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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

Mr.. Z. sustained we QWlni1H IN n 9k fHa 99efaA AR
mendment, declaring the faiE power Mthe HNaiApHk
and Senate to make a treaty on the basis or the 8Bth
degree, and recommending the renewal Of the Offer Of
that line.
Mr.. flanagan replied with zeal. Said he was as
Independent as the President, and, in terms Of clo-
quence, ~contrasted the conduct of certain Statesmen as
exhibited On the Oregon and Texas questions.
Mr.. Calhoun rejoined, and declared that the passage
of the resolutions of Mr. Hannegan would inevitably
lose us for the present all of Oregon. This view he
explained at some length.
Mr.. Haywood of North Carolina, rose and made a
conciliatory speech, and moved to lay the whole natter
on the table.
Mr.. Archer ofVirginia, expressed his cordial alpro-
baton of the course of Mr.. C. and thanked him ir it,
Mr.. J. NJ. Clayton of Delaware, thought thtt the
Senate ought not to commit itselfin advance of in an
ticipatcd treaty. Debate going on.
HoUsE.-Thc resolutions from the Massachusetts
Legislature, in favor of a full revision Of the NaMrall
zation Laws, were taken up.
Mr.. Douglass, Mr.. Bedingcr, Mr.. Sims of S. \, and
9 Dickinson, each deliyeredthemselves of "a s-peecA-thG
last named being OIL the floor as this report clGes.-
Cor. Bal. Pat. =,
Wednesday, Dec, 81.
The Senate, after some unimportHnt business, ad
journed to Saturday.
In the House, the committee reported the TluboI
ana River Dill, winch, alter a smart debate, was eter
red to a committee of the Whole, and the House alst
adjourned to Saturday.
t Friday, Jan2,
There was no session in the Senate to-day, and
quiet session was anticipated i'll the House Of Rspre
sentatives, but the journal had hardly been read vhel
5 members rose, with various propositions bearing upol
the Oregon question. The House were divided in O
6 pinion as to the day which has been set apart fol tn,
consideration of the Oregon Bill, reported by Mr.. Dug
? lass, from the Committee on Territories. The wm
Q mittee understood the first Tuesday in Jam. to have lee,
named, but most of the members understood the sec
ond Tuesday. The debate was, therefore, by q Vott
Of the House, postponed to the latest day. Mr. Do
Wis Of Kentucky made an effort to bring the HOUSE tt
n a more just decision Of the question, by the introluc
@ ton of a resolution, declaring that the ComuitleR 0
the Whole shall be discharged from the consideration
: Of the Oregon Bill, aud is varjoUsaea&As@--@SaaEuv8&
the committee appointed to examine the subjects spor
ted upon in the bil,-that, for example, Which o1ye
the one years notice, to the Committee en- For.lp,
Relations,-that giving away the public domain t
> the Committee on Public Lands, &c. &c. The Hals
y refused to suspend the rules.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
The sub-Treasury At Work.

- In anticipation OF the SusT,essury going into
operation dealers in money and BANKERS have adopted
very strp gent policy and there much complaint OF
want o! means for business The actual working Of the
scA be oTp7esstue Tie gen
1aI of The Banks r.tt-tcsta hi, loan. ~ az
t,cipotion Of u. Suasio Courier.
II Such pre,ences as the above viii be set up
and maintained by all the Loco Foco journals from
this time until the Sab Treasury is fully il operation
Theyuill say True here II pressure and difficulty
now. bot the Banks are making II IN ordsr TO de-
feat or modify tie Su6-Treasury.' Fer this rea-
son as well as Others we think the best form Of the
measure is iha, in which il has gone the Senate.
Let rs have /, as i, is 10 stand, and no postpone
rnent or accoun, of the weather Hmnst maze a
cracking among the dry bones whenever it is put
on and those who are not ready for it now never
will be- The country has had ample notice tha: the
measure is to pass this Congress- and two or three
months more or css can make little real odds. II
there were any hope Of defeating the measure there
might be sense in higgling for few days sooner or
later in enforcing the Specie Exection- But the
party in power is pledged TO pass it, however mis-
chevous or destructive they may know i, 10 be. and
they wM pass il. Let them do it in their own way
80 as not TO charge its consequences upon its ad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
Ern.n Wa,,,ingtou.

