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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
aY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
vxux,h CONCRRss.. second session'

SENATE. wA,HSSToS FEB. .
A bill was reported from the COMMITTEES ="
Claims to pay Messrs. DAwsoS, soHorr and n
SLY for vessels and supplies furnished the iA'e ne
public Of Texas
The Committee on Military Affairs made 'elo''
that the Senate insist upon It's amendments % 'ne
ten regimen. bill and disagree TO those oitne h0uss
A committee Of conference was ordered
The Indian appropriation bin was taken q ana
anne amendments adopted. An amendment 70
continue the Cherokee Commissioners tor sno'ne'
year was rejected. TIE bill then passed
Tho Three Million bill wss then taken up and
Mr.. BERRIES addressed the Senate 81 length u
reference 70 the Mexican war
Gen. CAS- offered substitute Tor Mr. DLhHitS
amendment setting forth that as the wsF ex-s's
nv the act Of Mexico according to the declaration
NJ Congress Of May last the interest and hono' o.
the country require It's vigorous prosecution ana
Indemnity from Mexico for wrongs committed, ana
that The nature and extent Of such indemnity are
ro,er subjects in the first instance for Executive
ffonsiderafion and when negotiations Tor peace are
o,sned subjects for the ratification OF the senate
HOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. JOHS Henry, member hOin III. iOi 'no s.o 1
pired term Of Col BAKER, was qualihed and TOOK
Consideration Of the Civil and Diplomatic AP
propriation Bill was resumed IN Committee Oh 'he
Whole
The amendment Of Mr RATHBUS to pay tne
heirs If DANIEL D. TOMPKINs. was declared not IL
order Sundry amendments were adopted. ne
bin was then reported to the House and passed
Yeas lT3. Nays 5.
Mr. WENTWORTH disclaimed having moved TO
strike out the Presidents salary, staring tnai Ms
motion was 10 strike out the Vice President and
this amendment he also withdrew
The Committee of the Whole, Mr.. WINTHROP
in the chair took mp the private calendar. SeVe'
ral bills were considered and reported to the House
and then before G, adjourned, being without quo
rum. - RI ,o.-
The Southern mail is in-nothing South OF Mobile
Steamboat Tuscaloosa burst her boilers on the 29th
on the passage from Mobile to Tuscaloosa killing
it is supposed twenty persons and wounding many
more
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naturally diminish rather than increase AZ II DO"
does at the rate Of several hundreds OF thoussnc'
annually, steadily carrying up the aggregate ren'a'
Of land even beyond the exorbitant rates aresoy
existing, in spite Of extensive emigration iH''
must be radically vicious Social framework "neie
in the very Confluence Temperance and strong 10
nestle instincts Of the People are made 10 sggfA
vate their habitua rniseries.
II there be any who deem our disparasemeH' %
tie plans Of the Free Traders FOR relieving Poverty
and bani.hing Famine too sweeping we beg theiA
T. consider these facts Most staples Of Goa arc
nor admitted into the British Isles at nominal VI
very low dutiss-Indisn Corn especially ie' OO'''
Meal sells BY wholesale in Cork at Ils per On
s.y sssapd IL retaied to the starving Poor Of the
surrounding country at more rather than less 'uzH
son ,er ton. equal 20 s24 per bushel Of Corn fe'
90 This Corn the grower on the Scioto, Miami ana
uy.h..b has not received over q cents per bOshei
not on>eighth Of what the Irish consumer Psys
fo- it-snd the shipper from this port TO Cofh VIII
have received far more for sending u across tue
Ocean than the former obtained for all their iaoor
nnon II Sending Corn TO Ireland IN season Of
famine nay the best thing practicable out Is II DOL
roa1ness 10 calculate that the Irsh Poor can ever
be permanently dependent upon or benefited y
food from this country Commerce iauenins On
the general restitution takes the bulk OF II ID us
transit from producer TO consumer but II IL olo hO'
how is Ireland TO pay for it ? She must sci iooo
rather than buy 1t or if she buys any she must sen
and at what prices If We largely supply the narkeps
Of England
We do not believe the present awful caian'y
will have been suffered altogether IN VAIN us
true moral as the London Times has virtually al
mtted is the utter ineficiency Of the popular spe'
cifc for the cure Of existing and impending evils
the absolute necessity Of resortlng to new MODES u
action. based on better principles than those when
have hitherto prevailed. The old maxins-' Laisses
fare Every man for himself etc. have been lar
" tried and found wanting There IS imminent
need not m erey in Church but in State OF the prac-
teal recognition Of the Christian Law oil Love 'ne
Christian realization OF Universal Brotherhood
broader statement Of Human Rights and human
Dnties. long needed. has become at length indls'
nensobe Such is the Moralofthe Famine OF i54''
and if it be thoroughly and generally appreciated
tho suaerings OF the destitute Millions will not have
been endured in vain
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ThinSs In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


