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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
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ON AND AFTENJHURsDAY JUNE 10th. lstT. the
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

.r,at,c yyh,s General Cogmittee
Freedom Trius pin ant |.

We announce with surprise and eradication the
Apoyrros yesterday OF THE WILMor PsoVn'o
again.. any farther extension Of Slavery BY the
arms or the laws Of the United States. The vote
Of the House ms TO fo5) was very fall, and the
majority decisive beyond all expectation. The
Hoase has done its whole duty in the premises and
xe trust canDo. recede. Now, friends Of Freedom
in the Senate the eyes Of the world are upon
vouI Let it never be said that the noblest DELHI
srstive body on earth was the last TO evince its
sympathy with the demand Of our Age, that this
Earth shall soon become the home of Universal Lib
essy and Justice Senators from the border Slave
States, we implore you TO cast such votes as
Heaven would dictate and the Judgment Of future
Ages will enthusiastically approve. Not offen is
glory surprising that of all conquerors proersd so
freely 10 men In civic life now TO you. Act for
eternity and all is well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

Correspondence of The Tribune

COTrcepoccerce OF Inc tribune.
PHIApEIPSuA. Feb is.
Business opens this week rather inactive and n
general disposition is manifested to hold of few
days for the European news 10 the 4th inst. by
steamer. Spectators who have bought Flour
heretofore anxious TO effect sales but as they hold Il
So 50 per Dbl generally. buyers do sceede that
1t is probable it will be shipped to Europe from present
hands There is good supply coming to market by
wagons and the river which Is almost entirely free from
ice.
Corn Meal continues in request last weeks quota.
tons for immediate delivery and - IS TO arrive as soon
the Canals open which II Is supposed will be about
the 2Oth proximo.
Sales OF Penn Corn were msde to-day At 90 and "a cts
for yellow from store. Lsrge quantities are In the
course Of delivery from wagon At 90 10 o. cts General
ly the price has declined 2 TO A. eta
Not much doing in Wheat to-day. quote from g. %
70 81 g for red South and Penn with lot 81 40
Groceries sui tending upward Coffee is held
rather high suit the views OF purchasers being
fully one-fourth advance. n. o. Sugars are similarly
siru.ted but sales have been effected st 10 81 ~ o.
Mosses 10 arrive freely taken AZ 80 where holders
will concede those figures but generally 36s and 81 Is
10 asked sale this morning not made public and on
Saturday Cenfuegos a 81. and old tart At 81.
IL IL presumed that fully two three cents advance viii
Be maintained.
Among the appointments made by the new Board OF
Csns Commissioners, Is that Of A. Boyd Cumming Esq
Collector of Tolls the Columbia Railroad u Is
situation of responsibility and throws the scumbeni in
10 intercourse with ali forwarding merchants Mr..
C. held the Office under former Board and dLstin-
guished for bis uroanity and business Ike hsoiis-
The Mayor has called town meeting on "Wednesday
to concert measures for the relief Of Ireland The pub
lie sympsthes enlisted most thoroughly and Pha-
dephia viii do herself credit BY the action she viii
Three seamen were broUgh, home IN irons BY the
brig Putnam from Perram5uco, who are charged with
!nccndisry attempt to burn the whsle bark Canton
Packet OF New Bedford al the Fejee Islands IN June
last They have not yet had q iul bearing but were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TEL Z & X Ar ~
xrIxth CONGREs- second session.


