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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

SASps's SAzsArAxuIA-The celebrated -aventu-sr,
Munso Pa-& encountered IN the course Of BIS travels n
the deserts OF Africa, p-iva:cns aud harshs that wolf
hsss Ssssyed any but the dsstess~ On one occa
spear % Arab lay down exhausted beneath tho saa4e
Of RICK. expecting Death release him fruni as troubles
White uftips his look upon tho e-rt os tho las
time tuft Of that growing adjscer.
rock attracted his observation he aSt Divine Pre-
whence watched the weeds OF The desert an.
5is.lny the gloomy thoughts which had preTet upon his
heart he resurnehis journey with hope and alaerity
ThG,s have known many sufferer, 20 whyn lie $50
LONGER desirable Il ceased 10 aeri pleasure who h.t
closed his eyes the prospect OF al physica, enjoyment;
and calmly awaited the termination ~ his snse,ss Ne
surie under the beneficial operation Of Sanss SaTSapsrl
"a. his woated visor, both OF body and mind and return ne
generated and restored 20 his customary avoegaons
For farther particulars. and conclusive evidence Of ts
superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which may ls
obtained oi the propretors and their agents gratis.
Prepared and sod wholesale and RETAIL by A. r. d
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, "a Fulton SewYorS
Sold also a; s73 Broadway Els; Broadway and BY Iu
sisis generally throughout me United States
DMtEy,, FAN EXTRACTOR; AZ 81 CspItl,zds;sO solo !,
HALY pRlC {. adwARR .ANTEp GENUINE.
Sxr CoNsTocN', ApSearisrNs>r. Oh the Lss, F,s.
Of this arer Of aTtic ,ht have obi4Gr such uGssuRr
popularity. All shoald Try them
StKs,rtSIrt, from 2i GouanLstrce fer the removal
Scroiua. Te;,er Msrcuri,l Diseases.
Chronic kheGDa;IsW, CUtaeeVUs Diseases
Sw cling OF The Bones, Pimples Or hstulss.
Eruption OF the Skin. Ulcers Liver AhectioeS,
and all diseases from lmTae Of the blood
Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders viii IL removed by
this remedy Don; pay 81 for bottle OF SaraSra, When
Coms,oeks can he h. :, -. ~ -,,,e or s. Ivs DOZEN
Nothing ever Jade has prove NOR tcve6e,,
in all complaints the than Dr. MeNar Acoustic Oh
Il has cured deafness Of fifteen and forty years s'andng Sod
II Il ourtlsAl-St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

~ TEr Juvenile CONCERT al the Aheh-,eee'
p,ssbvteri,n Church last evening, under tae ai.ec
non - u,sr. ESQ. more than realized our his'-
=, .r,ec,a,ions Il was in every resPect acniifa-
IL. oo,dnc,sd The spectacle presented by TWO
Dy IA aS;ldrsn-s majority of them grls taste.
. s-wss In itself well calculated
July f;oed taste and an uncorTupteo near,
10 gfa.s % hrs wes added their simple 0ni iouch-
ou. ,,cIody. the entertainment presented rare
attractions ,..oJ ,,s-a we'll adapted 10 the u-
Inc pr Ind the skilful manner in which they
'ei..e formed showed that the SINGERS had been
We, successfully trained. The tune was KEPT win
NO. accuracy The nuslc was relieved oy
ssrsrsi s7eeches. dialogues, &c. The die!osne on
Tobaccn was particularly we'll done, and mai on
Mtsmerism very pretty piece OF c'iioisil
S3avor in the interval between the parts by very
oas:abIs nun upon his musical name OF Harper
lis Homer went upon the platform and SAID,
hot az he looked around him he contd not
helm asking where so many tlne little girls CANE
f,om7 For the BOYS he could not say so mucn: ioI
he was not az fond OF boys as he was OF gus
"a langh.) After some farther observations h.s
Honor said that he had rather have the manage
mon, of such company OF children than DE- me
Chef Magistrate Of the City, and the reason OF ms
nreierence was. that his Mas,e- had taken lille
children in his arms and blessed them 49,, =
AT the conclusion OF his speech 'he ii,ue 81 be
ehowed their grateful sense OF the compliment, De
slowed upon Them By concerted iiounsi oil 'ileli
,ocl,et handkerchiefs Several distinguished mu-
sl;n;, ans were nresenf and among them MessrS;
Hastings and Bradbury. The Church was well
filed by the parents and friends OF the chiidrea-
Tie Concert will be repeated tomorrow even
inc with some changes. Mr.. Hart deserves much
crrdi, for the excellent arrangements OF the occa-
sion
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, the lt instant. by Rev. Noah Ie
Wings Mr.. JAMES Martinez to Miss ELIZABETH
BERRLtN daughter OF Jefferson BcrrIan Esq. all Of this
city.
man.
At Sewburgh, 9Th, VIM Wells to Mary A. wash; sam
ue Gbb To Louisa NcCann.
At Macon Ca. Feb. 2jth. Andrew T. Andersen 10 Mrs.
Rosetta d. Panncce Of Ncw-fork.
At Flushing, l.. /. 9th. James b. Wright to Phebe C.
WMtsOn.
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> Or The Wings of the SECOND and TmRrkExrn
Wards have brought out their tickets-strons and
good ones. CALSB s. Woodruff, the able and
excellent Alderman Of the Second for several years,
has consented TO stand again and is 10 be elected,
OF course. Wings of the Second. You made the
best hsh; of any of US in the disastrous battle of
last Spring; you viii make still better now
FRIENDS OF the Thirteenth. you did poorly las,
spring; you will do better now, Work for IL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

