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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
Deceptive Election News.
From Tie Tr1ss SEI

Does The Tribune remember. or did IL ever learn
how many thousands Of the People" were "duped by
Its own actual returnsn and how many thousand dol
lars they Loaf in consequence Of that deluson on the
night that Mr.. Frenghuysen was congratulated on his
election Vice President Of the United States But
for those memorable exploits OF political figuring some
creduious persons might have been duped into sup
posing that the Wings had not carried" NewYork.
- The broad insinuation here made is not only
unfounded bu. contradicted by notorious facts
When the boat arrived from Albany on the Wed
nesdsy night after the Election,~the returns did
look as though Mr. Clay had carried the State for
the loss in half the State was less than 800 com
pairing with 1870 when Harrison carried the State
by $4,000. We dad say that night for next morn
ings paper that # the merit returns looked as well,
sharp for the Rsrt boat Thursday mornings news
looked less favorable but indecsive after day OF
agonizing suspense came Thursday nights boat
with its freight of blsckness booming the Nation
TO an unjust rapacious, wssteiul. bloody War, in
which defeat must be humilisting and even success
calamitous --Those who remember how the Ed.
tors Of the Evening Journal and The Tribune were
fagellated in the Courier g. Enquirer Of Thursday
morning for expressing fears throughout Wednes.
dsy that the State was lost, and accused of in.
ducing our friends to draw bets by which they
would otherwise have won thousands OF dollars Of
the Loco Focos. must realise that the True Suns
calumny is not only unfounded bat preposterously
malignant
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Massachusetts Regiment.

A gentleman who arrived from New Orleans
last night states he was present at the disem-
barkation Of the Massachusetts, troops when they
arrived there. He had previously witnessed the
arrival of troops Of other States to the Massa
chusetts soldiers he awards the merit OF better ap
pearance and better conduct. He particularly
complimented the soldier.hke bearing, and clean,
neat uniform Of Company A Of the Massachusetts
Regiment Of which Edward Webster is Captain.
We understand that the Massachusetts, troops
have been ordered BY Gen. Taylor to meet him at
Monterey
The following, we take from the National Intel
hgencer
Elirae Of Isng from an o!cr Of he ha''deAH'et'
Rs1fnsnt "BRAzos SANTIAGO, March IL, lsi7.
We companies A and D under command Of Capt.
Edward Webster arrived here night before last after
very pleasant and quick passage OF nineteen days and
we are lucky enough to have no sick men
We march this morning for the mouth OF the ryer
and thence we take steamboats, for Camsrgo there 70
await orders from Gen. Taylor.
A part of the Carolina regiment LETT yesterday and
the last three companies Of the virginia regiment ar
rived last evening.
We are all in good spiri,s, and hope to have some
thing 10 do"
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Things I'm Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9, ls47
have found out within the last two hours that it
like carrying Goals New Castle to attempt the
veyance Of foreign your City via Philadelphia
When your Express was started about o'clock last
night with dates by the Wyoming 10 the lith ut Il was
thought there might be chance OF anticipating an arr
val your place, but find the Southerner brought you
the same news.
Our City Councils have made appropriation for
a general illumination OF other appropriate cele
brston Of our recent military triumphs.
You have seen By the morning papers that our city
has been called TO mourn the loss Of one Of her most o.
timable citizens, Elihu Chauncey. He was perhaps
gentleman of enlarged intellect attanments and
refined Philadelphia boasted and bis death will leave
a void In the literary, scenthd and domestic circles OF
our city which will long be mourned.
Private lette.s from Vera Cruz mention the death OF
Lieut. Larsntree of the Philadelphia Light Guard now
In service under Gen Scott He died of brain fever.
The Wing Committee Of 5uperntendents has called
a meeting tomorrow night In Independence square TO
ratfy the nominations of Gen. lRyIS Governor and
Mr. PATTON as Canal Commissioner, and also to take
mode Of expressing the deep sense Of gratiuds
which the nation owes 10 Gen. Taylor.
see our Statesman John NJ Clayton, has named bis
beautiful farm in Newcastle Delaware Buena Vtsa, In
honor OF the OF Gen. Tsyors glorious achieve
ment
SAILS OF srocKs-Fra Board and After-l0 Ears s
Ne Bk SCI 81 0o0 Reading Bds ny 100 L. s. Bank IS
A $500 o. Sc 81 80 $4,000 U. SO per ct T N. lolt
$4,000 do b5 l0t 30 Beaver Mead b5 "a; IN Liberty
Bank As 10 Girard b5, lit 500 Lehigh 6s. % l0t
Vicksburg b lit 100 Reading b, 30 5000 L. & ii
CT s5wn cap 100 rs Oh. D. Canal b5, IS so Readn,
cash 30 5000 State So b. ia $500 do cash ia l5t
Morris Canal, pit $500 Mortgage Loan e7t 100 Morri
Cal cash. 2li 7 Union Tenn, "A 700 Msrns Canal
2li 800 do IS, 2li 200 vcksburg 1T. Second Bos,.
and Atte.-65 Copper So, Is 1000 Read Bds IA 10
do R. R. Stock, 2si 70 susq Canal, 10 i'm. Lib Bank
As 1900 n. &c, 1867, lo3 1900 do C. p los slo
State S. nj 100 Girsrd 1T 50 Cooper S. Ia 50 d.
| l7i 100 Morris IS, 2li $50 do I'd, 2lt.
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COOP News FOR THE BLIND Blindness cured with
out an opsrston.-Dr. @. A. Knapp oculist respect
fully informs the public that he has opened oss
400 Broadway, Albany opposite stsnwx Hall, whsrsta
will attend to all persons afflicted with
Blindness, or other Diseases of the Eye,
and particularly amaurosis, opthalmis or nfammsuoa
Of every grade opacity granulston Of the eye ds nd
some cases Of cataract Hts method of restoring health
and sight to diseased eyes without an operation ofs
cent discovery, and the results have sstonished the P
fession and elected the warmest gr altitude Of patients
Catarscts entirely removed without an operation.
No charge for examinations at the Office.
az notwithstanding
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The Members elect to the next Congress. so far
ara uolitics llv Divided ss follows.
'xbrRs Ysr TO BIZ CHOSEN Probable result

