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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14
Law Courts..peferred.

l. s. CIRCUIT CoUBT-Before Judge Nelson,-Ths trial
OF Capt DAVIS OF the .chr Patuxen charged with being
concerned in the slave trade continued On the
the defence shown that the PatH4ent took
board at New YORK, some OF il freight intended for mis-
sonsry eStablshmentstha she took board plank and
spars saS to be for vessel in process OF being built
Cape Mount-that rice is article Of trade the
coast and that Capt; Cannot II said had given up the
sieve trade, and taken 20 agricultural pursuits at Cape
MouDtAt the time Of her capture the PatNent had been
several weeks 1t said, trading the coat-tnat
of the casks board had been palm oil casks and
not intended 20 be Ged for slave purposes &C. &c. The
trial will BE continued this forenoon For T. $. Mr.. But
Ter, Dist Attorney. For defendant. Mr. Graham and Mr..
Shafer.
CoURT OF OIER AND TEaAfNER-Before Judge Edmonds
and Aldermen Stouea and Compon-Senence in relation
the alleged Nuisance OF the Bstchers Melting Association
deferred till this forenoon.
PenttentdT Pf1s0nerS.-Judse Edmonds remarked that
one portion of The duty OF ;ha Oyer and Termner IS
general yard delivery. From the OF Mr.. Mott
Keeper Of the Pentenar the Court appears that 90
persons detained at the pen,enary whose teras
OF imprisonment have expired, OF them or 10
months This circumstance demands the interference
OF the Court The Jstge orte ed OF habeas corpus
10 bring the parties that action may be taken in re-
gard 10 them.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Before Judge acknowledgement and
" J. Manufacturing Co. A6Vdh FLNis7'-Action BY
creditor Of the company to obtain the right 10
which s denied. already referred Verdict for det
SUPREME CoUKT-Beiorc Judges Bronson, Beardsiey and
Jewet.-No IS on the calendar 10 now under argument
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FROM The CAPE De vgkD IsLAyDs.-A cores.
rondent OF The Salem Register writing from Port
Prague, Cape de Yerd. March :, says
TIE plague Is still raging a: Buos Vista AL who could
have left the Island but poor people who REMAIN
there are in s.ate OF There 10 provision
or tie island and in fact but ts In sny Of the otherl
There has been a subscription raised al tee colony OF
Bsthurs; RIVER Gambia for the poor ofBuoa Vss By the
En- zsh people. amounting 70 about $500 or 800 bushels
OF corn which have 90 board tor ,sem. out the
person VITO has charge OF il he colonial secrstaT says
he shall no. 90 there win L. bur shall discharge Il n s.
Nicholas Tasrs was vnen We left- report in Gambia
tnst the plague had broken IN the Island Of Goree,
and tina, from IS 70 20 were dying every day The small
por in Gosee IN February This saad Ia Tery sick
IL for this of me year
The Haz ship jamestown. The sloop Of war Yorktown
and tire ship Southampton, now lying here
TIE YorkroEn has just returned from e-ui4e down
the coast, and las taken three slaTers.
The brig Cohansey. Of HevYork sailed from the Isle
of SAIL Feb Il ior Rio Grande- TIE schooner Cosnop
oi,s. from Baltimore Is nov here from Bisssu. The
8 h-s Boxsr The ccast- No American vessel II
Gambia March L 80
The sickness here is confined 10 the nhabitsnM and
Is caused By the weather being much code: sssa ssRa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14

The RECRUITING YEsTEAoAr-A great msnJ more
recruits were Obtained yesterday and ,5e work goes
bravely on. Although the humber OF names enrolled
amounts 70 some hundred. are Of opinion II the
amour, OF men called for By The requsitou will no, Be
completed unless By system of drafting We trust
they will be acted on speedily. m. o. Bee. o. May ih.
e What TIE CosscalPr1oS already, before
toe first battle is fou ght with only feeble Mexico for
an opponent And this when our Army is peri
lousy beleasuered on the Rio Grande, and only
four regiments required from the whole State OF
Louisiana Gov. johnson offers ten dollars bounty
in hand and months pay in advance to every vol
unteer bu, even four regiments cannot be obtained
in the great South Western Metropolis, which has
ever been the heart OF the Texas Conspiracy Call
you this backing your friends Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14

