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VOICE FROM MISUNDERSTANDING, Orange Co. w.
Nov. q, ls45.-Mr. Seth w. Fowle-Deg SIR hereby
certify that one year ago last June Violently sAcs
ed with cold and cough, with q lame side and stomach
and was not free from cough during that Sumner 10
December following my cough increased to IN alarming
extent 90 that during that Winisr lost about hiryhVs
pounds OF hssh and physicians with whom ] advised,
could give relief TWAS thought by all that should
never recover. As my good fortune would have II, 10
March following sfer suffering exceedingly through hs
Winter heard Of the beneficial effects OF Wsiafs Bal
of Wild Cherry, by way Of friend who had received
the greatest benefit by the Of the article, and To-
cned by him to make tria Of II myself and words
can express my obligations 10 that friend for thus recon
mendng this article TO me- and at the critical moment DO
did for had taken one bottle before wa ples'
ly cured and from that day TO this have not been troubled
with acough. can cheerfally recommend 10 ALL a. he
ing remedy OF great value hoping others may be indSe
ed 1t, and thus become convinced Of lie merits s'
perhaps saved from the fatal grasp Of consumption
FREEMAN MOVES
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on The wHppe''
For sale by A. B. l. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100 FalIons.
corner OF William, agents Of this city, Also al 70 brosa
way and n East Broadway, and by Druggists esnsfAD
throu ghoui The United States Beware OF coansere"
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NETWORK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. ANY.

SENATE ALBANY. May :, ls47.
A report was offered in favor of the bill for i'm
proving Crooked Lake Canal
The Literature Appropriation bill is reported
complete, and the Report is now under debate.
The bill for Convention to Amend the Brooklyn
City Charter was ordered to third reading.
ASSEMBLY.
The Senate bill to Prevent Fraudulent Auction
Sales has been ordered to third reading.
The Senate bill in relation to the Crooked Lake
Canal Locks was ordered to a third reading.
The Fraudulent Sales at Auction bill was read
and passed.
motion to make the bill in relation to Landlord
lost
Mr. 1. SMITH offered resolution extending the
day appointed Tor the recess to the 10th inst Laid
on the table under the rule giving rise 10 debate.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, MAY 10.
gin Democratic whis General Committee
Tuesday evening, May T. 1t was, on motion,

Iueeoey evening, hhS y, IL was, VI thoHOuf
Rssoired That the Democratic Wing Electors Of each
Assembly District OF this City be requested meet at
a. p the evening of Monday, the 10th mat at the
place Of their last Ward Meeting unless another shall
be publicly designated by their Ward Committee for
the purpose Of choosing one Delegate from each Dis
trict In Convention at Syracuse tho 18th inst
TO nominate suitable candidates for Judges and Clerk Of
the Court of Appeals OF this State.
Rssolcsd That the Delegates elected be requested
10 meet Broadway House the evening Of the 18th
inst ~ O'Clock to I'll any vacancies in the Delegation
from the respective Districts II practicable and 10
sct such other business a may be deemed expedent.
Rssopsd That at their respective meetings aforesaid
the whs Electors Of the several Wards be
elect three Delegates from each Ward assemble at
Brosdwsy House the 18Th inst at n p. NJ TO norni-
candidates for Supreme Court Judges for this Ju
dcia District and such other Offices to be filed
by this City at the approaching Judicial Election.
On motion ResoiUed That these Resolutions be signed
by the officers Of this Committee and published in all
the Wing papers.
J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman.
r. LAWRENCE Vice-Chairman.
!S,, R T sn,sn,ov }secretsriOs.
II The Wing Electors Of the Second Assembly
District Third and Sixth Wards will meet at Hath.
svays Hotel, 245 washingtonst (By order) m64t
The WING Electors Of the First Assembly District First
and Second wsrds viii meet at the Second Ward Hotel
az Nssssn-st at O'Clock
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Foreign RyapgelicaI Society.