Acc the next House will probably stand -llo Ill
~ I'VE have set down Gen. Petrie of this State and
Cen Lshm Of Ohio doabtd In difference to the con
hdsos claim of our opponents; but cannot think
sncre Il any real doab, IN either Thess gentlemen
oace acted with opponens bu, they were elected
b. the entire Wing Of their several Districts in
opsa Opposition the Loco Foco candidates upon con-
49, peruisrly animated and violent We can't believe
that siser of them will vote for any other than whig
Csrh and Speaker
in the estimste OF probabilities above, We
have endesvored to be codly impartial and We
heartily believe that the result is fully likely to
be more az less favorable to the Wings In Maine
We can hardly lose the Lincoln District, at least
while we hope for both the New Hampshire Dis
rricts which have not yet chosen. Maryland viii
elect fre Wings if decided effort is made by our
friends Virginia ought to send IRE Wings and
we only count on half our share Of the doubtful
Districts. North Carolina chose but three Wings
10 rs, bat this was occasioned by g most unfair,
shameful Districting OF the State by the Locofoc
Legislature OF 's2-3, which crowded all the Wing
strongholds into two Districts Of 5000 majority
esch, and plastered the LoooFoco strength as to
make il cover most OF the balance of the State.
This has been redressed by the las, Legislature, so
that the popular will must be expressed in the
next House. In Alabama, the Wings viii try for
three Districts and can hardly fail at the worst to
hold their own Louisiana, ditto. Kentucky and
Tennessee we have estimated TO stand as IN the
last Congress though the Wings OF Kentucky
must surely gain one in place Of John r Martin
who slipped in between the Wing candidates
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usstsI Tow Tsuass FAsEwsLL TO Nrw.Yo,x
Thoss who were unable the General on his lss ;,
ne VII bod hi- iev-ss ffe Armenian Mus. m a. =,
a. N and s. s. add p. NJ. His dininuivs ststu,e -
s1uaorninsry abilities render him the wonc e ana a.
Won OF s-tnousznds on ten taoussnts AZ. .n,,ea.s
.~stng Die arrival IN sst~r citiss and On uorSy
$500 commcnses bis sresi farewell toar--those W.
nsene ,lsiirg him must DO lo-dsy or La. 49,
"oFe' :" Ne rem emboyed bu, with re ssrt ~Aes
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There is charge for Grocenes...---..-.-- ''sI -
II is believed fellow citizens by those who have re-
ected on the subject and have very little doubt thst
upon proper system OF economy with suitable sIrans
en,s Tor employers the labor Of the Convicts and sue
Of the poor as are able labor the expenses OF the
establishment might be reduced one half
Second-Srso Cl1dniH1.-As already stated, the Com
mon Council OF 1872 contracted for $4,000 and for the
performance they had ample security but their sue
repudaed the contract for which the Treasury
has been taxed 10 the amount of twelve thousand
dollars in costs and damages At this day there are per
standing ready 70 contract at sOOO and give un.
questionable security for their performance instead oil
which the Controllers report shows that this depart
ment costs the City the sum OF SllT,lN 80.
TAird-TRs Polics-The expenses of this department
have been increased since l-42 STILES Us and II 10
generally believed without any improvement in the sys
tenn In fact experience has already shown to the salts
faction of attentive observers that the Police system as
organized. IL far less Efficient than the former.
We might proceed through al the departments with
similar results but we not permitted to dwell longer
details.
Citizens of our common country we have In her
high and rapidly developing destines-ner eNtenoea
,erritory-her soil and climaie-her government ana
laws-her rank among nstiOns-her example 10 lhe
down troGden of the earth-her very race improved a.
they are By The genial influences Of Iberty-enough 70
excite our profoundest vigilance in public AFFAIRS As
citizens Of this young but giant City we have IN ner
Did growth her commercial importance and her con,
nued prosperity though not greater YET closer anu
more immediate interest.
Therefore Resolsed. That thorough reform and re-,
irenchmen are called tor by jus regard 10 the tsu "
Rt,ossd That we have the fues, confidence 10 the In.
tegrty and capabity OF WILLIAM '. BRADY ana JostFI
r. TAYLOR and that will cordially support mem al me
ensuing Election for The Offices 10 which hey are respec-
Bt,o,9 Thai on The 18Th day Of this present moni.of
Apr no Wing in the City Of New-fork shall be deemed
TO done bis duty long as one vote Tor
and reform remains unpoled 10 his Ward.
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The FIRST FALSE STEP N rHE PATH OF Csrxx :
Thrilling Romance Of lie spendidly ILLUSTRATED Vim
wood engrsyings 10 announced In the Sunday D.ssl
for tomorrow. Anna Woodward the heroine Of tie
story and her adventures 10 said Of the mos, .s
citing character and the moral OF the whole said 70 Be
excellent, but little Inferior to Dickens The "srp
Mother" by the author of the Sister lew 10 also 10
nounced, together with new type The Disps,eh nas,
must be doing well
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HAr' HATS HATS KNOX, with hs sceus,orssa
brevity would call the attention Of " friends to biss.v
styles OF Spring Fashions which an now ready st n,
Store, 10 Ful,On-s,. He would, wIahl. u.uI pai..
hropy invite strangers to his estsbshep where he,
obtain Hats Of equsl quality and lower p-e,,
than at any other store in the city. sl0 TThSsao
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n Advertisements for the Tribune Of honoay
oaSht 20 DC sent In before 10 o'clock on SATURDAY on
ing - the Publication Office Of this paper 10 no' oP'
Sundays -. ,h,s naner
Subscribers in the city who do not receive ,s ~
II n early hour ere requested to leave wora ~
a. our arrangements such as enable ~ oScS Car
a.ss tsag 10 accomplish this viii be required to give up
Persons wishing The Tribune len at their dwen g or
- - a., address At the Publishing Once. or BEND
so,e through the PostOfce- Terms, l2i cents week
payabie TO the Carrier.
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81 FOR DIAMOND POINTED GOLD Pms IN snvr,
PENCIL CAsxs.-Those who want Gold Pens can n
same article of J. w CREATION 4 Co. "A Csdara tx
81 that others selling for 81 25 Purchasers Of Goa
Pens both wholesale and retail invited to examine
stock comprising Pens OF every description lrca
Levi Browns Premium Pen down TO the more eommOa
qualities Every facility is afforded them for trynstAs
different kinds of Pens and determining their relative
merits
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sAsDss sARsAPAnILLA-The warm sun ofsprihs, wtica
infuses life into the vegetable kingdom u Dot with
out lie effect upon the physical system The tide u lfs
to flow faster through our vs'ns, sna IT, 10 cone
times the case bears with the seeds OF di,ssse, gan
Grated by the luxurious living OF inter- we shall DO sure
to and feel The effects ia shape other. We
therefore recommend preparation which may be taken
with peculiar advantage at this season that excellent
snseptic Sands sarsapsrills IL will prove The bss,
preventive Of the euptons common in the sxnf,
months and when they have already broken out will soon
remove them. For all diseases OF the skin bots
sc. it will be found most efficient remedy
Prepared and sold, wholesale and re,an, By A. 8. %
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 100 Faton-st. corner Of
willism.sl 27s Broadway, and ~ Ia" Broadway, New
York. Sold also by Duggisls generally throughout he
United States Price 81 per bouls. six bottles or -
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r G. KEMP. Auctioneer

