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put THIS document would seem to Justify such charge
Juan Morals, Genea Of Brigade Of The Meres1 Rpr6-
he % TIE kati0z and IL Aliies
1t having come to my knowledge that some chiefs and
officers Of the invading army Of the United States,
which have operated against Vera Cruz, said that
General Scott bad previously advised me that the
families could leave TO avoid the evils attendant
upon bombsr1meni, and that consequently those
which have happened are ehsrgesble upon me
in order tina, neither any future time any
accusation Of injustice may stgmstze the defence
of Vera Cruz, declare tina. 1t Ia false that any
such advice vss given; that the only commun
cation | have derived from General Scott tended
to summon In general terms TO surrender that even
the neutrss were prevented from leaving The place
that II the Mexican families could have left the enemy
would not have occupied the place without fret buryns
il, defenders In the ruins JUAN MORALES.
JALAPA april "a, ls47.
Gen. Scott is said to have dispatched nessen-
ger to Mexico or to the point occupied BY the Legiss
tive unts This is heold song and the olive branch.
VERA CRUZ, April %, ls47.
An express is in this morning April %, lsi7,l
bringing intelligence Of the continued advance Of Gen
Worth and some disconnected rumors from the City OF
Mexico The citizens are throwing up walls Of sand
fancy around the place and expect the soldiers to de-
end them How far their expectations will be realized,
we msy Judge by the past.
The public voice is openly heard in opposition 10 the
late Mexican demsgogue, Santa Anna Coward
Down with the traitor the cries that are now
heard in the Capital.
lam very happy to learn BY this express that General
Shields is not dead he is improving The steamship Is
expected TO move every moment
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Adjournment Of the Legislature.
.lSra7aic DspatcA Of The Mar York Daily Tribune.

rug LrFf'ef' ~ Nf'N-'~~
AIBAxY, May l3-1PM.
The Legislature adjourned at III o'clock this
morning The number Of acts passed is about 100.
The duration of the session has been l29 days
The following acts were passed;
Appropriating the annual revenues Of the Common
school Literature and United States deposite funds
amounting Commissioners Of the Code and the Practice
general acts for the incorporation Of Rural Cemeteries
the act providing for the Registry Of Births Marriages
and Deaths the Emgrant Passenger act; the general
act for the construction Of Plank and Turnpike Roads
for completing the Natural History Of the State the
Election act including among other provisions one to pre-
vent betting a, elections to divide the State into Judi
cal Districts for the organization of Superior Court
and Common Pleas in the City of NewYork; the seve-
raj acs for resumng the prosecution Of the Erie Canal
Enlargement the Genesee Valley, Black River and
O.wego Canals and the Oneida River Improvement
the Railway Freight act authorizing the several Rail
roads TO carry freight during the year By paying Canal
toll lthe bill takes effect lst November next the Re-
neal of the Excise Law for the Enrolment Of the Mill
tia of the State the authorizing the Judcisry the
License Law This law repealed by vote OF 10
to- in the Senate and Of G. 10 % in the House
The time for holding election for Judges, Surro-
gate. District Attorney, &c &c has been fixed for
the 9Th day Of June instead Of the 3lst of May as
was originally intended. The Senate last night
receded from this amendment to the Judicial bill
respecting the election of Recorders so that those
officers are to be elected at the approaching cleo
ton in all the Cities except New.YOrk.
The Committee of Conference on the Manutac-
turing Bill were unable to agree on any moditca-
ton of the Personal Liability clause to be reported
to the two Houses so this important bill lies over
The Anti Rent matters, and bill organizing Courts
of Cancellation, go over TO the Extra Session
The Charitable and Religious Incorporation Bill
passed the House but was not acted upon in Senate
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Adjournment Of the Legislature.

A protracted and laborious Session OF the Legs
lature ends this day Its general result is the pas
sage of some 300 Laws, more or less important
Some things have been well, but more i'll done.