From some unaccoGntable cause our :" asnington
Letter with Saturdays proceedings, did not arrive
Yesterday ba, we lean from The Baltimore Patriot
that in the SENATE me resolution Of NJ CLAYTON.
calling :or any farther Correspondence about Ore
gon, was taken up and adopted, 20 to i. The Re
solution offered by NJ. ALLEN for information Eeia-
i've to the right Of search was adopted Senate
still in session.
La the House. Mr. WINTHROP made personal
statement relative TO some allegation of Mr. WEB-
DENYING tia, sqch was the case His commercial
friends had given him an annuity, as mark of
respect, and as an evidence OF the estimation IN
which they held his services
Mr YAScEY asked how much had been presented
M WIsTHRoP declined to venture sn answer, a.
ne did no; feel himself authorized to Ply so deeply
into Mr. WsBsTER's affairs.
Nr. YANcEY said he vas not satisfied
The bill TO raise regiment OF ritiemen, &c was
passed
Mr. JONES OF Georgia moved 10 reconsider the
vote. which was under debate when this report
closed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

II tie ship Moa;ysal frcn CsateS-Rev. T. jones and
daughter theS;am Mission, Messrt. s V. Rensselaer,
OF Albany. A L. Williams OF Mass
"a tts ship Charleston from SlyGe5dk-L solomon h
Lay,nsou w. Stnehhcld q IL Isckins, 30 in the steer
age.
and iaiy Mrs n Baldwin. Mira 4 Morrison Mrs E.
Rgss. airs h vandewstsr. Miss W Hslen. ; moore
Grisg Wilson Fuller, J. L. Hale J. [. Dennison- Is
IN ,he ,ip y Mars from Srreardh-Mrs Cave and
child Mr. Cay.y and lady, MIR w Il Crossnan. Robert
gry,Itn W 4 Fern John Il hins, 10 in the s;eernge.
y. t6s brig Jads0a, j,Va GEgena-Mr NJ Sweet OF
Nlork.
h, ths brig smDtre from Giises;on-Mrs. Baldwin Mas
ter Baldwin Mrs. Lcushn, j. Errowbridse, and , N
Storage.
In The brig fay from Port PrtsosMr. w. B. Vidal
of New ofk Mr. Crowel. SIR. Norton. late irst and
coud officer and OF the late OF steamer Ariel of
York sold To the Hayden government
Hurd and servant, s Hurd, Messrs Hancock ard Glad
win and stuerage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
LEGISLATURE OF SEW-YoRk.

II tie SENATE on Saturday Mr.. EAsD. from tie
STATE Prison Committee. Submitted written report
adverse 10 the abolition Of Corporal Punishment
&c also presented bill designed TO cheek future
excuses IN hogging- NJ. BAczUs presented nj
nori,y report accompanied by BILL to abolish the
use OF the lash from tie Pson discipline altogether
and against ire removal OF officers on Political
grounds The bill II relation TO the State Laaatic
Asyla1a vas ,hen taken up n Committee. and alter
long debs,e, n which several Seas:ors took par,
yeas reported TO The Senate and went 70 third
reacing-,5 TO !; When The Senate went mo kx-
ecative Session.
II the House the oil TO amend the ACT to annex
certain towns n AIlegauy 10 the Comfy OF "yo-
ming was taken Qp AMI discussed al some length
bat no question was Isken- The House refused 70
20 into COMMITTEE on the Ambient bi4i, and pro
ceeded 10 the third reading OF bills Among those
passed was the bill 10 Incorporate the Ocean Steam
Navigation Cocnpanv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
SEE SUPPLEMENT TO THIS PAPER.