Disastrous IxrSD.rioS.-We learn, says the
s. Lsod-v La Hki tsa The whole face OF the country
bordering on The Msrnen,uw Rives and Gull, nea- il
mouth, Gas been entirely oEefno"n- Inc late SOUTH
Etnd, On the Calf brUuza. tremendous tide which.
added % he swollen STAKE Of tie rve. fU the
rsins have submerged ,he whole country So sudden
"a, the hood tina, ren families az SAID 70 have per.
;.sed II =
PR1srEas AND PA1RIoTIsN--As.usual. our crafts
ren have bn p.ounp, In volunteering for the defence
Of the country Out Of body OF less THAI 200 nearly
50 have already dropped The composing stick and
shon1ss-sS the rusket Patriotism has made strong
arat. or the oees In ct great Is the enthusiasm
~ the crsfr TIA: the question Is 10. Who viii sot
hu, who wiz remain N Q. Delta. Str
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Things In p Philadelphia.

COrTefpondencs OF The NeW-fork tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Msy 49,, a. u.
Two children were killed on the railroad near
sShuylk Thrdst last evening by being crushed in
OF the baggage train of the West Chester
running OF the track.
A German named Charles Mozler murdered his
wife Monday night, at bis residence In WILLOWS the
western part of the city, by cutting her throat from
with q razor The wretch IS in prison.
fire occurred last night al o'clock in the brick
building No. 81 Franklln-st. Damage tridinS.
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NEw-YoRK, THURSDAY, NAY IA, 1870.

ritory szterds Westrardly 70 tie Pae.fc OCEAN,
taking in ali Ne#Mexico, Sonora California &c.
She says she formally announced this claim to
France, England and other Powers before they re-
cognized her independence, 50 that they have vrtu.
ally ratified il Every one must see that the Texan
claim 20 territory which was neve. under Texan
rule is Just as good to the Pacific as TO the Rio
Grande-iba: IS just good for nothing. Yet i, is on
the strength OF this claim that he Journal Of Com
nerce justifes our Government il pushing on Fifty
thousand Men to butcher our fellow. Christians OF
Mexico, bum their towns, Eavage their country,
and annex their struggling millions to our over.
grown territory Shall there not be reckoning
for this 7
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Things in Albany.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
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Covrespondence OF The Tr1oune,
ALBANY Nay Il o'clock.
The session was spent in the discussion of the
Annual Supply Bill
A section to purchase 80 copies of tho new edi-
ton OF the Revised Statutes, JUS, compiled By John
c. Spencer, was adopted.
The Senate have been engaged principally in the
passage Of land bills That 10 abolish Distress for
Rem; passed BY vote of 70 ,o3. The other Anti
Rent bills were passed over for the day.
All the Insurance Relief bills have passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14

Daily Arrivals OF Produce, stock, &c. by the
New-York and Erie Railroad COmpa ny
J. Clarion, Agent.
MAY l2-New York and Eric Railroad arge Suy
dam-70 sides leather Brsyton Co; s5 tubs butter
IL calves Capt Coleman; 36 tubs butter Capt Clark LOT
tons pig iron w Fl Townsend; do iron and steel to
Pearson & CO. S! calves g. tubs butter sheep jennings
Thompson s. tubs 80 calves Capt King 81 tubs
butter 81 calves Capt Leeds.
Week ending Msy }, 1896 quarts milk.
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NOW sLI,a pEcToaAL AoNEY oP