The field for Legislative usefulness was broad. En-
lightened Laws, carrying out the Reforms contem-
plated by the Constitution, were required. But
much of this labor remains TO be performed. And
in some instances the action Of the Legislature has
been in conflict with the spirit Of the Constitution.
This is especially true in the creation Of County
Court with powers and attributes which the Constl
tuition expressly prohibited In this Tribunal, with
its machinery. Turk the elements OF perpetual It'll
cation, unless as we hope, the evil should be
promptly arrested by decision OF the Court APP
peals declaring IL unconstitutional
The Senate, in most unwarrantable manner re-
fused to pass law, in obedience 10 the Constitu-
tion. authorizing the election Of Recorders. This
usurpation was rebuked in a fitting manner by Sen
ator Backus, who exposed the dupicity OF the ma
orty in cngng to these officers in disregard OF the
Constitution
The Railroad Freight bill is an important one.
Ii cannot fail to benefit the agricultural classes.
-Four months in the year is too long an embargo
upon the business interests OF the State.
The Judicial Salary bill fixes the compensation
of Judges of the Appeal and Supreme Courts at
80 500 The Clerk and Reporter Of the Court OF
Appeals receive $4,000 each.
The bills providing for resumption OF the Pub
Ii c Works passed both Houses yesterday.
The General Manufacturing bill was sent from
III Senate to the House hsmpered with amend
me nts which that body promptly rejected after
VIII, ch Committees of Conference were appointed
It is not improbable that the two Houses will agree
upon the provisions of the bill
The titles Of Acts as far as received at the office
of the Secretary of State when We go to press, viii
be found in to-day's paper.
The wo Houses, instead OF adjourning, as usual
at o'clock to day took a recess until P. NJ. They
will not break up until late tonight.
ALBANY Evening Journal.
THE JUDICIAL ELEcTIoS.-The time for holding
an election for Judges, Surrogates District Attor
news. &c. &c has been fixed for the friday of June
instead OF the 9lst day of May, instant as was ori
einally intended. 10.
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of New-York

Iart.lature Of New-Nork. "WEDNESDAY, May II.
The bill TO establish Courts Of Justice, and to
prohibit all persons not licensed from practicing
law. except in Justice Courts, passed the Assem-
blv. IS 10 80. and was returned to the Senate.
Mr.. Bloss objected to taking a final vote on the
hin 70 repeal the Excise law, which had passed the
Senate. - to . Messrs. Denni'on and sPeneerl Mr..
= ,rHHoSE reported bill for the better regulation OF
81 tPrisons.
The question of the Salaries OF 80 judges Ike much
o,bsr of the most important matter and Whieh should
rave been bu, was not attempted to be- discussed pub
yl, in either House in the earlier part OF the session
accustomed some argument Mr. DEyELIN OF n l. was
n, a soo-Mr. BLoDeErT for s2Ooo-Mr BALLOON re-
nSss ,,,nber. that $1,000 had hitherto been the sala
- If supreue Court Judge-Mr. Marks would prefer
,1Ooo-Me..rs. PERKINS BUrNcE. I. SMITH and DEAN
we're Tor s. 500 The vote on s2ovO vas ayes 81 Noes
- lost The General Militia bill passed me Assembly
Ths friends ana opponents Of this measure viii Be
..sn by reference to the vote which was As follows
nas.r. Baker Bsrstow Beers, Bell Bloss, Sow
An Bowie brown BarehArd, Burne, buiTies, CarPen
~, Carpenter, Chandler, Chapman CoIs, CqrnNe..
e - cro.by Crowley Garry Daniels. Dean, Develin
Gnsvift Div,n Earl Emmsns, Fenno, Gould, Gray " J.
