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TAYsN FOREIGN ENIoRANTs-ln noticing lhe
proceedings n he Supreme Court OF the nisd Stsle,
At It's late session observe that some Of me
papers contain this paragraph 49,. - Il, -.
T.rd 10 The taa upon foreign aving IN NE pos
~ sells and York. These laws sfe regard
ed ~ police regulst'On'' shu hee'''4iS '' WV F'e'
This We believe 10 be mistake All the eases respect
ing the authority Of States 70 tax passengers are A. We
learn continued and stand FOR farther argument.
lNaf Infelllgencer.
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ES- We dropped in yesterday at Firth han 4
Ponds 239 Broadway, to take look Al Gen. Ten
Thumbs Miniature Piano Il Is As lAdy would cal X
L7ss OF piano We should ike TO hear hi' General
ship perform the Battle of Prague on IL with al he
seeompsnimenis--ihe roaring Of the cannon and the
cries Of the wounded.
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The Chronicle saws "The result surpssses our
highest authorizations of success The voice Of the people
ia expressed beyond mistake or csviL And We have
reason to believe that no; few who have been concern
ed in the trse both buyers and sellers rejoice In the
result
And now II our peghbors in New Hampshire viii do
likewise. we on this border win give them our most
hearty thanks"
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BIZ SHIP LORD WELLINsToS-The L. revenue
caiter Tsney left Bsrnegst At o'clock Wednesday eve
ming Cap; Otsiszer on board the ship Lord Wei
ngion sshore At tat plAeeshe was made Of the Bar
and was moved By the s,esbos, about DO yards She
Is leaking some but essy kept free with her pumps
Mr. Beanei who h directions Of getting her Cd IL Of
%. ouniou that she will be got over the bar to-day at
I high water
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ToLYpo ELEcrIoN.-Ths charter election IN To-
edo on the st. resulted in the reelection Of L. n.
Potter, Mayor, by majority Of q votes over d.
D. Mason. the Wing candidate Wing Treasurer
and Wing Marshal elected by over 50 majority
The WhiSs elected ak Aldermen, the Locos. SIX
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was suggested In rather free manner that the recen,
work OF Mr. Upper Probabilities" Nigh, end fsvo
in the eyes Of the Lisrars FORD The paragraph had
been written and standing 10 type % long that had
forgotten il all IL appeared in columns Before II
was published contemporary had aons tah snd Just
severity upon the work in question snd accordingly
now make the enasaSs AoNSFaAle.
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- DR.. BcsHs's VEGETABLE PILLS act prinei
pies that cannot fall they purify the blood cleanse ths
system act 80 gently to leave the bowels ccs's
after their use and are the best i.bous medicine
that be employed-purey vegetable and safe tosss
a, all times and seasons Sold Ala Broadway.
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rsEK OUTSIDE OF TO-DAy's PAPER. "a

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eH N be seut In before 10 o'clock Saturday even.
M = ths Publication oce Of ths paper 10 not open on
suherbsrs In the city who do not receive this paper
=. IN ssv hour are requested 10 leave word st the Office
a. our arrangements such enable all the csreri
"a -, through their routes before O'clock Car
ssss falling 70 accomplish this win be required 70 give Up
-
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Tho Tribune In philadelphia

Our friends In Philadelphia who wish 20 oe s.y ~
regularly with The Tribune, will please sss'S .Sssr
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Businees Notifies.

