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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

~ The Erw Yohx DAILY TRIBUNE was hrs' issoeo
on Saturday. April 10. ls4l the present number is
therefore the of ts seventh volume and this oil
cour.e the first recurrence since ls4l Of the com
menccment Of our volume on Saturday For six years
we have Piled the lsbong with Whatever OF mental
ability or physical strength we possessed this summer
n our hopes are not frustrated hope 10 seek health
and vyor in somewhat extensive tour Of observation
.od rest through our country leaving the imme'
date eonduc. Of The Tribune in the hands Of our asso
cstes.
The Tribune was started sheet about two-thirds
is present size and for the first year or more con
tanned about oaetrd the amour. Of matter other than
advertisements that it now does. 1t wss commenced
with moderate means slender assistance an imperfect
experience In dsly journalism (hough pretty toers-
bic acquaintance for years with types and newspa'
pers slender subscription, procured by the di'in
eres,ed efforts of few personal and political frienas
mainly BY Noah Cook Esq. since decessed) and with
very moderate promises Of pecunsry aid which were
never realized sought to be, beyond loan oil soco
from one friend, long since repaid Before the end oil
three months its regular daily circulation exceeded
1900 copies before the close of the year 10000 ano
though the expenses Of newly established journal
however successful must always largely exceed The IN
come Ito entire success was at all doubtful from
the moment its business management was undertaken
by the associate who joined us in the fourth month oil
it, existence Before the end OF the year Its patronage
wa, amply remuneratng success which has had few
p,rslels-snd though expenses have ever since
been increasing, and are thrice what they once
were. we have never had occasion complain OF our
fortune.
- We need no, speak Of the character and aims
of The Tribune rs name imports that II processes 10
stand and 10 speak for THE PEoPlR-ior the great macs
of these who live aud labor and struggle and suffer IL
accordance with that profession 1t endeavors to pro
mote and commend Temperance Industry, Education
Justice Morality Good Order while II sternly condemns
sad opposes War. Slavery. Oppression and Rspaciiy
and gives a welcome and cheer to every generous
word or thought calculated to up and benefit the less
fortunate the suffering. the desparing. VIVA, II ha.
besn Il in spirit will be-ever ready to amend s error,
sud give truer direction TO It's energies experience
sAsl suggest and opportunity preventive need hardly
many friends that their constant and gen
ereus support 10 gratefully appreciated.
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r The splendid steamer Empire will leave for
Albany and Troy this evening at o'clock
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
az ELECTRIC TEL RAPH
NETWORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE ALBANY, Feb. 81 p. NJ
The Senate is engaged on private claims.
ASSEMBLY.
A bill was reported to amend the charter Of the
Long Island Railroad
The bill to incorporate Syracuse as city was re-
ported complete.
The bill from the Senate amending the election
law so as to make the oath conform to the Consti-
tuition was reported with amendments, one OF
which would require 30 days residence in an Elec
ton District to vote for Inspectors OF Election.
Mr. DEvEIIN opposed this amendment. Cues
ton pending.
I'VE have not received the afternoon proceedings
Ed TyBl
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Court Calendar,

suPERIos CouRr.-Ssme as yesterday deductins Nos
IS 70, So and 10.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Mondsy l6 IT, %, 70 to ~,
CO. 50 to SO, 81, 9li.
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PArHETIssl-LA Roy SUNDERLAND, having returned ~
bis southern tour, has the pleasure Of snnosp
(Broadway near Prince ST.. Wednesday Thursdsy Sd1I
and Saturday Of the present week, al y p. NJ 70 -
attempt series OF results minds of his sndls,
laws and conditions which produce The exeslsss."
mysteries ard mseries Of humaa nature. Tieksu4 80
three for 50 cents.
disesse Thursdsy, Friday aud Saturday, ~ sboyessf~
Il H.
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~ PETER AIMS and VIM A. cONANT
"a the nuhf 10 he Aldernan and Assistant Of the