CAp,rAL PUNISHMENT. meeting OF The New
York Society for the Abolition Of Capital Punish
mcn,. held last evening, was well attended. JACOB
HArsrx, one of The Vice Presidents, presided |;
was agreed by both parties that the speakers should
occupy fifteen minutes each at time. The debate
was opened in favor Of the gallows by Mr Rick
erson He was ably replied to by Mr.. McAdam, a
Young gentleman of the legal profession. Mr.
Rickerson reioined, and was again followed by
Mr.. McAdam. The Society adjourned 10 meet
again at some more commodious place, the Hal
heretofore occupied being altogether too small tC
accommodate the great number who desire TO at
tend. The time and place OF the next meeting vi!
be announced hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

DrsGRAcErut OurrAGE.-A most shameful out
rage was perpetrated IN our borough on tnday
Rrmond (thc latter colored man) had been de-
iverng series o; lectures here on the subleci OF
American Slavery; and on the evening referred 70
ihey were disturbed by gang OF ruiiians who threw
stone through the MISUNDERSTANDING Remond
whilst sppaking-and by firing oil crackers, and
other acts OF a base and cowardy character
The outrage meets as it should. the severtst con-
demnation of all our respectable citizens, and only
finds coua,cnauce in the breasts ota few contempt;
Die. low-.iyed miscrean:s. who, by tins act and
others OF a similar nature have degraded themselves
far below the level of that unfortunate class OF cur
citizens. which is Inc ohiectot their especial enm'iy
Newtown pa Journal
IcE BErow-Thc steamer Gen. Scott, Captain
Shocks. returned this morning from ,np down
the Lake as far as ice permitted. We learn that
the steamer proceeded Us far as the port OF Come
au,, but was unable 10 reach Ere, on account OF
ice, which covered the lake there away as far as
could b, seen No attempt was made 10 reach But
falo By the Canada side Cleve Herald, 6tii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

5i> o,l otssrs o,-usr OF sc. FiryaiEH. ~ The org
rIg Case OF collision noticed some time since where
The schooner and cargo lost !i;;ie outside OF the mar
b nl t,y passengers drowned. Tic argument was open
81 ter,v y Mr. \ Hamilton (-raa,so OF Cen HAM
Ifo on he part OF companants. nsis;el by Mt AoF'o
and r.plied 20 br Nr. Cutting. Decision reserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

