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General Noiices.


~ New.York weekly Tribune.-Csuf-us fer
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ufy; Corporate Lisbiay; Revision Of Legal Prscnee;
WI ycu hear si.s. Wight; Vigor IN tie WaT Free
Press Al the Capital Caught In Ler own Snare Soldiers
Wsntet-BoHnfy FOR Recruits Word fly spoken
Congress bro. beslen; Tie Duty Of Legislators viii -
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NEvs-LAie from Europe Important from Mexico; From
the Army. The Squadron Liberia, Peru, Nspsrsso Rio
Janeiro-col sieTsusou'. Regiment New Grenada Gal.
weston Honduras ard great variety Of Domestic lnie
gsrcei PsocEEDfS6s CcysEEss and the LEGisLATugF
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nation ON Y. Assembly Si.tets s.av-ry In The Con
qlered Territory Dwellings Tor The Poor Health and
Comfort Of the Poor Mr. Cisy Debating Societies;
Land Agents The Holland Purchase Massachusetts.
Michigan AppOiufm otis By the President. Notice 20 Cor
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~.l.e DoodIeisms.

Yankee DOo0ic ioi H'-
pr,sIr REPurArloS--oa,,n,es . relc for the
fsr p..,s.n Mr. PoIxs reconr me. tasn ,bS occs
r.sni Of Leu.enan. .eSi beroic men who pined
- Al dsapPo'- ,.nIette on each shoulder. I1h~s,
- asJ sna - ~, the applicants for THIS once ~,
Dss<< fs s.,e determined to voiohtee'-.nsy 80
vrs9sese saIl resmsn.-snd onet tneat aorSne,i.
i<rs T,yros during the war '"''
e. s - = espsc'ed o. 'ne"-
usvsIos TO THE PRINCIPLES OF ~
on Ces'su a.. have hitherto rather blamed MI.
,.xfssor- horror for the choking 70 death sys
6sffirs s.nybody do weeks pensnee IA s'e ci.'Se
70 ~ 49,. :. Il Representatives, while tnh' oouy i
ssss, ,voon privileged qaesuon lie w,Il esel
rs 80 s.s,sp toward the unfortunate ne wiz 'se
go - .ss,ure, and never again wish even ms
tr ~ so~ =. he subjected TO the cruelty OF CeYio'
rsss"''i .y7v.cruRE IN MEXICO.
SANTA ANNA means 70 oflhs
~. or, % manufacturing -,
ns IT, .aop, mode that viii
ne for al the Mesic skiii'
Isa sss his doughtiest chiefs supply
mnL.io, which 70 Try
Wll sspd them iortn our "00A " '"''
-, experirnent 10 make
ss.SssSrA Anna. you re no 1901
hns n sand you In no poor stead
asyxho.ceer goes on. tor WOOL
~
s'~e = lime since that AMPUDIs was 10 70
~ ssltlle for the capture OF "ehe'A' '"' '''
puIEf COMPASY.-We understood
TIE bAih ~, IN, Italian oOrps de ballet that has
zone tine sh0e - Ia Boston WAS coming 20 the me
DAte suen So he Opere House on the on nights
ircpoas 70 oe0. seems 10 be quite the toast and
10 Boston we ~ a nothing else over their coffee
gertsmen can "a" 80 1. merely ccAlate, and will
Bsfe hose,s' ssr.,u spa her ghtfooted troops into
scarcely o.nsl and popularity unless she arrive ere
e. Fsehnne ~ Boston 10 queer place enough, with
ny ms 80 .;fb fuppe top and streets with no bot
her sa'eho. Cannon and common exclusive
iomes, nn,sulsp and prodgalty. But chiefly is she
pess-se e. her Inconsistency in the treatment of
h e'n IL olden times she hung or burnt them-now
NE pes them with roses
c..,r ysys FROM GRUNTERDOM.--H the Gin
uss.,, "A mortality be any criterion. the porcine
cin1s 1. Increasing in a most anti Mathusan ratio.
yls,s The tabular statistics prove that the living
-, h b left this year 10 lard the lean earth
p "A ,bst the fat Of the land is to be kept for
nae instead of being tried ont as II was last year
~ ~. eh.pporss and among the mountain passes OF
a ~ by the register of deaths, published In the
,npesr, that the number OF hogs whose fate ii
~ IN by their own fat this season, is 100000 less
,t.a /, vas during the last
srom certain symptoms among some OF the Ohio
Member. Of Conzrs IL struck us. before we saw these
,s.,e. that the swine on the increase IN that
s,ss or there would nj be so much OF the family nab
h. dspsyed among their representatives IN the nstona
councils
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L. Uyer'. Pills.-FOr new aud important testimony
IA behalf Of this valuable Meicne, see GENERA Nouee
rir, on fr.t page Of Tribune, for Tuesday, THURSDAY
and saturday. Fail no.so Try the medicine You w.
nrOye
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NATIONAL. LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDOl

"A Savings Bank for the benefit Of the Widow aud ae
Orphan
fFMPOWERED BY ACT Of PARitNMENrl
CAPITAL, G5OD 900 sterling, or - - 800, OOO.
Beside reserve fund from surplus preuiums OF about
S1SJ,OOO.
T. LAME MURRAY, Esq George -. Hanover square,
Ci1ir1lnn Of tts Court Of Directors london
PAgsician-J. ELLIOTsON. NJ D. FRS.
4.furry--W. :. Y. WOOLUOU 81, Esq F.RAS.
Secreiary-F. 7. CAMROuN, ESQ.
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II Lectures on CHRISTIAN ooCuihc' 49,.
w Bellows III deliver his fourth lecture on INC
Church OF the Divine Unity" att O'Clock saoleelIihe
- I nify OF God - -
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~ Nofre THO lecture 70 The Young Al nc IaltuI'
81 ehrfcS tomorrow Sunday evening, The 4sn WIZ Dc
delivered by Rev Dr. Cox hose friends VIII pc nv's
happy TO see ana hear him In his old pulpit J." IL
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vAT.EYTINss, VALENTINES :

SHEPARD he well known Valentine dealer AAs -
- rea.iv received an immense variety Of ErslsA
VALENTINES. -
An has ai.o Published VARSITY Of COhlC- s1ple. =.
snv befor. putl she'd The rpie are rerPecnus lhf'@
- CAL " s7-- ' sHEPARD>,
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.
r. Baschelor's instantaneous Licnia h sni
ne . deededly The best offered II produces Per
ietIv even snd natural color without staining he
si,s The hair .On and eiasic ~ the natural haf sol
=. WI RkTCHyLOR WAll-st Price, hair bottles
~ sas vhi.ker bottle. a. Copy the sidrrs. % lnH
WIGS AND TOUPEEs.
-]rua,.heIar.. new Inyepfrd Was and -calps
xr th- most pereci md rsurs specimens OF N. AT =.
VIZ ing The pablc invited 70 Us Pc a ~ IS
s..1rtIneut Manufactured only by WI bAiChf--<Cn,
u 49, n-sr Rrnaswsv. C0rv ul- ecfre.s- % ---
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nOOK SPRI>G--A new and improved arlele q
~ Easlc Door spfiDxs, fr sale. wholesale ano retail,
by The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Company,
II nsid~r-isne ols s1
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~ Thomns Paine.-Ths ll@h annivrtssy OF tnlS
distinguished PnanhropE VIII be celebrated ~ %.
and s,nner Al Minerva Rooms ii6 Broadway, on rneAy
,ext San Tickets 81 10 be had Al the Beacon once 10
. yrsnkllusouare Pesrl-sL and OF j. Windi = Chs,nam
. Discourse. on the Political Winnings and Lie OF sue
- prrow anernoon (suudsy al The ssIo- Rooms On ni'
"a. md Winnings. n he evening. -
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NOTICE.-Te eop.ine5.l.P asf7o,Ias rsas1 he
- ~,p n gROsT co. has expired BY lmii.tos, ana ..
Vi. Jay dissolved Philemon Ero' - sqt s
sign 90 90 bu.iress on he sccouni a. NO %
Pine e. -Se"-i0'S' PHILEMON II. FROST,
ENOs A. COOK
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BY the shove it viii be that the average annual
increase for the last three yes is seary 10 per cent
and for the year s46 lss3 upward OF loo per cent
The receipts shove given ere freight shipped from
the East Albany depot only The sggpgs,s income
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~ sIavery.--Is the Constitution OF NE ned s'ss,
81 a. "a cuarsntse protection 10 The STATES BY me ISl
,i,,,s meeting for discussion This Evening a. 10;
~ Alen--L o.." S,s WA J25 IL
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% nc nc ~ $500 Soi- Harlem. corner 81 Ihila-
sS. and 2a. iwm s s.l on MONDAY even Hs .Ie %
2th January a. n O'clock to S ~ he .st election
The proposed New CHARTER rel - 49,
is -.
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Citation Hal, corner Bsekmen and Nassau -.tSt'
umes 60 Reviews and Magazines, Ansrican sec =
Clerks imitation fee 4 half yearly dues MeIe1An"
and Others, yearly subserpaoEs 81 {. !. " t,hhiL,
ils TThksSsiss fr~s hei lao- Az u
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Pamphlets blank forms table of fsies si. u agents &c
&c Obtained 81 the Chief Office - Wsst l3t bOwery, OF
from ether Of the Agents lhfou gbout he United saies
and British SOuh American COLONIES.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
for the United States and B y A. Colonies
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The HeadIey Correspondence.


