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Ri THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Rumors from Washington.

The following rumors are transcribed from the
washington Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
How much credit should be attached thereto. we do
not undertake to say We fear, however. there
will be many cry Of Peace when there is no Peace
WASHINGTON. May IL, lsi7
learn that Commissioners 10 be sent by our
Goyernment TO Mexico with view ascertain the dis
norons Of the Mexican Government in regard TO peace
and TO conclude peace IL Mexico should accept our
EARNS The preminaries thus settled will be submit
I'd to the Mexican Constituent Congress for ratification
and will of course, await the sanction Of our treaty
mskng power.
senator Benton viii be one Of the Commissioners
senator soue may be another do not think Mr.. Bu-
ehsnsn viii be Of them, unless in the
mean time Mexico should make some positive advances
toward peace. He would not go TO Mexico, think
mon any uncertainty.
we have that the Government has cent orders
N Gen Scott no, to proceed beyond Jslsps. do not
credit H. But granting II 10 be true the orders 10 him
will come too late In my opinion, IS derived from
GOOD sources he must have found at Jalsps the
ssry means of transportation. gentleman here well
seousnted with the speaking Of this subject just
now sad that army moving west south from this
Mace could not find better of transportation at
Lancaster. than our troops the march 10 Mexico,
could find al Jslspa-
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DIET:

On Tuesday, 1lth inst. of spoPlexy, WILLIAM NC
LAUGHLIN IAN old resdenD in the o9th year OF his
sge. -,
His relatives and scqusintances, also OF his sons
William G , Nicholas, Alfred and Henry and son inisw
Peter J. Bsbcock and members OF the Thistle beneFo
Association are invited attend his funeral this al
terpoon At 81 o'clock from bis late residence No ll5
Elzabeth-st
CSr 81 John, N. B. papers please copy.
On Wednesday. 18th Of May OF dropsy' In tne neso,
GEORGE HARVEY DEMAREST, son of James and
~ sbeth Demarest aged n months and III days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
y invited to attend his funeral Friday the 18th inst
Al O'clock from his fathers residence, So West Six
teepthst
Departed this life on the nth March last Doctor
JOSEPH EVANS in the 18th year OF bis age Tor many
wears nby,icisn al No ~ Peck slip In this City. He
died suddenly at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where portion oil
his family reside and where for the past year he had re-
sided In the practice of his profession he departed n
of wears and eminently entitled TO medical honors He
leaves wife and several children Zone an infant In this
CITY to lament his loss
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ARRIVED.
Packet ship Constitution. Bitton