The annual Sermon in behalf OF this Society was
preached last evening in the Deeekerst Presbyterian
Church by Rev. E. n. Xix Of Boston. The house was
crowded in every part snd many were obliged to stand
during the service.
Mr. Kirk took hs text from Acts xvii Is Now while
Psu waited for them at Atlens his spirit stirred in
him when he saw the City wholly given to idolatry
The wisdom Of Paul a. Preacher Of the Gospel was
the work prominent theme OF the discourse. bis ex.
ample OF boldness and fidelity combined with prudence
By all who seek 10 commend the Religion Of Christ 10
those whose minds are preoscupied by prejudice or
dsrkened and bewdered by sl. The great mass Of I'M
educated Catholics gross dolaors crushed by a
wicked priesthood and 10 order % convert them il was
necessary for the preacher 70 discreet ike Paul deal
ing wisely with their prejudices AID winning them
gradually by the power Of love. Mr. h was listened 10
wththe deepest interest and At the conclusion Of the
SDriefv
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Business Notices.

GOLD PENS w Creation Co II cedsr't. are
now selling gold pen for IS cents diamond pointed
gold pen for 81 The 81 50 Bsgey pens and also very
superior article particularly adopted to the use Of
schools for 81 o. The genuine Albert G. Bsgley pen
for 81 rs only the sold elsewhere for w. to-
gether with other styles either wholesale or re-
tail. at prices below those Of any other house.
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American Society for MeIiorating the Condi-
ton Of the Jews.

The Sermon before this Society was delivered
last evening TO a full house At Dr. SINNERS Church
Mercerst by Rev. DR.. sFRAeuE, Of Albany. The meet
ing Was opened with prEyer By Rev Dr. hILLEDoLER
The text Numbers xiii q According 10 this time ii
shall be said OF Jacob and Of Israel what hsth God
wrought The sermon embraced q succinct history Of
the Jewish nation from the calling Of Abraham 10 their
na dispersion The dispensaon toward this the most
remarkable people the face Of the earth, was shown
to be bHgHRHt c0rreatre miraculous snd uninterrupted
In dwelling each Of these points familiar and stink
ing passages in their history recited and various
lessons OF wisdom drawn from them Tor the benefit Of
other nations. And whether the time was near or re-
mote the Scriptures positively assured us that they
yet 10 accomplish glorious destiny ~ be restored
from among the nations whore they now dispersed
and gathered 70 the enloynens OF peaceful and happy
reign In the land Of their fishers Preparatory 10 this
large portion Of the Jews 70 be converted 10 the
doctrines Of the Messiah he congratulated the Society
upon the interesting work in which they engaged
thou hcts presented showing the progress Of
its prnspes He concluded BY urging the claims Of the
Society upon the aid Of the public, and collection was
taken up.
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The Wing Electors Of the Counties composing the
.so Second Judicial Dria Of this State are requested
to send delegates corresponding with their representa-
tioa in the Assembly to meet in Convention ST the Or
snge Hotel in the village of Newburgh on the serents
day of Msy next at noon Of that day for the purpose Of
nominating four Judges Of the Supreme Court for said
pistriet
Others not delegates friendly TO the above call and ts
objects also invited to attend and take advisory
part with reference to the proceedings.
ROBT q. RANKIN,
EATHL. DUBOIS,
JOHN A. CROSS,
Committee Of late I'd Senatorial District
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the use OF the meeting Tuesday. And the Confer.
enee then adjourned to Tuesday At 10 o'clock

The result Of the proceedings OF the Alliance o. NAV
be seen By reference to the foregoing report Is rs
fasal to take any farther action Slavery ,h.n ,Asy
were absolutely compelled to. Placed between he
horns Of dilemma both within and without their ov,
body, the attempt has been made 10 avoid either vh
whs: success time only can show II not likely how
tina, simple declaration that Slavery /. an evil
which is As far as the Conference would 60 will ssu.fv
all Of the Northern Churches and the probability 1. thu,
another Alliance will be formed from which slsvebo,s
ers will be expressly excluded Indeed thl. was NOR.
than intims,ed during the session Of the Conference
The attendance At the meetings quits limited. never
we should think rising shove hundred and sy perso,
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State Convention.

The Wing Electors Of the several Counties Of this
state requested to appoint many Delegates they
are entitled to Members Of Assembly to meet In syria.
the 10Th day Of May inst to nominate suitable
persons to be supported for the Offices Of Judges and
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals in this State Albany Play
l, l647.
J. L. sCHOOLCRAFT L. @. B. CANNON,
JAMES HORNER j. g. THAYER,
JAMES KIDD, SETH c. HAvyLEY
HI. HAYNER, CHAS. p. KUtKL AND
State Central Coynmittee
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~ THE LIBERTY MIssTRrL, BY George W.
Clark Of Victor Ontario Co. has reached its sixth edi
uons proof that 1t s widely appreciated BY those who
need such work. Sold by VIM Harmed, No. ssprueo-
st. and By the suthog at his residence.
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HoRAIIO HILL. Auctloneer.

