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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08
Yesterdays Congressional Proceedings.
From our Regular Correspondent

Reported for The Tribune. By Telegraph
WASHINGTON Thursday. May =
In the SENATE. Mr.. SPEIGHT moved a recousid
Grafton of the Florida Judiciary bill passed yes
terday The bill 10 settle the claims OF New Hamp
shire for military services was informally laid aside
no quorum voting on it's ayes, 10 noes Mr..
JOHNSON. of Louisiana, reported back with amend
ments the bill providing for an adjustment, CT sus-
pended Presumption Land Claims. After consider
ing private bills, the Senate adjourned ill Monday,
The HOUSE refused to go into Committee on NO
ton OF Mr. MCKAY NJ. ADAMS moved 10 suspend
the Rules 10 offer resolutions calling or the Pres
dent for farther information respecting deseFions IN
the army authorizing the President 10 have arrested
and tried for murder those who had shot soldiers II
any were shot. without trial. The motion was lost
The House then went into Committee Of the " hole
and took up the Pos,-osSce bill. Mr.. GrDDISeS OF
Ohio rose, ne said to privilege question. He went
on 10 make severe speech against shooting desert
ers without trial. No worse murder would II De il
corporal in command had been ordered TO shoo,
Members OF Congress. 4 discussion ensned IN
which several members took part. Mr. DARRAGH
from Pennsylvania is speaking as this dispatch
closes
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r. The LEGISLATURE OF RHopE ISLAND as
sembled at Newport on Tuesday. Hon. ROBERT B.
CRASsroN was elected Speaker Of the House, and
FRANCIS f. HorriN aud BsNI. T. EAMES, Clerks,
Governor JACKSON took the chair in the Senate and
JOSEPH S. PirMAN WAS elected Clerk. The official
canvass OF the votes for Governor showed the fol-
lowing result, BYRON OMAN, ti.aw and Orderly
7.477; CHARLES JACKSON, (Dorr Restoration w his)
1889; Scat. l55. No one having majority OF all
the votes there was no election. There was also
no election Of Lieut. Governor. HENRY BowEN's
majority for Secretary Of State was Is that OF Jo
sxrR NJ. BLAKg for Attorney General. 1876; and
that of Srxpars CAsooSE for Treasurer, So. Dt.
NAN and HARRIS were elected Governor and Lieut.
Governor by the two Houses on Wednesday,
Tho vote for Governor was-for Byron Dimon o.
Charles Jackson SO. For Lieut. Governor, Elisha
Harris received 81, and Jesse L. Moss 81.
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rY. SYRACUSE on Wednesday. in close con