" GFNrLEMES's HATS, style for Spring lsi1 "
be introduced on "Wednesday, March 3.by
LEARY s. co. Hstters, Aston Rouse Broadway
Circulars descriptive OF our style will be FORWARDS
by addressing us postpaid. mas
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DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PESs--If you want good
gold pen you getsn excellent article at J. ssvass,
81 Fultonst His sold for " only pencil reiude1
and write smoothly quill
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II Clergymen AMI others, who suffer from br0n
chius and affections OF the throat may rely the
tain efficacy Of Beekms Pulmonic Syrup. To be hst
with his Essential P.lls, at 49t Cortlsndst
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DR. TAYloss BAL SAM OF LrvERwoar is a remedy q
which the consumpuve asthnstic and dyspeptc pstsr
can depend with perfect certainty Of relief Is scuo,
Ia on the nervous and sansulnous system |. fedue'
the pulse relieves Inflammation and fulness sllsys l
tstlon cough tickling in the throat pain beet
and the numerous steststions Of cures Of cobHrue.
consumption are at the Office, 375 Bowery and sufe'a
to convince the most sceptca only the public shoul
always see that DR. LKrDss signature Is on the wrp
per as Is generally counterfeted and Initiated Over
$4,000 individuals have been relieved and cured BY the
very patent medicine Buy only at s7s pewsrI 81 o,
MIRA Hayes 1879 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
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RI THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
TIE la-t OF the Lieut.. General.

The following correspondence we ind IN the
Urion Of Thursday night The editor introduces
II with A fling AZ the Balance Of Power Party IN
the Sonata He states also that the Loco-F ocos
would have insisted on the Lieut.. Generalship at
the close Of the session, bat for the fear OF losing
other bills Mr. BFyToS has sent copy to each
Senator. BTSroSs breyity is exceeded onlyby his
modestyi Just think OF putting mere partisan
civilian over the heads Of war-worn and Scared
veterans and then look at the proof disclosed here
and elsewhere. Of the intention Of L0coFOcoism TO
carry this measure against the repeated declara-
lions Of Congress.
WASHINGTON CTrT, March TO- l-i7
=rR Please 70 receive a. mark Of my respect
eopv Of the following letters which explain the eireu
stances under which decline 70 sccept the aPpont-
r,snt Of Major General in the Army.
Respectfully sir. your ooedienf servant
THOMAS II. BENTON.
r. In NJ - of The United states Senate.
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~ TouR IN ErEoFF The advertiser IL tesTsui
Of making short and economical tour 10 Europe, All
would be happy to be one Of small company Of Tires
or four TO leave NewYo the middle Of April and re
turn 10 abou, i've months, giving shout ons hunafei
days on the other side) visiting Of the prneip.
cties In England Ireland Scotland France. Belgium
Germany and Switzerland. Any communication sd
dressed Europe and left at Raynors bookstore, =
Bowery will receive attention.
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~ The Buffalo DAILY EEPysss, edited BY "
E. ROBINSON (Riehsheu) and A. II. cLArr Esss has
been appointed the occisl Psper Of that nearisAins
and eaterpnsins city
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~ d. New.Enaland Wa,hingtoulsn ID

X The NewEngland Washingt0nlsn Pab-
hshes the residences Of such members OF hsssAehu'
seTts Legislature board at other than Temperance
houses The result Is summed up-Gov. Briggs, s,reI
Of ne C1Err ikirf Of the Sssa> and Ons AES1y>f 9ad
Of the HOWE board 81 Temperance houses
AZ home Lieut. Gov Reed OF me ColacL ~ of the
Saas md Seventy Of the H5us board houses where
nioxicsing drinks sold contrary 70 Az and so.peL
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Amendment BY The PreSiden

b. and Nth hs adricc and eonseHi p -. Sesa.' MT.
DA~rrI Emery Collector Of me customs 'o' VIC "'
trict OF Bangor, in the state Of Maine.
- A large batch of Military Appointments must De
deferred
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srsISS FAsaIoS H,rs --wARNocHs, Soi Broaivsi
has ready Tor sale the Spring "ye Of gentlemen
ma -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

II Hill CASTER has declined running Ion Coz
gress in the Accomac District Va and Robert Al
derson is proposed in his stead
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rT~ KNOX, 1913 Fulton ST. lie now prepared to 'uppl
his patrons sndSbe public with his elegant Spring Hat
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WAsHNorox CRY Tuesday I've March 9. l.l7.

