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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE A1BANy.

SENATE. ALBANY, Thursday Feb. 5.
Several memorials were presented for and against
the new County of Pratt and several petitions TOR
the new county of Irving.
a Report was received from the Comptroller In
answer to the inquiry relative TO the public printing
Mr.. PoRTER's resolution in relation TO Trinity
Church was amended, on motion OF Mr.. Jones and
adopted. 40,
The Senate then went into committee on MI
loNEs's Oregon and Texas resolutions.
Mr. YoUSG having the floor resumed ana con-
cuded his remarks
He was replied TO by Mr. CLARK, who spoke
until the hour OF adjournment without concluding
ASSEMBLY.
Petitions were presented for an Agricultural I'M
rersitv at Rochester-for law abolishing distress
for rent-for the abolition of capital punishment,
&c &c.
Mr.. Coz reported bill reducing the salaries of
the Canal Commissioners 10 $1,000.
Mr.. S. LAWRENCE reported bill for the better
regulation of Savings Banks.
a communication was received from BENJAMIN
ENos late Treasurer asking for the appointment OF
q Committee 10 examine his accounts.
The evidence taken before the Coroners jury IN
the case of Plumb the deceased convict at Auburn,
was received.
The House then went into Committee. and re-
sumed the consideration of the Governor Message.
Mr.. HARRIS resumed his remarks on the Manor
Question, and spoke until near the hour OF adjonrn-
ment
The debate on Anti Rent matters was then closed,
and much of the Message as relates TO that sub
iect was referred 10 Select Committee OF eight
The House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

LeOpold dc Never,

De Meyers Concert on Thursday evening brought
the same pleasure as heretofore. A celebrated OBJ
server says that the mind is so stretched by having
high mountain put into it, that new mountains car
never again seem high; we expect them. But
we did not find this the case with De Meyer. Still
his achievements tower above our expectations.
1t is unnecessary to analyze his playing which, in
its way seems perfect. OF course he is most salts.
factory in passages that require richness fullness
and overpowerng energy, but the delicate parts are
given with the utmost precision and tact. The piano
is living thing beneath his sway it is great dro
medary which carries him like the wind across the
Desert. II lie appropriate TO write bombast about
De Meyer, for his success is the top bubble on the
champagne and stimulates the nearer like that
sparkling draught X
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Business Notifies.

~ The late lanented and excellent Methodist Cler
gyman the Rev. Mr.. peprce whose sermons were
markabl for their brevty and good sense, upon being
told that complained that they were too sbor
he replied 81 can't help that-whcn get through viii
my subject have more to say.
Tae may be wisely adoptcd in writing out an ad
versisementf for the country newspapers true dis
tinct statement of the goods ofercdthe kind and quail
ties-the prices and terms you pease-.e name, mum
Der and street. with respectful Invitation TO The people
OF the country cali and examine the assortment Goa
stutes an advertisement OF proper length. The mum
Der of papers in which it should be published depends
upon the preparation made to supply customers 1t
should be- continued 10 the paper during the business
season. whether longer or shorter, and should be pub
ished in the sections of country for which the goods are
suited whether the far trade.
Every information in his power will b. cheerfrly
given by " B. PALMER the duly authorized agent his
Country Newspaper Advertising Agency in The Tribune
Buildings where it will be remembered it Is again located
as it before the fire OF February last and where al
orders intended for his Agency should be specially d.
racted
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
PR, Dr- pm. Feb 6-P NJ