EF PETER AIMS and VIM a. CONANl
are the ought to be Alderman and Assistant of the
Tenth Ward this year We fear the chances are
against them, and yet The Wing rofe in the Ward
would surely elect them. Why not get out that
vote - They are richly worthy OF it-indnstrlous'
intelligent, capable upright men,-not ottceseek-
ers nor party brawlers, but men who live by work
and deserve the support of those like them Mr.
CoSAST we know as one Of the best young me-
chanics of our City, who ought TO receive an enthu
sisstic support from the Young Men of the Ward.
Shall it not comet
Er CLARKsON CROLIUS our old friend and
the Peoples faithful servant, is up for Alderman IN
the Seventeenth Ward His experience is needed
in the Common Council. GEO, H. FRANKLIN
runs with him as Assistant That ticket mnst
20 in.
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There is freshst in the River, and considerable
ice running down. The tow boat Enterprise, laden
with Flour, &c. was struck last night by cake OF
ice and sunk
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Appointments by the President.

OF Captains and su5asns in the regiments since hs
ttst published ~ tLs 3iss Of Marct.
THOMAS j. WHPPLr of New Hampshire, 10 be first
Lieutenant in the 9th infantry.
WILLIAM A. NEWMAN Of Vermont to be second
Lieutenant in the 9th infantry
CALEB WrLDER. OF New York 10 be Captain In the
ROBERT G. MORGAN. of New York, to be first Lieu
tenant in the 10th infantry
STEPHEN POWERS, OF New York, to be hrst Lieuten'
ant in the 10th infantry
EDWARD McGARRY OF New York, - be second Lieu.
tenant in the 10th infantry.
JAMES McKowN of EewYork, to be second Lieuten.
ant in the 10th infantry.
JOHN MAosE, of New York, to be second Lieutenant
In the 10th infantry.
C. C. HosNsBY of Texas, TO be Captain In the l2th
infantry.
CHARIEs NJ CRsANoR. OF Texas, to be second Lieu.
tenant In the 18th infantry.
WILLIAM REESE, OF Texas, TO be second Lieutenant
In the 18th infantry.
A NARROW EsCAPE-A young man from Somer-
set who in town yesterday morning With load OF
produce and put up the South Ward Hotel was shot
AZ last evening about 10 o'clock while returning from
visit to friend in Highs through Nesbitt st. by some
person unperceved behind the fence the side walk.
lie that the dash into his face when he
turned and the within 10 or Is feet running from
him The ball passed through bis hat within two inches
of his head. The young man (Mr. McMurtry) tells
that no one knew that he had any money with him. and
he is almost total stranger In the place having no ene
~ Newark Adv Friday.
FIRE IN PATERsos-A fire broke on Thursday
night in the oil store of John Jordan and destroyed the
houses stores &c occupied by the following persons
John Jordan loss about 81 COO insured for 5000.
Finigan tin and sheet iron manufacturer loss not
known, probably covered by 5000 insurance. - Gil.
isch tailor loss not known probably $500 policy OF In
surance expired eight or ten days ago. X. Chswel
aucnoneer and commission merchant loss probably
g. 1000, insured for $1,000. d. Laversck matchmaker
loss not known partially covered by insurance There
were seven persons burned by an explosion OF spir
gas or camphene at the kre among whom were james
Peal Nehemiah Brewer and d. Laversck the latter be
| ing burned very severely tCor Newark Adv.
FIRE.-The two cottonwadding factories of Ru
dolph Samuel Schiller at Leesville Rahway), wer'
burned to the ground between and o'clock Thursday
afternoon. The loss of Rudolph, the Advocate says
was about $4,000, half insured Samuel was insuret
| for $4,000 Newark Advertiser
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t>y- The Fifth Ward presents WIN. ADAMS
and ALEX n SCHULTZ for Alderman and As
sistant-men who thoroughly belOng there, and
who are known to be exemplary citizens. Aid
ADAMS is already well known to the Ward, and
Capt SCHULTZ ought to be for, though his vocation
takes him a good part of the time out Of the City
there is not man in the Ward who has done more
hard work and made more sacrifices for the Wing
Cause than he 1t will be burning shame il this
ticket is not handsomely elected.
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w THEO. H. DE FOREST for Alderman and
JOSEPH JAMESON for Assistant form the ticket
in the First Ward There is no sort Of difficulty In
electing them if the Wings will just come out
And why won't they They have no such excuse
rs the uptowners, who hurry down to business III
the morning and think they cant get back till too
late to vote They are down town all day, and vote
there, and if they don't elect their excellent ticket
they will deeply mortify and disappoint the Wings
of the whole City. There is a splendid opening
and il must and will be improved
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HoARHouND. ELAoAMPANH