IyZRWURT composed wholly Of vegetables " ne
NOS, ,s!e and valuable eonbrsnon s1e nscc Iof
eases Of cheat coughs soes ssna wnoopaa-
sgs .eesyef .ns cotnnlendarons Of ~ sG
e.ey IN ell palnoasy eonp!.n ION 19 saos. ssai eod
s: ,o or asss very largely and
without hD eenon sSstsn o. g9eg 20 much resofsd 70
LIN veref sss II Tbs sppe,ite nosrshss and
,nyisostes constitutions Impaired By prouscsd coughs.
FOURTH B5weryi Wstson, s. cstherne Coddingon, 500
Hudscc; ASpinwsl, Willtsmu; cfnmbes, Bovofy cor.
OF h and Of Bsoono and Suffolk corner Of Ave-
and 40 Gfsnd-st; Mr. jones' "a oreenwichzsssSs
C. s.ean snd Mrs Hays, Bailey, Brook.n and vbolssse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14
General Notices.

~ Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
No. IL Naist-ts aimee inis Institution CON-
-ucsd the business Of Life Insurance the liberal plan
then announced In Its That the principles
;h-re.n contained have with the appreciation Of those
who have sou h, the advantages which Institution
sdorcs IN making provision family needs 40 other
proof than the OF The isct that I0 Policies have
b-ec Issued and that premiums the OF Sl6tSs
- hsye bsen received during that period.
The amount OF funds received for premiums has aTesty
established u large cspip which rapidly increase By
the payments OF the sCcoad years premiums the accruing
interest and the receipts for policies The
curu from enables the Directors FOL-
81 their promises lay fund tho 10.
creaspc ages nsured-eCua 10 retnsuing every lfpsy
all demands for losses and TO dvde large profits among the
insured.
W April statemenr-Mutusl Benef. Life Insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14

New RATES OF PosTAeE-Mr. HOPKINS, from
the Committee on the Post Office and Pos. Roads
reported TO the House on Monday bill establishing
the following rates Of postage:
For every letter or packet OF oneuar.er Of
less conveyed 800 mes less. 300 or less
than $50 miles. 10 cents 800 miles. is cents ard
FOR every additional quarter OF fraction less
than the quarter Of an ounce, additional postage
cep when letter written single sheet OF paper
weighing over oneQu.rter OF less than one
half an ounce single postage bs charged the rates
OF IS cents TO be discontinued and after the LIST July.
sls the opinion OF :he Postmaster General the rev.
enues OF the Department equal Us expenditures. and in
that case cents shall be charged for IL distances over
800 miles.
Section provides the rates newspapers, viz
Newspapers sent by publishers 20 subscribers agents
less than 100 miles, over 1903 miles AGENTS pamph-
LET'S. &c per sheet les. than leo Ialles cent over 100
miles cents.
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roz TIE PILES.

rpu,us ELECTUARY-An Internal remedy, d
e... rars for Piss sisrnsi or external bicettns
,j,d Rod s. III faip1rs sDtSsto1si and By sao Pro
49, rruIzry edncaed Rhysrixn Of twscty yeary
1900 coohre6 To 10 ece practice WHARF P1eS and ali
Eh,note diseases xre accessibility treated Medical CGce
Us soHsJ, 4 doom a5oTs 5pt.nxSi phl7 SnD&Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14

FrSSr-The Tribune enrInerstes who II regards the
sn Of talent Of each party returned 10 The Convention
and gives y sness6 Of these are lawyers II mentions
ire nscs Of more persons who II particularly regrets
were defeated whom are lawyers also This for the
Au,i-Law,er oryau is rather rich. utica Gazette
r. We do not see VIVA; the highly respected
LAWYER who conducts Inc Gazette should consider
SO funny in this matter unless be his own gram
mar or the disposition which leads him to be inees
sanity pokins straws ST other Wing journals and
furnishing swee, morsels' for quotation by the Lo-
q. Foco Press The Tribune never was m anu
Lawyer organ, though seaSnes'ly desires the cor,
r,.c,;on oflecal abuses Wehsve repeatedly stated
that, in order to accomplish any real and enduring
Law Reform the presence OF some abe ana honest
LAWYERS in the Convention would be indispensa'
BILE though we would no, have the Convention
composed wholly or mainly of Lawyers nor men
pursuing any one other vocation.
So long as men are selfish, knsvish, Quarseiso'ne'
rapacous eager to fare sumptuousiy and perform as
little useful Labor as possible, we must have Law
verso our friend need not trer,ble for the over
throw Of his calling even though The land were tiled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14
Removals.