SENATE. WAsfuNGToE Fe5. Is l-i7.
Mr.. WEBsTER ofered two resolutions first insi
the war With Mexico ought not to be plosecDted
for the acquisition o. territory u form new States
% be added 70 the Union and, second. that Cur
Government ought % signify to Mexico that the
United States does not desire 70 dismember THAI
Republic and is ready to treat f0T peace, Tor lib
ersl adjustment Of boundary and for iUst iadeni-
nifty for claims due by either Government 70 the
citizens Of the other. On Mr. WEssTERs own
motion the resolutions were laid the table to be
called up hereafter when he viii speak on them
The bill to provide for the construction Of four
steam frigates was passed. The bin 70 extend La
val pensions for FIVE years was passed.
The Three Million bill was then taken mp. Mr.
B.aaY defended the Administration. and alleged
that the annexation Of Texas was the immediate
cause Of the war SIR BsDGER has the floor for to
morrow. After az Executive Session, the Senate
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
The Three Million Bill was taken up and Mr.
PgypLEToS addressed the COMMITTEES briefly AT
y o'clock the Committee proceeded to vote on sun,
drv amendments which bad been proposed and
which were rejected.
Mr. HAaLiS proposed an amendment 70 the
WILxor Proviso which was adopted, 10 to p
Mr. DROMGOoLE offered a substitute Tor me
whole bill and this Mr. Ashmun moved 20 amend
by adding the WILsoT Proviso. The motion pre-
vailed. los 10 H. The substitute SIS amended was
then rejected
The Committee rose aud reported the orglnaI
Bill 70 the House with one amendment TO the VII
MOI proviso. The preyiOu. question was demand
ed. and the amendment agreed 70 ll3 TO lOo.
Mr. DROMGOoLE moved 70 lay the BIZ ana
amendments on the table. Negstved, 90 70 l22
THE BILL AS AMENDED WAS THEN
READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED, 10
TO fO5.
Mr.. BRocKESsRoUoB rose to a question OF privi
leee and read charge made by MI W EsTcoTI IN
the Senate in Saturday. Of corruption against the
Administration, the Senate, the House &c. and
offered series OF Resolutions for the appointment
of a Committee Of one member from each state, 10
investigate the matter and report and II sdvlsa-
bic the report and the result should be submit
led 20 the Senate for its action. The Chair de-
cided that Resolution. such these could not be
entertained by the House Mr. BRooKrNBRouGH
appealed, and made a speech in explanation OF his
motive declaring that the charges were OF cha
rscter which demanded the consideration OF the
Honse The decision of the Chair was sustained.
The Committee appointed 10 investigate charges
against the Reporter OF the Union asked TO De dis
charged from farther consideration Of the subject.
and were discharged accordingly.
The bill for the admission OF Wisconsin INTO the
Union was then taken up in Committee OF the
Whole. Mr.. REUBEN CHAPMAN in the Char.
The Committee rose about O'Clock without
quorum, and the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. MONDAY FEB

SENATE. MONDAY FEB. 10.
A Bill was reported TO authorize the free banks
10 receive bank fund stocks, in the same manner
and for the same purpose which they receive the
other stocks Of the State
The Senate then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the Bill 10 appoint Commissioners OF the
Code.
The motion TO give the Commissioners g., 500 was
lost. The sum Of $4,000 was then agreed TO, and
the term Of Office was fixed st two years. The
debate is TO be resumed tomorrow.
ASSEMBLY.
A memorial was presented, inviting the Nil
itary Committee of the Legislature, TO visit New
York and inspect the LIST Brigade Of Artillery
on the 22d inst the better to understand why they
should be exempt from the operation otlhe Militia
Law Laid on the table.
a petition was received from Col. A JONES Of
Rochester, to let out the Mexican War by contract.
the petitioner agreeing to give bonds to close it for
1000 coo dollars Laid on The table.
The Assembly then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the School Bill Mr.. BEcEwITn aud
others spoke, but no question was taken
A bill was passed to establish Floating Dr.
Dock Company at Buffalo.
The Senate bill dividing the State into Judiciary
Districts was reported with amendments.
Mr.. HADLEY moved that the bill be ordered to &
third reading there was but one or two alterations
from che original bill, viz; Tompkins Co. being
placed IN the 9th, and rioga in the It'll District
A long debate followed, and the bill was uiti
lnalely laid on the table 20 be printed.
1t is cot the intention Of the Canal Board TO make
any reduction the present rates Of tolls on bread
stuifs except on the article OF Corn Meal. which
heretofore has been subject to the same toll as that
paid on Wheat and Flour, TO wit four mills on
1000 pounds per mile hereafter the toll on Corn
Meal is to be three mills per 1000 pounds per milo,
the same rate as now charged on Corn.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 16, lsiT.
MAsxKrs-Flour Is inactive at fall of 10: cts. per
barrel closing with ssles at % 81 Rye o. IS to IS
Corn meal a. 81 per barrel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