AUCTION NorIcE.-The particular attention Of hove
keepers is Invited to the large and beautiful coseuoa
of csrpetings, solar lamps grsndoles and other re
useful and ornamental housekeeping goods, furniture
&c to be sod this day by R. c. KEMP, ct sales rsous
42l Broadway Sd storo ab owe Canslst at 10 o'clock
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Er,Qa The word dumb wss misprinted drank 10
the eighth line Of the second Editorial paragraph oi our
srsicle on The Troubles 10 Columbia County inside Of
yesterdays psper completely destroying he sense oil The
srtcle-Also, seventh line of notice OF Wing County
Meeting eorvpti0ns misprinted complaints -Sach
llupdsrt ara among the trials Of Editorial iio.
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LAST DAy.-Thls is the last day OF Mr. Goasmlba
receiving new pupils to bis Dollar Writing Csssss end
we would earnestly recommend our young men VII
so msch need to write free expeditions had 10 civ,
Mr. Goldsmith trial. Mr.. @ has set spsrt the hour,
from II AN. to ? P. NJ. for the ladies Rooms -
Broadway
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~ THINGS BY THEIR RIGHT NAMES is the
Title 81 useful little volume by Mira 5 j. Hale which
The harPer' have jus issued for the benefit of young
people For gift 20 youthful friend few better books
can BE found
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business Noiiees.

