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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

SMITHSONIAN INsrIrUTE.-The ceremony Of lay
ing Inc Corner Stone of the Smithsonian Institution took
place at Washington on Saturday May l. We learn that
the procession very numerous and was formed by
the Freemssons and members of the Order Of Odd Eel
bws at the City Hall and escorted BY two volunteer
companies proceeded to the White House where !,
was Joined by the President Vice President and Heads
of Departments and then moved the site Of the Smith
sonion Building correspondent Of tho Journsl of
Commerce says
The concourse OF people of both sexes the Mall
was larger than witnessed here, excepting on
tonal occasions.
After prayer by the Grand Chap AIN, the Ma mic cere
monies commenced.
In the stone were deposited coins Of the United States
the New Testament the Constitution OF the United states
the Congressional Directory the City papers OF the day
the Charter snc names &c. OF Masonic Locges the pro
ceedngs of the Bosrd Of Regents Of the Smithsonian
Institution the fourth Bulletin Of the National Inst
itute, &c.
the Smithsonian Building James Renwick Jr. Arc III
tect; James Dixon and David Buchanan Builders
The Regents Of the Institute deposited coPPerPlste
with the following inscription
"on the hst day o! May 1871 wss laid IN he ely OF
Washington, this FovsDAIIos sToss Of BUILDING 70 be
appropriated for the ssIIssosI.S ssTlTUr ioS'
President Of The United States.
CorY0ra,oa-Presdeni OF the United States Vice Presi-
dent Of the United ssies Secretary OF State secretary
Navy; Postmaster General; Attorney Gensrs; Chief
Justice OF the United States; Commissioner Of Patents
Mayor Of the City Of Washington.
Board Of RtsrntS-George NJ DSlas, yicePresideni q
the United States Roger fancy Chief Justice W. w.
seaton Mayor Of the City Of Washington Lewis Cas-,
a. Senator; Sidney Breese, u. 5. Senator james A.
Peace u. s. Senator, Robert Dale owen L. Repre-
sentative; William j. HoGgh, L. Representsve; Henry
W. Hfriard. u. s. Representative; Ruius Chosfe Massa
chusetls; Richard Rush, PepnsylvAnis Glceon havey,
New.Yors; William c. Preston. soaih.CHolns Dsllss
Bsche National lnsiulo; Joseph g. To'Ien' National In
susute. v.,-
Ossorrs--George NJ. Dallas, Chancellor Execuliye
Comml..se-W. W. sealon, Chairman Joseph y. Tot
ton Robert Dale Owen. Building Commiuse-Rooer'
Dale Owen, Chairman; Joseph @. Totteni w w: seaon
Joseph Henry Secretary; Charles G. Jeweti, Assistant
Secretary; Jsmes Renwea Jr. Architect; Robert NILS
Assistant Architecs and Superintendent"
When the stone leveed and the Masonic Cere-
mony was over VcePresident Dallas addressed the A.
semby the subject Of the origin and history and the
ends and objects Of the Institution salute Of artillery
announced the completion OF the ceremonies
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ycComss ahead ESQ with the Counties Of Har-
,,sDVddridge Richie, jackson, Taylor, Braxton
qsx Wayne. lin part Fayette, lin part and
s.pas to be heard from.
the Legislature we have farther gain of
s,s Delegates / in Cabell and Wayne l in
,.,S,.on and in Braxton, DC. The last report
4 This shows a net Wing gain of II, which
,.,;sis.es the Loco majority of % in the last
l.ssstre. Should there be no farther changes
he few returns to come in, there will be
Wig majority of 10 in the House Of Delegates,
81 Loco Foco majority of 10 in the Senate.
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From the Union.

