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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05
or The Tribune
United states Direct Taxes.

This is q startling heading but coming events
cast their shadows before and the war tor con-
guest into which the one power al Washington has
involved us growing out Of the Annexation Of Texas
and the desire for the extension OF the OF Slavery
mus, invariably bring them upon u. How can IL be
svoided The Tariff Of 1916 has already proved ials-
eous the doctrine that by reducing the Tariff you in
the and the party in power has not the
msgnsnimy to reccde from false step, by return to
the certain Tariff of 1912 We then TO get heavy
National Debt upon U.s. without any prospect OF ia psy
ment except by Direct Taxes ultimately. This Admin
,aton may itself along by issuing Treasury scrip
and msy by thus hoodwinkngihe public retain ts power
by reelection but that which is 10 follow must bear the
responsibility of dsembsrrsssing the Government by a
resort 10 an odous Dree; Tax There some forty
millions Of dollars saved from former spoil party IN
the possession Of the States which the present dare not
recall that Tor the present the must 20 on based
upon the of Treasury notes and the admirable
working OF the Sub Treasury so, down with the
Bank and all that trade borrowed capital ough,
10 break Tlil In connection with this the following
from the National Tztsl. sszer is pertinent :.
NATIONAL DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES
Amour, on 9Th March. l:i5.. sls6oGooo $4,000
Amount OF Mr. Polks war loan, Au-
gust lS1c. ovuVVy -9JVvJ
Amount Of appropriations demand
cd by Secretary Walker, 70 carry
on Mr. Po.ks war to 30ts Juno,
is.s........................ 100000 100000
Total. .....-............ s9s 100000 s5s50O0o
To pay these disbursements, the
United States collects the import
duties which cannot exceed, 10
S0,h June is4s ...........-..s 100000 $4,000
Total So 10000 sio5OOOO
The Treasury Note Bill passed BY the House Of Repre-
sentatves OF SIS 100000 Il included in the item Of VA
O00Oo0 and viii be used 10 create the Sub1ressury in
q paper money mill 10 issue rredeemsble bills except
in the liquidation OF taxes 10 the Federal Treasury
which csnno, exceed on average one million Of do
lars per month, and the Issue Of Sub-TrcAsury Notes
will be less than I'VE millions OF dollar. pet month
II the interest OF the people that the war dsourse
ments should be raised BY loans redeema5le within
twenty years and authority should Dc gwen to issue
more than i've millions of Treasury Notes AZ the end
Of June l-4e tie item Of interest payable BY the sub
Treasury the National Debt viii net be less than I'VE
millions of dollars four hundred thousand dollars per
month and the taxes which the Government collects
may no, exceed one million Of dollars per month :
Hsaee q tie rsr continues Is prepr for Co-ress % pz
foytirfA Drscf Tar Bill ooliez tar Of onshsJ g
per oat On az ne property Esiha IA s0voss stsiss
/ NECKAR.
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holding the m,nsed eorpses Of two grown boys sArse
portion Of each 0 which had been removed BY the rats
vale the rensintrr isv fostering IN - o't-nness
There they remained. perhaps for week !, might
b. for fortnight unknown and unheedsd the wretch
Cd relics Of poor mortality which these loa:hsone
had mighty held their disgusting banquet such TACT
and such siste Of society communicated 70 ne BY
responsible Official Of the present Government requires
n this place neither remark nor comment. indeed
mus, do the gentleman the justice 20 say that he
evenced generous sympathy in the distress OF wheh
this incident Is but one Of the results From tie same
unauesonsble source learned that the deaths IN the
Of skbbereen alone for the three weeks previous
70 nv second arrival amounted 70 1872 snd these, IN
almost every instance Of insaceney or ots abstinence
from food
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

HsS6ISG AND ASTIHASGISe--Ihe Capital
Punishment. question has been undergoing protracted
and thorough dscussion IN The Debating SOcie-
" the Hill discussed for three evenings and were
In favor Of the abolition OF the death penalty, BY large
majority Tie question was discussed tor four even
inss In the Debating clas this part Of the town which
hold ia meetings in Mechanics Hall. and was decided
By large vote in favor of capital punishment We
understand there 10 Debating Society Al the lower end
OF the town. and do no; bat that II belongs 10
them under the existing state OF things TO give the cast
ing vote this vexed question, and put the high eon
trading parties at rest Springfield Gazette
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~ Dr. EDSos THE LfyIsc sKfLEros, hods fs 81
nj the Museum to-day from 10 A. NJ. 10 10 NJ se,f.s
who feel an Interest W 70 ~hst mere shstoTsT
son can IL reduced and siil retain all his >gcs IN.
paired Only think he hardly weigh. 80 MIA [. I" 1.
fant, and yet he stands q feet Ugh The exAnnS.
ParorsIna u London ana Germany viii he gifs, -,
"A p. NJ when Great Western, the well Knows ~. ~.
will appear with others, IN variety of choice e' =
menis the whole 10 conclude with grsnd ConssN Y 4
Ethiopian Min.trels the mos, talented sod spass -
In America and vino will not enjoy their excfi,; =
suclsy when they do II, and 90 great ysnssJ
affr<rfions for u eta,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

