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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07
New.York Legislature. SPECIAL slss'
noRNlSG REPoRT

sEsATE..-.ALHASY, Dec. 8.
The bH Introduced b. Mr.. Poison 70 comPen.
safe IN cases Of death caused by wiid neglect on
public conveyarccs vas ordered to a third reading
The bin to equalize representation IN Boards Of
Supervisors was ordered 20 a third reading
The bill relative 10 County Clerk and other OH.
Gers in New York was made the special order for
tomorrow. Rumor says that the bill IS to pass.
ASSEMBLY.
The bill for the Election OF Recorder and Surro.
gate was referred to be reported complete.
The Senate Bill to pay Henry Storms for extra
services was reported.
The Select Committee on Frauds on Immigrants
reported in part The Committee proposed to H.
cense immigrant runners to make It misds.
meauor for any immigrant housekeePeF 70 retain
immigrant baggage claimed e. lien for bos.d 70
allow indictments for frauds on immigrants 70 be
found in any County to allow testimony 70 be Ia
ken in any County De benz es.s 20 be read before
grand Jury. &c. &c.
The amendments the Senate g. the bill 70 In
corporate the Society for Promotion Of Education
among Colored Children IN New-York were con
cured IN.
The bills making appropriations 20 Erie and
Black River Canals have passed the House as they
came from the Senate
EVENING REPORT...sENATE.
The session was consumed in debate on the bill
to amend the Judiciary Act.
ASSEMBLY.
The general bill for the Incorporation Of Village.
was passed, after a long debate and various propo
stions to amend-Ayes, Il Noes, z.
p. M.-The weather is getting colder
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BsseE rRE srsEKN FoA rHE wlSrES Csu.iss.-Ths
.isu0ls 81 4s ssasoe fsqalre coesPondos changes Of
e4oAiag aaa hs Internal organs Of texture zofs
aeca- -n- tLsn lie external, q rs<soaae4e -
aoFFof- Azr they Lso reas PseParAoa - meet thsss
Fsrlat1ls Of clse A. t-s cQnzsncement u lie Goa
Gsny " TIE ntefaal ofsaas ~hseh perform Ne
gn4c4ps- iaEeaoas " Htsy, ~eskecec b. ths inisrss
SUMNER sac pesnsps ty impraaert iEdalssness
equealy ioiPs md .eihsrsle state 10 orces 70
ole. brsos The system for the sou Of
@.Elsf, sssDss ssFssSsss MAJ - used this
~iA sss4t ads4qgAse. Expsl1g by fs modeE.ls .pes.
acton, q. soslf ae0us from the 5oss psIiyns o.
~ .IiseFe fFsPer-es al lie iads u tie 30 ,. ans
srl-lslheaiss D. - tsnie Influence tie sc1.nsr, o.
ssstoa, i ali Be icaaa admirable gIssezilse ssIs
-hs urAea4tay i-fssace o. !lc.e1szl Ninier
flsf4i-c AID sd, ~ho.ssa-s AID retail y A. B. q d
SANDS, " bosszis DrCsEs.s loJ Fultoa, q VIZ
lam-si ~ Broadway, A1a u rat Bfss4~sy, - Yea -
So A-so - Druggists generally throosacat TIE Cass
ststss- Pnee O. Per oosGe. O. sE bottles fcTc
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~ OLE BULL. as German paper. state. hu

