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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

Correspondence Of the US. Gazette.

Correspondence OF the l. ;. Gazette.
LAeuAYzA. Goth March. l5i7.
There are rumors and 0nly rumors let me tel
you OF the disturbances which said &c have taken
place between the party Of the Gusmanistos and the
troops regularly IN the employ OF the Government itself
lie that Gen Psez Is President Of venezuela
IS OF course false any who is converssnt with
me history OF the country knows nat is supreme ad
rninisuaron 10 now IL the 1Ands Of Gen Jose Tsdeo
Monsges- You viii recollect in the CONNECT tor ne
Presidency which took place last year the Fall season,
hat the whole question turned upon the two great prn
cipes OF "Conseryarsm" and Ultra grarianism -
lie soouonss and ultr aazrsrtsrite Guzman, was de-
feAied insomuch the choice ultimately devoved upon
the people IN their Congress. The party OF Guzman,
however refused lie srbitrament OF the law, a1d al
tempted 70 theirrevoutonsry struggle. The re-
s1liis ou, TOO vel known Guznan has been condemned
after trial and finally executed qf report holds good
Al any rate his sentence of condemnation has been pub
lcly promulgated.
You need place no reliance whatsoever upon the par.
Ia and to my mind destructive Puocarons OF the party
Of G1zmAn Their days numbered as po htcal fac
uon. Inc loss OF human Life in the only engagement
which ever took place with that party OF Guzman. did
not exceed some two hundred and city men and II Is
confidently asserted BY me1 here well versed n the
past history and present condition o. this Republic that
the execution Of Guzmsn his perpetual Punishment
viii restore peace 70 the present distracted capital but
not sn glad 10 say, distracted country" The coun-
ny Itself and It's representatives in the Congress
assembling 81 CarsccAs for the quiet and steady de-
velopment OF the immense natural resources Of Vene-
zgeA Tie pier a. this place has been OF essential ben
enl already, and If the Ornoco project Of your late
Charge dAfsres, Mr.. v Ellis could ooy be carried out
the basis here proposed il would be Of incacuable
benefit 70 those interested IN the development OF one Of
the finest sions Of country have seen At any
rate, there - Al this moment every chance Of the pre-
iminary arrangements being speedily carried out Such
i the report made BY my friends at Caracas. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29
Late from Guatemala.

The Franco AMERICAN has received papers from
Guatemala up TO the 26th OF March
They declare that the invasion Of Chiapas and
Soconuroo by Gen. Carrera never had any exist
OCT Of the iusginstons of Mexican journalists and
men 10 power.
The President Csrrera, has issued a decree dated
March 2l. declaring Guatemala independent republic
sad announcing that the Representative Chambers
would soon be summoned to deliberate on the plan Of
constitution which the government, would present to
them. This decree Is preceded by manifesto to the
nstcu, setting forth the motives which have led to the
measure 1t says that the Cen,ralAmercan Confeders
ton has been dissolved eghtyeAs and tina, cannot be
reestsbished or coniederacy formed This state
of things has created for Guatemala en- eouvoca posi-
ton injurious TO her political and commercial relations
and has prevented the formation Of Constitution To
remedy these neosvenences this present step taken
Il is said nevertheless that the absolute Independence
of Guatemala will be obstacle the reesAblishent
of the Central American Confederation bat that Gua,e
msls viii always be favorable to such movement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29
By THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

The NEW REGIMESTs.-It appears from returns
made TO the War Department at Washington, that
there are now en- route for the army in Mexico
forty-one companies Of the ten new regiments Of
regulars comprising aggregate strength or 3.2i4
men. The other companies are fast filing up in
various parts OF the country, and it is probable,
remarks the Washington Union, that nearly six
thousand new troops will be placed on the banks of
the Rio Grande before the close Of the next month.
The Union also denies authoritatively the story
started by the New Orleans Courier, and copied by
us, that Gems. Scott and Taylor will be embar-
raised, and that the former will be prevented
from marching into the interior of Mexico farther
than Jalapa by the approach of the period when
the term of several Volunteer Regiments under his
command will expire. 1t is said that Gen. s.
will have reiniorcements more than sufficient to re-
place the twelve months men before their enlist
ments will expire, even if none Of them should rein
list which is not at all probable.
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ARRIVED

