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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
Nsw.York and Erie Railroad.

A second time has the bill enabling this grea,
work to proceed vigorously been foed in the AS
sembly by one rote, and that the vote Of A. L.
Stepdrt of this city. Had our citizens done
their duty at the Polls last Fall, the bill would
have become law, bringing employment and thrift
to thousands Shall this lesson be forgotten
Nay, can we forget that the Barnburning candid
ates throughout the State pledged expressly
g engraft on the New Constitution the IadiridNal
Liability of Corporators inhexibly in all cases,
which will prevent the construction of any Rail
roads or other expensive public works beside those
now chartered. Most ferventy do we believe that the
establishment of that principle would be far more
disastrous to our city ;hnn the Great Fire oil 1889
II would lock up Capital, cramp Enterprise
md deprive Labor of employment and reward
~ the extent of millions on millions per annum
NETWORK can secure the defeat of this destruct'
i've project viii she do i'll Why should we
doubt her answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

In the SENATE on Friday more than the usual
amount of reports from Committees were received
but the bills were not of much public interest, The
question on the final passage of the bill for the re-
lief of the Auburn and Rochester Railroad drew
ont considerable debate, and the bill finally passed
Ayes 90, Noes G. Private claim bills were then ui''
In the ASSEMBLY. on Thursday afternoon, the be,
tayia & Corning Railroad was defeated by vote OF
60 to as. number of claim bills Were then passed
aud this comprised the business OF the sitting. En-
day morning was also occupied in the third reading
of bills, none of them of general Importance. Inc
ion and the Hebrew Benevolent Society OF New
York were passed Also that to revive the charter
of The Utica and Susquehanna Railroad Company
The bin to incorporate the Long Island Horicultur-
al Society was lost 20 10 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
THE TRIBUNE.

EF Mr.. SAMUEL j. TILDgS, the latest graduate
Of the Undertook school of politicians in our State
Councils, assumes to vindicate the citizens Of New
York in reply TO certain remarks of Mr. WoKDES Ct
Ontario on the Apportionment bill. Mr. T. said ne
had seldom listened TO such language In legislative
body the gentleman had used and applied 10 his
s,uents and he would tell the gentleman that the time
may come when his Mr.. T's constituents themselves
will have opportunity OF expressing their Of the
repealed outrages and insults they have sustained his
hands Mr.. T. went on to repel the abusive ephets OF
degradation and proagacy applied his constituents by
tae gentleman from Onturio, and claimed for them
much virtue and intellect that Of any other part Of the
STATE, the county Of Ontario even not excepted"
Now Mr.. Tilden is perfectly aware that he stands
in the Legislature a representative Of minority
only of the voters of this City. having received
some 900 to 1000 votes less than were against
him. And not this only, but scrutiny of the Vote
by Election Districts will show that he was not the
choice OF the virtue and intellect" which he so
complacen,ly assumes TO represent, nor Of the law
abiding God fearing, well doing citizens, without
regard 10 pecuniary circumstances He and his
ticket were put in by the 200 rumselers OF our City
on an understanding that they would prevent the
passage Of any act allowing the people Of our City
10 vote on the question Of License or no License
lIosc vi uIl iCsN VI .''otC ~
law 10 do They were elected by immense MAORI
ties at the Five Points the Hook, and every nest Of
Drunkenness, prostitution and shameless vice
throughout the City The gamblers pugilists, peck
,book troopers, &c. were rallied almost TO a man
in their support. Mr.. Tilden enacts the part of
knavish and tricky lawyer in appealing to the "vir
tue and intellect of our City in his behalf He
knows well that they are not with him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
From our Regular Correspondent.


