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LNLEGANr PRESENTATION BOOKS for -HA sale by DOBIER

J
 Bookseller and Stationer, 70 Dauphin st
 The Diadem for lS47. A present lor all seasons with ten engravings, from pictures by Lentze, Sully Gray. Sc &c
 The Floral Offering. token of friendship. Ed tied by Frances s. oseoed; Illustrated with ten beautiful boquets of flowers, elegantly coiored from nature. by J Aekerman.
 The Evergreen. for lS47, embellshed with len engravings, from designs by eminent aliisis.
 Natures Gems: or American Wild Flowers in their Native Haunts. By Emma c Embury wilh iweniy plates of plants, colored after nature, and landscape views of their localities. from drawings ibe spot by F. Winfield. Royal 4to, superbiy bound in silk, extra gill.
 The Wa,erly Gallery of the principal female characters in Sir Walter Scouts Remuneration original paintings by eminent artists. engraved un- der the superintendance of Charles Heath.
 The Shakespeare Gallery-nniiorm with the above Elegant London editions of Chde Harold and Pilgrims of the Rhine.
 Scences in the Lives of the Apostles. Edited by H Has.ings Wed-eght mez1otin's.
 Illuminated Gems of Sacred Poery-twenty ei Rh splendid illustrations, designed and drawn by M Schmilz, and pl nted in colors by T Sinclair.
 Leaflets of Memory. Edited by Re,mer Coates, D. illuminated and illustrated by splendid engra. wings.
 The Rose: or Afeciion's Gih, l847.
 Christmas Blossoms aud New Years Wreath, for lS47.
 The Gift of .Friendshiph: token of Remem. braacs, for 1S47.
 The Rose of Sharon: Religioss Souvenir, for lS47--seyen beautiful steel engravings. nov23
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Id FOR RENT-1he Frame Dwelling silus- HE ted on the corner s Mifhsrl and " lkinson sis, adapted Gur Sure and Dwelling House Dwell ling House, with large Garden altached Tos good tenant The rent W ill be low Appl, to
 EC CENTER X co,
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@zA FOR RENT-Thal large three stor, brick sEaA Store adjoining the Auction Room of s l x | Jones. Apply to
 novl7 SI&II JONES.
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FOR MONTnOMERY

FOX MONTGOMERY. Ia N The fine. fast runnlns passenger steamer AMARANTH. J. J. Ad master, Will leave for lhe above and all inierme- dale landings THIS DAY. Isl inst. ai o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 deel CAMPBELL. OWEN q co.
 FOR MONTGOMERY. A Cn~ A The fine last running passenger S=sssss2Ss7;zTfI steamboat LOW N DES, A. II. John. son, unsIrr, will depart for the above and diate landings THURSDAY, the 4ih ins'. at o'clock PM, positively.
 For freight or passage apply on board, or to decl CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. FOR! MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPkA A fs~ a The fine steamboat W. W. FRY i, Ns'ssEEE5{zsfz Burrel, master, will leave for The above and all intermediate landings, on THIS DAY. the Ist inst al o'cock, PM.
 For ffelght or passage apply an board or 10 nos3O M WARlNG & co WEEKLY PACKET FOR LOGAN'S BLUFF. k fF a The new light drausht, las! ,, run. 1r-9Asl Asl-A Sning, passenge, steamer EIGHTH eszszsssss-s ssssssgsy sssg OF JANUARY, A. Leonard, master, will run, during the season. a regular weekly packet leaving Mobile every FRIDAY at 5 PM; returning, leaving IOGAN'S BLUFF eve " Monday morning at day light.
 nov2S CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents The Eighth of January will commence her trips with Ihe first rise of wafer.
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kSh FOR kENT-The Il story frsne building E:I4 situated on Munree doors from St. Emanuel next the house occupied bs MT. Joel 4. Roberts. The house good reBair and n III be rented low 10 good tenant. Apply io
 E. c. CENTER & co. neN2l corner Couii and Commerce ais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