DEyOyAi,-iniia Rnb5er.-H. h. DAY has removed
fNhi. -s The sale OF Inda Rubber Goods VI
every drs puor tho spacious store No. - Cort
lsndst > doors below the Western Hotel. myl I'm
DURNAP &, BABCOCK have removed to No lis
bfuliou--L NV i'm
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PRISON SONNET. .HY HENRY c1Arr, ia.

PRISON SONNET---.Bf HENRY ctAPP. ia.
on. how can Man his equal brother chain
Within cold walls, while this warm hearted Spring
Makes ali the Earth and Heavens with joy 10 ring
With soug of birds and trees and falling rain
Would he from sin HE fellow man reclaim,
Aud guide his steps 10 Wisdon's pleasant wsys,
Where be may know snd live his Makers praise
Aud learn 10 sing the glory OF dis name
Then !ocse the shsckie from his schins limb
Take from bis heart the prisons deaih!y chill,
And let him roam e'er smiling mead and hill
Where Nature voice-her low pe-pc;ralhyuln' :
WIN Danish from his soul each Hate impure.
And make it glow with Loves that shall endure.
Sa.r, jail May . lsi6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14

~ HENRY CLAPP. Jr. Editor of the Lynn
Pioneer Mass was recently tried at Salem and
convicted of libel on one Aaron Lummus, a Justice
of ynn-said libel being detectedin account of
trial of which the following is the passage adjudged
libelous
Invent into the Court when The mock trial came on
and never Witnessed more ridiculous farce The
prisoner escaped very easily Of For he Is man
of property and stapdias Had he been poor fellow,
he would probably have been sent 10 prison
For this passage he was sentenced to SIXTY days
Imprisonment in the County Jail, while his pub
Usher was obliged to pay fine of $500. Mr.. ClaPp
is now serving GU, his time and will be free again,
we believe, on the 23d inst. Meantime, he works
away q, his calling, and is probably as happy in
prison IS some Justices and Judges are out OF it,
We love no, to speak evil OF dgnitaries still, less to
cross the path of the Law; yet this whole business
of Libel Law is such puzzle 10 us that even TO
think Of i, is apt 10 give the head ache, SO we
will keep guard on our tongue and pen. Yet can
be libel TO say ,ha, either Justice Lummus or the
Judge who tried this libel case might well afford to
go sixty days 10 jail if they might thereby be Incl
ted 10 write such lines as the following Mind, il
this IS libel we don't say ii. AT any rate, we
shall take the risk of pronouncing this good Son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14
Social Reform.