WASHINGTON, April eth, l546-Midnght.
The SENATE having got the Notice through in its
proper shape adjourned over to Monday next
The Senate held short Executive Session to-
day. The only business of importance transacted
was the confirmation Of two or three appointments
one of them was that of j. HARTLEY CRAWFORD as
Judge OF the Circuit Court in this District. They
also confirmed the appointment of some person, a
Mr.. ADAMS | believe, TO some land Office out in
Arkansas
The speech of Mr.. J. NJ. CLAYTON on the French
Spoliations, in the Senate yesterday and today
powerful effort. II will be worthy of general
perusal. and | trust will be extensively circulated
The Notice is passed and that too in spite OF the
votes given by those who in the early par; of the
Session made such loud harangues in favor Of il.
As soon they found that II TO pass in any ap.
propria;e shape they opposed it. No thanks TO
BREEsE, HANEEGAS, and other leading Notice "
men, the Notice has passed in spite Of their votes.
The President expresses himself satisfied with the
FORM and will probably give the Notice in n short
unexpectedly by the sailing of the next steamer.
Those who pretend to be his friends voted today
against leaving it TO his discretion. Their votes
seem 10 say that his discretion is held in low repute
Every thing has been managed well and the po-
sition in which things now stand is one highly
favorable 10 the preservation OF Peace. Nothing
but wckedness and depravity can now make war
out of the question. The sober sense of both coun-
tries has been fully ex pressed, and the amount of it
is a clear expression of a wish for Peace.
1t is hard TO discriminate in bestowng praise on
those who have brought this long pending con,ro.
versy to so amcablea termination. The Wings de.
serve much praise for taking a good question out of
bad hands and putting il in a wise shape JoHS
QUINCY ADAMS, J. NJ. CLAYTON and others, who
took ground in favor of the Notice early in the SEES.
sion amid distrust and misrepresentation, now zee
their labors crowned with reward.
Mr.. CALHOUN and other Loco-Foco Senators,
have had their full share Of praise; but TO one
Senator is praise due for faithful advocacy Of
S Mise a m9qs5f hha s!Ra
- Mr. HAYWOOD.
You will see by examining the Resolution as it
passed both Houses to-day that it commends TO both
Nations all proper measures for the amicable ad
iusment of the difficulties between them This
"all" of course includes arbitration.
The Tammnny Hall Resolution, passed some time
since, is not Democratic" The Loco Foco House
today, by majority of nearly one hundred, voted
in favor of farther negotiation and compromise
The House voted this more than three to one aud
the Senate over four TO one That is coming very
near "unanmity.
Gov. VANCE. who has been sick for some time IN
Ohio, has returned with improved health to his seat
in the House. hiChELEV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
WHOLE no. 1870.
1)dtsnt Gl@irinrs.



SPRING PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD;
wINEaFS ARCANUM EXTRACT vs.. SASSAPASlLLA-
SPRING Purifier q ne bS"d; MS 1e &c .S.:sn
With = en-. sid sSectvs force.
Cleansing the Blood.
Removing DysPePsc Influences.
Soolairs TIE Nerves,
Removing Internal Distractions AID Diseases list would
Otherwise caase injury 20 he lvsT nd Largs L is three
tines cheaper p-sssn;sr ar3 warranted superior 10 scy
Wisers Arcaura Es,rse. :. warranted perfect care for
ALL 5isexsez a-s,g from tTpare state OF the blood
Sero!als or E.ass Evl.
uIceraisc Sors Thrrsi,
Diseases o. Ia Skin, White Swelling.
Diseases OF The Bon-s. Ulcers OF al Kinda.
Syph;irc sd Mercur;sl Diseases,
Affections OF tie Liver. Dyspepsis,
Costvraess, Palpiistior Of he Heat
standing Rheam,c Affections Coax AID a.! Chronic
ana nervous com plants occurring IN
Persons whose constitutions broken down by Tie use
f-rn FROM Diseased Liver niucicols treatment Of
BE should The AEcanun Extract withco
In complicated cases OF Scrofula ard IN cases where
parent development OF Sercfnls IN TIE
child this Is the only remedy upoc hco ressonaoie cope
OF recovery caa ee to1nc=d
bare both and eous and where TO s appearance
10 human means br ampciaGcn eou4d asve saved e ~
have been snsched from The grave sni restored 70
health the dsvoung disease being completely eradica!sd
BY he use Of this aesGnshle Extract
The proprietors Arcarum Extract have had his
Tying 10 using the medicine neither business or
pleasure re, be interrupted. requiring only the usual re-
moderation IL Diet snd is equally arPlcst e anu
elfcactous ~ re infant SIS well rs the adult
Pamphlets giving description for whs tho Arcanum
Extract Is sppieaoe with observations on tnsenseie FER
sprsiior and Tresse Dseasesi In general accompany
each bottle Agents supplied with The above pamphlets
for grsaiitous circulation.
Price 81 per bottle, or ak bottles for S.
John winer < Co. IS Maidenare, New-York sole pro-
prelors FOR the United Ststes
Sold by WystI kescha;n l2l Eultou-sL; E A. Sands,
isS Bowery of Spring; J. |. Ccddng,on, SIS Hud
son. OF Spring W. Basses, ga Breadway; and
al The New-York Paen Medicine Warehouse 8 Division
ST, (Croton Hall
In Brooklyn by Mrs. Hays lS9 Fulton-st J. Brce, y
Jsress. F. T. Suirk Co. OF Atlantic and Coluui
bis sis DR. Siesne. 1874 Fulton ST. AZ Th&Slm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
e A. FAHNESTOCK'S VE3MtFUGE.

