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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
Aid for Ireland-A Suggestion.

The following letter from an eminent lrishman
to Hon WAsHISsros HUSr Of this State embo-
dies q suggestion as to the mode Of forwarding re-
lief to the starving in Ireland which we trust will
be generally needed. We believe the same view
has been generally taken by the Relief Commit
tees Of our City:
VALENCIA Ireland 10Th March. ls47.
Sra Like every one else who takes an interest
in the melancholy condition OF Ireland. look with
the greatest admiration and gratitude TO the noble
sympathy which ha, been evinced by the citizens
Of the United states on the occasion Of this vista
ton. In case the generous purpose shall be car
ried into effect by transmitting food TO Ireland.
venture 70 suggest a correction OF the erroneous
mode in which supplies have hitherto reached that
country. Ia almost every instance the cargoes
from America have been consigned 10 English
ports subject 10 very extended freight, to heavy
insurance. to portcharges, the cost OF landing and
storing. with merchants profits, putting on board
again with freight and insurance to an Irish port
These accumustve coats cannot be taken at less than
three 10 Ave pounds per ton. This burden has fallen
with particular weight the Western and most dis
tressed districts of Ireland advert with satisfaction
the great advantage which would be derived to Ire
land merely in the case OF food but generally In ali
transactions of Commerce. by direct intercourse be-
tho United States and the tine harbors OF the
West of Ireland As almost all the dangers Of the nsvi
CATION are within the English Channel great amount
Of freight and almost all insurance would be saved oy
reducing the passage TO the mere transit OF the ocean
write from harbOr nearly 500 miles nearer to New
York than Liverpool and 240 miles nearer thsn Fsl-
mouth being the nearest harbOr TO America IN Europe
would feel eratihed and Obliged if you Sir. who have
taken prominent part In this WORK OF nauohaI oe'
neyoleuce would make known 10 those more paruou.
larry concerned In the transaction the means suggested
for econom!sing the transmission OF reiisf
have the honor to be, Sir, your ooedient servant
THE KNIGHT OF KERRY.
IIs->rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

SIIrsoT STOCKS AZ PgILApELPBiA. May i
r,,., Bsa,d aaS lftSr loo U : Bk b5 ~: 500 Wi.
unston o.. ssi 100 susq Canal b5 l6i 10 do DO l5t;
m o. DO 10; 1900 State 81. IS. 73i LOO do e. -
200 do do b5 IS ~ Uniun Cshsl ~ 10 DO 90. fsf
Isl: 20 Girard lli 80 n American lns ~ 800 Chss
& Del In. l26: Conf Bank, 81 100 Viek-ours cash.
m; 100 Allegheny Cop l2i tlemn Copper zig ,
% Ches & Del Stock. IS ~ Farmers * Ks ~ ~
sp.o csnsl rs 10 50 do Tuesday To- 100 Lehigh, IS.
Seaond Beard and Anr--30o0 Residing Bd., - ~
100 U s.. ~. &p. 100 400 DO DO b 100; 10 Ne
ehsncs Bk. "a 30 vicks. b5 III 2. harrisburg -
Union Csn.l 50; 1000 Rests BIDS Tues, ISt loooo
bs 1906 30 Z BIZ a; Coml BIZ. 81 100 Grsrd' ~
80 DO b5. m 81 Harrisburg b3 at 500 Nayn 81 %
set 10 Mech, BIZ at 1900 State S. ISs ~ Chs q
Del Canal. IS l,ooo Tex. c Dds ~ iVO Ns'E D.
g; 100 ylcksburg lit: 90 Morris Canal b. aS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
Juiiciaj Election.