,seas Newell il at present locked up al tie Office Of
-. Chief of Police Hugh hsrrisan was arressed Tor
-s,6 Iarceuy Eueline Davis (eoleretl Tor petit de-
I.cob Pair ali1s Barber was arrested on bench
.rspt CHARGED with assault and battery WIRE intent TO
III one Andrew Baker losepn January teototedl was
arrested for attempting 10 passing toueS
T.L, St-arrpu tor false preteoces 1resnsn b
;;s, for illegal voting John :. E5sush for perjury
=: hsvoy On The 5h OF February last sworn 10 an an
S.vit before Isaac O. Barker. Esq Commissioner OF
De,is IN a mater concerning bill IN CnsncsTy' tn
the affidavit alluded IN accused swo-e ida; ne Was ih'
s,er of the German Reformed Church ia torsy'hsh
tho month of Oct ISIS snd also made ofSef sts-nieuis
which arc alleged By tie conplansnts, John Csai'e
Justus Wayne and E Wnzer TO Be false AZ late noor
the examination of rhe parties was still in progress
Warhsv w McCheuey also arrested for perjury IN
Swearing falsely as Is alleged statement which he
made in Chsncsry the 2lsi Nov last in retston 10
--,; transactions in the Of the Exchange Bank
Of Iocsuo.t II appears that about TWO years ago M
W,Chansy was principal stakeholder In the above bank
and Tia, the coupainsnts in this case made some ar
for pu.ch ssiug his interest therein Some
difcultv arising is seged BY Nj McCneney 'ast on
the nigh: OF the aS,h of October L. Nienols Lsr'in
Won, and Isaac Mead entered the vault ct the oans
and distracted numerous valuable papers anu uocu-
rnarts consisting OF bonds and mortgages nesoEsoe
notes bills Oh the bank above named as weas on otner
INSTITUTIONS Msssrs Nichols. Worst snc Mead al!ese
ina, these charges are false and hs; McCheney Is guilty.
of perjury McCheney is held 10 bail in TIE sum o.
$1,000 and the compliments are also held under oonoS
for their appearance IS witnesses.
CoRoSER's -Yssterdny-C- 3. We'd.
never died suddenly Tuesday evening OF disease OF
;he Austin Clayton of bleeding from The lungs
Elisabeth Collins of delriur trerneDs.
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From Cape Hayden.
Correspondence of the Philadelphis Exchange
Gan II .,--,r> Aor;i :


CAPE HAYTIEN, April 8, ls46.
President Richie, with large escort, arrived here
the 18th inst aud will probably remain at the Cape for
the month. Many Of the recent appointments and
promotions in the Army made by ex Presiden, Perro,
have been annucd several officers of high grade sup
posed TO be friendly the latter have been dismissed
to distant commands and others be tried for
treason. 1t also said that the par; of the army
is De reduced 10 the footing OF militia which
il carried riil greatly diminish the expenses OF
ernmen and prortionHoy benefit agriculture All de-
signs against the Spanish psr OF the Island appear 70 be
given up and is hoped that amicRbe cement
may be inside with the Dominicsns. Iii said that
have already been made by the LATER that
effect.
The chief adviser OF the President NJ Dupuy Minis.
ter OF Marine and Foreign Affairs. He is OF intel.
lrence and education, formerly merchant a; Port su
jealousy the part Of the black chiefs may undermine
his influence
The ex President still remains at hi residence few
miles from this place surrounded BY about two hundred
followers which no fesrs are now entertained OF his
military pc wer he Is suffered to keep sbout his person
Presiden, Richie nevertheless appears TO dread his
visible nuence and declined 10 enter the town through
the Belle entree OF triumphsi arch erected TOR
the ssol stating that Pierro, had probably placed
Gao MACH" (wiichcraf beneath Il for the purpose Of
working some and sudden harm 10 ais person
He Also fer the reason. refused TO occupy the
apartments the Palais National lately vacated By
yierrot Ex President Perrot has for many years
been the reputed chief under the title OF Rot or Pa
pa" of the VoudouN, supersstous institution de-
rived from Africa IN some respect similar 10 the
-Obeah" OF Jamaica These practices forbidden BY
law but they still abound through the islands
Three officers, Col Desssine, Col Boyer and General
Perros particularly notified Ia she escort o. Prsi
dent Richie when he entered the town being rsspec-
lively the sons of three ex-ruers Of Hsy irs; OF
whom assass;nasd the second 5snished. and the
third deposed.
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Delesa,e Nominations.

