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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06
=. -. t.gi.l,tprs 20 seek out and to

oumbeut on the Legislature TO seek out ana 10
choose men for Codihers-ior two oil them al leas'
Tho have hitherto evinced some affection Tor the
,rss. duty TO be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. confidence IN
the feasibility and utility of the contemplated Cod
ihcation-some preparation for 1t by the reneo''oh
and the study Of former years. Here is great
work 10 be done-one Of the most responsible t9e
most difficult that could be committed 70 human
hands-a work for which there are very few preoe-
dents and none at all 10 the language OF our Ltera
ture and Laws Its work in regard TO which there
are inevitably two parties-one pronouncing 1t lea,
sble and morally certain to prove benenoiai
rightly executed the other condemnlng II as al
idle chimera, from which no good VIII result
From chich Of these parties ought me Coayer'
be chosenp That is the vital question, to which II
seems to us that but answer IS larry possiOie'
SUPPOSE these Commissioners shall not be able sat
isfactorily and benefcially to Codify the Laws
will the original and jealous advocates oil the
measure be concluded by their failure we ask
fair men Of whatever opinions TO consider this mat
ter We ask the Legislature, and the makers Oh
the Legislature, say whether 1t IS far that tue
enemies of the proposed Reform should be openly
exultinQ over the choice Of Codfers, and we be
compelled to reply to them in terms like these
~ WINGS OF THE OLD NINTH your Nom''
mating Committee have formed Ward ticket
headed by JACOB L. DODGE for Alderman and
suAs C. HERRING for Assistant and ask you 10
meet tonight at the Northern Exchange Bleecker't
TO pass upon IT, Among the speakers present VIII DC
Hon T. A. TALLMADoL, 7. A. TonLiSsoS ana Otner
eloquent Whgs and we sball be disappointed II the
meeting does not look like revival OF lsio'
JACOB l.. DODGE is known to almost everybody
in the Ninth Ward, so there is no use in speaking
of him. An upright. industrious, capable and
blameless citizen, who never sought Office, and re-
luctantly consents to run, he is deservedly among
the most popular men in the Ward, is certain to
poll very large vote, and we do not think he can
be beaten. SILAs c. HERRING is not so wei
known there, though far more widely throughout
the country. Those who ever had their books and
papers in one of his Salamanders, during day or
two Of redhot flames know him as emphaticay
Safe man, which he is in every sense Of the word.
Though never prominent as politician and uniformly
stunning Office and distinction he is true and stead
fast Wing such you afford to get up before day
light Of stormy Election morning to distribute bills
and tickets for diligent and successful artisan, bis
business gives employment at good wages to large
number of NewYork mechanics, bringing considerable
work and money into the City. We trust the Mocha
MICS and Working Men of the Old Ninth will give DODGE
and BgRn1Se a generous, enthusiastic support next
Tuesday, and that the meeting tonight will make 1t
manifest
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ARRIVED.

ship Zenobia Kenny I'm Liverpool Feb %, nldse, to
NLG q Griswold. March :, lat Az Ion s. IN heavy
gale blew away fore and mizen topss 2oih lat A. ION
ssh passed hcrm brig Emerald Of Halifax steering east
ward from the oath 10 the 26th OF March I'm a 20 70
4ti 10 Ion 81 ST. saw several islands and fields OF ice
Mr. F Castiven, passeng er-24s in the Storage
Shin Congress French I'm Canton. Dec 10. teas SILKS
&c 10 Rowland & Aspinwsll 18th Jan lat Is s, lon 20
T. spoke ship Anity I'm Calcutta for Boston Reported
having on the st and % of January in hurricane lost
all his sails Feb 49, lat :, lon w, spoke br park
Eleanor. Russell I'm shsng SHE for Liverpool The
Congress was on the 25th March within $50 miles OF
SANDY Hook and has since been blown on In the Gull
Stream three times.
Bark ospray, Ripley, I'm Mstanzas e2d March sugar
TO r L s. Stewart. 10th in lon 10, passed small
vessel bottom up, apparently about 50 tons ourthen
Brig Florence, Smith from Porto Caoelo mdse TO
Hought0n Brothers. On the 3oth UT IN at ~ ION 49,
while living too In a gale from NNE 10 WNW, shipped
sea which stove casks long boat and done other
damage. nm
Brig Rideout. Kingsmsn. Is days from Humscoa, PR,
sugar, &c. Aguiue & Galway. n,
Venezuelan brig Carabobo, Todd II days from forto
Cabello coffee. &c. TO Harmony Nephews & Co. 2lst
ult lat 10 S. lou 6s 81. spoke brig BLACK HAWK, from
Meyaguez, PR, for NYork. ~
Br schr Dolphin, Holder, 10 DIS im haliisN nsn 10
Barclay & Livingston
Schr Daniel Parker, Russell, stm BOSTON, mossseS
to F. Thurston & Co.
schr Mandarin, Hnkley, ds FIN Boston, md'e to
Foster & Nickerson.
Schr NewYoTk Goodsel, DIS Inn Boston, muse 70
Dsytyn sprague.
BELOW-2 barks and ships Wind Ne.
SAlLED-Ship South Carolina, for Cork
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DIED
Nj BROWN AGED So years

