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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

RELIEF FOR ICELAND AND ScorLAsp.-The
Treasurer Of the General Relief Fund In this city
continues receive daily large for the assistance
of the starving in Ireland and Scotland The Relic!
Committee have chartered the ship Morsa and she viii
sail nsxt week trcn this port for Scotland with q
70 Of bread ssQss, &e. Boston Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

BALTIMORE SATURDAY yprTrR.-This journal
widely known for i's fearless opposition to Slavery in
Slave state az well as for m spendenes on other
subeets We with regret thsti existence has been
merged In that OF the National Era at Washington We
say with regret eecsuse we had hoped that DR. sSop
GRASS the able Editor Of the vier would be sustain
ed in the field of labor which he had chosen and tina,
his paper would become an important nstrument.nsy
In working that revolution In public opinion which mus,
long add Maryland sud Virginia to the lis, Of Free
States Being unable however to maintain the struggle
with Slavery sinsIehsnded he has united his paper
with the National Era of which be viii hereafter be an
Associate Editor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

ST. LOUIS ELrcrioS.-Ths charter election hai
resulted in the choice Of LosoFcco Mayor and Coun
ci with the exception Of one ward which was carriet
by the Natives lPhil. North Amer. Tel Dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

r. A large and respectable meeting Of the cit-
zens Of Newark held on Tuesday evening at Wash
ngton Hall to determine upon some proper plan for
public demonstration Of rejoicing at the recent
cess of the American arms In Mexico"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15


sAsDss SARsAPAanLA-rDs warm sun ofsprins, whicA
nfases life into the vegetable kingdom, 10 not w
out lite effect upon The physical system. The tide Of u
flow faster through veins, snd IT, 10 some
times the case Il bears with the sseds OF disease gsz
Grated by tho luxurious living OF Winter shall b.
to see and feel the effects In shape other. We
therefore recommend preparation which msy be taken
with peculiar advantage at this season, that exeelleei
sntseptc, ssndss ssrsspsria. It will prove The bss
preventive Of the eruplions common In the Spring
months and when they have already brofsn oai will zoos
them For all diseases Of the skin, ulcers biles
kc. IL will be found most efficient remedy.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail. By L. D. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Suton-a. corner Of
Willism-s 27s Broadway, and n Fact Broadway. New
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout re
United States. Price 81 bottle. six bosiss for -
" GoURAUD's ITALIAN MEDIcATEp Soar for the posI
tive OF all sbn diseases blo,ches and dscooIsrc
Gouraud's Poudrs Subtitle for eradcatipg SUPERfLOVS
HAIR Courcuds lily utas liquid rouge lie. ct 81 Wskos
81; LIST Store FROM Broadway, Agency for BatdasTsw
aanfansous Liquid Hair Dye, Dalleys Magical Psu -
tractor Wysfhs Cream Of Likss BeaiS HAIR RAxsruss
Ponads for the hair biacE brown and far. Remember
Waker-st step t~o from Broadway. west $40 mis-
~ hne head OF DARK, clean hair, 10 be bad sos ~
cents This fact hundreo in this city can prove who hsvs
used S1i cent bottle Of Joness Coral Restorative
forces the hair grow stops lie falling o. cures ~ 800
or dsndr makes the hair beautifully dark, sol and esy
and Keeps II thrice long - any o,he! prepssenoo
Sold only 10 NswYork q the sign the Ansnesa ssys
q Chafhaxn-st eI2 ns22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

U- The citizens of Louisville, Ky. are taking
to bring home the remains OF Co.'s MCKEE and
CLAY, who fell at Buena Vista
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

II SrruBESvrLLr, Ohio, elected Wbig officer
on the sth nst--sn unusual occurrence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

GOLD PENS IS CENTS ONLY, SILVER PrScIL IScIup.
ED. w. GnEAroS & Co. II Cedsr-st keep large
and we'll selected stock of gold pens of every dsserp.
ton, from q common article at rs cents, up to Levi
Browns celebrated premium pen, and are ready to sup
ply the wholesale retail trade on better terms than
can be found any other establishment Persons boy
ing to sell again will find 1t to their interest exsnins
their stock before purchase elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

u THE Vera Cruz Quick Step" dedicated to
Gen. Scott; The Monterey Grand Waltz" dedicated
20 Gen. Wool" sad The Shaking oalcpsds." have jast
Sea Issued In very neat style BY Firth, Hall Poad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