Packet ship Constitution, Britton I'm Liverpool April
II mdse 10 Woodruff s. Minturn.
shin Monticello, Lambert. fm Glasgow, April 3 mdse
TO Durham & Dimon. l53 steerage passengers
ship Marathon (of Boston, Johnson, I'm Hsvre April
3 10 ballast to Boyd Hincken, l53 steersge pas
shin Cotton Planter, Pratt so ds i'm Antwerp. mdse,
TO d Hurlbut & Co. 200 Storage passengers. 18TH
u, Ia, 49, long 35 passed ship showing Grinne Min
turn & Cos signal.
Br barb Psmpero Bertsnt, 80 ds FIN st Ubes, in bal
last TO Thos Wells.
Bark Maria Hersey (of Portland) Gordon q DIS I'm
Guayama PR sugar, &c, 10 Benz De Forest Co. Left
at Jsbos brig Selma, Msrston, loading for NewYork
Doth ut lat % 49, long ~ 49, saw brig Lion OF Bath I'm
Porto Rico for New.Yorkt
Mon,eyidean bark Avilins Brumester so ds I'm Monte
vdeo and Pernsmbuco sth April wool hides &c, 70 "
w De Forest & Co.
Brig Alvano Baker, 20 de- I'm Gusyams PR, sugar. &c
10 Bep De Forest g. Co 29th ut lat . % long II 80
spoke John Dunlap. FIN Boston for Saba
Brig Adelaide G Wsshburn, Glazier, date Msrston
FIN Mayaguez. PR sugar, &c 10 Aymsr & Co Left
briggs Courier for Cork DIS CAMERON do same d y
Sandman brig Glorisn, for New-York. loading; schi
Albion Baltimore. DIS 25t3 ult lat % 10 long g. So
spoke brig Albion i'm Wilmington for Curacao, 16 day
out Capt Geo Marston, late OF the w, died May
sguez April % of brain aver The vessel will remain
at Quarantine for the purpose of interrDg his remains
Brig Georgians (of Portlsnd) Davis 10 10 I'm 81 John
PR sugar sc to Badger Rich. Sailed In compsn,
with schr T r Jones, for Philsd.
Brig kInatia, Smith IL ds I'm Curacao, goat skins
&C to J Foulke sons.
Brig Winthrop, Noah, 10 de I'm Savannah, lumber t,
Price.
Brig .ss. Heath, Lsnpher 10 de I'm Sagua la Grsnde
sugar sc. 10 Rowland Aspinwall
Oldenbursh brig Telegraph, Ahers 80 ds I'm Bremen
mdse to J c Muller. 81 passengers
schr Grecisn. Hcrrick, do FIN Georgetown, sc, luu
ber TO Badger Peck
Sch Afford t. IN Sanford de I'm Wilmington
c. naval stores 10 r Powell,
Schr w Brown. Francis 4 &c I'm Wilmington, NC
naval stores to De Rossett Brown Co.
Schr Melville, Allen, de I'm Washington, NC, NAYS
stores 10 Saml Mitchell.
Below Brig unknown.
SAlLED-Ship Tartar Weber, fer Canton Wind
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dephia at 7 564 The sales Of Southern unworthy
Of report For Meal there large inquiry and the
sales reach 5000 or 5000 bbs at IS and 5000 5000
bbl, deliverable IN June ut 80 For May delivery -
IA ssked. Sales 400 bbis Brsndywne at -. Export,
from lst to llth Msy--2l. go bbs Wheat Flour.
GRAlN-Genesee Wheat IL held at us for all May
firmly. We hear Of no Gales. Corn wv In large de
msnd, and the quotations without particular change
The sales the spot large reaching 5000 or $1,000
bushels Yellow at "a d96i and 10000 this week at %
There were alec sales $500 bushels White Devereux
at "a and TOGO bushels mixed at 92dq3. The iraDsac
tons. 10 arrive, curtsed by the short supply.
About 10000 bushels sod at S3dS7 for June and July
There was fair inquiry for Barley, and 1900 bushels
good sold at 70 cents and 1000 10 on at 20 eta OF
Rye. some 1900 bushels changed hands at lO0dlO2
cents Oats frner. with considerable sales at
$3.50 Export, from lst 70 llth Msy-2i2.7e3 bushels
Corn l0,246 do Wheat; 7il463 do Rye Barley none
80 $40 bushels Oats
WHIsKY-The market s steady, with sales 800 bbls
OF % cents
FEATHERs-we note Gales $500 rs good a, 81 ct.
cash
tons without marked change Some 400 or 500 bbls
new Mess sold At $40 and 200 or 800 bbs old Prime
at ID o6dl3 49,. Sales 200 bbls and half bbls
Prime at US Of Beef we notice sales $50 bbs COun-
try Prime at 25 Lard is heavy. Sales inferior 100
tierces at 81 d9i cents Good IL nominsly 9idlO CITE
In Picked Mests note sales llg bbls and 81 terces
Shoulders at 81 cents. sale Of 10 bids Geo. I'd
wsrdss' sugarcured Hams was made al l06lli cents
Export from Let to 18th Msy-lCs6 bbls Beef 2j06 do
Pork l2723 kegs Lard
OIL-At the East there have been sales 1000 bbls
Crude Whale At 80 cents Linseed here Is very much
unsettled Country is quoted a. 55d60 cents City
65d6s English 62d65, with considerable sales
We understand the shipments from the English
ports since let January, part Of which has ar.
rived are $4,000 gallons Unblesched Spring Sperm
commands 81 o.: Winter I l0al - and Refined
Whale 45050 cents, mos.
GROCERIES-FOT Three Days-The market for Sugar
has become dull and prices Of Muscovado and Of
Cuba Box Of cent y n lower The sales include
$50 hhds Cuba at q G7s cents 500 Porto Rico q AT
and 1900 bxs Havana at a D74 for Brown and u a-i
mos for White The Molasses market for few days
past has been dull The sales are l50hhds St Croix At
33d34 cents 30 Porto Rico 30d33 Is Cuba 20 and
$50 bbls New. Oresns 30, mos The market for COT
fee s quiet and we have only to notice sales Of tai 500
bags Brazil at 'ia7i cents 5dG0O sumaus, 81 and
200 Java, =, and mos.
COPPER--New Shesthing IL taken 10 lots wanted
at 23i cents. mos. 100000 bs Peruvian Pig sold
terms not Easpred.
other descr tons there is In first hands $50 bales
Manila sold from second hands at $500 mos.
HIDFs-The sales are 900 Montevdeo 1000 Angos
tura 1000 Csrthagena and 2s0 New Orleans all terms
made public
BEEsWAX-20OO rs Yellow have been sold f. &c
cents. cash.
FRUIT-We notice sales of 1909 bxs Bunch Rsisins
at 81 co.
TALLOW-saes 10000 10 s prime at 9 cents, cash.
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LEGISLATURE Of Neyv-york...

