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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

IMPORTANT DEClsloS.-A case was lately decid-
ed In the Court Of Common Pleas, in the Kershsw Dis
rict south Carolina involving considerations Of vital
interest to the slave Of that State. Il appears
that grog dealer sold the plaintiffs slave Bob gallon
and quart Of whskythat on the road home Bob drank
Of the whisky. became very drunk fell down several
times and once In a creek. and would probably have
been drowned II he had not been assisted ou,-thsi be
lay out all night sn1 found lead the road the
next morning-that lis death caused by the intox
cation and exposure the lnclemency Of the weather
The Jury unde he charge of the Judge iOund verdict
for the plaintiff "a. huHdrod and f4y dollars.
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PIANOFORTKs st Auction for Cash.

-PIANOFORTks st Auction for Cash.
VIII be ssld on Monday, April -. ~ II
Uo'clock tho entire stock Of finished piano
" y ufortes, ct the mandatory Of ths Dshsr
Is Canalst Long xpcreucs has ensbod The Subscribed
10 produce desirable teach and very sweet tone He
pisnolorles are subsants and have ell lae modern i'm
proyemens and tpsse good qualities continue from year
have bought from him. the following wei! known gen.
tlemsn Mr McElrsth. Of The Tribune Mr. w. Clay q
West BrosdwayI Mr. q. A Hood, Of Futon-sl NJ ,.
them at Is CanaIsl is25 Iw'I THOs l. DOYLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

MEXICAN NAMEs-One of the troubles of those
who read the newspapers at present to know how to
pronounce the frequently recurring names Of places and
persons in Mexico. IA that of absurdites and
trsdicons called English photography has systematic
and scientific mode of representing sounds II is very
difficult to convey, except orally the pronunciation of
foreign words in which the letters have different force
from any that English ears familiar with. II there
Is anything which shows the need of correct system
of Phonotypy in which each letter shall always stand
for sound only 1t is the very fact We speaking Of
Foreign words if printed phonoypicaly that is exactly
as they are sounded could always be pronounced
recy by those who had heard them before
For the satisfaction Of readers we copy from the
Cincinnati Commercial with some slight corrections the
following list of Mexican names and the pronunciation
of them nearly it can be given. We have endesv
ored to indicate the emphatic syllable by marking them
with an accent this has nothing to do with the sound
which we have tried to show in another and very
clumsy way II is to be noticed that Mexico, in com
mon with other Spanish Colonies, has departed very
greatly from the pure pronunciation of the language
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

" Orris Tooth Paste.-A superior article ior
Cleansing and preserving the teeth hardening the gums,
and sweetening The breath, warranted not 10 get dry
hard. Price 81 cls per pot For sale by
ALERT l. NINsHlP, Chemist and A poihscary.
slsu y East Broadway, cor. Msrkelst.
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r. Printing ONCE Tor sale-A printing establish
-rt located N healthy, f0urishing village IN The STATE
OF .Yorf with Wbig paper enjoying good patron
age connected herewith 10 offered for sale upon &C
vantng.ous b-rrns The priniag materials ample for
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re- n. 4. y. A.-A pubic meeting Of the House Car
p~nier. Protective Association viii be held a. Cor yenOu
Hal ia Wooster 81 near Blocker, on Monday yenins
Oh inst a. "A O'Clock when address will be delivered
IN Tho principles Of The Association by member; Aier
Which az address by Nr CoNNERFoED. tne xistlng
evils and remedy Of the present condition Of Mec hancs
The trade and mechanics generally invited sGent
VIM. NJ MARTINI
J. b. ALLISON, Comm ltise.
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Royal Rebels.