fEILAprIrsTA. FEB 5.
The business OF the week is closing with much
less activity than it commenced. Today is pleas
ant but it has not occasoned animation in the mar
ket. Groceries are more firm. Coffee has improved
1t cents within the past days but sales are moderate
y Orleans sugar 81 to \ Orleans Moasses ST
There ia nothing doing in Cotton but holders are hrm al
full TO 1t advance the prices Of last week
opening Provisions still advancing Ia IS 20 II 50 Tor
Mess II - to II 80 for Prime Other articles without
change.
We are without local news today.
sAIEs OF srocKs-Frsi Board and .ifv B0srd-
200 Girsrd bank b5, III 80 do cash. do ll,lo0 L ;
o. SO 1914 100 Reading cash -; 30 Vicksburg b5,
- Phil Bk. b5 10 Ches and Del s p IS Nav,
3fi do, 81 10 Harrisburg 27i 1000 Texas notes
l6. 1000 - 6s Sd 50 80 Reading cash, % 60 Ky
Bk. IA eo0 Vieksburg, bS 9; loo 81 s.. cash, ~
Second Board and Alcr Board Minehill 70 $50 Rdg
cash ~: COO Nav IS. SO. "A 30 Lehigh Int IS 1900
Nav Loan. 81 1000 6s, SO l0li 1000 81 o. 50
900 II 81 II 1900 DO 79s sl00O Nav s. IS, ~
1000 Schuylkil BIZ p. 5 IS Girard. III 5000 TeS
notes b5 6 200 Girsrd. b5, 1T 50 Morris c. l0i $
Rdg % 10 Mech Blk pot 1000 Rdg bds %, ~ 2OV
Wilmington 6s Sc. 20 IS Bk a.
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CorKr OF OYER AND TEssuNER-The trial OF Rev
Mr. seys for assault and battery sc on the person OF
Mira Elizabeth Cram continued. The testimony
closed and Messrs Childs and Whiting summed up for
the defence and Mr. Mcheon, District Attorney. tor the
people. Mr. Graham will conclude this forenoon
In the case OF Mclaughlin and others in relation to
bringing persons 10 vote from Blackwefs Island the
Court expressed doubts he indictments could be sus
tanned They are TO be argued Mclaughlin was admitted
to bail the testimony OF the witnesses TO be taken de
bene esse
p MaureaH W Jared l. M00rc-Aciion of Troyer 20 re-
cover 30 shares OF Erie Railroad Stock deposited as col.
lateral The plaintiff contends that the collateral was
intended TO secure specified debt of s2Sl 20 while de
endsu, saws IL was 10 secure general debt of between
5000 and $1,000. The plaintiff rendered the smaller
smoun, and demanded his stock He brings the present
action. To be continued on Monday,-For plainun
Messrs smrtevant and Marsh for defendant Mcssrs
Benedict and Blunt
CouRr or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Ushoeter
-Jrnss Bishop vs.. Th0s ~ J. HlgaH Il. aI-Acuon for
assault and battery already referred to Verdict for
plaintiff $40 which being under $50 carried but the
same amount Of costs.
BEFORE Judge lngraham.-F Francis " Potter. admins
fra0r If Els Potter decd va Susan A Ddy-Suit which
was tried once before the amount OF bill OF
exchange tor $500 The signature OF Mrs ID Is declared
TO be- forgery by the party originally issuing IT, To be
continued on Mondsy-For pitt, Messrs. Leverage and
seely for detdt Messrs. eayre and Gerand.
MARINE CouRr-Before Judge Waterman - Thomas
Psars0a and Hspyy 4. Worth va Thonas DaseR6errH
Hmm A. aud and Ja.ss w. IroiH-Iibel.-The plain.
ts are iron founders and called upon witnesses
in onpsint at the Lower Police as 10 alleged fraud -
The defendants held 10 bail and the cireumstance
was spoken OF la the papers The defendants published
Card in which they asked the public TO suspend their
opinion and stating that plaintiffs had preferred ma
licious complaint This Card was deemed by plaintiffs
10 be libel and action was brought 10 recover damages
verdit Tor plaintiff $50 For pitt Mr.. Robt Winslow
and Mr. Morris For defdts. Messrs winsns Hoffman
and Prison.
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II We are obliged to postpone 70 next "eeh !,
we hope not beyond Monday-our full report OIL
the last meeting ofthe Farmers Club including tne
discussion of the necessity and feasibility oil a
STATE Agrc,,lturai High School and Modd Farm
10 be located near this City The subject is OF pro
found interest to ALL and we bespeak from all a
careful and candid consideration. Whether they
may agree precisely with the speakers on all points
or not we trust there are few who will doubt that
such a Farming School should be speedily estab'
lshed.
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BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL.