THE MONTREAL BASK ROBBERY. Our readers
probably remember the robbery Of ~. 900 eommea
the Bank of North America. At Montreal by ons !.
Reedy 4 clerk IN thu institution Ready "" tasrn !.
this city and carried 20 Montreal bu, some
made BY which he suffered 10 esexpr Nd hs |.
now in the West Indies On the 9Th mat at Montreal
on the trial of Edward Lamontsge. Indicted for
receiving stolen property-to wit part Of the money
enberzled by Ready which the prisoner had from
him At fashionable gaming house. Tho trial was .
farce Ready and certain Captain Allcyne %.
pesring when called and toer evidence being ndspsn
sable. OF course ths prisoner acquitted.
Then the trial Of Philbin and Hanhsld two
persons who had something 10 do with the manasemsa
Of the gaming house but again the Indispensable wit
nesses. Ready Captain Aleyne and other ofncsr
were missing and thess prisoners slso were acquitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
To Ae Editor Of The Tribune.

10 nc E1A07 81 me lro0S
In your journal Of yesterday, a copy Of petition
said TO be signed by respectable individuals, setting
forth their grievances and charging respectable slcon
houses with carrying on reputable mock auction
business and sskiDg for law be passed 10 protect
them, Is about 10 be forwarded 10 Legislature Now
sir had these wiseacres been conyersan with the laws
regulating auconeers, they might Themselves the
trouble Before giving them Of the law al.
low me to say land have been engaged in the legitimate
auction business Is years that no such frauds Is they set
forth practsed allowed By any auction house OF
high standing in this city That abuses may creep in
grant but they are unknown 70 the auctioneer For
Instance imports twenty prints, for which be
wishes 70 realize twenty cents per yard He sends
package 10 suction, instYgctng the auctioneer II tina,
price obtained 70 duplicate nineteen In addition
lie then calls on his friend b who Is obber and who he
nn had dealings with both selling him goods and leaning
him money and requests him TO protect such a lot Of
goods. bs weLknogn knowledge Of goods may, per-
haps induce others 70 take duplicate but In al
the state duty must be paid By the seller. The law,
which has been in exstance upward Of twenty-five
years 70 clear on this point and had the slsCacTe con
suited IL be could have saved himself and other
respectable individuals who have signed the petition
some trouble. II he will take the trouble 10 inform
himself be will ind the law reads thus All goods the
production Of foreign country If sold public
ton, or private sale, bid in knocked down bought
in shall De subject 70 State duty and further ID al
the person holding the commission and all other par
ties interested shall seversly make oatA TO full and
correct return 70 the best OF their knowledge and be
auction houses concerned his their charges TO be
false. and chalense him them 10 the proof W. H. /.
EE We understand, says the Boston Atlas, that
Rev ]. o. Choules. D. d. of Jamaica Plaina has de-
cined the call Of the church at Newport X Of which
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
Business Notifies.

FRANKLIN HoUss, PHIADsLPHIA-Ths popuiw Hots.
centrally located iO5 Chesnntst Philadelphia, will be
found agreeable tsyng place for travellers visiting thai
city, where every attention will be paid their comforts
aad wana
q Dinner at 2 and 81 O'Clock.
"A pos, coach belonging to the house will convey
passengers to and from depots and landings for Is ca
each Including luggage d. x. MINOR
late Of Nsw-York. Propristor
"a. NJ s s, efPhilsdephis' AssA ms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

BsIury 10 PorEsT.-The forehead, the seal o. so.sy
candor and maiden purity which the Grees sif ~ ess
fulIv displayed by turning the hair on either s.de n
ruicircle toward tbs tsnpie and when 70 -
asI no., to be concealed BY nasty ssereseences 70 ~
80. On supsrasous Aaiy, e.her 10 male or iemAe
mai xrr. placed over it-wasn kno~n tnat Df, -
H. co.ra.ds celebrated chemical preparation hno"nn
Pesds s6< will completely cradle u roo. and ofa'so
rhi. 4. NO new article The contrary has been N u.s.
go -syht wears. and szfrirax has sttsndeo
whsreyer applied 10 the human frame where lar 90,
sroy II there shoald however be any VINO su.l aosss
ton ,esied Al he Drs Only dtpogin Newton ~
e. hfs' sore MN D''-'' Isl zest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

