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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12
snow-sform in Washingtou-san. Lover
Gen. scott.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

WnHNGroN, Jan TO- lsi7-Midnisbt
We have had severe storm here today The
snow IS now quite deep and the storm still con
Times
Mr. WEBSTER aud lady arrived from the North
last evening They keep their old house on LOUIS
lana avenue.
Among the passengers from the South last even
inc was ROBERT TYLER. son Of the Ex President
on bis return to Philadelphia
SAMUEL LOVER arrived at Coemans this even.
ing in the midst of the snow storm
You will see that Mr.. FIcgLIS Of Illinois. and
Mr. THoNFsoS of Miss. Loco Focos made a se.ere
attack on Gems. SCOTT and TAYLOR Much as
Gen SCOTS letter to Secretary MARCY was rid-
cued at the time, there never was a letter which
showed more accurate knowledge of the future
Everything he said about the war has been liter
ally fulfilled, and even now, while he Is on his way
10 meet the enemy face 10 face, the Loco 70
COS open a FIRE on his rear. Is this not afford
ing the enemy aid and comfort p Nothing can
encourage the Mexicahs more than TO hear that cur
Generals have not the confidence OF the Admins
tration Surely the Presidents friends should let
Gen. ScoIT alone or do they want TO weaken him
tor fear he should whip Mr.. Folks friend SANTA
ANSAl What will the People say of the Loco
Foco attack on Old Rough and Ready Mr.
TEoNFsoS says the President wants some General
in the field with whom he can hold confidential in
tercourse He ought to be contented with one
confidential friend in the field and that one he
has already had in the person Of SaSIA ASSA.
RICHELIEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

VICE CH,NcEILoRS CoUKr-Beiore Vice CHI sand.
iord-Dccis -Elila HoaisgfoE Va iAos HG-
hast0H.-Decroe ofdyorcc on the ground OF adultery
complainant have the custody Of the children and
ference as to slimony Defendant 10 pay costs.
Ellsn q LyRcA vs.. JOAN Lgsch-Similar decree and
restr aiming dci from interfering with the children Sc
Mario Ross vs. Hiram Ross.--Decree OF divorce hon
same cause.
fapa q. Miller VI. RsAyy s.. Ciov Eyfinzs.-Decise
declaring the marriage void Dccndsn, % pay o"sis
narM Basks e al vs. sN0c Tors ifac >acilfy i The
Court considers there was standing on the no
ton before the former Vice Chancellor that the vacant
space could he used by complainant Tor light and arr -
Injunction restraining the company iion ereeung wall
In the OF compliments premises granted snd les'e
given 10 tile supp emcntsl bull.
r. Aiasiee Va ~ o. korDtghi fcndsn,s petition for
leave to sue at law tor transferring North American
Fire Insurance stock, denied. with $40 costs
w. Smith H. vs.. Joseph Rhodes u. MckietAnaHc arc
o,iers vs. The Sane ~ Wilkinson The >iHge a
Ward vs. TIE SawePetitions for security OF costs de-
MED the same having been given. No costs IN smith
suit Defendant to pay $50 costs in The other three
imli Cook VI. Purg Jtrcf.- Attachment oideftn TOT
violating injunction.
JE. C.oisyvs \. Bags and Oilers Complainant
exception 10 ~asters report allowed, and defendant
four exceptions oyenuled Defendants 10 pay costs Of
the exception to answer which were allowed Oh those
10 the report, aud the hearing thereon
JOAN Williamson W. VdH Buren, and ofh0,-ofder
that John n. Baker the purchaser. complete ms puf
chsse and pay the costs or that premises De fe'ou anu
he pay the deficiency with COST.
Hyaapt Van Pen and ar vs.. Parneita rdz Per ana
ohss-Order referring Il to the master 10 ascertain ~
20 liens and sell residue OF premises and divide pro-
ceeds Costs Of petition 10 be nrst paid Master 20 sen
with notice OF the claims under sale BY corporation OF
Brooklyn unless that title can be removed
C. A HiliamsoR and Others Va. H. " Ped ana o'sfs'
Notice TO correct decree denied, with T. costs
Ward s Heath o. H. Tins<y aud ohus-Moilon
injunction against the assignee denied and order DTS
charged without costs Temporary injunction dissolved
W Robinson and ere Va Leotenoee-hcierenee 20
master to inquire and report whether any and which OF
the deysecs of Patterson Jolly were aliens At his death
and whether any and what portion OF his estate descend
ed to his heirs Also who were the heirs OF Walter jo
ly. All other points reserved
John Wiadt and o,hers Gcr4GH Reformed Chhrch-
Order to show against removal Of the remains oil
the dead bodies In 10Th st cemitery discharged
Eliza 4hren, tih W. Chds. ihreRfeid Motion "a re
duce the almony of 5000 per snnum TO complainant.
and $3.50 per annum for the daughier--denied, The
daughter must be placed permanently In some board
school under the OF the mother the iaher 10
have access to, aud be permitted to visit her
There were also some decisions on demurrer, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