The CITY Of New York will soon be required to
elect four Judges Of the new Supreme Court OF our
State. under the Reformed Constitution, Suro'
gate and probably some other Judicial Officers, TO
form County Court, &c. should our present Lee
gisst1re succeed in completing any sort of Judi
cial System. Is il not high time that the People
were thinking of proper candidates for these inn
portant stations, unless they mean to have their
thinking done for them in some sly club-room or
par!or I've have heard the following names sug
gested in various quarters as Of those from among
whom four good Supreme Court Judges may be
selected, viz
DANIEL LORD. HIRAM P HASTINGS
CHARLES oCONNoR, JAMES w. WHITE,
HIRAM KErCHUM ANTHONY L. ROBERTSON,
HORACE HOLDEN, JOHN w EOMONDS
LEWIS Ii. SANFORD. HORACE DRESSER,
PETER A. COWDREY.
We do not know that any of these desire to be
candidates. and nope none will feel constrained to
decline until formally nominated II any one should
see ht 10 suggest other names with brevity and
not Extensively. our columns are open to him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

DusLs AND DIsNI'sALs MIR. Strong, Assistant
Sergeant at Arms to the Assembly, Ibis Office beir 8
one of the very few comfortable sinecures in its
sift.l was ordered by the Speaker to request Mr..
Perkins, attendance at the House, last Thursday
night and did so. In private conversation. at the
supper table, Congress Hal. Mr. Lawrence smith dssp.
proved In some way of Mr. Suons's conduct and som
went and told him what Smith had said. of which
different versions Next morning strong sent
smith challenge TO rIosr A DUEL, which the latter
with excellent good hsnied the Speaker
who had appointed Strong snd who at dismissed
Mr. Walsh complslned of this but surely without
causewhst prssidug officer worthy Of bis Office could
have done lesst-IribHas C0ryespoadssoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

~s We have dates from Quebec 10 the Goth
ult The ce on the river St Charles aud on the chan.
mel north OF the Island of Orleans was then nrm and
crossed over daily with seghs and carioles Several
schooners had arrived from the lower parishes with
provisions for ths markets There has been no arrivals
from sea but they daily looked for. Some OF the
steam ferry boats had commenced their trips 10 and
from Point Levy A part of the bGtHyss the Beau
port shore gave way the afternoon OF the 2Oth UT
and man with his horse and sleigh was carried away
with IL but IL not known whether he drowned or
not Albany Argus.
II The late freshet on the Merrimsck did much
injury 10 bridges dams &c. but most especially TO the
Northern Railroad In several places between Concord
and Franklin the track has been entirely swept awsy
and in other places suffered great damage The cost oil
repairing 10 estimated at $1,000. Boston WING
ILLUMIYATIoS IN DETRoIT.-There was very
e. led jubilee in Detroit the Oath, In honor OF the
recent brilliant victories in Mexico The city was nu
minated-tbe Military paraded, and the Eiremen hsd q
torch.light procession. Mr. Davenport who has store
house on the Canada side Of the river his building
upon the occasion.
WHEAT IN NoRTHERs ISDIAsA.-A gentleman
writing from Michigan City under date oil Apfn ~
says The wheat IL entirely cut OF In Laporie LAKE
and Porter Counties at lesst to every appearance eA
cspt In the timber and bsrrens, and out H'e VIII "
worth cutting in the barrens
ER@ BoaBAsTEs PRoDIGIoso was the greatest
and most pious gentleman in the world, but unhappy,
never had poet to sing him. he wanted goodior.
nothing stony farm that lay next 70 MS and belonged
10 law losfer he offered ten times rs value Tor
par, of H. bu, the owner refused to seu one foot Pro
disoso then swore his neghbor fought him. whipped
him paid him twice as much as ne Al nrst offered
PRAYED with him and made peace with him. having ex
pended in all four times the value Of the whole farm
which when be had got H. eosi him more in taxes thar
its income Boston Chronotype.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
Militia LEGISLATION.