WASHINGTON CRY Tuesday Eve March ls4l.
SIR had the honor TO receive your note OF the Cth
instant with the commission OF Major General IN the
army and delayed the Of acceptance, or non'
acceptance until should receive On answer from the
President 10 a note which addressed 10 him in the
morning OF that day. That answer Is now received,
and enables me 10 your note and 10 say, that
the commission s not accepted
Please 70 accept sir my thanks for the kind terms Of
your note and for the thousand courtesies which you
have extended 10 me in the course Of our long and
friendly acquaintance.
Most truly and respectfully you're ..,....,,
THOMAS II. BENTON.
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Not inspected....... 4I23 ess&MessOrd. 81 bkls !
TEA--A catalogue made up OF several invoice. M o
fered today and sold AZ prices about equal 20 tn a.
sale. The general quality WAS poor
wooL-The market has been quiet during the wee
and quotations are without change from last week
SEEDS-There IL more inquiry for sowing ant .
note sales 20 tres snd 30 bbls Clover AZ - az ca
sale of Clean Flax for crushing has been made but Il
particulars did not transpire
NAVAL SrOREs-Ssles 100 bbls Spirits 81 3sss
cents, cash.
OLA sale Of 20 bbls Country Lissesd wss made
so cents. essh.
LEAD--Holders are firm at IS cash Al Bos.l
600 pigs sold at I 30dt J7s, cash.
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WARRINGTON CIT. March 6. ls4


.rs Wi,heut waiting for the Formally Of being pre-
ssntad with the commission Of Major General In the
ANY Of the United States think Il light 70 inform You
a. once that my acceptance OF refusal OF that ngn
poiptusnt viii depend entirely upon public and nsuonal
cousideratons Of which you yourself VIII be the Judge
Personally can have wish for this Office but you
believe that b. Of service 10 the country am
willing 70 forego all private acknowledgements
nv,elf from my family under painful circumstances
resign my place in the Senate which i 50 dear to me-
snd nroceed immediately 10 the theatre Of war. Ny
only stipulation would BE for the powers which deem
necessary 70 and these you'd be both military
and diplousiic-ihe command Of the Army and author
Inv to gB prelinsries Of peace based upon terms pre-.
viously approved By you.
re- vou 70 believe air that nothing selfish or per
sonal dictates this proposed stipulation There 70 no
such thngnit Il proceeds from thorough conviction
that with a subordinate command could do no good
In the army the contrary that my presence there
would b. improper and nischiev0us for am known,
from my public speeches to dsapprove inc plans ooih
Of the late and the present commsnder-(he defensive
policy Of one and the san Juan Of uua attack Of the
otherj-and this being known my presence would ope.
rate AZ an implied censure on the two generals. ana
might make me-, In spe oil myseii the nucleus o. as
content and inEubordnatiOn. The command OF The
army therefore is the only military position which
Authority 10 conclude peace or a, least 10 sign the
preiminsres Of peace deem highly essential 70 sue
rsss A. n would enable the Commander Chief to
take instant advantage Of al passing events military or
political 20 close the war.
Furnished with these powers am willing - make
the sacrifices and 10 incur the responsibilities Of this
high command but leave Il 70 you. sir for your free
and final decision considering It as Naionsl question
and new one on which there 10 no commitment on
either side in anything that has passed
Whatever may be the decision my thanks and graft
tude will not be the less 10 you for your unsolicited
nomination Of me to this high appointment nor 10 the
senate for lie instant and unanimous confirmation OF H.
nor the House Of Representatives for s three times VII
ual election OF to be the commander inehiet Of the
AMY in Mexico. e,.-r..,
To THF President IhOMAS II. btNlON
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w..urNnror rne.d.r Ereninr. Mareh }. n.

WARRINGTON Tuesday Evening March ., lsil.
sin Your letter Of this days date s Just received
and seeing no reason for farther reflection and wishing
10 avoid All delay in offering the army have written
note to the Aduisnt General TO be delivered At NE
Office In the morning. declining TO accept the sppoin'
ment Of Msior General IN the army 80 kindly offered
10 me by you and 90 honoraby confirmed by the Senate
have the honor 70 be sir with great respect your
friend ana fellowcitizen THOMAS n BENTON
To rur pnr9rur,-T
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The following statement Of the receipts OF the
Central (Geo) Railroad for the month Of February Of
each OF the last three years shows most gratifying In
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WA5HINGroN CrTT, March 3 ls47