Green Hsdlsy, Hsrine hi,sneSsS hasoTo hTass, ~
S,as,sI NeN.nars Mcwhorer. Aonisyns, ID; Moore
= No., Morgan, Peek, PotLe, NJ frsu w. d. rrsit
PrndIe, Rslhbun, Russell sac sns~ sas Ssr@
smih N b. smith 7. Smith w smlth sopst. soatH ~
Snssser stewart Taylor, Wsison "eeden W enn an
eKosS-Messrs Adams Alsben, Alling, Aiwsief' ssl
com Barter Bsse0m Beckwiih, benedleS ooke 6 ~
den C.ndee, Cav, Chshed, j. DAVIS, . :. 49, c.,
an Flanders Fuller Fullerton Gallup, OAfnson; oIos
oyy Henderson, LAkin Lawrence, Aarshal hef = ~
Miller Orton. Pierce. Perkins. Russell knthefioIo As
thirteen members only sbsent- or for othe'
eauses did not vote.
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MasslcHUsETTs REGIAENr.-Ihe bunAel n III
Aurora al saturday published letter rom one 2. lns
,irn,esr, April - which states that Col "nsDt na1
@ =, Ncrrsrsv 10 prevail upon Gen. Taylor 10 alioS =
ss rynsnt 10 oin him. 90 as 70 be at me iskns =.
Ns.iee one company Is 70 be mounted ana s - =
S-oo,s and snotheris 20 serve a. srillIery NoI ru
s re 1afh made an hours speech 10 the soieief'
- On parole The hospitals full Of soldiers q
,h irerior some wounded, but the greater psf' 'N
Tbey are coming in every day BY the wagon osl-
FIRE Is EKETER.-We learn by OsLi lL *
-. ,bs,a FIRE broke out last night about OeoeL "a
- IN Fxrier belonging 70 John Perkins. wnien 20
,hr win is contents and large cotton warp Ae'
eoposits we're entirely consumed re 'sSy'
-. Odd and occupied BY Mr. PefEns- ne sure
- s,k Of goods were insured for slSOo and tne lac
tory ior sl0Ocl
u-porR-A letter from s. Francois County IN
s,,r. d, tia, murder vas committed IN mar county
~ -. ssfh nit by Thomas Martin on The body Of VII
S IN. IL,soo The difficulty between them grew on
~ ,r.n.aeson. IN regard the land upon which John
- -, s.iiviug Martin arrested. - Louis Repuo
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VvNEzUELA-By the arrival Of the bng howena
., phisdelohis We have dates from Caracas, the Cap
tal 10 the 20th ult The small band OF men VINO gave
ghtT disturbed the peace Of the country Tor me ss
six months have been completely and euseIuAy q.
do,xn Most Of the Government troops nave oeen Us
bsnded snd the country IL nov perfectly Tranquil, un
der GOOD and Efficient government; lnfre seems ~
danger Of farther Disturbances al east Tor 'one years
~ Jaint Committee Of the Senate and House OF rep
,sntstye. OF the National Congress have unanimous
i ,e,or,ed In favor Of grant 10 v Ems L'4 oi
ne exclusive navigation Of the Ornoco ana hPur.
~. ifs important additional privileges beyond thoss
,sS N NJ Ellis last year by the local alinofihss o.
Ggsy,na and Apure Tn, lsst viii 'upersede me Io,In
~ yrsu,. the terms having been sanctioned y 'as
ag-9t OF SIR Ehs At Caracas The steamers arc 80 :,
- NO. he Venszuelean Tag and to b exempt RON
-,ncisl ard national imposts, and al other burdens
,s.nE the grant gnexeePdonA6e There u no i.,'ei
nsxs Of importance. Guzman was not executed a. le
AT Qstes.
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cauTfoN TO THE PUBLIC.