Ship Java, Berry, 30 DIS I'm Liverpool mdse and 2l2
steerage passengers, 10 HArnden Co.
Bark Bsckus, Fountain, "a dc I'm Palermo fruit &c.
10 Gowdy Wells. April l6 lat % 66. Ion IS % spoke
Br bark Gen Palm I'm Demarsra for London. IA de out
l7th lat % S. lon 90 bark Roman, Of Sc Thonass I'm
81 Thomas, "a days out did not understand whore
bound-wished 10 be reported
Br bark Olinda Thompson. IS Dc I'm Liverpool salt TO
Richard hvn-l6o passengers.
Bark Camilla. Carts IS DIS I'm Port Vandres via Glib
ral,ar wine &c TO Hsrbeck Co. April lat 70 IS lon
AZ 40 fell 10 with the bark Charles mahogany loaded
water logged and abandoned nass and yards all stand
ing sails blown away, apparently British. and short
time in that situation. The {. on Tuesday last ost In
heavy sduall fore topmast and sails.
Br bark Enterprise Lyons, 81 ds I'm Cork IN ballast
and los steersge passengers, to J McMurrsy.
Danish brig Apropos Koch ~ de I'm 81 Croix sugar,
&c Benz De Forest Co. Left bark Condor for New
York in 2dsys.
Br brig Atlas McCulum, d, FIN Windsor. Nc, plss-
ter 10 master.
Swedish brig sves Dulin, 90 de- I'm Rio de Janeiro,
coffee to 5 Mitchell.
Norwegian brig Seventeenth OF May Ditteleen los de-
Brig Trenton, Pitman ie days from Palermo, fruit to
Draper & Develin.
Brig Harbinger, Winchester, 9 dc fm Havana, sugar,
&c. to Read Hoppock
Br schr Dryden Main, IS Is fm Tralee, In ballast to
order-30 Passengers.
Br schr Father Matthew Bandront, II d. I'm Arichaf
Ms via Providence IN ballast to master.
schr II Willisms, Elliott, Is d. FIN st Croix sugar
&c. to gilbert & Finley.
schr Tslsmsn Pratt Is d. I'm Bsrscoa fruit TO Crop
sey & Gilmsrtn. Lett sch Martha Washington, for
New-York, In IS dsya
BELoW-l ship bsrks and Q brigs unknown.
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DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
aY ELECTRIC TElEGRAP
NEw.YORK Legislature.
SENATE. .ALsASr. April o. P

SENATE. ALBANY April "a P. NJ
The bill providing for the establishment Of re-
treat for the destitute mothers &c of seamen. was
recommitted to the Charitable Committee.
The Emgrant bill is the special order for 10 NOR
row.
Farther progress was made with the judiciary
Organization bill
Mr.. BARLOW, by consent. broughtin bill incrsss
ing the capital stock of the Manhattan Gas Com
pany when a recess was taken
In the afternoon session the Judicial bill was
again taken up but not disposed Of
The Manhattan Gas Company bill WAS passed.
ASSEMBLY.
The majority of the Judiciary Committee report
against Bascoms bill to establish Courts of Concii
alton.
The following bills were read a third time to
cede to the United States jurisdiction of lands at
Sacketts Harbor to authorize the Governor to III
vacancies of Volunteer Regiments Of this State to
authorize Geo. Inlay and others to erect Wharves
in Brooklyn.
The following bill was read a third time and
passed for the reorganization of the Militia of the
State of New.Yorh This bill was supported by
Messrs. HUBBARD. BOWIE, and SICKLEs and was
opposed BY WALSH, BAscoM and others. Recess.
The License party have carried everything be
fore them at the polls. Eight Of the nine towns in
this County have voted License, and the ninth town
not heard from. johannesburg, Wright, Stockport,
Saratoga Springs, Hoosick Brunswick, Lansing
burg, and Schagticoke, all the same way. Psssen-
gers BY the stage from Cherry Valley report the
same result from all the towns on the road. Sew
era towns in Oneida County have voted License,
some by very large majortes. Greenbush, Soho
dac and Sand Lake, in Rensselaer, County voted
for License-Nassau, No License.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, lsi7.
A colored man named Anderson, was attacked
this afternoon on Wood wharf Southwark. BY three
rowdes aud beaten seriously that be died shortly al
terwsrd. the Hospital to which place he hsd been
taken. The ssssilants made their escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

If the report from Campbell is correct Bocock,
Loco has 20 majority and is elected
STATE LEGIsLATURE.-In the House Of Dele
gates the Wings gain in Louisa l, Dinwiddie l,
Gloucester l. Elizabeth City and Warwick l,
Buckingham l, Mathews and Middlesex l. Green
brier l, Franklin ?, Fauquer /, Amherst Ill.
The Locos gain member in Charlotte, ? in Acco-
mac, and in Culpeper-4 They also gain Sen
stor In Caroline.
In the last House the Locos had a majority of1i;
and IN the Senate 5. Should the balance Of the
State come in the same as at the last election there
will be a tie in the House Of Delegates and Loco
n jority Of 10 in the Senate.
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virginia Elcc,ion-From Vera Cruz.
Di,pascA Of he Nsr York Daily r,isun<.
wAsHlSoroS. April 2s-ioP.M