D.
III. TESTIMONY IN FAVOR Is OVERWHELMING
TINE NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES 10 possession oil
In. uropri-lDrs have been VOLUNTARILY giV-n-maHy
pareu have utterly astonished al he number OF
worms discharged by their children, and the Immediate m
proyrn-n, in their heGih that they could not be Silent uI
would lose no time making known the fact to ohes ar
ard n.ar that really CERTAIN cure Tor ths usn
The retail price II IS CENTS BOTTLE, which brings
within The means or all.
Certificate Of The Mayor Of The CITY Of LrneGiter re-
Mes.rs g. A FAHSEsrocK Co.-Ge"tepten; several OF
The Younger branches OF my family laborng under symp
toms indicating worms induced the sppncaioe "
remedies and happy say that your ermiuse hah ~"
desired effect Of Instance, removing te aIhiost III
credice plumber Of 81 Of tho large worms from one patent
which In addition II. other tested qualities IN my 'au!J
..rsh.h The efficacy OF your Vermitnge cure cure
NJ CARP ENTER, Mayor Lancaster Clty.
There are rany other NermGges before me pubic Ss up
IN ,i AR s,ye with ours aud they are frequently SOD 10
tie being either TIE tae, or aI good as our
put no siaeens but De sure 10 get inc
me and genuine B. A Fshnestocss Vernuge az none arc
so efhcacious and safe Us this
This V-rutfug- equally erctua! win adults and Is
sr. remedy for tape Forsas By tbs proPri-tors
x A. FAHNESTOCK < co. Wholesale Druggist
80 John-st.
Also sy John auhaa 1873 Broadway; j. ( l. CoddiDgIon,
Hsd.ou corner SpnngsL John b. Dodd, Broadway cor.
Of Niaih-sl: John HinLon log shayenuei Mhcn van.
corner Of Spring ard Mott streets James Weir fS Grand
ar < Moss Grand Of Cannon-st; Dr. Thomas
Ri.trr l0i Chry.s and By Druggists generty 10 New
York Brooklyn Jersey City and Wiliiamsbrrgh
ThtMi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
Jl1pnle.