GREAT SALE OF Law BooKs--CooLEy, kErsE
arLL lel Broadway, corner Dsyst will sell tbis mos
day. afternoon and evening, commencing at ! ocoss
large and valuable Law Library containing all OF the
New.York State Reports, together with msny Reports
Of other States including several sets OF Mssaehusea
Perkinss and Metcalfs Reports, Treatses, &c.
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" ii you would enjoy hearty lsugh go 10 The Ameii
Museum tonight and sec that iocorrgibe Rascal Jat
and the amusing Chapman Family should your risbles
become undue degree stay and see the mss
nihcent dol Panoramic representation OF the Funeral a
follows the remains Of sied hero 10 bic
final resting place. Performances at past end O'CLOCK
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GREAT REpUcTroN-GoLD PENS. Y SAVAGE sefs
gold Pen for IS cts. silver Pencil included The VI 70
Bagley Pens for 81 80 Alsos magnificent Pen for "
which IL the best and cheapest In the city Don't mh
take the number % Fulton.st
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Movement of Troop.-Rrie Canal Distractions.

portion OF Capt Wilders Company of the 10th
Regiment L. 5. Infantry arrived from Rochester hi.
afternoon, and will go South Immediately.
learn By gentleman just arrived from Utica that
the feet OF boats from Rochester and the West are de-
lsyed by sand bar miles east OF Utscs and by low
water at Herkmer No boats from Rochester bad pass.
ed Herkiu,er this morning
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~ HUGH MAXWELL has resumed bis profession"
COunseIor-atLaw, In connection with his son, Johss
MAXWELL A.tomeysnd soli.itor, their Office ELEVEN
WALI-sT. al eodlm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10

The QUICKEST TRIP.-The Aida arrived here
from Albany, Saturday, at 26 minutes past 2, r. ny
Deducng the usual time allowed for landings, her run
ing time is the quickest record II being hours and
l6 minutes The quickest ever made, before this ""
7 hours and 30 minutes
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CHEMICAL HAIR IsvIcosAros.-Ws are certain msnz
persons who have rough, why head OF asi ~ ~
nd of sucn an imperfection. II FOLKS only Knew ~
The only expense requisite 10 fifty cents, thst osue ~
nyice for bottle OF Phalou's Chemical Hair invgofe%'
which is warranted impart son, slossy head o. ns,
free from all dsndruf and not lisbls 70 fail oe,' 70
psrson who uses IL Prepared ~ =. tes9n y, 80,
49, ~, I'M - rSs ijaton. uyic q
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IT KNOX, l2s FuItonst ia now prepared to supply
bis patrons and the public with his eegsn, Spring Has
- MWkFf
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Y Mr.. Lafarge OF this City, has purchased
ground on Broadway above Bondst 200 BY 100 feet
on which be will erect building TO be devoted to mu
sie and is kindred srts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-10

II ROBERT OWES sails for London in the
Northumberland, to-day He revsts his native land In
the hope OF inducing the British Government to adopt
his views in the treatment Of unhappy Ireland He will
return TO the United states IN September.
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LAKE SUPERIOR NEws-This Journal is to be
resumed in the mineral region on the opening Of nsv
cation Its publication suspended at the close OF
navigation By reason that the mail carrier refused %
transport papers. lCleve. Plsindealer
R- Well. who wouldn't The Mail had to be
carried on mans back Qhere being nothing for horse
10 esO some two hundred miles on stretch through
hous.ess and rsckess wilderness on snow.shoes ever
six TO ten feet OF snow. He must be hard one who
could ask the solitary carrier add bag Of newspapers
TO the letter.msil and his supply of provisions.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAPH.

BY Express from the Seat of War.
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~ Louisville, KY. voted No License, for 'eot.
feehouses dipping shops. GROCERIES doggerie', or
whatever you please Monday last License 67si
No License loss majority, iO7. Hotels are to have
honor licenses as before. Vance, regular Whg, was
elected Mayor ever Turner, Loco and Redd' License
NEhig
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From Correspondence Of n o. Delta.

