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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
MARKETING aur CITY.

While all the rest Of the State with no' more
than one or two exceptions. was divineo mo
senbly Districts nearly month since, oy tne 'e'
sral County Boards Of Supervisors. this City re-
mains andistricted either ior Senators or Assem-
blymen. This should not continue Inc feoP'e
need time 10 become familiar with their ieVeIa'
District boundaries 10 become familiar with the
new adjustment and prepared Tor intei'sen' ac'ion
.rdsr IL and 70 form such organizations and comoi
nations "a to them shall seem expedient Inc
Consultation allowed them the ten months sntece-
dent 10 the next Legislative Election for these
uuroos.s our Board Of Supervisors has already
cut this down 10 nine, and ia now wearing away
the balance. A political balance in the Board
might have excused this delay, butthe party ~n'cn
has II Of the - Supervisors has no apology Tor IL
We have very little objection to the plan oil me
Special Committee except that it is too unnatural
and hair splitting. OF course one object IS 10 Sc
co,e all the four Senate Districts and all but two or
three Of the sixteen Assembly Dictncts 70 'ne pre-
sent dominant party but such nice con'n'Ing rare.
" answers its end and we shall be disappointed
if this case prove an exception TO the general rue
But the splitting up Of the With Win lAIn'
XI,b. XVIII and XVlIth Wards, and the dividing
even Of an Election District in the XVIII seem
IN rs vexatious and unwise IL is sacrhcing 700
much 10 a numerical uniformity which single
wears mutations will disturb and which IN hve
wears will have utterly vanished In our OPINION
If the Committee had proposed simply to make one
District 10 the Ist and lid, another OF the Ito ana
With Wards and let each Of the remaining WARDS
constitute An Assembly District, the city would
have been better satisfied True. the dnparties
Of Population would be very considerable unoer
this arrangement, but the least populous District
now XIIth Ward would probably be one o. the
most populous before the close OF the ten years :
while the With. With and IXth WARDS now
among the most popuous are not likely to increase
much and may even Through the extension OF busl-
ness and the erection Of dwellings Of a better class
in place of the swarming novels Of extreme penu-
wi become lees populous than at present
II may be advisable to attach part oil the
With Ward to the With. part Of the With to the
Ivtb, and part Of the XVIII 70 the Xllth bot be
yond that we would not divide a Ward. The
XvIIIth would be left the smallest but would
soon be one Of the most populous Districts. we
trust the Board Of Supervisors will make the Ap-
portionment as simple and natural as possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
Irish Destituiion Relief, &c.

To tie Eda0r Of The Tribune
There have lately appeared in many OF the City
newspapers or three dieren, communications over
the signature OF Jacob Harvey relation to remi,iances
made 10 Ireland for the relief OF hat distressed country
wherein the winter states the large amount RENTED by
individuals here and dwels the fact OF ia having
been done without any parade Of committees call, or
public meeting Whether that was intended for ling
at the effort the public making torsise funds for
the aid of the Poor in ireland know not but Il IL GER
tanly viewed in that ligh, by many OF our citizens.
II this gentleman would refer to the amounts RENTED
by individuals here to their relatives and friends in Ire
land for the last twenty years when famine scar
city Of provisions existed in that country he would be
convinced that all this last years large remittance was
not specially sent 10 the Poor but 10 relatives perhaps
many of them above the reach Of want
The facts that large portion OF the People OF Ireland
have relatives here 10 send them relief and that
many Americans and natives Of other countries have
literally contributed 10 the present public effort go 70
show the benefit 10 be derived from public call The
appeal comes the Of the committees will show,
from men OF all parties and creeds and bears appear
ance OF political fhemine. or notoriety seeking.
II Mr. Harvey will give nothing save TO his own
friends in Ireland let him not csyil at those who will
NATIVE or IRELAND.
~ We believe the writer OF the above has
misunderstood Mr.. Harvey who, We trust, had no
such motive or purpose as is assumed above. bd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TElEG RAPH
NEW.YORk LEGISLATURE
sENATE......sArrEDAT. !