a.
Packet ship Argo. Anthony from IIayre. Feb ID WIZ
mdse to VIM wh;oek. Sailed ships Ville he Lyon, spI
dard for Sew-York Feb IS Susan. Drew for NODE, ~
Narragansett Destebcchs, FOR NewOrleani Edmund fsi
kns, inger.ol, do; Colulnbiana, Barker. DO, FHa.'
syrnnes I'd, destination Known Nashville IeInpe -
Sey-Oreans st; Milton, Gorham, SewOreans, "a ,-s
loni Rogers 10, soon; Warsaw, Parsons for a.
DO; S;iye de Grasse, Thompson for New YORK
perior, Moore do, uncertain; Meteor - ,'sr
80; Birmingham, Robinson, Faith do Bo"u''e' -,
Boston, do Warsaw Hawkins, Ne"-f uo' 1870 t,s
Ford baltimore soon; UTICA eYet-, Ne'F YORK fep ie
sc6Rp-Thnma- SNOW, late master OF Dalh -'",e =,
of brunswick 5Iaine-whlch bsrs left B@S'on l, - ~
New Orleans sprung ea. on tie 1i ~ li' T -
Is g. Won the stil taken on by tIe sn'p - "a
Can't Iraull.r. OF Se1&-York, ifcrn AOoHe -
uayre Cant. Snow returns his sincere thAbhs rs so
treattrer, which he received beard % saa s rt,
Big AuIe.I (of MachlAsl Arnes l3 Gays iiof 80 10
= II With r,oIssses, SGgar, &C. TO = Acee0a-,
| prct. & Voe. Left brss Anson, Swift discIlas a,5
1bso Kya:i with COL II arm. CfrcGs Company on ~
nh ., lat % 30 lon - 30 spoke brig Wafer VIE ,s
baltimore bound TO st. Johns r. st al - ~, %
a 20 spoke sc4r Madison from PHILADELPHIA. D "pss
Il KIT. days ogt. Same date, Z OF Bar'eyh ann
ir,e mast with rig4ing and trees attaenest ~
pose.l from appearance, not 10 have been In INK
long. ,,, rey
with sal, master. .,.,.,.
slr Echo (of PortIar) DAVIS, 6 days fp Attaesa
with l07 hhd sugar 81 hhds nlolasses 10 DAVE is
Len schr Romeo. FOR Philadelphia next day "a I'D 81
- SO. long So. exchanged signals VILE hll9
Bath bound Eastward.
SAILED. ~,
Ships yifginlan (packet) Liverpool; Aontfeip W. sep
l,ns Ss, Orleans: bark Rogenia, Vera Cruz prs ser
TENDER Port au Platte; schr Richmond anu others
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More Mail Robberlcs.

The following is List of Letters, with Tie
amount OF money in each. which We have been
advised were mailed to our address, since the last
publication of OR missing letters, none OF winch
have ever como TO hand:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

95- Rupus heller (Loco) has declined the Of
fee of Mayor OF Rochester, TO winch he was de-
clared elected by the casting vote OF JOHN ALLEN,
his Wing competitor. |, appears that there were
actually cast just 81 votes for each o! them, and
49, for Hoy,. Native. Mr.. Allen nigh, now hold
over, but will net. Ii no Native candidate had
been run, Mr.. Allen would doubtless have had q
larre minority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

g According 10 our Terms letters containing
remittances for the Tribune and forwarded by mail
are at our risk. From the large number of letters
which have failed to reach US during the last year,
we begin to realize that this Insurance the Post
Office Department and the Mail Carriers means
snmel thing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13
Upper Police.

R1orrR ARRFs7Ep-George 1lcCarty.vho was 50 con.
s:cnosIv concerted the terrible the 9Th Ward
ON the eyeng Spring election, arrested Aud
committed, in 1etanit OF $500 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

frj- TINS Ereniag, at the Minerva Rooms,
Complimentary Concert IS TO be given for the benefit Of
ROBERT MORRIS. the veteran Poet and SOngser, now
seventy years of age. We earnestly hope it may be a
Benefit indeed one which will smooth the wrinkles the
brow Of age and iupart che2rinness lonely heart.
Who will not buy q ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

&C. The Wings of the FIFTEENTH WARD NEE, q,
Constitution Hall. $50 Broadway, this evening to
respond to the nominations for Mayor and other
Charter Officers
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'o'''' q EDWARD fSrRAILsN, Secretary.