On the Sd inst. JOHN l.. BROWN, aged 90 years
His relatives and friends particularly invited to
attend his funeral on third day Tuesday, next at 4
o'clock from his late residence 81 Bondst without far
Their invitation. AVA, IA.
On the 5th inst in the 55th year OF her age ANN rect
of Thomas Gill; late of the Evening Star
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence Al East Broad
way at o'clock P NJ. on Wednesday afternoon, With
out farther invitation. .
On Monday morning, after lingering illness, Mr.
THOMAS SMITH In the oath year of bis age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family together
with the members of Phenx Court 4, l. 0. OF A. are
requested to attend his funeral from his late residence
IS Ann st. Tuesday afternoon the 9th inst ats o'clock
without farther invitation
At Lenox Mass on the 26th ult JAMES w. ROBBINS,
Esq. aged 65 years.
At Perth Ainboy NJ j. the Sd inst after short but
severe illness, ABRAHAM GOLDING. merchant OF that
place in the AID year OF his age. In life respected for
hi. many virtues whole community deplores his loss.
At Rochester LIST inst.ADAM SMART, a Revolu
tionary Patriot in the goth year of his age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06

DESPERATE ConsAr WITH rpy T.,
morning the steamers Colunnbis and c.. sstar1s,
then appearance e, Casiletou. eight MI. re raz
CITY. was understood tAasthsy e.rar oelcr a.
force passage through the ice snd n wa
that soy such iupertnence would Be- r..l...ssvia.
blocksding forces '''ssed B; !.
The boats came up 10 Van Wiz. po...,
nearer the city. the ice presenting M ''v n,
obstacles 70 that Effort But here the ...srtss.
meneed. The Ice here hsd broken pn ~ sxs co
thrown into perpendicular masses. s.ry h. sd aee
and presented now solid mas Of ussi a., 90 rsss
eos'; 10 conducting The attack alternately a,ss n.
the s sp 10 .ss coamS be force Of ,
all day the hsh, was kept up By the co-ssos "a
great oostnAey on eota sides and Al ,uss.'es I'd
day she was within some three miles OF ~ wa yss
lab. Arss, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06

CouRr or DYES AND TERMiSER-Ihe April term
commenced yesterday The Grand Jury We als
charged sre die another being empsnneed at the ses
sions. -,
ON motion of the District Attorney the recognzance
OF Cidrles H. ROss under indictment Tor larceny was
for eited and bench warrant applied Tor 70 ors nih
into Court
The case OF Harris indicted for forgery viii PROBABLY
come on at this term lie viii be defended y Gov.
Seward and John c. Spencer. Mr.. Mcheon, Dtsfiet
Attorney and Chas OCOnor appear for the prosecutor
On the civil suit In relation 10 the case at Otsego 20 the
Jury we understand. acquitted Mr.. II.
Ia the Circuit branch Judge Edrnonds heard iartner
argument in relation to appeal as to 3 VIII case
UNITED STATES Crxcrrr CouEI.-The Court opened
yesterday before Judges Nelson and Belts sumeient
humber Of Grand and Petit Jurors not appearing, ad
ditional ones were ordered for this torenoor.
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BROOKLYN AEFAIRS