SENATE .sArrEDAT FEB. o
The House resolution 20 vote thanks 70 oen'
TAYLOR was reported with verbal amendments
Mr. CLARK said that it had been suggested that
Gen Wool although not present At the battles
ought not TO be omitted. His course and conduct
had met general appreciation. Mr. sPEScER agreed
with the suggestion, and the resolution was recon
nllfted for amendment
The House resolutions relative 70 the trans Poria
ton Of emigrants were received ana sent u 'no
Committee on Commerce.
The House resolution appointing Comml'tee 70
v;si, Clinton Co. Prison was concurred H. having
been amended by extending the inquiry INTO tne
conduct Of the officers and the management OF the
fands Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Atsu was reported taxing Richmond Co. with
the expe1ses Orange Co. has been quito for trying
Polly BoDISE.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
n, the school bills. but rose and reported progress
,,;,bont taking any question FOR the purpose Of
,.si,g M the bin concerning passengers and YES
- Coming N Nav. York Without going through
r. mi the Committee rose and il was referred 70
the Judiciary Committee.
Tbs renort Of the minority Of the Commissioners
IN locate the New York and Enc Railroad was re-
ceived
The suit of CROswELL against FRENCH Gas
s,ny for libel has terminated In a verdict Tor lain
tiff Of 800 damages.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 7. 10 P NJ.
The mail AZ far south as New Orleans Is IN but
!, contains nothing farther from tbs army, nor any
thing else Of especial interest
There has been no result arrived at IN the Ken
lucky election for Senator. The canvsssins stands
the same as at the last accounts.
The Washington ,segraphic line is rot in opera
tiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

~ The Pa'aadpA'a Ledger. we perceive. was
recently spoken Of by our Business Reporter as
usually aoazS'd paper We beg leave to SAY
here to avoid future missPPrehensiop. ths, SO far
iron being Concluded by this opinion, we deem. The
Ledger one of the most sacsndid and unisir Az
ismers Of every act and purpose OF tho whig party
in the land. 1t is more smooth, more specious
more decorous. than most of its colsborers in the
WORK DISCRIMINATING the whig party and subject.
ing il TO popular odium. under the treacheroas rsrb
Of neutrality. An open, manly enemy we can
W. cannot q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

HosEoFArHr.-In the last number Feb. a. OF
the A-sras JOsrna IF H0rsor4hy, ably edited BY prs
kiasr and Snow many excellent articles einSody
Ing facts TIA; weigh strongly IN favor Of thus peculiar
branch Of medicinal practice. careful consideration
and uAl Of which commend il 70 universal s,,en
aon The Able manner In which the Editors answer the
Objections raised against Homeopathy guaranty Of
their confidence in ii derived from long experience and
close observation OF Nature lava
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
~ sRE Outside OF To-DAy's PAPER.-0

krrerIn ne fret paragraph. lth lire ~ he sneie IN
on, isa on Tho Mora! Of ssnlDe' for Hdvf1a' fean
f,,ds.fx,af efOrff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

A MuEDER ~ STAFFORD, CoSS.-A drunken
negro called at the house OF Mr.. West In Stafford
Springs on Monday last. and made disturbance. Mr..
W turned him out Of doors He cauTia up al AK al.
door aud struck Mr. w the forehead, elesving his
nose down and breaking the skull between the eyes
The surgeon declared Il 10 Be fatal The negro
has been examined and bound over 10 the County Court
f,r trial Hartford Tines, Feb. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

A gentleman. who leii Frankfort yesterday nom.
ing says It was reported there that Garet DAVIS
would be put in nomination today \ letter from
Frankfort, dated on Friday evening, says that
Judge Robertson is also spoken Of. Louisville Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

A HURRicAsE.-The vicinity Of [ mon Mills Nd
w.s visited by hurricane which proved quite desirue
tive 20 property correspondent OF the Baltimore 70
,rot says the storm did last than two or three
minutes but during that bret time many buildings
xere uuroofed or blown down. and an immense ngnbsr
of frult ornamental and forest trees were pro-usteo
In the ne.hborhood several poor families have had their
houses blown down and now seeking home among
tbe charitable sround them The storm was felt
wi,h -reat severity Al HAvre de Grace where consider
able damage was done BY ts violence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
Court raI,naar..Tsn Oar.