sss- Iohusou,s Tootbncho props.-rhs clove
Anotyue for the Immediate and permanent cure OF PSI,
rorn decayed teeth, having, from ts Intrinsic vaue
remedy become immensely popular with those who have
used H. many limitations have lately been thrust upon ih'
And genuine srtcle The object Of ibis paragraph
caution the public against al such spurious compounds -
long and fsvosby known by but that prepared
during four or five years by b. D. SANDS sne ioL ne
last year by Henry johnson successor To A. b. sanos
Co ho Ia now the .os proprietor. The only safety for
10 70 he aure sod for Johnsous Toothsehe
1 Ss CANINE has the signature ofHenry Johnson
Remember that the True Glove AnOdyn an lmn-ulae
euro for the most Vioieni Ioo.nacno o' Psih ~ ~
-rd that Il IA manufactured genuine oniy Y 1870
JOHNSON, Chemist and Druggist, No. ES Srosdw sy'
west side, In the Granite Buldne 300 @s o. ~ LII.
'' dIs ts'' ''0''N's '"' 80
~ DIR. Bnnning's BODY Brace Is an efficient re-
effor weakness Of the voice lungs spine and limos
ness OF the stomach snd sides weakly females fast grow
Ing children and all disposed TO droop and are srdsnery
especially spinal subjects Will be delighted with It's sc-
ton Reference given msny distinguished elsrgymen,
who have been rescued from ANIMATION rom de
billy and bronchitis Pamphlets and book Common
sense" giving Information, can be had Al the once ~
Broadway. lady In attendance on ladies' III oa"
~ Orris Tooth Pastc.-A superior .r,ele for
cleansing preserving ths teeth hardening tho nms
nara ALBERT /. wlRssi&iIP, cssmi. and Apo.s.ssy.
sle1 II East Broadway. cor. MsTset-sl
r. Cologne Wafer, OF superior quality on dssusht
ana In boues Of various szes Also, INC genuine rsfna
Cologne direct from Germsny. For sale ny
ALBERT l.. WINSHIP, n East Broadway,
algf corner VI MarksI.sL
o. Wntsr Cure Hoase.-hra N Cove eonun-
to recieye patients ~ her house -ni "'n-s@ Now
York.
Mrs O. also visits ladies' ard children al heir bomes ard
syss direcoo for tbs sDpiicsion 81 .1er Care sS1
~ T. J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, NO. %
WallsL NevYOra. UBcnnsni money honshi sno soiS
xod and silver axchan gd notes and dr.ns collected OF
N WHEELER
~ Coumis.ioner for the STATES OF New Yors
and Connecticut. Tsmnsny Hall M I"
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Ee' GTsnbEsA elected the Loco-Foco tickle, for Char
sr oacen on Tuesday.

rkoyiDrScE.-Jsbez Forham and Vincent Carr,
as Law and Order candidates Monday were elected
hssnsnses TO the General Assembly OF Rhode Island
!" handsome msjorites.
,. seDes DAeeETr.-The venerable Judge Dag
gen has been seriously III, within few days but this
@Oning' We are glad TO learn. he was better
an " Hon. BATES TURNER died April 80 in ST.
posns Va aged 81 yesrs He entered the Army of the
aton al It, served 10 the close the war and az
ywmd became Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
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'v Ssosss p MACY. MAO MACY u 4 BRIGGS
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II GEO. II. BSopHEAp, IS Merchants Exchange,
AGENT Of NJ ID. In New.York
Ns1r- Yort Cy-Frederie Bronson Esq Daniel Lord Jr
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CLOTHING.
Ready Mode ana Made to Order.
The Cheapest Fashionable
CASH rAILoEtsG
EsTABLIsHM
10 New York IL
w H. DEGRooT Co % vn,o.,
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SAD CALANrrY-A young man named Iharring-
too. near Randolph. Tern was driving oarouche on
The banks ofthe Mississippi rver waiea was then over
lowing its banks The road sy A.ons the oinN ana ne
csv5 in Sr bau washed away and the horses got into
sssn ws,r carving the barouehe win them. de had
i've children in the osrOuehe-,wo Of them children Of
On. - - - -. cbiidrrn we're drowned. Mr. spain,
he f.,hs- of two Of hem fortunately ia sgAt-he
1,,ng5 4, md saved bis two children and one OF the
rid9s The others having driited out 50 lar mat ne
could not reach them although ne bravery se"P'eu H.