FIRST TINE IN TEN YEARs.-HOcking township
Ohio, elected a clean Wing ticket l,he first in ter
years. on the sth inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

Y The City of Baltimore is to be Illuminated
on Wednesday, 2lst in honor of our late victories In
Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

II Lake County, Ohio, has given majority in
favor Of Rum Liceuses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
Law C0urts.

u 8. CIRCUIT CouRr-Blanehard Gun Stock Tuning
Co. vs.. La5an Jacobs-Acton for violation Of patent
Verdict this forenoon.
The Captain and Mate Of the bark Pico were arrested
for alleged cruel and unusual punisement of seaman,
but the complaint, examination, disrnissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

u We are under obligations to Mr.. CLorEs Of
the Springfield and SewHsven Line for copy Of yes
,erdsy mornings Boston Atlas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

T NEW ORLEANS, which has been almost
hopelessly Loco.Foco for some time past was
thoroughly renovated at her Charter Election on
the 9Th inst The total vote sums up-Whig 5,627
Loco 4s79; Wing majority 1855. Each of the
Three Municipalities is now Wing. The vote was
very large, and must have been affected by local
considerations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
GIN TAYLOR BOUND FOR sAs Lurs.-The Balti.

A letter from a Mstamoros correspondent, dated
March IS informs that Gen. Taylor was preparing
for an advance on San Luis Potosi, which he would
commence the 18th instant TO morrow The letter
also that Gen Taylor will be able TO take with
him eight thousand troops-qute enough In the opinion
Of the writer, for the old heros purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

THIRD wAKp-Tbe following is fuller state
nsnt Of the vote for Alderman -.
McElra II 100l c. p Whte'
Barkhsiter- .332 en-
MsElrash over White $50; over Burfhaiter o4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge Edmonds. r.
Sharp James Tdsn-Action Of ejectment TO recover
portion OF the Maxwell farm at Newton, l.. l. To be
continued this forenoon.-For plaintiff Mr. Morrison
for defendant, Mr.. Maggie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

DIAMOND POINTED GoLD PINS, cenu-with oil
YER cases.. Y sAvAoz o. Fultonst sells Gold Pea
for IS cents Also, magnificent Pen for a. which ID
the best and cheapest pen In the world without any
.sn,;on points warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

B' BROOKLYN has elected Mr. SrRYKER Mayor
by l,AsA majority, instead Of ,2e2 as stated IN
yesterday mornings Tribune. The Fifth Ward
which we estimated at 500 Loco majority ha'
given but $50. We shall publish full returns as
soon as we can get them.
The political complexion Of the Council was cor
recsly stated in yesterdays Tribune though some
of the names were wrong. In the Fourth Ward,
Peter @. instead of Peter L. Taylor is the man
in the Fifth j. B. shultz instead Of Thos. H Farsn
in the Sixth, J. S. t. instead of f. s. Sranahani
and in the Seventh, j. w. instead Of J. B. Cochran.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

v WHLIAMsBUReH elected Wing Charter
Officers on Tuesday 773 to 6ss votes. Last year Loco
Native Vote so Nat Reform 3s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

tE Dr. Beekman's Syrup ard Pills free the stomach.
bowels kidneys liver lungs and skin from ell disorder.
cd action and place the system In sound ssts Of
health. Office 49f Cortlsndst NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

~ We are requested call the attention OF per.
desrous OF purchasing real estate 10 the sale Of
house and lot Is Mercerst by Messrs. BLEEKER
MALLABY, Friday 10th met at u o'clock, In The hef.
chants Exchange For farther particulars, see their a.
vertissment In Courier 4 Enquirer. ais lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
Vote OF the CITY.