CAastaa9ee Cos-Gen. DupLE1 MARVIN flor.
merly n. c. Hon RICHARD P. M.Ry1y formerly
NJ. c. and GsoRaS w. PATTERSON formerly
Speaker ofthe Housed are the Wing candi istes in
chautauque. They ano all frs, rate. and i, ia a
ahame thar either of them be stricken Oft q, the
las, moment to CRAFTY the Barnburners a, Albany.
What viii be done on the spur we canno, tell, bu,
NO trust The County will not be disorsaniz cd aad
lost.
Le.ris Ce.-RrsszLL PARlsH is the Wing candi
date.
Rensselaer, Ce-Tbe Wing Convention met a,
Troy on Tuesday and nominated the Anti Rem, tick.
Q, ensire. consisting of WIZ, H. VAN ScsooSHovES,
PERRY wARRrs and ADRIAN wrrskcx, Jr. The
first two are Wings; Mr.. Witbeck has no, been
hitherto. bat Is ssid to be an upright and worthy
farmer, who win &C, in the Convention without re.
gard to party.
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EMiGR1SrS TO CALIyoRSIA.-There are uo~ N
this city number OF gentlemen on their way 10 lode
psn6ence or Weston. TO join company which Is going
on, this spring California They viii leave the city
during the week ard il expected II the grass o. the
plains Is sufficient for the subsistence OF iher horses
and stock ,hai they will their march hci~-en
The 10, and 18th of May TIE cold aud weather Of
the spring has detained them some weeks His expect
ed thar mis- company which Is composed enr1rey o.
men vii; consist of from hundred and fty 70 Two
hund.ed-soue Say three hundred number go oct
merely 10 see the county snd enjoy tie spoE o. tae
trip now fashionable excursion with many OF our
Western young OF those going for this purpose
there are several English gentlemen. ieS taSe inis
nip 70 Improve their hss;h but The largest number 80
with The purpose Of remaining in he country.
So far as have been able 70 acquire information On
the subject are led believe thai the larger number
the eaisran,s going ,his year. viii make Cat9r
MIR The place ot their destination Ii . decidedly In the
ascendant in popular favor, compared with Oregon
Nevertheless there will Be large numoer OF eniSrants
70, Oregon and, counting the women and chidrea.
few of whom 90 70 California l. Is probable rha. the
difference will be small.
The companies for CsIiio-nis viii follow the Oregon
route until they resch Fort Hall. when ;hey viii diverge
In the dirscan OF the Ges, Sal, Lake and hence TIE
place Of their destination We vish tSe every
in their enterprise 81 Louis Repnb.
II The Presbyterian Church, Charleston, Va
was entrefy destroyed BY fire Inst week
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ICE Boeus FAcrohY an SYkAcusg-Th.

The BOGUS FACTORY AT SYKAcUsE.-Tts
proceedings against the Bogus operators R0chesH
still continue and arresIs yet being made Of person.
implicated. WIN F. Sterling, Peter Hawes Leonard q
LiItlejohn and William Leioh have been unprecedented
AT Albany sccomplces of Smith, and counterfeit mo-
ney to the amount OF 1922 upon Ch!lcothe bank va
found in Hawes's Possession, bur he was dschnrged-
The others were held 10 bail in the OF $3.50 ssca
appear for trial Rochester on the 10Th OF Msy
appears that the information which led to the discovery
oil these depredators derived from OF Their OWE
number who had seeded from them. An attemptvu
A!t9rward made by some OF the gang, headed By cue
log. to punish HIM, but by means he escaped.
The examination of Smith a, Rochester, resureen
hia full comniitta We learn from the Democrat ink
the bail was liked At $3.50.
PUNISHMENT OF DEATH.-It is ascertained tG
those countries where the population generally chg
acterzcd by readiness 10 resort 70 violence. arc
very countries where the example of capita punifhra
10 most frequently set forth. Thus Ia Spain. "he
wretched land where assassnaons abound IN the seep
the mountain sdes the high roads, Ia the cottas
and in the palace itsef there were from 1852 70 l
yearly executions in the proportion Of one TO eve,
$4,000 inhabitants TIE proportion in 5wedenssn3
In IL coo; in Ireland in 10000 In EnsisSs
Ia 10000 in Baden in 400 000: IN Francs o.
in 10000; in Norway, one in 10000; in Austria g.
IN 10000; in Prussia. one in OOO ia Bavaria W
In 1900 COO and in Belgium, sincc le30, no; one
tPopu!er Rsccfc,
Az ExciTENEsT-We learn from the ST Lca1
Republican this, Major Curry recently cOmr1ittsd
jsii at BowI:n Green Mo by the Circuit Court, Er
fusing TO testify before the Grand Jury in relation
gambling which the Court had undertaken TO supp:es
10 the evening the excitement among the citizens =
town and a number Of persons IN attendance on "
Court very great and they threatened 10 des
ism the jaif Mr.. Oury not liberated AT Length
excitement became great and the demonsrstiossr
unequvocal that 10 protect the county properly ne
liberated The next day two members of the bar nss
personal conflict growing out OF the same matter
For Iowa Forty and upward Of fine look.s
American eu.igrants for Iowa. arrived from Ctnei'S@
this morning. on the steamer John Hancock.
ST. Louis Gazette, 18th iof-
" The New Jersey Conference OF the Mes.
dist Episcopal Church "a il session In the GIrI
street Church, Nexark-Bi.hop HeddDs preiidios !.
sisted by Bishop James. About 100 members arc
tendance -
e A cottage house owned and occupied y %
Hiram Hall In Koxbury, Mass was DESTROYED oy a's e
Wednesday-oss $500 doilars-Eo insurance 80.
child OF MI Hall came near losing It's life by 'nno'..
e a breach OF promise case has recently s ee
tried al Lowell and the injured lsdy received I'd
damages Both parties we're young and re'pectA0'e.
belonged TO WestCambridge.
e Peace Convention was held al 'lcn %. ~
Mass on the l7rh inst. Amasa Walker, Emu ouf''s
others, being the officers.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