A SHORT sroRY.-If majority of the People of
thie State are in favor Of any other location for their
Capital in preference 10 Albany we say let it be
removed ,hi,her. II majority is no. in favor Of
any other place, think j, would be unfair and
unjust TO remove the Capital to City by the votes
of men who would prefer to have it remain where it
is, but who vote for Removal because they expect
to secure thereby different location. Such is our
position VIII the Syracuse Journal show US
wherein it is unfair Threatening US with any
quantity of resentment will answer no purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

.ences and there -obtinz hin OF bis watch And s5oot S
II noa.y.A G:al named Bernard AcCs1rsy, was AZ
rested OF charge Of stealing gold watch from Mr.
Owen Keary Of me Fourth Ward female apparent;
II abo-ius under the ELECTS Of narcotic drug was
found yiDs OF a side walk n state OF fasersoiiiry
abou: y o'clock last night DR. STEELE vas Immediately
called TO attend he- and re medicine administered s
veared aord considerable relief bot a, tie last &C
coun.s SIZE Ens5e communicate Ter s-ns or place
Of resderc---.A Er. 6auei VideI Cenck..1 Es arrest
or charge of .teairg valuable cora necklace from
sarah An Blair.-.-Ths dwelling OF Mr. Coke, No. rs
Four.hsTecue between e6ih ard 9Th ste was SuTsiaF
ously entered during the absence Of the family. and
robbed OF quantity Q. silver spoocs gold rings BRACE
lets silver pencil cases and considerable o5er properly
~i:a which lie rosCes escaped
SaturiGy,-The eating house No a
or Fiay Eight supposed 5y false key, and til box
about eighteen inches square stolen from behind the
Sa CONTAINING bars OF silver silver combs. fancy silver
towers and Other articles Il silver unfinished vssec az
.5ou, $500 tie property OF Charles Hozspfel silver
smith No. 10 Faiou-s This, il appears was placed
custody OF Mr. Guute- every evening BY HopzsP-
fe for safe keeping II OF TIRE a; his workshop ne
above box mas left every night with Mr. Guntsr Tor
re Ell EiesE months wife perfect safety usti yes
,e-day morning when IL amongst he missing ne
premises No +5l Broone-st entered Fcsy rise;.
ard ;hrse ladies' cicaks stolen Policeman Mclaughlin,
while On the Five Points in the OF the night OBJ
served black ie!ox with i bundle OF clothing. Upon
going TO arcs, him he dropped the bundle and rsa eff
The bundle proved TO be tne identical coaks stolen the
same evening in Broome-st-. Arthur Norman was Ar
rested on suspicion Of stealing six soveresns rom Pat
rick Riley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
Vote Early.

The polls open at sunrise tomorrow, and there
vii! be iittle crowding challenging excep'in the
Wards where The Locos sght Let all quiet peace
able men who can only spare time 10 rote. 90 early,
and vote before there il chance for bad feeling 10
lead to riots Working Men! vote before yo7r days
work begins and hsvo done with i You xii fee!
sh-ou gh the day glsddening consciousness OF duty
performed Then, if any body asks Hare you
vo;edl you can promptly and proudly znsFeT
Yes And if you nave voted for RosERT TAT.
LoR you may add. and I voted tfor :is 5s't man
f0o =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
CITY Items.