kF SYRACUSE on "Wednesday. in close con.
test elected the whole Wing ticket for charter ofh
cerr, with the exception OF one constable. The
large lumber Of l,lSa, votes were polled, which
evinces both the desperate efforts of the Locos and
the unaagsing energies of the Wings The pyiH-
cipai tickets run by the Locos was strengthened by
dovetaiiins few Wing names with the regular
Wing candidates, There were various peoples
tickets independent nominations &c made up after
the same pattern. run with view of drawing of
portion OF the Wing strength; bu, i, has been sill
in vain. The Wings stood manfaHy by their ticket.
The average Wing majority 70, Trustees is lsa.
The majority for Oliver r, Lull over J. N. T Tuck.
err for Clerk, is $685. and Assessors, Stevens and
Baker o5s.
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" SILENT LIGHTING during IN. warm Summer n,Ay
lightning may sometimes ba flash for hours arn.
without intrrnissiOn, unaccOm panied by Ihuuder v,
o slso frequently cOnsciDus OF the presence OF disease
attended by iis usual starting symptoms. But there
telling how -oon the dused electricity may be concens
sd In fatal tshor III. incipent malaty may reach &
ly Crisis llis well neglect eruptons ulcer. Ipd,
ilon pain In the right side. rheumatic lwinges swepns
mo glands &c &c on tho gOund that they tribes Tn
may end In agony and death and Sgndss Sarsapari
~ acsrowledged remedy for these symptoms and ior
SaBgunous diseases Ills lille less than sporting with d.
ger To neglect 10 early use IN all such II you vO.
csper.e the silent lightning Of dsease us. lhs nva
bic antiseplc.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by A. B. AZ
SANDS Dnggists, 100 FulionsL corner Of William, tsg
York Sold also NJ 2T3 Broadway IT Eas, Brosdwsy VI
by Drugssts generally hrou ghoui the United States m
81 per UoIIle. 81 bottles for 81.
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GoURAuo's PmLosorHY OF The FIScER NAILS. No. W
We have ali thai '9s- di.lSrreabc unseetny
tsrmed a2na' may h. entirely prevented by r
quent AVIATION In .Gts formed by using Gourauds ksSa
Hedeted Soup with rspi water but 10 render the cure
fsctus trspec!aly 10 aggravated cHses) things are
crssary namely % wash frequently and to be- psrtcus1
careful 10 n.e no cissr soar .hsn hs medcAed article ri
pared By Dr. Goufand. Aud here IL would be as webs
remark inlt too attention 10 thr ingredients compost
the various soponscsous compounds Is psid by hs pub
generally Too much stTss, canEot be ltd the feet
the majority OF (-ocaled) Toilette soaps are from
qDanuty Of pota-hes th,y conAin highly Injurious ss
very msny ih.tsncea positively poisonous the hunxs
uci-. To be- contnurd
The celebrity Of Gou,Gud5 Haiinl M,dient,d goGp 10
cUra0n ofcut.n.ous ds-as-, such Salt Rheuul T,e
PusGGles, Scald Head. Erysip.ias ScurYy Sabsry 10.
&c Gs e!i ~ - power 10 removing Tan Frscsles ss
opfp, 5Fl!owbess, Redress, ko1Vhn-ss, Ctps. Crsen
Chg'e., sci- vel Known the gcA propsr.is,1
hI Po'nfreI s5,,s In exiirpauHg .upr,a1ou. bumsn M
Equally cerSrnt-d, IN u. way, !, GgnrGn1fs Greesn Es
DE. tOr coiorag rcd, light gray hair let aad ggf
black GoVroa4f5 L'qsm Rouge Ia Indispensable bee
pse-'acra who are de~rpus , their ch--ks should -
40 the bloom. and exc the fragrance OF The
~ It's ngliy important remember thai tho geuss'
preparations II Dr. Felix GOUfsnd cannot be Coiane4
e=PE al his depot 81 WalkersL rst from Brosd1F
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To DRusKARDs AND lSEBsi,IEs How many VII
c4,ri1d 10 uatimely graye al this Int season MsE,
Is ior you beverage ltat will prove mare besgrs-
en-. apsf, and llaL
The heate5 paatiog BODY and weary limbs,
By ia sst iaSgeace, s.-ngth and y.gor tti5Il
IL. OF such p1w-r 10 setiste and cool Tho lhirt-
And make IN. cfanksrd GIit the z aAs accnrsl r..
Such Is JONAS celebrated Nectar, which forms 81 e.
y-.c-n! drink. Up-of and lnsf favored han Soda Va
i ICES tha ihre- cents giass, and Ia sliozet
article. Sole sts2 chaihsla-.t. ms zs@ /
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.,r IN two .sys after between Ma:anoro. sa6 the ere
and -FOUR brethren in srns impatienty Eai. for you
=, Eve tr he country The glorious laure!s which We vii
80 nm .he banka Of the Rio Brzzos
Hses<ade dc RapooHei March 81 1856.
PEDRO De AMPUDIA
REvoLUTIos.-A new revolution has broken out
in The South OF the Department OF Mexico beaded
by Gen. Don Juan Alvarez, in favor Of the Federal
Consultation and the return OF Santa Ana At the
latest dates we could get its details bat there
is no doubt OF the truth Of the report
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ou1sTpE-FasP age-Tne New.York and Erie Rail
road; Capital Punishment, Abolished in Michigan :
Things in Albany Members Of the Convention Of 1921
"The Things that make for Peace " New.York Lesisla
ture; Recompen.e of Teachers News Items. &c
Fourth Poge-Poery--Ths outeant Individual Free
dom; Trade of the Hudson Sales of Stocks Treasur'
er's Weekly Statement; Marine Journal, &c
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LowELL.-PeThaps a! no time since Lowell was
a city has she been N a more prosperous condition
than a. the present Work - abundant. New
mills are going up, and in almost every part 0: the
city, new houses are 10 progress OF erection and
our population ID rapidly increasing lis pleasant
10 witness the manifold evidences Of prosperity
which meet the eye in every part the CRY Lowell
Is becoming large place, truly. Among the chief
improvements OF the present season is the com
Increment OF the new canal between the Law
renee Mills AID Pawtucket Z ais. IL viii cost much
LABOR and money before Il IS completed, as part of II
Is 10 pass through solid ledge Of rock almost equal
10 the deep cut the Boston and Lowell Railroad.
The brick blocks on the Me-rirnack and Boot cor
porations and the block on tee corner of Merrimack
and kirksreets, viii be great additions the city
when finished and they will doubtless be finished
before the season closes TIE new church OF the
Third Congregational Society, Rev. Mr. Biansn-
ards which is now begun Will. we Learn, be one
Of the largest and most beautiful churches n TIE
city, when finished. There are four large, new
mills under way. some OF which viii De finished
and in Operation before the first Of January These
mills are the new Mddlesex, the site Of the old
Mechanics Mills the new Merrimack mil, the
Isrges, in The CRY, the new Hamilton MILL and the
mills of the Prescott corporation II Is surprising
10 see tie quantity OF bricks. l1rnOer, and other
b1iIding materials which daily are brought 10 this
ci.y By the railroads, the canal and the river We
ike TO note these une.rng evidences OF progress.
Lowell Is the great seat OF the mechanic arts May
this ever be her proud distinction among the cites
Of The Vnion- Lowell C0uriey
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Imnnrtnnt from Mexico,