q aFsrrEmrS', HAr'' s'yis for spring ls.r .t,l
be introduced on Wednesday March aby
LEARY g. co. Hst,ers, Astor House B,o.1
Circulars descriptive OF our style VIII BE- forvrs.a
by addressing Us postpaid. ,...
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~ Alas alas poor fellow The blasted hope ~,
Boston family will not give you Tho particulars
,orrowf-suhics Il say that 81 uies bis mind vssse
10 you know what gives such particular cnar 70 -
h., once The glass Of fashion and the mould Of
onrss Coral Hair Restorative and yoness ltsliss 49,
ical Soap Every Monday, ~ o'clock, be MAJ = :
walking into our friend Joness store, 81 sss-J
gei bottle OF his OIL that alone gives his hair
6r,llancy thai sorrow has now turned gray ana IN n
says thai being sctsd with erupuons ard PED r.
s,om eruption or disagreement should buy esks \
I,sIisn Chemical Soap II cures the very wore n
eruption, and changes DARK, yellow OF sanbun ass Dsy
,hs once and look Ia the glass. We sell shilling ~
OF Joness Coral Hair Restorative that you ~ ssr
without much ex penss. and you viii readily zoe frcs
hs hsr 10 grow stay it, lling on, cure scuff OF go
IL IL sold three sifes, price or shilinx "a
the sign Of The American Eagle, q Chslhsm-st -
l9s Fullonst. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

Y The Pittsburgh Gazette, the Oldest news
paper West OF the Allegheny Mountains, has been Pur
chased By EAasrrs Books formerly Of the Express
who made very able debut on the LET inst. He has
industry talent with very full acquaintance with Poll
tics and Parties IN country, and will sby GUSTAV
the character Of his aourshng journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