1t seems that while the King Of Bavaria has
fallen ont with his Conservative Ministry, and re-
versed his previous of policy on account of
Sehorta Lola Monies otherwise Miss Betsey
Watson, whatever be the name of the success.
ful adventures, the Queen Of Spain is doing her
best to accomplish a similar revolution from
similar cause. The papers from which we made
up our foreign news, informed us that the MOdera.
do Ministry were still holding their Queen in sub
je ction, and threatening her with q Montpensier
regency and that her Majesty had admitted Mr.
Bulwer 70 an interview at the palace, and in
formed him, in explicit terms of her wish to have
liberal cabinet, but said nothing of the causes of
such desire on the part OF that most Catholic poten
tate. The letter Of the Paris correspondent Of the
SchHeipoa however, throws some light the affair
IL seems that the young Isabella altogether content
with the husband given her by Louis Philippe and
Queen Christina, cast her eye upon black whsker-
ed prOSresso named Gen. Serrano. This not pleas
ing the modnddo Ministry, who taught by Bsrsvisn
experience feared that In moment their royal
mistress might send them packing and put aPogrtssstO
cabinet in their places Accordingly notwithstanding
the opposition of the unucky Queen they ordered Gen
Serrano to Psmpeluna rs General Commsndant of Ma.
varre The General seeing that the only design
get him out of the way refused to obey The Ministry
then issued order of arrest against him but he kept
out of the way and could not be caught Gecree
then laid before the Cortes to bring him to Court Mar
tal for dsobedence. The enraged Queen unable 10
follow her wish and dismiss the ministry, they having
obtained vote Of confidence from their majority In the
Cortes, by which she is compelled TO retain them. In
this state of affairs Queen Christine and Count Besson
have withdrawn from the arena while England pokng
the FIRE, and important at hand. The mode.
RADIO party at work the plan ofmakng Don Fran
cisco really King and reducing isabella to the position of
Kings wife. In the latter will not agree to this, and
is inclined to herself into the of England and
the pv0ressistos they will declare her insane and
a regency. Who knows but that the Queen, VINO hih-
erto has not been without shrewd advisers may not
prevent this trick ofpocy by other trick At any
rate something will come of the matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

MORE TRooPs.-The Harrburg Union says Gov.
Skunk Of Pennsylvania has received requsiton for ten
more companies Of volunteers.
The Governor Of New.Jersey, we learn from the
Trenton Gazette has also received requisihon for FIVE
companies of volunteers to be raised Immediately and to
serve as infantry during the
These companies are to constitute battalion, under
the command of Major Lieut.. Colonel, to be sp-
pointed by the Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

~ Letters and Newspapers vii s!so be received
81 The place for The pacAet snip w Isl MlNsIEh'
-, u,v.v Which sails for London on The Nth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

~ Letters and Newspapers viii be received a.
he ufcs 81 The Trhlue Tor he packet ship sILNlE
DE GRAsSE Capt Rich. which sails for HAyre 90 The
.sih inst
rT Letters and Newspapers will also be received
Al he sane place for the pscke snip siDDONs, Capt
Cobb. which sas i1r Liverpool on NE .5.n lnsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

FROM THE SANDWICH IsLASDs-By the arrival
At this port last evening OF the whaeshp John io~land
Capt Leary we have received files Of the Poynesian
printed Al Honolulu 20 the I'd OF Dec. inclusive.
On the 9th of Nov 1--WE barrels Of brandy we're seized
At Honolulu by the Project OF Police they were being
.mueeed ashore from the Hamburg brig Helene. They
were TAX en- 10 the Custom House where they we're re-
cognized by Mr. Godfrey, supercsTgo OF the helene
who however denied al knowledge OF the rsnssenon
The offence by the present laws subjected the vessel
10 con6scston and the principals Hnd accessories 70 he
~ si0OO each but in consideration OF It's being the nrs
fgnre that had come to the knowledge OF the Govern
ment III. Attorney General with the sdvlce OF ne MN
ser forebere TO prosecute the case 10 the u extent
~ he law hut posed in lieu forfeiture OF $50 which
was promptly paid into the Kings Treasury Inc ior
felted liquor was publicly emPued INTO me sree' 10
front OF the Custom House s,,. ~.
The PolynesiAn says; The example OF Lshsna the
present fail where the crews OF two hundred ~hA"
ships numbering than six Thousand seAihen nsee
refreshsd amid SEN barbsrous population OF tnree
thousand HawAians shows what excellent oToer snd
security can prevail among the most unpromisng ma
terals when alcohol IL denied sdmttanee IL has the
same efec; upon society on shore, that II has upon
ships Aoat In the eyes Of underwriters The expenses
of one and the premiums OF the other are proportions
bly, lessened. lNeN'oeuioIu mercury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

FIRE AT EAST CANsRIDGE.-This morning hre
was discovered in the extensive brush mandatory Of
Messrs Harvey Burton, East Cambridge. Ihe puma
In, ,yss oceuoied by Mr. Lewis : Dennis, furniture
dealer. Messrs Harvey Burton occupying the upper
stories The building and contents were entirely de-
stroyed. IL estimated that Harvey bartons ioss
the same Neither we're insured
two story wooden building adjoining occupied ~
Alien & Coleman tin plate and sheet iron workers was
also destroyed. ' 90
GREAT FIRE AT 0LDrows.-Ihe Nadielgn
Mills at Oldiown, containing SIX board saws, W. esP
machine for blind Stats. SC. were consumed BY nis'
Yesterday. loahs'i N"No' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26
General Notices.
u DIR. Bnnning,. Rodx Rrncc I. a. sHcieni