PISA letter has just been received from Vera Cruz
Of the sd that pO:e.y contadics the rumor that the
yellow fever in the American feet Gen. Bravo has
been appointed 10 the command OF the Eastern Division
of the Mexican Army. He is not warn friend Of
Paroles but is known hate Santa Ana. Authors Of
articles in the Mexican papers have send them TO the
authorities Paroles organ in the Capital has been put
under the ban. The Mexican Government has written
10 The French Government foit TO receive Almonte
At Galveston there 10 but feet OF water the bar.
and the creates, difficulty Is experienced 10 get into that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08

TIE GREAT WEsTERS.-This fine steamer took
her departure yesterday at three o'clock FOR Liverpool
TIE following Is list Of her passengers
Mr. {. Harris and LADY, of Philadelphia J. G. Jackson.
OF England H. Mali. and Miss p. Hans OF N York
Isaac Lewis Jr. do George Wood Philadelphia Joseph
T. Bailey and lady, do; Nicholas M-nacheai, do VIM.
Anderson, Mississippi; G.. ". Lurmsn Baltimore Angel
H. Jacobs, New.YorK Mrs. IL !. Sharpe do Mr.. Z. C.
Becker do Georae Lang do Mr. Caylus LADY child and
nurse. do D. + Eaton. lady 8 two children do Mathew
Woodhead do; g. o Hall. lady. child & sefv,, New-Or
leans Robert H. Dixey N.H-Yors D. NJ Peyser do :,
J. r. Shegogue, do J. w Solution do VIM. Michel
tree Pit,sburg A. Therott Esq do Mr. James Archer
aud lady, ST Louis Rev. F. OzIoy, Philadelpnia MI
Edward Sryboe and Capt de Bathe. Mexico Col.
Twiggs and daughters, Georgia MIR. John Bones,
lad and Miss Lon gstreet. do WIN. Habershaw New
York A. s Brown and Robert h-il, DO; Thomas PAtter
son Toronto Ths- Lockhsrt, Jr. and lady, New York
lsdy and Ml.s L. Taylor do; C. kolb Cincinnati J G.
Parker Sheffield Mrs C. 81 Connelli. = children md
nurse New York Mr.. Chas. T. EA'msn. do J. say,
New Orlesns :. Lord. lady and Miss Lord New YORK
Thomss Medley New Orleans Thomas May and lady
Louisiana WIN. Z. Lewis. Eew-Y0rk Lieuts. Thon1,
Darcy 18th R-gt. b. A. Canada James hennys, 32d
Regr A. Canada Capt. Ainslee, SD Regt BA. Cana
da Messrs. Thomas Hill and lady, Richard Buriew Jos
Stuart LADY and .aIes children and servant New York
Antonio Cosmos. Mexico J. Desorines and p. Cnige y.
Orleans David Scott 1esrer Of dispatches Ohio
Robert Fals. bearer Of dispatches British Government
Liverpool A. Close, Penn kobt. G0osricb. Jamaica
VIM. NJ Gibson. Baltimore arthur Blake Charleston
Richard Mitchell Scotland Herman Thierman Phi.adel-
yna Edward hsy. Sheffield A. II. Finley, john T..
Fisher, Edward Blackburn, David Hidden and Misses
Hadtsn, P. V Hoffman and lady. Miss julia u. Hoffman
Ne~-York Capt Bufd l+rh Regt Lieut. Rose 5Oth
Rides NJ John Sumner, Canada Mr.. Battersby aud
lady Charleston c. Leysring ana lady Baltimore
Messrs Robsrt E. Lsunl,z VIM Watson g. II Sheban
Nes.York John Haslett, Philadelphia JOnn Hugns ~
Orleans Frank Cheney. Com Robert Nelson ESQ
John Nelson. Esq Mss Harriet Heliscn, Philadelphia
Nr. Charles Sumner Cansta-l2..
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WHo WAITS a SPLENDID HEAD OF HlIaA-The Hars
Hair II oct Or order, 10 brought splsndid coId.Eor
t. asc Of 81 cent bottle OF Joness Coral Hair Re-
alive cod sam. place Th-se are iiI real gas
vii force hair TO grow the ned face and ood
any part where nature Intended The hair should grOs
making The scalp healthy il sys The hair falling Of =
iho.oug cures All scIr. and dsrdru Another OF ny
pe.-- 20 maze the hair grow naturally dark scd
uf1L Sold AZ iae American Eagle % Chsih2m-sl.
rny6 eL1od
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ROYAL GURLEY Aurtiors.r.