To hs Editors Of Tie Tribune
Messrs BASER 4 scshSER having published sarbled
report OF conversation with Rev. &. \. STEWART
spectnS his communication to Menrs Carey Hart,
published In The Tribune Of the sd inst, addressed 10
that gentleman the co~ps note ia perfect confidence
that IL ked insnded to authorize noH yJ!<r 10 MARI
any abatement from A, k woad Aas DONE % "a 4"
uord, sad undsr hu ngna,sre.
NGw.YoRg. Nov. %. 1917.
you the eorrs-posdencs between MsssIs B.ssR
GigSER aud Rev T. HEsDLsy, referred TO In my l-t-
C,sEY H,sr Of tho 18th inst DO yoa trow the,
did take place between those ssptee1
on the subject ot Interference with your work by Nj
Hesdley, fso, will you please state what your
collections in regard ad, to IL and 'olIss y r,yLoR
To this Rev M srIwsRr replied In letter from which
the following Is Al extract:
sr. JoHN's SQUARE, Nov. a. iSf7.
81 most heartily deprecste tho introduc-
ton Of my name ia the ne~srsper altercston between
Msssrs BASER a ScKIBSEg and CARLY iI,Rr and beg
that no farther reference may be msde 20 II.
Ia reply to the note from you, just handed me- would
say that have recollection OF having read the Letters
from Mr. HEADLsy 10 B,ggR& scsE>fR the subject 10
question. | Know, however that corre,pondsnce did
take place la tho autumn Of 8ij befwsH hoN geatlsBsa
Of s rD as suet o. 10 all ayPrshen,,oa efaHy
publication from Mr.. IiEADLEy conflict r,h thai pro
C. S STEWART
As Mr. Stewart and yself have ihas, for than
year had distinct impression Of the eouesrondsncs be-
tween Messrs BAKER scRIBSEP ard Rev T. HEADLsy
this subject, the correctness OF which IMPRESSION
denied BY BAKER scsInSss WIN those gentlemen oct
the matter to rest BY publishing AUTHENTICATED copy
Oft correspondence in question,
lfitshs appear that have in any way nsrspressatsd
that correspondence shsll be ready to render the mot"
ample satisfaction for my unattended Injustice
Yours, respectfully, JOHN s. TAYLOR.
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WHENCE Do GREAT REfoRMs SrRIss.-ln ".
oares the order OF reform stons Will oe found TO be
the same from the native force aud inspired Insight Of
some individual mind that kndles nrst itss and thea.
by ito Irresistible intensity wider and WIDER sphere OF
,ous spirit beirg born Of spirit 'a thought OF thought
A higher eiyilizs,On--by which understand neither
superior co,hes nor better houses nor rcosr winss
nor even moss destructive gunpo~ csr-eut noeer
system Ideas and aspirations possessing community
must com nee alone idsss and aspirations can
have a beginning 10 somebodys mind. Hcnce. OF ell
the more remarkable social revolutions, the seminal
principles the primitive type. msy re traced to soto
one man. whose spiritual greatness had forec enough 70
convert generations and constitute Ia the worlds
life who preached with power sonc mighty repentance
or transition OF sentiment within the hearts OF msn. sAd
thus render moro At hand that Kingdom OF hss
ven Tor wnlch oil mon Sigh and good men toll Phi
vats repentance" Individual moral energy, deep per
soual faith 10 some grea, conception OF duty and roll
gon are tbs psrqulsles aud causes o ell social selio
ration. lhsv James hsfuossu.
. LOVE- AsD SHooTfsc-George Brown, n negro
eyed nne,scn shot colored sirl named Mary Crane In
Bangor on Saturday evening aud sitsrwai nrei pie
oi ball intO his own mouth thiukng 10 commit suicide
The girl, who Is only seventeen aud hiss child two
yesrs old had refused to marry Brown and hencs tho
tragedy l,is thought however that both will recover
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ERr1ner., Library.
Hon Asdyes Stersssoas jEdgzsaf 70 rAs elasas q
The Farnos LisraTy on iAt patronage Of TIE people
Of yfrginta