not been beert OF lyr NUT tnso Jors sA' . MI
Neh~r be g. nnr biz mother "a. received sdvies. a
hin Gsrrnsn muscselier Asssrts thsi M riollnls
departed some tins $40 hcossif0 for SDory ir Ass
tr.ls ~ attempt The liberation Of friend Who ia COO
Wet there TIE ScArs'f0a links. that MS 10 oriy
TIE beginning OF srsni puff directed especially
toxare thls country where tas sres, Master Of The
OF pulling Intends 10 retain"
WiLLIAAsBgEGH FERKr COsFANr.-lbus cor
por,lon spilled last plight b memorial - TIE Board q
Ai--nss for an extension Of their lease Which Is ooi
yet near 10 expiration. To the eitizsrs Of Wiisms
bach having dsy bB.!Rcss 10 Sesforx-to the peoPe
IN the ssiassn, cJu1uy-io property holders In WI
Tausbursh. Bushsick &c. and 70 very nsuy Of our
o.n citizens thls memorial puts the liz goftan qsssiion
HAa s ne sesf srasseneai fer IA PNbiie iHiosa'
Let u b. speedily considered.
IsQUEsT.-The Coroner was called Yesterday
10 hot an i1ques, "a board the schooner Ni'oc upon
the body OF Jeremiah Crorsy pstre on DutcHe'.
Couoty Vh, cane o. ia desth By rNosasion produced
BY f.lirs overheard - the hot - GsnseFoofts ne
VAS In ne &C.. Of going On 0osTd = sioo2 ca sandsy
evening when hs scciseuisiy fell overheard hs VS.
rescued from ire water but cid son alter ron TOE
sxhruftldn produced - beug In tbs water Iot jury
found sFaralcg sccordirsy.
PoLlcE John Garrison was arrested yesterday
.ni ccnanliiei 70 prison tor stealing coat worm ~
from, Ge1rge Carts ~ B)Nory. bal of eo1ss
sat Broai~ay. robbed yesterday OF brown cloth
sack coat belonging to Mr. william Cotaeal. The ihiel
a.~.rad tatgetIun
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THs RicsGLisu DiANoSo-PoSrsn GOLD fEs' = on,
Notwthstandns the misrepresentation that this pen has
.ws,. encountered from the jealousy Of rvs dealers it'
popularity has steadily increased until Il ). now aehno~
legged 10 be the best and cheapest pen In the world They
are sold and warranted only BY b Z WAI'oS CO -
wilham.t one door below Wall o. sad J sav.or, y
fulton a. dealers and manufacturers Of gold Peo' snd gold
pen ans pencil Gold peas At 81, 81 - saa " y.
Gold peas repaired
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sickness Of lIr. Holly Of aew-l ork'
\. .strfNcg =. De t. Terlr :


Mr HoLLEi, Member Of Congress from New
York ~As in his seat % day bat has been quite n-
DISPOSED since the adjournment His deaih was
currently reported this evening. The report vas
un.1uuded He j. no worse.
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Tar 6KkAt WIG NKKrISG rs PRlLADkLPHIA.
We have been favored &c sdvance with copy
u tbs Rosolaiioas offered A. the meeuns Of 49,
tr.sDds Of Mr. Clay a, Philadelphia yesterday. bat
have concluded not to publish them I'LL we receive
tho proceedings IL TIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

wAsHISGToS, Dec. s, l5i'.
Both Houses Of Congress assembled At the Capi
tol to day a, ~ o'clock
GEORGE NJ Dallas Nice-President Of the United
States, called the Senate 70 order The ioi'
lowing Senators were absent. viz. NEbsIh"'
BALpwIs, CLArros PFARcF, cALRors BsE"ih''
coleuIrr. LrwIs, BaoBY BELL, BFSroS f0LEs,
The new Senators having taken the osusi oHtn Of
oaice. on motion Of sens,or BRfEsE. message as
sent to the House Of Representatives, announcing
the organization Of the Senate
On motion Of Mr. FAIRFIELD. the hour Of meet
Ing daily was fixed at u O'Clock, noon
On motion OF Mr. cAxERoS, each Senator was
authorized TO order four daily newspapers Nd
journed at quarter past o'clock P NJ.
IsraE HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 90 mem
Der, answered to their names The roD having
bean called,
On motion Of Mr. ADAMS the House proceeded
70 ballot for Speaker. Three bailoungs TOOK
place before choice was effected. The following
,sbla will show the result OF each OF the baotings
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RisHrs OF WoxKS--A bin 10 bsfore tae-1l ess
Azure o. South Carolina 10 preveas The marital
Of Toe Husband tTSsn szchSs uPon the ssssses Of Mar
lea "omen Tbs S0aA C4rolssiaa ssys Il hss the
sod ~saea 81 tie wkOe state all II 60 Il e2a hsrsiy
tsil 70 become ls~
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Bv telegraph 10 The Tribune.
rpoW THE SOUTH.