EInad from Letter Of Capt Hughes, o(ts Corps Of Topo
graphical EHSiners VERA CRUz. April H. le47.
YESTERDAY dispatches were received here from
Gen. Twiggs Plano del Rio, dated 18th inst stating
that Santa Anna with about 1900 men, had occupied
the strong Pass of Cro G0rdo fve miles In advance
abou, fifteen miles from Jssps where he had sddi-
tonsl force OF 1000 or 5000 men.
Gen. Patterson being III, Gen Twiggs proposed to ST.
tack the enemy 10 day, Q4h inst) but presume orders
have been cent him to defer II until the arrival of the
Commander-n. { Chief who will reach the place to-day.
1t is believed that great battle will be fought
Jslspa few miles the other side at formidable
pass called La Hoya which If gained opens TO US the
road TO Perote and 10 Puebla.
at Is not thought that anything serious will occur at
Cro GOrdo il is represented that the position may
be turned. am sorry to tel you that Cspt Johnson
of the Corps Of Typographical Engineers. (recenty sp
pointed lieutenant colonel OF voltgeurs) was very dan
gerousy wounded In two places while accommodating
the enemys position on the 10Th inst His wounds had
been dressed OF the balls extracted and the wounds
pronounced not to be mortal God grant that his valu
able life may be spared to his family his friends and his
country !"
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CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY May 3.
POLICE STATIsrIcs.-During a period OF SIX
months ending April 90 ls7ll persons applied for and
obtained lodgings in the IL Police Station Houses Of this
CITY 73l lost children found in the streets
stored to their parents IS persons rescued from
drowning 2927 persons arrested for intoxcaton
2ls4 for otous conduct ll67 for disorderly conduct
alone COS for assault and battery llle for petit srce
nv 2O7 for suspicion of theft s6 for fighting in the
street 81 for grand larceny 81 for burglary 10 for at
tempted burglary Il for attempt to steal 1892 for VIC
laons of City Ordinances and reported TO the Corpora
ton Atorney-mskng total total of 943s for crimes
and misdemeanors 300 complaints were preferred
against Policemen of which SO were dismissed 90 were
suspended from duty for time, and 81 we're discharged
from Office
Court OF GENERAL SEssIoSs.-The May term
OF this Court commenced this morning with the follow
ing calendar viz Manslaus hter robbery. bigsmy,
burglary 9 grand larceny. 20 receiving stolen
goods obtaining goods by false pretences libel,
keeping disorierly houses, selling obscene prints,
illegal voting previously convicted, previously
indicted 10. Total. 50 cases.
GRAND JURoRs.-A sufficient number not APP
pearing to form panel fifteen additional jurors were
The names of the Petit Jurors then called. six
teen OF whom only, appeared TO serve. No trials had
been called on when the Reporter left.
PoLIcE-Patrick Fanell was last night arrested
by officer Prendevile OF the First Ward charged with
stealing coat worth $40 from George Trachsry Com
mitted for examination James Smms was last night
arrested by officer Walsh Of the First Ward, charged
with stealing bundle of trees. Committed for exsmi
nston. Mary Ann Smith was last night arrested by
officer Munsou of the Sixth Ward charged with stealing
SO from William Brewer. Committed for exsmns-
ton. Rose Smith last night arrested by officer
cay of the Sixth Ward charged with stealing Is from
Patrick Dunlap. Committed for examination. An
drew Lenox was las, night arrested by officer Van Der
see of the Third Ward charged with stealing piece of
iron railing from Benjamin Van Raden Committed for
trial.
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SENTENCE or DEArH-The man who calls his
nsrne Thornss Broughton-whch however 4. "a thou IN,
Is not his true nsme-was brought into the Superior
Court Of this county on Friday last, aud sentenced BY
Judge Battle be executed on Friday the 2st day OF
Nav BrouThtou WIS convicted last all Of the murder,
In ths town about a year ago Of De silva the Portu.
suese and appealed the Supreme Court On point Of
law His sppeAl was disslloved The culprit s Eng
shman and says that ne deserted from the British army
In Canada Wilmington, IN. c. Chron.
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TO persons engaged in tbs boot and shoe Trade, this
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No License. License No License Ii,

hove l send you the returns ~ they came in to-day.
aak they correct. You will perceive quite diff
ssee from last years result slmos, wholly caused BY
srmperance people not exerting themselves as they
III. Yours.
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SEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
virginia..

ttrRtnlus
-. Richmond Wing announces the election to
-. n AspRyw s. FULTON, Wing, in the
IN, ~ Little Tennessee District, beating Col.
S,,sHs NcMullen about 70 votes. Thi, gives us
y : Ysnbers good and true, with the Kanawha
a. District, in which, says the Wing, there is
-, % believe that our candidate, McComas, is
....d Do bear from. The following are all the re-
=. ne have from this District;
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~ Capt Tobin says that the battle ground of
Buena Vista is half casc-ss 1t is the site where 1000
spanish regulars to pieces by 1900 rancho
ros in war with Spain for Mexican Independence. A
note appended to some of the diagrams of the field,
which have been published says 1t Is distinguished IN
Mexican history for one Of the bloodiest Of the battles
that were fought during the Revolution Of 1893 and
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New Publica lions.