EEL GouEz. Editor Of the NewOrlesns
PARA and who was for few days translator or inter
peter for Gen Scott recently published an article CIV
Ing supposed plan Of the Mexican War which some
were silly enough to suppose had been revealed to him
bv Gen. Scott Mr. Conner sppesrs In Card In the
New. Orleans papers IN which he denies having re.
esived sny information whstever from Gen : Such
disclaimer quite unnecessary IS fsr s. Gen Scott
4 Concerned
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~ sxg OUTSIDE or TO-DAY's PAPRR.E

~ Advertisements for the Tribune Of Monday
our 10 h sent in before 10 o'clock on Saturday even
ing a. ne Publication O1ce oil ms paper ho' oph On
subscriber in the city who do not receive this psper
a. ~ early hour are requested 10 leave word al the ONCE
As our arrangements such ~ enable al the carriers
10 &c, through their routes before seven oc,oc~ C,
r,er. falling TO accomplish this viii be required 70 give up
Their routes
Persons wishing The Tribune ls II their weng' or
places Of business regularly every morning wA pesae
leave their address at the Publishing Obce or send
mote through the PostOfcs Terms, -. cents week
pays abs 70 the Carrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

~ Two splendid performances to-day al the Museum
for Inc cOnvensnce IT ladies' families and schools The
bill presents combination of talent Tor the stage, IN
eudng the Ethiopian Minstrels Great Western snd 9th
ers D. Edison, the Living skeelon,is 10 be seen al all
hours and II what everybody says be true he - the great
estsx in The world and Il IL marvel that 80 many
MON aands are daily llrOn ginR biz levees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