O. AND ICELAND Moss ExrRAcTEo.--Ars not lksss
three herbs proverbally potent and In themselves ss
tary and permanent benefit to the throat and lungs vtsa
diseased And ye! they constitute but onehird dhsn
gradients that
MRS. JgRyIs's COLD CANDY
10 composed oevsry material Of which 10 admitted gooi
by every physician In relieving and positively curing The
early effects OF cold cough, hoarseness, sore thfos'
whoopng cough, inauenks, SC These eicsciogs herbs
combined with saccharne matter, f,ugar which 10 ss
10 acknowledged beneficial, leaves no room to doubt hs
MRS. JERyIss COLD CANDY
Is really simple aIi certain remedy for the above H
eases. Beside, look at the
In lis. Of references that continually published Of our
most EMINENT MEN
u Sold by Mrs.. JEWS, S7s Broadway, saDef Of
Whte-sL
AsEsrs- Rushton 4 Co. 10 Aslor House, ITO snd W
Broadway; Blsckeu ss4 Bowsry; Burnton, ~ slrih<v
Brigham, II and 100 Avenue Nelson, eornss d csAs
rne.snd Madison Sta. Lecount, corner Of 0rand ~ w.
vision sts; Mrs. Hays, 1Ss Fulton-st; and Adsnee
Brooklyn; L. B. T. Williams, Broad. sL Newark
u Each package 10 invariably signed Mas. W.JsA"
Put up In packages Of IL. 2s a. and 81 each. soH
II BY this mornings mail we received the follows
conclusive and voluntary testimony 10 the psfse snfsy
OF Doctor raylors Balssm OF Lverwor In curing hvsf
SomptlDt anu HlCa nchuacnc. iS"ef 10
by p Mason, Esq of somerville, N. J. who vii ps"s
accept thanks for conveying This tribute 10 nsdf1s.
which has had such unbounded TO have sssss
some 5000 persons, and that caused the mefcenfy
initiate counterfeit and mslign H. But every ce sos'
always Or. LEEDS signature TO the steel plss WY
per, buy only al SIS Bowery, and OF Mrs. Hayes ~"
ton-st. Brooklyn: ,.r
HILLssoRouGa, N. J. March II, ~
Deor SIR; The use Of Dr. Tsylors Bslssm Of LS1se'
has proved so beneficial in restoring my wife's essn
deem It due to the public, and an act Of jusuos
proprietor, to state the facts OF the case Ny y"
for egh. nine years, snicied with the sef 49,
and liver complaint For the greater part Of hs n~
was attended by regular physician, with lhns
benefit From recommendation was induced nvc
rsylors Bslsam Of LiverworL One bottle sdofssse
mediate rel'sf and another elected complete cure VI
truly, yours (Signed) PETER J. sTRYkhS
Or. Tsyiors Bslssm Of Lverwort has reeern! a.
one Of celebrated practical chemists eostSS
consumption. Also, MIS- Bragg, lady Of the rnndpss
the Hlghschool, Of sslhras, after years slanakS ~
ware OF countsrfeits and limitations.
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Successful SRI