sR-I have given your letter OF the ttn instant te
consideration which it, importance demands In ten
derpv TO YOU the appointment Of Major General IN the
ARMY earnestly desired that the country should have
the advantage Of your conceded ability and military
knowledge your intimate Acquaintance with 70" MeSF
can character and your familiarity with the language
and political condition.
Immediately after your nomination as MAJOR General
had been unanimously confirmed By the Senate care
fully examined the question, whether possessed The
power 10 designate youa junior hsior Genersto the
chief command Of the army in the field The result OF
this examination is am CONSTRAINED 10 say settled
conviction on my mind that such power has not been
conferred upon me by the existing laws
am fully sensible of the exalted patriotism when
could alone have induced you TO make the personal
sacrifices to which you would be subjected in assuming
even the chief command Of the army in Mexico and
duly appreciate the reasons you have assigned snJ
which may fear prevent you from accepting your ap-
pointment ss Major General IT, on farther renecuon
such should be your decision shall learn II with deep
regret am. sir with high consideration very respecl
fully, your obedient servant JAMES n. POLh-
To Mai Gen THOMAS II. BENTON Washington Cliy
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HELPING THENsELvEs-It Is gratifying 10 know
that while American citizens contributing with such
unhesrd Of hberaty for thu sufferers in Ireland their
couuirymen here also, unosentaiously doing great
| things Mr. Harvey has sscertaned that during the
] month nf Iannarx and Eebruary there have boon
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pmLADrI PmA, March l2-- P. NJ
urmarkets are duil-no sales OF Flour or IraiH'
Holders are Grrn at former quotations but large
sales are Improbable without submitting to de-
IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-06

SECURITY To=fGRellASEGS
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4eC0RBf8&

TITO Fey AZ LAW.
5aar5H s9F~e4= two eac,, south affhe tau4r has.,
NtuIsas. IA.
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Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of Tho Tribune.

Philharmonic, April -.
We nave dull chilly day, but the Flour mar
ket has been active at improved prices Sales at 81
and 81 for shipping hands and at the close nothing but
the highest figure accepted. The sales at ~ will amount
about $500 bbs Sales of 1900 bushels Wheat At 80
to ! 81 for white and 30 TO 81 for red. Corn IL IN
request 5 to 81 for Pennsylvania Meal meets steady
sales Yesterdays quotations o. There is no vara-
ton in Cotton-ght sales of Upland at l2i l2t and -
Groceries and Provisions without change-sales light
George w. Toland has declined the Tressurershp Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad interfering with his other
avocations
This morning the two celebrated and highly trsctsbe
elephants belonging to Raymond Warnings mansgerie
were drowned Ia the Delaware They would not be in
duced to place foot on board the ferry boat and were
therefore taken down the river near Gloucester Point
to swim across They we're either chilled through. or
from other cause became exhausted. and sunk before
they reached the opposite shore. They are great
loss they have been valued at thirty thousand dollars
and learn twenty five refused for them last Sum
mer.
The illumination next Monday viii be on the most ex-
tensye scale All the districts have followed the lead
OF the city and made appropriations for the purpose
We have had general Illumination here since La
fsyettes visit, twenty odd years ago
SALE OF SroeKs-FUst Board and 4ffey.--lO BIZ Penn
2o0 5000 State Sc 5ds 72i North Bk ny 9oi IS o
Canal 65 100 Morris 2lt so susq Canal l3i 500 Coun
ty g. 49, IA Bk Kent 70; 1000 Susq BIDS So 100 Grard
H. Second Board and dfter-4000 Tex 10 BIDS, -
HOO Navigation g. 1865 sly; $4,000 Tex CT 2f $500
U IS, 1853 IS; 100 Bk, 65 wn. ~ 200 Resd, 80
400 Nsvg Is 1856 lot 200 Blk b5 a. 5000 81 SIS b5
72s 5000 do dys 72s 500 Tex CT 24. ll00 do 2ii
10000 State SIS 5 dys 72i 200 5 Blk, Al 100 Morris
2li; sig Susq Canal BIDS, S.
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Ueneral Notices.
HYER'S PILLS.