FIRE.--The ire about o'clock Saturday morn
Ing proceeded from the jewelers. chop of Melville, Wa
iers & Bishop in small avenue between Maiden.lane
and Lcertyst called Greeu,-,he Interior OF tie build
ins destroyed
PHRESoLoGY.-We understand that the enter
pnsins and perse7eriDs frm Q; FOWLER < WELLS 49,
Nassau-s have succeeded in procuring from the
head OF Hon Sas Wright which may be seen a: their
Cabinet and by scarefu examination Of which i, said
may &c known from wha, bumps his everlasting long
messages ernenats well the necessary bumps which
make = Loco-Foco of him We presume an engraving
OF this nan will sppear n the chronological Journal
with full description of hi, character he has lately
undergone chronological examination. Do him yAs;iee
Ny Fowler. and let the world his real character.
OVER AGAIS.-Le Desert, the magnificent mus
ca composition Of EeAci.n David i. should be given
hsf dozen tines over that every might have
chance of hearing IL TIE ird performance Of lie De-
seE viii take place the Tabernacle on Wednesday
Win much racre powerful chorus and the same sdn
rs5e Orchestra Mr. G. Loder will conduct the perform.
snee.
BA concen OF Sacred Music takes place al
81. Stephens Church which well worthy of a.ten-
hon The programme IS very attractive.
PAr's PEcULnRIrirs.'-Brougham The Funny
is bound 10 'Ake the town By and laughter Gee
what change the omission OF preliminary Kissing
b!lans produces ~ h;s entertainments which con-
uaenee or Monday evening
r convict By the name OF Pierce, sent to he
State Prison f-ora Brooklyn about af.een nonth. ego
hung himself Z he cell OF las, Thursday Il appears
taat negro informed him of re death OF his f.:ser
~aieh vas caused principally By the mi,deet. Of the
son tbs apparently pr-yed upon 81. mind consdera
by also VIE ne knowedse OF of his brothers hsr
Ing eeea arrested fo- felony; therefore 20 bah
iaese esuses the rash attributed
. HarDocg- the Hudson w God awyer, will
SPEAK OF Temperance BY invitation, on Monday righ,
Cs.edcnAa Socety coz Broadway and Grxnd-s,; Tues
Dag aigat' Mariners Society Church in Roosere..,;
+" wednesday nigh Sailors H9ms, Cte,ryst
- The Board Of Supervisors net OF Saturday.
Reports were received IN fsyo. Of correcting Tax a
Some os were ordered paid and others referred
CoRoSER.s OFFICE Ieste-dGy-Mn Fitz.
day. ~ '7a'-i-
PolicE-Fsste-dGy-A man calling himself
6a1n was arrested last evening on charge Of
nsn"sJ roooery i having IN connection wifh .nobr
person not arrested eatcsd Daniel Col (o he csn.l
BOAT George French lying az tss foe. Of psyst) Ipto
Encau ioh res. Of IN oyate- house, ucdsr se prs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
Seventeenth Ward Wings Awake:

An opportunity low presents itseftc the Wings
OF this Ward by united EFFORT bio: the sisia OF
Loco-Fccosu thar has so long rested upon il. iou'
opponents Will run tickets. each OF which vii pro
baby receive equal portion OF their party The
Natives cannot POL lArsevos under any circumstances
Aside from ihiA you have 81 unexcepiionsbe rcke,
presented 70 You for support the lead which
stands TIE Of ALEXANDER WILKTN t.or OF Judge
W,lkin, late Waig Candidate for Lieut. GoverrorN &c
IS gentleman of undoGbted integrity and worth ard
sound Wing principles one who .l faithfully repre-
sea; the interests OF the Ward TGru en-, in you .ul
strength eschew Nasirisrn pail together and yoa car
not fail IN sleciins your entire rckst D KR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

FIRST GOODS PROM THE EAST By CAyAL-A
beat belonging 70 Sinshans Line came II On Monday
sisai AZ 10y O'clock, with full load OF DIT Goods
RON the East This is the sud ~ sre henrty
gao OF Il "A I: shows that the comm anicason !, rCs c
immense Quantities Of goods dispatched from Pa
sdeps:a through al Of Las; week The s;cae ny SIM.
hsras boat from C.arks Ferry seventy four hon..
sSc TO DO the shortest ever made by freight boa.
tPtt:sburgh Advocate April Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
DIED :