NORMAL ScHooL.-In another column many be
found the advertisement OF a institution for the
press purpose Of nsructng young persons in the pro-
fesson of teachers We hail the multiplication of such
schools good evidence Of the progress OF education
generally. If we to have good teachers they must
be trained 10 il There Is great sbsurdy 10 supposns
that while other professions must be scqured by special
study this in many respects the most difficult and i'm.
portan of ALL may be practced by anybody and every
body without any particular preparation whatever
We understand that NJ. Wright the Principal Of the
BROOKLYN INSTITUTE ia well qualified for the ofce be
undertakes and By reference TO his advertisement II
will be tina, be to have the best possible assist
ance.
Y The wcrkmen begun again upon the City
Hall yesterday.
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Shocking Accident,

This afternoon while the Albany Republican Ar
tinery were engaged in firing salute in honor Of
the battle Of Buna Vista, Francis Fitzpatrick a
carman who had drawn one OF the pieces used in
firing the salute to the ground, received so serious
injury from the premature discharge of one Of the
guns that his life is despaired Of While engaged
In remming down the charge an explosion took
place, the ramrod severely acerating one OF his
arms that he had to submit to amputation. He al
so received a serious injury in the breast from a
splinter from the ram rod. Fitzpatrick has wife
and or children.
The ice is still firm opposite the city Steamer
Commerce is fast about miles below. Warm
and pleasant day
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From lucataD.

In La Patr;a of the 2sth ult, We find the pro-
nuneameato issued a, Merida on the 2Sih February
The protested object of the movement was TO restore
things to the state in which they were before the last
revolution and TO reestablsh the legal government
Senior Lopez de LlergO appointed Provisional Cover
nor til, the return of the depOsed and uOw ren''ated
magistrate D. Miguel Bsrbschano. The proHaHe'aMsao
declares that the new order Of things is instituted para
si,,upre that n forever
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Trnde of the Hudson.

FIoduce and County srchadife nTTring Of Neip- IoTk
A. Daris' Liae--Bdyge FishktH Budd-3l bales goods
Garner & Co 81 do, Allen Mayhem 2600 realms paper
40 she ep cattle Is pkgs eggs $50 bbs rye -four 5000 BUSH
5000 do oats $50 bales hay pkgs butter 10 ou potatoes
100 do barley, to Captain. ,.oo
Barge LsriagtoR Albsrtsou-2j00 bush corn 1000 do
oats 200 bales hay 81 do yarn, to Captain. -
Baker, Kirkland s Co.'S LiAs-BdySs Fdrme'-oOoO ou
oats 1000 do barley 90 do peas 10 apples $50 bdls hay
pigs eggs, 10 Captain ~ ooo -,
BARGE Superior Hastead-l000 bush corn 1000 do oats
1000 lbs cake 10 cattle 1000 calves 10 pkgs butter
Bdres Exchange. RosekrGRs-4200 bush oats 1000 do
corn $50 bales hay cattle 200 sheep a. calves 10
Captain IS bbs beer Vasser Cos 10 cases pine Amer
IAN Pin Company.
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Court Calendar. TINS DAY.

svrEKoA CovRr-Nos. !, {, II, 10, IA. IS ~, u,
% "a 25 o. y % 30 81 80 49, a. 81 g. 49, A. H. TO-
46 a., 4s, az, 81, -, s. 81. g7J. -
CrAcurr Corar-Sos. l. . 3. 4, T. 8 10. II, L. ~ 10
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. -, 10 ~ ~, w.
ie3 1873 1885 49, 1872 AL 1i3 las IA, 50 lOs Part =
Nos 262 294 ~ a. IS 6s, a. So l5S, lss' lsi slV @2
ga 90 242 go. "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06
New.YOrk Cattle Market. .MosoAy, APnl
Bv our own Reporterl