sLAvEKT IN THE CONQUERED TERRIToEi
The Evening Post copies the Speech Of Preston
King. end. in an editorial reference 10 IT, says:
There e but one way OF settling the question which
the people will tolerate. The acquisition Of terri
tory must be exempt from the curse OF slavery and
open &c the emf Aon OF Free laborers from the North
and West Il VIII be the wisdom OF the South 10 con
sent TO this arrangement early We believe mos; OF
the southern Members hai made up their minds 10 do
al the last session. The determination 70 insist upon
the exclusion Of slavery from the domain may ye,
acquire, Il lar more and rrm thsn superficial
politicians al W ashington aware Of
II the Post vii only stick 10 its text and not
back out, Is il virtually did on the Texas question
We shall be glad We hope itspesks truly re.
specing the esrnestness and frnness OF the deter
ninstion to keep Slavery ont OF the conquered ter
utory. On this question the North 0aght to pre-
sent IN undivided front without respect to party
lines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12
Army Appropriation. for the Coming Year.

The L. :. Gazette publishes an abstract Of the
bill reported on Saturday for Appropriations ior the
Amy, Naval Service, and lor the expenses Of the
Indian Department ior the year endihg 3Oth June,
lsis the total amount Of which IS $50 o3-, 252 a.
This sum does not probably include the expenses
Of the 10000 new troops to be raised under the su-
thoniy Of the bill now before the House which will
most likely become law IN few days The
amount asked Dor the regular Army is
S6slJJ73 Is
For Volunteers. s32Jl 90
To supply deficiencies 10 former sppropua.
tons tor pay Of Volunteers, tTsnspOriion
Of supplies &c.............--..-..-- i7o3OD0 %
Total for Army. SO 50 7oi Is
or the Naval service. e2020i ~
For the indian Department.---.- l.l7s.3A %
Grand Total ...S % f3- gfa "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

Boo IN IRELAsD.--Nearly one.seyenth OF the
entire surface of Ireland is occupied with bog and II
has been estimated that the total amount e turf faei -
equivalent In power to above 10000 900 tons of coal
which at l2s per ton is worth & 2s00 100000 sterling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

" We are ogaia compelled By u srtysme
l<ngii aud ne pressure Of 'rpotom Intelligence,
% c7ord out the Corners last article on Associa-
ton. zM cur reply Thy on ai'aoa certainly
appsar IN ory next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

q We IA indebted to B B. FREseH, CLERK
81 the House Of Representatives, for copy Of the rres
eenss xssssss and accompanying documents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouHr--BefOre Judge
Belts William N Uisner indicted Tor pnrloiniug q
draft of Tweedy Jennings Co from the Post once AZ
plead guilty and was reinanded for sentence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

u THt LADIES REPOSITORY Tor January con.
tsins much excellent literary and religious reading
Raslished ~ Abe Tcnpkins, - Cornhili Boston
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~ me Loag Island Mail due las, evening
had not a, Owed when our paper ven, to press froS
sbly the osTs detained by the snow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12
Court Calendar. -Tsis DAY
Law Courts.

CoNNo~ PLEAs.-Psrt Nos loo. IS IS y. l05, les
- 81 a. iOl i03. Part Nos %. lSo. i72, li2 loo
ias 2lL go 2Se 23l -. leo IA l7e. -, jlo.
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PnrLAnrIrHlA. Dan. ll-sP N.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. lis 7. NJ.
The Southern Mail at Washington brings nothing
from beyond Richmond 4 young man. son OF
Auly McCaller Cashier Of the Camden Bank fell
yesterday from the bars of the gymnastic exercise
yard at his fathers residence, by which bis neck
was broken lie died instantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

