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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14
Ono Day Later from Europe.

BY the arrival Of the ship Sunbeam al Boston, we
have news from Liverpool to Feb. 10Th. The news
is of very little consequence. We give below few
paragraphs received by or other of the las, ar
rivals;
The Sunbeam saw, about the sih OF March inst
the Cambria, which left Boston on the lst near the
waters Of Cape Sable; and such the quantity and
exten, of the ice that the Captain Of tie Sunbeam
deemed impossible her 10 pass North Of the Cape
The great debate on the principle OF Sir Robot
Peers great measure of Commercial Reform commenced
on the night OF the sth and will scarcely be brought
close before the end Of the week II then.
ApHESIoSs.-The Marquis OF Abercorn has &C
cep,ed the Office In the Household vacated by the resig
natoa of the Marquis OF Exeter E-rl Talbot has &C.
clsred for Peel; and the Duke OF Northa Is
about do 90 and the report 10 that many OF me mem
bers whom the Duke OF Wellington has sent proxies
have returned them 10 him again
good usual and il said hist Lady Peel Is very desr
that he should retire from the fatigues OF caee
rmor has prevailed that he will resign as soon as De mas
passed his new commercial measure.
On Monday. Lord Mospe;h took his seat for the
Yves, Riding Of Yorkshire He was introduced BY ar
Byns the father OF the House, and Lord John Russell
and took his seat amid gres, cheering.
a meeting OF Tory Agricultursis was held near
Plymouth 10 denounce Sir Robert Pee! and his new
measure. long discussion ensued which ended IN TIE
ADOPTION by majority. Of resolution approving Of
the immediate abolition OF the Corn-Laws.
Al lsle meeting OF the Repeal Association Nh
Steel took occasion express great indignation al the
Introduction into the American Congress Of resolutions
for the Annexation OF Ireland
The Army of Morocco is preparing to march
scans, the Deira OF AbdslKsder. Ali the preparations
are made in such way sc, hold OF the Erair and
he be not taken he will certainly see MS troops out
ed by the combined efforts OF the Emperor anc the
French columns The Akibcr OF Asters says w e have
before US letters from Seu which assure US tha- the
number OF men frozen 10 death the march OF the CO.
lumu OF Gen Levssseur amounts eos Il Is added
ths the half frozen men, who were IN the nos
pitfalls dying of great numbers and the total es
mate OF the loss Is 500
letter from Constantinople, ofthe goth ult states
that the Porte on the repeated application Of the Rus
sian Ambassador has decided arrestng six EN- lisa
res OF Schsmyl Bey. who have been recruiting for him
a, Van snd Schldir for the IN the Caucasus Inc
same letter Informs Us tbs. Mehemet Bsy edes; son Of
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Newly DIRK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, Wednesdl

ALBANY, "Wednesday, March II.
The assembly bill 10 extend the Jail limits of the
city and county of New-York, was ordered 10
third reading.
The annual report Of The Regents. in relation TO
the academies under their charge, was received
Mr. ScovII's resolution of inquiry in relation TO
the employment of persons under payment by the
State and while thus paid in attending and control
ing political meetings, on the Syracuse section OF
the Erie Canal was called up, and after very ami.
mated discussion, adopted.
An amendment or addition, submitted by Mr..
SEpGwIcK. requesting report from the Presiden,
of the Utica and Syracuse Railroad Company, rela.
tive TO the political employment primary meetings.
of men under his charge. was also adopted. Most
of the morning was occupied in this debate.
ASSEMBLY.
a number OF adverse reports from Committees
were made.
Bills were reported complete TO amend the char
ter OF the villages of Saratoga Springs Waterford.
Sag Harbor aud Cold Spring and the city of Roches.
ter, and for several plank roads.
A long discussion then sprung up relative 10 the
repeal of a law OF 1898 making appropriations to
certain colleges.
Messrs WoRpES Coz. WELLS PERKINS, BAL.
LEY, GRINNELL, CoRNwELL and BLoss addressed
the House.
The Railroad bills were made special order for
Friday
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m-a1w washington.

