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FRENCH BOOTS,

AT THE PARIS BOOT EMPORIUM
Corner Of FMioi and Nassan ST., opposite the HeJaid office
tl,lS is OF the first and fashionable establish,
nients In this city the quality of their oois and Shoes
has made the resort Of all who have nice and
easy Boot at The extreme low price OF u CO. equal 10 tie
best made in other stores ior st and 81 We would the
attention Of friends to his establislmen where they
will doubt be kindly received by MIR. YOUNG the pro
prietor Fine Cali Boots ior % IT, be beat lo
IS. Small profits and quick returns, is bis motto.
oct il--iyd'
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July ~ lsH,
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safe transmission
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subscriptions for viii b sscvsd
prcportionsdt to the sbove annual fssss ft 4aAf
possmssters certificate Of rs0ance
ons or
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thereof made the General Land Office TO authorizes the
commencement of the sales in said district shall appoint
one register and receiver for the land office in said i.
ict who shall reside at the place designated by the Prss-
dent of the land office, such compensation give
curity and discharge all duties pertaining such OH &c o.
prescribed by law = -. -Il
APPROVED March /, 1917. 'I.r
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AN ACT TO amend entitled An act to regulate the
carriage of passengers in merchant vssses and TO dstsr-
mine the time when said shall take effect G.IW
Be enacted by the Senate and Aorse of Representatives Of
the United States Of Ansrica Coaiss assembled That
vessels approved the twenysecond day Of February cg
teen hundred and forty shall in regard to nl vss
arriving from ports this side Of the cnpes Of Good Hope
and Horn take effect and be in force from and atsf the
thirty day of May ensuing and in regard 70 all
vessels arriving from places beyond said capcs, and~
ter Che ,hir,ieth day Of October enaaing sgo Isl
SECTION Had be further epactsd That much Of said
authorizes shippers estimate children of eight
and under passenger in tho assignment
oil room, II hereby repealed. !"
APPROVED March 2, 1917 bF e'ia
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xxrxm CONGRESS- second session.
sEYATE....W AsH1Norov- Feb 10. i