PErEHsBuEs Dec So. n
The New Orleans papers Of the 2s.h are receiv
"a announcing the arrival. va Tsmpico Of the
Galveston lroE Vera Ciaz. whence she sailed on
the sth. she brings nothing later-she spoke the
Florida from Vera Cruz. short Of provisions Tue
Galveston brought over 200 passengers. the most
Of whom were discharged soldiers Their names
were not fraut0ned
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~ SMITH DoDcE, DENTIST, 10 Bond 81. near Broad
wsy requests the attention OF those wanting srtih
cial teeth hs method method used In this eiiy
exclusively b. hlmse Of fastening either single teeth Or
ssls wheu sold plates It Of the pain usual
y given The opersion and enables the 70 KEGS
: clean snd healthy mouth mis- raksst3u
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1kS' PILLOW AID Ris TEoRslss la the ada.
m,ai eta cour' Ct insalry In As1eo the pasS River
Genera las sssn soly q a.sesngt % sgsr0Yrsa \,
soPAlss. soSPs u ho~is1sEs 10 ~eiss as "a, 40,
cuGlS1
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DnuoxD.PosrEo GOLD PESs-Thoss 10 want Of q
good aricls should 30 20 " 6SEAToS Col Cedsisi
They have several ani very superior styles At vefy
low prices Pens that others sel At e. they sell cor q -
The genuine Albert o. Bassy Pen snd case 100 stamped
s. % only Gold Pens rePointsd AID repaired.
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~ Advertising 10 the County Newspapers for rs
trade Of the county seus0s mode Of inyng co4ntit
The agent, Y. Is. palmer, a. his Orce IN the
Tribune badinss = daily receiving cards and s1yertse
ioE the best business psPeu Of the country far and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

Assault ASO BArrERY. Lawrence McGrath
w.. sfrsse1 and committed prison for ssssus ar1
battery On clicer Wilson. Etwsrd Ryan aud ans
rn Hswkns we're arrested snd held TO bs In 500 Tor
ss.aul,in. oaicers Gloriie sud Nvgent
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Neu.nrIrnn. nInrLef. - }.

Flour. 5 =, Ohio . 10 5 50 Illinois 6@i g s.
Cotton Is deprsssed-sales small sussf-Pfeea aA'e
1sc1csd cent durng the week. Aolssses % . -ils
frcmls. 70 1ai sat from sj 20 o ee1.s coarse u
Frsishts-no Rev engagements Exehsnees-sa-e' nom
ias Cleared chip ST. asry Bi1ias 'hiP Yer
n m B.slon
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OUlcNEsr Tar NEi.-Ths Nsw.York ps..a,.
gers we're - Saturday .sn3ed Al Wsnctss- ~es-S :,
- mlaaies sipr / hsYiss been eos tour hsurs 40
~ minutes ifoE e..y - siy. ILeazaT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

~ The Ethiopian Buriesque Opera which creates
sncA an excitement among Amusement soes a. the muse
mn a,t night will be repeated there again this .fterooon
and eyeniug ia c0n function with other pefoilances
by Great Western the Ethiopian seTenade and Others q
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WET CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS -.

no - PEARL. OPPOSITE wILLIAAsr
~ The subscriber selling od his large stoes Of
damaged carpets. oil cloths &c very reduced prices
antilles sEd others wanting any article connected with
the carpet Esds will 6nd Is The time 10 bug great
bargains. BENZ. LfhEs,
PsarLss onposita Wflliam-st
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EsaDEx - Fock Skls CAsFrEO o. CkACaGD III 3
Of -e1 eeIslIe J0Skss ItA-.a1 Che1ll1s
sap ~4il l1-ke q smooth scit. bate az t1S
SAVE voc riaFtEs aAlr kHECs'
have se-1 JoSts soap c1re me Oldest casss
she1 ssefy internal sa1 exte<oA remedy failec
hkfE 1oC sokk 4EAkD GA sokE HEsD'
10. cSescsl1scesy 1xsrcd th.f cAxe 81. ears
~ 90 ~ s12Foso ta4- lie aA1y co1nfeslgs ssss
AZ . - 1-1ALe-- A4-y =
rnA rfIrAlc>s % loSlss soar 81 coxSo>
J0Stss soap Gsee By 2ayscjsas II their pgacriss
Ai-a s4 = - nsie e.ss Ss- csk sGt 81 tAs s<s 4"
l1e A-se..-.a E.-4e. d S1--4.aa-sL - 5000
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OKlsISAL PAINTINGS FkOA ElKoFE-ALs es enlns sno
the csy sier c.ock select collection Of Datch,
French and Italian pslning. .. b. eminent masters vii
Be AaclOD, ne Granite Building gallery, al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

pIrrsBUHGH Dc. g. la.
The Pittsburgh and ConnellsviLe Railroad Com
psDy elected Directors today favorable 70 the Con
nelsvile Road viz Ltnsner, Bryant. Hogs Tot
ten. Fulton. Plummer Msnkle. Ashmsn' Hill
Blackwell. Glbhant and CUBAN. Seventy stock
holders held another meeting and elected another
Board favorable to the Western route.
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~ The most extensive variety Of The improved Mess.
he Rubber RabIlcs have AZ the Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse 100 Broadway Their oyer'hoes hey
ca nlAs on o. lm-
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