~ 10 your face OF hands ch.pped or have yoa
win rh.i blessed article, Joness ltasn Chemse go
Il viii cure the chsps snd make yoar skin son sna
"a ,,rni.sI m 40 the abJye will cure yoa ~ 49, ~.
fss In caring the worst and odes, cases Asa i2f
sosp sod only a. the American Eagle, " Cns. -
a. IL once--lt will aston On you ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

r-r.vour hair dry or harsh. Ifso you can ge,n
,, Tor shilngs that will make il-sye, and Ses2 al
clean sky AID Beautiful force IL 10 GROW, &c pgs a.
sorsive viii stop H. snd will sueagaen nc fSo s,, 81
Sod a e2-mlni s2-Chsihsmst " 7. o. ~ - snsd
Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
PROOKI.YN AFFAIRS

~ Mr.. Giles lectures tonight at the Brooklyn
Institute tickets so cents the proceeds to be applied
10 the relief OF the srAavISG PooR OF IRELAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

" You DneusrIsS WOMAN, what can you think Of
yourself have Hose yellow and dirk anss of,seih wnea
you might have pesry white by using two shilling
box OF JosEss ANsEs Poors PAsrS Sold alta chashsn'
o. N. Y lyzeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

WELL DOsE.-The handsome sum of $3.50 was
taken up In collection at Rev. Mr.. Hodges Baptist
Church, Nasssust Sunday morning Advertiser.
Whether Il was well done not depends what the
collection was for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
WASHINGTON, Feb. lisp. NJ.

New Orleans papers Of the eth inst. have been
received, but contain no news from the army OF
navy. The Senate today ratified the treaty with
the Camsnche and other tribes of Indians IN Texas
and the South western Territories.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

rT-v q. PALnEs 10 The authorized asefi soa y - -
receiving Subscriptions and advertisements 'of me- ~ %
-, p.psrs a he country far and near, 81 he oess
N~wYork' Boston Philsdelphis and BALTIMORE n
sgsrev IN Nsw.Yors 10 ia The Tribune buildings Fu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

THE RIGHT sPIRiT.-A young lady, says the
Co~m1eiai Adr1tisy, whose are not at liberty
to mention, hearing that Mr. Giles would deliver lee
ture this evening at the Institute for the relief Of the
starving poor of Ireland generously forwarded the price
for the TO the directors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

SAsDss sARsApARfLLA-Amongs ali tho vegetsbs pro
ducons scattered by "bounteous Nature" over Esfhs
bosom, may well be doubted there 10 more vsss
bic than sasparilA But much ofis value as medicine
depends upon the form In which II 10 sdminis,ersds-
ssndss sarsapans 10 perhaps The best safest ana mos
active preparation Of the article which has ever besn pro
sen,ed to the public. With ordinary precautions resn''
o, the general health this powerful sndseptic VIII v'oo
all traces ofthe Disgusting excrescsnees, ana "'
thus wrought will not bs superficial and temporary
but nasnueh the blood 10 freed from OIL morbid mss"
by The anti puuescent operation Of the medicine WIZ ~
radical and permanent. The testimonials OF The szfsofc
nary cures It wrought In serofus and other erup"
diseases also in dyspepsia, glsndusr dwellings, soal
dropsy &c nc would all yolumsa
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, By A. b. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Duggiss, 100 EuIton-st. corner Of
Willism.s rs Broadway and n East Broadway, New
York Sold also by Druggs,s generally throughout no
Unised States Price 81 per bottle elk bottles for -
FACTS TO sE RknEnssRGp.-That consumption IL almost
always produced by cold that might easily b cured
that Wstus Bslsam Of Wild Cherry will any cough
cold Of how long standings that the mide
form Of consumption Itself 10 also cured BY this Bsss1
that Is conceded by macy lawyers, eIsgymen and p1
sosns that this Bslsn has never been sqaaed In enesJ
In all affections OF the lungs and yer that scores now ~
joice In the possession Of good health who, but Tor n
Bslsam, would have been 10 heir gfsves-aavinS osa
given to die by their friends ard physesns Aboves
rsaember thar this invaluable medicine has eesn ns'sa
under various names snd that Or. wisars genuine pa
sam Of wild Cherry only be relied on TO cure. "a"
been warranted 10 cure asthma IN every ssse-~s' "
physcan has ever schieyedsnd has never been knoN"
70 f. FOR delicate health IN young females stands IN
riyaled az il does for al diseases Of this climate
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on' no wtsPPe'
For sale by A. b. d. SANDS, Druggists, 100 fai0's|
corner Of William agents for this city also o. 20 S'0s
way and n Ess, Broadway, by Drugsis" ssnsfs'
throughout the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