q BLAoKwooD's MAGAZINE for April IL. Scott
Car Reprinp comes to US with iu usual attractions
RE leading paper is Review of CMlyles Cromwell
saich vii Of course be read with svidity. Lays and
legends Of the Thames. Letters the Truths contain
ahPopalr Supessttions. A New Sentimental Journey,
ne Fighting Eighty Eighth, Lord sidmouth's Life and
Una md Lessons from the Famine. are the titles Of
0'Asf articles. Beslde these. however there IL one
's which In this country win attract general notice
snnued How they Manage Matters in the Model
a'pssae and 90 bitter and sarcastic ss might be ex.
800 ea NON that qusrisr-We take this occasion to
49, MAJ l. Scott and Co have removed to 10 Fulton
so1pef .. Gold entrance In Gold where they will
una . heretofore.
" The WATER CURE, or Hydropathy. from
n, o'asa and Foreign Medical Review, by JOHN
Nd FRS has been published in Philsdel-
49, I" lisdsay & Blskiston, and may be had of w II.
Ensnsans from source of high authority
O. 'cleace' twill DO much to commend Water
~ ~" NE favorable attention Of physicians and the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04
License Election.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

WADHAM MILLS, April q, lsH.
Gisrs Agresably to your wish would inform
~, lat the voters of this town CWsstport) have met
4, boy and voted License by Sc maj last year the
-r vent 80 No License.
Wshsres very backward Spring snow 10 yet two
u Sep In the woods bu, this day the wind has cleared
~ s.sutul Lake Champlaa of Ice and we shall soon ex'
e tsQusn. calls from the many steamboats, that float
snd down it We look for sport this season, as there
y. two more new boats coming on and then we shall
nv complete day and night line. Yours.
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NOTICE.-BRADNERt CO have removed TO Hss-
House. q lm'lRp
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Correspondence of The Tribune.

CWfespondence oil Inc tribune.
GsoroS, Tompkins Co N. Y. April % ls47.
Agsesbly to your request here send you the
,.uber Of votes In this town the Lcenee Question
W be lSt and present year
ysner Of votes for No License 10 1886 was. .-..3H
n do. License 10 do..-...-..--. 90
Majority for No License. ---..-3O6
b IN number Of votes for No License ..........34O
do. License .-.--.--..-- $50
Mslorty for No License ..-.-....-...-.-... 20
rSss~xe there 70 but one other Town In the County
bat has gone No License and that s Ulysses whereas,
very Town in the County went No License last year
Thuyou will that the food gates Of evil are again
sdssd upon uS and think by u operation the people
yin Be prepared To vote No License pretty generally by
snosher year think, however, we had better make
sun business of il another year they have in Yer
non, md let the operation OF II be equal through the
sns Very respectfully yours.
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LINN M1ss-Dr. KrrIREDoE.
Nsrr LotrsU Mass-Now being formed Physician IN
known
vssr Northdrapt0u. Md,s-Mr D. RuGsLEs.
Pranieboro W-Dr. WEssELHEFr. Editor OF the
Green Mountain Spring
Cs5a, AUesauy Co ~ Y-Drs CHANrIrs & GLEA
son
Wlhesboro. mar Utiod ~ Y-Mr. CANT AM Coun
selling Physician name unknown
Coopvsf0ton ~ Y--Dr Roor.
Lebanon SPRINGS Colombia Co. ~ T-Messrs CAMP
BELL & Or. BEDoRrHA
Nslo York Cfv-Mrs COWS Water-Cure House ~
Tenth-st Mrs G. also attends 20 outdoor cases OF
women and children.
Dr. SHEw. ~ and s. Bond st.
DIR. T. TRALL. Hudson.st, Editor NewYor Or
gan valuable Temperance paper
Mo-riaotrn. " J-Dr. DRXrER
Philadelphia. Pd-Dr ScuEFERDEcEER
Befhleheri. Pa DR. OFPELL.
Chester Pd-Dr ......, unknown.
Salon Columbidad Co. Ohi0.-Dr CoPE Editor water
Cure Advocate
DR. USDERH1LL, Mas,iloa, Ohio, now. we believe, at
C7erednd
Milan Erie Co Ohio DIR. III. FOSTER
oxford GA -Drs GATHERS & SMITH.
Mlsd7erius a-Dr CoYLE
BiloIi Horizon Co. Miss-Dr. BYRENHErT
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WYOMING co.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
WARSAW. April %, ls47.
Aasn Greeley q McEirath Below | send
~ ns returns of yesterdays election in Wyoming Co.
un he returns Of 1916.
ls47 1886.
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szss sso Lost valuable horse, burnt In bis
W Ero.ss hemp factories In tbs county, belongrF 10
ko0oo. ~" destroyed BY fire On Monday last Les,
ab car f.no OF hemp las been very generally gone
q ecs,rs. mars ct the Instance OF Mr. Brown be max
beforehand Tor tho purchase OF tie crops
springfield. Qll) Reg. April %.
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bprine ano 8ummer Hleoirine.
DR.. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN TIL