FLOUR AND MEALs-There 10 rather dong
today and prices steady at previous quotations
The transactions are about 5000 bbs including 900
Troy and 1000 Genesec rather better than common ell
or nearly all for export Some Oswego, In bad order
sold at u IS Genesee at w. ut and the 1000 above re
ferred 81 ~. sale Of 600 bbls was reported
81 probably with privilege attached 10 H. sslss
300 bbls Orleans at 81 90 The inquiry for soash
10 good Some parcels are on the MARKET 70 sr'r
Sales 2O0O bbls fancy Georgetown at W =, some
sales Brandy wine or 700 bills have been made dains
the week a. 7J In Meal there 10 rather less ACTIVITY
sales 1000 bbls on the spo, at IS III and 2V' 90
| arrive, at -.
GRAIN-There were several buyers for Wheat 10
mar ket and leo cts bid for Genesee. and ii3 ioi
red we heard Of no sales Corn Is 901i0o cts accord
ing 10 the time OF delivery with sales 10000 bush. LIE
supply the spot 10 larger than before Al Jersey
seems TO be 10 market offering Corn. Sales ooD eus
Rye, 10 arrive the opening OF the rver al 49,
Osts are coming 10 freely from Jersey and selling n1
As Northern are A. $50 cts. Beans are In good oe
msnd and 81 20 bid for l,O0O ools farmer 80
800 bbls at private tsrrns Pess are Y! 2'a*i |" VI"
considerable Gales.
WHIsKY-Drudge is selling at % cts bss W.
scarce, and norninaly 80 cts.
HAY-ssles 200 bales Staten Island at 90 en Inc
market Is quiet for want Of freight
Ou-Linseed is rapidly advancing About ~ s so
English sold to arrive, at 10 cts and sss ~ -.
xa!ls Country American" was made 81 tDs 81, "a
\ showing considerable advance. Palm In 70" ss'"
! cts. - bbls common Lard OH a. ez Gu.
/ RED OLA sale OF 5000 lbs was made o. I" w
! This article 10 the resi1ium Of Lard OIL
| SEEDS Rough Flax would probably bring sioS~
| slO 90 for crushing Clover 10 steady at Iiasc"
I TAILoW-saIes 1900 ne Prime at "a cts Us
pn,eher, Association refuse anything under' eu
PRulT-Buneh Rsisns up TO VI 70 for boxes
| coFFEE-ssles 200 pockets sumatrs ct u cts
| pEgswAX-ssles 800 rs yellow at 26i cts cs'h
| FEATHERs-A parcel Of loo ne fair Ws'srA Va
| Of n cts, each NJ =, A
vaneine rates. OF Prime 500 bbls sold to-day ayu
800 DO at &l2 l2. and go do ct sl2 80 buyers og1s
so a.ys sales Mess al es IS and 50 do Dew al W ~
peef 1, rapidly advancing The sales today are sse.
40 bbIs Of ~ and tl for Country and vi ~ Tor ey
! s.Ies 90 tres Picked Hams, Lelands, 81 cn y.
Fn,I.nd Lard 10 generally held 81 "a ets but 80.
oobbI, 20 arrive were made Isl cts smoked 80 -.
are selling Adams "a IL ets Shoulders I0e Gus -,
l salO eta, Beef eQs cts. Buttsr and Cheese are y
| request at iull prices H.. xvrs
! cIxcISsArI Feb. l, le47-About 20 head Hog -
.old 90 Friday at a l0dt4 % There are some ~,
on The road 400 OF which have been offered i@ -
snd another lot Of 800 10 said TO be on the wy 10
Holders Of Mess Pork ssking si2, but ouys -,
rot vet come forward al this rate On Fndsy ~ ~
iot hump was cold at y 30 and on Saturday -
freely offered. ssle OF 10000 ne Bsk foss- -
round. a. cts; 500 kegs No l Lard, country !"
CITY rendered 10 generally held higher.
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Court Cnlendar....Mo MONDAY,

COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Nos. 81 30 81. 10. ~ 81, s..
50 o. A. 80 o. H. s 6J o. @ ~ Part 2-Nos. so o.
l2 2s g. So &C. 1876 81 los l6, lss li6, Us 1906 o
2a0 -.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 20 81, 70, So 81, 50 to ST. 50,
g 10 O. II 10 -. ~ 20 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