CRARLrsroS NrKcrRY.-Mr. }. N. Clspp who
has had ehsrse OF this well known pepper The last ten
ysssa hes retired Bis successor 10 JoaS T. CARrw.
ESQ Who bss become both Proprietor and Editor The
Msrcuzy 10 par ezeses tie champion OF Southern inss
sueoaA and the Editor knnospces his deterinstioe
70 70 with sAoss who 60 srbss in defence OF rshn
~ - aooth
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Prom Washington.

The Magnetic Telegraph between Phiiadeiphis
and Baltimore is badly shattered by the violence
Of the storm Of w edoesday. We infer from casual
observation that there is not less than mile OF tne
wire broken from he poles in different places
rood deal Of il resting on the ground Probably
week will elapse before the line is again IN perfect
operation.
Il will be seen that the Senate on Wednesday
emphasicsily rebuked the base spirit OF party
which led the House to incorporate in the reso'u'
ton Of nominal thanks TO Gen Taylor covert cen
sure on his capitustion Of Monterey, as also an en-
dorsernent Of the justice and necessity Of the ar
ON our part The resolution, as passed, was moved
BY Mr. WEBSTER, and the vote in every point was
triumphant.
The House spent the day on the Army BIl, con-
curing 10 some Of the 5enates amendments, non
concurring in others and adding some more OF ITS
own. so that the bill goes back to the Senate once
more. The House has restored 70 the President the
power OF appointing the Officers Of the Ten Regi-
ments subject to the approval Of the merit Senate
and has added bounty Of eighty acres OF land or
Fifty dollars in scrip to those Volunteers who serve
less than one year The concurrence OF the Senate
is -ery doubtful Itwas Of course acted upon yes
terday in preference to the 100000 for Peace
which the Special Order.
The House probably spentthe day in Committee
on the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill Mr.
Severance Of Maine having the floor at the outset
Probably the rest Of the week will be devotedto
this debate. Possibly, the day would be given up
70 the Taylor Resolutions as returned from the
Senate, but we think not.
- The story Of suspected movement OF France
and Spain to place the Due dc Montpensier and his
Spanish bride on the throne of Mexican King
dom had reached Washington from Cuba via hey
West, but created no sensation there. The basis
seemed too slight for ponderous asuperstructure
- Letters had been received from Matsmoros
complaining that the Mexican civil authorities OF
Tsmaupas were lcvying duties on American
traders, for their own support without objection
from our Military authorities there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

n We are compelled 70 postpone today our
swn reflections on Tns FAMINE IN IRELAND to
make room for the ful and reliable account Of the
awful and widespread saasrings OF the Irish Peo-
pie. az given by the DOslin Nation We hesPeak
for this article Thoughtful Perusal after which
our own deductions from these calsmities may per
haps be considered. That the American People
shoald ACT promptly aud unsrudginsly for the re-
lief Of the Furnishing Millions, we need hardly re-
usaf to-dsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

PORTRAIT OF Gov. NouSe.-We learn from the
Albany Ev Journal tbs, The Governors psrsosa friends
In Livingston county have employed Mr. Philips Of that
eous,y,so paint his portrsit MIR P has been engaged
Ia the duty ssgned him for several weaks and be has
snccsedcd, ssys the Jcarns 10 getting excellent bike
ness The painting u quite creditsals TO the young
sxx,sf
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From HAyASA-The brig Mary AnH Jones, Or
l,aas and Tn arrived at SeTOrieans 2oth ult. from
Havana al bringing a6vices 70 tie same date, 18th ut
senior AranjO the agent sent from Mexico 20 dispose
Of private commissions and grant letters Of nsturazs
ton. had LETT Havana and proceeded 70 some Of the
West India Islands his mission 10 Havana having prov
ed fruitless.
The Picayune learns from various responsible sour
ces that large number Of vessels were taking in
roes OF provisions and the like at Havana destined for
the Gulf'--Or ~ firmly believed By American ship
masters bound for the ports OF Mexico: The demand
for provisions was such several ports but particularly
Vera Cruz that il thought the prices would fully
corrnssts for the risk attending the violation of the
blockade
Capt Armstrong of the brig Juznita. and crew and
Cspt Williams Of the brig Hsyne. and crew came on
the Tin. both vessels having been sold In Havana.
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Court Calendar. ISIS DAY.

srrruoR CouRr-Sos. H. % 81, 50, 50 to 81 49, %
q 20 50 I'll % 60. 49, 80
% Of A. 20 % Part 2-Nos a. 3, a., A. o., 20. ~
=. Il2 L. % a. g % I36 50, l0e lie lee.
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Business Notifies.