IsA-N DID IN1"I 31F14I
F5s Dfir-I have the modification 20 that
presdent Herrera and the other three Mexican Gen
erals with the balance OF the officers have been dscharg
ed by Gen Scott upon Their parole ofhonor and are now
on their march 90 Jsaps or somewhere else-no doubt
IN oppose the progress of gallant army, snd give
another fight Gen La Vega refused 70 accept the parole
and goes prisoner the United states This move Is
deemed by Gen. Scott prudent and wise particularly
hen the expense of transporting such body OF is
considered 1 will only add, universal dissatisfaction
reigns in camp l. = D.
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MILITARY MoyEMESTs.-A detachment OF two
hundred recruits, being Capt. Andrews's company c,
10th Infantry, and Capt. Dufs company Sd Dragons
left yesterday afternoon board the brig Mobile or
Point Isabel to join the division under Cen Taylor
Capt Andrews has commsnd of the detachment.
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ubIg Di.frict Convention.

Court Calendar. ..THIs DAY.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. :, % e. -, 40, a. 81 81 o.
II 81 g "a SIS 50.
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Virginia.

The latest account Loco from the XIIIih Dis
trict makes tie between Fulton and McMullen but
admits that the returns were unofficial The
Sheriffs were to meet the next day at Wytheville
to compare the Polls and declare the result We
shall hate to give up Fulton and hope the disa-
greeable necessity win be avoided.
Thompson, Loco, is elected in the XIvth. by
about 300 majority, though the District is Wing
ard there are three or four Wings in it who could
have beca elected Ii McComss had come out in
season. be would have been chosen.
1t is conceded that the Legislature is ned in
Joint Bsllos-lo Wing majority in the House 10
Loco in the Senats-yet we see no poll table be-
side our own, and cannot tell which Of the oounte.
set down as Wing on our list has chosen Loco
u Hannibal Hamilton member of the last
Congress, has been elected member OF the Maine
Legislature from the Hsmpden and Carmel Dis
trict He hopes to be Speaker Of the House.
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THE ASSIyERsARIEs-W wish particularly to
suggest t the gentlemen who have charge Of these
meetings he propriey Of making convenlen, arrange
mens for reporters Those who discharge that Office
find II at any rate sufficiently aborous and difficult snd
are certainly entitled to consideration. Moreover
comfort is great assistant to correctness fact which
makes for the interest OF tho parties whose dones are
reported to pay attention to our suggestion One thing
1t is also important that reporters should be FUR
nished with copies of resolutions and reports or al
least the essential facts and statistics which they con
tain This is less qua non to successful report
ing of the proceedings OF meeting than the other and
We trust that in the somewhat extended experience In
that iine TO which we look forward this week hsl
meet with no Instance In which either wanting.
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CaYsy4L PUNISH, xsr.-The Eew-York State
Society for the Abolition of the Death Penalty holds lie
Anniversary this evening. at the Apollo Rev loHS
Rev. w. H. CIrANNIso, and others, are ex
pected to make addresses. We hope to see large
audience.
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Committee Of late ID Senatorial District
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Eg- The Union Of Friday evening states tina
no dispatches have been received from Gen. Scott
They are expected with great impotence
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BALTIMORE, September 25-5 p.
Scarcity of ncicsIhe Baltimore and phadpha markets
&c.
We have had week Of almost rain but there
is now some prospect of its closing with sunshine.
The mail from the rh to-day brings no news of the
slightest interest," Is there anything stirring in our city
worthy of record
The MARKETs.-In the, Baltimore market, this morning,
the transactions in -four moderate. Sales this
ing OF about 500 barrels Howard street brands 5 60
Some holders unwilling take less than IS 62b The
receipts continue light, and active demand has
sprung up for homo City Mills held nominaIly a,
70 co. but there sellers less Rye -four - I2h and
corn meal SO l2a a. % 25
Wheatis scarce. with receipts and prices advanced
Sales this morning of several thousand bushels l07 lie
cts for good to prime reds and lI2 100 for white
Corn is scarcesaes of white at Sc 81 cts and yellow s.
a 60 cts. Oats IS 43 cts. Rye rs cts.
Provisions little firmer-groccres quiet.
Whskey is dull W it'll sales Mt rs n cts in bbds and
bbls.
The telegraph Philadelphia is still out of order
queny despatch has been received from Phad .lphis
or New York to-day relative commercial operations
At New York, yesterday, in there was but Titt,
done The sales on Thursday were about 5000 ba les
chiefly TO ship Prices feeble still.
Flour stands at IS SO IS 50 for western NJ 75 70
southern Wheat frm-sales Gcnesee at l25 cents 8,
cents was bid for There sample of old barley bu
is not wanted-new is very much wanted Oats 10 a.
cents. Corn 81 s. Pork $40 and SI3 sellers,
though the dealers sell in lots rather freely
100 packages Ohio store butter mt III cents.
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THE WATER Works OF New York The total length
of the water pipes laid and in in New York
is III miles. The receipts from May l, 1886 3Oth
April lS47 $l9l55l 81, exceeding those of the
year previous S3OOlS 81 and the expenditures of the
for all purposes during the time have been
S543oa o. which is less than thei previous year by
$4,000 63.
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THE q MON.