On Friday evening last, Mrs. ELIZA j. MARTIN wife
OF Chsres Martin Pastor of the Lutheran Cunsre.
cation OF ST James
her funeral will take place from The new church in
Mulberry Grand this afternoon a, halt past
O'Clock 10 which friends OF the family and the church
respectfully invited
On saturday morning the Itch inst Miss NELLY
MARSCHALk. in the S5th yesr OF her aga.
Tue relations ana friends o the family especially
invited attend her funeral tom her residence
No Isl Alenst On Monday afternoon. a; 5 O'Clock
At sea March 81 Mrs JUDITH L. wife of Rev John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
:J1S 10

The Loco F oco City Meeting on Friday evening
passed strong resolution asserting the rgh. Of his
Country to all Oregon up to 81 30, aad pushing on
the Presideu: TO War measures in sappor Of that
claim Every vote cast for Micke vii! coant direct
ly in favor Of involving the Nation in bloody and
desolating confic, with England. WIS is that re-
solution suppressed in some Of the Loco-Fooo
papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
Connecticut.

Cora@aN, the only town We had not before heard
from gave plurality for Bissell, and chose no Re
representatives. We believe Bissells plurality in the
State is 74s. The Wing Senator in the l7,h District
has about so msjority the Loco in the 10th is sup
posed 10 havell II SO, he is about the 4th Loco
Senator chosen by less than 20 msjoriy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
rhe sub.rren.ury skulktti.

Not word in favor Of the great measure Of de-
liverance and safety in the official proceedings Of
the Loco Foco Mass Meeting on Friday evening
Here in New York, where the project was origina-
ted and forced the reluctant leaders Of The party
it has been deliberately shuled cut Of sight TIL after
the Election. But it will no, down at the bidding
of the trickstcrs. Voters of New-York the cleo
ton of Mickle will be regarded by Congress and
the Country as a direct endorsement Of the Hard
Money Sub.Treasury by NewYorkl Shall this be {?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

II The Journal Of Commerce rather than give US
they received by the Queen OF the West said nothing
about the Rorner her their Bulletin, and only
announced the which they actually had received By
the Qusen Of the West They certainly under no
obligation TO inform the merchants who resort to their
Bulletin that The Tribune bad later and important
news The very ridiculous osome others Of the
Daily papers, which awaited themselves of the later dates
brought in the Romer without giving us credit, we may
expose hereafter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

CANDIpArEs.-The bes, nomination that las yet
been made is that OF HEzEX,AH WILLIAMS for
Aims House Commissioner. A more honest and in
dus,rious man. more kind and feeling man for The
poor aud unfortunate. more careful man with pub
lie money, that ii is no, wasted given to impos
tors, thereby preventing those for whom i, was in
tended from being robbed, or deprived of benefits
belonging 10 ,henl,) and man better acquainted
with the affairs and management OF the Aims House
Department, and IN every way qualified 10 I'LL the
impor,an, and responsible Office tor which he has
been nominated. cannot be found among the numer-
Gus inhabitants OF this great and growing city. For
several yesrs he has held the Office Of Agent 10 the
Aims House Commissioner, and is now, or lately has
BEEN engaged in procuring places for the poor chill
dren, who unfortunately have neither parents
relatives see 10 them and we trust next Tuesday
he will be elected Commissioner OF the Aims House,
by large ,nsjority. Every honest man, who wish
es 10 have the CRY Treasury guarded and every
poor msn who wishes 10 have his rights and
privileges protected and al who are in favor OF The
greatest good 10 the largest number. should vote
without distinction OF party, for HEzEKIAH VII
LIAMs for Commissioner OF the Aims House
An OLD DEMOCRAT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
The Wings United.

In every Ward except the Third and Seventh,
lend here the splits arc apparent rather than real
the Wings are united upon their candidates and
will supper, them with efficiency. There is hardly
Ward in the city where tlicy have not ID chanc" 90
SUCCESS. Even the FOURTH and sixth may be
carried we trust the TWELFTH and FOURTEENTH
,ciH be. The old Whig strongholds will be re.
claimed Only let oil the Wings vote. and vote the
Wing ticket, and 10 morrow's sun shall set on a
glorious, benefcent Wing triumph!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
q Chsrte. Election IN Newark, \. ]. to-dsy.