SENATE. wAsHNoroN Feb. TO- l-i5.
The French spoliation Bill reported from the
Select Committee and made the special order tor
this day week
The Judiciary Committee reported the Oregon
Territorial Hl with sundry amendments.
Mr. YrIEg offered resolution 10 exclude the
Editor of the Uni0a newspaper from the floor OF
the Senate ~ attack upon the digniry OF that
body in an article in his paper Of the 9th instant
upon the Army Bill and also to exclude the re-
porters OF that Taper for onesided report OF the
proceedings on said bill. Mr. YULEE asked the I'M
mediate considc alton of the resolution. Objection
being made the Vice President decided that tie
resolution must ny over one day. Mr.. BADGER
cOntended that tn resolution was one OF privilege
and appealed from the decision OF the Char ~.
ter some debate the whole subject was postponed
unit. O. morrow.
The War Steiner Bill was made the SPECIAL or
der for Friday.
The Three Millions Peace Bill was then taken
mp, and Mr.. Cas- spoke az length upon n. Tie was
IN favor of a vigorous prosecution az the war and
opposed 10 the plan laid down by Nj CALHOUN.
He regretted the remarks # Mr. CALHOUN as 10
our inability "a prosecute the war successfully be
cause Of us Influences 10 Mexico. He thought
Mr. CALHoUSs defensive plan more expensive
than offensive one and It would protract the
var rather than lead Ia a speedy termination OF IT.
Mr. CoRwIS has the floor for tomorrow.
The Report Of the Committee OF Conference on
the Ten Regiment Bill was after spirited do
bate. concurred in. Adjourned at > o'clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. STANTON from the Naval Committee reported
without amendment the bill n add the officers Of
the late Texas Navy to the Navy Of the United
States referred 10 the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. SEAMAN reported bill to make Brooklyn a
Fort OF Entry read twice and referred 10 the Com
mittee OF Commerce.
Mr. WasHiNGToS HUNT reported bill Tor me
relief II Irelaad-read twice sud referred Ia the
Committee of the Whole
Mr. BaRRiSGFR offered p resolution lnquiuns as
10 the expediency OF distributing the system OF
tactic, used IN the army among the military OF the
severa, States.
The Committee OF the Whole then took up Tue
Three Million bill. Speeches were made Oy
Messrs. KAUFMAN. FoorE, BRISEERHoFf' PARki'
of Ohio an WOOD OF n Y
The Committee rose, and the report OF the Coh
ference Committee on the Ten Regiment hill was
adopted. Ii gives the President power 10 appoint
officers OF regimentAbeow the grade Of tiedothc
in the recess of the senate and without the neees
sary subsequent confirmation OF the Senate AL.
PIuLApF,PmA, Feb. 10, l-i7.
Michael Redding was this afternoon convicted oil
murder m the first degree, for killing Peter hurd
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the revealed Christian religion Now, the debt 10 ga
so6 % although teo752 have been paid in private do
nations and on shares, and $4,000 ~ The safe.
Il seems that persons who have aided the University
extent have reserved themselves the right of
keeping many 20 free scholors 70 be taught for
thing snd selected BY the parties each keeping free
schoor or constantly At the clsssessnd thatthe
whole number Of undergraduates studying has only
ranged from 10 20 li6-inclnding | presume, the ~
who pay nothng-bui the STATE why has i not It's free
scholarships for is 1900 dolsrs The Council say
that its Professors could teach other 30 ooys without
much additional cost Why have they offered 10
DO Why not give 80 Scholarships prizes % our
best common school youths 10 the beet OF their
teachers In all there have been 400 scholars nomi-
mated BY stockholders and taught free which az SO
each would De sj7l20 The Council say that the loss
Of their So 00 from the State would prevent many from
getting grsiuiious education. Why Why describe
their splendid property as worth over s-J0o0O and AZ
hrm that little more cost woci attend 400 students than
sends 40 The expenditure less thsn $4,000
and the income under S{0O0 unless the $4,000 from the
State shall be continued. separate grant has been
made medical school connected with this institution
Of which say nothing.
The University system Of Education IT, doubt not
liberal and comprehensive and the Professors learned
able and emil ghsned-but the whole Is AwFrItr IN
elusive. Only 10 to 40 scholars who bad not taken
their degrees al any time, and half OF these. or
more nominated BY lew rieh men who had gwen
large donations Il the University teach another
80 scholars with little additional cost why have they
done Tor the lAs ten years for the 5000 year
they get from the state They don't even propose II
now.
acknowledge the immense advantages Of such an
education a. only be obtained ST such school a.
Columbia College the University but why rot let
each Assembly district have two perpetual Scholarships
so that two OF is modest boys might prize TIE re-
ward OF their love OF learning be educated free Ins
would sdd 80 undergraduates TO the University anu do
away It's exclusive character and general uselessness
Mr. Devein introduced the memorial Of the Bar TO
day and moved that be printed Mr. BlscoE said they
woald yc, get the thanks Of the country for proposing
the most radical and complete reform ever offered m
any country Motion carried I'D 70 H..
Judge Whiting was under consideration, but have no
room 10 notice what was said
The Senate had Law Reform. Judicial Districts, and
lmms grafton before them and much both done and
said that cannot notice without extending this letter 70
an unreasonable length h
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.


Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. FEB 10
The markets are in about the same state as per
ast report Groceries firm and tendency upward par
uculary MOssses and Sugar Flour "a In large receipt
with firm prices Corn Meal inactive al 90 10 com
pared with the business Ct the preceding fortnight.
The stock Of Wheat Is very limited. and consequently
holders ask and obtain advanced rates Prime white al
4j 10 20 and red at - 10 32i. Rye q still nom
nal at q cents without sellers Corn maintains itself at
IS 70 = for yellow with very large receipts
The demand for Provisions u limited but TIE
hzh prices Of holders maintained s2 20 and els
for Prime and Mess Pork have been taken. but the
larger portion OF IS Withdrawn from the market.
In Bacon and dairy products there Is no change
Cloverseed - stil tending upward account Of ia
scarcity A high as s. % bas been given for prime
free.
Wool has advanced htlls. from the light stock in
market, quote q and q - and 81 eta for good tub
washed. half and full blood
Freiahts are the same ss week. and several East
ern vessels have been engaged Tor this port
SAILS or SrOcEs--At Fud Board and After-
1900 Texas Notes IS 100 Bk b. ~; 100 do do, do
~ 500 state Sc ~ 3 Lehgh. ~ $500 40 State
Sc s5wn ri 100 State So -, l 5000 do 5s b. 72.
10000 do 81 DO ~ 467 % do js, s5wn. ~ Ssviga
ton 364 $500 Navigation C. %, II 100 Reading b.
3lt 5000 Texas Notes IS 400 : % SO, lOlf l2l
20 stzte Sc S. IA 200 Morris III 700 Nav &c, as, b5
81 300 Texes per Ct 2jt 100 Morris. cash. ii 30
Mechs BIZ 2sf IS Grsrd ia. S>cond Board and lf<r
1000 Navigation &c % 81 200 Morris, II 1890
Sc So l0l 1000 State So 72s 600 do &c. b. ~ 10 81
Penn, 200 Trenton RR- III; 300 Reading b, BIT
els 900 State -, a. ~.
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DISPATCHES FoR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TElE G RAPH.
Farther from Mexico.
wAsH1SoroS. Feb. 10, ls47.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 ls47.
The Southern mail has arrived, AID We have the
New Orleans Picayuas OF the ID inst from which
We select the following iniormation'
The above Journal gives in detail the discussion
in the Mexican Congress on the Preei to raise NJ
teen Millions By mortgage on the property Of the
Clergy se8inz the same if necessary. to raise that
sum.
The pro.st was laid before the Mexican Congress
on the ui,ht Of the sth Of January, and on the
morning Of the 9Th the discussion was commenced,
bot Unite, 10 ocock ia the afternoon, when there
vas recess until in the evening. a statement
was the, read from the Vicar General in opposition
to the p-gst After much discussion the prg'st to
mortgsge the property was canied-55 10 81.
The question on giving power TO sell the church
properly was then discussed, and decided IN the
sffmaive--ii 70 %.
The ministers argued that unless means were
place, at the command Of the Government the
Vioe.,resident could not be responsible for the
safety Of the country and they were apprehensive
that without funds the army would be disbsnded
and would march upon the capital to light the fires
OF civil war
Thee were no accouats in the Mexican papers
received of Congress having taken any action to
secure peace with the United States On the
contrary all the debates contained the most hos
tile feeling 70 the Americans.
The committee appointed 10 proceed 10 San Luis
Potos. 20 iniom Santa Anna OF bis election to the
Presidency state that in reply to questions relating
% the condition Of the Amy, he boosted Of having
sufficient private means to carry on the war for six
mouths The committee left him highly gratihed
with the information.
The Mexican Government has promoted Gen
La vega from the brevet title to the rank Of Brgs
der Gen.
The Governors Of Lacatecas and Durango hos
title % Santa Anna refuse to comply with his de
nands TO place the ordinary and extraordinary
resources Of those States at his disposal.
The Mexican editors appear to be well acquant-
al with the movements and number OF our troops
which they give with great exactness They pub
lish Santa Annas dispatches Of the late attack up
on Capt MAY.
Letters from correspondents mention the rumor
Of he death o. Santa Anna. tut still confirmation
is wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-11
Conspiracy az Perrambuco.

We translate the following nom the Fraao0
Ar.errc1H
letter received II PARIS announces the discovery Of
a conspiracy the iect Of which 70 make indie
pendent state Of the City 81 Pernsmhuco which has
previously been the Of numerous attempts Of the
kind The negroes says the letter bad formed in our
City association OF religious character. the head Of
which Creole gro AsosnhOtose Pereirs pretended
that be forerunnor 81 the true Messiah. Il
however that religion used, by the cunspirsfors
merely pretext escspe the vigilance of the
th0rties Their real plan OF social reorganxs
hon BY means Of revolution They wished TO make Of
Pernsmouco smother Hsyt In place Of their meetings
were found proclsmarons and books relating TO the
history Of thar Island The execution Of the plan
Fixed for the 18th Of December Fortunately the police
penetrated IN time their sccrets Their Chief whose
father wa executed In ls25 and the most influential
members of the association in security and al
ssy means have been taken TO prevent the execution Of
their criminal desigrs
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Dusiness Notices.