sysin,, 100 Wing majority. Tibbsttss District
NAV also be carried by the right man, but we maAe
.uc.....o c. .ou,e casualties. In Tennessee We
Lee the Knoxville District (Croziers) but arc
ouite as likely to gain the Memphis '''aH'On
Fscb gave Clay majority. In Indiana 0O.A'
o. ,egaipipg the IXth lCstbcarsl ana Tying '"e
ma n. Smiths and Xth (Kennedys] "eha'e
-, Estimated Csthcarts. Iowa we presume
-; 10 divided. and it is quite probable that WIS
800, ,,;ll re,ec. her embryo Constitution and not
-, hs, state organization under another IN
go 90 he felt in the choice Of Speaker next De
u.sr still. we deem it safer to set down two
.a.in.t rs from this State. From Mississippi, we
have claimed one by guess, believing that the
yjcksbure District or some other of the four must
turn up right
We trust no one understands as As confidently
claiming the next House. We know wen lnA' III
Auences Of which we have no idea VIII dlsaPPoih'
calculations on this hand and on that and that
Time NAV work changes in the Political complexion
Of one State or another. All that we imply IS SIM
DIV that if the States which have yet to choose VIII
do as well as those which hare ehosen-and espe'
cially as NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA NEw-JERskr'
MASSACHUSETTS. CoSSEcTIcUT and FLORIDA nave
done the next House must be Wing. Ana we
think the present probabilities are fairly expressed
in our table above. II the South and West should
do q. well as the East and Center have done we
shall have some ripping up of the war Expenses
next Winter that will be apt to make honest men
stare We shall expect, too, an overhauilng Of 'he
tyrsnncal Post Office Law struggled through al
the heel of the last Session which must have been
concocted in some realm Of neither darkness, and
which we have not seen the first man who does
not heartily detest alike in its extravagant PRIV
leges to Congressman and its vexatious exactlons
of the People We shall be disappointed II a wing
House does not ask Mr.. Polk, in case the W ar
ia not brought 10 a close this year, to state open
" 10 our own People, to Mexico and the world
the precise terms on which he is willing to make
Peace, so that Congress may Judge what farther
Appropriations are actually required and to what
ends onr efforts should be directedBut it may be,
after all, that the War party will have bare ma
iority in the House as they have in the Senate,
cluding the Calhoun men. Without the South
Carolinians they cannot have. How do Messrs.
Polk Il Richie relish this prospect
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug 3, ls47.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug g. lsf7.
MARKErs-l0OO barrels of Flour sold today at
g. at which price there are sellers than buyers
Grain 10 unchanged Sugar 10 active ct advance OIL
ct. Meal Is improving
The Baltimore Telegraph is still out OF order.
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rur Day DOCK, BaooxIYN Navy YARD.-Up-

The Day Dock, BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.-Up-
wards of three hundred men were discharged
from this work last evening. We learn that tor
the last SIX months this work has been urged on
with unprecedented energy, in:order both to for
ward its completion and secure it from accident
in the coming season. The excavation Is now
completed, the foundation laid on all OF that part
which rests on the bed of the river, as well as
large part of the remainder, leaving but small
section on the land side to be completed, which
is not liable to accident. The employment for
the lahore rs is exhausted; large quantity OF the
masonry has been laid, and will be continued as
long as the weather will permit; and as the hy-
draulc cement is used, this branch also, must
cease when the frost appears. In week or so,
another discharge of laborers must take place,
leaving for the winter force, the stone cutters,
few carpenters, sc.
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WILD IRISH PoTAroE, SC OF WESTERN VIRGINIA.
In various States is observed that fungus growth
has seized all the cherry orchards, which will quick
y destroy the young and old trees This to that de-
scrpti1n of tree will be less destructive than the po-
tato disease is to that plant On Gauey river, Ka-
nawka county, Virginia, the wild Irish potato be
obtained and in three years from 1t many varieties
be had fresh and renewed seems not generally known
that the artchoke resembling in form the sweet pota
to- some samples being foot in lengthy natives
Of the United States On river banks they yield from
300 to 500 bushels per and very difficult to
dictate The artichoke family was the most ancient
lotus family Of the Egyptians and the wild onion,
mon amongst our mountains shoots up its stem doubled
Its TOP ncning downward thus showing the original Of
one Of the most commpn Egyptian bierato characters
There are also numerous dye stuffs Of vegetable and
mineral character and useless in vast districts
Of Western Virginia. which a. good ~ the similar
articles brought from foreign places Why does not
some one look into these things
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Police Intelligence.