At market 1861 Beef Cattle 600 from the South ~
Cows and Calves and 300 sheep ar ! imbs.
Beef Canlo-Pnces are little lover. We aaoss a
tremes at from 6. to cents. $50 bead left over
Goes AID Cdlres--There seems & 70 moro active "
nand for these than formerly. Last week there VA
unusually large number offering and all met rssl
sale at improved prices which we quote from ei'el
to $40 as in quality These hgures are about " as
or than last weeks average.
Sheep and Lam5s-Buyers rather backward a.
operate but sparingy Prices however, remain hfu o
from 81 to 50 5oas5.
Hay and Srar-Hsy is selling at Oh per cwt su'
81 2502 so the 100 bundles. Market literally ~prS'
with both.
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srDpEs DEAIH.-A respectable young man
named H. P. Morrison one Of the cabin passengers IN
the chip Patrick Henry JUS, arrived from Liverpool in
afew minutes after leaving the ship yesterday fell and
expired He had been confined 10 the cabin with sick
ness during the last several days of the passage.
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Arrivals Of Produce. &c. by the New.York

and Erie KniIrOad.,"I,,,J. F. CIark'oH, dgeNI'
Reported specially for The Nep- York Tribune
MONDAY, April D. l547
Barge H. SuyddE-43i bush corn, D tubs butter ~
AIves Cant Wood; 1868 bush corn Naming; calyes,
BORON. 70 ties butter pkg butter b8caves, Iflm0e;
Il bbs ashes - calves Griswold box eggs' ID De-
merese tubs butter Is calves Bakei "A tubs butter
do eggs 30 calves II w HOyE bags rye do oats. ID
clark bxs glassware Boyd; $50 sides leather Bang
4 Melvin, 10 do TremaiD 20 tubs hrks butter Van
Colt & Winchel bale goods, Cories, Hsydock \ Cos
pkss Morlsln: do, Fountain 100 OARS Barker Paige
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06

Cotton trelgntS very uuu ana 10"
to fill up would be taken very low.
FLOUR AND MEAL--The stock Of Flour benz ~
much reduced by the continued Suspension Oh 80
ton holders have been enabled TO obtain anoteS
vance to-day. and some 1000 bbls Western and ocs
have been sold at 81 soar 62i and some sales W..
ported even higher. A sale of 800 bbls Oenesc "
rive on the 18th April was reported at tnM nsl W.,
Another parcel of 800 bbls sold at 81 IS. The ni'
to arrive continues to be considerable, and me 80
day are about 5000 bills including Oswego and heet
In May at So -. and Genesee at 80 so. there W. -
last week. sales Of $1,000 bbls to arrive 81 cufieps -
which have not before been reported. slas. :, 4,
Indiana round hoop sold at 81 80. For souDe'a -,
holders have all advanced their rates the ssoe. :. -
quite small. Georgetown is selling in lou 49, ID.
we hear of 300 bbls Brandywine at 81 let. 80 ~
20 bbls Petersburg was made at 20 GA sno ~ 5g
Philadelphia on private terms prooaoiy sson ~
Meal tbs market Is steady. We note sales ioVy -
81 1881 cit and 500 do. TO arrive al VI ~ IA ~ -
~ q in June Sales 300 bbls Rye Flour al ~ oz '"
loo do. extra at 81 en- Ship stuifs at l2i Glo ca
GRAIN--In Wheat we hear only OF 1900 bcsfen {.
sew red for milling at li0 cents. The quantity ona
IL ANAL Corn continues In good demand, and the ~
plv being light the rates have again improved W. =
sses upwards Of ~ 600 bushels Northern n
were al 100 cents. The aggregate transactions are -
bushels including 10000 to arrive In June ana ~
about Is cents 1000 do in May at S. 10000 Noln
Yellow to arrive soon 9ei 500 do Connecticut ism ~
9j; 1900 to Is 900 do Southern the spot at
y ~
cents 600 do old cut Southern al 90, and l5o
Yellow at 90 cents There also sale OF TVU ~.
els Corn last week arrive in July. not then reps
We note sales $500 bushels Rye az 10, and cv a.. =
a. 90 cents Barley Is nominaly IS, 70 arrive o m
hrm Sales 5000 bushels Canal TO arrive at vi sA
do River here at 4td43. -
wHIsKY-some few lots were picked up en-
q cts perhaps 30 bbls in all. Drudge noi'''"'
cents =. AZ a
HAY-we note sales 1000 bales North River ~.
sTEARIN-Therc have been sales 10000 10 wv
al OF d94 cts, cash.
TALLOW--sales 5000 lbs Prime q. cts, Casa
NAVAL STORES-The stock Of Crude I9i VI ~
10 now about IS 900 bbls nearly all In the nsov -, l
or three holders. The last sales were 81 rr
ers are asking 81 IS. OF Rosn the stock vsis -
and market dull Tar and Pitch are hrm sn2 ~ s,osi
supply. sales 200 bbls Spirits at Al cts cash. ''
here Is about 5000 bbs. -. -
PROVIsIONs-Thsre 10 more hrmness u ~. ~
there Ia some considerable inquiry ine'' wy
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CLEARED.