DrLAwASx--We announced On SATURDAY. the
election Of Mr. Presley sprusnee. L. s. Senator
IRON Delaware He received 10 votes and NJ w.
Bates. h.s Loco Fooo opponsn,. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

r- Tyse<vs as6 ctAes leaving the Cry in the after
os,o are EseasaS Edisos Of TIE frttcRs
N orns~d every day containing the Stock sales Markets
.ror Of the Ncwsboys for the E1eztS EdSsoa Of The
frfpupe every one wall be able TO take Nth him the
l.,Sst nevs up 70 DE time OF leaving the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

y Yesterday afternoons mail brought nothing
South Of wnnlnssoa, Y.c.
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CITY ITEMS.

r. sleighing snd siippine are the order Of the
dsy We cav solitary wheeled vehicle in Brosdwsv
a. an early hour this morning dragging sio~ length
along Commercial.
hwu wheebErow no doubt-shs only solitary
wheeled vehicle' now in use
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

WHAT'S N A NAME Among the Associate
Judges isiely appointed BY the Legislature OF Ohio Is
Mr. Fudge he oush, to have attached hs nsrne to the
new City Chsrisr-the instrument would then have
wound IN with an appropriate comment on its-f
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Dusinesg Notices.

rV-v B. PALMER Il the authorized sgsni and q tsiy
receiving subscriptions and advertisements for mos o. ns
best papers he country far and ~ bis Offices 10
New.York, Boston, Philadelphia AMI Baltimore bs
agency IN New. York Is In The Tribune buildings y II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

" REoFHLD deserves the greatest credit for
the beautiful style in which he has printed Jaques
GEoKGE SANDS new novel. Il is elegantly and purely
translated too, by Miss ANNA BLACKWELL. In these
respects hope this book will Be taken odel by
other publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

ha 1.-The President Neil Gray Esq IN the Chair
Pefuioas-By Assistant Aid. Jsckson-Ot james H.
suydam and others tor sewer in 2ithst from "a TO
Sd avenue and tor paving said street To Committee
By the President-Of J. n Barnes, Henry storms, J.
Murniord and others. location for the erection
OF the Washington Monument To COMMITTEE on Lands
and Places.
By ,sme-ln behalf u certain witnesses in conhne.
mont To Committee Police, &c
Report-By Assistant Aid. Jsckson-Oi the Committee
on Assessments in favor vi concurrng IN CONTINUATION
OF assessments Tor well and pump IN sotn st. between
7th and sth-syeuues. &c Adopted.
Resolafi0a-By the PresIdent-Ihst William Mac kel
r b apooinied Assistant Clerk Of this Board Adopted.
By the same-Thst the usua donation Of 5000 be
presented b the harsbe fund Of the tTe Department
Adopted.
Nv Assistant AID. MoEIeih-From the COMMITTEE, on
Arts and sciences recommending concurrence 20 fur
nish Harvard COeg. sgreeaby To request copy Of the
documents Of the Common Council Adopted
Rssolafion-By Assistant AID Doagherty-1hst Ill >
Honor the Mayor be requested 70 state the name Of the
person II any, be has appointed Captain OF ne 1ln DIS
trict Police and the tne-ghai date in November The
term OF the late Captain expired-gheher the sppon
ment and the name other than the late Captain, were
made By the Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen OF the
Wsrd-and his reasons for refusing 70 qualify the per
.on spponted oy the Aldermen and Assistants Adopted
4sssssmeut-For sewer along southery sde Bowling
green and through state st TO Wh!tehslst Confirmed
same for regulating and paving Twelfth ct between
First avenue and Avenue b, and hsggng &c Confirmed
same for regulating and paving sixth avenue, between
l7th and 26th sts Confirmed.
Resoiufion-By Assistant AID. Mullins-Ihsi i be re
erred to the Committee Charity SC TO consider Anc
report the operation and character OF the law OF n'
las, Legislature making ssrge appropriation TO the Me
rins Hospital Staten Island for the medical charge o
certain slicn passengers. Adopted.
By Assistant Aid McElrath.-BhEeas, There hsV,
been surdgy reports circulated in the City OF New
unfavorable 70 Col Ward =. Burnett ia reference L
the manner in which be has distributed the monies sp
pfopriated By the Common Council and PAD over u
him for the use and relief Of the soldiers add ofcers
as regiment therefore.
Resolred That the Mayor OF the city be directed Il
address letter 10 Col Ward Burnett requesting de
tailed statement of the IN which the 5000 sp
propria,ed By the Common Council has been distributed
Ac Adopted.
81 Assistant AID Dodln favOr OF staying proceeding
ArAnsr John c. smith for violation Of market ordinance
Adopted
Rtports-By Assistant Aid. Rsdford-From the Specis
Committee on the subject Of shed al Castle Garden
kng 10 De discharged and that the subject De referred
70 Committee Public Offices and Repairs. Adopted
and 90 referred.
By ssme-From the Finance Committee IN favor O
sppropri.lns certain m0rey to the Board Of Edacsor
Adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