II The riots all over, and every thing goes
on peaceably. The Eagle OF last evening Gays:
The Grand Jury who have the subject of riots under
yesterday found bills Of indictment against
fifteen or twenty persons who suspected TO have
ustgn,ed been engaged in them. The Oyer and er'
miner immediately issued bench warran,s and the Off.
GERS succeeded in arresting them We understand that
OBren of the sborers injured by the late accident
at the Dry Dock lies in very pecarous situation from
the Injuries he received and Is expected TO live -
The funeral Mr. Hansb-rgh who killed will take
place afternoon half pact o'clock from his late
residence, corner Of Wloughby and Bridge ats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

AUG bciCSaVCs Suoscu tnC w VI LILLE SitJ
to nominate candidates for the Constitutional Con-
vention reassenbled last evening and agreed the
names Of
DAVID B. OGDEN, ROBERT TAYLOR,
PHILIP HOVE, CHARLES OCoSoR,
WIN. z. HAvEMEYER, ALExW BRADFORD,
NATH'L y. Blunt, JoHS L. STEPHENS,
ROBERT JONES THEo. E. ToMLiSsoN,
10 complete, with the six names previously agreed
on ticket to be supported at the approaching Eec-
ton.
We have barely time to announce these candid
ates this morning 1t will be that two candid.
ates, CHARLES O'CoSoR and joins L. STEPHENS,
were taken from the ticket nominated by our oppo.
nents, being regarded as gentlemen who would act
independently of party tranmels Hon. w. F.
HAvEMEYER, our presen, Mayor was nominated in
regard to the Independence and fidelity displayed
by him as Mayor, although il was apprehended that
be might decline. We trust the whole ticket will
commend itself to the deliberate judgmen; of ma
jority OF our citizens.
The candidates previously nominated are
HIRAM KETcHUN. JOHN G. GREENE,
J. De PEysrEK OGDEN, SAMUEL F. MoTr.
SHEPpERp KNAPP. RicHD g. WILLIAMS,
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ToDAY's OU7srpE-Fp,t Pdse.-Wonders have not
Ceased 10 our Times :; Erie Railroad Defeated The
Apporiopmeut Law Congressional Proceedings; Gen.
Ne las Proclamation Eew.York Legislature; Proceed
inss OF Wyoming Wing County Convention Slavery in
China; News Items. &c.-Fonrth Page-The Drunkard'D
Wife; The New Race Course Magnetic Telegraph
Trade Of tho Hudson River Sales of Stocks, &c.
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ESraILEp DisEasEs-W- believe It is mistake to sup
pose that when disease Ia what Is called family com.
pl,ni that IL Is therefore incurahe. Such diseases
transmitted tcough the blood and. therefore, medicine
which will expel the injecting principle thence, must
20 cut of the eCts'l, rs lawyer would say
IL is upol the blood through the secrp,ons tina! 9andsi
Sarsapsrla sc,s aud claim that twill render inroeu
the Vrus OF h-rsdsry srrouls thought may have de-
-cended ,ruul hn number Of generations is use org
enough persev-red IN.
rjspar-d and sold, wholesale and retail by A. 3. D.
+IEDS Druggists, 100 Fuitor-sL corner Of William. New
York Sold ssO at l53 Broad|sy = sasi Broadway, md
ny Druggists srrery hroug houi the Uniled States. Price
~ poiie, $ hntilss n. g.
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New Publications..