Ships Finland Brown. Philadelphia. II Peck & co
Vermont Berry, Glasgow, Durham & Dimon; Roches
ter Marion. Liverpool, Schmidt & Balehen Victoria
Hutshorne. Antwerp. schmidt & Bslehen II Allen, Mel
son. Charleston Geo Sutton Margaret Evans, Tinker
Loudon. Grswold
BARK exchange, Durkee. Liverpool Irwin.
Brig Madison Paxton. Savannah siurgess Chairman
& Co. -
schrs Timoeon. Mcfarland. Savannah, Nesmith &
Walsh; @ w Davis, Murch. Wilmington hIsric' rut
neil do Union. RYDER Jacmei Foster Eickerson
Sea Lion Waile. 81 kits. II Hurlbut Co Madison
KellAr Philadelphs, Brett vose Eicost Cole Peters
burg James Hunter & Co. Ellen. Browne, Boston tos
ter & Nckerson.
Sloop Hamlet futile. Providence
Barges Flying Du,chmAn. Philadelphia, Dolphin. do
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Business Notices.

~ GENrLEmESs HltAs style for Spring ls47, will
be introduced on Wednesday, March 3.by
LEARY & co. Hstters, Aston House, Broadway.
Circulars descriptive OF our style will DO forwarded
BY addressing US postpaid. mfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06

GOLD PENS CHEAPER THAN THE CHEArEsr.-Only
81 is asked by j. w. Creator Co. II Cedar-st for
their lowest priced Diamond Pointed Gold Pens In
silver cases Bsgey's warranted 81 rs; many other
STYLES eonally cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06

IRISH RELIEF coMMTTLE.-The amount re-
ceived is Shoes II. The donations in bresdstufs,
S7247 10. About slo7oco have been sent forward, in
GLIDING bill Of exchange for $4,000 The ninh weasel
Ia now In proce. Of loading
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06

Four DAYS LATER FROM EURoPE.-The ship
Clyde Capt Pearson arrived at this port yesterday,
having called from Limerick Ireland March four days
letter hsn when the steamer Hibernis left Liverpool
Capt fesrson brought no papers nor verbal news
Boston Pest Monday 9Th.
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Tho Tribune I'm Phi,adeIphfa.

Our friends in Philadelphia, who wish to DO supplied
regularly with The Tribune, will please Leave their
names and residences with Zieber Co. Ledger
Building Third-st below Chestnut, who viii deliver the
paper TO them Immediately after the arrival Of the pas
senger line from New-York, at l2t cents per week.
Single copies, price cents may always be obtained ~
above, or from the Philadelphia Newsboys.
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SPOKEN

Feb :, lat As 3d. lon % IS brig Hope, OF Plymouth,
Mass from NYork for Msrseies.
Bark Candsde, Gardner, from Newfork Nov LOO for
Canton, all well Dec 10, the equator, letters have
been received from board stating that chip Paul Jones'
Watkins from Boston for Canton was in co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06

~ The popularity OF the Do-Psnorsmic exhibition OF
the Funeral OF Napoleon at the Museum increases with
each repetition. The large audience al each performance,
the intense and breahess attention shown evnces toe
degree OF interest felt by the spectator. The exhibition
takes place and "a p NJ when Western and the Ethi'
opean Minstres with others will give their performances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PESs-sl only. Y. Saw.
age % Futonst is selling the kind Of pens for 81
that are sold elsewhere for 81 50. Also magnificent
pen for 81 which the best and cheapest pen in the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06
cArra Oq pFAL. EsTATE.