%. Pamo's Opera House is nightly crowded
with tie ete of our City to witness the operas Of
Shin.de Hee-a, and the Vrginian Gin. This Is
the last night hey will be performed as they have
10 he Withdrawn 10 make room for some new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

No. ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
TIL. TRIBUNE must be- paid 10 the Agents Zsber Co..
Ledger Buildings 81 and Chestnut sts. whpN single copies
may also be obtained daily At O'Clock. ~ freddy
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RICH GOODS.

- just landed aud received fcstV various styles Of
rich DRESS GOODS. the most splendid aud eIpc'sf
f.bncs and the richest colorngs ever rxhibstei. >,
The attention those who buy for thu most Jashiondbh
trade /, invited BOWEN McNA ME,
ms I'm ~ William I. corner OF Beaver
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L95b out f5r oianibasses.
Court OF Common Pleas.
Eefore Ird-e ULsnoErFga.


Samuel Pgips Kip 4 BrosrH-i little laughter of
Mr. Phillips aged between 8 and years. vas crossing
reeuwchstreei on the afternoon OF the 81 Of September
LAST, accompanied by her cOSH c about the same age
when they were knocked down anil run ever By an on!n-
bus belonging 20 Nessrs. Nipp Brown. One OF the Tore
wheels passed over limbs Of the children, and the hind
wheel rested on them when the horses were stopped The
len thigh OF Mr. Phillips child crushed and she was =
ar 10 week. sick before tina Limb could be restored The
bill Of Dr. Spring the physician who attended her was Siau
aud ;hat OF Dr. Hoffman, who attended III consultations was
So Action is brought 10 recover damages.
On the part OF defence IL shown that the horses were
proceeding 1t slow pace and tina; the little sriS teach
having one arm round the oter suddenly ran on TIE SIDE
walk al place where there WAS no crossing, within / re"
ee of the horses heads and were run over Ceore IL was
uossbe for the driver 70 up and prevent IT, Also tiS'
Klpp & Brown. hearing oil the accident went 10 me
hoist of Mr. Philips an, offered Pay expense tina;
Mr. p might be at. contenica, on the other hand
that there was plenty OF time, had the driver been on'ifs
at hi, horses instead Hooking round. TO avoid the acde
II was denied tie part OF p2inn ;iat hpp ~ 6"W'
offered 10 raw expenses OF the cs sickness, ana no prco
was adiuce,i 20 that effect
The Court charged at where the parties are lnutAall
10 blame al action Tor damages cannot lie. II Is the duty
Of an omnibus driver look Al his horses but c cannot bt
expected 10 do 50 all the time, his attention neccSsdr
IL requel occasionally, IN taking up AND landing lSsel-
ers II the accident caused by the clrec>snesS o The
iriyer Mr. Phillips entitled 20 remuneration Tor The eX
lenses lie has been tc ,lGrep were careless, and tht
accIei: WAS unavoidable TIC part OF the drivers rr
de; must be rerdorelor defendant. Sealed verdict lhirS
| ia--in morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

n We have been Slewn samples Of very superior
Cotton Yarn aid haze been spun, the ThroSe and
we are told that invention OF American origin and,
now in successful operation In Manchester. (Ensanc) We
would those Interested 10 Mr. Johnsons pIYettise-
nent in this day paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN HE paclt ltis Arg0, iron, HdeyeDr. Ioseth spsn
Ger Of Philadelphia, AdOphe Goss, Alexander Gtranceau
Alphonse Kaind!er all Of PaIis-9 Storage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

Wings ahenu, 90 Locos do. last year, AZ
Net Whis gam. 81.
New town added. I town tied. l'Auti-Eent'
o. Seven OF the Supervisors Of Schoharle Co.
were elected as An;i-Ren,, but we have classed
them according to their poliucs.3 Wing, :: Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