WASHINGTON April 2s-loP. NJ
Returns received render certain the election Of
Flourney and Preston, Wings, 10 the Third and
Twelfth Congrs sional Districts the First and
Second are still claimed By both parties.
Advices received via NewOrleans from Vera
Cruz confirm the abandonment Of the Puente Ma
cional by the Mexican forces and report their fall
ing back TO a stronger position near Jalaps.
The Picayune thinks that preparations are making
there for desperate and final defensive effort. A
battle will probably be fought about the l4h inst.
All the American divisions had marched as an.
nouneed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

These returns It will be seen, show consider.
able gain for License. Our correspondent at
Peekskill gives explanation Of this fact which
will no doubt apply to other places. Hesays
The of this result is that the sellers have
violated the law for the whole year past and nave not
been brought TO justice, aud shortsighted persons
thought that the evil had been increased instead Of d.
unfinished and those that traffic in the crIter felt such
an overwhelming love for the good OF the Temperance
that they solicited good msny votes from good
citizens for License expressly 10 check the sale arm
ing the increased sale OF last year sn argument
Yours, &c. J.R. A
IL arr r,arir adLln.. Ma InE
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virginia.
The Richmond Wing Of Tuesday brings US few

Majority for Dromsooe 1s do. for Polk s24.
mr. Dromgoole IL said to be dangerously i'll
IIIa. Distriet. Returns from Franklin give
Tourney, Wing for Congress, AL; Treadway,
Loco 375 Folks majority in Franklin was IS
Two precincts from Pttsy lvania and large portion
Of Halifax show large Wbig gains, but not enough,
probably to ensure the success of the Wing candi.
date.
Franklin has elected two Wings 10 the House Of
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Nj ARM h JOU x n A l.
PORT or NEW.YOHK.
CLEARED

Ships Westminster. Hovey London. Gnswold New
Hampshire. Chase, Phisdep his Zenobis keny Vera
Cruz, II Griswold Silvc De erase Rich, Hayre Fox
g. Livingston.
Banks White Oak Weeks. Rotterdam 4 Hurbut,
Edward, Buckley. Charleston, Durham Dinon.
Bngs Marquis of Normsny McFellon. 81 John. NIB, J
Ferguson; Concorda Eckernan Dublin VIM Weisser,
Adelis Ann John, Hampton Roads Henry Buck. Wood
side. Guadalupe. Badger Peck & Co; Robert Newton
More Cork. sc. Duulh s. Cousinery
schrs Alpine, Adams Mrsgone. Foster & Nickerson
Newport LAWSON, Galway, Barclay Livingston; Paw
tucket Ormsbee Carthsgsna, Panama Clark, Sullivan
Me Gen Jackson, Mclntyre, EevOrleans; New Reguus
Davis Baltimore; Iowa. Dayton, do Jonas Smith. Hor
ton, Wilmington, Monitor. Besse, Warehsm Excel
Vail Providence Daniel Webster, Glover, do /; Mary
Rash, Rssh, Philadelphia Isabel, Sherwood, Boston
Friend, Lowell Boston.
Barge Albany, Mare, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

Il Tie New-Orieans Picayune Of the 10th
gives account Of the death of rider who
killed Sunday In the ninth heat by bis horse throw
ing him and falling upon him. The ficayune says bis
name Jim and be belonged 10 Mr. Kirkland HArri-
SON who within the past fornigh bad purchased him
expressly ss q rider, for the sum Of $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29
Court Calendar. Tvs D.y
CoNxos PLKAs-Sos 81. 90, 81, o., " !, NJ a a.
a. 40 Q IA - - " ~ w. ~, -

" Great Westerns Benefit a. he American No..
win spendd performances In he afternoon Al o,e,n
~ appears In variety Of bis most admired 81 "a
other talented perfoms's will eonubuis 70 n .ne
fun Of he occasion Surely the house viii be hi, -, 90
part. especially - the poleou Die ana vii h.
10 onisncon with all The other attract ons n 49,
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Promotions and Appointments in the Medical
Corps of the Navy.