CrAcrrT CoUET.-Nos. !. 2 ), ,. 10, u IS. l6 IL
Counox PLEAs-Psri Mos. II -. y, - II, 81 Is.
% 81 A. % a. H. ) g. g. y -. Part 2-Nos- % 81
lla - 81 s. e 49, - l0S lI6 lss l45 rs, 100, G.
800 "a
srPxnoK CorEr-Sos % n, D. -, 81, 50 70 81, 20,
50 10 81, II 10 ., ~ ID ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

Found DsAp.-Seneca Stewart, who not many
years sso was wealthy sud respectable merchant n
this City was found dead in mis- room At No 81 Bowery
on Saturday. lie died IN utter and wre,ched poverty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
Grain and Tariffs.

Before and at the time of the repeal OF the Corn
laws we predicted that the result would be the opening
of a new market 10 the Agricultural products OF OUT
farmers aud an increased business to our shipping -
But the Courier Tribune and other journals, with
figures which they assured us would not lie demon
strated that the of Great Britain would be sup
Piled from the Baltic and the Danube, which countries
would drive US from the market But II the STATISTICS
and columns of figures which they marshaed in iorm
dabe array and which they marched up hill and down
again very much TO their satisfaction. did mol
lie the Journals that commanded them did True sun
~ Surely. fairminded intelligent Free Traders
must be disguised with the habtua resort Of Their
journalists TO such tricky statements as the above
We challenge the True Sun 10 show where and
when we ever held that after season like the last
OF general deficiency OF harvests throughout Europe
and general abundance here, there would be no con
siderable expectation of Grain from this country
All honest men must admit that the present state
of things is exceptional, and not likely TO occur
ohener than once in several years. There would
have been an extraordinary demand for Grain to go
abroad this Winter had the Tariff Of ls42 remained
untouched and the British CornLaws unchanged.
Indeed, those Corn Laws were framed with express
reference to such seasons and the duty levied on
the importation of our Grain with Great Britain
would have been very light this year under those
Laws. We are and ever have been in favor OF
buying abroad every article we cannot advantage
ousy produce at home and selling such articles as
We can best spare in order that we may thus buy
but procuring the bulk of our Fabrics abroad and
undertaking to pay for them in Agricultural staples
not as a casual resort in emergency but a settled
policy, is very different matter, and this We op
pose as unsound and sure TO result in calamity
When we are short OF Food, let us import Grain
If there be other materials which are not easily
produced in our country, let freely send abroad
for them, levying only Revenue duties on their i'm
pOrta;on but when we have the necessary mate
rails, whether domestic foreign let us employ
our own labor in manufacturing thereirom whatever
fabrics we may require. This is the policy We
commend, not to our own country alone but to all
countries, for we believe 1t calculated to promote
the interests aud extend the sphere of seful Labo
everywhere while II checks the strong tendency
Of our age to gigantic Commercial Feudalism
But enough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
RRooKLYN AFFAIRS.

The Committee appointed at the meeting Of Fin.
day to take measures sord relief to the starving
thousands o: Ireland 10 meet this evening n Tie
ehce OF A. Campbell, 10 Front u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

Suspicion OF ARsoS.-A man by the name 81
Lyman Acslcy, was on Saturday arrested suspicou
OF having pu; fire TO the soap factory in Eghieenhs o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

CRY CH,RrER.-Thc Common Council have
voted that the amended Charter OF this city shall no, ~
submitted to thu people for their adoption PsEhsp,
the Legislature will not agree 10 this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

" OuK DIFucULrY VIA Brazil has We
understand, been satisfactorily adjusted by Mr.
Buchanan. cur Secretary u State and Chevalier
Gsspsr Jose Do Listos TIE Brazilian Minister at
washington. The dispatches containing theterms
Of adjustment il is said will be taken out in the
L. : ship Northampton which will sal in day or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

IL Rev DR. Hisbee Of Trinity Church is scins
to Europe for year account OF his health. II.
vestry OF the Church provide Tor the expenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

