davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
Markets-Cget.sly reported for TIE Tribune.

frcights dun and decllning
FLOUR AND MEAL--The market Is without psrticu
lar change and the sales the spot quite limited
The sales at 62t al Is for Western and Genesee
with some parcels at IS To arrive the transactions
continue to be large and the quotations are steady Inc
foreign news had marked effect The sales to arrive
reach 900 obs embracing 1000 bbls Troy, Michigan
&c to arrive within few days. at 50 5000 do Gene
see in June 50c6 62t GOO do ia June and July at
$6d6 25 and 1900 do in August at ) sI.. Of New-Or
leans small parcel sold at so For Southern there
fair inquiry and prices well sustained We neie
sales 1000 bbls Alexandra al l2t 800 do Howard stto
arrive. at 81 and few hundred bos Georgetown al
1924 small sale Gallcgo" was made at %. There
ISIS good inquiry for Meal and the market IL steady al
sly Sales $500 bbls az that squire part for France and
1900 do arrive lst May s4 IS and 500 in all May so
50 hhds Brsndywine brought 22a22 so Rye Flour 10
% for common s7t for extra sales 30 or 800 bills
GRAN-There is fair inquiry for Wheat but the only
sale we hear of 10 1900 bushels Long Island on private
terms Corn steady at yesterdays rates and the sales
rssen 70 10 10000 bushels embracing ~ 70 OOO0 bush
es western mixed 20 arrive in June and July al ia
Northern and Jersey Yellow at lO2dl04 on the spot
and lOOc 10 arrive soon 500 do Southern Yellow at 80
and 5000 do Northern White at e5a9s cts. Distilers
came into market today for Rye and about 1000 bushels
changed hands at 9Od92c mostly " sale Of 1000
bushels Barley was made At Is cts Oats are in large
demand and doing rsther better. We note sales 10000
bushels River al 45di6 the latter in lots 5000 do Jer
sey 43i and 900 DO Southern At Al cts Beans and
HAY-sales 500 to 1000 bales at $3.50 cts The old
stock cleared out and the arrivals are taken 10 consd
cradle extent
HDES-A sale OF 5000 Buenos Ayres was made AZ
about 10 cts time.
GRocERIEs-some 300 bhds ew.orlesns. Cuba
sc Sugar have sold cts today soout previous
uofstons. Farther sales 1000 bags Rio Coffee Of ..
u cts Good qualities Molasses are steady.
TEAS-The sale today of the Invoices per Jas Boor-
man and Houqua did not go OF with much spirit The
parcels were not generally desirable and most OF them
were Withdrawn Such chops 1 were sold brought
full rates.
LEAp-A farther sale Of 1900 pigs Missouri was made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

~ broadway Universalist Church.-The
Broadway Unlvsr.as Congregation worshiping N ne
Hall of The slyvess.t lrstue, Broadway, opposite Bond
will hold their usual Religious service 90 Sunday a. }.
P. NJ. The tesk viii BE- supplied b. Rev. HEsKY Lyon.
Seals free. Hl0 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
6ouses for Sale.
! COTrAGEAr ROCKAWAY tor 81

- COTTAGE AT ROCKAWAY for sais-Wn
be sold ~ public auction, a. the AsfchanLs Ex
change, By A J. Blseessr Co. Auctoresfs, on
Thursdsy The I'D April instsns IL ocioek q nocn Ass
certain Cottage ct FER Rockswsy Long fsard which 80
erected and formerly occupied ~ Gerard H. Cosscs Ess
together with the lands sno oulbaldnss eornectsd here
with. Sad cottage 10 well finished, sotsantisl hsns
building, ~ r. by 80 n with wing building % n By n
sached, and piazza On three sidos IL 10 tNo sot.es
high, and hss finished sitc The Uouncs which ere ohs
acre 10 extent, are surrounded BY picket sace 1he
buildings and imp consist OF good stable zee
house, well nc. The shove premises are good order
ADd situated immediately opposits The fsvinoI IT'S
iIdspulaoIe and possession gyen mnedsts 700 I'M
tlcllan apply 70 BUTLER kvAhIo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