Manufacturing Compaaies-CoEu Of EU~s-Anthony
L. Rob1tson-GJlst TO Cousses-Ntsled for Common
schools.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ALBANY, May II.
As expected and stated the othe, day the OPP
position of Senator Barlow and bic friends is likely
TO strangle the bill to enable those to who may de-
sire TO do so safely invest their surplus capital In
companies for the encouragement: OF Home Manuisc.
tures The general bill to authorize the formation OF
Manufacturing Companies. with LIMITED personal re
sponsby beyond the capital invested has been amend
ed In Senate by adding the Orskany clause le TO 3
There will be conference between delegates from the
two Houses.
The old Court Of Errors has adjourned for e01. Mr..
Deven reported from House Judiciary Committee Ia
vorsbly TO the appointment Of Anthony L. Robertson as
Commissioner Of the Law Code. The bill to authorize
the Railroads carry freight passed the Assembly u TO
~ The Assembly have concurred In various claims
giving of money grstuities to the Newly orr
University, Geneva College &c. BE 1t RENE that
This 10 Tie House that has lessened propornonsIy the
wretched pittsnce paid to Common Schools, that has
stepped the School Journal and extinguished the
office of School Superintendent substituting nothing
better instead and refusing to allow the People 10 vote
the question of Free Schools for OIL and 10 be paid or
b1 all
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SALES or STOCKS AT PHILADELPHIA, May 49,
Fva Board-sl00OO Texas BIDS spc as 234; 5000 Read
I'd, S. b5 II 800 Reading R. IS 29i 800 do cash 29i
$50 DO s5 80; 300 do b5 30 $500 Penn SIS 74} $50
s Bank b5. ~; 20 Farm Mech Blk 55i g Beaver Mes,
cash 30 100 Reading r. 65sn, 30; 30 Susq Canal II
$4,000 Penn S. 74i $4,000 do b5 IS 5000 DO b5 Isl
5000 Reading BIDS. b5, 73i $1,000 do b5wn, 1874 $1,000
Cam and Amb 6s, ga $500 Ga, o. 1904 400 Read
ing b5, 80 80 Susq Canal II; 100 Morris Canal 1874
5000 Penn IS. b5, IS 5000 Read 6s 80, b5wn, 1874
100 Vicksburg. b5, III
Second Board and Att1-s5OC0 Read BIDS, 73i $1,000
State So .5 IS Ky Blk IS. n $50 Read b5. wn, 29I
800 Nav &C. So 76i $4,000 Texas BIDS sp. '65, 23i
Penn Blk, 3l0 Flem Copper, s5. % $4,000 Texas sp
bds 23i; $50 Girard u 100 Read Sc 29l 80 Vcks III
100 Read, b5, 29i so Fem Cop psf 80 Morris, 1914.
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PRIsosERs-Mqjors Borland and Games, &c

PRIsoNERs-Mojors BoridRd and Games, &c
The following letter is to the Tampico Sentinel
CANCEL SANTIAGO, (Mexico) April 2 le47.
The object of my writing is 10 call the attention of the
commanders Of our army 10 this fact By publication
recently made by Santa Anna he declares that he has
agreed with Gen. Taylor for exchange From this
publication Gen Scott will be led to believe that are
at liberty and with Gen Taylor and the latter that we
are with the former when In fact st here in
prison write merely TO advise you that the Mexicens
are acting 10 bad faith. We confined In the penten
Tertiary, where they conhne for punishment criminals
Of all kinds
The health of party, except msjsr Gaines, who Is
improving lie good.
Respectfully c. C. DANLEf'
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miscellaneous.
PRACTICAL BooK-KEEPIr