CORRESPONDENCE OF ut IIINI4Lt
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 6-P NJ
Stocks advanced to-day. Penna- Elves closing
firmly at 70t with sales OF $4,000 Reading Rsii-
road sold POI; 1900 shares changing hands. Wilmington
went up to 80 an improvement OF L. States Sank sold
at 5. and Vicksourg =; and advance OF each For
Morris Canal POI bid 20i asked Nothing done IN Texas
The trial of DR.. Stafford for an alleged libel on
VIM. D. Kelly ESQ., Deputy Prosecuting Attorney is row
before the Superior Court
The name of the female who figures III your city
papers as Mary Apologize in connection wth the name
of Madame Restel is fictitious and OF this your
readers may rest assured. Edwards her seducer Is not
broker himself ou, clerk in the Reading Railroad
office His brother broker The guilty wretch should
be discarded by society At large lheFe Is eon
siderable talk here about the affair.
The packet ship Thomas ?. Cope, from Liverpool
Dec - arrived this forenoon with cargo OF valuable
goods.
In local matters there is complete dearth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

court and presented aarse number OF indictments and
were ,herenpon dismissed with the thanks OF the Cou1t.
Bench warrants then issued against all VINO are ho'
al eady under arrest. The Grand jury nsde no -
been said 10 exs; in Brooklyn Although summoned.
James Gordon Bennett Gid not sPpear before ;henin.s
presence having bsen rendered unnecessary oy 'he NC
missions OF mis- Brooklyn correspondent We Go not
.now what lsh, the latter threw upon the SUBJECT out
are warranted in drawing the inference that the matter
ended IN smoke expected, and that the stories
about the great prevalence crime N this Cry are mere
rrooushne stiii. may be mistaken and .tSl Snow
y,,a, t,,-.
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ocal matters .here is eomplete dearth.
LRu. Masne,ie rel1sraph ZOE go. !


EXTENSIVE FoRGERlEs-Three forgeries amount
ing in all to about - 500 perpe;rated few days
since and the money obtained on them from the follow
ing banks Jefferson County. Sackers Harbor and Hun
gerfords az Wstertown One OF the iorgories was Il
draft on the American Exchange Bank y. y for $40
81, which was purchased By man az 0nondaes County
Bank the 30th Jan and altered 10 $3.50 and then pre-
sented 10 the Huneerford Bank The drafts were pre-
sented By woman 10 whom the money was paid. She
has been arrested, together with Two male accompices
About $1,000 have been recovered.
lab Eve Journal. Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

TEAS GROCERIES, &c-J. 0. Fowler, $50 and -
Green wich.st is selling fine Young Tyson Tea At
7-. per h. very good at As and IS. Finest Ooong s.
very good 30. and Is. The best white Sperm one
gallon Good Sperm Candies 2s. per 10. Beat Java Coz
fee ls-Sumatra do 10 cts brown Sugar 2s Cd I'D
good New Orleans Be- IS Cd and 49,. 81. CrOix is o.
best Crushed Loaf a. b. Families and dealers are NJ
ved 10 give him call. He sells wholesale IS well IS
retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07
Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR CouRr-This DAy.-Sos. Il. ~. 20, g, Cd
to 81 90 10 60 81 TO lG2 los, lO7, Zoe, ITO. 81 81
CIRcUrr CorRr-Monday. II, ~ 80 70, Boo, q
81 9s l02, 1913 100. IO7. lO- 100. 400.
CoMaoN PLZAs-Monday.-Pa l.-Hos & ~, {, 20
o. Go - 24s 69 20. % 81 Par II. in Board Of A.
sstant Aldermen's Room-Eos - q p 81. y. % %
Is 81 80 s. 81 2j5 II o. So So. A. 3, 80 % los J. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

.Y'@ Only for few days more will Lee at 2i3 Green
wchs st. sell Dry Goods at present prces-and 70 'a'''
ladies' who have not been to him. say go before
the opportunity is pact you may regretit Several
our lady friends have been his and purchased
his goods and all that he sells cheaper than any
other house in the Cy-not only cheaper. but so mrch
cheaper that they astonished hearing the prices
of his oonJs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07
From the N. Y. Globe.