~ The high price OF produce In the county 81
increase the demand for supplies the ensuing 'prhs
aud afford the ways and means Tor extensive pufehs1
In this city Those who provided with stock sos'
TO the country, would act wisely perhaps In maAns'
known by advertising in the country newspaper I'D
can be done on application to the agent IN The ISaS
buildings, who i. duly appointed by the proprietor 20
hat purpose. ~
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Prc.tan kinn Sustained,

We are pleased to observe that the mass u the
Foco party heartily sympsihize with Pas.
roS kiSes proposition to prohibit Slavery in Tern
tory to be acquired The acticn OF the cor.
porsrs guard OF othce-holders and ofHcescekcrs al
Rochester. has stirred up the free heart OF the Old
Eighth. Beside the meeting called ia Monroe Co
q spirited meeting has been held in Niagara Co
and call for meeting appears in Buffalo.
fAlbsny Eve Jour
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rY- The Earl Of Elgin made his public entrance
II Montreal on saturday the sh OF January Jus, after
heavy snow storm whch made the roads sirnos; i'm
psssseie He was met the city limits by the Mayor
and Corporation &c with whom he exchanged speeches
and Thea moved 10 PROCESSION the Government House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-11

" The Board Of supervisors Of ono,a.--
County have held second meeting ~thoa, I,s,, 80
10 district the County. They have sSourned 10 ~. =.
Monday in March.
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! Making grand total OF incufnhfHnces amount
ing to- --.s...-.- >i.pi''t-
Exclusive of foaiing debts amounting probably .
according 10 the estimate of good authorities 70 So
s25OOO0
Those fact. leave with the people Let those W.
read draw the proper conclusions.
Mao York Feb. 40 lri7. HUDSON RIVER
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Town ELEorIoSs-S ailtraR Co-MANAKArINe
elected an entire Wing ticket on Tuesday-W
JoRpos. Supervisor There were two Wing tick
cts in the field aud 10 other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-11

MAiSE-At the election on MONDAY last Der
wick and North Berwics elected II Jenkins. Loco.
a member OF the Maine Hosse OF Representatives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-11

PLsiSfIrLp BANK CHARTER REFEALKp.--A
slip from the Trenton Gazette informs thst the char
ter Of the Plsinheld Bank has been repeated.
The committee Of the Legislature appointed to inves
ugse the affairs OF the Bank returned at Tues
day. When the House met a, three O'Clock Mr. Melcsu
presented brief report stating that the committee had
not ssosrs,aed that the Bank bsd ever been lawfully
organized and that ia their opinion its affairs
aged improperly, and in way Inconsistent with the
safety OF the pOAlic
The Committee vii make detailed report soon az
they can prepare II accompanied with the evidence
given by the persons they examined Nos, of the per.
scns TO whom they applied for information. gave II
readily and fully The sill to repeal the charter passed
unanimously in both Houses. Joseph C. Horubiower.
John 5 Darcy, Daniel Dodd, Jr and Joel Dunn are ap
pointed Receivers Trustees for the creditors and
stockholders and invested with immediate legal
control and possession OF all the Moneys property and
effects Of every kind OF the company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-11