On revising the additions Of our columns Of the
vote Of the several Wards for Mayor, the totals
appear 10 be-
For Mayor
BRADY. Brownell .....-..2o,a;s
Majority for Brady All.
For Ai<s Hoxa Commissionu
Tsylor.........l9.o53 Leonard. .....-..sl,i14
Leonards majority 2,05f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
Mayer Brady and Land Reform.


The National Reormes voted very generally for Brady
for Mayor and Leonard for Ams-Heose Commissioner,
these two having answered Their cue. ions sssiac,or
while their respective opponents elmer oecneo 10 an
swer answered doubtfuliy
Comments By the Express, l4th, Evening.
This is the fret have heard of this, respecting
Brady and upon inquiry we learn that he has answered
no questions as thus set forth IN,
TIE Tribune in its zeal to have others DIVIDE, wnie
itself carefully refrsns from division, must not thus
try 20 impicate Wings 10 its idiosyncrasies
Cy There is very sound old rule, habitually
disregarded by the Express, which reads When
you know nothing say nothing The following is
Mr.. Bradys letter to the National Reformers, OF
which the Express is so ignorant;
From Young America Ezra Apra l2, SPIN
MR. BRADYS LETTER.
GENTLEMEN: To the first, fourth fifth Of your iu.
ouiries | am decidedly In favor Of them.
Az to the second am In favor OF the kxempnon OF
the Homestead but TO what amount am not at present
So far as regard the sixth am in favor Of the reduc
ton of salaries to the amount OF labor performed and
F''P'' WIN v. BRADY.
The following are the propositions Of the Ma.
tional Reformers embodied in the letter of inquiry
answered above by Mr.. Brady.
l. To limit the quantity Of land any individual may
hereafter acquire In this state
| 2 TO exempt the Homestead from alienation on &C
| count OF future OeOL VI otuct
g. To prevent all farther traffic In the Public Lands oil
this State and of the United States and cause them TO
be laid out in Farms and lots for the free and exclusive
of actual settlers not possessed OF other lands In
| limited quantities.
T. To limit the hours of labor TO ten on all public
works. and in establishments chartered by law.
g. To prevent the necessity Of street begging and TO
cause all the destitute poor be located the public
lands of the State of the United States whereby they
may labor for their subsistence without compeu.
ton with those who compelled to work for hire, TILL
they can take care of themselves.
6 To have laws made reducing the Salaries OF ell City
and State officers most $1,000 and pay over to the
City Treasury all hst sum the law allows, or you
receive for performing the duties Of the office for which
| you candidate.
| All we said was that the questions were " salts
factorily answered, and this we stated on the
authority Of number Of the Reformers themselves
who assured US they should give Mr.. Brady then
votes That we consider Mr.. BIS answers entirely
correct and wise 10 most true, but we knew nothins
of them till we saw them in print. The public vii
now Judge whether we have attempted unduly t
impfcate Wings as charged by the Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
Business Notices.

ESr GxNrLKnxs's HArs, style for Spring. is41, vm
be introduced on Wednesday March Shy
LEARY & co. Bstters Aston House. Broadway
Circulars descriptive Of style win be forwarded
By addressing US post paid. mat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
GOOD NEWS FOR THE BLIND
BLINDNESS CURED WITHOUT AN OPERATIONS.
DIR. q. A. KNAPP.

ocvLfsr,
respectfully informs the public that he has opened On
Office ct 400 Broadway, Albany, opposite stanwix Hall
where be will attend to all persons afflicted with
Blindness, or other Diseases Of the Eye,
and particularly smauross, opthamia Tor inasmustos)
of every grade opacity granuaon OF tho eye Ida and
some cases of cataract His method of restoring heaA
and sight to diseased syes without operation Of re-
cent discovery and the results have astonhed the Pre-
fession and sliced the wsrmest gratitude Of pstient
Catarscts entirely removed without an operation.
No charge for examinations at the Office.
Nd oax3WTnG SAT-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

HAYS HATS HATS KNOX, with his accustomed
brevty would call the attention OF his iends to hsuev
styles of Spring FASHIONS which are now ready u HE
Store, iss Fulson-t. He would with his usual phiss
thropy invite strangers to his Establishment where they
obtain Hats Of equal quality and at lower prices
than at any other store In the city. ai0 TuTh&SAu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