Tho Alteration o: believing that Mr.. Polk is not
h.srt and hand with Nessrs. Calhoun, Coiqultt,
HAYWOOD &C. in repudiaiing the Oregon pledge OF
the Baltimore Convention and preparing 10 settle
our Northwestern Boundary on near the line Of
ieo appears 10 be abandoned on all hands Inc
doings OF the Senate the decisive utterance OF ''e
piob,,or3 Fro,i,er the guarded bu! significant
ls,gnsge If the Organ itself, and especially the
times PLAYED thereon by convenient correspondents
have put the matter beyond controversy Mr.. Polk
has turned his back On belgerency, buster, 81 ~
and a. that and has thrown himself completely
in:o the hands of,he Southern section oil his party
Where he may stand next week, we cannot comb
IDENTITY predict but al present ne cieeves closely 10
Calhoun and Cotton and eschews Gas and Glory
We congratulate thu Country ihereupon. bow he
il 10 rees,absh character for fair dealing and good
faith with Messrs Cass Allen, Hannegan d Co is
no, our affair. and we patiently await forthcoming
developments AT prope. time. however. we shall
carefully inquire into and report upon the treatment
received by the Country with regard 10 Oregon at
the hands Of Mr. Polk and his hackers from the pas
sage Of their Baltimore resolution down to this day
For the present, we defer.
The rumors of an approaching Cabinet renova-
,ion. wherein Messrs Buchanan and Bancroft Will
give to place advisers more congenial to the Pres-
dents existing frame of mind respecting the Ore
gop and Tariff questions, have much inherent prob
ability. We believe Mr.. Bancroft will be bowed out
directly, and Mr. Buchanan as soon as the President
shall feel strong enough TO dismiss him and put a
Southern man in his place. But these are points of
secondary interest Enough for the present that
THERE WILL BE NO WAR FOR OREGON. and that
an early and final adjustment Of the Boundary is ex
tremey probable.
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Rescbd PachA, has been appointed Government Re
porter OF The once OF The An<ds- Mehene' 6ey was
long time in Paris and SPEAKS French iuert!T.
The Moniteur Algereen OF ,he.30th snuary states
OF thai month after having secured the Submission Of
nearly TIE whole of the tribes between the upper Nina
and Feaiet el Had.
The Chamber OF Deputies brought The discussion
the address to The King 10 close on the tn oy seop'
So An amendment proposed 81 NJ D'Ausevie, rels-
i've to Madagascar had been previously agreed 20 By
the Government, and adopted BY the Chamber. Ihat
portion Of the address relating the operations In a.
umph-d.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

LATER FROM MIxIco.-We have been permitted
20 make the following from letter Lately Fece!'
I'd from Vera Cruz, under date OF February 2eih
Although the recent revolution has given much Dis
satisfaction 70 usjoriry OF the Departmental Govern
menis the country remains quiet Il does aot sppeaE
tbs; General Ari.ts hss yet declared seainst the
authority OK Paroles lhongh IL highly probable he VIII
DO So
rumor has reached here watch appears TO have some
foundation thst Sonora Sinaos sud Caoruis have pro
nounced against the Government
rnerce remain rHmolesisd.
There are al present before this place French English
and Spanish vessels o.: var Union.
NEW MESSENGER TO MEHICo.-Ll David
Porter was des patched Mexico by Government on
', edpesday IS 70 proceed Matzs!sn where &c Will
cornmunicais with our squadron Tor which u; =at he
taxes OF, quantity OF percussion cays-;hose they toos
with them being useless Newark Adv.
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ASorHER CHERoXEE DgLEGArtoN-A Delega-
lion from that par, OF the Nation known as the Treaty
Party" have arrived in this city This Delegation
appointed by a Convention OF their people in January
last and consists Of George w Adsir stand Waite john
A Bell Joseph IL Lynch. Srice Martin and Ezekiel Starr
They appear here invitation OF the President OF the
United States communicated through the Super!nend
ent of the Western Territory, Major Armstrong. The
Delegates have all arrived except Stand Waite who has
remained in the Cherokee country in command oil ABOUT
hundred warriors whom he has stationed IN fort
the defensive against the party who have recently
committed the various murders in ihat nation under the
authority the Treaty party ailege Of the existing
Cherokee Government
The main business of this delegation. as we under
stand is to separate from the present nation headed by
Mr. Ross and induce the United States 10 purchase them
country composed of lands they were sent TO explore
or 10 divide the present Cherokee country and give
them their proportion either by themselves or with the
Western Cherokees, known old settlers with whom
they would be satided live. They also claim uli
men, OF the Treaty OF 1855 and restitution OF H
large amount of money which they say has been nisap
piled by the Government OF the United States
The delegation is accompanied by George w PASCAL
Esq of Van Buren,. Arkansas, as Attorney. union.
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Things I'm Philndeiphin.
Correspondence CT The Tribune.
p.r,- ,,v- 49,, M,-.h =