Dh. TOWHSEND'S SARSAPARILLA.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN THE
THIS EXTRACT 10 pat ap 10 g.srt sstts' his nr<'
i eAssyo, plesssrier, and warranted superior TO sny
sold licures diseases without r'"1'aE' p.rrs f'ete
The great beauty sns npsriory q this sasspsyslls
over ali other remedies To- while Is srsdicases disease II
invisorsiss The body
IT HAS PERFORMED
THAN $4,000 cusEs YEsk.
900 cuRss oy REEuNAriss.
1900 cusEs OF 6Esrs.I DzsLrrr, and wa, Of
Nervous Energy.
1000 cuREs OF DISEASES
or The Blood. viz Ulc-u, scrofuls Erysipelu Salt
Gus cases Of Consumption Liver Complaint Spinal AHec.
ions ke This, we are aware, must appear Incredible,
bat have letters from physicians and our agent. nom
all psrs Of The United States, informing us OF exsordln-
airy cures Van Buskirs Es0 one Of the respecla.
be druggists In Newark New-Jeey, inorus us that be
can refer than hundred and shy In sl
NewYork, which will refer 70 with pleasure and to
meu OF character well known
UNITED STATES OFFICER
Capt O. w Mclean, member Of the NewJeusey Legis-
sture late Of the United States Navy, hes Kindly
the following certificate. II tells its own story:
RHwAr. Jan. Is. 1917.
A year since ! vi" taken with the t.asen,a and my
whole system len In dsbtsied state. induced 10
try DIR. Townsends SaTsspdr,G and aer taking or
three bottles very much relieved aud attributed II
entirely TO the said ssrsspsa have continued taking
H. and and that | improve every day. believs IL ssved
my fs and would be without under any considers
lion. O. w. MCLEAN.
THE EDITOR
John Jackson Esq Editor Of The Railway Republican,
published the shove certificate and remarks In editorial
follows
The success q Dr. Townsends preparation OF Sarss-
psra appears be OF the extraordinary character
We publish to-day two certificates IN Is behalf IRON
Capt McLeaa Of this town. and from Rev Mr. White,
of Staten Island gentleman well known In Railway
Capt Mclean believes the medicine to have his life,
snd Mr.. White seems 10 entertain equally strong
6dence In Its efficacy. Iotegeut like these would
not praise strongly what they did not fully believe to de-
serve it
SCROFULA CURED.
This certificate handed iHto DR.. Townsends once
this week and concusyoy prove that bis ssrsapsls has
perfect control the most obstinate diseases OF the
blood. Three persons cured In one house 10 unprece
dented.
THREE CHILDREN.
Dr.. TowSssrp-Dcdr Sr | have the pleasure TO In
you that three OF my children have been cured Of the
scrofls be the Of your excellent medicine. They
afflicted very severely with bad have tsteu
onl, four bottles; Il took them away for which feel my
seR znder deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w GRAIN, 100 Wcostsr-st
New York, March l, ls47.
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The Chances Of Pc nee.