- A great sport among the naughty boys IS
to sprinkle icy places the walk with fresh snew and
then lie in the wait at the watch fat gentlemen
slip up and bump themselves into furious passion
Then don't the little scsmps scsmper OF in great gee
laughing as If their Jacket buttons would come OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

70. The second Lecture Of series on The
Besuty and Dignity OF Man the image Of his Creator
In his physical mental and spiritual nature, will be de
hvered by Dr. sHEARNAS this evening a, National Hall
before Association No. United Brothers of Temper
snce The subject to night is Man as piece OF me
chsnism the most exquisite in Nature These lectures
have proved highly interesting and instructive and al
orded great pleasure to crowded audiences which have
listened to toem. Mr. MEEKs Of Maryland, will also de
liver an Address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

~ The ERISA BAIL. the chief annual festival
of the and daughters Of the Green Isle in our City
will take place this evening and we trust will be so
attended as to eynce falling OF in the enthusiasm OF
the mere fortunate natives and descendants of Ireland
for their destitute brethren and sisters The profits OF
this Ball are sacredy devoted to charitable uses and at
this season the calls of Suffering most eager and r
repressible Let them no, pass UNDECIDED to night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

IN SWoRI gives Concert in Richmond this
evening Thence he goes to Charleston
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ry@ The VIESNoIsE DANCERS presented Capt
BAILEY Of the Yorsshg silver pitcher for his kindness
TO them the yosysge. Cspt BAILEY Is the best of
captains and the best OF friends but until the present
his vessel has never been pitcher
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

DARNES 81 MITCHELL, at their new Dry Goods Store,
ID two doors east of D. Clageu 4 Co., Pennsylvania ave-
nue., in receipt of extensive and complete sup
ply of cheap spring goods large majority of which, hay
ing been purchased auction in New York and other
places will be sold at least twenty-five per cent less than
those bought in the regular way We would very respect
fully solicit call from ALL believing that will be much
goods. We name, in part, the following, viz:
cases, 5000 yards fine French lawns, at l6 cents per
yard oihandsome STYLE and colos warranted to wash
cases, 1000 yards A wide French Organde do,
Is cents
case, I2ooyards rich embroidered lawns, entirely
cases, 1900 yards, lawn gnghams, unusually cheap
3 cases, 1900 yards handsome style Manchester and
and Earlson ginghams
case, 1000 yards, linen ginghams, some among the
case 1900 yards, new and handsome style bereges
for dresses, very cheap
case, 1900 yards, French balzarne
10 pieces new and handsome style Monterey mousse
lines, for spring wear, at 25 cents per yard
Z cases and beautiful style Polka muslin dresses,
light grounds
10 pieces handsome style wash silks, very cheap
i do handsome spring style fancy p dress silks
10 do Bregour P!aids, new and handsome article
20 do Lima plads cheap
80 do Al fine French chintz
Also cases, 5000 yards, fancy prints, of new and
beautiful styles,
In mourning goods, we have Iust received
80 pieces apacas at prices twenty per cent less than
10 pieces Lupm's black and blue black bombasinsi
Is do black bereges and balzarines plain, satin
stripe, and plaid
10 do black and white balzarine lawns, beautiful in
style
25 do plaid and striped black and white ginghans
uncommonfy cheap
Love wells and handkerchefs, &c.
20 dozen lnen-cambric hankerchiefs, at IL, cents
Likewise complete assortment of every other price
20 dozen ladies' silk neck ties
Goves-kid silk, Isle, thread, cotton and every other
Also misses gloves
Ribands, French flowers, for bonnets, &c
In hos ieres we have an assortment OF every kiudl
$50 pieces Irish linens, bought cheap, and will be
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The Coming Elections.