COOP The Utica 4 Schenectady Railroad has
resolved to reduce its fare through trom 50 to So
afsr the 10Th inst This IS right snd just All Free
tickets Xreto and after tia, date Good again
We rather think tie Railroad up the South side Of
the Mohawk VIII not now BE huilt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
Markets. Carefully reported for The 7Sibune


AsHES-There has been very i.tle doing to-day, and
prices are without change
CoIIoN-There has been better inquiry for Cotton
to-day and the sales amount to 1900 bales There seems
TO De difference oi opinion among the brokers as to the
state OF prces-soms conteDdns that the market in the
last two days an lower while others confirm In the
opinion that previous rates fully maintained. We
continue our quotations until farther sales settle this diff
ference The msjorty Of the sales to-day for ex.
uort 20 Franco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
All along the Line (,

Wings Of The FIRST, SECOND and THIRD Wards
You will Of course elect every man on yoor tickets
Work will do it. and you are the men TO do The
work. You are apt to be lazy down town, but with
desolatiDg war threatened and the sub-Treasu ry
poker Just heating for plunge into your vas. you
will be lively enough from this to Tuesday night
We set down RrDABocK, Woodruff and BENSON
M good as elected Aldermen. Do MT say you can't
In the First. for you must and WILL
Wings of the FOURTH make no entapglng alli-
anees with your inycterate adversares. Purser
or Driver, what arc they or their quarrels to yon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
Bus,nsss Nntit.s.

" Or WRITINGS FREE LxcrUKE rms (MoSpAy>
EVENING AT THE TABEHNAcLE April - at u O'CLOCK,
Introductory to condemned Course OF Popular Lee.
lures on Anatomy and Physiology Health aud Dis
ease; the Causes which destroy Health and tho
way to restore il; how to invigoraie the system.
proloDg life, &c; and the Physical Educs-
ion OF Children TO be illustrated WITH by far,
the best extensive complete and costly Apparatus
of the kind imported from France or exhibited 10
American audience. viz Two Splendid ak feet Man.
kias, beautiful sXfcet Skeleton, large models of tho
Eye, Ear. Throat &c &c aud several hundred Paint
ngS. The Manikn be taken apart his 10 exhibit
life every essential part the Body and over 70o parts
of the Human System. DR.. w has been 10 several
thousand dollars expense procure from France lades
to Lecture with. and every is interested in ,uch
a Course Of Lectures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

e The GKsEskg EVANGELIST, lew and
neat religious paper Of Orthodox faith cas- jus: eeen
started al Rochester by John E. Robe Price ONLY
81, and well worth II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

II We publish Supplement this morning, con-
talning the Foreign News which published In our
Extras and Erenias Edition of Saturday. Our morning
subscrbers will see Supplement; for the highly interest
Ing and important News from Europe received by the
ptlnt Boat William Rnmer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

IF The town of VICTORY, Cayuga Co at frs,
reported Loco, has gone Wing, giving Wing ma
jorisy Of two in the Board Of Supervisors, 1t was
understood that Victory is TO be on the Wing side
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

~ VIVA, Citizen OF New.York. If he were Sc
lec,ing personal agent to govern distant colony
would take Andrec II Micble or VIM. B. Cos-e1s
in preference to ROBERT TAILOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

~ BROOKLYN WINGS do no, come over to.
morrow till you have voted You needed ut
home. Vote before breakfast, and aiterward per.
suade your neishbors 10 do likewise, if you have
soul enough to give half day TO your Country S
welfare But soul or no soul do not forget TO vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
MARRIED

liz Jersey CITY Sunday evening, 9Th inst by Rev.
Wan Roberts Mr. EDWGN $. JOHNSTON. OF New
York TO Miss SARAH WEBSTER. OF the former place.