HOrAL bUKLLTl HV'u0''"' ~.
On PAISTISGs--Thls evening viii be SOFA " ~
Gurley s Co. at their Long Room 81 nr's'"p
ner Of Dusnest an invoice Of framed vi fs'nHDs =
received from Antwerp which are no" on 'h' '''
examination
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN NAN

~ The mail train. which left ws.h;,~
yesterday morning. was stopped about i've
miles this side OF Baltimore by frcisA, D..
which had broke an axle and ripped up ,hs = !.
for a short distance. The passengers v,,. -
tanned about two hours
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Law Courts.

CoUzr OF OYER AND TERMISEE-beiore Judge I'd
urouds and Aldermen Smith and Compton.-Tnsl OF
Rsr NJ S>v. Of the Bedfordsr Methodist Church, on
charge OF assault and battery &c the person Of Mrs
Elizabeth Cram.
This trial was continued through the dag yesterday
and - rot yet concluded
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAFH'
SEw.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .THuEsDAY. Feb - NJ
r,eroorial in relation TO care Of Idiots was pre-
scented from the State Medical Society
Mr.. CLARK reported General Law Tor the III
corporation Of Rural Cemeteries
The bill appropnsting the revenues OF the CON.
mon School Literature and United States Deposit
Funds was taken up. The whole Of the blu amer
the frs, section. which makes appropriations lof
common school purposes. was stricken out 10
the FIRST section an amendment was moved apP'o,
rristng sl4 900 for arrears ofteachers saares ana
a.. 400 Tor the School Journal
motion 10 add an appropriation ior Deia"a arc
Academy was lest.
The appropriation 10 the District School Joornal
vss sls6 rejected. and then the bill was agreed 70
in committee and ordered engrossed. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
A Resolution calling on the American Tract 90
cietv for statement of its financial condition, was
adopted.
Mr. BUTRIcKs Resolution to raise Committee
to INQUIRE into the propriety Of making farther ap-
preparations 10 the Clinton County State Prison
was adopted. nm
The House is now IN Committee On the Din aP'
propriaiing the School Moneys
Mr. BAscoM moved an amendment 10 the ccbOol
and Academy Appropriation Bill, adding 70 thS
Common School Fund during the years ca ana
lszs farther sum Of SIS OOO income OF the mt
ed States Deposit Fund. This was opposed Oh 'ne
ground that il would 10 that extent cripple appro-
priations 10 the Colleges and Academy NO qoes-
ton taken The bill was made the special oroe'
for 10 morrow. - 80.
NJ. RurHERyoRD brought in bill to establish
free evening schools in New-York.
The Judiciary Committee Of the House reported
against the petition of II. p HAsTISos ior the I'M
peschment Of Mr. JONI McKEos, District Attorney
for New-York Adjourned.
10 mail West Of Utica
MARKETS. FEB. 4.-ssles yesterday 1000 bbls- Flour
mixed brands Western. at %; 400 do Michigan at
same. Corn 77a7s Oats 36a37. Barley s6a57-
Rve -sd7s Whisky sales = tres ri %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

There is the art OF sinking with Vengeance
But the influence of this Poksm is illustrated not
only by this diminueado process. but also by the
process Of annihilation or coming TO Nothlngness.
10 illustrate this let me refer to the bill OF last
year, as vetoed by the President and compare
the amounts appropriated by that bill for places Tor
which nothing is now appropriated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