Cores oudeCce ct Inc Tribune.
Plu-ADELFlIIA March l3-p. NJ.
The bark Pous. in charge o: Lieut. Cosdell or the
L. sloop-oEwsr Yorktown arrived Iris morning a, tie
Naval Anchorage OF the Navy Yard.
We have had number OF arrivals today anon 2
which notice tie scar. Gen Warren from Bsthurst-
Coast OF Africa the oHgs Caspian. from ST Thomas.
and Lyle from Mstsrzss George w Sturdy, anatye OF
Plsttsourg died a, Bathurst Dec. 23t.
Business during the present week has beeu very
animated particularly Cotton sugar Molssses Flour
&c Stocks have arrived in abundance. and prices will
nave downward tendency in OF the leading aIti-
cles in q few days.
Dr.. Chambers, accused of producing abortion. is
upon his trial this in the Court ofSessions
In Stocks fair amount OF business has been
Reading shares / selling al 81. L. s Bank decilLsd
closing heavy st il: About 1000 shares Vcksburs 50
ar II
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~ Suuih-rues and all others sr- iued,try lneIesiec
in th- uss Of HILLS INFALLlBLE oNGuENT, fcF
promoting tie growth nud beautiyng the half ersdcing
ptyra,i. .ndru and preventing stAy MARS Nc anu %
toilet preparation IL superior 10 any thng no" IL use
Read " h4 they .sy 10 have u1et II
Mr Hill-Brfur ustug your Unguent my aif was Goa,
tnsv dropping OH and const cradle dsndfuf accumulated
on my head but using lew days my mar Ceased
faps utT the desdru' entirely dsappenred' u nsle
my hair soft healthy surface to the .Nn YOU may
send ME OF your large boxes aud nave no u9uoti
a good head of hGir the mr. box hsn tnn1eacy
TO make IL grow. Your most ob'dL MASON Witt.
- " No. Battery. place, N. Y.
Principal office No. Is Nassan.t Agenees-J JAWS
SIS Rrond~sy; Mr. Eyrards us lrand-.ti MI I SeTe,
I7s Grand att Mrs Sioau 53 Grands' and At tho pra-
cipa hoesae drug and fancy goods stores all OF whom
have certificates OF agency III all cases signed by The cgs
,nr ~ nravrnt commercials milo Seod
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u Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday
orsh, to be cent In before 10 o'clock Saturday evening
6 the Publication Office Of this paper Ia not open on
Sundays.
Subscribers in the city who do net receive MS paper
a. an early hour requested to leave word at the
As our arrangements such as enable oil the carriers
TO &c, through their routes before seven o'clock Car
ers falling to accomplish this viii be required TO give up
their routes.
Persons whaling The Tribune Jeff at their o"eiHs'
p,aces Of business regularly every morning WIZ p'
-. ,he,, .dd,es. AZ The Publishing Office, or send
,,.s ,bro,pb the Post Office Terms Nine Cents week
navabls 10 the Carrier.
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PsoH1BIrIoS OF HORSE RAcISG.-We learn
from the Newark Advertiser thar bill passed by the
Legislature OF NewJersey prohibit horseracing-by
JUS, the constitutional number OF votesno TO spare
Racing for money. where 20 more people are as
sernbled is declared be and offence and all persons
concerned directly indirectly giving notice OF H. nd
vertsng &c TO be guilty OF a mlsdemesnor, and pun
ishabe by 81 900 fine or Imprisonment exceeding
one year The bill only waits the signature OF the Gov
error TO become Il law.
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Appointment. by the President.