81
MIR. G. G. MARSH Accountant author Of the Science
N1 OF Double Eniry Book keeping Smphed, and the
Art of Single Entry keeping Improved continues
TO teach as above
Coip5e Instruehon-The public is respectfully Informed
ard assured that the plan pLTsu@d by Mr. Marsh In teach
log this important branch IL truly Of practice In
Keeping books rather Than course Of lectures on the
lheOry.
The pupil becomes familiar from actual use, with all the
books COZ suiing set, and person Of good capacity
VIII by this course become competent book keeper IN
about one month, and will receive cerihcae 20 that
effect
Prospeciuses with terms be obtsned the rooms
from A, NJ. to 9 p. NJ. mylS 5weod
EOK IOWA. gentleman about leaving for Iowa,
via Pittsburgh, Wheeling Cincinnati, ST Louis. Alton,
and Burlington In Iowa, would lake charge Of any busi
the make cement for some agency
other business Iowa Apply during the present week
TO A. WHEELER, n Beekmsn-sL where references will
DO given. myl3 81
rTHR CHEAPEST STORE in NewYork is FAIR
Il BANKS new hard ware store IS Chaiham-s 81 second
door from the Of Duane where may be found every
article in the line the smallest advance upon cost Call
In and the prices and then judge for yourselves De
pot for American coopers tools myl3 II.
= ETTER COPYING PRESsE--Narious sizes
IL and styles Al low prices also, Ffanciss Improved
Manifold Letter Writer by which The letter is written and
copied The timesold wholesale aud rets BY the
manufacturers. FRANCIS LOUIkELi
myl3 7 Maiden-lsne
ORGAN FOR saba new organ, suitable for
" small church or Chaue, OF beautiful quality OF tone
made by Hall Labsgh Of New-YOfk myl3 lwiss
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Drp pooos.
CLOTHING

CLOTHING
Ofth< most Fashionable d,scryttoH the Chap Cash Plan
Wholesale and Retail
DANIEL DENLfN.
81 John--L ". F.. corner OF Nassau.
rINHE subscriber Is prepared for the Spring and summer
trade with most extensive stock VI Clothing entirely
fresh goods, consisting In part 81
COATS-Ofcs Sacks. TFocbs and sses,ees, from Ella, 2
s. a. 5to 8. Super black and coored Dress Coau and
Frocks s. 6,s 10 TO l6.
PANTS-sprog and Sumner goods Of all kinds 10 cts
slt a to j. French Eoglish and American Cashmere
do S2i. 8. 4, 5 10 8.
yESTs-in splendid variety, 81, IL, Z, q. 3tot
Also a complete and altogether fresh stock OF French
English and American Cloths Cassmeres, Tweeds, Cash
merss, Crotons Csshmeret1es Drsp d'Ee's, Vestings
he. nc.
FROM which he will make the approved garments
to order and guarantee fl and finish he has engaged
the skal Cutters and will employ zone hut tho best
nanda
He pledges himself give good sGii ST from " 10
s25 as hss-on the old plan-casI 81 10 e40!i
~ which h= wisstsfy one VII will favor him Win
csil ,,
~ He goes the principle thst II 10 better To sell
sDO 600 worth per cent than 10000 al ~ per cent
DANIEL DEVLIN, 50 John, cor Nassau.
fui.e
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General Notifies.
GA Plain -tatem.nr.-Tnoup