COUNTY Courts AND COURT OF SEssIoSs.-lhess
Courts were Organized yesterday morning Judge Rocs
vel preIsing Ater the Grand Jury wac sworn. To
Court Of sessions 5ournsd. and the civil eAsrdn Of
the County VAS taken up. The esse Of VA4ia~ Stoke
lsy "a H,Sskiss taken Up on ccrioran rom the
Judgment OF Jusics o, ihe Peace. The Cour. ordered
the Judgment affirmed sith 50 coats.
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SUPREME CoURr-The supreme Cour, will meet
al, rorurg not,s has been served upon the Cleis
of en- Count, Court O. vscst3 tbs room sni rnf sno
thcr ~ which O. transact lts business
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Business Notites.

sY.uls Al Cosr PsicEs-KsNsErr a WAFFLE 81
s. Cahsrn.. are Offering shsws yrea, reduction N
price to run Of stock before the close Of The seas0o
O. arI
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HgLD TO BAIL.-Thomss L. Alley, who vas ar
rested on saturday for receiving stolen goods wss 81
rnec to bail Yesterday 10 the Gum Of s2oo 10 answer
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- DALLEt's NAslSAL RsIS-LkfAAcFokr - lae Fssi
ave q tgI1s, tsa--s, llosted fsis F-es s1d
--111- or cox oOCAslD lrAltks AEDicAIto
CALI foE casfs ca-ies <r.ckec AL
rc1x1 r~su sd a.. dls>-ses &c kkl Pos osr
SCsfILE fr es1aicsss sup-TesoGs hsI ron spyer hes
iosehesd "a al, part Of ne naEa1 fsno-tsstes bsers
satl1. prSof positive sc mistake foan1 ccly ~
" .-asssL 31scoof iroGs bsc41-sy gu
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w. 80 Pesl-st. opposite ~ lism-st.

w,sHissroS CRocKxKY sToKE. lS3 willisrn-st-see -
yertsensat Of O h. CL.rF in another column. 81 sa
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IL The Pas-S ofteu ksHsA@s themselves BY 40 -
.ssiIs etes &c -Ay tass .ssaTea lAea, q -
losey s1sct "a scrr q JoSLss Cora hsE kesofslts
ire h-lf, they -, rt1c- have es1 Or - BAL
o. - Fs.Eon 81 5rVo<ya 81 S's's
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~ The Man that Smokes IN the Omnsoa'
ha. taken lodgings 10 srookyn, where he has organizes
= gospe Of the crais Yesterday b was 'eeo WHO
eleven Of bis compeers smoking on the 'ad' 'iie OF
nna Of The Fulton Ferry boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

CoKREcTloS-The report in our paper Of yesief
say morning should read James sbsra't was arrested
for STEALING furniture from the Coney Island Pavilion
instead Of Hemon h Hewitt from whom the furniture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

UNotEsuKrs ,No DsAwrss.--J :. sASNas soAeiu tis
attention Of buyers bis fresh and fa assortment Of
hs drawers gloves aad socks which are offered of sale
low press William oPposits the Dutch Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

~ Hon. JOHN BILL Of Tennessee was dessin-
Ell at Nashville by sickness. tie resigned bis seat
in the Legislature On the Goth II letter addressed
to the Speaker, in which be says
have delayed my resgcssioa taas !oos, hoping iron
aNy - car improved ssse OF my heslsh would
sEsnls tender it n person and thereby sori me
Ar oouortuuity which - much 4ssirvo q rsk q my
raisfa. SSkn am mt Tor ne honor receEsy eoa.
issred UPON ~ hSgsa a. Iae sans TINE Wiz ne
,nda Sence o. he Hosse 10 have eNPfes4s1 my Nsss
un var,e,y Of gopcs both % locs sad general caar-
,c.er iar tbs expressioa OF which 10 occs4lon has
s.sr "a Inc brisi p rod spy cessseI.oa via Il Bat
r-zss 20 Aave 70 gay that sn advised ~ Ey Psys'
IA, any saeazpl 10 % % ., ,fs' un' VIVA
rsl -. IS Law my recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