HENRY'S CHINESE SHAVING cREAH.
Tier. cline where Nature looks far
Is she smile, ;afeC-h Luds and fogser=;
Where Ire so1g ef the bid or tho periuuef ar
Cones verthrouEh bclry bowers
Where beauty sleeps lightly on every thing
In bright hues vs1ir! fade,
And zephyr, then spicy buriheas beng
FROM eaci iey>ery den and glade.
Oh land Of the Ealt the glowing East
Our need o: praise ;!scu ST
For tie tribute brought, though last sot lea'',
To the land OF the setting
Oh sweet embrace when thine o.ors meet
AID sweet 10 tie sense, ween.
Ia tby famous compound. known 70 all
As Hsag's Chinese Cream
q HsxRr. CHEESE SHAVING CEEN : the U'st OF M
new rs for soflenisg the beard sat healing III pnps
and ror.nes Usually remaining after shasnz Ge"uen'en
18th ,on.b and ,rv afls VIII hail WITH pleasure ths raua
b., i:o 10 the sun of .er toilet eemiorts Pce ony 20
,-,.,
Drsr. z.s Broadway Chambers street Sold also
a, p Fulton stree, and n East Broadway.
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CITY AFFAIRS
WEDNESDAY.
Board ofEdnca1ion,

last evening the regular time for the reenc Of this
na-d bit quorum not beinc preen; the President iAter
consulting With the members aserble) stated thai spe-
al meeting would BE called fcs Wednesday and a.
h led 10 ;S prop-iefy Of members being purctai in their
s--eo,larce III the time lnc hou- appointed
~ Ely stated that the Committee on amendments were
ready 20 report several important amendments 10 the pre-
we're also ready 20 report
Court CnIendar-THIs D.Y.
coxxcS PrgAsNos - : 20. - /. TO- 81, s. -, 81,
o. - 5c, 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

o. Noaday. 4apll SSH has been assigned fol
another trial TO elect Member of Congress in the
Nth District OF Massachusetts.
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To-Dsy's Outside.

Frs, Pag,--Memo,la a. Fitch the Senate Of the
Uni,ed States.
last Page-commercial ard Money Matters; Marine
Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

TIE SHAKERS 1t will be seen by our Legsla-
tive synopsis that Senator CLARK has brought some very
serious charges against ihs quiet sect and that Select
Committee with the power to scndioT persons and papers
has been appointed TO Investigate them That there are
bad men in tina, as well In other societies, is moi unlikely
but VIC have strong suspicion that this movement had it,
origin in religious preudices or exaggerated fno unouEd
ed reports. We shall see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

|. O. The Constitution, the Calhoun organ al
Washington, is setting forth the advantages to Us
Of possessing Oregon and California. Nothing
can be so injurious TO this Country as complete sue
cess a, tie outset in our career Of rapacity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

woodbury., regular Loco, nomlnaIeu IL &c
Hale, ii viii be seen falls l2o oenha ~, hv Wig.
la nd abolition sboIiloasts two OF the candidates on the
@,,p I'm and one on that Of the Aboion-is
s,r,ns nTooor,ionably behind The rest
'' na.er s.cts Wing representatives TO the sae
Do1s, wear Wing and Loco This
IN Manchester the Wings elected ihelT MooeIa.
,or Nv So majority, and would undoubtedly elect o
Wing Representatives c,-
Ia Portsmouth, the Loco-Foco candidate Tor
Moderator was chosen by majority OF l6. Inc
noIls had not closed when the cars let.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

o. DR.. SrFrnrYsoN's Eye and Far Inii'mary,
3S3 Broome-st For particulars advertisement next
page.
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= l. SrrDs WORD or orEs feaders that
tie SaaH prtrltailmel 81 i- AnrTcsH Gusrom is
IL tie richest h. with tie cat Tor tn ftrt
that The SJioon0or1 crowded nightly SHOWS
pretty c0GcsIrrIy that IL rGlc snow ahere - 81 dOhlc
tie r0yts u thar ass.s FOR particular list Of The
attractions look 4 the bill IN aaoher column.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK. ....... MARCH 10
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0-5- The UUrcItNSoX FAMILY were TO give a
Concert Providence last evening. They viii give their
first Conccr, for the season in this City. Wednesday
evening next nj Nibc's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

Rive arc indebted to don. w L. DAYTON for Z Con-
greSsional Document.
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Nc,v-York Town Elections.