By and ci,h the ddrice dEd consent Of The Sendn
BURLINGTON ANTHONY, To be Marshal OF the United
States for the District OF Rhode Island vice Sylvester
HartshCrn. removed
SAMuEL j. MASTERS of New York, to be Consul OF the
United States for the port Denisrsra in British Guiana,
vice Moses BepamiD deceased.
ALLEN McLANE. to be- Register OF the Land Once for
the dlsrrc, OF lands subject sale Al Plsltsburg Mis-
souri, 3lst March $40 vice James Birch whose
resignation will take feet that dag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

MORE ABOUT The SLAYER PoSs.-The Con-
Adv has received copy OF the Appeal to the Hu-
manly and Benevoence OF the Christian Public issued
from the Methods, Episcopal Mission oce at MonEO-
via the arrival OF the SLAYER Pons captured oy the
L. s. sloop OF war Yorktown, from which we obtain
few additional facts and details with regard 10 ths as
TIE appeal that rnsjory Of the slaves were
boys from 10 TO 20 yes-s OF age OF girls there were
only r. Their deligh, landing was ndescEioaoe.-
One hundred were taken charge OF by the NJ. Z. MIS-
sion and sbou. 200 distributed among resPon-
sible persons IN the colony.
letter from one OF the Missionaries, Mr. Hoyt des-
cubing the when he board the SLAYER with
Gov Roberts, ssys
The decks were literally crowded with poor AFFECT
beings Here and there might be individuals IN the
last sgones Of expiring unknown ana apparent
" urnouced There WAS offer Of sympathy 70 s!ie-
yiate IN the least their misery Their companions a
peared detected weighed down wiki their own so!rows
In another part OF the vessel lag t- boy pnns away
with I'VE others watching over him
They brothers had been captured fror me
place They had procured biz of muslin 'ast nae
probably been thrown away By of the crew, aud
had psced il under his aching head for pillow For
the fourteen days that the weasel had been under the
charge OF the present commander they had been assi
duous in heir care the ohe. OF them attending
him constantly and keeping wstch alternately If night
for this purpose
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FROM PoRro Rlco.-Capt. McNar OF the bark
Amos Pat,en arrived this morning from MarieL Porio
Rico informs the Commercial that when he lett the Is
land ON the 25th ult. American produce was dun aud
brought low prices.
Aoasses was scarce his departure there were but
abou, Is 600 gallons ell in the market This owing
TO the heavy rains which rendered it difficult TO bring 1t
market.
Sugars arriving freely and prices were declining
The crop Is said is large.
The crop of coffee is light Il was scarce in the market
ana brought high priccs-say IS per quntal Tor tar
quality.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
rnxx, 1914