II Plain -tatement.-Thomps ou's Compound
otflp o. ~ AID Nosd NspnA-Ttis rnsdfrfr- Inc IN
rennon snsn who gave The subjects u Pulmonary.
bronehsl and PectorA Diseases the rigid erEuns-
ring ihi.peOd has performed Of the remark
hp- cures on record Of Pulmonary Consu ptou-secured
me and u ply scans 10 their prAclce
ebo he wkmsst approval q thousands u persons II Ord
blood, &c.
Certificates Of i've wonderful power have been given Ia
sone Instances, and TO .rne By Persons Who
81 any tine viii give verbal verheauon OF their contents
Bot beware or limitations, and purchase Thornpsous
COMPOUND Syrup ofTar from none but advertised
or II those shove suspicion o. dealing II eouui-
IL Il frequently usef and highly ended By
Of he most respectable pfysicsn. 10 NeS-YorE and Phil
adelphia
Prepared only by AUGNEY L DICKSON, n 2 cor Of
Fifth and spruce Fhilsd phia Sold wholesale and
r-Isn BY WYATT & KETCHUM. general Aeeuu III
Fulton Of and At rs BroAd~sy ~ 3m'n
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
~ Bachelors instantaneous Liquid Hair
Dye decidedly the best el offered 10 produces per-
fectY and natural color without staining the ssin
leaving the hair soft and elastic The natural hair sold
hy WIN. BACHELOR, WsllsL Price hair bottles
81 So whisker bottles 81 Copy he address ar lmiseod
WIGS AND ToUPEEs
~ Batchelor'- ne W invented Wigs and &C alps
are ne most perfect and natural specimens u Tie 81 Of
Wig mskirg The public are invited 10 inspect arge
assortment Manufactured only BY VIM. BACHELOR, 2
r. No Charge until the Hair IL Restored
BEALS's HAIR RESTORATIVE 10 applied OF he above
terms Al the Office Toe Nssssu-sL ~ B-For those who
spply II themselves Il i for sac. myll 3mis
~ Hyer's Pills, Depot No. 140 Pulton-st. ID
BE- without his medicine; and 20 will be- after faith
ful Trial OF hem. my5 n.
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CENTLEMEN's SPRING and Summer WesL-
NOur stock Of ssasonabe goods comprising tao latest
ard most fashionable styles In the market IL offered Tor In
.peetion under he assurance thai tbs endsayos
which have el!ced very liberal share OF paI0nase Will
b. aXertsd give satisfaction In The style and make Oh
garments In particular would commend 10 The allen-
, OF who proved the truth of our assertions
H. efrrerce superior cut " pantzoons We are ena
bic. 10 nish, our assortment VI Csssimsres and Drl
lnzs rid those In Of Light and airy garment,
several highly approved styles Of Sacks
From the particular attention directed 10 Army ana MA
w work Uniforms furnished In s'ric conformity To
regulations and have a~sys on hand goods To answer
the requirements ~ all grsdes 81 the service.
WIN r. JENNINGS 90. Diapers and rslors,
a22tsf 81 Broadway. American notol.
DIBBONs ANUEM ~ very ehssp-
IL RDbons from Sd yard upward rich chsnseus % ana
"a. ps nc al CLARKS. l67 0reeowichsL
myi2 2dss between COrdsnd and Dey.sts.
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pAWBARN s SON,

no Bold ST Liverpool
~ Sole Agents for NiekoVs Registered PAleioi, re-
spscty call the attention Of Merchants Captains, and
visitors Liverpool, 10 the extensive alterations 10 heir
premises rendered necessary by the great increase OF
business they beg TO slate thar having adopted me system
bv 10 reduce their scale Of prices observing the same
lime that the quality and manufacture OF their goods VIII
h in no respec inferior bat will maintain The high char
setsr for excellence It, and orsmanshP hey have hith
erio been esteemed fos. 80, ,.A.ru
ra o.,.s,,TnS ThIs- 40 Red-sL Liverpool
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wARToN5s ERVALENTA.

OONSTlHAIlON (COSTiNkNEsS) DES hOI ED
O5sttHdfc and AbttUai Constipation fCostire
ness only totally overcome bat also completely droy
ed rItkOd ,fsiag eifAtT gGttues INFECTIONS baths,
sya natural, simpk, agreeable md 'HJaitok tae, ,s'
Ctly dtsc0rsred N France b, NJ Waron % hue hroaS
liels, Parts" Price so ceeis
A PERUSAL OF THIS TREATISE cannot fail 10 die
pei all doGbI IN the mind " any reader " the genuine
eaTarier and gTea nPoriNo OF his discovery which has
agitsed France Engs and Continent with ~
narksbie results This great remedy 10 light palats
AMI delicious FOOD cSllec " Ersalenla'-a Vegetable
Rsrns-sn come res 9ccts resembling Arr0w-roOL
The --Atlse and ErvAenta knty on hand al tn-
Ma ne Depoi Of Warrior Of Paris expressly estahifh
for ..-ir sale, a. HENRY JOHNSONs Drug and Chefci
csl store, In the Granite Building. rs Broadway cor.
ner ChamberssL ~ Purchasers must remember thai
there no genuine Ervsenta but Warriors lsf 3niseod
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Udr0 Hleetinas .