- An article appeared in our columns yesefcsh
from The Tribune which did great injustice TO Mr. ''
Ter, the manufacturer OF the Patent Double SeafnsncS
Safe, which consider more secure against IRE az
burglars than any other now manufactured Hsc "'
the article above referred TO- should moi hS'
inserted IL as. from the fair and satisfactory tfi@ .
Vauxha Garden, certified 10 by large number oil o.
most respectable merchants, we feel certain thar n'
confidence be reposed in them, FROM their beng "a
only well adapted wien single 10 resist the power
re %, when double, their mus, be less suDe'
to the action of fire than any others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

y The fact that many large fortunes have been
made in short time from small beginnings by those
who have advertised extensively in the newspapers Of
the country is conclusive evidence that the power Of
the press may be advantsgeousy applied to business
The subject is briefly explained in the Road to Wealth
which may be had gratis OF the duly authorized Agent
of Country Papers, V. B. PALMER at bis office In lie
Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07
February 18th. !
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

u Coroner Cakes, we are happy to learn has
nearly recovered ais health
e Professor Whitney lectured last evening on
Popular Ora,ory Professor Huelectured the nsti-
sute on Light, and its Eject upon Vegetation
e There were II deaths in Brooklyn last week
3 from New.York.
Y The Court OF Sessions was in session vester.
day afternoon before Hon. Judge Vanderbilt First Judge
aud the County Judges. The Grand Jury returned into
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

NTH DISTRICT OF MAss.-The Taunton Wig
furnishes full returns OF the 9Th trial in the Ninth Con-
gressional District for Representative. Hale,
Wing, has 4lOs; Pierce, Loco, has 4,349; Scatter
ing 500. No choice. Mr. Pierce. who has the
highest number of votes, lacks SOS of an election
and Mr. Hale the Wing candidate wants 1850 of
an election AT the last trial Mr. Hale had the great
est number of votes and wanted 500 of being
chosen.
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THE SOUTHERN MAlE.
.ppolntments by the President,

BIZ aud ri.d ill a1rics aaa tJ'lssIE y '7e .e7l-.'
ELIAS RECTOR 10 be marshal OF the United States Tor
the district OF Arkansas IN the place OF henry VI Rector
John n FoSrAxE 70 be receiver OF public moneys for
the district OF lands subject sale NJ 81 Augustine IN
the State OF Florida, in the place oil George Soe'
deceased
JOIN :. BAGG. to DC deputy postmaster AZ Detroit
Michigan II plaza of Taos Rowland removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

IT. THE OREGON DEBATE in the House of Rep
resentatves it will be seen, is to be terminated on
Monday. This announcement will be received win
grea, pleasure in every part of the Country. The
debate has continued until the patience Of the Peo
pie 10 well nigh exhausted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07
THE TRIBUNE.
sATuRpAY. FEBRUARY :. ls4s.

or-rsIpE-Faa Page-.New Publications Bishop
Meade New.E England Fourier Society; Religion and
Education 10 Texas; Mr.. CLAr-A scene in Natchez :
From the Cherokees Affairs in Columbus; The Treaty
of the Escuria Fourth Page-Moly Asthor; Central
College Ohio; Sales OF Stocks Monthly Statement OF
Imports into the Port of Ncw.York; Marine Journal
Iisr of Letters &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

DagssISG CASES The subscribers having iof sV'1
time past been manufacturing the above article cen w.
confidently offer them 70 the public as the most p0IS1
and at the same time the most complete and e'es1
article now manufactured. They have every fesH-.
for senteman's toilet and a travelling con'p'',t
they inyaluabe-every article contained II tneii
been selected under the subscribers personal sipe-s
tendance, and will be warranted fit for use In ia''
atlity durability and cheapnes6. they are unsurpa's
4f4t G. SAUNDERS * SON III BroadWe5'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

r. We learn from the Delaware Express thu,
an adjourned Temperance Convention assembled q,
Franklin on Tuesday of las, week. The Convention
was numsronsly attended aud Mr. STREET DurroS. Of
Meredith presided Excellent addresses usde by
Lieutenant DusYEA and Nj WAGNER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

~ THE PrLor Law of 1887 will be sustained.
The Committee Of the House Of Representatives TO
whom the petition OF the NewYork Pilots was referred
arc said have concluded TO report against the PROPOSE
ton TO repeal There will be little danger OF any dis
turbance the law so long the New York Pilots con
,nue to they have done the presen, Winter The
friends of the law desire better insurance against
the restoration of the Pilot monopoly, than thst its de-
fence should be left the Herald and the few insgni
presses whose opinions Esy be able 70 buy with
its wisdy Extras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

tY9 Between the hours of o'clock P. NJ. w ed
nesdsy. and o'clock A. II Thursday, there were ne
less than fifteen alarms OF TIRE in Boston most OF which
originated wiki ncendiares
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

