shall be to examine all
persons desirous of acting as pilots or engineers on
the Hudson river, and If satisfied that such persons
arc qualified. OF good moral character and tempe
rate habits, 10 grant hem pilot or engineer licenses
Mr.. Hard moved that the bill introduced by hIn-
self relative 10 calling Contention Of the PeeEe.
be referred 10 the Committee of the Whole ihe
question was not taken. belas cut oil by the ali-
nouncement Of the special order OF the day, when
was the bill in relation TO Ferries between New,
York and Iong-Isand. The bill was debated untl!
the usual hour of taking recess, when the CON-
inittce rose and reported without taking any ques-
tlon. c.,.
In the ASSEMBLY. this morning, Mr Comstock,
from portion of the select Committee ON the sub
iect. submitted written report, embracing MS
own views and those Of his colleagues, MessfS.
Sascr, Mckay and Pierce, on The subject OF Con;
yentiou motion to print fifteen times the usual
number OF the report, lies on the table The Com
mittee of the Whole then resumed the consideIa'
toa OF the bill OF Mr. Grain, and speeches were de-
Iiyered in favor OF Convention, by MIR. Morrison,
). A. Miller (for one with llmltauons) and MessIs'
Hunt and Belts Mr.. Collins, OF Allesany, spoke
on the other side. After he had concluded, the
HOuS,, took recess.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
uonora Shepherd.

Mr.. GGgELEISr observe in your paper oi this morn
ns paragraph in relation Honora shepherd, which
presume found place inadvertently as the reasons for
which her pardon asked aud granted known to You
As they are not however. the public, and without
them the bare OF the fact may excite undeserved
prejudice against OF the Governor which really
one Of proper clenency and mercy w with your leave
state those reasons.
Horora shepherd is OF family Of forsers. Almost
ro,- her Infancy she educated Or this pursuit. and all
the potent influences OF :snily Affection IN the daily
ample OF .ose whom she loved and honored blinded her
eyes to wrong When she became older, and learned
how the world looked upon act the moral clpabIlty OF
which she had hitherto failed distinguish that her
life was which the law deemed worthy OF heavy pun
shulent might have become virtuous had she boen
stronger ha there been saving Influence around her
10 which she could cupg support But. Ike the
Of the world .le ye de 10 the power of early ednca
ton and to the all powerful circumstances by which she
was su.rounde. Yet she not inherently vicious, but
merely and needing oay 10 be surrounded by niia
snces what she oDged 10 be- but had not the strength
She often formed the determination to abandon her
aes and begin e but habit too strong for her,
and hr hand feeble to break tie lies which bound
vicious surely The duty uf the State such
acase Is 10 re:oril. aud not TO punish
sing Sing under than cdi-
She had 70 expect thai the term of her in
prsonment would be shortaned AID canot therefore be
suspected Of concealed motive for her luhSeuent good
conduct But her department through the whole OF
her imprisonment has been the last degree uaexcepion-
able and only 1ader The dcpue and OF the pre-
Maron anihcr assistants their predecessors
In times Of reai disturbance, when 3eaIy all the
i'll the Prison carried by their yicousuess, the
excitement ground ihcm INTO excess and rot Honora has
stood oof o her associates and conducted In The
uneIceptoDahle she clearly the
OF her past E and understands ier cause ard has ac-
quired that moral strength necessary resist OILY
temptations OF prison lie, but any TO which she may be
hereafter exposed.
Al these facts, which well known those who are
in the habi. OF visiting The Female Prison s!DG 81 \
Gneed few persons 10 make effort for onoras release
petition accordingly the Governor. signed by
Few persons, than half Of whom whose
names have become household words. and hose characters
are respected and beloved throughout the land. The
81 the petitioners gentlemen well known for IeEr phi
lzIthrUpic zeal In every good woik- is Gov. Wright
credit TIA; the prayer realty granted IN
erliaeniy deserving OF Executive clemency.
IL prore. state that Honcra shepherd goss, within
the week. illinois, under the charge Of LADY who
perfectly acquainted with her whsle history, AID ftes
deep interest In her welfare. ;. u u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

e. The complete HI>roKY OF IRELAND, from
the Earliest Times By.M oHALLoRAS Author Of their
PRODUCTION to the History and Antiquities ofIfeand emoe-
>hed with magnificent Steel Ensravngs from designs ta-
ken expressly by W. H. Bartlett Esq No l. has been Is
ued by X Martin CO. 26 John street. 1t Is 20 be ccn-
ple,e in twelve numbers 2 cents each The typ0sra-
ply is admirable.
Qr5- CouNr LUDWIG aud other Romauces, by
Charles Dickens with Stories by Jerrold Answorh SC
have lust been issued 25 cent volume hy H. C. Dag
,o-. an
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
Correspondence of The Tribuae.