" Sixteenth Ward.-At q large and enthusiastic
meeting. held pursuant TO call OF The Nominating Com
mite. Al Chelsea Hall, Of Eigheenth.st- ard
Eighh-avenue, Thursday evening, 9Th inst Dr. o. P.
WELLS was called 10 The chsr and Messs CHARLEs A.
BARLEY and d. z JAcUEs were appointed Secretaries
Mr. THOMAS CuANiSs, Chairman OF the Nominating
Committee, submitted. ibe following Report
The Committee elected by the Wing citizens Of the Six
ieenth Ward 20 nominate Charter Officers for the ensuing
election report that sher mature elaboration character
lied by earnest desire 10 secure The triumph OF Wig
principles In this Ward II this election, they do unani.
mously the following gentlemen candidates FOR
yorr support -
For didermaH. .............W WASHINGTON SMITH.
For dsistant aldermen. JOHN p. CUMMING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
TaY sUByCRIBEK Offers for s.Is

4Iy9 AL. and retail ffssh vsgctsSs sld Flower
OF every description, Asparagus aud O..ls ssa-
choke roots, early Poatoes, fruif, Or sa-sata
Tees shrubbery and hsrbscsoas Psnts Of al kis war
rsnsJ described together with very large cole ZION
OF green and hot house Plants and fsney syess 10 our
ns Boueaels Of choice and dehcs.s sIo.efs sss-
cons Of the year. DUNLAP L THOhs)n,
seedsrien ard Flonsts, 635 Broadway Nursery Eisbh
sl0 2w- and One hundred and siAtx esis-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
BARRY's TRIOoPHERoUs.

~ The use OF this Compound is to prevent bald
ness and restore the hair that has fallen prevent hair
and remove every appearance OF scu and dsndruf keep
Ing he hair so and glossy, but free from all greasy ap
pesrsnce.
BROOKLYN, April ?, 1917
MI. BARaY Sr-tsving had repeated calls Tor your
vegetable eNtrari called Trcopherous ketcsted Com
pound FOR the Hair was induced TO get supply and
am happy II that its has been shiny
One gentleman, whose head has been entirely bald had
his hair recovered after continuing It's for about four
months and am requested hy several ladies' and gentle
men IN Brooklyn 10 acknowledge the obi CATION hey owe
you for the yeniion OF article useful for dressing
the hair must request you 10 send rsceipI Of this
immediate supply. Yours truly,
WARD ion pnf,c,.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
nuar1 HeetiuQs.

~ First Ward.-The Wings Of the First Ward are
requested 10 attend meeting at the Brosd-sL House
nef of Broad and Pearl Monday evening. 18th inst
half past O'clock 10 hear the report OF the Committee
appointed nominate Charter officers for the Ward and
10 respond 10 the Wing nominations for Mayor and Aims
House Commissioner. BY order Of the Nominating Com
mi,tee ial0l ROBr. sILNEY, Chairman.
" second Ward.-The Wing Electors Of the
opd Ward requested 10 meet a. los FutonsL op
posite Dulch-st Saturday evening, 10Th int al .;
10 receive the reports Of the Committees and 10
re. pond 10 the nominations Of Mayor, Aims House Com
missioner and Charter Ohcerl
AUGUSTUS F. CAMMEYER. Chairman.
jams Il; WELSH Secretaries a. a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
Houses to Eet.


