New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

a. ,a.o,s wherein Il might become absolutely recesss
~ to incur expenditures Tor ooecs "aice could never
o.. accomplished I. were suspected IN sdvsrce, ths
The tenn. Of expend itare and the agencies employed
vsuid De made pubic
Cry-e:. --o-ide1 such fund cos-a with tte
-, ~ he Government and subsequently enacted
tt Law lsio a. the perm saent E" oi the land. While
mis- lay exists in full feel bound - high sense
Of public policy and day to o3ietTe i' provisions &c
he rnifou practice Of predecessors uEde. J. With
-ea- resncr for the House OF Representatives. and
anxious desire 20 conform 20 taeiF wishes arr coz
strained 70 cone 70 tals eo1c.r-ion-
II Congress Gisap?-oTe me poucy oi lns law 1oeE NAY
repeal its provisions.
Ia reply 70 that portion OF the Resolution othe House
which calls for copies OF whatever communications
zero made from the Secretary OF State during tie last
session of the 9TH Congress- particularly February.
Is43 70 Mr. Gushing and Mr.. Adams. members Of the
O. This House Foreign Affairs CT the vsh
OF the President Of Inc United States 20 institute pe-
c,I mission TO Great Britain have TO stare tia; such
communications or copies of them are found in the De-
artnent OF state
If state 20 sy Officer OF the Uated States. any per-
m in Naa YORK concerning Alexander Mcleod" which
are also called for By the resolution are herewith cnm-
uuuics-ed JAMES x POLK
W1snIxc1oS april 20th, $40.
s
~ THOMAS J. FARsHAM, veil known TO the
public through his books Of Travel and ho started for
California las, Fail by tie overland route has been com
PEELED to rencu.h his journey letter from Austin.
T.. II the Journal OF Commerce, dated April 3D. says:
s.You- nei.hbor Thomas J Fsrnhsm Esq vii oroba-
big reach New-York before h!s Having ss be scSncw-
lodges been fairy beaten oy the Indians and sere-e
t,en,b,- he returns from bis contemplated trip By land 20
California 70 start from NewYork with his family for
the same country By He diued wi;h us 1--WE days
since and seemed in good health and spirits and was
making all possible dispatch for your city endeavorng
I, reach .he-e before certain vessel lett il which he
intends 10 embark for the paradise OF the Western
world "
THE CALrDoxrA's M,TL.-The largest mail ever
received AZ the Boston Pos Office brought there
from the Caetnnia yesterday. ut bali past one, P NJ
consisting n ll3 bags letters and papers. Il was i'm
porant forward the lers and papers for the South
By the steamboat mali, which closes at P. N. The
clerks wen, il ard before half past four o'clock the
mail for the South il, way IN New York In less
than TIRE hours mail containing $4,000 letters,
sud dispatched b. the clerks of the Boston
Post Office. Boston Journal
PoxgR-A man painted black, and otherwise
disguised attempted 10 rob woman residing near
Besllsvil!e Monroe County. Ohio She Ind cold n
horse Cor SD which fact the villain knew. He de-
rnauded the whole amount. She gave him some Ban Z
notes and desired that he would count them. As be
stopped ~ do So she struc him the head with
heavy poker and then alarmed the neigh5orhood. 10
few minutes the man found cead So says tho
Bemon, Chronicle.
u 4 lad of fourteen named Theodore Camp
bell residing at Summer Hill near Lake Pond. Cayuca
Co killed hmselt recently, it IS supposed by the acct
dental discharge Of pistol which he hsd oSsn ~ the Ia
Bit of carry ing abcu, hirn
~ The Msileable Iron W orks OF Miles, Green
wood & Co on the Miami Canal near Cincinnati we're
consumed by the 18th inst. The loss is estma-
ted between 50 eco 10 sl0O,oO0-S25 GOO OF which
only is covered By insurance.
re- The Plane Factory of Benson x Crannell,
on the corner Of Lodge and Howaydsts. Albany, was
destroyed by hrc on Monday morning.
" Rev. Linus 5. EVERETT, of Salem, has re-
ceyed his dismi-son from The First Univcrsas Church
in Salem, and removed to Buffalo. n. Y.
IL The dwelling and storehouse Including n
large stock of goods of NJ B6nte Msriui. near Point
Cnupee, La destroyed By fire on the 2sth ult