II the Courier D. Enquirer will say which Of its
two latest stories this subec, i, wishes to have
believed-that which represents Fourierisnl as
entirely exploded and Us as having tacitly abandon
ed it. or the opposite assertion iha; this Four
ierism is fast becoming an important and dangerous
element in our Politics which requires TO be
st-enuous!y combated-we will waste some space
on its incidental calomnies. So long ts magnity
Of one DAY is effectually demolished b. the next
coinage of the same Mint We feel that our columns
cEn be better employed.
For the present, then, suffice i; THAI we have never
advocated the formation of any party antagonist to
the Wing party though we mean to deal justly and
courleously by all others. We have not wished 10
drive or coax any one Gu, OF this party who could
live in it peeccably. giving Others ike privilege
The articles we published in 1872 3 which do not
please the Courier Native ally at Rochester have
this motto Our evils are Social not Political. and
Social Reform can aion, eradicate them If the
writer has since found reason 10 modify his views
no change has been evinced through The Tribunc.
That some, probably most, OF the practical at
tempts yet made to establish Industrial Associations
in utter destituiion Of pecuniary means experience
or business talent-in debt even for the land on
which the experiments were undertaken-wo
inevitably fail, we have all along asserted. No one
knows this better than our principal calumniator.-
We have been disappointed rather by the tenacity
OF life evnced by several such experiments than by
the failure of others. On the other hand, that the
Working Classes will ultimately devise or adopt
WAYS and means OF tc0rking for Themselves, instead
Of soliciting employment of and paying profit on
their labor 10 others this believe today with
firm and lively a faith as ever. If the Courier or
any one else knows why five hundred Working
Men cannot work for and with each other, exchang
ing their products first cost, and thus maintain
themselves as surely and amply as though they
stood charged with the far costly subsistence
of two or three hundred merchants. brokers la"
yers cons.abep &c. &c. in addition 10 their own
families we will thank him TO tell US. That the -
productive classes indispensable in the Pre'ep q,
social arrangement, and all 10 blame for It's or
rors we have hundred times reiterated When
we plead that the common Currency Of business
shall be par Currency, we neither intend to cen
sure nor make war upon the dealers in Uncurrent
Money. This whole matter is very plain 10 all but
those who deliberately msrepresent it with the base
intent OF prof,iug by the prejudice thus engendered
We leave them TO their work.
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l. A. BLopaEr, 81 soatsst.


Kr. z 5 C. E,r,ies-sir; Believing ,hs, wneI's Ar.
esnum Extract Is we'll calculated TO AFFORD relief
sards who suffering feel compelled, In accord
snce with nay principles OF Philanthropy and humanity,
much dislike 70 have my pane parsded before tho pub
nc a. cer OF any patent nedcire) 10 ssia which
came under my own immediate observation.
NV ttls grandson shout three OF sgs has been
afflicted breaking out al over bis body and taec since
he months Old Several physicians were called Ia
h aud they all pronounced IL hereditary serofa-
lous affection he constant sonics OF annoysnee,o
tts mother and times apparently suffered the rox Intense
pau himself One of his brothers having died about three
years ago, Aer having had the Wh.e Swelling, WA
feared bs the family thai this child would soon follow him.
After having used all the Sercfaous Medicine within my
rasch chsnced advertisement for the sale OF
Winers Arcanurn purchased bottle and after having
used IL three weeks, tho boy entirely free from any crap
tons his sensi health 10 much improved and be 10 now
pronounced physicians be cured. Tbs child may DO
seen al any time by hng at No. S9 South l0th-st
I am sir your very grateful servant,
ROBERT FUREY.
Price 81 ger bottle. or six bottles for IS.
Prepared By John Winner Co IS Maiden-lsne, New.
York sole prorrleors for the United States.
For sale by Charles H. Ling l9s Broadway eornsf OF
Johpst; Wyatt 4 ketchsm, III Falton-st T. A. Sands,
1888 5owery, corner Of Springi j. l. Coddtngtcn, 500
Hudson eorser OF Spring; j. W. Sssseft Git Broadway
and al No. 8 D!vision-st
In Brooklyn. by Mrs. Hays. lsS Fulton:.t; / Brse "a
Jamesst F. T. 0ulrk Co corner OF Atlantic and Co
lumba sis Or. Sieane ls4 Fulton a. and otco OF he
Long Island STAR and Druggsls throughout the Uosd
S,.isa mY9 imfn&S2tWeow@
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11atent aleairinss.
wrNBR's ARoANUM ExTRAo!