- TO Little iarss and conmodious lhree story
brick house "a Beehman-sI Tho house II Ia eom.
plets order, hnlshed With nsrb msntels and ell Ne
modern improvements, Croon wssf, kc and hes beeo g.
euped for number Of years boarding houss. IL eaa
be between IL and o'clock daily F0f ffthss par
inquire Of DR. NORRIS LEo~OLF, % Libsuy-st
before 10 A NJ and sftsr r. NJ aio Sc
- TO LET-From tho frat VI nay sext, v . smal
respectable family part of The ,hree ssofy houss ~
Thirdst consisting Of tho second noof, coDtsininG
three pani-s hc 10 ID story, with bech
basement Rent Sl45. Groom wsg.f on tbs premses-
Inquire a. above, in he bookstore llf Sultopst l
- TO LET-A retail grocery store aud The stock u
goods for ssle.-Ths retail sfocsfy store as Hoos
- ton o. corner Of Wooster. This store has been
long tine established and has now good run OF busnsss
Any person wishing TO engage In the retail rsds VIII Ind
this very favorable Opportunity. Apply y above 40 81
- NEW AND CHEAP APARTMENTS 10 Les
ard Immediate possession given, 10 Hefmann-p.acs.
-foufsh Ct D~twsen avenues and y. Also, Ia ksS
place, Third 81. sfsw oOors ess, 81 Avenue They ere
convenient for sm. families, and have The CrooL sisf
Ia me yard Apply 90 mo premises hom 20 ~ A - ~
- TO LET--A neat furnished room and bsdroom 10
respectable sod pleasant neighbofbood Ia as up-
- per p8n of the city. Single geBtsnen 10 want u
such viii please call Al Asiorpis few dooss lion
Broadway sio IL
- TO LET-The sns large three story brick nsa -
500 Broadway. Apply TO j. kfLLr,
- slo Sc Ivt rhes6
- STEAM POWER TO LITTLE Ere. door a
l5z Meresr-st 70 lot together with bs uss q saps-
- ror engine lathe. sloiw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
BRANCH Posr OFFICE. ChAtham-squsre.
A L

~. Letters and Papers for the Great Northern
Mail supplying the Hudson River Ofces will be received
{ this Office ard after to day uri q P. NJ Letter
Bags Sea for Europe will close his day AZ O'Clock
P. NJ al this Office. lal0 irgl AARON sWARTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
miscellaneous.
----------
STRAW BONNCTs

STRAW BONNETS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale both foreign and u
their own manufacture large assortment Of lades'
and misses sraw hats Of The latest fashion mems bows
and straw hats aas and caps Also straw brads
trimmings, ribbons and millinery goods OF every descnp-
iion. RICHARDS CROMWELL,
alo It's g Msden-lane, doors above Wiiism.sL
CLAIRyOYANCE-AC ARD.-Mr A. J. DAVIS,
~ while N the csryOyant state directs that his patients
should be thus publicly informed thai ster this date his
medical examinations will be discontinued for seversl
moulhs-his patients being ell discharged In eondi-
ton need immediate farther assistance from hun
Having completed HE Revelations (which being
sereoypedj his health demands period Of relaxation
Amer May his correspondents requested to address
him Al Poughkeepse. slO 81
IRISH EMIGRANT sOCIETY-Ai an election
ior officers OF his Society FOR hs ensuing year held on
the 5th inst the following famed persons unanimous
ly elected
Prera<nt. .............GR GREGORY DILLON,
Zee Pr,sderf. ........J JOSEPH STUART,
...HUGH KELLY aud
JAMES MATTHEWS,
Corresponding Secry. FLORENCE NJ CARTHY,
Recording do CHARLES sWEENY
Trsau4rsr ............. WILLIAM REDMOND.
The Executive Com nIee for The ensuing yesr viii
Felix IngOld.by. chsrl-. N; Many X. B, DAILY.
Thos swsnwieG, Terrence Donnelly, William WATSON,
James Reyburn, John Nicholson, John Manning,
james dwell, Charles Z. She's, Francis Mann
AZ SITS
pEMOyAL.-THOs. Y. PEERS conisetoner, has
IL removed 10 AS PearlsL doors below William and
near Chshsm-sL where he Is daily manufacturing every
variety OF coafscions for home consumption and for the
Southern and Western markets lowest price for cash
He respectfully soies call for exaninsiion, assuring
hose who wish purchase that every article ma1ufae-
tnred oy him is perfectly pure and fee from every delete
rious substance. al imis
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, Brook
" Ign Hight-Ths Church will be open for the exsmi-
nation Of Pews Monday 9ih Tuesday 10Th and We'd
nesdsy, 2lst inst and st4 oclock the last named
day hey will be offered for In The Church. and the
following Sunday, the 18th inst the Church viii be open
for Divine Service A. l0t A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ az HIS
EUR sALE-Part Of The copy-T.ghI OF tive new school
L books, which have received the recOmm end alton Of
the Book Committee Of the Board OF Education and also
that Of he Pubic school Society u NewYorL Apply TO
the author ia Grands, alO 2wA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