rR The American Improved Hykelan uedl.
cine.-Capt : 5. Parker lof the Union Rliemen this
city, has rendered the proprietor The following testimony
IN behalf q the above Pills Similar testimonials daily
received At he GENERAL DEPOT l4O Fuion-st sscond
Hoor-all from responsible persons. The Proprietor Of
this medicine deals sha certificates knowing that IL
VIII ahundaatly recommend Itself when faithfully TIED
DEAR sR: Herewith gige you my written opinion
Of Hyers Pils-somewnat lengthy own, but could not
well be SAID in fewer words
have formerly been frequently troubled with bilious a.
tacks attended BY constant lsneuess through the SEAL
Of my back which attributed affection OF the KID
neys In conversation with mutual friend Kew. d. X
Plumb sometime last Spring, be spoke OF Flyers Pills
and recommended their whenever occasion should
require As the best medicine he knew Of remembered
his eommendston and when passing your place procured
toleraby close. In the Of week or ten days,
found that the ameness hsd almost entirely ceased For
several months following, my bodily health, Otherwise.
never better.
In the early part Of the Winter attacked with BIZ
lou. colo, very complaint and had immediate re-
course the Pills they accomplished the work, and N
two days wss smart again.
About the time ny wife had similar stack She
took the Pills and first decided that they good for
nothing and desired 10 procure other Pills, that we
had previously been the habit OF using Subsequently.
from farther use by herself AMI the children she altered
her mind and Is OF the opinion tina, Hyers he
which nearly srtsen years. In saying this would
dsparage Others for have used several kinds that
entitled TO the term excellent but hereafter.
shall give Hyer's Pills the preference and shall
mend them 10 our friends whenever them laboring
under any OF the us that flesh il heir to-"
Truly yours SAML s PARKER,
Feb =, 1871. l56 and l5S Greenwchst n Y.
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General Notices.
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Civ OF New-York The I'm day Of May. lS47, al
O'clock p M.-Dstef April >, 1874
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A c. PAIGE, Schenectady,
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fro,v. 1l0 lawtISIhMay.
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nssI sisasssd n srssrsd. slsvsaed e. es1gs -
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sIis. sa.nsos Ri sss.:ssay : ~ to - ls.lA
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Gwen yesr', aaa snsisss he osssS. Lam "a -
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end. 90 he u q July s@Ssss :ss .z.,n.a !, q -
IN he elassss Soi wAieh b y sasi1s<.
TsaNs fhs annual pso.ios for board. s.ioe vssAise.
needing hasn and s'eeAinss' end Ne q ssA&s,e -
S SaI s ssSssss no, Issrriss Orch Or Issis.
Those who remain q he CellsSs during IL vsss-
y's ses s SI hos. ~ss i::s y; s;:i;:i.
SS:s 90 e: s q s. sss ~ - ::
Books stationery, eloshss. oeasrsd ed u go u
sickness, medicines and Doctors isss WI - seRs
No uniform 10 required Students sssssne b ~ epras
should bring with Sen three Summer sai seose esssn
~ VIC III suoulc oftnB WV ~. - - y. -
should have six shrs elm yas q ssockn fosf eews>s
and three pairs Of eooss and shoes
hEvnRExcRs.
Wilmington. Delswsrs-Alfsd da Peat, Chs ps re!
and J. 2 Gsreschs, Esors, Commander shsodch. end
Col 8 Dgvs
Philadelphia. Right Rev. DR.. Ksnrick. Rev. T. T. Cart
land, Rev 4. j. Sourin Rev J. G. Carter. lev. D. psvtt.
Rev. n. Csnswsli. Rev. r. p shsrsdaa.
Poitsvle-Rev. II. FtzsmmonA
Minefsville-Rev X. Fissimmoas.
Chester County-James Wilcox, Eco
Darby Chxs. Kelly, Eco.
Nsw.York-Right Rev. Dr. Hughes, vssy nsv Dr..
Power
Jersey City-Rev J. Kelly.
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