II Rev David Greene, one OF the Secretaries
Of the A B. FIN is said to have experienced para
lytc stroke from which serious consequences are ap
pretended
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- DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PESs 81, psocl No.
cluded Y. SAVAGE, 90 Futonst 10 selling Cola Psrs
for 81. Also magnificent pen for e. which the bss,
and cheapest pen in the worldpoiuts warranted TIE
trade supplied on liberal terms.
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rr ABRAHAM II. LAWRENCE for Aide

CE ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE for Alder
man and JONATHAN w. ALLEN for Assistant
in the Empire l. ghth Warl As we hear they are
to be elected. wen say more about it, except
that the Wing who neglects to vote for them will
feel particularly mean next Wednesday morning.
They deserve all that can be done for them, and
that viii be enough
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ro,,cufs nj the Srpplemepf

Possy-O Why not Sing NeD'-From Europe sno
from Santa re; Rhode Island Election Legislature o.
ew.York Law Courts; Connecticut Eeenon ME
celiaDeous Items City News; Commercial and h'neY
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r. There is scarcely case OF consumption vkieh
Beekmans Syrup will not cure. II taken in time and
properly persevered in, with attention to drscr0as
Office 49f Cortlsndst Y.
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THE CITY RALLY,
FOR BRADY, TAYLOR AND kEFohn
THE WINGS AWAKE

Crowded as We are this morning, IN spite =, ou'
sunplement. we can only say that the Wing Meet
ing a, National Hall last evening was bountlui IN
numbers and fervent in enthusiasm, and that l'ie
nominations of BRADY and TAYLOR were re
.popded to with heartiness and unanimity sueh
g their worth aud fitness deserved Among the
.oaotars we're HENRY E DAVIES. AMBROSE L. oR'
pas. JOHN mason JAMES BROOKS ana non. -
T,1LM,per. and although some who promised 70
come did not. there was no lack OF Pungency IN
,be spDeals made from the rostrum nor OF gratied
attention and hearty response on the part oil the
audience. The officers OF the meeting were as
follows r-onrnr prNsoN
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IHE OLDEsT lsHABTTAsT The Oldest Inhabi-
tan, IL sst TO be woman now living In Moscow, in
Russia who is AEndrsd and sirtyesh years of age
Al the sse OF ll2 she married her nth husband.
ILondoR 6sbe
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br The Telegraph Line between this City and
Philadelphia 10 now at work. The Baltimore Line IL
sui uncertain, the connection not being perfect since
the storm OF lasi Friday week
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ereus supper. Is gratefully appreciated.

r. WILLIAM V. BRADY was born in this
City, las was his father before him. and has lived
here oil his life His sphere ia life has not been emf
nent nor conspicuous though respectable, and there
must be many who do not know him. We there.
fore entrest every voter to inquire of those who do
knos Mr.. Brady, as also of those who are familiar
with the life Of Mr.. Browne and satisfy them
selves as to which Of these men most deserves to
be Mayor, and which viii do best service and most
credit 10 the City in that station The time s short
Voters win you not set about this inquiry at
once' Apply to friend and foe impartisly; We
challenge the investigation and confidently await
the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

IL Is there anybody in the Seventh Ward SO
lately come to town that he don't know NORRIS
FRANKLIN and JOHN COGER, Jrl If there
is he OF course isn't aware that FRANKLIN and
CoGER are to be Alderman and Assistant next
wear. and will do their duty ably and faithfully
Wings of the old Seventh you have been rather
lazy and sleepy, good many of you, of late years
Awake and prove worthy your cause and your
candidates
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ys cure Of eli akin dsesses bo,ches and
Goxrouds Posdrs Ssbfus for eradicsting SUPtH,,Ss
HAIR Goureads lily spAus, LIQUID rouge. &C st6
staniaasou Liquid HAIR D,s Daley, Mroal ~ -
trscter, WtstrS Cyse~ Of Lshss, Bsals Hs,r Rssa
Pe~sds fer tie Assr, stsst srsy~ s.a s" k:Is "a All
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P- The Assoeiat,oH.sts OF this County are call.
ed to assemble in this City by Delegates or other.
wise. on Tuesday May IL, during the Anniversary
Week. when Is hoped that sgoodly gathering Of those
convinced of the necessity of truer Social Order will
be present Those who cannot come personally or BY
delegates are asked send letters suggestions In any
form See the call Of the American Union in another
column
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