FRoN HoSDURAs-We received by the schr
Nile Capt Cook which arrived yesterday Belize psTsrs
70 the 9h q January The Observer Of that date says
that Capt Rsbe OF chip Consul lost August "a near
the Isle Of Pines bad just arrived there
The brig Matilda jenkins. cleared AZ Belize for this
city on the tn with cargo Of l65 logs mahogany, 81
pieces rosewood. ~ bales sSrsspsra a hides and 81
lbs Of tortoise shell The only American schooner In
port was the Monterey, Appleby the Ehza, Wade WAS
st the Bogus. Courier.
q Ship Sophia Walker. o, Boston has been
chartered By Government 5000 per month for three
months To proceed hence TO old Pom, Comfort and
convey three companies OF roeps to Tsnpieo.
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GERMAN LADIES UNION FOR THE AIN or NEEDY
lSvurDs WIDOWS AND ORru,Ss In the SchPdlp0S
Of yesterday we find the second annual report OF this
Society by which We learn that s income tor the past
year has been s537 81 s2oo Of which the profits
Of lottery In April last aud s expenditures s52s -,
Of which s3s5 O. have been given to the needy in ready
money. in varying from TO shillngs. The So
cety hss balance in its treasury Of sls6 a. From
200 to 220 persons have been relieved The iediss OF
the Society encouraged to rodouble their efforts in
their good work and II possible to find the means OF
wider action.
BOARD or EDuCATtoN-This Board met last
evening and passed upon various bills &c. The ques
ton OF establishing High School ELECTED debate. The
Chairman Of the Committee stated that tor the 5000
received by this City from the literature fund but q
free scholars educated viz - at the Rutgers nst
iute at the University and at Columbia College The
resolution in favor OF the school was adopted some
other resolutions offered and the Board adjourned
rss' Madame ABLAMowIcz is 30 give Concert
AZ the tabernacle on the 2}l inst She will be assisted
by the leading members OF the Italian Opera company
By Mr. Tmm Herr Dorm aud Mr. Kyle. We trust that
the Tabernacle viii De- crowded the occasion The
merits Of Mad A and the great amount OF talent en-
gagged Tor the occasion promise treat Of the highest
excellence.
BLuxnTR-One OF our Brooklyn " items yes
terday morning got asay among the news OF this CITY
The purport Of was that new park Is proposed ON
the block bounded by Jackson, Gold Plymouth and
From, ste an This Is 10 be done II possible In Brook
Ign Ind not IN Newiork.
~ The Parent T. b. Society hold public
meeting tonight at National Hall Addresses Of ten
minutes in length each from speakers Singing from
Brown Of Yonkers VIM r. McDonougb and =. O'Don-
mel
CLERicAL-The place OF DR. Higbee at Trinity
Church 10 be filed during his absence 10 Europe by
Rev DR. Haizht former Rector Of All Saints and profes
sor IN the Theological Seminary in this City.
Ty- YANKEE DooDLR for this week represents
slas Wright As Banquo appearing u Macbeth who Is
nobody else but Mr. Polk The other pictures equal
" amusing and instructive. and the Jokes. The
circulation Of Yankee IS constantly increasing.
- The attention Of the members of the Bar
IS requested to the notice in another column calling
meeting In the Vice Chsnceors Court Room this after.
noon a, o'clock.
70 See Dr. Clowess advertisement Of his Lee
lures and Glasses in TaeAynatly In todsys paper We
learn that they attracting wide attention.
~ gold watch worth 800 was taken rom
bed room in the second story Of 235 woosters 1t on
Monday last
" A black cloth cloak with red and white
plaid Innings worth $50 taken from the Office, IL
Nassau st. on Saturday last.
"a Mary Ann Bsuver an Irish woman, aged
SO fell down dead before the Tonbs Tuesday Cause,
apoplexy
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Photography seems to have a firm ioothold in
Brooklyn. The Eag's has eompositors who can read
monographs copy with much ordinary man
uscript Mr. Dyer associate Of Hr Boyle, 10 now
giving course Of lessons 10 large class eompossd
mostly Of teachers.
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(v The most unparalleled success has been the por
oflhe American MGseum lslierly and With the Unwou-
combination Of attractions prescnted in The bhl II e-1n'
bot be crowded day ADD night splendid peformsh' .
this kftef noon and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-11
ASSEMBLY.


Il Several severe riots have recently taken
place on the line Of the Erie Railroad between the Par
down and corkoni4n factions. seversl persons are.
supposed to have been killed Not content with these
family jsrs lArze party OF IRISH stt.cked company Of
German laborers. but were beaten OF. The work cr
the ne Of tie Road has been much interrupted BY se
rots bot several u ne rusesder. having been srrs'
cd, some degree OF peace hss been restored.
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CITY ITEMS.

REv. Mr.. SHUcKs LECTURE on CHISA.-We
intended to give a report of this performance which
took place Mech snics Hall last evening Our report
er however on presenting himself at the door was de
MED the usual courtesy Of free sdmiitance. Whether
1t be the Chinese fashion thus to Snek OF the press
are not informed a, any rate il has not been the fash
ion in New.York and we presume it Is one which can
not BE- introduced without Inconvenience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-11

BowERY SAVINGS BtNR.-The thirteenth annual
Report Of this institution states that during 1916 there
were received from 436o depo-iiors the sum OF $500
800 3l7s Of these depositors, and that the
sum OF $500 660 p has been drawn ont by 9965 depos
tors 23i5 have closed their accounts Among the de-
posiors IN were bakers 81 carpenters li clerks 2E'
domcstcs l2i lsborers li3 seamstresses. lo5 shoe.
makers ia tsilors, sc. Among them all io2 were
single women and 100 widows The total assets OF the
institution in Jan were s2O79 iai - invested as
follows
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tan mcrpss~ pimpss, bio,chss, sod al srgscs. "
cuekly dspele1 by one cake Of the sensiss lsrs q.
ian Chemical Soap. Il makes ssllow yeo. - ~,
beautifully clear and white Soi4 touly " VI" 1tsS9
Ameneaa EsSis, e ChsshsnSt
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New CHURcH.-The new Presbyterian Church
IN Henry 81 intended for Dr. Cox, will BE- finished early
Ia the Spring.