BY YIN. H. Franklin & Son.-House and lo' 81 tn''
beth. st. 25xl00, $4,000
BIZ A. J. Blesckv-House and lot 2l0 HourontS "
200 do do adjoining on rear 20xby25, sl.6o.
BY H. H. Leeds House and lot Is Cannonh VN'
do. do IL Cannon.st. $ll5O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06

- KNOX l2e Fulton-st is now prepared TO supply
his patrons and the public with his elegant Spring Hats
m9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-06

James Ross Snowden, OF Vensugo County, Pennsyt
vania to DO Treasurer Of the United States Art at
Philadelphia in place of Isaac Roach, removed.
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MARRIED:

On Saturday evening, Sd inst. by Rev. Ralph Hoyt,
| Mr. LEWIS D. FOLSOM 10 Mics ISABELLA
! WALKER both of this City,
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ls47. NEW HAVEN co.
% towns tall but Wolcottl for Governor
Bissell. Wing ...........5,ll6 COS yyhie mai.
Whittlesey. Loco. ......-alls)
Same towns last year, Wing 1919 Loco 9sio'
Senators, Wing, Loco, Jas last year.
RcDres6Hta.ires-l3 Wing, 10 Loco, no enoice'
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HARTFORD co.

HARTFORD co.
IS towns AL but y for Governor
Bissen lWhiej. -, $50 Wing maj
Whittlesey Loco .4lj6 i21.
Same towns last year over 100 Loco maj.
Probably Wing Loco Senators, as last year
u These returns are indecisve but auspicioas.
We hope the State is right
- 10 for the good old days of Horse Expresses
when our trusty ESocH WARD always came IN about
this time the morning with over half the returns from
the state The Telegraph tout of order, 4" usually has
made miserable botch Of II for US this time 1t ha
bad failure
e The last Legislature Of Connecticut stood
Senats-Whig e. 10 Loco. II Mall
- The total vote Of the State for Governor last
year was as follows
Bissell Wig, 27,a29. TOucey, Loco 27,2o3.
Gillette. Abolition, and Scattering, 924s Wing
plurality, go Toucey chosen by the Legislature
with all the Loco State Officers
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~ pemocra,ic WING General Committee

" Democratic Whis General committee
A regular neetiog % this Committee will be held or
rae.day evening, April o. at hslfpasi o. Sek, al the
Brosdws House. BY order.
J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman
Asxsu.n r. LswRssoE, Vice Chairman.
JosEpH R. TAYLoR, ! Secretaries 40,
WV. l. sHARDLow, % ~
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Connecticut Election

Collected by Express for The Tribune
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nInrkets..,C Carefully reported for The Trss~
MoSpAYPk
ASHES There is no change to notice and rs,
movement at previous prices Pots ~ s7ieiHs
Pearls SO rs.
COTTON-Sses to-day have been 1000 bales ~
prices are If anything more full than last week "
outside quotations are the basis of this days rsneu
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y The total vote of the State for Governor Ia
Spw.yORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE ALBANY. April 81 T. NJ.
A bill passed 10 authorize the formation OF COM
NAMES to construct Rural Cemeteries. Also a
bill to amend the Charter Of the Merchants lnsu'
rance Co. New.York.
Nothing farther Of interest.
ASSEMBLY.
Most of the morning was occupied in receiving
reports of no public interest The bill to pay the
Select Committee to investigate Canal frauds was
read. The vote on its final passage stood-feas
IS. Noes IS no e-three.ffths Of the Members
not being present On call Of the House "a
Members were found to be present The bill was
farther debated and then laid on the table
Mr.. HADLEY, by consent reported general Dill
TO incorporate Insurance Companies.
The report of Railway Committee in respect to
the location of Erie Railway is now up.
The House consented to take up the Erie Rail
way Report on Wednesday, and continue the de-
bate until disposed Of
The new General Bank bill was made the spe'
cial order for the 10th inst.
The subject Of adjournment Of the Legislature
and the extra session was discussed at length. A
resolution was offered fixing the adjournment on
May 70 and the meeting of the extra session on sth
September. The days fixed by the Senate were
lith May and LIST September.