Nobly done, gallant Freemen of New Hampshire!
Wings of the Union glorious triumph has been
won by our brethren of the Granite State which is
deserving of your warmes, congratulations. 1t Is
the breaking away of the Northern State hitherto
most closely chained TO the car of Gag Law and
Slave Extension. 1t is the uprousng of Free
State OF the North to demand that the Compromises
Of the Constitution shall be respected in behalf OF
Freedom as well as on the side of Slavery. This
revolution marks an era ia National affairs l, is
sign of hope and of promise to all the friends OF indie
pendent Thought ind manly Freedom. The days
Of Caucus rule and Junto dictation approach their
end Rejoice. friends Of that true Conservatism
which conserves Liberty rather than venerable
abuse, at triumph pervading in it's Influences and
destined we hope, to be enduring Three cheers for
the victorious Wings and Independents OF New
Hampshire
Ey. The Boston Post is taking comfort from the
fac, that Gen. JAMES WILSON is chosen tothe House
from Keene as Hon. JOHN p. HALE is from Dover
and that Either of these gentlemen would be
willing to serve in the U. S. Senate All neighbor
Lay not that fatterng JUNCTION 10 your soul The
Wings are not tho short.sighted simpletons you
would fam make them We shall take warning by
vour fate, rely on it,
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e An accident occurred on the Railroad, as the
Western train Of cars coming into Rochester on
Saturday evening last, which had ike to have resulted
In loss of human life farmer, greatly intoxicated
was driving his along the rails which he had mis-
taken for the highway when the drew nigh but ne
having never before aoccmove refused 70 get out
Of the way snd both horses well the wagon were
instantly dashed pieces-,he driver mraculousy es-
Gaping We hope this will induce him TO sign the
pledge
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For The Tribune.

Mcssrs. Greeley & aeElre,k
GENTLEMEN; Having noticed in your paper Of this
date that was chosen Delegate to Msyorsl,y Con.
yen,ion from the Third Ward, now authorize you
say thst done without my consen, or appreciation
that was not present at the meeting nor will serve
on ;hs, or any other Political Committee for tune
to come. Yours respectfully, JAS. Il. RRAlNE.
New.York, Msroh 18th, 1916.
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NETWORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
CLINTON COUNTY

misunderstanding Towns.
Peril. George Ha!ock. iSardgGe. p. w. Signor.
Ausa5ls. J. D. Kineslsnd. ChG:y.-..P P Douglass.
Locoroc TOWNS
Plaas5urs David RrosdwellI Black Brook. - Hodsson
MooTs- K. Francis (Ab.) EHenbursb - Ravens.
CttatoH-- - Hogle 'Beekmdnt0lon. r. o. Barber
Champlaia. - Dickinson.
~ The Cooperstown Frsemans Journal tLo
COZ Classics the Supervisors elect in that County
tOtsego as follows: Democrats, Irregular 6
Wings, Abolition, Bogus. The las, probably
advocates the Specie Sub Treasury and Hard Cur.
rency.
T ST. LAWRENCE Co. is said to have elected
Il Loco to 6 Wing Supervisors-fve towns to
como in
Essen Co.-As far as heard from;
JVAig-Jay, Lewis, Elizabethtown, Essex, Mo-
riah.
-Cbester6eld Willsboro Schroon
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FROM TRISIDAD.-Capt. Whittlesey, OF the brig
Atlantic arrived at New Haven on Wednesday reports
that the markets at Trinidad were completely sutted
with American provisions and stock. The Atlantic not
being able effect sales left Wiki nearly all her deck
load and part OF inboard cargo.
The bark Trinidad Frsble, sailed from Trinidad with
her entire deck load of stock for ST. Vncents the oth
ultjrD0
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ScRlPruRAL VIEws.-Those who desire seeing lhe.e
beautiful representations will have excellent oppoun
~ to-day as they will be- exhibited both in tbs asruoon
and evening Sig Bin also appears and h't 100 for me
last time crest variety OF oih-r attractions VIII ne huo-
,uc.a . .pirnt Il nd attractive hill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