~ DIR. BnnBing,s Body Brace 10 az sfcieot re-
LET Tor weakness Of The voice spine add limbs par
cuary Tor dyspepsia. cuusu patton and piles with
OF the sOmsrh ard sides weakly feses Fast grow.
ing children ard al disposed 20 crOop ard sede1er
especially Epina subjects, will be delighted with is &C
uOn Reference given 10 nary distinguished clergymeu,
who have been rescued from supefsnruGOu. from de-
billy and bfonchilis Pamphlets and book Common
sense, giving information be bad The ofce, IS
Broadway lsdy IN stiendance on ladies' III eoda
- Eiibu RurritIf- hri-tian Citizen. published
week ~ w rce.er, Msss-Ters, 81 - Ia sdvGnce.-
e. Palmer Newspaper Agent Is Agent for II, al hs or
tees n New I0rs, Philadelphia And Baltimore.
nh Imeod DkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26
- V0R SALE CHEAP-A hne young Dor.

R-FOR SALE CHEAP-A hne yo1ng oof.e'
'lNN~srr.rled sound, good rAysler-SiA sHre WIN
~ 90. wing. Also wagon nearly new i-slH-f oPf
IL In yoot condition Also harness. sleigh bells Drralo
,b ~ many article Of household f1rniinre Apply 70
Admini.rrztor. lao Wcosiersl u,,I y
I,OH -4IE-A good second hand Two horse e1tel-
- ION b.rouch- suitable Tor either city or country
III - .oid og-the owner having no f.lhef Use for il
Anoly al TaiersArs BroSd~sg where II can Dc seen Or
a. ia Wat-r-sL ~ lNDN-N
NTOTICE.-BKGDNER co. have removed y kas-
~ ssa begN eco Wal and Pine STA opposite he Custom
House = ~ 80
>TINOSY AND BfsMUTH-Rs gulGs Of Anu
-. - q 1Ru,inz-.Iip by LUClUS HART,
"a st ale 1oaxcman Hart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

RAILROAD AccIDEsT.-A freight and passenger
train over the Hudson and Berkshire Railroad ieh
through bridge on Wednesday, at East Chatham Inc
engine and three freight went down and were AZ
ismty. Only one person. fireman, was Injured ana
he slightly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

PoLIcE.-Elias Vandersp was yesterday ar
rested by officer Rue of this City and officer Cross Of
Albany whence be fed where he stands charged with
assault, upon Conrad la Grange with intent to kill. He
sent back 20 Albany. Mrs Allen of l27 McDou
gal St while At furniture sale yesterday In Amiiyst
had her pocket picked BY one Of the slim fingered gen
Try" who escaped without detection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

Bsfifn9 al EiecoHs- When Majority Votes Requedi-
Manufacturing Corporations Rural Burial GrogRds--
Registry BiI-Jud9es Salarits-M;ke Walsh
CorreeDondance of The Trihuna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

TIKI kEfII-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
u published every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY mornings
Price IS per Annum- Two copies for S.
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
A VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
10 published every SATURDAY MORNING, at the low pce
OF q snnum, in advance 10 copies for els, 20
copies for s24
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

GES. TAILou ~. s9ek. by reliable authority
" imbued with " mig sentiments feelings, and
sympathies that q is devoted TO Wing Measures
aud Whig Men that he was opposed to the Annexa-
ton Of Texas and that he IS not only opposed to
any extension OF SLAVE Territory but regards the
Institution Of Slavery-though himself a Slave
hoder-as it is viewed by Messrs. Clayton, Man
gum and other distinguished Southern Wings, as
one Of the incident evils Of our otherwise Free
Government. Albany Evening Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26
NEW PURHCATT0N

THE IMPROVED POCKET RECKONER, I'd edi-
ion) for timber, plank, boards, logs, and
board distances the canals Of this State aud Ohio, with
tables VI time interest &C BY Edward Doyle containing
In condensed form much valuable and reliable Informs
the subject embraced In lie title. Price p cents.
The trade supplied al he usual discount
EDWARD DOYLE, Agent, 10 John 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

the Baize Honduras) Gazette TO the Sd inst but ind
very little of Importance. We extract the fol
lowing
We have adyices Of a late date from our correspon-
dent at Tesuceapa from which learn that Gen Fer
rera the recently elected President OF the State OF Hon
durss has resigned the duties OF that Office consequently
devolve upon the Vice President Don Jusn Undo,
whose administration is giving very general dssansiac
ton The country generally quiet though business is
represented as being unusually dull
we have letters and papers from GuaiemSlA 10 the
10Th March inclusive but ind nothing In them OF inter
est Strange 10 say there il not word about the re-
ported invasion Ct portion Of the Mexican territory
by Gen. Carrers lengthy accounts OF which We have
seen in late American papers on the contrary be Is
reported to be paying visit TO an English vessel OF war
on the Pacific side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