ES The HARsIseER for This week is very sx-
esien' Tss notice of the new pianist wAIxrx is one
OF the finest pieces of ccsm have ever read Those
who 90 not Esd the Hsrosoger all know not Ao. ra
they lose. Let them procure che number and wei an
swer for their reading al the Others
Ee~ MY SHOOTING Box, by Frank Fore. ter, =
with Ilusuasons by barley. IS pu b.hed by Ca ey &
Hsr: Philadelphia, volume % OF their Lib -y OF
Humorous American WoSks'-prie 50 cents = or sale
by w. Il. Graham. Tribune Buildin IS.
Il GRAHAM has as usual, full SUI ply of
Punch and the Pctorials by the last TWO ste
They especially spicy snd interesting.
"Loe OF a PRivArExk's MAN 8 Hundred
Years Ago BY Capt Narryat msy be bad Of W. h.
Grsh&m.
" THx LIVING Aeg, No. los, confai rs IT'S usu-
al variety For sale BY VIM. Taylor Aston House and
w. d. Graham, Tribune Buidinsh
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T Prof E. @. WINES. whose Lectures on the
Hebrew Institutes have been heard with decided inter
est In City opens the Summer term of bis oakand'
School Burlington, n ]. on Monday week. The high
character of ths School aested by henry Clay, Prof
A. D. Bashe Rev. Geo. W. Bethune and other eminent
patrons Prof Wines IL now at the Aston House where
he will remain for day or two See his Card.
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re- Pedars buh-rs, hair hotel keepers, fancy
goods dealers country msch aud families supplied
with goo5s ia Quantities to sui, their trade AT less
prices Bnd better terms than any other huue In ha
city p Cortlanl-st all the articles warranted frat
quality md premium Of fifty dollars offered for sanpss
of coed articles the walnut Soap for shawl nod
the BsnZoin and Honey Soap foe chappod hands The
Amsndine Cream fer Ladies'. Gsnsfs D-po; 2l Cortland
Al nl2 2lsod
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Things i'm Washington.
From Our HeguIar Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, April %. ls46-Midnis

WASHINGTON, April %. ls46-Midnisht
mentioned 10 my letter this afternoon that Mr.
WEBSTER was going North this evening. He in
tended 10 do So bu, the question OF Notice is no,
yet settled he will remain Tor tomorrow. ! have
no doubt that will be settled 10 morrow in such
shape as to command majority oil both Houses.
Should it be so settled. Mr.. WEBSTER will leave to-
morrow afternoon.
4 great many members will make flying visit
nome next week From Thursday there will
be Little business transacted for week. AS Con
gress will not be in session for several days | MAJ
make you visit myself OF an hour or two. can
save FIVE or ten cents postage by carrying my own
letter.
The Committee of Conference net this evening
and held consultation about compromise form OF
Notice. They have not yet settled the matter bat
meet tomorrow morning al l0i o'clock for final
arrangement. Should they agree upon any form il
will probably pass the House the first thing after
the hour Of meeting II o'clock, and be ready Tor
the Senate by the time of its meeting-l2 o'clock.
| think II beyond doubt that the Committee will
agree and that the Notice will be precisely the
in substance as It passed the Senate. There may be
word or two altered, bat in no case will the sub.
stance he altered from the original amendment of
the Senate
The Committee you viii recoIlect. consists of
Messrs. CoswIs. HAYWOOD and BEKRIEs, of the
Senate, Messrs. G. J. ISGERsoLL, OWES and Hill
LARD, OF the House. OF this Committee three are
Wings and three Loco Focos. There are three
from Southern States, two from the West. one from
the Middle, lad none from The East.
think shall be able to send you the result by
to morrow afternoon for your Fridays evening edi-
ton
had the pleasure Of examining in company
with Prof EsPY, the Storm King new patent
ventlator which he has putup in the Senate. Ii was
N Operation during the interesting performances of
Thursday last including Mr.. CEIrTEsDEs's speech
The day was warm and the galleries were crowded,
yetthe Hall was rather uncomtortabIy cool. Though
there was litte no wind the veniilator was quiet
y carrying off about 1000 cubic feet Of air per min
NE.
There is conical chimney TO the ventilator which
with any kind of breeze thoroughly ventila,es the
Chamber. When no air is stirring. man turns
wheel which creates the necessary draught TO
carry of 5000 feet of bad air per minute, leaving
the space to be filed mp with fresh supply. The
wheel is On the top of the building
There is little else worthy of being chroniced
here this evening CT az leas, worthy Of place in
your columns. RrcHELIEU.
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EAroNrowS ISsrrrvrE.-Those who would give
their sons thorough PHYSICAL EDUCATION, in addition
to comprehensive English and Classical Course will
DO well TO them place in the Estonown Inst
.utc before its limits full It's mode cFnstruc,ion de-
serves the attention al interested in Educational Re-
form (Ses advertisement in another column) ais ST.
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THs T,sIFF OF ls42.-Tnose who wish to make item
selves acquainted with the provsors Of the esstng TsG
may procure the entire OF Congress by prrchastns
he Wig Almanac for 1854 hs price OF which Ia only ~
cenls For sss The Tribune office
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Court Cnlendnr....Tsts DAY.

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