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TO THE PUBLIC

r6- G.. Sylvester, importer Of hsarlem and brinsh
Oils has removed TO 2T Wsker-st near Cbrysuest He
would inform his aud the public In general that
he ha. not left any Of his oils this former places OF real
dence IS and 81 East Neutrality-suspicious. he cautious
from whom you purchase that you msy mot De imposed
upon CsnLs EoItn'v
M II lmaods @J1 Wslker-sL N. Y.
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. ~ The Sultan of Turkey belongs to the party
O!Progress." He is equally sensible as Christians,
Of Toe claims Of the suffering and makes donations
Olreland. He wishes to give TO his Empire the
Advantages modern science affords us and among other
Improvements of the age, is anxious TO establish the
Magnetic Telegraph In his dominons instruments for
tie purpose with all the apparatus have been sent out
TO him by Professor siliman of Yale College. The next
step the Sultan takes may be the abolition OF poyg@rny
and the bow string and the introduction OF Christianity
and the gallows For Turk TO turn Christian iss no
more surprising event than for an absolute Monsrcn
IKE Frederick William of Prussia to become Lioerahzed
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~ The NEw-YoRK CONFERENCE Of the ~ T..
Church assembled at the Alenst Chapel "wednesday
i2'h About 300 Ministers were In attendance, Rev
s'hop HAsLISx presiding assisted by Bishops MoARIs
!ANEs and HrpDISG. The Conference has thus far
0een engaged In organisation and their ordinary bu'
nes
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ABOLITION OF sLAvEKr Is EefrI-Ihe ITPaT.
~. -srsr,iv promulgated a law for the abolition oil
slavery after BE spscs Of aiy days the slave mar,
thsr, Va An consequence decline IN prices Of sixty
Der cent No sales could Be made a. after ms
=, srv S.xs -~ery slave vii be tree to stay with or 70
leave hi. present owner 81 pleasure
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sAuT DE Sr. MARIE.-The communication be-
tween Detroit and the sau, has been resumed The Dc
holt Advertiser says that the Champion was to leave
Detroit Tuesday last and the Sam Ward Friday next
Tor the Saul, and navigation the whole distance would
doubtless be open.
We understand that more persons are expected to
visit Lake Superior this season. than during the three
years preceding.
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o. Winter Cure House.-hra N Cove eonun-
us, receive patients ~ her house zbl lo'hsl now
York.
Mrs O. also visits ladies' and children 81 heir bones and
siyss direcoo Tor tbs sDplirsnn ~ Water Care ~
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r. Cologne Wafer, OF superior quality, on dIaushI
ana in bottles Of various sizes Also, n. genuine fsrna
Cologue direct from Germsny. For sale ny
ALBERT L. WlNSHIP, n East Broadway,
.taY corner VI Markeg.sL
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The Bill 70 Establish Courts of Justice.

Hsn5gs FEARED Ouf-Airot MaTaganenfo Of tie P-ofss
sioz-Talss oFe-s % Rssigr-Cyrv' M5aas- P0res
Of County Cogrfs-Lazyr M011poiy-S1lrriss &c.
s-r.~-v Tuasrav everf-v ~
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CLOTHING.
Ready Mode ana Made 10 Ordsr.
The Cheapest Fashionable
CASH rAiLoKtSG
EsTAB HMesT.
10 New-Nofk IL
w. II. ROOT l. co.
"a No. 90 Fulton-sI
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CLOTHING

AFULL AND FksHIosABLE SUIT
Ready Made, frons - 70 SIS,
Al tbs CothinE
wAREHo UsE
I02 Fuhonst my6 In
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~ T. }. Coleman, Exchange Broker, no. %
Wsll-sL New-YOra UncnnenI money houghi and solo
yoS and silver axrhsn g-d ard dr.ns collected. o.
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I'D. WHEELER,
~ CouImtssioner for the states OF New. for
and conneeiicnt. Tsmmsnv Hall M "