The Assembly spent this afternoon IN discussing
the Convention question. Two amendments were
adopted 10 the bll-one requiring the Delegates TO
be residents of the county in which they shall be
elected, and the other prohibiting any officer under
The General Government from holding sea's IN llie
Convention John Young made rousng speech,
skinning Seymour alive. wish you could have
heard his mastery effort There is 10 be an even
ing session tonight 10 finish up the discussion OF
this aaes,ion Tomorrow, byresoution, the House
Proceeded 10 vote on the amendments to the olIl,
and al clock tomorrow afternoon upon lis tlnal
nassage will forward you this las, vote classified.
Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
,,,,.,l,,. ,.l., nu ,e vino want the rIch.

~. To THE MUSEUM To-day, all We who want the rcn-
s nort AZ the season. That speaking AJtomatcn aston
shcs and delights every body who hearst IT, It's the mos
,urpri,ing exhibition OF vatroqulsm We ever hearu
ulther ladies and children. to-day at halt past j. or nan
n,st the hours Of pcro nance and see aud hear IL Inc
dancing figures also delight you. and Great Western;
Mr. Wyman Dir. WhitOck. CarliBe, Miss hdhr &c WI,
give yn the richest treat the season The Giant VIII
also greet YOU with his graceful accomplishments, and as
this is his last day bu; three you have time TO lose
|
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

e. The MlcuGAS Tor EGLASTI'E ROSE as /; is
called with as) may be planted BY the side OF dwelling,
the base column. the foo. Of tree Fran
single # viii stretch IFS branches 10 The length Of
20 30 feet in one It's foliage Is Beautiful but
what renders pr asns IS the naneroas cnaeTs OF
foers white pink red and black which may tFelTeny
be seen in one cluster. /; be trained almost any
hight and Il, beauty only be appreciated when
throwing It's delicate around stately trees en-
Weighing their ard branches with lis green fsge
and superabun6snec Of flowers.
Afsw roots brought from Michigan and in peTfse. or
DER are fox sale It the Of ,rtias ens No
Il Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
srYra paYs LArER raoM grRopE.
ARRIVAL nj ,he Caledonia


By the euysl Of the Galedvn.e st Boston, we
have London dates 10 the tt: aud Liverpool 10 the
5th The ciledonia was d,fslned one dey by the
Governments IN order 10 brsns oG: the debat in
Parliament ca the Oregon ques!on-
W. are indebted 10 Mf fucker, Conductor OF
the l. / Railroad. saii 10 Adams y 20 for copies
oil Wilmer Il sn,th's TINES 5slivecrd al an esfiy
hour les, evening.
There il I4ls OF nteres; by thi. ARRIVAL except a
debate IN Pariismen, ca thr utsgon Qaes'i0s,
xhieh se copy from Wilmer s: Smiths Liverpool
Times. II will be seen that Sif Robert Peel re-
plies 10 The bresado of Presiden; Polk 10 language
tnote guarded BAT equally firm and significant il
Is no ~ redaoed 10 moral certainty hst the rival
claims Of the United States and Great Britain res
pecing Ore son must be settled by Arbitration OF by
War. We goior Arbiirauon w no Is tor "ar'
The Lonaon Times has an able Editorial on The
subject, closing az follows:
'tOu.positlon IN the matter Is defensive, though
/ not altogether passive, one England desires an
amicabe adjustment: hut II thst b. rendered I'M
possible. the snlracyabe pocy OF her opponent, the
! aggrs save conduct Of the American Government,
aud the unparalleled language OF he Presdeni,
suffice 10 prepare u. for the other alternative ne
/ rights OF Bntsh subjects IN the country OF the
| Oregon mus, OF course be defended and, indeed,
tbe British bcsition there are sufficiently strong TO
! defend themselves from any sudden attack likely
to be- made upon them; bur Il any such attack be
| made by Am rcan cItlzens the American Govern
lncut must oil course, be held TesPonsihir tor u,
and the people OF The Unicd states must iahe iiis
| lcDn.euuenes4.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
T0.nAYrS OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-Translation for the Tribune
Affairs in Switzerland-Letter from st. Peters
burg; New Publications; Later from Mexico ;
From Texas American Cruisers in the Gulf
FouRrH PAGE.-Health of the City News
Items Prospectus of the Semi Weekly Tribune ;
Commercial and Money Matters Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