~ The Auburn Daily Advertiser says " We
understand there i tar probability OF company
beng formed with capital OF $4,000 Tor the purpose
Of erecting cotton factory here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

" Washington City is at this time, honored
win the presence of three Of Americas most talented
sataosesses-Ass l. H. slsouTney, Mrs. A. /. Phelps
and Ms. Ann S stepbsas Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

Iyctsr,rfyy LEARslSG-SIcKLEs ASD SRAKs-
pvyNew York has At last reason TO be proud Of her
distinguished democratic representative. Siekes' IL
res, AT nothing else both great and original At shsks
peare a. ~tne. the following legislative report
Mr. : IN the course OF SOME explanatory remarks,
that he had held seat here the leading Prn-
cPe that hsd governed him was the Shakspsresn RUE IN
regard 10 rood cooking" when done, 10 be well done,
tsere well If 'twere done quickly"
This 10 an entirely new reading and recommend
il 10 the consideration of that brilliant and gnequaled
critic and philosopher. SIR. Hudson There Ia as much
stuf IN IL as he needs to make al least lecture o.
Il is suggested that Mr. siekes s indebted for this new
reading Wndusts sign which the passage 10 ques
ton snds A. motto. We Indignantly repe this in
sinustion. The representative Of New York does not
need 60 eating house signs Tor hls shskspesresn
quotations.
MCsIcAL.-li i is only one step from the sublime
10 the ridiculous il is pretty long walk from the Italian
Opera TO the Alhsmra, where Christys Ethiopian Min
suels are now performing but II is walk worth taking
We heard them the other Night and were never more
amused Their performances as unezeeptonaels As
they are lsughsble. Among them are some undenlaoe
artists the gentleman who plays upon the bones -
thorough virtuoso and initiates De Meyer 10 PERFECTION
II you vi.h to have hearty laugh 60 and hear them
Alfy SIM Also one OF wv ~ f-~~~~~
A. Lucy Neal which though OF negro origin, seem 70
come from the very heart Of Nature
~ VIM. s. Mount. says the Literary World
is about to take up his residence in this cy his WOLFE
and rare stories will be missed BY the people Of stony
Brook bat the tao, Il, he ewes ito the arts TO De more
industrious hereafter hi. profession than ne has been
for sewers. year. past By coming to this ciy ne VII
sod !, more ealt To waste his time for to live among
pictures bese.s passion for creating them
( PHososRAFHY We are happy to hear that ooi
teachers are At length convinced Of the necessity oil De
coming acquainted with this useful art Upward o
hty professional teachers have already obtained aeke'
to the class which Mr. Boyle commences on Iuesds
evening III. lecture at the Rutgers femsie ins'i'u'
on Friday night was well attended, and the iDPre's'o
made WA decidedly good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

w Hon TRUMAN SMITH of Li,chfed was unan
imousy nominated for reelection to Congress by the
Wings OF his District the I'd inst lie received all but
two votes the first informal ballot MIR Smith ability
energy and un,irng industry have won for him high
standing in the House and If the wings OF his District
half in the good he has ever been
his majority must be large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

y Ii is understood that the COMMITTEES OF Con
ference appointed from each brseb Of Congress to con
s.der upon the Ten Regimen, Bill viii report on Mon
day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

Now Is THE TINE TO ApTEsrrsx.-All noss "S
wish 10 have country merchants call on the"-s'.
wish b. le, them know where they are and "hs' '''
have 10 cell can do 90 In cheaper manner than e'e,y
calling at V. B. PALMER's Advertising Agency ''
hume Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

Hon. WILLIAM L. GoSSIs has accepted tn
Wing domination for Congress IN the Nth Distric
OF Virgins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

FsEENAN THE MUKDEKER.-The supreme
Court recently in session at Albany. granted a
the murder OF the Van Nest family at Auburn.
The Albany Atlas says the trisl will take place IN
Cayuga County, but one Of the Auburn papers says
II is to be removed to Oneida County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