MORE OVTRAGEs BY VoIUSTEERs.-We copy
the the follow ing Of two gross violations of law
on the par, Of Of the volunteers from the New
Orleans Courier;
On Friday evening otthc volunteers fred pistol
bal at the conductor Of the Mexican rsilcsrs which
came giving him fatal wound Some Of the vol
unteers hsd taken Possession, according their
tom Of Two three Of the answering the demand
fer payment with pistol ball we have stated
On Saturday, more dismal affair took plsce. About
a. o'clock = the evening OF that day several volunteers
went TO the csn&re, and grocery OF Mr. Claude Martin
within the parish OF 81 BernsTd the line Of that OF
New Orleans Martin. who Is upward Of 80 years OF
age wss behind his counter and ssked them If they
wanted any thing On their saying no, he connected
passing into sjseent where his wife iSy sick
but he was struck with pistol ball and fen 70 the ground
shot Through The heart There were three or tour ne
groe present who declared that the msn who fred The
shot instantly aed.
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~ The Advertiser says that the hands OF the
Navy Yard were paid cd the lst Feb. in soveregns
stsi ~. which were worth in the market at the utmost
bu, Sssa The immortal sub.Tressurer in this City
compelled 10 workmen TO suffer this shave
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NV. b. PaLsks u the authorized agent snd 10 dall,
receiving Subscriptions and for most OF w
New.Tort, Boslon PhilAdelphis and BalnnoFs. ~
assucy 10 New. Y ort q In TIE 7nbgns butldpsa pH
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~ TEE LoSo ISLAND Mail due las. evening,
I'D not arrived when we put The Tribune 70 prss.
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soHboLs-Ths Eagle says that there ara 10
Brooklyn thirteen public SCHOOL establishments-eaeh
with It's various departments male and female primary
and 20 on Some public school buildings have In the
nelghborhood Of thousand pupils including all the de-
partments.
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psrtmenu

EocLEsrAsrIcAL.-Rev. 81 n. MeLarea, for the
las, two years Pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
Of Rochester has accepted call from Brooklyn, where
be will soon take up his residence His former church
part from him with unwilingnesz.
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Ken,ucky-No Senator vet.

-Four more unsuccessful ballots for L. S. Senator
were had on Thursday last The following is the
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II We regret 70 learn that information has
been relieved BY John Minor Bolts Esq OF the death o
his son Lieut. Archibald B. Bosts Of the I. s. Array
Lieut., B. srsdusssd West Point in June last and bal
recently Joined his regiment in Mexico
[R;chmond Republican.
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~ We arc indebted TO SAMUEL E. DENNIS Of
the Springfield and NewHsvsn Line Tor Boston papers
OF yesterday in advance Of the mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