~ Eighth Ward-Sirh .4i,,mBly Dsfriet q
meeting Of the Convention comprising Delegate from
each Election District OF The CHIN Ward elected in Dis
trct meeting The credentials Of The Delegates having been
submitted the Convention wss caief 20 order, and SAM
@. RAYMOND was appointed Cbsirmso snd DsviD :
CRaNE Secretary The object u the meeting hzyir 2
been sisted The Delegates proceeded ballot Tor one
Delegate represent this Disict 10 Syracuse Convention
snd three Delegates to City Cow on when the follow
ing persons were declared unanimously elected
SAMUEL o RAYMOND.
GEORGE zABRIsKiE, JAMES GRIDLEY,
SAMUEL G. RAYMOND.
On motion Rroiued That the Delegates tsve power 70
supply vacancies sAML @ RAYAOND. Chairman
DAVID S CsASE, Scores mylS IT.
" Twelfth Ward.-A inserting %, The wings
Of the Twelfth Ward held Al P. McGIires, Third
enue Of One Hundred and Nnlhst May 10. l847
pursuant the call OF the Ward and General Committees
and CHARLES NJ. GRAHAM Jr. was sppoilied Chair
and WARRES BEADy Secretary TIE objects Of the
meeting having been 'Tp alned, u was unanirnousy
RssolUed, That EDGAh. KErCHUM be ~ pointed Dele
gate from the sixeen1 Assembly District TO the Wig
Judicial Convention t. ~ held ~ Syrs cass.
Delegates then appointed from tnis Werd 70 g .
Wing Judicial District Convention to be he'd it Broad
THOMAS CARNL1N. CHARLES ". GRAHAM, Jr
IsAA ADRIANCE.
TWAS Res0ired That the legations have power 10 ~
vacancies and that these proceedings be published.
ChAs NJ. GRAHAM, Jr. Chairman.
WARES BRADY Secretary myl3 II
~ Thirteenth Ward-At meeting of the Wing
Electors Of lbe Thirteenth Ward, held al ITALIAN Hal
May H. 1917 pursuant 10 the call Of the General Commit
10 select delegate TO The Convention % be held 81
Syrscuse-aso send three delegates 10 the Convention
to be held 81 The Broadway Householder w. WHITE
called 10 the Chair and w. w. Lyon appointed Sc
cretary.
90 notion-Resoired, That committee Of Eve he sp
pointed select suitable candidates for such delegates
Mr. ". J. Boyd. Obedish NewcOmb, Dr.. Wells, John
Cooper and Samuel Atkinson, were appointed such com
mitee.
The committee reported Mr. WIN TYSON a. delegate
n Syracuse-Messfs
OBEDIAH NEWCOMB. EDWARD COLLIN and
NATHANIEL J. BOYD
delegates TO the Broadway House.
Report Of the committee was accepted.
On motion-R,solued. That The proceedings Of thi.
meeting be published IN The Tribune.
Re'oi.ed we now adjourn A. w. WHITE, Ch'mn.
w. w LYOS, Sec'ry. myl3 II
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" SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.

CLEAhED.
Ships Wapole. Richardson, East Indies Williams
Green: Tartar. Weber, Canton, Booth Edgar Ash
land Hawley Vera Cruz. Sturges Chairman Co
Bark Stratford. Besl, New.Orleans. johnson g. Low
Brgs Chenamus, Herman. Havana Atkins Il Co
Rival Shipley, Halifax. Bsche McEvers Psz, Vidal,
Ponce PR. Harmony, Nephews CO. Mary Ann
Isaapd Philadelphia; Mstamoros, Wollen st Msrys,
Nesmith g. Wash Susan lngrsham Blackington, Kings
ton Elwell g. Co; Holden. Higgins, Bucksville, sc.
Schrs J eager, Rogers. II Domingo eager: shy
lock Croker Guayams Elweli g. Co Sarah Catch,
Denney Halifax. Ms, Howes, Godfrey Co Thomas
Hooper Green Baltimore. J McCresdy Co; Alfred.
Greenfield Philadelphia, Plat Van Brunt
Steamer Anthracite Kenset, Philadelphia.
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THR AMERICAN ECCALOBEON,

HA.ehng Machine patented In February last, Is low
open for exhibition for TIE hss time ~ 73 Broadway d.
rse.y oppost- The Howard Hotel As curiosity slote
II stands unrvs-d with any attempt which has preceded
r. but this Is not the design Of ne psleniee merely
smu.e he visitor The machine intended Tor practical
use either 10 iis application To The single farm house, or
on Al extensive scale Al cost bat LIKE exceeding
binary Inorter to cover The necessary expenses
n bringing Il before The public charge Of 3 eeui. viii
be maj. for admission. ml2 iws-
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MARRIED

10 Brooklyn on third day the llth inst before Francis
Striker Mayor Of the city and according to the cere
mony of Friends. NATHAN SOUTHWlCk TO ELIZA
BETH & MASON, both OF the City OF Brooklyn