O1PFR LAMP sHADEs.-5ee deg. rspss Lap
s1sdss. jars, received Gos rs. a. .ons Wan ho,A '
son "a .ao,,as lor sale, Wholesale and reAii, BY
", 10 i i% DITfz, Da0fHEA CO. lS wuliam-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

- At PRIVATE sALE.-Feor lots 81 sroana 90
l,s southeast corner Of Eishtb-avsnue spo lntuy-
- thirt a. Also three lots 100 so1b sos % Ln-ty-
th,ds sdjoininx The stoye on the rear FOR sie1.srs
snaIy n ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk,
.tYr4 10 Agel.oneer, BrCsd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
Boarding.
DLRAsANT hoard m private familr-.A sen


DLEAsANT BOARD In private family--A gentle.
man and hts wife or several single gentlemen who pre-.
fer the quiet and comforts Of pleasant hons genteel
pous family airy and agreeable location where there are
Amosst above BleecSersL -Four stage lines IN the
immediate vicinity Rooms gsn,sey furnished and no
moving on the first OF May. al0 2I'
DOARD WANTED inlmedia,ely-lu a gentsel pei.
lJyaie family, for gentleman aud wife, In the vicinity OF
Charlton and Green~ich SIS good s'xe unsiruishsi
room In second door where there are no other boarde
preferred. Address note to w. ID. NJ t4l Greenwchsi
al0 Sta
u GARD WANTED about TIE ds.i OF May next for
- gentleman and his wife-owcr part Of the city pre-
ferred An unfinished room aud bedroom large pan
tries, required. Address l.. O., Office Of The Tribune
stating terms Sc, which must be moderate, win be al
tended TO- as SITS
BOARD WANTED-Any' person having a good
- room 10 let with breakfast sud full board. The
advertiser viii furnish tho with the exception Of car.
pct Location in the vicinity Of Bowery and Brooms-sl
Please address v this Office. ai0 2us'
ROARD-gsom the drst OF Nav next a pleasant font
- psrlor with bed and PANTRY attached suitable for
gentleman and lady. Also large entry bed room suits
bic for TWO gentlemen. The house Is situated In quiet
respectable neighborhood Apply at t6 Fm-sL between
BrOome aud Grand sis alo iw-
BOARD on BROOkLYN HIGUTs-Thres OF
- four sir emsn be with peas.
and board Ia the and Delightfully."- located
house 10 middsgh.st the fourth from COlnmbiss having
charming view Of be bay and rivers. aud being within
three mioues walk Of the Fulton ferry For particulars In
quife On the premises AZ ST.
uniurnished, with bedroom aud
IL pantres attached 10 el 10 gentlemen In
private family, with breakfast and required Apply
At Walker e, west Of Broadway. slo 2ts-
TO A GENTLEMAN AND LADY wishing good
board ard DESTROYS Of furnishing their own spartnsuts
session will be given In rye six days II required. mSOsu
A BEAUTIFUL FRONT PARLOR in the second
hs,ory OF the house l0l East Broadway 10 let favor
able terms with board References exchanged. sio ~
A PARTmENTs TO LET, With OF without board,
"A In the house Of private family, 81 81 Walksrs near
Broadway. References exchanged AZ Gus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
NJ A r | " z JOU RNAL
PORT OF NETWORK

MINIATURE ALhASAC......THfs DAY
SUN. TITK MOON yuLI SEA
Rises...5 30 Sets. &c 80 Sets. .. . IS Morn 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
i0o NJ Coz gupos, very superior. clio
NALUARLR OFF PANTHEON and FIsysnt

VALUABLE OH PAINTINGS sn5 Elegant
' furniture, at IS seventh-st second -svenue--
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER will sell At auction, on Mon.
day. April u, al 10 O'clock at the above honss the rs
furniture contained therein. together with valuable col
lection OF dchiy framed oil paintings Among the number
will be found vauabe Landscsp by Wison and Laehs.
relA, Sea Coast by Verne, Flowers Ard Fruit by De
Heern; also grand Vase OF Flowers by Bsiists, and
many others equally vausble worthy the attention VI
and others Sale peremptofy being Tho pro-
perry Of Q family removing 10 the county.
Catalogues ready and may be Obtained tho store
OF the Auctioneer,7 Brosd-sL clio lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
z Fifeenth Ward WhIg NomInatIon... :