wrNSR,s ARoANuM ExTRAcT.
ASA PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD, this medeine es,.
"A MOI b surpassed working is was through o yyssrE
with ssleci ssd elective force.
Cleansing the Blood,
Rsz,oxtrg Dys2eprc Influences,
SooShtns lhs Nerves,
asnsov.nS iniersa eSsHreToes aoe G,ssss 'n@' N0es
osse wise cause ioi ~ 10 The Liver ead LarSa
WINEaS ARCASuM EXTRACT Il wasrsnted a per.
feet for AL dtssassa sstng From N impure sssse OF
The blood. such a.
Ssrofaia, or Kings Eva.
Clce-stcd SORE Tsgoat
P Ps:ss.s. q he he s ssi. w:s sss5s.
! sypatl.ce and Mercuriai ptseasea
Asesroas Of tee Liver, Dyspepsia
| Gosaveeess, PGS.ssron u Do Heart,
chra,sc "a Rheumatic Afeetors, soct and AZ
ecrst.srtoca -
I..impnety the rse Of to psrsnss WHO'S
whose CONSTITUTIONS have seeo .ntarsd ST len Stse I
and tie OF teleieous res;cipe. =. . Sii
symptoms OF croula in the degree v,,ss hls
medicine properly administered will raos surely exssr.
inmate IL
This medicine 10 much cheaper pleS,sntsr wsrrsn
ted superior 70 any ether Sold
The following certificates selected from srong many
Others in possession o; The prupreioFs
For farther particulars and eoneusve evdecce Of The
vaus aud efficiency Of this medicine, pamphlets, which
may be obtained OF ssents srsra
PHILADELPHIA, Jaas s, ls<S
Mr.. z E. u Ktas,S<-Sr: have ,rtcd the ArcsnuIn Ex.
Isc. which sStolcd highly, and md ALL and In
deed mach better you recommended TO be- ProS-
oas TO my taking tie AIcanum was completely covered
and besde was greatly addicted with the piles Before
nad used ,he Arcsnuu week. the blcchs began do
appear and my pes to become ssay. am now 10 better
Ing. am truly convinced The OF Winefs Arcaruua.
eau eouscieucooaiy recommend OF The bess
medicines for ssrofaloIs saecaona eraptoas
l. A BIopaEr, 81 sou,sst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14

~ The Amazon Wigs, or Gen,emens real Hesds
of Hair being the greatest Improvement In the
manufacture Wigs and Scsps and the subscriber hap
he forehead and temples To any hight, point In wigma
king never before a,lhiued They composed OF yena
ing gossamer They 1T on tho head by meehsn
ica conrv entirely they put on Ia moment
They Immediately adapt themselves to the couneuance
and at become part and parcel OF the living man.
Copy the address, Z. PHALON. 81 Broadway, opposite
the Globe Hotel under Judson's Hotel. myf I'm
TT PhreuolOgists and Publfshers.-FOWLER
& WELLS, 1871 Na.sau-si. NewTOrE. myll lmos'
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-. April statemenr-Mutua Benss. Life Insurance

Co-Ot,e No. II Wal-al-Polcies ssued:
70 Merchants Traders To SesCs ptans1 Mariners
M.nufscturers .........l6 Farmers Planters....
MECHANICS ............27 Inn-keepers..........
C,sryym-n ............ln Engineers .............3
Physcisns. ...-......l3l CASHIERS. ....''.'.'."
wy.rs............. 81 Accountants ]
Profrssors........... Il !erN..--........'....lo
Teachers ............. Students ...-.......--..
Editors and Printers. 81 Ladies ....-.........n
Public 0ihcerh u Gentlemen ............
Officers OF Navy. Servants...............o
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 272
Policies issued from is May is45, to sst March, 1896
Whole number policies 10, year. ......: .I7el
Whole OF premiums hfst year ......Slo4z6s 70
This Company hao met with but two Losses, amount
tnr 10 seven Thousand Gollsrs,
'D' RoBr. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. C.. MILLER. Secretary.
JOS L. LoSp, Agent
JAS STEWART, NJ d. No. e2l Broadway. mylu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

The Steamer Great Western, Capt.. Matthew'S, I
days from Liverpool, was ;elegraphed yesterday
morning about 10 O'Clock, and arrived al her wharf
about quarter past l. Her news is of li,ie import
ance Parliament had adjourned for the Easter holi-
days and there had consequently been no discussion
of the Oregon Question. The Corn Law is to come
up Immediately after the meeting of Parliament
The Cotton Marke. was rather frmer. Iron was
on the decline.
We make our extracts principally from Wilmer
& Smiths European Times.