~ Ef'a'-tDLOtIs
r REMOVED FROM Is9 TO 3Gi BROADWAY, co.,
Duane iL-La1D Library Of john X ToavHIerd, Etfsr
Gay sitsrrooG O'Clock, scd continued Ia the oyennt
be soid by Ruyal Guri-y * Co. heir Long RooDTa
Broadway, corner Of Duane, the extensive VARIABLE
Library Of Johr r Townsend, Esq. cons.sIin% Of -
Dlgesti Tr.atises many Ergish editions Of the 'S
po.:s ssate Trials, splendid copy Of Jusinisn 1 -
&c cs.Ioer.. ~. r.st I.A'' i'' m6
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~ fbe iosi Celebrated urrsf a,testss In
the h"f can always be preserved II mey care s tsses
prevent IL decay AID To- DO his Is only nrcrsssry 70 M
troy dsudfuL scun &C. aud 10 mDisen aud noursh Il vA
something OF stimulating nature. No person would ers
be troubled " IN d-cayed hair th-Y would only use aiA
toilet PnALoSs CHEMICAL U,fa lsyicosAToR Ea,'
gives Tho Hair soft usrous appearance. For ssle who.
sale and retail by T.. PHALON, ii Broad way Judsc
Hotel, Wig-mRS-r and Hair DRESSER Also BY Drug q.
Fancy den-era LhrOng hnnt Tho U ninn.
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DR. kELLtSGER's LISImESr.-Tha great remedy h y
wonder Of the There has been shown ~
lie Ia the as twenty years IL equal Tor he INN eiisEs
permanent cure Of PHI Rheumatic, ScrofuOus Bnd Cuisnsg
disease All Old sores Of every nature soundy curl
In q few day. Mr.. Arnold Mason contractor OF HI,
Bridge Harlem river cured OF Rheumatism Of
years standing by the Of three. bottles To b., had s.
81 Jonn-st Wholesale and retail u 20 per bottle
Itaol
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rrssr OF MAY-Thoso of oet subscribers who
changed .ksir residences the lat Of May win obige
NJ By leaving their addresses at the Counting Room
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Bz~ARE.-Ls3!es, touch rot common prepared ehsI~
vii ruin yoGr aEin Use ia. beautiful vegetable 5Hs
auon, The jones' Spanish Lily Wb;ie. Il will give
.hln Hs!ora, .tfese Wilderness, and improve yo1fs
Sold a. g CtaihArl-st ms -
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r Merchants, Mechanics and business ne. .
and the Wing Alrninac for 1916 very useful saa :.
venien. book Of reference throughout the yes. .
p-ice ia only las cepa per copy, or 81 per d9sss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08

w TIE CRY OF Quincy, H. held an election;
for Charter Officers on the Goth ult which reusl,ea
IN the choice of JOHN Woop, W big, for Mayer
with one Wing and TWO Loco F e0 Aldermen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08

EXTENSIVE RoRBEEr.-Mr Ester!ey, laie Sheriff
q Berks county, robbed q The Ar inst Of 60 800
gold and silver -a.ch while the whole family were
attending The funeral of bis brother TIE house about
three miles from Reading and entered IL s sup
paced by the second floor window The money was
concealed N ysCit. which vas broken open and the
Ecaey sbstrhcted The fuseral Of Mr.. Ester!ey took
place z Reading Philadelphia Eagle,
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Inv Courts.