Or 4ufy9rss w VI. '. bhAD1
For Airl5- Hotse CoD,nlissi0ner. Joseph TAYLOR
For Alderman. DETERMINATIONS OLIVER
For AftftGaf Alderman. LINUS W. STEVENS.
For .dlseisor.. 3. EZRA LUDLOW, ABNER SANFORD
For ConHGbles. JAMES HOSTlN, JOSEPH MANN.
Irspeciori # Election.
!. Dist. .SYLVANUs L. n. WARD, A. A. ROGERS,
III. " JOHN p HONE. JOS BRlTTON,
III. HENRY A KERR, STEPHEN DEAN
w. DAVID SEAMAN, J. r. DUPUY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

4 L. HARRIS VIII preach tomorrow morning, sunday,
18th inst ~ tbs usual hour snd will lecture in the evening
on The Compaetivs Position and MoTs influence Of UDE
yerasm and nI!ananism Seats provided for siransrra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

Pscketship Ashburton Liverpool brig Philurs, for
Savannah.
At Riker's Island new ship Milton, TN Providence ri,
Br brig Richard Watson sailed hence for Sligo re-
ported having sprung sleak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

Madame Dursnd daughter Of the late Jean Manescs will
continue her classes through the Gentlemen
wishing to Join the early morning class,
their Ladies may their for the ster
noon class which VIII commerce early In MAY limited
number Of pupils, who may wish have the beuef, Of
more constant practice In speskng French can after the
ls Of May. be received into Madame Dursnds family
Apply q, So Walkers. AZ 2wisd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

EVENING LINE q O'Clock -. s ~,
ny Direct Passenger TAXING NE ecss WI,
arrive 10 tine take tbs rcofsisd uess
cars from Albany wssl 70 BufAio The osv We ~. MI
steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt w. a. fs -. -. ~.
leave the pier between CoFtlAsd an Lioey -, tsr,sht
ming ai ock Saturday, Apri 10 g25 ss oses os
apply 90 oosfo, Vi W - ~ siv ~
the wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
~ The Society OF liberals aud Frienas Of

Paine will met Al Croton Han corner Of Bowery and
Divsion-sL tOmorow. al ?: O'clock when Lecture will
be given before The Society by Mr. g. VALE upon Agror-
ony as Illustrated by Ancient and Modern Religion.
be public invited attend. There will be seats re-
served Tor the ladies'. sl0 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

II Fourteenth Ward.-At large and enthusiastic
meeting he Wings OF the Fourteenth Ward held pursuant
TO notice Al he Broadway House Friday evening
April 8, Mr.. JOHN COLvIN was called 10 the Chsr and
WM 8 MoaEsus was appointed Secretary.
The report OF the Nominating Committee WAS received
and read The following Ticket was adopted
FOR -4ldernaR. ...........JOHN STEWART.
For disIstant AldernIga. SAMUEL WEEKS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
For d5fcssoTf.
ROYAL oRMsBY JAMES ". LEGGETT.
For Cousfabies.
JOSEPH DENNIS. John GARDNER

For fnfp,ct0rf Of Election.
/. Dist. ROB P. FOLGER, GILBERT DAYTON
II. " JOHN GRlFFlfHS. JAMES TTMPSON.
III. HENRY X. FROST, ALT. c. VALLOTrAN
". RI H. JOHNSTON THOMAS c. GOULD.
The meeting eoqueuty addressed by Hon. Morris
Franklin and n. Greeley, Esq sfer which sd ourned
". j. BOYD. President
A. W. WHITE, ~, pt,.
JOIN CROMWELL, vice rfestnen'-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
Ry JANIS N. 5fiLI.kH-stcrs No. ~ hsids
~ lane, nett door 10 No. 2 L4bertysl
TIfESnAY An6illN