" Burritt the learned blacksmith. Is making
quite sensaton in England He iss regular eontribu
TOR to Douglas Jerrolds newspaper, and through ts
columns has made some important suggestions Tor the
sllsvis,ion Of the distress 10 ireland
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taN'trAt'tf'~NA 49,
A REGULAR STORM 90 WIND am Snow
Our city and vicinity yesterday visited ny an unl
sualy high wind from the Southeast, accompanied "
rain which we hear has done considerable dsmas
various parts OF the city blowing down fences &c.
two story and attic house belonging 70 Mr. "a
Carson was unroofsd--b0ih gabli ends being bssi
down. of which together with the roof Tell npo,a
unfinished building belonging 90 Mr. David Nps
doing considerable damage Ia the brickwofk and %
fortunately the workmen absent from the buita
n serious accident might have occurred. The q
end OF tho adjoining house on Requirement ws@
blown down.
The roofof Emory Chapel on Peunsylvsnasysu
was blown on Tor about 20 feet from the south se'sn
end and the shingles carried about 30 yards on The
poste side OF thu street.
In various parts OF the city much damage ha A,ss
done in small way. by the bresklog of window GAS
The storm has been destructive % more than ~
nary degree In the harbor The tide rose some b
above its usual height. but not so high by three OIL
feet as IL has been within few months past botthe 81
was higher. Gentlemen who have known the nafoo'"
quarter OF century or more back soy thattney h'''i
40 grest n swell-the waves ran 10 an uncommon nefi
An along the wharves damage was done 10 ysssss
rubbing and chafng. and the wharyes suffered con
erably Some vessels dragged their anchors, and W.
brought up in SAFETY with difficulty. schooner -
sunk at the Canton wharf but no lives were lost y
tide came over some OF the wharves aud came mo =
streets but no damage caused By the sncro~hnet
Information from the bay states that thsfe wassme
bol,terou, lime. But We have heard Of no losses.
baltimore sun, FEB I
ExPLoHOS.-About O'Clock yesterday Az
noon one of the boilers OF thu Lnseed Oh ~ .
Messrs T. & ]. NJ Smith on Pennsy lyanla ayenus, ~
producing an explosion that was beard over tho r~
part OF the City The mill was driven by two bic
about twenty inches in diameter By twenty-five iee'
length one Of which parted about the centeT, one
being carried about 400 feet into the adjoining D.
while the other driven quite through small ns
house In the Of the mill, occupied by NJ Mem
making ugly breach In the front wall and iodsns
shed room IN the rear OF the house. The ~Ah :" ~
furnace were completely demolished. The Tyflnsl
were oil absent else there must have been sewers. ~
lost Three persons outside the building we're 'nr'
injured. Baltimore rsn' isS
Cy- Paterson has responded promptly and hos
ally 10 the call for aid 70 ireland The conmtvs Va
mitted by the steamer Tuesday s5T3, TO b. dsss
ted by Father Matthew. 20 whom the money y" ~
The Collection stiu goes on. and the Repeal AssS
ton has advef tsed = Benefit Ball
The society VI Friends composing the rnon'hfrr
ing OF Railway and PlaDheld are shout making ~, I
lance 20 the Dublin Committee OF Friends for thssr
ing ine"Hf"
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b. and riih he adrics and coaseni Of ~ S,4~h
CApg D. STRICKLAND Jr Register ~ the Lard "a
az Greensburg In the state OF Louisiana yieo Rchuz.
Dennis deceased.
JopN F PAYNE. Register OF tho Land Once Net
toches In the State OF Louisiana vice William }
Wamsley resigned.
EXuN L. WHIrAKER of North Carolina 10 be Ass
ant Comnissary with the rank of Captain.
WILLIAM l.. DANcY. OF North Carolina % Be Ass
ant Quartcrrnaster. with the rank o. Captain
Glsrov ID. CopBs, OF North Corolins 10 ts sagge.l
JAMES A. MAcRAg OF North CarOns. 10 he lssnx
Surgeon.
THOMAS \. LOVE. of Mississippi. 10 be Surgeon.
HENRY FtEL D. OF Mississippi. 10 be Assistant surg.,
william II. j. iNsoS. of Virginia to he Surgeon
JAMES l.. hsNrER OF Virginia 10 be Assistant oug
termaster. vice William :. hsnper enormously nsne
and transmitted Ia the Senate on the It'll ultmo.
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~ L.scissrs ascenained by expsnmsn' va. =.
man axes into his system from The atnospns" ~ II
OF oxygen gas In one year YET We find his veg"
Of de lime the same differing ors way or lhs W
few pounds This immense amount Of osyss
thro-s the lungs and the SKIN combines WIN
and nitrogen ofth elements Of the blood sSa a
"a IN p.r.piration and other szerstioD.. II ''0's
,h.i these elements are impure or formed "a 90 ~
small quantities, the equilibrium Of the 'J'rn
ed the blood does not properly falai It's fsnelo''
,piralion and other excreions are oyer1. ..
checked. To brssg back The blood 70 nofmA.
thus restore the ba.spes Of tho system no 80
been found 20 Useful as sasDs's sissArAS'Ll' A.
arrests the Internal eerangernsns and sf'''
ward evidence. Of disease .xDl
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL ~.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 SolionN
wiIiam-si 97s Broadway, and n Es'i Sfoes.s =
York. Sold also by Duggiss generally 'n'oss Is
Uu,.sd ssslss Price ~ per bottle. OF sI wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

f,o,.,.ro's ITALIAN INDICATED soAP.-A erss-s
he eiterdovu white a. the drifted snow, ans -
+. oar. lea as hrst.wsier brilliant 10 sssasss ,rss
yam a, any time bat especially % during ~ ~
yysn.rs free use o2GocsagD's mstehess - ~
It'd soay will insure 10 every ore me Ml sssy ~
numed. 40 matter how dxrs, dlscoosea 49, ~
Srs~sI~d chap ped cracked ehaf-d uner s.sss sb
hsr,tofore been This delicious Soap 70 . 800 -
al no one who has usssd II once, VIII eyer 49,
sgaiu To senilemen Il recommend . issn
skarssS compound. .,.,,. soae - Z I.
hs nurcbassd rsnusss n DR.. FsLIx Got - =
Wsiier-a arst stors from Brosdw sy wns ~ Sr1nDf
BE- procured GocaArps Ps.drc Ss,a .s', oecsse!sx
sfcscious for uproouns supeTnuoos ~ ~
s.ss Ha,r Dr., te. te. &c,
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

r. IRE broke out last evening, about ten
minutes Of twelve IN frame building in Cournbisst
between Clark and Pierpont ste. occupied as ten
pin alley. which was destroyed No more rolling on
that alley.
r. We learn from the Eagle, that pigs are LA
be TO be stolen in that city We should Ike 70
know whether the hogs Of that little city enjoy the same
largest liberty az those of Sew-York.
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10 mail West Of rtica.

10 mail W est OF tea
MARKETS. Feb 4--ssles yesterday 1000 bols tiour
mixed brands. Western. at %; 400 do Michigan at
same Corn 77aTs. Oats 36a37. Barley s6a51-
Rye 75a7s. Whisky sales Is tres at &c.