'That the mission which his majesty the King or tho.
French had ntrus,ed him with had for its object the
low Of the pachcaon Of this country being Obtained thai
al The efforts which he had ceased make Bneno,
yres ana tne Ceo In conJupcton with his colleague thu
Of her Britannia Majesty in order to arrive
at SO desirable an end, had been unavalng that,
duehy tgs remained in the they before thar
the naval forces of his majesty King of the French
w09a a continue bIockadng the Oriental occupied
ny "eh' ofioe and the coasts OF Buenos Ayres."
Subsequently, Mr. Devoize the new French charge d..
afares and consuleenera addressed the following
lar to the foreign agents:
MoNrEvIDEo 23d July, 1917
Some doubts having been expressed in regard to
me OF the blockade of the Of the Province
OF Buenos Ayres by the French naval forces conceive il
TO be my duty to inform YOU in order dspel all doubts
in this respect that the resolutions which communi
Gated TO you by the circulars from The Consulate OF
France IN Monteyideo under dates LIST August and 2sd Sep
ton OF the French squadron and that the vessels OF said
ore the absolute blockade Of the oru of The province
Buenos Ayes also that of the ports Oriental Repub
lie which may hencetorh be- occupied by troops in
A. DEvoISE.
1t is worthy of remark, that Count Walewski does
make the least reference the rejection by the nominal
government of Montevdeo of the fair and honorable
armstce agreed upon by himself and Lord Howden with
President Orbe and should be ignorant of the
which induce him to regard such rejection justabe
not for the publication of the following documents
MoNrRvDEo, 23d July, 1917.
SrR The plenipotenary of ii. b. NJ and myself have
entered into negotiation with General Obe pur-
pose OF obtaining an armstice between both begcren
parties These the conditions which General Orbe
might be brought to subscribe:
Article LIST. An armstce for six months
Article I'd Both belgerents keep their respective po
sitions.
Article 3D. The city of Montevideo will provided with
CATTLE through the of General Orbe who obQes him
sefto deliver to the authorities Of the city thousand
five hundred head OF cattle per month"; day fixed upon
by the British, French, and Oriental commissioners
Article 4th The bockadcs established both sides of
the Plate by the naval forces OF France and England will
be raised.
entreat you. sir to inform me as speedily possible
whether armsce founded the bases will be agree
able to the government of Montevideo
You will please bear in mind that in arrangement of
this nature, when endeavor is made bring two par
ties to understanding, proper in any respect
that publicity should in interfere with the
gotiations which take place thereon
In consequence, sir request you consider this
as confidential and inform thereof only such persons
may be called upon to deliberate on its contents.
Accept sir, the assurance of my high consideration
WALEWSkl.
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10 RAISE LARGE MELoNs-At a meeting of the New York
Farmers Club, Tuesday evening last tie following plan
for raising early and large watermeons announced by
Mr. Williamson, viz each hill of fesa high and six
inches IN circumference place barrel filed with good
nure plant the seed around the outsid the barrel and
every morning pour into the barrel ne bucket of water
When the plant reaches eight feet length down the hill
the ends with the soil Melons weighing forty pounds
are said to have been raised by his method and crops
thus raised have this season sold Dr. so n hundred