DDUCATION FOR BOYS.-Wa.-l,p,onI n,,,tn,s
EOX,moyal-lt Is now more ihan twenty S-.rs .ipe.
~ ann emit W as removed from Noun! Vefno- h.
n.cr lie The pro gress OF events. meantime navng r
der-d the place unsu-d the farther USE OF sqch az
tnfion a new removal becomes necessary we nave nc
cordngly made choice ofhe extensive and beautifully stu
Aid grounds and buildings Murray Ill., between Lex
uslcn and Third adjoining me s-sl OF Ine a
advantages OF the country and the town.
Physical development and training not less h.n inel
l. .r5 mora culture being view. essential 10 a
proper ars- of Education, have provided alAe' me
b,,t opportunities ard means FOR each Ample siace Tor
tesh exercise and enjoyment in tbs open ari every IA
cry for instruction. ready access and que: sec!usoH are
here combined. =. ,,,o, =.
v,. long xp-renced the Varied dulles OF HE protes-
.lol and aided al all times. by gentlemen OF scholarship
and xiii IN the several departments we Offer 10 pArens al
Guardians n .ur-st - OF future fidelity and efficiency
IN The history the past Those ho as pupils asv .Penl
our roo are be met WIN IN every laf-
,iobs ar 10 ,hem ard their friends make our
.fsr.nrs r DWIGHT PORTER.
THEODORE w. PORTER
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is Daily increasing popularity, and is acknowledged by
Worms Alter every have failed /! has been used
with in proof OF which present 10 the
public the following certificate from among the many IN
possession OF the proprietors
BROOKLYN, January 18Th, 1916.
Me.srs John Winer < Co SO Maiden.lane, n. Y
Sr am happy have in my power 10 bear testimony
Of good effects attending the use OF your Canadian YER
mifuge-
nv child OF two years OF age had been III for some seven
---.''-, -'-. "-A haaly become 50 einacateu lnas
sickness Worms various medicine.
lcDd-d n but hey produced no 5enehcal et-
fecl. We had given her past recovery, when we
recommended by friend who had heard Of your
medicine gye tfswe did so without auy eSpecla.
ton of s being serycesbe but 10 our great Joy and sur
prise AFTER she had taken six doses nnd six only sns beg an
10 revive and better health thaE she has been for
months.
can now recommend your Canadian Vernfuge with the
greatest confderce friend 10 the young portion OF
the hu family suffer from Worms glad TO be
give you decided confidence In the Of
edicine and am willing should refer N any
Yours ;lr,z, GILES MACoRD. Ia Tirery-st
the Cauadsn ve-.nifge Is only . cents per vial Is
much pleassnter than any
Prepared only by j WISEE Co. 80 MsIdsu.lsns N
" Sold by Wyatt KeichaIn Il Fu,nn-.t R. A. sand.
Isa BoYery cor. OF Spnngst j. Coddtug;on, Hud-
.or cor Sprnc.s w. Basset., Gii Btoadway and
ylsionsL -, o.. ~
Janes.st T. It. QurN y Co. corner Of Auannc ana Co.
urbis s Dr. Si-ans and by Druggists generally th,ough
oI,t ne Civ and County. ~ MaThlm- p w Ay2Slb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
Gamus, Gutlsrp, Sc.

TO DEALER IN LAMPS AND G1RANDoLES'
JAMES q. MOFFET,
No 2 Plcus bstw Wooster and Greene SIS ID olocx
Vest Of Broadway.
MANUFACTURER OF Lamps, Gifandoes, kc consist
Wing Of -r...-- Al,
brouzrd. ,uur.,s-,.
Cent?. and Manle Lamps, stlyeret si!t oronzed ana
olive green
Church Lamps do do.
Ship Cabin Tampa
Hanging Solar Lamps, foi burning Lard or OIL
To which ne particularly Invites tho attention Of Cy ana
Country Merchants for richness OF pattern MAKO ana o0i
biy and prices low al any other nsnuiactofy ID
the Civ For sale Wholesale or rotail IL,
sAs,rs Lanps altered 10 Soars, and all description
Of Lamps and Glrapdoes r.gt resvered or 70 6ronzed
All Goods sod by j. O. III. VIII bo delivered In any paIi
" 80 VIC S .aJ,,ns az I'm lstp
HANGING sUI.Ak LAMPS-yAmE5 o. MOE
tlFET No l2i Prince-st third block West rom bfosd-
wsy Is consanty manufacturing Hanging solar on,
RE- lard or oil which hs will warrant 10 DO eqnhi LOT
beauty or durability any made IN me United 3ae] AH
rad. Ar, invited 10 call and examine or tnethssI'oA
s. All goods delivered In any paFt OF e ciy o' D'ooN
yr, OF 'n-Ppe4 'N ~ NJ lrn- islp