II II BRAMOH's PATENT
0 AHTi-sgG sKDsrgADs.
To dealers In furpiiare, propnst0Ss u
hossls, boarding housss, end ell othsrA
Tho subsehbers would invite your ~
isntion the Antbug Bedsesds being me best
introduced and the facility with which thsy Be
pu, up and taken down, occupying only one minute Of
nme-hrmef when up thss any othss kind OF bedstssd
whatever sfording refuge for bugs, and can b. no
roughly and readily cleaned without hs trouble o sss
ing N sm down.
In lots 10 suit purchasers
Aoss MATnEssEs-
large assortment always oo hand md
made 70 order
Best Live 0eose Bss;hess
by the bale or In smaller Qaanutsa
Ship Upholstery
Ship and steamboat cabins furnished viii tispeteh-
Msls Sec comforsbss blankets, eountorpsnss sbssts
every article required In lhs line QUIRK BO00,
m5 3neod IS ruIton-st opposite U Q. Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

UNI VOAo q
QUARTS OF NETWORK BAY and HNbor, large
Y and small, New Haven Harbor, New Bedford Barbor,
Lille Egg Hsrbor, Annapolis Harbor, Fishers Island
sound &c &C. coored and uncolored for sale wholesale
and retail byls2i 81 u. DISTURNELL. lO2 Broadway.
MAPS OF MEXICO.
A GENTS AND BOOKSELLERS In every section OF
n the country will be supplied with Maps OF Mexico
and Maps Of the Seat OF War that will afford
liberal profit All orders will be punetuay attended TO BY
a2f3t. J. DlsrURHELL. l02 Brosdway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

SSY2 saIs and retail hesh Vegetable snd Flower 5ssds
Of every description, Asparsgus and Globe Ard
- choke roots early Potatoes, fruit, Ornamental
Trees shrubbefy and herbacsous Plants Of ali knds
Ted described together with very large eolecoa
Of green and hot house Plants and fancy arcIss 10
line. Bouquets Of choice and delicate Tiowers q all
sons Of the year. DUNLAP THOmSON,
se.dsmen and Florsts eS5 Broadway; Nursery Eighth
sl0 2w. avenue and Oss hundred and sixissalh-si.
.An FOR sALE-z nine passenger post
&F2E2 coach TN Ora rate running oder, built By
DuHning L Abbott, Of Concord Cen b
seen ., Is spruessl al lw'
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STRAW BONNETS.

IN ONE PRICE HAT sTOkE-spring tashons.
Il-BROWNa CO. i7s 9hsthAm.sq uare, viii intro
dacs Saturday, April 5, the new style u Csps for
Children and Boys Also he Spring style Of Hsts for Gen
temen; price 81 The recent Improvement In Inc manu-
facture OF their three dollar Hats will place shs 10 close
conp etitfOn with the most costly. - I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

CHARLES W. NEwToS, Esq. has been appointed
BIZ Chief Justice Nelson Master Examiner and Commits
soner for the [. :. Courts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.--The brig AHatuGc
Capt Huttleson, arrived last evening, bringing dates
from Rio to the Sd u and Montevdeo TO the 10th Feb
The General.in Chief Fructuoso Rivera, arrived st
Mon,eyideo on the 80, from Madonado accompanied
by several officers including Col Espinoss and secrets
ry Bravo who had been supposed to be dead. The Rio
Janeiro Mercsnt of Feb. - says:
1T appears that Mr. Wise, American Minister at this
Court addressed note 10 the Imperial Government
asking an audience to deliver His Majesty letter of
congratulaton from the President Of the United states
on account Of the birth of Her Most Serene Hghness
Isabel and that the Government replied that IN view
of the which took place In the months Of
November and December last and the expressions OF
public opinion that occasion IL was deemed ineIpe-
dent TO grant sach an audience at present"
The Brazilian man-Of.wsr ST Rio having fred salute
on the ped of February in honor of Washngions birth
day the L. ship Levsni fired the next day, being
the birthday of the Prince.
The Levant was 10 leave the next day for New FORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

FATAL AccTDENr.-John F. Clack in a state
Of ntoxeaton last night fe ard mis- head very Sc
riousy. He was picked up By officer Of the Fourth
Ward, and committed to the City Prison for days
where he died this morning from the effects of the wound
received in falling
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-19

Richland. Vim Booth.
On motion of E. B. Carson the Convention prt
ceeded to nominate candidates for Delegates to the TIE
riioriai Convention Whereupon the following named
persons presented. viz:
Joseph L. Ward, c. c. Washburne
Samuel Wick, John Carter
George Messersnith, G.. w Henry of Dallas
S. p. Hollenbeck, ]. A. Wakefield