Thlt Iel,.rous distlment; whose effect
iI.ih. .,lrh nn enmiIv with blood Of man

Hold, such an enmy with blood of man
hat sw,:; as quicksilver u courses through
The n,tutll .aies sad alleys of the body
IA IN. most os, hsone 10 Even disgusting
4. IL ia IN no c,.eg il foul aud horrible To look
=, ,croull Both Of these diseases however susceptible
of cure the proper used for that purpose " all
designed to accomplish that object sAsDss sAP
sArAKILIA The effective. Other inrdcInes may act
pal4es bu this renetres to tie eems OF the disorder
and ds,uoys them Those dS6luTements of the SKIN which
dtr,c much from natural eomsess are also Iesdily e
moved by lndss SafsapaawleI rheumatic. dysirptc.
ard bilious case, i; produces equally gratifying effects.
For farther patculaf and conclusive evidence 9 s sppe
rio value and efficacy paml hts which may be 0bt1ned
Of the pruprieIurs and their agents gratis. -
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A: B s. p
SANDS Whnlssale Druggists 70 Fulton street New-I oTk
also Z7J Broadway u East Broadway aud By Drug
gusts generally throughout the United States. Pfcs 81 per
bot 81 bottle. :
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LAW COUNTS.

T.. 5. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS SedmtcGt S~elcT.
William Burnett pilot of the steamboat swallow, ssais.
,,,, tbc t,,nd Iry recently found bill of indictment
or negligence sc. in causing the loss OF that vessel was
arrested at Hudson Monday by officer smith, ana
brought 10 the city YESTERDAY. He was reGhedto give
bail for his appearance with good suTees In the sum OF
SI0 coo which he entered. and was discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

GI- The Hudson Republican ssys thar chains
have been placed under The sunken part Of The
wreck OF the Swallow, and hopes ARE entertained
lhal Tue hoat will be raised The Troy Bndget
says thai II IS The intention Of The owners a ibe
Swallow, should they hnd The after par: unin,ured
10 take her 10 New-York, where she willbcrebmir
Co Capt. Te.ret. Q. s Dragons, Fort Scott,
Ark. lately shot hinlsei. by accident. He died
almost instanianecus!y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE Both
Houses have agreed to adjourn on "Wednesday,
1Iay lltt, at noon. We hope the three weeks In
tervening will afford ample time for decisive action
on all the great measures agltaied. Give us the
Yeas and Nays in each House on the Convention,
License. and Moral Reform questions, and we are
content
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

~ RELIsr voR Dn.r PEEso>s-The numerous te,n-
moaias are daily ecryins Of the efficacy Of Dr. NcNa
Acoustic Oil In denfres renders M worthy OF The nc
ce Of all who thu, afflicted Mr.. William Hayden Of
Tiddieoygu COnn reports that bottles OF this Oh efec
tuay hin of deafness Of several standing he
could scarcely hear any sound distinctly bat the OIL odueed
the desired effect Of Mr.. Feltus. Of Newbursb
cured Of dpit1ess Of months standing after suffering
pain for long time. A Phiiadelphia cured oil
fifteen standing by bottle of this oil
Now these facts which cannot be doubted Price 81 Per
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

c- i correspondent informs US tia, lhe citizens
Of Boston held meeting :. the Exchange OF Moncay TO
provide fer the relief OF the people Of Pittsburgh
The Mayor Ire<dec. and in the Of short speech
stated the advance il The price OF real estate In gos-
Ton during the past year would be sucen, TO rebuild the
burnt district CT Pittsburgh Hon. Robert C. winthorp
and Hoa Abbott Lawrence addressed the meeting and
Committee appointed call every house in the city
and sol,cit donations
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
Appointments by tho Governor.
Il, and u,s 10 aGrfcs aid eo,tseai ef sse Ssc;e.

ALBANY co.-cornelius yossursh, Inspector OF Flour
AMI AISal, vice Morgan !. smith
DrLAw,as.-Jchn Sherwood, Notary Public. vice pG'
oo.s Burhans.
NIAGARA -Phireas l.. Ely Ea 'innsr, vice Lumsa L.
Nicholas,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

The REGENCY PAoIEcT.-Mr. Constock. OF
Oneida, following up the Speakers demonstration,
fired another broadSise at the Convention project
this morning. The shape OF report from he Sc
eci committee OF eight The report srssss, IN facf
agaius; any Convention, but It's conclusions are IN
favor of Convention with limited pcIrefs. THIS
idea OF undertaking TO throw frrters and manacies
around the Peopic 10 prevent thelr making any
changes in The fundamental law Of the State; not
pre- eviossly discussed and assented 10 by the Albany
comes Il betrays thai distrisr of the popular VIZ
tue and intelligence which The leaders OF Loco-Fo-
coism In this State have always, though secretly,
entertained. We shall see what sGccess this r.
stricIive atteIup; viii meet with. The tinal cues
ton our readers may remember, Is 10 be taken 10
Assembly will pass bill for an UNLIMITED CosvEs-
r15S The people ask for rhls and not Tor the hall
snd-hali measure with which the Regency seek TO
amnse them lab. Eve Jeur. 2lst.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

Cauii0H--The above article is much eouniebr''ed BY
worthless ma,ors The sold in this city a: Il
Courtlaudt-str-st; in Brookvn. $50 II ultou