1t is not easy to see, in the present state of affairs u
what issues the Federalists can rely, with any hope
success in many of the congressional elections which
part of their plan of the canvass, absolutely to AVOID
contest with the democracy, save upon the single POM
the war. On the tariff question-on the question OF
constitutional treasury and the warehousng system
the whole course of the foreign policy of the admln
ton, as shown in the Oregon and Texas questions
erasm in Virginia hardly processes TO have any be
The voice OF the people is irresistbly with the ADM
tration in all these issues We trust that friend
the Old Dominion viii strenuousy hold their oppone
to all these disadvantages. The question OF the "
strong it is in ITSELF and emnently fitted as it is TO "a
the masses OF patriotic people, must not be slrs7
wholly to keep out of view the other great points Of Po
which constitute the established creed of the demOc
claimed its opposition. The people OF Virginia will
forget that il is only from the democratic party that m
can hope for moderate Tariff for sound currency
cued from the fluctuations of banks, and for those COZ
mercial facilities upon which their prosperity so mu
depends
before the country equally at a disadvantage We co
cur fully in the sentiments so well expressed by the
Orleans Atlas, in the article which we give below y
in time OF war, Americans can know but two parties
of their country and that of their foes True eveYwn
among the American people, this sentiment will
doubt not be felt with peculiar force by the patriotism
the Old Dominion We will not permit ourselves
l.. ~. IL al Il. r ,rtIIh
full testimony to the prevalence there OF such leel
Nor are the Federal prospects brighter in other 80
Since the autumn elections, which threw the Fedora
into such prema ture paroxysms of exultation, my
reaction has indeed been going on. Its effects IN
Hampshire are already before us Every new bur''
glorious intelligence from the Battle fields OF our an
swells its magnitude and speeds on its course
letter which we give in another column fro"
distinguished gentleman J of the State of iken'u'
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floor of The United States Senate and from the sanctum
of their deliberations: Therefore be II

Resolved That with deep and regret we look upon
the action portion of the United States Senate IN
,trumental in expelmg Thomas Richie, esq from The
door thereof it being niracton and palpable violation
constitutional rights death blow TO our deaoough.
of alien and sedon law, black cockade higbmned iede-
asn and unwaanted by the boosted spirit OF he age
Rssolred That any infringement upon the freedom oil
the press any effort curb enranme It's pages Is ucp-
,tutona ant-repubcan, and justly mertsth reouke'
and unqualified condemnation ofthe American people
And be IL further resolved, That shall ever regard WIN
emotions OF qualification and pride the amiable indePen-
nnt and patriotic of him who Tears not TO bring 10
light the secret Vaccinations of combined traitors and to
Spoe 10 shame their unhaowed deeds though their IN
cens be incurred and their power waged with Indignant
fury against him IN, D.,
Resolped, That shall approve the honorable and
highmnded course of Thomas Richie, esq, IN bringing to
light the acts Senate calmly submitting to their reso-
ons of expulsion and standing by his countrys flag IN
spite of all his enemies can do.
On motion, the proceedings of this meeting were or
dered to be transmitted for publication in the Indiana
State Sentinel" and the Union at Washington city
JOHN HOOVER, Chairman.
CuANDIER Secretary
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Indiana.
a." Sentiments of Indiana"


The following preamble and resolutions were unan-
imously adopted al meeting of the citizens of Nashville
Brown county, Indiana, on the oath of this MONTH the
Hon. Judge Hoover being in the chair, and S Chandler
appointed secretary
Whereas we have regarded the press in its free
dom as the great bulwark of American liberty as the
unerrng sentinel by the constitution the holy ark of our
covenant pitched and secured upon the watchtowers
this republic by which those within and without NAV
ever and anon be admonshed and forewaned of the
duct and discussions of those whom they have elevated
power as well in their midnight councils as when the
sun of day shines upon them, and OF those acts and
measures enacted and being enacted and upon which
suspended the security OF the lives, happiness and pros
perty of the people, and the stability, endurance and
panson of our much boased and envied republic; and
whereas the veteran and patriarcha editor of the
Unon,"a newspaper published at Washington city,
because orsooh he permitted to his columns exposi-
ton of facts OF the very first moment to his country
because orsoot his patriotic soul refaned not to bring to
light and home to every eye the dark and diabolical
deeds of those in whom confidence may have been re-
posed. but who in the hour of trial proved traitors to
their country because fosoob of this his highest duty
he was without notice, Judge or jury expelled from the