From the New Oresns Picayu ne. 24th IL
Wesaw private letter from very in ;elhgent
oAcsr a, Vers Cruz dated the 10Th inst Ia hich be
,sv. that several Of the States Of tie Mexie an Con
fsderacy have denounced the War win the United
state. and threatened secede upless peace should
Be made Many Mexicsns predicted peace With
IN sixty days but our correspondent puts little
faith IN ausuries % favorable. He thinks the
great difficulty in the wsy Of peace Is the isct
tia, santa Anna 90 nearly crushed that he dare
not make treaty Nor does there sppesr to be ~ one
else IN MEXICO strong enough incur the grest sspon
sibty None of the old politicians will venture npon
the step. Our correspondent adds Some man now
unknown 10 fame with nothing lose and every thing
10 gain may arise and advocate peace policy sue cess
fully His wsnt Of ambition the little chance Il MS
obtaining power NAV prevent him from becomn OBJ
noxious 10 the eslousies Of parties and gam fot MIN
adherents generally. He may succeed IN MAJ ins
pesce which everybody will be glad Of but ho'v long
before II will be used element OF political wa Tsre'
The Legislature Of the State of Vera Cruz SIT ting Al
Jalapa said 10 be celebrating at last accounts upon
the propriey Of making peace independent OF Tie Gen
ersl Government -
The state Of Zscatecss has declared tself ndepend'
ent-so writes us an intelligent correspondent
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srerHk FIkrs-We learn that the village
- L. was visited by very destructive hre
:, say morning last The Gre broke out In barn
-, Parks and, amer comusunic s,ing with nj.
Prcsd with great rspidi,y. unsl. BY the gre.,
n. sr The citizens, Its progress was h.sIy stayed
x,, e's'og h a fst Of the principal sufferers
william Hsvil.nS Io.. s,inoo ,,.nr...
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he,k .Asp.-Came on shore of Rridg champ.
esps.a ws. oeloek yesterday morning .hip Ashland
we ssna., 20 from Liverpool 10 York, with a
L ~. ssf, ~ho hs ast re,u rnsd tror H. S.bsps
- hsusS = oe sowned BY Seaman & Co. OF Saco
cssssn 80. tesson She hes on baard 100 steersge
sA 4 ho. eos soed 10 gsrndsn & Co. Her load con
ss.sy Assd q. sad salt lie farther says tina, she les
.ree ssm !. -. - marriage conplste breach over
ssd<d y n 1900 TIE night The wrecinss, Ter had
her. tsag Har. Cor. Of Sat
ssssr e, = a., xsAwroRo Of Georgia has ssued an
ssoaasd vo Ts,s Of infsnsry and ons Company Of
"'os tseb.T "a 70 serve during the var un1cu
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DR TowssEsD-Doar SIR NV wife has been for
al years afflicted with rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but all 70 pur
pose She finally induced by seeing your advertise
ment give your Ssrssparsa trial We procured some
OF from your agent Mr. Van Buskhk) and II gives me
pleasure that aer using II she expere need great
relief and very short time perfectly clred was
also together with In my employ badly troubled
with piles, and by using small qusnty OF your Ssrsspa
rila our complaint was comp elely cured consider IL
Of the best OF medicines and would advise all who
afflicted TO give II 9 trial GARRIr GARRABRANT,
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Boarding.

COUNTRY BOARD.-A lsdy living Scar Norwslh.
" Conn would lsks The charge Of one tvo us chil
dren board and whom would render the care End
instruction OF mother. Tho location healthy end plsse
ant and easy Of access The best OF references given end
required. Address " Coustry" 81 The Tribune once
luz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-29
nRNsS

~ RosDE NAP, eros de swiss. eros be Rhine, r
"a he suite. Plaid, Reft and Fancy silks. Jenny
Oregon. GAIA. and Siits ustre platta, Casimeres, p
X u aud faucy, and a great variety Of Muslin d la
and GIghaus, 20 he had cheap al
seRt29 GTONE THOMAS
10 ~ MN =
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FAIl. Round

= DO - & CO., have just received their Fat
- inter- stock Of Goods which Is much larger
usual. IAa friends and customers Of the G|stahltslf
Ire invited To eail. All kinds of clothing furnished
dy male ari0 order At the shortest notice.
ECroiiett To call one door above the T.. g. Hotel.
ter street, where the Blanket coats are hanging rlgh,
out. OCT
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So tRlt Green IN 30 ID kegs, Tor taIQ by
- oclf FHNOR&yAvL
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~ II. lii -.

GEORGE EI..t
v..#-l. ri. .sr .=#Na
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= r - RcI Flaunei
2e 10 ps eri5tedo
) Pleees Wide " eleh FlannsA
. do Yellow do
3tO six do
20 do Brown and black Cautoa do.
Just received al aEI.BY'G
seq corner Main and Ma,1son =
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For .labbiDg and Retail.

AZ To ELBi has Iust rc;urnei from tho Ens.
NJ O. "a and ~ ao~ reerivfnr IN. taI stock OF
DRY GOODS,
winch Ia qnGetai4 lar2c, rJ Comprises a most r.,
lelo assortment or Fancy mud STAPLE Dry Good,
winch he would respectfully InYI.c dIs friends and
sep D.
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( t8NbiES-pur assortment OF Candies u very Ia
- and will -he sotd Wholesale and retail as low az 6 +.
he'd IN tie west. hUhSEA & REYAeLIE
eel