Wig. fRANkLiS CO
Bangor, gain. Constable, Loco. Loco.
Brandon, gain, Duane. Belmont, Chaieaugueay,
Maloue-5. (westvi!le, Ge) Burke-3.
f-5- We believe there some towns 20 come in.
ESSEN co.
Wing. Wig. L0oo.
Chesterfield gain. Morah Minerva.
Crown Point. Newcomb, Wi!sborong' gam,
Elzabcthtown, st. Armand. Schroon-3
Essex. Ticonieroga, ga,R. bTfrv.
Jaw, gain, Lewis gan, hecne. ga" uroin
westport, gain. Wlminston-l2 loco) l.
(F;- Last year, s Wings, 7 Locos, Birney.
Polkism and Birneyism joined teams in Jay and
Elizabe,hown, but were beaten.
&C. MADISON County has chosen Wing, Loco
and Bisney Supervisors. Last year, Wing,
Loco.
SARATOGA Co.-Ednbursh, Loco gam. Day,
Loco.
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CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
EOK TIE PREsENT WEEK.


l. PorrRY-Not On the Battlefield, by John Pep1nt Past
and Present. 4 Tale of Temper Times Mission. b.
John ~ Shea The stars, BY J. y. shen.
H. EprroRfAt--Our Legislature; The New Cabinet let
VI, .eason together The Cherokee Mr.. Polk. Political
Eeonomy Ca.h nl.! Credit Female Employment; The
Beat and Dumb. &c.
H. PoLuIoAt.-Town Elections ia catiarangis Monroe
Buffalo Rochester, &c.
" Congressional Proceedings, By the Reporter OF
The Tribune F'om Havana From Bnrbndoe'; Letter
from Ireland. Things in Washington; Things at the
South. &c.
v -Transatoirs from the German ASri
culture Music in Neyv-Yofk Conceh by The German
Society List Of tie PRINCIPAL Acts ,s by Congress at
late Scssion The Post Olhce Law Reviews o:
Books, &r.
VI. coAMtacAl IsrELnerNes.-stocks, Money, Pro,
dnee. Sc.
Single copies PCT ur wrappers for tie Mails can be OBJ
taiir,! a The desk. Price 1t CENTS.
T. TESlS-s2 yer r-ar All subscriptions payable ~.
ilexi5ly ia ady4uce. Address
GREELEY x NleELRATH % Aanstfret.
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Us The remarks pyetixed by the translator, in
our last, to the letter OF the German Priest Roagt
would seem TO Imply ;ha; the Catholic Clergy gsaea had
Wn,ed in or coun;enaaccd the exhibition this day Of q
pretended sarne, OF Our Saviour. We believe such is
not the fact; arda; any rate choose net he involved
in any Religious controversy Te letter Of Rouge is part
OF The history OF The times which publish we do any
development. Ct flSeyi>m. Ea,io,a>n,, or the Se We
should have published his letter bu, for The ac
that another laper dd before could make room o- it.
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n. On Saturday The Officers OF the General Stall
aud others connected with the Army waited upon
Hon. Wm WILKINS, late Secretary Of Wer, TO take
their farewell General Scorr introduced them.
andio hisremarks Mr. Wilkins replied. The Clerks
Of the Department. on the same day, Were miro
ducrd to Secretary Macy by Gsneral PaRKER
In the afternoon, the Clerks oi The Pest Clilce
late the Posiri5ster-G neral and, through Selah r.
Hobbie. Esq babe him an aiieciionate farewell,
and expressed their hope that peace and happiness
would follow Inn 10 his Western home; Mr..
Wckhfle responded, and we are informed by a
gentleman who was present that The meeting was
of g hiehly interesting character, aud nearly all
were affected even to tears. INladlsonian.
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Fast m MAssAcausrrrS.-The Governor anc
Council have appointed Thursday, April Sd, for the
Observance of the usual Fast in Massachusetts.
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~ we ieatn from some Of cur agricultural
friends that the Planting of nee has alrSaSy com.
mensed, being Two OF three weeks earlier than
ers 70, nesriy month past, and The f;i 40
orally have been in full bloom durag the sam. n
riod IChaTles,on SnnIt e-