FROM ST.. DoMINGo.-The Boston Wing pub
fishes the following from letter received in that
city, BY the brig Virgin at New-York dated
ST. DOMINGO CRY, jan Il. ls46.
The President sends me his letter. He appears 10
fancy and has invitation for TO attend
Mass with him tomorrow morning We are still night
ing, and two days ago took soop and schoon-
with an admiral and 80 prisoners tHaytiens) and
they are now marching into the city. II is very lone
some and still here and now all men the frontier,
is mining gu, nj ST. Thomas | saw her while there
She 10 beauty of $50 tons sad carries 20 guns and enc
g. FOUNDER On pivot She will come to-day and then
the aee Will the other side Of the Island and CON-
mence lighting We have ten men Of war al good yes
sells All kind: of business is dul-no hides nor rnahos-
any 10 be bought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

ES Rev Mr. Lewis. Rector of Calvary Church
Brooklyn will preach the 9th in the Course OF Sermons
to the Young in the Church of the Holy Evanse!i.u
(Vandewater.st) tomorrow evening 9Th inst service
o'clock The 18th will be preached by the Rev. ny
Harwood of Oyster Bay Service at 10; A. ~ and r NJ
All the seats in this Church are free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

r. The gres. American remedies, Southern BAN -
Alternative Pills for Coughs, Colds, Group, Corsunp1.
Bleeding Of The Lungs and ali Pulmonary Affections
rsy and Liver Complaints, well known IA. :.
needless to say any thing OF Ihelr yirues Try
dom. give satisfaction, deuoQnce iheu For sale .. Us :.
pot $50 Broadway and by RushIon Co. lilo and 30
" az and 10 As,or Hous- i2l Fulton ST. and BY
Druggists generally il the City END $. Depot os p.
way.
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AppOintment Inv the Couernor.

By Gna icita tat adrice AID CONSENT 81 Tie SeHaie
THURSDAY, February ), 1876
RENssELAER-Henry r Bristol, Notary Public, vice (
Henry F. Tracy. deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

FROM KINGSTON, Ja.-The British brig Eu-
pAenia Capt Gowen, arrived yesterday from Kingston.
ia which port abe left the 10th inst Capt g. reports
made the passage % days Provisions had fallen
Kingston; Corn 81 per bushel and Flour to 50 per
barrel. N. 0. Bee 29th ult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07
Extract OF letter to wslser R Jones, Esq dated

Dear Sir !: have 10 state for the information OF
the Marine Insurance Company OF New York that the
brig schr Sea Bird OF Newiork left this port on the
18th ut bound 10 the Rio Grande, and on the ID inst
stranded Msldonsdo upon the rocks and became
drowned The brig Artic Of Baltimore Pascal master
from Paraguay. bound 10 this port with cargo Bra
I'll wood. grounded the English Bank shoa on the
2lt ut srd having knocked OF her rrdder and sprung
leak. was abandoned By the captain and crew. 81! OF
whom arrived AZ This port Subsequently the brig drift
e. OF the shoa aud she brought into this port by
French vessel OF war and sold public auction the sal
vors 10 receive third. French Marine Hospital
third snd the late owners underwriters tie balance
We have Just received the intelligence OF the loss OF the
American bark Tuscaloosa, Of New Bedford 4. J. Jpd-
son. master, whaier (wh 500 bbls oil ssved wrch yes
sci drove ashore from her anchors during gale tie
9Th Oct in Matthew's Bay, of Patagonia the vessel
a totsl loss. No lives lost;
The U brig cambridge has gone 70 Maldona do TO
relieve the survivors OF tbs Sea Bird and conduct them
10 rnorr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