Hon. Avdyer StSrSssoas jEdgze4f 70 ts claws Of
The Farn0s Library ca tAe PsfroneSe Of the people
Of Virginia
Hon ASDREw STEvEssoS, a few weeks since,
at the instance OF the Agricultural Society Of Al.
bemarle, pronounced a very able address on the
Condition, Prospects and Wants of Agriculture in
that State. In speaking OF The Farmers Llbrcry
and its Editor, he remarked as appears in the Jsf
tsrsoHian Repsblican of the 18th inst;
has thrown slesm of interest over Agriculture,
by collecting together and bringing 10 bear OF the sub
jecl mass Of Information in all liz Departmental and
ought 10 b. Ia the hands of Grey engaged N asr
ess-al pursais and ia "a, library Of srey ecltss sRd
sraae metaphysical work. To spirit u Is true, 10
highly philosophical and scsnic but there Is scarcely
psse Of II from which Instruction and pie3surs may
rot % derived OF il veteran Edlsor. need ssy no
lhins 10 mary OF those present Long distinguished IL
the walks Of Asfie1lsune bis services 10 he Of
shs Pos have cone mora real benefit % the country
han half the pohucisns IN g. and would 10 God that
every 10 his sphere vouc HE DUTY 10 his coan.
try with TIE zeal and devotion The sane lnte.
scpee aud Ire sue that he he's done 4, his
!aeors 10 sdvsneo and Improve the Agreuture Of bis
country. God speed him succsss !"
Hon. w. c. RYKs, 81 the same county, has mn.
bounced TIE Farmers Library the most valuable
AGRICULTURAL work that has appeared in bis day. 50
So that il il be not extensive pstrcnised in Viz.
siuis il will not DC for want Of the cordial approbs
ito. OF the most eminent men Of the State OF al
parties
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. sHsrbor Of San Francisco, which seem desirable 10
us in satisfaction Of the Indemnity which Mexico
undoubtedly owed Va ct the commencement OF the
War lie. us manifest wilhpgne" that tne
Pesce We seek shall be honorable 10 oer adversary
ss well as TO us let u PIT ourselves clearly IN
ecciyocally in the right aod then If sac refuses Us
Peace, we will all take hold and prosecute 'he
War vigorously until she comedies It. way Is
not this wise and sautary counsel 10 can
doub. tina. it will exert good influence, not only
on the deliberations Of Congress but on the course
OF the President niInselfl why should any patriot
especially any Wing, decry It
We do not propose 10 review specifically the IA
bored attack Of the Courier i Enquirer on Mr.
Clay Indeed. it ia bard 10 treat cooly its studied
efforts 10 represent Mr. Clay as in bis dotsge-as
doing what lie would no. have done ten or twenty
years ago-and as very unntentionally' doing
this, tina. and the other thing, as if he were not
quite as capable of approaching the bearing and
effect Of bis remarks as his monitor can be- The
Union, Mr. Poks especial organ, refutes all this,
stating the notorious truth that Mr. Clay never ex-
hibited greater or more DDfaggirg mental vigcr IN
bis life than he does in this Speech. IL takes
Uhigi 10 detect the evidences Of his senility 10
that glorious effort But when that same Wing
proceeds to parade the Of his wounds re-
ceiyed in Mr. Clays service, talk Of his great devo-
ton 70 that iustrio1s man and, in the panoply o.
those ars and that devotion, to coniure Mr.. Clay
not to be again q candidate for President because
he must be defeated, indignation is only
eqoaled by our disgust.
We thank the Courier for its irequentreminders
that in 1910 we preferred more available candi-
date to Mr. Clay. We did then what we thought
best, and the result was lesson to us. To err IL
human but what shall we think Of him who, while
reproaching US for youthful mistake, insists that
we shall disregard its punishment and deliberately
reusa. tie error
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

NORRIS FRANgLIs, Esq. President, IN the chair
special meeting Of the Board called last even
ing 10 receive and consider the report he COMMITTEES
to which had been referred communication from His
Honor the Mayor on the subject Of the sts victories Of
the American Army In Mexico.
The Report, which is Of great length, concludes By
submitting tor adoption the resolutions IN favor OF csus
ng suitable medal alive Of the recent VIC
tories In Mexico with spproprse designs and inscrp.
lions one Of which be presented TO each surviving Of
ncer and private Of the New-York Regiment well as
10 the widows or eldest surviving member OF the fsmi
LES of those who have fallen the field OF battle. The
rspor, W. accepted and resolutions adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

LOuIsASs.-The n. o. Bulletin Of the 18th
states that Bossisr has chosen Wing represent
alive, and that Jackson, before set down Loco has
also chosen Wing, making the House 81 Wing
to Al Loco, conceding the two to come in The
Senate stands Is OF each party, with to come in
and | lNatchitoches) to be elected Conceding
both these, there is Wing majority OF tro in Joint
Ballot. securing Wing U. S. Senator in place Of
Hon. Henry johnson, whose term expires in March,
ls49. Not bad for Louisiana.
The Baltimore Sun, Loco, of yesterday says
that the Wings have carried the Legislature by a
majority of two certain on Joint ballot, and perhaps
four.