SyyFRF RAIN SrORN-A storm OF ram and wind
az are .everty occurred yesterday afternoon and eve
ming During portion OF the time me ram PoeIsu vi
torrents and the streets and sidewalks were HOODED
The track Of the Western Railroad. near Palmer was
covered with mud and sand for distance Of some ~
ct and 10 the depth Of from 10 two feet This %
,rueted the passage Of the freight tram ootn ways ana
.used one OF them 20 be partly thrown from the uaek
he evening passenger train from Boston was also de-
tanned there and extra train vas sent on ro mere 20
hing In the passengers and mails arrived Al ~
5eiork The Western train arrived al u O'Clock pas
80 ,h,ougb water which covered the track. in several
place.. one Of the freight trains from the West came
through water On the track three feet deep
pos-s-RrPr-7 ocl0ck The Northern tram due 81
o'clock l.,t evening has just arrived. The delay was
caused by TIE covering up Of the track opposite hscey
Falls with gravel and sand 70 the depth Of several eet
and for space OF % or 20 rods Springfield Rep Feb
Tuy sroRx-THE WEATHER-The strong breeze
,,or, ,be south and the rain Of yesterday has made
havoc on the docks by dng the cellars with water and
80 nut the merchants the trouble Of moving TIER
- 10 the second stories The water Is now over the
socks and has continued rise since early this morn
inv The crossing az the foot Of -tae-st good and
rsT,s heavily laden constantly going TO and from the
Boston Freq ht Depot
Tar IA. weather this Winter has puzzled the oldes
;,b.bi,.nt Within twenty four hours the thermonetei
~. varied 30 degrees To-day "A quite wInterisn tne
Wind blowing strong from the North Ice and dust noe
Alternate sway in streets WHAT the showers nave
oistened the puverizes and the variety u
- ch.rr.ing Albany Evening Journal.
r,vx .xn Loss OF LIFE-On the night OF the
l2rh nit the house Of NJ lie Haaon, A. me oranoe
p,s-onne. near the mouth Of the Ssyuensy river, wa
bnrnsd and child six years Of age persisted in tn
James - NJ.
nI, :, ,y,ltrie near Montreal, vas burned ard fcu
! ives los:. two men and two children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

II TIE RAM's HoRs' is the singular bat very
expressive title OF weekly paper devoted to the inter
es;s Of the People OF Color which has Just been started
here BY Van Rensselaer, and HOdses-Thos Van Rensse-
lser Editor We hope its blasts sontinDe until the
walls Of the bsstile Of oppression fall TO the ground
u GRAHAM sells several editions Of The Bat
tie of Life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

yRov PESsAcoLA-A Pensacola correspondent
OF the n Com T'ses writing under date Of January
- says
This morning Mr. Norris bearer Of important dis
patches from Washington TO the commanding ohcer OF
our squadron 1.-THE Pacific srryed here, and 70 morrow
morning sails in the On kshye for Chszres route 10
California Mr. Rich Assistant Psymsser 70 the Army
takes passage inthe vessel The Potomac sails for
the Gulf Of Mexico frs, fair wind The Relief store
ship viii Be ready for sea ia week or ten days. No
other vessels Of war in port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

AMERICAN ISsIITUTE CoSvERsArI0SAL MEET
Move attended one Of these interesting meetings
las, evening and observed that great portion Of the
audience were ladies The subject was tie Origin OF
Fruits Flowers Snd yegetsbles-Prof. Jas. J. MAPEs
P OF the Institute in the Chair, J. W. Chambers Sec
Rotary.
Mr. Meigs submitted paper on the production OF
blue flowers OF theHydrsnges translated BY him from
the Revue Horticae. Mr.. D. j. Brown read very in
terestng paper on the origin Of Fruit Prot Mspes
gave experiment illustrating the fact that the colors
of Flowers and Fru, pend upon the form Of the
particles Of their surfaces and he experiment fully tested
the fact Mr. Pe read another interesting paper on
the origin of Vegetables Prof Mspes explained the
starch and sugar" in explanation OF those
terms used ia Mr. PelFs paper Adjourned to the 18th
February. Subject continued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

SCHOOL Housr BuRSr.-The Lowen 49, 49,
states that on last sunday the school house 49,
80. h.en the work of an inccndiary. ~
eloc Is offered 10 discover and convict the 'e'u''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