A bill has passed the Assembly OF which the
spparsn, object, certainly the obvious effect, IL 10
take away the command OF the FIRST Military Di'
vision from Gen. stryker. the senior Msjor-Gen
ernl, and confer it on an officer some years bis
iunior. As Gen. s,ryker has been thirty seven
wears in commission. and we have not heard OF
spv reason for superseding him, we hope no such
bill will be allowed 10 pass. If the principle is to
be established that law is 70 be enacted by the
Legislature every time it is deemed desirable to
out iunior officer over the head Of a senior later
the manner of MIR. Poks Lieut. General project hon.
orable and independent men will soon refuse TO
accept the responsible and thankless honor' Of
Military station under the State Of New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
The Immigrant Passengers Act.

This bill in which many citizens take deep
interest. has passed both Houses. IL provides that
under suitable penalty the master Of every for
ega ship shall report 10 the Mayor Of this City the
names aud condition of his passengers. and more
fully as to those who are likely to become charged.
bic to this community ---that he shall pay dol.
lar Of tax on each passenger-ths; Gulian c. Yer
plsnck. James Booumap. Jacob Harvey r. B. Mn
turn. w. T. Havemeyer, D. c. Golden, the Mayors
OF New.York aud Brooklyn. and the Presidents Of
the Irish Immigrant and German Societies, Com.
ms,oners OF Immigration. and excellent Sc
lection our Legislature has made. shall examine
or cause proper persons TO examine the condition
OF the passengers on board Of every such ship, and
If any lunstics IDIOTS deaf and dumb, blind or In
FIRM persons shall be found board, not members d
iramigr1t,ng fara,lias, the master shall give his
bond, with security. In 800 each person that they
will not become burdensome 70 any place In tbs
State during the then next five years.
! The proceeds Of the above tar or Communication
money Of 81 each are TO be expended in aid Of
those OF said immigrants who may chance TO re-
qui-e ii. by the above Comnissioner'-if any such
person shall become chargeaole 70 any place they
are. az far as their means will enable them, 10 de
fray the expepse--and If any sOSoEp Immigrant
become public burden. the bondDnen for the snip
may be compelled 10 meet the charge The Com
noissioners may erect any buildings essential Tor
immigrants. extend the Marine Hospital, and sp'
DIV a portion Of the Mariners Fund 10 the humane
object, sptrasted TO them-snd the bill, on the
whole. gives evidence of the great care and sound
Judgment displayed by its trainers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

On the sd inst in the 9th year Of her ag- LUCY r
wife of Francis G. Russell and daughter of the a,s n
Theophilus Smith Of Illinois
Her friends and those Of her family are invitsd n
tend her funeral on Tuesday the oh inst u4P h.
EsstTwenty second ct at the eighth house sm, Of 4
Railroad
Al New-Bninswick, May |, Of dropsy on the s,a
WILLIAM JAMES. son Of Walter Atkn. ssed sys,n
The friends of the family respectfully Invited !
attend his funeral Monday the I'D inst at half p.,s,
O'Clock from rs Firstst His remains will be nksr 1
Greenwood cemetery for internep,
In Brooklyn the LIST inst at the residence II I.s,
C. Smith, Esq Miss MARY ]. STOCKING, aged q yes,
and IL months.
Her friends are respectfully invited to attend Der h
neral to-day. Monday, at o'clock p. NJ from 70 Heh
ST. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood eeue,s,
for interment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
Whig District Convention.

The Wing Electors of the Counties composing the
ner Second Judicial DsT of this State are requested
to send delegates corresponding with their representa-
don in the Assembly to meet in Convention at the Or
snge Hotel in the village If Nevburgh the eleres1
day Of May next at noon d tina, day for the purpose
nominating four Judges Of the Supreme cour; for saiC
District.
Others no, delegates friendly to the above call and II
objects also invited TO attend and take an advisory
part with reference to the proceedings.
ROBT. G. RANKIN
EATHL. DUBOIS,
JOHN A. CROSS
COMMITTEES Of late ID Senatorial District.
mi eswtMy1lDk2tsW<W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

HUNoss or An ExgcurIos.-Ths recen, era.
ton Of two men at Norpeth VA. usher-d In VIA -.
the people crowdine In thousands TO witne.. 1, !.
behaving a. usual. With all the mrth and i,lisv -
fair Its conclusion was trsgedy so horribls tes =
must needs put TO the blush the mos, Eeslous a A.
hsngmsn's advocates who still stand up mr. the -
and advantage OF lesslixed murder. When the cu,-I
were turned of" the ropes found to b. TOO l..
and the feet Of the miserable wretches actually rs.3
upon the fallen beam that they enabled % ~.
themselves their toes and In this position 10 erv -
with agony. Welch distinctly calculating Oh de-,s
Lord have mercy upon me !" and similar expresss..
In this position they remsned some seconds unra 4.
executoner readjused the ropes He then pulled ,hr-
up with violent jerk when the intense suffering n 4.
men becsme still more evident. Matthew's body n
erslly cuivered with sgonv and was drawn into 1rs
ful distortions while Welch whirled round with ~
rspd,y and wss only stopped BY the eSecutoner VI,
seizsd him by bis legs and pulled until his neck "
oroseni Liverpool Mercury
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT GEoRoTrowS.-ysss
day morning fre broke out In the extensive hred a
biscuit bakery Of Mr.. Thomas Brown 81 Geor setcss
The bakery was entirely consumed and another hs.>
ing contiguous TO IT, Insured. National Int ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

DEvELIN's CITY TAX BILL-It provides that al
persons firms or agencies doing business perma.
nently' u in this City. shall be assessed and taxed
here on whatever personal property they employ
in business here in the same manner other resi-.
dents are tsxed-but that merchandise "held on
consignment, to be sold on commission" shall not
be thus taxed. This measure discussed in
Convention, very properly referred to the Legisla
turs. aud our St. Tammany delegation have post
poned it till the 10Th inst-iust two days before the
fnal adjournment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

the judiciary bill
ASSEMBLY.
The Committee Of Nine reported about twenty
bills from the general orders ss proper to be re-
ferred to Select Committees 70 DO reported com
plete. Among these bills were the two Excise
bills one of which repeats the present Law The
other extends the provisions Of the present Law to
New.York
Ga agreeing to the Report Of the Committee OF
Nine. the House voted separately on the Excise
bills-and by vote Of 50 TO a refused to refer
them 70 Select COMMITTEES to be reported complete.
50 these bills remain under the general order. sub
iect 10 the direction Of the House This vote is not
looked upon as indicating the Judgment OF the
House upon the merits Of these bills.
The Dill authorizing the election Of Local Officers
to supply vacancies in the Office Of Judge and Sur
rogats was passed.
The Governor has approved the bill to amend the
Charter Of the Long Island Railway Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

~ The wHIes Of our State, 1t will be seen
are invited to send Delegates TO Convention to
meet at Syracuse on the 18th inst same time and
place as the Loco oco Conven,ionl to consider
what /. proper to be done respecting the choice Of
-four Judges Of the Court OF Appeals. Aithousn"e
hope party nomination will not be made we trns'
evsry County will be fully and wOrthily repre-
scented.
whis,l the time Ia short Act promptly and
heartily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

DISPATCHES FROM GEN ScoTT-The Union Of
Friday night publishes dispatches from Gen Scott
dated Vera Cruz, April 8, announcing movements
Of the army toward Jalapa, which we have already
published in an unofficial form The letters of Gen
Scott also cover report from Col. Hitchcock, Act
Ing Inspector General. containing list of prisoners
of War who were captured at Vera Cruz and An
tigua and subsequently psroled.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELEC TRIO EGRAPH
Later from cen. Taylor.

PHIL hsy z.
BY an arrival at New Orlean. from BrnZos, 18th
ulr we learn that Gen Tay lor was still at Monterey
on the 5th pushing forward supplies and preparing
for an advance toward San Luis Potosi.
Gen Wool, with the main army, was at Aqua
Nueva Everything was quiet In the vicinity OF
the army The wounded were recovering and
the camp was healthy.
Col. Gushing was at Matamoru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

q, and SUDDENLY expired Verdict p...,
temperance and wsn, OF medical s,..nasne- 'on =
coroner held m iuqass, also q, the Filth Wa
rouse on 'h~ bo'y 81 Mary Ward ra,,,. ~ sssse
sged about 70 who found In the ..r.s, =. 10 ~
s.'s OF intosicsuon. snd w.. tskeu 70 N.
mouse where she died the following rorn,n, r.eos
DEAN BY congestion Of the lungs. csp.ss srse
persace" "~'rd ~ ln.sr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
Business Notices.

IK GxNrLEaxN's HATS, style for Spring, lAl
be introduced on "wednesday, March Shy
LEARY a. co. Hatters, Aston House. Brosd'y
Circulars descriptive Of our style viii DO 'of'.
By addressing Us post paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
License Election.

Orange County, hardly mile square of which
has not seen one more families destroyed by In
temperance commencing in temperate drinking. has
gone overwhelmingly License at the late Election
The License mejori,ies reported TO follows:
Chester. 10 Goshen. $50 Newburgh....37:
Cornwall. Hamptonbgh 70 New Windsor l4t
Crawford. IS Miuisiuk. l6s Waikiki ..-.~.13s
Deerpark. lilo Montgomery 200 No-Brg Grove5l
Monroe Mount Hope and Warwick, License lastyesr
no trial this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

SUMMER GooDs-CHTLpRE TUSCAN Ls''
AND STRAW HATS, CAPS, &c. &c.-BErss c'''-
Hstters, l5s Broadway. have just received difsa"-
Paris. a few cases Of the most superb sumna -
ever offered In this city. They win open on ssD
May J. an entirely new and splendid lot OF Ta'e4 y.
horn and Straw Hats and Caps for Children sna ~
trimmed in the most elegant and recherche 'I~ :
in the greatest possible variety The public arc
fully invited to examine them. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

w CARLow's DEFEScE OF TIE SABBATH
has been published for the American Sabbath Tract
Society aud may be obtained Of C shepard l9l Broad
way. It's tbs work Of old su,hor snd was fret pub
hshed In London in l72i 1t Is able defence of the
We've OF those who keep the Seventh instead Of the First
day Of the week az the Sabbath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
state Convention /.

The whie Electors Of the several Counties Of this
STATE requested TO appoint as msny Delegates they
are entitled 10 Members Of Assembly to meet 10 syria.
fuse on the 10Th day Of May ina, to nominate suitable
per.ou. to supported for tho oces of Judges and
Clark Of the courto Appeals IN this State Albany May
/ lssT.
L scHooLcRAvT. L.d CANNON
JAMES HORSER, rHAlER
IANrlK KIM SETH c HAWLEY
w BAYNER. CHAS. KlRKL AND
State Central Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

EY- A fourth trial to elect three Representative.
to the Legislature. from Providence, R. l.. took
place on Friday. and resulted in the choics Of Geo
Rathbonc. and the failure to elect the other two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

~ A rcoinder TO Gen TALLMApcrs sseond
Later on tie condition and management Of the Nsw.
yosx usIvIRsirY ~tn probably eppsar IN our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

EP- TRIUNPHs or YorSo PHYsIc,' or Chrome
Thermal Facts by wILLraS TuKSKR Esq AN NJ D. "
Is pamphlet which deserves the attention of all who
are se@kns information to the best Of preserv
Ing health and curing disease. Published by w. H.
Graham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

DtArH or Mn. DRoMaooLE.-There is no longer
/. doubt Of the decesse Of Hon. Geo. c. Dromgoole,
formerly prominent in the Virginia Legislature a
Member of every Congress but the XxVllth for
the last twelve years. and just reelected by 81 ma
jority after spirited contest He fell victim to
. violent attack Of pleurisy, at his residence IN
Brunswick Co. Va. after avery brief illness.
His death is National loss Gen. Dromgoole
had won high station in Congress by his talents,
discretion aud ssgacity. Although another was
placed at the head Of the Committee of Ways and
Means. Gen. D was the most influential member
OF the Administration party proper In the House
Sr some years past He had the complete conf
aenee Of his party, without provoking personal en-
tnity among his opponents. II any man could have
plotted the misnamed Democracy safely through
the black storm now gatherng-nay, gathered
and ready barst-with regard to Slavery, its Ex'
tension or Restriction. he was that man.
Here We would gladly stop. but Truth and
Pablic Good forbid. This gifted man was for y ears
before bis death victim to Intempersnce. 1t was
the knowledge OF this fact We presume which
dictated the preference OF a man 90 wooden as
Gen. Mckay for the nominal leadership Of he
House. Geo DroDgoole was rarely himself in the
AFTER part Of the day. often 10 part Of it Some
years since he sbo, a neighbor dead in duel aud
we think this did mach TO deepen the hold upon
him Of the terrible infstus,ion sgsinst which his
fiends valny demonstrated and he fratlessy
struggled Oh that his death might prove an
sffscrusl warning TO the thousands of eminent and
useful men who persist in travelling the same
downbll road. Washington City is one OF the
noss peroas localities in the world for men addict
ed tot temperate use OF Intoxicating Liquors,
especially Il they are in Congress. He who, being
elected to Congress. resolves never to drink drop
Is safe, provided he has the virtue to adhere to his
resolution; but ne who drinks little on going to
Congress is in great danger Of drinking much
befvre be comes away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

~ HUGH MAXWELL has resumed his pfO'' 80
Coun.eIor.at-Law,i IN connection with BIZ 80 r. ~
MAxwELL, Attorney and Solicitor, al heir ono, .eI
WALIrST. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

0aeAr REDucrIos-GoLo PEsS-J. T. sAH' ~
gold Pen FOR IS cts, silver pencil included fof"s'gs
The 81 rs Bsgley Pens for Oh So Also 80
Pen for q, which Ia The best and ebespe" PEI ~.
Browns Pens, genuine, at reduced prices D01''
tba nnnnher q Fuiton-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

ET A Havana correspondent Of tho Pcayune,
speaking of affairs IN California at the time Capt.
Emory left says, none Of the ports on the Pacific
had been blockaded and that vessels were enter.
ing aud dischsrging at Maiatlsn without any mo.
lestation. He also says that Col. Fremont had
taken sides with Com. Stockton In his difficulty
with Gen. Kesrney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
N Ar Rrrn
Died.

In Milton. Msss April % by Rev Mr.. Morrison. I
MUND ESDlCOT. of thi. City to Miss ABIGAIL /
ELAIDE SUMNER, of Milton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

re- OLIVER BRoTHER, Plain ara 1881
Primers corner Nassau and Fulton sis. ere ~. -
execute cards, circulars bill heads oian ~
bills, show bills, posting bills, bylaws, psmp
short notice, low prices and in the oes. ~ Of s
REzovALs.-Persons Changing snel rusrrhsasr 9
invited to 10 an examination Of their 'pleDo,u ,jx
.hox hills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

~ KNOX l2s Putonst is now prepared !" ~
his patron, and the public with bis eegans sPrhs =
sqMWkFn
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OwEoo nogs Co. April q, ls47
Mr.. Greeley The vote in this Town shows l72
majority for License Barton, msj; Tiogs 30 dol
Candor 100 do Nichols, Sc do; Newark, No License.
Yours &c. T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

srrroLx co.-The Loco Focos held conven.
ton at Riverhead on the 2ssh-Hon. c. c. Cam.
bfcleng presding-and dominated Hcoa Husss.
Egg estate Surveyor General) for County Judge and
surrogshs ssd WILLIAM wIcKsAx. Jr. Eco for DE-
tfscs Attorney Abel Huntington and VIM sidney
snisA we're appointed Delegates to the State Judicial
Convention