TUESDAY. Apilis.
10. O'Clock, al tho 70 Maideu-iana
Doors, SHoEs AND BRoeANs-l00o cases boots shoes
and brogans consisting Of every Variety sutsbis fos
Southern, Western and city trade Sale positive
MONDAY. April 10,
AIR oclock, a. The Merchants Exchange,
The theetory brick house and lot tho scnin sde Of
Twenty sxhst between Eighth and Ninth avenues boins
part Of lot 2s msr offend OF Thcfnss H. CLARK coon
nsncing $40 feet essl Of the Nnhsveoae, being % el
front by 90 feet inches deep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

~ Third Ward .-ATTENTfOS l-DEMocrATle
WIG REcuLAR NoWfyArfoS
For Alderman ............. STEPHEN BURKHALTEP
For .4ntrant .ilderria.. HENRY 5. DuNSISG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

tor ~ifrrtnGa ..........-. d Alrh HALL
For A,Tstaaf .fiaernvrr THOMAS n. BURRAs
For -4sfssfors.
JOHN GATES. JOHN W HUBBARD.
70 COHr1b.,f.
DAVID 5 SIMPSON, ROBERT p SIMPSON
For Iaspcci0rs.
J. Disi..R 5. WILLIAMS, EDW. N. OSBORNE
III. 2. c. LOOMS c. SCHWARTZWAELDER
III. A. HALL CHAs y. COGGsWELL
w. VIM. HALL. TaOs NJ. CLARK. az %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

ALIXASDEE c. LAwREScs. Secretary
TIE following Is The certificate given By The Inspectors
TIE night OF the election Of Ills Comniuee
Al az election. held al No. 2Ol WsshnEon-s on Tues
day Afternoon me Soh OF March. ~, tn above Mont
mating Committee was elected BIZ large majority of
votes. WILLIAM RUNK.
WILLIAM l.. SHARDLOW
SAN. r MABBiTT.
THOMAS MCKNIGHT
a. sis Inspectors ofEleciOns. Third Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

YANKEE DOODLE IN FRAscE.--0ur ilustrious
so'emporsy Yankee Doodle seems to have been received
WHO distinguished honors In Paris that metropolis of fun
lsoon and philosophy. GALioNANf wrote 10 the pub
-saers with subscription, and places him regularly
upon the mes OF ms resdins Charivari has greet
I'd his advent with more than usual good hnmor .nd
the press generally has bestowed high praise, upon him
We copy the following from the Democratic Poe Con, NJ
Fe5.7
Ysnkss Doodle As CAarfrari Of Nso York We are
10 receipt Of the early numbers Of American journal
Published In NewYork under the title of Yaakss Doodle
We notice, among many very piqusnt political grams
come ideas OF an elevated socisl criticism Il would
mat the gss editors OF this journal have caught the
Inspiration OF the socialist writer's against the inconu
ines OF civilization Indeed the writings OF the socialists
contain an inexhsustible mine OF epgrsm, satire and
comic situations Whenever the pen OF the journalist
mall explore this prolific mine there will pour forth
spontaneously multitude Of precious stones brillisnt
fnc many which win entrance the souls Of their
~sders Then political and social criticism will become
Ssuch the amusing and useful az IL Is made sub.
srr'e, TO the edihcstion Of the reader and beneath
ne g'uesque the uncouth and the ridiculous will be
felea ne beautiful the serious and the harmonious
ne are ssonished that the periodical esssys,s of Eu
~ ns'eso, already seized upon these elements
sacee" nd entered boldly upon this shortcut which
erect, 10 the future. Why 10 IL that this critical
oHss whichAs merely the preliminary and trsnsitory
son ei true scisl science has rsyersed the Atlantic
- 400 now roslrns 10 US from those new regions
i.r me uspper nd pioneer, In hsnd level the
snn virgin wilderness unsoiled by contact with
sbiss 1 man Is II nat indication Of the destiny
rup, e.1,s america Is IL not proof that the cor
OF Europe, transported 10 those re gons
nor me dust from its fec, 10 enter upon new and
Periset social orderr
dy .ssS DEAPPEARAsck-Msrv McKaon ais.
O Tuesdset 70 years, let her residence ga Mott.t
Sevsnthss IS, Tor the purpose OF visiting friend In
she nas not since been heard Of