In conclusion o; the third ballot, MI LIVE l-'@
rival of p Philadelphia. who had twice previously
votsd for j. II. IsGERsoLL Wing changed bis vote
and supported Mr. WISIHRoP. Mr.. HOLMES Loco
ots c. refused 10 vote, and another Member re-
tired from the Hall. thus reducing the whole nun
ber 10 2ls votes On the frat ballot Mr.. Winthrop
lacked and on the second votes q a majority.
Hon. ROBERT &. WINTHROP having re-
osived a majority Of 2 on the third baio, was de-
olsred elected Speaker He was conducted to the
Chair by Messrs vISTos Of Ohio aud MCKAY Of
NC Having returned thanks in al able eloquent
and patriotic address, he was sworn IN by Mr..
ADAMS.
A resolution was adopted. authorizing the aP-
pointment Of the usual Committees TO inform the
Senate Of the organization Of the House and wait
on the President
The rules of the last Congress, except the one
hour rule were adopted until the third Monday OF
this month. A Committee was appointed TO retire
and simplify a resolution brought toward TO reap
point Mr. French Clerk OF the House.
Apothsr Dispatch state, fact. respeetns the cleo
ton Of Clek thus Amer the adoption Of the vote respect
tag Rales motion made 10 adjourn, which was pat
.nd lost Mr. LEvIs nominated b. b. FREScH for Clerk
when q motion to adjourn made and earned, liz to
noJ
~ The above report gives US reason to fear
that the Wings will not be able to elect their Clerk
I,wil be seen that LEWIS Of Philadelphia who
voted for wyrHKOP on the third ballot offered a
resolution to resppoint FRENCH. We hope that
enough Of the Wing absentees will arrive today
10 insure the election Of CAMPBELL. butwe fear
contrary result
The House not having been fully organized. It Is
doubtful whether the Presidents Message Will be
delivered to-day. II il is delayed til after the
election OF Clerk, as we suppose It Will be- II can
hardly be delivered before o'clock al the best
aud perhaps not even then. This Will make con-
siderable difference in the time OF It's reception
here bat If il arrives during the night our readers
shall have it with their coffee tomorrow morning.
The probability is however, that il will not be de-
hvered to Congress before tomorrow
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-. \ NATvEAL History o. TAX BoEEs." IS
tss It's o. 81 anas.rg Ls-s look P1bthsa D Ass.rs
LxArrrT Ixo~ CO. Il ecnsAtEs s0-e very good hi,s
o. Es3 soE-- Pc~sf he giius a. -
10 SO 01Tscs os1srs sSs -.
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Suspension Of the Lewi-iOwn Bank

|h<TEII"I''' 1T III II
PfnLADELFHIA Dec 6, la.
Toe Lewistoen Bank, al Lewistown. Penn.
failed t0dsy.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Election Of Whig speaker.

., r.ksrseA o The Nse YorE TrlBaas
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TaE CATHOLIC SEaDAET.-The Frc>Haas Jour
aal ssys saa tie collected 10 tho several Rousr
Catholic Churches 10 sa.s Ciy ioE The seminary /,
s3423 81 The Treasurer Of the Hall Orposn Asylum
also acknowledge. the recei7, Of 1915 IS collection Ia
81. JosePa's Church slors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

WHEs DOES TERN OF ixPRIsosxEsr Cox
xKScE '-kf. "aHs Hsl reported Iss light b ihe
Board oi Aldermen, iha. ozs Of ise Supreme Court
JulgsS I'D recently eeei.ed thst n The casa q coz
vet, tAs inSrsonleat a 10 commence fron tas dale
q ine se1teace ~ns.nsx say Of proceeci-ss grant
81 o. 10 faa, tnsrs Il m1ch ccudcs cf 0slnon -
<Aa1 t1s term 81 inaprsc-usns osgi1s and that ~
question a . - carried 5-lore ire CO1rt u Appeal
4r. Hal % u oplnioa hat the term o-s.Es utcn tbe
prisoner . -o-DItsd Al1 thsi where proceedings arc
80 a ~ term 49, ~ corcerce urE si,er the Court
- l.sl Is Frlo1lr 4ay cave sry-dlec s-s saEe -
s<iYvc - proeseclIss u Ne Coars below.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

THL DNSEK or THE 81. NICHOLAS SocErr-.
This festival sook place last evening Bat ~Ae,hsr the
gart-s lad good ns or 40, Ia more lhsa we Gao ..v
- 70 reporter ~as admitted
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CITY ITEMS.