KsNrUoSY Z :. SENAroR.-Bo,h Houses Of the
Legislature proceeded again on Saturday to ballos
for United States Senator, without cffecting a
choice. After the first ballot. Coz. Meicah was re-
nominated The vote stood as follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

ArrENFr TO BRIAN THg TsLEGRirR VIA
sersesnts sweeny and Csbree of the 10Th disre, ..
Saturday morning shout o'clock. discovered ar
with rope thrown over the wiEss Of the Telegraph
the Eighth trying to break them. on diseov,
ing the policeman. the scamp insonunen,y Gu, si,i
leaving the rope behind him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

PoFr or ALBAxY.-From the annual Report Of
The Hs-bor Master u this city made b the Legs stre
Yesterday Ne learn tia; the number Of vessels arriving
a. and departing from the said port during the year
$50
d. .chooners ieOrs IL sc0ws az "
4 steamboats,. $50
arzusf Ax-regate .......-...........7lfll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
Business Notices.

To TAiL0as -Wsnled sn,xPeriencsd Gutter, % . 20
a liberal salary will be given. Addfesb ~ As'o'
with name and re-ldsnre. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

~ New-Ohesns was visited by severe
squat on the 18th ult which did considerable damage 10
the shipping in port--ihe British ships independence
Charlotte Harrison. Qseen Pomsre New YORK Packet
French ship Andel and ship Henry Gardiner broke
looses from their moornss and lost oowspFit monkey
rails and were otherwise sersously Injured
Al the vessels lying Of their moofi1gs 10 me second
Municipality were more cess injured some win The
loss Of bowspnu, yard arms &c
STEAMBOAT SUSG.-On the 18th INST the steamer
Wagner on her downward Trip from GrcnAda struck .
log In the NAsbu.hs ryer, near Iuscahoms ferry and
sunk in ten feet Of The cargo consisting oi ~
bales OF cotton was floating down the river
FROM JAMAICA -Advces from Kingston 10 the
10th at STATE that the emigrsn sip barossa OF ~
tons with Coolies on board destined tor salt FseI or
Black rver was wrec he'd the sih inst Of Fort No
rant No lives were lost
Dr. CordovAs lutelgcncer reviewing the business oil
the past year and speaking Of the prospects Of the pres
ent one says;
The prospects for 1877 are At present promising -
II Is expected that the crops will IN great degree ex
ceed those Of 1870 and that, consequently mere WI
De a greater amount OF money n eirculaoon and
larger consumption OF imported PROVISIONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

nv b. PALMER is sushorited ssrhs a. 'a. a u.
receiving Subscriptions ard sdsefusemsnss ~. oess
NexY9rs Boston. PhifadslphiA and bslamo'e q
sysnry IN New Yorh 10 10 Tire Tribune baildinSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
Business, Markets, &c. in Pittsburgh.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
PrrrsFrRcH Feb > 1877

FTrIsbVhGHI 20. = III
FRlESD GREELFY Dear SIR The late news
by the Hibemia has completely unsettled our mar
ket for Cotton Flour, Bacon and Lard. Tennessee
Cotton is now held >, iI.c Flour sells from wagons at
81 Bacon sac round Lard 6sc bbs &c. kegs Dry
Peaches halves, 81 81 per bushel Dry Apples oVc
Cheese in boxes &C. Roll Butter, in bbls TO sic
Clover Seed g. Is for 62bs Prime Feathers nc IN ot.
wagon carriage 10 Philadelphia is now s51i per l0V
bs for bacon lard &c for peaches, feathers &c sloV
per 100 lbs to Baltimore via Monongshela slack water
Sll0.
principal receipts By steamboat being bulk PORK brought
u this city for smoking Al present we have Al unusa-
ally large number Of boats in port waiting tor resump-
ton OF business which al calculate Il 10 be large.
90 not know that city for many years has exhoi-
ted the appearance general activity than 81 pre-
sent even our iron manufacturers think an advanee
should take place in their article ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

fS- Bill to submit 20 the People the question
Of the Repeal OF the Black Laws 81 Ohio Wa on the ID
inst lost IN the House OF Representatives. Vi thai State
on vote for cngr0ssmeni-Si 10 81