" The laborers sad mechanics at the Dry
Dock have resolved to give each the pay Of one day
the relief Of the Irish Here 10 good example for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

y The apprehensions that have been enter.
tanned OF the soppsge Of the works on the Dry Doek
unfounded. The materials on the spot and the
works are TO be carried forward with visor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

Weatny.
r gentleman of great respectability and
proper qualifications hss offered to 60 upon a mission
through the Western towns and cres for the bene, Of
the Irish He designs to hold meetings solicit conri-
buttons, and make Arrangement. for the transmission Of
whatever may be given. Several gentlemen have
riouted toward the expenses Of Tia nssioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

u The Noble Daily Advertiser says that
s-ars Cse1NSrs have made their sPPsGsnce IN iast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

II We understand, says the Boston Atlas, that
Rev. ]. o. Choules d. ID. Of Jamaica Plaina has de-
cned the call Of the church al Newport r. Of which
10 was formerly pastor for many years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

y SPLENDID bill Of attractions 10 sfered al the MI.
scum today, with performances both afternoon and eve
ming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

MAsxKrs--Flour Is inactive at fall Of 10; cts. per
barrel closing with sales at s5 81 Rye ~ IS to IS :
Corn meal a. 81 per barrel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

lSsURAScE.-We are requested TO call attention
to the advertisement headed sso0 to 5000 Salary, IN
this days paper. We have not had tine u examine
the plan Of insurance proposed, but we hhve known
the advertiser for many years 10 possess quite original
views on the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

A NoRTHER-A correspondent Of the n. o. Del.
IA writing from board the John Adams IN the Gull.
Jan. g Gays;
We have Jus, experienced q terrific Ncrthsr. By far
the heaviest storm taAt have ever witnessed Our
good sniP rode i cut although short OF anchor lost
n Noftner al IArnpico There Is 10 lee II Green
Island anchorage, and you may easily conceive the de-
gree OF comfort involved 10 our condition for twenty
three mortal h0urs for 90 long did the hurricane rage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16


BOARD or ALDERMEN met at 81 o'clock last
evening me President in the Chair Sgndry petitions
of private nature were referred
Rp0rf-ln favor Of regulating and paving Forty first.
from Bloomingdal road 10 Tenth Adopted
ing for the appropriation Of s7l7 for Ward school No
j.. Finance Committee.
RrP0ra.-Recommending the premises III and ia
Broadway be sold q, private sale for no, ess than
$4,000. Adopted
In favor Of paying George B. Wooldndge s327 a. for
services 70 the late Corporation Attorney Adopted.
In relation TO paying the tines Of $50 and all the
incurred y ExSupsrvisors K H. Morris, Eli ah r Pus.
dy and others for refusing 10 pay the salaries Of TX.
Judges Noah and Lynch. Laid table Ii Is said that
ines and costs together amount 10 some $1,000
PzRios-From the Eye and Ear Intimacy for a do
nation. Committee on Charity and Aims.
For large IRE engine 70 be located u tie Eighth
Ward Referred
RsPorts-AgAinsi FIRE engine IN the Fifth Wnd Lssl
table.
In relation to the salary Of the Corporation Attorney
Recommending that IL be hereafter a. zoo year itho1,
perguises and that be be allowed two clerks oue AZ
49,, and ole at 500 year. Adopted.
Pe.zi0ns-Ihree. FOR IRE engine IN Fifteenth Ward
Committee on Fire Department
Nafls0n Sgzdyt-Report Of COMMITTEES On Law.
allowing that the discrepancy between the darages al
oited 70 the Corporation and " private individuals for
the land taken tor this square q reason WIN IL shout
no; be proceeded with. and recommending an applica
ton 70 the Legissture for act authorizing the Ger
porson 70 Use tie and for the purpose wthou, com
pInssol 20 the Corporation reservin2 the rsht OF la
Ing the square for public buildings Lssd on The table
AID 10 Be printed
RFors-of Committee on Streets on tae grade OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

~ \ meeting Of the members Of the Lesi.la.
iurc was held a, to Assembly Chamber in Albany on
ssafa.y evening to what they could do for Ire
l.nd. speaker BAsssorcx presided and speeches
were made BY several members. Committees were sp-
pointed to receive and disbursc contributors from
members and Others and to attend to the purchase and
ersnsmission Of provisional