KENTuoKY SESAToR.-on Friday OF last week
several more unsuccessful ballots vera made by
the Legislature OF Kentucky as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

~ We sre under obligations to Msssrs. LIv-
i.gs'On Wells for Albany papers OF yesterday receiv
ed the Housa;o.ic Railroad IN advance Of the Post
Orc iel.xerr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

MoRs MURDERS We learn from me Courier Of
last evening tha, Liburio DuraE; worth young man.
ana a slave belonging TO Madame Neau were murdered
by the volunteers two days ago These make four in
stances Of the same crime committed By those young
soldiers within a few days, and al with immunity.
N d Ala o~th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

~ Ex-G0vcrnOr WRIGHT left Albany On Moi
day for his residence q, Canton St Lswrfnee CO,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

II We are also again indebted to Mr. Cloyes
tor Boston papers received via Springfield and New Hs
ven in advance Of the Long Island NAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

III Hon. JOHN HKSRY, Wing, OF Morgan Co.
has been chosen Representative to Congress from
the With District Of Illinois in place Of Col E. D.
Baker resigned. Mr.. Henry wss Senator IN the
Illinois Legislature at the time he was chosen to
the place he now occupies. The ssngamo Journal
says about onethird OF the votes were polled, and
it is believed that Mr. Henry majorityis over 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

Dy " TT FTuHHITH = vVt'
story brick house and lot No. AZ Walker o. 25r
lNU.--s---..----+.-- ~"
''9 9a sss %'' o'' W. 20 '"' ~ iilp
Lot south side Broomest near Ridge 23sI5.-.. W
House and lot No 1913 Twenty hrstst 25xis..... lbo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

~ The LoSo-IsIAsD Nan due last evening
had no, arrived when We went 70 press.
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Markets-Caef.iiy reported for The Tr,'

Markets CAREFULLY reported for The T'ibnns.
FRIDAY, Feb. J.
AsHFs-A sales OF 100 bbls Canadian Pearls wsrs
mi ado on private terms The market Is generally essl
al 6 37i for Pearls ~ s7i for Pots
COTTON-The sales TO day have only been 10 the r
tent of cOOa 900 bales. without positive decline 10
prices though the market Is rather in favor dhs
obi a nxf..r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

u The ASrrRESr PRISONERS released from
the Clinton County prison by hs Governors Pardon az
rived in Albany on Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

Ia The Governor of New Jersey has nominated
to the Senate Ferdinand s Schenck for Judge Of the
Court of Errors and Appeals, and James Wilson tor
Clerk the Supreme Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

lam told that the NewYork dslsgstOn are quite iAv,
prevent a winter MONOPOLY Of food. continuation OF
rich spectators seeing 10000 barrels OF -four oOsed
up 10 the West may snip % largely 10 Europe N " M
ter buy up largely the seseoArd sIa nus eress =.
the canal enlargement and open tie freight trade 70 Il
railroad companies al TIE year round This would .
placing THE PrsLrc in the best posiuoh ana as :
whether stock holders in railway eompsnles OF n can
oos,s favorable. lei Us ook 70 'ns sO"
the uilons frs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

Branch Posr- OFFICIAL the meeting held a
MiIimAns hotel on Thursday evening with view Z
the establishment Of Branch Postofice up town th'
following resolution was adopted among others
Thatlt the sense Of this meeting that the Post Oc'
Dsnartruent should establish Branch PostOffee IN I'M
CIV AZ some point between Bieecker and Fourteenth 'ss
and between Broadway and the Hudson nver 70 seeom
oaa,e the business men and families Of that section
and not 70 compel the great mass personally TO 90 mile
for those accommodations which are now granted oy M
location Of the present PostOe 10 persons residin
In Us more immediate vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

The Southern mail is in-nothing South OF Mobile
Steamboat Tuscaloosa burst her boilers on the 27tn
on the passage from Mobile to Tuscaloosa killing
it is supposed twenty persons and wounding many