COMMON PuyAs-Oue Court-No5 l., e6 90. IS. %.
oss OIL r. So o. 49, IS -. III. 49, iG H. 81 lo5, 50.
Both branches Will ST Monday.
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y The greatest nirscLs and bies.ng ever nyenpdS
cnfrg permanently eruptoas disgu'emeGts Of Ell %
cotored skiE-snch SIS Pinpes fr-ckles, b!oiehes g9
SAT- rher scuryy, erys.p-lss tan, sBnbCrn nbeS
Inc CREST beneht that all aGG agcs nave dsrysd-
asing single cake Of the genu Jon-ss Itzan Cbgr
soap il truly many. II completely changes dark ys1Ss
s1Eburnt sAln ~ WHIT healthy clearESss, esyf1f =
szln so z1c smooth. IL Is also Dset by many pbyscot
being te only Tor heads. boards, bsi'
itch, Old scDryy, Ons ti. win ,stisy all woo w
tue pains the genuine and real Joae-s Soap,
sign " tse American Eagle, % Chatham N. Y Pre-
a -
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Connecticut.

The LEGISLATURE of Connecticut assembled nj
New. Havan ON "Wednesday, 9th inst. CYRUS b..
BEARpsLEY (Locol was elected Speaker of the
House by n vote OF ll2 10 lO2 for WIN. w. BOARD
MAN (Whig) and one Scattering CHARLES r. In
oERsoL1 aud CALVIN w. PHtLLEo (Locos) were
elected Clerks the first by and the latter by 10
majority. HENRY g. LEWIS and FRANCIS BACON
were the Wing candidates. Messrs OSBORN and
BALDWIN lLocos) were elected State Printers on
the part of the House.-In the SENATE Hon. SAM
uEL INGHAM was elected President and ALFRED A.
BURSRAM Cerk-both Locos. The Clergymen Of
the City were invited to act as Chapains.
We are indebted for the above TO the New Haven
papers of Wednesday evening. The following let
ters contain later
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
NEw-uAvEN, May eth, II O'Clock, NJ
Tho Senate and House of Representatives me, in
Joint Convention this morning At o'clock and pro-
ceeded to ballot for State Officers the result of which
ballot was 24l ballots in all-necessary TO choice
lal-of which,
Isaac Toucey, (Loco) received. -...--...--.l2i
Clark Bissel. (whig) Z" ..-....--."ll6
Francis Gillette, (hbo) ...........--.
making Mr.. Toucey's mnj :. The vote for Mr.. Gil
iet,e was thrown out, as il was unconstitutional
The vote for the remaining State Officers was the
same as above with tho exception OF the Abolition
member of the House putting in blank vote AZ
ter the election of the State Officers the Joint
Convention was dissolved and the Senate retired to
their Chamber
A Joint Committee from the House aud Senate
was appointed to wait upon the Governor elect and
inform him of his election-the Committee on the
part Of the Senate was, Hon. HERMANus NJ
WEIGH, of Farmington on the part of the House,
GEORGE S. CATLIN, of Windham, ApNA Will
TING, of Harrington. No other but that would be
interesting &c you that could ascertain.
Senate and House adjourned till o'clock to NOR
row morning. The Governor is expected in town
about o'clock this afternoon
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INV, YaTgR,s SPEECH.

p>r.on, ,ois4iag 10 send tals Speech 10 hear
s,i.nds in the country can procure ii at the TgI-
au,r oaee IN ,oragpers ready for mailing at tuo
ceats per copy.
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POEM.