CouRr OF SEssIoSs-Triai Of Jaquss vs.. p. Bar
birs-This case was resumed, and after the evidence
was closed il was submitted under charge OF the Court
to the Jury who. after short absence, rendered ver.
dict of GUILTY. of assault only Sentence deferred until
Saturday Ann Lynor. indicted for stealing s25 from
John H. choo pleaded guilty and was sent to the Peni
Tertiary for six months-The Court adjourned until this
morning az IL O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
oHAPMAN,s AMnRIoAN pRAwINo.pooI


rT- The fret number Of this Drawing Book, which
will comprise the Primary Lessons and portion Of the
Elementary part Of the work, (. now passing through
the press and will probably be published about the sr
Of May The gres, amount of sr,icsl labor bestowed
upon this part of the work has delayed the publication
longer than anticipated when fret announced
The illustrations and Embellishments are far superior 10
those of any work ever published 10 the country and
as work Of art independent of Its merits as drawing
book, 1t will unquessionably command large sse.-
Those, therefore, who desire to secure
EARLY IMPRESSIONS FROM THE PLATES
win please send In their orders Immediately
- This Part will be bound In the School Atlas st,s
for schools and in the usual paper cover STYLE slso
Price so cents In either style.
- Those put up in paper covers can b ZEN. BY
mail. J. 3. REDFlELD, Clinton Hall
ala 3teodD3tW3tNY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

DEATH BY DRowSrsa.-The Coroner held an in
quest yesterday Governors Island upon the body of
unknown man, aged about 40 years which found
floating In the said Island Verdict that the
deceased came to his death by drowning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

DANGEROUS FALL.-A young man who was yes.
terdsy arrested and committed to prison charge Of
larceny went through the scute of the main building
and being under the influence of liquor proceeded to
descend the spout leader from the roof In
doing be slipped and fell distance of about 40 feet and
was seriously injured that his life is despared Of He
taken to the Hospital.
PARDosED.-Charles f. Isingprise, who was
convicted about year since Of manslsughter and sent
the State prison for years and 10 months has been
pardoned by Gov. Young
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

The Union says papers from Campeachy, as late
as the 18th ut have been received at the Navy Depart
ment It will be remembered that the last proHEnca-
ueu,o took place at Merida on the 18th Feb last the
ayowed object OF which 10 restore Yucatsn TO her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
Total Sc Cos u744i ll7,92s lx25e4 l2O925 l24

Total 30 CoslSS,24 lHld lSiyu lSZeot iS<fo
RExARks-lt is probable that the exact number
of votes given to each Of the candidates for seat
in the Court of Appeals and for the CleTk'hiP will
not be known till the official return is published by
the Secretary Of State. Different Editors rely for
the figures which form the basis OF their tables on
various authorities, and few figures wrong added
up OF a proof corrected in haste will sometimes oc-
casion difference of thousands in the sum total
The Atlas and Argus agree in their returns of 81
Coaaties Add Hamilton and Sullivan to their ia
BILE a. given in the EreHiHg Journal, and the diff
ferences in results are, Jordan 4,2s6, on Whit
tlesey 1851, on Noxon l,es6, on Bronson ls3s on
Raggles 9.2l< on Jewett 1883 and adding Jeffer-
son to the Journal list and Hamilton and Sullivan
10 that of the Argus and Atlas on Benton Liza.
10 Publishing the official returns for the City OF
New.York yesterday, the figures were correct
but In the additions there were some errors ours
LAS, for instance, Jeweu should have been 1855,
Reynolds lo.7S2, Whittlesey e.S7s, and perhaps
there were others none of which. however, affect
thu rss ults
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
pr. Feuelo. ua,breucL nsa,n.