OPEKA-A more brill ant triumph we pave DOT
WITNESSED IN his CITY than At the pvriofm'nseo u t'e'
la, syeplnz We bsse osi3re ancerssood 'h'
e4,ct Of which the paes i esPs.la. OF the singing
.ri sc,ipg Of TErfF In particular We are hsfsy ADS
10 ,p.sk u terms which shall rot seem exaggerated
An, All The more because We have 20; hitherto done Der
ias,ss without exception, We can say that her equal
10 vocal ard dramatic PoSor Is not Don ID America and
h.s not BEEN since W. have been heTor Of oPersus
perform srcss Last evening she was supported - "e
have lot sen Der before. We hope ere ioGs % hnd
space for Thing Ike critical esumse q ias mem
bsrs Of the rg.gs The ina-srce which they -" Hsees'
ssfy exercise On TIE public muses tss1e renders 'A'
agreeable duty imperative.
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NArIosAL REFoRNEKs.-The reader viii find
he pin Of spirited argument held l.i nsh, 10 tie
Cea1cl Chsmser. On The Public Lsocs Question. /.
was re.er.si - = committee
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BRID0E AT FIFTlETH-sT.-A meeting Of people
oflhs Ts'elh Ward sss seid sss night Al Deases on
tie ThrlsveDus 70 eorplsa Of iniary aud sanoy.
sues y the Harlem Railroad Co. "a taking down tie
bridge 0ssr he Railroad u F.irethst ard making
tedious o5 Of ne bulldog OF another nemori.l va
adopted referred 10 c5ml.ie no ia.tAnty Placed il
Il ae hsncs OF The AldermsI u re Ward he had
before ics Board. who unanimously referred G ~ =
special eommitise. eoosisEns Of Aidermsn spo1ord
HcEIrsth al Dailrest
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-18
From the New York Globe.
Important from South America.

arrival of the California expedition at RioSerous DIFF
fcuity betuecn Mr. WISE and the Bru-Hidns-Compao-
dore Rousseau threatened to fire on The town Sc, &c.
By the arrival of the brigantine Reindeer, Capt f. G.
Wnsor 40 days from Rio Janeiro which place the vessel
left the 27th November have received intelligence
fornia containing the regiment under Colonel Stevenson,
which left this port on the 26th September last
The vessels parted company off the Bermudas, few
out and only spoke ship, Dutch man of war, be-
longing TO Bremen, during the entire voyage
The health of the troops has been excellent, only
private, name not recocced and small child having
died during voyage of 50 days-ther numbers have,
however been made good by two births, which have ia
ken place on the passage.
The ships arrived al Rio in the following order Susan
nth November, followed by the Loo Choo Major James
Hardy sloopo war Prebe, Capt Shields, and the Thos
II Perkins, Col Jonathan d Stevenson This latter
sci arrived on the 2ls November.
Captain Turner reports the voyage pleasant, with
the exception OF considerable sickness. Col Steven
affected with the usual concomitant OF trip
upon blue water 30 days On the passage out,
spoke, off Haferas, schooner Edward, OF Matahassct
lumber loaded and dsmasted The troops of the exped
ton in high spirits, and only anxious TO arrive at
their place of destination Several courts martial for mi
offences had been held board the ships during the
conentment reigned among the men The mdteriel Of
this fine regiment is represented at least IS per cent
more effective than on the day OF sailing
The news from Rio is highly important and foreshad
ows serious difficulty with the government of Brazil
Our minister Mr. Wise, has had very disageeabe mis-
threatened to result in attack upon Rio by the squad
ron under Commodore Rousseau. The facts, as near
as can learn, are that time early IN November
Lieutenant Davis of the Saratoga, while shore, wit
messed the attempted incarceration OF two American sail
ors, for what he considered an altogether Inadequate