PROMOTIONS Passed Assistant Surgeon j. Dickinson
Miller to be Surgeon, vice J. c. Spencer. resigned.
The following Assistant Surgeons were examined by
the Board now 10 session at Philadelphia, and found
qualified for promotion, viz
John Hastings to rank next after Passed Assistant
Surgeon Thornley,.
Richard T. Maxwell to rank next after Passed Assist
ant Surgeon Hastings.
J. Francis Tuckermsn. to rank next after Passed As
sistant Surgeon Maxwell.
Morris b Beck, TO rank next after Passed Assistan
Surgeon Tuckerman.
Lewis j. Williams to rank next after Passed Assistant
Surgeon Beck.
Richard Mcshery to rank next after Passed Assist.
ant Surgeon Williams.
APPOINTMENTS As ASSISTANT SuReEoSs--Phlip
Lansdsle. Nd; r. Benson De Lapy, Del; Alex. Jno.
Rice N II John A. Petit o.; Thomas b. Steele, Md
James F. Harrison, Va A. Nelson Bell CT; VIM. J.
Babb Pa; X. J. Farquhsrson. La; Alex Robinson Jr.
Va; Edward X. Squibb Pa; Samuel q. White, Ga
BENJAMIN Rush Mitchell No; James s Gillian Va
DEATH OF AcHILLE MgRAT-W learn from the
Flondisn" of the 18th inst that Achille Murst the
eldest OF Nspoleons celebrated marshal died on
the l5th inst at his residence In Jefferson county Flor
ds Prince Murat has resided iu this country since
1891 living without osentaon citizen OF the Re
public he bad adopted He died at the age of 20 years
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r. C. KEMP. Auctioneer.

Books AT AUCTION THIS EVENING R. e. KsSr VII
sell by catalogue this evening at ~ o'clock at store vi
Broadway third store above Canast large collsenon
of theological chronological, miscellaneous and standard
works Also, large lot OF school books In qusnnue'
well worthy the attention of purchasers Catalogues
now ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

We annex such returns as have reached US Of
the votes cast on Tuesday on the question of Ii.
cense or No License.
A.. A..
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In pdekctship Ybgiaiaa, for LtpoPoot-E Griffith of
New.York Margaret Madden Of lrelsnd-24l steerage.
In bark Childe Harold. from Hdrdnd-Manue Truzo,
lady children and servr OF Havana Juan Psssu of do
Domingo Vandre Of do 5 Smith of New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

~ We are sgsin indebted to Mr.. CLOVES for a
copy Of the Boston Post Of yesterday morning.
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sold BY A. j. BIEEcxEa at "a Greenwichst. this Day
10 O'Clock. There are some gems purchased on h'
Contnet. Also mantel ornaments oil rare oesoV
sASD.'s sARs.pA sILLA.-The value Of his prepnsno'
is now widely known, and every day The hsld oil
ness 10 extending Ii isapproved and highly reeomm7te
ed by physicians and is admitted DO tho most powerpi
and searching preparation from the root that boa ever
been employed 10 medicinal practce II Is not local ~
operation but general extending through the who'sH'
tenn. II neurslxes the poisonous elements 10 the bocc
and restores healthy to the orssns which senefsS
thai aaid 10 scfoflaz and all external disotsrs he "
suit rapid healing OF the sore and pusules in ma
maiism and other painful affections OF the muscular fo
speedy removal Of the pain, and 10 sill cases renewals
strength, keeping pace win the retreat ofhe diies'so1
the system II Is put up IL highly concentrated form fr
convenience and portability, and when diluted, seeofdst
TO the directions each bottle will make elk times ihe qaAl
iity and equal 10 quart and is then superior N mec
nal value 10 he various preparations bearing the n.e
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retsil, by A D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 FalIon-st corner
Willsm-sl z7s Broadway md n East Brosdvsy Now
YORK.. Sold also BY Duggisu generally throoshoa, -
Unsd staies. Price o. per bous. or six bo,ies sof
q The following article copy with pleasure W.
the Boston Mercantile Journal, March, 1851 sna W
hope any Of our numerous readers suffering HO-
any Of The complaints which 1t 10 said to cure, hsS
speedily avail themselves Of Il
Dr. WIerAhe BALKAN OF WILD
Ii wa known msry years ago. that The wild ehstV -
OF this climate possessed valuable msdlciosl pfopef
Indeed this fact known TO The Abongniss sad "
cocuon Of the leaves bark Of this has ever
regarded by their physicians Of The meet eas'4-
remedies In many diseases. This fact, sesers ,'''
since, arrested the attention Of DR.. wisar, q hgsy
speclsbe practitioner Of Virginia he insesnss'eo w.
care the healing properties OF tho Wild cheuy-'s'e4 =
effects when administered alone, and when 10 eon0s-
with other remedial agents. he found tasi rs h. 4.
virtues might be greatly improved. and BY com'l'ss
with Ingredients, whose properties were wei
generally recognized, . medicine was pfodoee' -.
constitutes remedy OF great value In puimo1siy -
tons, and diseases Of the chest and hroa'-'.
which are proverbiAiy prevalent In our etes Az
towns and often prove fatal, swelling The eins o.
TO much greater extent than s the case win Eos '
| we had almost said, all other classes OF diseases
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the w"pr'
For sale by A. B. D SANDS, Dugssis, 100 fu.'0''~
corner Of william agents for this city sso p1'
way and n East Broadway. and BY Duss""
throughout tho United s,ssea Beware OF coun'o's'"
0owscA HArrixes-soo pieces ~ - ana % Nv Ia. ss
checked and fancy Gowaua Msttings loit feSe''e1
arrivals and for sale cheap By ,o,fssarRxY.
| as lv. ~ Pesrl.sL opPossis "lA's1l
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u GxNrLxmENs HATS style for Spring ls47. will
be introduced on Wednesday. March 3 by
LEARY & co. Hsrters Aston House. Broadway
Circulars descriptive OF style will be Forwarded
by addressing US pest paid. mad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