We learn that this gentleman has undertaken to
entce away from the Bellevue Hospital certain order
lea nurses SO by clandesne yss to the wards in the
night; aud after succeeding In few csses he has writ,
ten letters ~ number Of others urging them to leave
Bellevue and come to his aid at Wards Island These
letters are sisneS BY him Physician to the commis
sionsrs of Emigration but whether be 10 authorised BY
these gentlemen otter the high rate OF wsses be pro
mises them - O. inducemcnt 10 leave THAR Pos and
enter bic service, We are no, informed
TIE new Resident hysiciAn at Bellevue not relshins
shs ooso.s inssrerenee with the discipline OF the hoe
p,s At his critical period has found II necessary after
fruisless rsuons,rsnee personally with Dr. hsserouek
10 intcrdiet he csndestine visits by closing The sse
against him and thus prohibiting all intercourse between
him and the inmates of the establishment Several OF
his letters in DR.. Recess possession having been
ulscsd In his hands by the parties whom they were
addressed and should he repeat the offence shall as
Leave to publsh them, though fer thu present for
bear They sssrsy the deliberate parPose to strip Bel
svus Hospital Of all the moe, useful nursss Of the house
"A v. ~ ordsrles cooks and even the sposhecary .
..s.t.u, We are well sstisned that such conduct will
b i.suissA Into By he Board Of csumiss'ensEa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, June Is. lsi1.
The procession and celebration OF yesterday,
went q with ~ At satisfaction snd there this
ing no headaches and broken skullsno poce-no INES
10 payle az tokens of the affair. CREST national Ju.
bilee without drunkenness not sud pubic disorder Il
certainly and encouraging era IN the history o.
the world and the life of humanity. The number OF
members Of the order OF Sons Of Temperance in the
State of penusylv ana Is over % 900. The order s
rapidly increasing and s exercising great and bench
fetal influence upon public sentiment
The union Of the two leading Wing presses In ths
city the North american and United Stdfes Ga-ete 10
movement Of greet political importance and significance
10 indicative OF that spirit OF union and concession which
will doubtless Distinguish the Wings OF the state OF
Pennsylvania ia the next struggle.
The ssgnaton of midsummer begins 10 reign through
out the city Eihsandng that the weather reminds
me OF Fall To-day saw the first green corn OF the
season
Fl,ur firm ats 80 and sales $500 bbs Red Wheat dull
stsl %; Corn 81 IL 10 81 20 Corn Meal, s. 81 Rye
Flour held At 50 Is Holders Of Grain and Flour gen
orally awaiting steamers Cotton Groceries and Wits
The buoysn, tendency Of stocks is still maintained,
with large transactions though there has been some
Sigh, decline to-day. Reading at the commencement
OF the week 30 and TO day 3li Our state stocks
have improved and Girard Bank has slso run up.
SALES or srocKs -Ftr-t BoaTd--l2 Bank A. l26 p
Lehg In % 100 do scrip. 81 40 Union Canal -
50 Ncks5urg ~ $500 Penn g. ri l2UOO do, b9ds
~ 100 Girsrd. b5ds 1915 40 Reading, 3i 5000
Treas Notes 1904 100 Grard. b5is, l3t 100 Ncks-
burg b5ds, ~ 80 do, l2t ~ Lehigh Int, % ~
Union Canal. b5ds a. 10 susq Csns- l1t 70 Norris
town. IA 50 Allegheny Isl sl749 Penn s., s2i 80
Pennington, 30 20 : Bank, a 50 Coal. l2i %
Reading b5ds 3li. 5000 Reading Bonds. IT; $50
Reading 3li $500 Prnns 5s. ~ 100 Y : Bank ~
5000 Reading Bonds u 5000 Penn q, ~.
Second Board and AfG-l00O Cam Amooy X Bds
100. 1000 Lehigh q. b5 %. Am Bk. 1876 . Man
Mech Bk 26l 1000 Lebigh Mort Loan. 81 Philsd BIZ
1914 Com BIZ j5i; 100 Vicks, b5 ~ so Flem Cop
b5. 80. 90 Bk a.; 60 Girsrd. l3!; Mech BIZ,
b5 SOL 10 do 5fi; 80 do 56i 100 Vcks, b. l2t; Is
Read 3l; 5000 State So b5 ~; 50 Elem Cop 5O JOoO
Texas Tr Notes l4i 600 state So b5 ESQ 10000 do
IS, s2i; 81 Girsrd H.