MISSOURI CoMMssroNER.-RichardG Goodman, e Ce
da..ss has been appointed Commissioner to take the
acknowledgment of deeds, aitavs aud dispositions in
suits for the State OF Missouri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

N-NEGoTIArIoN.-The correspondent Of
the Journal of Commerce writes from Washington
that he has the best OF authority for asserting that
there is no foundation whatever for the rumor, that
Mr.. Pakenham has made any overtures to our Gov
eminent, or that the negotiation has been resumed
The rumor he says lis based on very general be-
lief that Mr.. Pakenham has instructions of discre
tionary kind to resume the negotiation. a, a proper
time, by offering aconciliatory proposition and to
repeat the offer of arbitration. as an alternative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

r. SINGING Glass; for those having knowledge OF the
first principles OF the In Mr. Bradburys Class 'eeOla
term, there are few VACANCIES at 1863 Broadway In'
Glass meets on Monday evening The practice con''u I"
Solfeggio, Exercises and Sacred Music
n 5ta VIM R BRADBURY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

ARREST OF 4 CLEReYNAy FOR HOMICIDE
We learn from the Mobile Tribune that Rev. Daniel
Simmons Baptist clergyman arrested II that CRY
last week as fugitive from justice charged with having
committed homicide BY killing Il Davis n the year l
or le IN the County OF Tatnal State OF Georgia The
reverend prisoner was discharged from custody owing
10 the informally OF the requs;.ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

RENcoSTRE AND PROBABLE MuRDER--We
!earn from gentleman who il the late t-sln from
aarrisourg last night that rencontre occurred al
hosuessoWa Cumberland County. OF Wednesday even
ing. the Q. Joseph Geer in which cooper,
named John Evans. stabbed BIZ one Samuel Hunter,
ana was not expected TO survive yesterday morning
tuner and ETas quRrreled about tie mastery OF the
oarroom, wnen Il. cuI E. in the abdomen, making
deep wound o; several inches. Both were II liquor
philadelphia Ledger.
FATAL AccIDEST.-We understand tha; man,
IN attempting Yesterday afternoon jump upon tue Troy
ana Grsenoush train al passing through RVeFs
in Troy slipped and fell under the wheels which, pass
ing over ais body produced instant death We learned
no farther particulars. fAlb. Eve Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

SS- The Annual State Temperance Convention
Of Pennsylvania assembled at Harrisburg at 10 A NJ.
January 2sh The proceedings OF this meeting indicate
that strong efor, is to be made for change OF the
license law present existing in that State and
petition will accordingly be forthwith forwarded the
I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

Il A spirited County Temperance Meeting on
the License question held Thursday last at Gs
ssea, Orange Co. Addresses by Rev. J. Marsh and w.
T. Dodge, Esq. OF this City At the close of the meet
ms the question of License No License taken up
anu decided unanimously n the ncgstive-al standing
wv eop'es OF The State Appeal and 10000 Of the Coun
lss' on the subject being circulated in the Coun
~. Inc poor fund for the County in 1871 sla Ooo
which the farmers say they are tired of paying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

% We are under obligations TO Hon. SIDNEY
BREEsE OF the u. s, Senate for Public Documents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07

~ The Mayos of Boston has offered reward
Of 5000 for the detection Of lncspdes in that city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-16

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Thipoa. Maitland co.. GE Hyde col M.hsr Walton
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Rudi- Creagh Heydecker-l l. Martini l. Pivoist-
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DR. q Buck-7 Curtis col Soddsrd x Lovering-l
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Dnbois-1 Pms 4 Masmeu-l5 Bourry D'iverncis COS
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col Chester Clark col Loewg Schneider-s tabr,
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toni Buck-l5 Schraag. Koop coli M Oppenheimer&
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& co.'s Muller col badwin-2 Radio, Pan co-i5
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BALL w Brnjsmin Co.'S 10 order-3so ba:kes Of wine
Bernard & Francis-25 Harnden < co-5o cases Manon
Sr THoMAs-Schr Zsrvah-1i0 hides 60 boxes bay INN
pkgs old copper do drugs and specie, + Wood.