TRrMBULL PHALAS1.-This institution, located
in TruubuI County. Ohio has Just published state
amount Of It's prorerents and production for the past
year is sio2s 81 from which Is TO be deducted, for
losses and Incidental expenses sal5 interest stock
issued at per cent s995 IS taxes S73 IS; sinking
fund for redemption of stock Si5 SO; leaving balance
70 be credited members dividends OF e27 g.
II has JUS; obtained charter from the Legislature.
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a In the Penn. House of Representatives on
Wednesday, bin reported for the repeal of the
CHARTER of the Lehish County Bsnk
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wan IS pure AID sunsh.te bul my hymer and rea
s3g,
l.. 10 think OF the ladies whom the Will dtshSure
Causing pimp.es and their face with rlgoT
That season rIce= 10 though at thi. time VI year
There are many with blotches and ireck!es appear
And both seXeswh no are seen WIN Knew 'hAl
Dishsured and yellow. aud dsrS as bad Elm
o. DID they ba know thai IL all would elope,
II they u.ed but cake of the tand Joness soap.
Their skin would be lovely clear youthful and white
All eruptons ould vanish. oh, me happy delight
To possess such fue beauty then can iacies OF gents
To possess tats same beauty refuse MY cents
And a. sure as by lts use true beauty soon VollMs
FINS cents TOO cheap-it should be MY dollars
Many may think this eNaggerauon LEI such Try H..
Sold al tho sign OF the American Eagle 81 Chahamst Sz
Brua1w Az, aud 80 Fulton-st brooAlyu mlf Zleoo
~ tourri, .iieneuled Soap Tor the cure OF PIN
p.. Fr,,.Siss Tan. Salpwuess Erupuous, AID all SAN
dsa ar.rncn.s NJ the only depot 81 WalSers ls sors
FROM Broad say, 81 crats CAKE. Grec!an hau pye,
rssetubie gId Rouge for c'nsUniHs Lips and ChSess
Po. Subtle Tor erGiicntng sipeaos hdir without ina
~ TO the sk. Ly Bhnc ivG instantly scattering trdne
aud Isrs the lace. Acoustic drops tor curing Ies
ness ~, SC The above celebrated preparations oi VI
tiourad arr found lOear IN nndj uIOl a4Ae
-, lat Store FROM Broadway 49,,
AG.Nrs.-r, Il ruw!- Assembly Buildings Pa!ade'
plls, Jordan : MIssL Boston Carleton CO. Lowell.
Ives Salem. ". H. Gsrr.h. n Brltordi dIIi. Bangor
II, dlQ
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- l.esa rghls sometimes exist when moral rights DO
rot cr instance the deaf have the moral right 10
nov tae- .r.ends when they may be cured by MeNats
Acoustic o. i1r drape.s Om hat well known house. Il
Cortland every article Is genuine and saii'ac'o
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R- The Baptist meeting house al WATERFOWL
WA consumed by fire few days since. The loss was
WV, on which there no insurance.
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- When rheumatic persons have lost or thrown away
tatr money IN efforts for but one hope IL e
and tJ Is 10 use the luGaG Vegetable EliNr internally and
ne Nerve and La;me externally from ?! Cortland
:, ,,b..,. ,r,rrant-- at -ur- l. given mid 2teod
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- Ladies the toilet should Leser omit 'he Balm o.
Columbia rom p COHsnl-t prevents si dandrut aus
sns OF he hair, giving great health and briiancy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

r. THOMAS B. WooD Loco Foco) has been
elected Mayor Of Camden, N. j. by majority o
ls2 votes over Charles j. Hollis. the Native Ameri
can candidate. The entire Loco-Foco ticket with
the exception of high Constable and one Free
holder. YVES carried
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BWe omitted in yesterday morning edition to
state thst it was the pscket ship Zurich, Capt. Thomp
pom, TO which We are indebted for our French 6les.
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e The Spring Style Of cuHieg Har aud Wh!axers, a.
Introduced by Hill the irtr.i-able Hair Gutter, OF o. Is
Nsssau conner Of P;nes /. really b-snu and comm ends
Itself 20 all whs admire ueetusss combined with synm ery
ofform. Tryh Dant forge. ihs nuuo.s-lS Nssssu-,
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POTABLE SHAVING CAsEs.-The subscribers assort-
ment embraces every variety OF Travelling Dressing
Case suitable either for long or short journey contain
ing all tha, /. necessary for the toilet
mia ., G. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadway.