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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
Keep Mt Work .

The greater number viii barely vote and be on
to his daily business, and to await the returns.
Thu valiant few will stand at the Polls to greet and
10 eotreat their personal friends or if he leaves 1t
will be TO visit his acquaintance or neighoors' ana
psxusds them to como up and vote. Reader VIII
ysu be one Of this faithful band7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, April l., lS41.
Elk. Gov Seward of your State has been here
several days and has received great attention from our
citizens.
Mr. Prescott the historian has, ike him. been svis'or
here. but left town today for home.
The Mayor has issued his proclamation Tor genera
Illumination next Monday and citizens will make
all preparations for great display IT the occasion were
for Peace instead of Victory there would be more True
rejoicing with our Friends. oo,,s s..
SALES OF srocKs-Fra BOdrd-loo s; Bsn as. %,
II Tehish 2st so Vicksburg Bk b. III ooO ie&as
a. :, bds % 300 u s. Trea Notes, l0lt 100 Nsvn
ISIS. :6i so Morris 2li 800 Nsvn g. so 30 800
Texas 10 per ct 5, 81 1000 do per CT ~ lo,y Sss
=. Isf5 b5 s6 1000 ST cash. III 5000 do, Monday
10 30 Morris S. 2li "A vicksburg bS 3Oi 1000 Ires
Notes. per CT lOli 1000 Texas Notes Ia ~ Eead
cash 3Oi 1000 per ct Urea Notes. lOlt 1000 Texas
Notes Is 1900 do, IS to l5f.
Second Board and 4ters0O Texa. 10 per CT Bos ~
50do per CT 22; coo Treas Notes 25, lOlt joVo Cs
IS ls67' 1904 200 Morris, % 1000 State os ~ II
North Bk KY 81 1000 Treas Notes per co. ioli o %
Morris ,5 %: 80 do, q 100 Vicksburs, III lVVo
u s per ct Treas Notes l0li $500 Texas Notes loi
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Chaucee of Success.

We fear that some Wings will neglect their duty
today under an impression that there is little
chance Of slecting Brady. Wewould remind such
that Corners majority over Hall for County Clerk
at the November election was only 1872. Brow
nell certainly must be worse scratched than Conner
wss. while Brady should certainly have the full
vote Of his party Courage, friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
CHALLENGE Freely.

Good voters are not hurt by it, and II pad ones
nu.ter and threaten it will only prove that the
.hot has taken effect Let two men who know the
sy.I voters Of the District stand at the poll to chal
lenge and if any man whom neither Oh them
know offers to vote, let him be challenged and
nusskionad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

NorHfxs FAETHIa IRON NKw .MTxico.-The
STEAMER Tsrnsrans arrived ls morning from Weston.
Sofsrthsr Information than that brough. oJ MI CAdwe
hsd zen received from New Msxics The TsrnerAns
reports four feet water In the channel u the Missouri
aud failing Among the passengers were MAJOR u W.
cammilss. lsdlss AgsN % business connected VIII
Rocky Hoan,sAs NsliAsf bfings la<ll xeaoe u much
importance. tst Lsuis uatop, Aprl z
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MT. s.rxs, the Commissioner.

Give TAYLOR q lit whenever possible He
b sssons and popular, while Leonard Is Moses e.
Of that name. but the latter gets tbs National he
iosn vote. which will help him thousand or So
Never mind--we can beat him II we will. Don't
hil 10 poll every possible vote fcr Jo'ErH T.
TAYLOR
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CITY ITEMS.

NE. HILLS CoscERI.- The Festival, so eagerly
looked for last week but OF which the weather Chang it
a, the more for bad cold it gave US deprived the
whole immensely of the public Is to take place this
Tuesday, evening For the sake Of the two thousand st
least. impatient little hearts and the three or four thou
sand Certainly of coarser ones about which we don
care a copper whether they are impatient or Motive
invoke for the occasion the arest Of skes the bright
est of stars-(ony let them be half as bright as those
tyinkng eyes D-the sotest zephyrs, and, above all
that every soul OF the two thousand may be early at
the door 90 as to be OF getting seat The three or
four thousand will OF course be there in attendance
OpyRA-Lucre:ia Borgid was given last night
for the third time to brilliant though no. crowded su
dience by whom it was heard with great satisfaction
Many persons of opinion that this the best OF DOM
zettis Operas. We hope ere long to find room for a
word about this point well as to speak OF the mode in
which 1t Is produced a. Pslmo's.
u The Havana Italian Opera Troupe, seventy
persons In ALL arrived yesterday afternoon in the bark
Rapid. We understand they not going to Boston
but will open In this City on the first Of May.
~ OF Florences Nominations last evening,
we have room only say that they were of the most
brilliant character.
" Mrs. WRIGHT gives her second Lecture at
the Society Library this afternoon at o'clock.
E- We are compelled by press OF matter to
omit the proceedings Of the Board of Assistant
till todsys Evening Edition
Es' Tuesday being election day, the Farmers
Club will not meet till Wednesday nth, at l2 NJ Sub
80, sr di.cu..ion Grafta Cuttings and Seeds liberia
supply of which will be distributed
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List Of Vessels ashore under SACRIFICES.


ship Diadem, dismasted- Bark MopAng Capt Boo
bear Government stores, total loes brss Caroline
Capt Sutton. Government stores, oIged Mary Ann
-, do do win, Decker do total lose Orion Randall
do bilged. Ellen & Clara, -, do. doubtful. schoon
ers Scar -, suters stores, total loss fheoe EhLa
Howard. Government stores ught-bad situation. Lou
ga Smith. DO, total loss Elsnore. =, DO do sea
Nymph Drew. do do; Monitor, sword: do do b.anen
Z sayre do do Harriette Smith, Williamson, do do
Corrine, - do do Ellen, smith do do oscar Jones
=. do. Of in few days: T. H. Walker, -, do. total
loss A. 6. Horton - do bilged Tonic, -. do do
Mary PrAm Goline do do Pacific, Mcks do, total oss
VolsseO, -, do do, Enterprise -, dismssted' totA
loss Caroline, do do Brig Othello total loss.
North Of Tie Caste.
Brirs Paiterson John Potter Pensacola ana one big
M 2 IL knnpYn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

On the 18th inst ELEANOR ADELAIDE, only daugh
ter Of James and Jane Msgoven, aged years months
and IL days.
The friend, OF the family, and the members Of the
NJ. NJ. Protection No. IL, are respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from 50
Genseyoortst near Washington.
On the lst Of April at her residence In Knoxville,
Tennessee Mrs ANN ELIZA WHITE, relict of the late
Hon. Hugh L. White, for many years distinguished
member Of the U. S. Senate from that Staspb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
FOREIGN MARKETs....P Washington roms
LiverpooI NIarkets....MARcH 10.

sugsr-The market continues dull, without any greal
change in price Rce-5OO Carolina sold al Z5saZs and
5000 bags Bengal 2s sd % for low middling 70 fair
white, being a decline Of Is per cwL Turpentne-Ho
sales reported but previous prices are fully maintained
In consequence or large purchase In London, our
own prices have farther tendency 10 ADVANCE Tara
ANAL parcel of Archange Tar 200 bbls have been sold
al les
The business 10 Montreal Pot and Pearl Ashes has been
extremely limited. but the quotations remain unaiered
seeds-There has been doing al the recent decline
about 80 800 bags French Red Coyerseed have been Ia
ken 47s 6da4ss and small lots OF White 5Jsaoos
per cw duty paid about $50 casks old Faxseed al as ID
10 sos per cssk The Tslow market u dull, but Peters
burg, T. C. pretty steady Al 5s 100 casks old Tsow OF
FOOD quality were forced Cd a. 500 In other very
little has been done American Lard Ia rather higher, al
Ihough 80 kegs were sod during the week al 5ls 3D. 90
Kegs brought 55s to SIS sad Isl bbls SIS per cvt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

- Our thanks are dus to our correspondent Nelson
and also 10 Purser WEIGH Of the 8 Steamer Proeton
for their propness in forwarding intelligence Of the
recent stirins evsnis 1t ysrs Cruz. Their eommunics
tors were published In part In yesterdays Evening Ed
lion. but they now superseded BY the Ofesl Dis
patches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

GOLD PENS IS CENTS ONLY. srLvEs PENCIL iSoicn-
yn-J w CREATION & Co. II Cedsr.st keep lsrgs end
well selected stock of gold pens OF every desenPuoo
from a common article at IS cents up 10 Levi Browns
celebrated premium pen, and are ready to supply the
wholesale or retail trade better terms than can b
found at any other establishment Persons bsJ'os 10
sell again will find it their Interest to examine sheir
stock before purch asipg elsewhere.
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cHAPMAN'S AMERICAN DRAWING. BOOK.

CHAPMAN s AMERlChN phAWl LUBBOCK,
20" The hrs, number OF this Drawing Book, which
will comprise the Primary Lessons and portion Of the
Elementary part of the work is now passing through
the press and will probably be published about the st
of May The great amount OF srtis,ics labor bestowed
upon this part OF the work has delayed the pubcsnoa
longer than anticipated when il was frs, announced
The illustrations and Embellishments far superior to
those of any work ever published u, the country and
as work Of art independent OF It's mer,ss drawing.
book. it will unquesiionaby command large sale
Those, therefore, who desire to secure
EARLY IMPRESSIONS FROM THE PLATES
will please send in their orders Immediately
= This Part will be bound In the School Atls style
for schools and in the usual psper cover style ssS
Price so cents In either style.
~ Those put up in paper covers can DO sen. BY
mail j. s. REDFlELD, Clinton Hall
"a 3teodD3tW3tNY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

~ 1t cant be that anybody but JOHN STEW
ART is to be Alderman OF the Fourteenth, If the
Wings of that Ward are not shamefully recreant
But some part of the WING ticket may be in dan
ger and we implore every Wing to do bis utmost
today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
Court CaIepaar. WEDNESDAY,.

SUrEHIoE CoURT-Nos :, 81 IL, -, 50, -, % TO I'll
r. So o. 81 90 o. % l0l lO7. III. liz ia, lis. III
lie lle l2l I23 ia lo3 50 S. 10 l04 TO- 3 80 q, IS
50, 81, %. a. 81. a.. l33, 90. ST. IS 81, IS.
CfRcurr CouEr-Nos. 3 "a. AZ a, ~, - -, II, 20
81 - 81, 92i, 90, %, 9fi, 81. p, ~, 100.
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One Veto

Nay elect BRADY or TAYLOR, and give u,
whig Common Council. Who wiz neglect 70 oe
rosiH III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

PAINIISG DEsTRo1ED On Monday evening
last We regret 10 say that the magnificent painting OF
The Departure Of the sraei.es which has been open
fog exhibition for some time pas, si the Commercial
Reading Room vas nearly destroyed By accidentally
catching Gre. The painting 10 estimated 10 be worth at
east 1000 and was insured Informed for but
. snail portion Of shN amount N. o. Delsa, ID VT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

NAPOLEON BosaPAsrE This distinga,sh.s -.a.
enlenan has s re.,ip pisce In the hsns Q, All L
Of human liberty; and hence Il 10 that the nsny S.s
sno gsnoieme representations OF his aefsl ossssr,s =
many nocssncs 10 see IL IL 10 10 be exhibited lods,s
and u, r; NJ when also variety Of oAsr a. k.a.
aud amusing performances took place, snd he 49,
Orsng OEisng. the most Interesting living eres,srs A. s
world car be al al hours OF the dsy and 1900. 1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

ELECTION IN JERSEY CrrY.-P. C. Dummer
Wing was yesterday elected Mayor Of Jersey
City BY a majority Of e2s over II. n. Frysth For
Dumner 423 for Fryath l95.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
Election Of Judges.

The Loco. Fooo Members Of our present Legisls'
ture have held a Caucus and called State Conven
ton Of their party to nominate four Judges OF the
Court Of Appeals and Clerk OF said Court ana
mt In train measures for calling similar Conven
tons in the several Judicial Districts as soon rs
those Districts shall have been formed 30 1t
would seem 10 be settled, 30 far as the authority
Of the leaders Of one party can settle IT, that our
Judges are to be chosen by party and for party as
much a. possible 1t does not at all disappoint us
10 see this game attempted by most of those con-
eemsd In it, yet we are at once surprised and pain
cd to find the name Of Joseph f. Flanders of Frank
lin among those of the officers of this Caucus.
The great danger now is that the palpable and
imminent necessity created by this movement
for some concentration Of those who disapprove 1t
will impel Ae Ways TO call an antagonist Conven'
ton Of like party character, and thus plunge our
new Judiciary directly and perhaps inevocably
into the fatal vortex Of Party Politics. We most
fervently trust that no such misstep will be taken
by our friends Of the Legislature, or, II taken that
the People will not regard it. What is plainly re-
CURED is Court Of Appeals as also Supreme
Court owing nothing to Party for their elevation
ADD entirely above the influence of Party IN their
Ssss,.l ssurse. This is not to be secured ], seems
plain " .. by attempting 10 cast out devils by
Dee)xceeb But let the Wings peremp'orily de-
cline 20 make party nomination and let a num-
Der Of influential citizens unite in calling State
Convention, at proper time and place, Of all those
who dssire the best possible Judiciary, ndepend
sns o( party considerations. To this Convention
les sach Assembly District choose one Delegate
ssd lot IL meet and put ia nomination candidates
srinsss for capacity. probty, energy and indus
ny--ihe two Las, indispensable in the members Of
sas Court Of Appeals, unless We are willing to see
isspeedily and hopelessly choked and our whole
Jsdicisl System pAalyzed II not ruined. soch
Cssvsston. nightly constituted and selecting IRON
De vurSous parties candidates Of unquessione fit
ssu would almost certainly command the conf
dsncs Of the State and the election Of it, nominees
g Grove Of signal and enduring benef, TO the
q in regard to its Judiciary alone, bat as
o. protest against the imposition Of party
sSso-. where they have DO proper business
Why shal not this coarse be adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

F Old FIFTEENTH remember that TWELVE
HUNDRED for BRADY You can't be excused G
single vote Of it Pile it up before shutdown, and
have the evening 10 yourselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

PREPAsE FOR SUnNER-Now 10 tho time TO ponn =
brace the physical system 90 IS 10 enable II 70 -
against the enerysllng heats OF Summer The cord's
the blood al the expiration Of Winter, owing 70
perspirsion during thai and from o'hs. es
not proper state TO ress, diseases, nor are me
powers, which are generally oyertased by the ~
cold weather in their fall yigor. 10 fact, ens's
state Of the animal machine 10 meet new CHM a.
necessary e. a change Of clothing. To pufss ~
blood It's unhealthy particles, and impar 70 - -
trilive chsrscer-in short, 70 reinforce the wsoe .
for The c.mpaisu Of summer, there Is no prspsr'a''
etaescious ~ SAsDs's sAssAPAaiLLA. .to
PREPARED and sold. wholesale and retail, By 4 80
SANDS, Wholesale D.uggiss, 100 Fulion-st CO.. -
willam-sl z7s Broadway, and n East sfosaSr - 4,
York Sold also by Druggists generally hf@sn
Unised States. Price Oh per bottle o, ak 'o'''s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

TEssEssKE-The Loco oco State Convention
me, ct Nashville the Ia; Inst The present ineum
bent A. >. Brown. yves nominsied for Governor BY
scclamst!on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

R- The Wing vote of our City for Mayor WAS
In '45..7O3e In '46....l4,9 96
Or rather more than double that of the proceed
ing year Let us Just double it once more, and it
will ba about right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS 81, Silver PENCIL
INCLUDED also magnificent Pen for 50, which 10 the
best and cheapest pen in the city Points warranted
I Y SAVAGE 90 Futon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

ST. Krrrs-His Excelency Charles Thornton
Cunnngh ham Esq the Lieut. Governor Of ST Kits died
at that Island on the l4th Of January His Honor, the
President Hon Robert Clsxton. soon after sworr
in as Administrator Of the Government The morta
remain. Of Gov. Cunningham were inferred In public
manner at the expense Of the colony
rR' Col Hays has arrived in this city on bis
way from Washington. lie has been authorized 70 en-
l.st man for bis regiment for term Of twelve months
portion Of which he IL prepared 10 take from this State
should spirited young men offer. IN O. Delta April T.
~ Coz. J. j. HARDIs, before he received hi:
:sta wounds al Buens Vista. had captured flag iron
the enemy which with hs horse be requested Should
be sent home as last memenlo ~ bis wife
II The Boston Times says number Of the
ciusens OF Boston have determined to purchase ths
highly trained horse BucephAlss belonging 10 hessrs
stnds. Lent g. Co. and present him TO Gen. Taylor.
- The Cincinnati Arts Union have offered q
Hiram Powers the sculptor the sum Of $40 600 for hi
Zee copy OF his Grsek Ssre and piece The the sue
jecl Of which he 10 himself 10 choose.
II The corporation Of Harvard College have
appointed John g. Jackson. NJ D.. professor OF pstha
LOGICAL anatomy Oliver wsadell Holmes NJ D. Park
man, professor of anatomy; Jeines Wyrnsn NJ D., Hoo
ssy professor o comparative sos,omy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

u GESTIEaESs HATS, style FOR Spring isf7, will
be introduced on Wednesday March 3by
LEARY & CO Hsiters, Aston House. Broadway.
Circulars descriptive OF our style Will b Forwarded
by addressing US post paid. MID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
Movement, OF Gen. scott.

II will be seen by Gen Scots Dispatch under
date Of March %, that he had commenced organ
izing an advance into the interior. This may have
been delayed a few days waiting the arrival Of ad
ditional means OF transportation In the mean
time joini operation, by land and water, was t.
be made upon Alsarado. No lateral expedition
however. would interfere with the grand move
ment toward the Capital The Charleston Mer
curry says
Gen scott has shown great pTomptitude in fonowin.
up his victory sufficient force 10 take AlyArado Wa
immediately dispatched under Gen. Quitman The mali
army 1t IL supposed would take up the line Of marcel
for the City OF Mexico by way Of the Castle Of Perote
It's force Is full 1900 electives battle expecie,
al Punte del Rey strong pass unless II could be turn
ed Of which there are good hopes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
- Wings Of the Fnr. srcoss FurH

- Wings Of the FIhsI. srcosp. FUrH,
osvssrH. EleHrH, TWELFTH and srvKsrrnsrH
wGds the hopes Of . reformed Common Council
rsss upon yoal DO not dissppoint them You
hswe excellent candidates, and are able 20 succeed
- ysw own strength II you win bot call IL oa, :
- ~ let IL be said that our triumphs were ali
~ isWards where our advesares were divided
q Two o. three tickets but see that you vndiea,e
car shlty 10 carry the City any how Organize
''.sk 'Commitsess 10 day II you have 50 log neg.
.scssd Il, and draw out every Wing voter who can
b persuaded 10 60 10 the Polls Now 10 sbs
hoW Let Il net pes uainprovsd!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

cY We lost the Aldermen Of the Second last
wear by % votes OF the Fifth by lO3i OF the
Twelfth by lOs votes. These and as many more
were thrown away by votes cast for the hopeless
Native tickets Will the burnt child never shun
| he Gral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
LiverpooI Grain Markets. MARCH Is

Ia confirmation Of the prospect OF eased arrivals
we have TO note for this day market liberal supply OF
NEST kinds Of grain produce coaswise and from abroad,
especially o. Indian Corn srd Flour Of which the imporia
ten Il. abundant and the export to ireland considerable
tnipauenced by the stability OF other English markets,
nese large supplies and those into ireland exceeding the
present and have produced depressing effect here
FOR although attendance OF local and country
mers appeared tns morning the Transactions IN any de-
scrpGon Of Wheat upon limited scale, and dec line
OF Sd per fob from the Of Tuesday Last was general
ly conceded English and Irish Flour, being extremely
dcull sell. each was nominay cheaper and American
u slow request Al az abatement OF - 10 e 81 per bbl
Beans also raIhsr depressed In value Peasy upon
moderate sale maintained ale prces Oan contipuns
nearly without inquiry way Id per - % and Oatmeal
Is per load Indian Corn IL the absence Of farther orders
Urgent 10 effect sales reduction OF 4s 10 30 per i50l
decidedly established. The accounts from Americs re-
ceved this morning however quote ex.vsgsni rates for
Graa and Flour, which with greatly advanced frelghb
and lower Of exchange would sesfeey Gear HEM
selves a. our present cunency. We quote Foreign Wheat
per 10 lbs Canadian free red, Halls Sd do White lis
sdai2s United States free red, lis 5dss Cd Go White
l2sl2s ID Indian Corn per $50 lbs, free 65soss Corn
Me-. per l6 lbs 3a32s; Flour Canadian per b5 4oa4ls
United States Flour 4oa4ls Sour Sos36s Cd
NARcB l9-Wetnesday and yesterday, several parcels
Of American Flour were purchased shipment France
aad cos.twise The demand has been freely met BY hold
era The prices Of Tuesday were without change. Al
our market this morning here was fair attendance OF
buyers and tolesby good business WA transacted n
Wheat and Flour tbs full prices of last Tuesday Wes
cru Cans. Flour realized i0s per bb and the extent Of
sales since Tuesday estimated At 80 900 bbE Peas were
IN recues, late Incisn Corn was ls TO "a per ar
lower but more bu doing Al the dec1e. There
change IN the value Of Oats, Barley or Beans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

~ The steamer Aida Will leave for Albany on
Monday morning 18th inst, instead OF Wednesday as Cd
vertised.