FAy's sARsArARlLLA l3i and l36 Fulton st-Att,s
ton is called advertisement rstpsge this paper
mye 81
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ASSISTANT vlcr CuANcELLoRs CorRr-Bctore Assistant
Vice Chancellor SanlforI- ilidia H. Haas Il Co. VS. "
& J. Cnyyfe and NATHANIEL EimbaR-Ths is an application
for the recovery Of twe Indiana and three Illinois bonds
of $1,000 EACH alleged TO have been obtained Of Messrs
H & Co under the following circumstances Mr. james
W. Henfy, broker was isaeoeu 20 ueSsls, Sufle s'vu'
slooo- lueE ,equrSe" M Nluoh'' !" DUAL, .oh -
Henry Tue oouas ABOVE mentioned lor Mt ''c' or'lSA'
Mr. Henry weh 10 me ounce OF NE H. 3 60. VINO "a
also brokers ana ASKED ior ,e oan' or SNORT INC Oh
I'VE bonds as deScroe., sS ,'aneH t, a.reSioy 10
'ne uS'st u oIoNe,s : '' i ~ -, 'eu e w '.e
Of MI kmbal MT MeloIinlcN was theIe, ana was Nj
lo"el 10 "he away ,ue oU,us' WI" d lol'' W - 'o'
mem ne a'erwarCs 'euNoieu 5 to NOES W Nr. ecu
NJ II dS nor ov,, tho lors tbcy corId nor t
,ssn Tor his liabilities Decision referred For
,,ts N,ssrs : sherwood aud N,tbcr For 5sf,rtar,s
Vcssrs Flv, sar4forI and Rnr Lb,r, and u,,,,o,
s. c.. - ~, nv,
-, s - 90. ".oo vs. .as'a
-Ia ~ o' - ~ us .', WIS eH.ea on YES
nns,no,sd ., ,hs Inn 49, NJ F5oa 'v 80; WIS
ccaIJ n. ,yi.nsss hr, nor arsxarin,, W. h.; ,a %
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POEM.
Al persons in search OF Amusement.
Or Novelties rich ne they re various
VIII ind Of all Kind. for our uie meant.
At thu American Museum
Al aud -, ?. NJ. rich Performances
BY Western Dlasolving Views Magic and Danei
And a View Of dd beautiful Venus and OBng
Can w. had at M hours Trey are wonderful!
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THE ARTISAN OF Lyons: or Loves Traces,
BY DENNIS HASSxGAS. author Of the Orange Gil Of
Venice Leon de- Csarar sc. has iHss made is ap-
pesrsnee from the press OF VIM. Il Graham, Tribune
Buildings, where lis 70, sale. vel gotten up and
appears s possess considerable interest Price p c.s
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Business Notices.

THE LAST CH,NcE.-rhere are yet remaining about Y
lots OF Mcssr, Couthouy Nevsrss STOCK 3il Broadvu
be sold. The sale will commence precisely 10 ocN
at NO SOC III he catalogue aud continue until every GHc
Is disposed OF.
The richest Sots7 LAMPS and GiRANpolE,, togetAe
with 20 magnificent Chandeliers and papIcr Mask,
Centre and Qarettc Tables. Also superb Dnoer Set ia
the window are to be sold This Day.
y G-Buyers have their purchases delivered a, t
close 81 the sale
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TIE CAMBRIA AND CAPT. JUDSiNs.-The pas
sengers By the steamer Cambria held meetings TIE
Trsmon, House the evening Of the 5-h inst and ad
dressed letter Csp; 1udk!ns eSonersnos hin from
blame and expressing their auduinished confidence n
him.
Cap. J. has made statement which sppears in ;se
Boston Atlas relative he Cambria during tie
late sccdea, which does dier materially trorn SC
before published. excsp; IL much as il denies
tina: soundinss obtained in IS hthoms water from
the Cainsria previous to her going ahoFe faiao'ns
was the last obtained from her Capt Iudkins ex-
onsrses the PILOT from Halifax from al blame in TIE
matter, stating ths. the ship under his sole CEN
nsnd, ,hss himself gave ali the orders, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08
Death NJ Saratoga.
co-.a.nontsnce Of Tte Tr.bure.

SAk.roGA SPRINGS. Ap-il6 loi6.
Dr.. JoHS CLARKE, proprietor OF Congress Spring
Of tie lse rIn of Lynch Clarke died tbs morning At
bali pas, O'Clock. aged aboat % yea-s HIS loss vii
be mach fe!r here Yours. &c 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08

q The Posi- Hee a, Middleb,ook Mills in
Montgomery County, Nd has been discontinued, and
ihe letters and papers destined sr that ofce VII here
after Dc delivered s, Tie Pest o5see 81 Rockville,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08

Il There arrived 81 his po,, yesterday from
Liverpool lass stesrsse passengers, By tie Garick
$751; Asstons los, Seuthsyror iSs Rochester ais Csa
bridge sSJ-lsss,