HATS HATS HATS KNOX, with his accustomed
brevity would call the attention Of his friends TO hsn.w
styles of Spring Fashions, which ready hid
Store, l2e Futon-st He would with his usual phisa.
thropy invite strangers to hs establishment where they
obtain Hats of equal quality and at lower prices
than at any other store In tho city. sl0 TuThksAr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

A CARo-An deliberately carved fashionable rosewood
Sofa polished, vanished, covered In the first aasliy
crimson velys. flush, will DO sold price tina. will SIMPLY
The carving and hnish Of this excesn! pees
offurnure Is In the beautiful style that LATELY az
hlbiied by Mons Csrtereau at the Coliseum. nigr
completed, being finished this day. April o. Msnufseursd
and for sale by
a0Q 1. AZ HrOsfWN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

lLLuMINArros-On proper occasions to difase Light
abroad on subjects in which own and the in,sesu
OF others concerned is the part Of wisdom. this
season especially when thousands and tens OF Thousands
of people of the country are contemplating visiting hs
City for the purpose Of repenishng their stores Ass
shops their houses their farms wsrdrobes &c. II can
not be denied that those who prepared to supply
their wants would do sensible thing by illumAasains
their minds In relation to name number street and bust
ness and giving them respectful Invitation to ssl-
The knowledge Of the elegsncies and superhsiss Of
life which are provided In City, may also with great
proprety be- spread before the admrng gsre Of the PEG
pie of other cities and towns with good effect The
Press Of the country is the light which will show up The
preparations to supply the wants OF the millions and
il is concentrated, through welorsanized Assn
cy In the hands OF single individual, 10 whom ny
one can apply and select just such sections and pspers
as are best suited TO his particular pursuit and multiply
the lights to extent his establishment will JUSTIFY
again submitted to the thoughtful consideration Of al
who shall think proper to adopt safe thorough, snd
complete system of Advertising in Country Newspsper
" B. PALMER In the Tribune Buildiogs Is the Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

GOLD PESs-Grea Reduction.-J. Y. SAVAGE sells q
gold pen for IS cents silver pencil Included The y
Bsgsy pens for 81 90 Also, magnificent pen for e.
the best and cheapest In the city. Don't mistake the num-
har Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

vA SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANO FoArR with
Colemans Eohan Attachment all in perfect order made
by T. Gilbert Co. Boston will be sold this day lSs
Mott st. q bargain for cash. The above named inssu.
ment Is the one used in Mr.. Brsdburys great farewell
festival at the Tabernacle the 2ls May be seen a,
9oclock. A. ~
Also. other Pianos Of less value together with music
music boards and variety Of household furniture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

~ PRIVATE COLLECTION on VALUABLE fAisr
ISes. made by connaisseur, lately deceased VIZ !:
sold by A. J. BLEEcKEl, at "a Greenwichst ths ov -
10 O'Clock. There are some gems purchased on h'
Contnet Alao mantel ornsmenA Of rare beauty.
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PASSENGERS SAILED

IN Thos " Sears for CdRfOH--Mr Tyson Yates and
wife OF Richmond, Missionaries TO China Messrs NJ
Gillet of New.York, Chas w spooner Of Plymouth.