On the Snsaku-Seme snesking thief entered the
feed store occupied by r. r. Randolph No l73 Christie
pher street stole from the desk $40 in silver aud made
good his escape.
"A Charge of Stabbing.--A man by the name Of David
Hogan keeping public house. at No AZ Howard street.
was arrested on Friday night and taken to the 18th
Ward Station House. charge OF stabbing Major X.
Bav in the side with ice picker, while In fracas 1t
the above premises However, Major Bailey would not
make complaint at the Station House; consequently
Hogan discharged c,
Supposed TO be SfoIen-OfAcers Dodge and Cummings
arrestsd Yesterday man called Wm Collins, at pier
No North river having In his possession boat, with
the name Fowler Brooklyn" branded on the inside
The name of tbs boat is VIM T. Fitch the boat con-
tansd two ship hawsers about thirty feet long five or
six coil of running rigging nearly new with plook at
tached evidently stolen from some vessel Ior Wncn an
owner is wanted Apply at the Police once, Iombs
The prisoner was detained for further hearing by JUS
tice Osborne. , - A..
Arrest of a Stage Driuer.-Oficer Leonard, OF the
Chiefs Office, arrested yesterday, William whitney,
driver of stage No ls2, Fulton Ferry line, on charge
OF racing his stage In Broadway near Pearl street.
ming into cartman breaking his cart and njurng the
cartnan besides He taken before his Honor mayor
Brady who held him bail In the sum OF S2oo, 10 an
swer the charge at court ;,
Bur.Iayv-Some burglars, early yesterday morning,
the drv goods No 1872 Genial street. oocu
MED hv sedgwick Jr stole tberefrom ninety i've
Ms csa Of bonnet ribbon, dozen colored and wnte
lid goves 10 dozen silk gloves rs pieces OF BLACK ana
coored velvet ribbon, together with two card cases,
and large lot of needles and various other articles
reward OF fty dollars Is offered for the arrest OF the
thieves and recovery of the property.
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Law Intelligence.


SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM-Nov. l3.-Pre-
sent Justices Hurlbut McCoun, and Mason-Wiliiam
of New York-Haughy, the plaintiff In error was
vcted at the Sessions Of Kings county receiver Of
stolen goods his counsel took exceptions at the trial to
the admission of certain evidence offered by the public
prosecutor and brought the question before the su.
preme Court Judgment was given this morning. and
the judgment Of the court below 80 far as
award de to the General Sessions Of the
county Of Kings and that Haughy, who now in the
prison. be remanded to the custody Of the
H Tae J@e s NO County Bank Us, Prime, Ward Co.
Mr.. Blunt resumed the argument in this cause this
morning, and concluded about II O'Clock. The Court
will give Its decision on Monday morning
The Of DePeyster vs. Winter, was resumed, and
the argument finished as the Court adjourned
COMMON PLEAs-fN -Decisions-WiIiiam W.
Jones Stephen s. Clark-New trial granted; costs
to abide the event
Joshua M Van Colt u.s. Samuel H. BarreH.-Order
appealed from affirmed with 81 costs.
Hugh Greenan Us. John Hunter and others.-New tri-
al granted, with costs to abide the event.
VIM. Jones, late Sheriff ads. Thos Dusenberry.-New
trial granted; costs to abide the event
surERIon CouRT-CHAMBERs-Befor Judge SANFORD
Illegal Eniistment-Henry Pnckney was brought be-
fore the Judge by writ Of ho6sas corpus and his ds-
charge asked for the ground of at the
time Of his enlistment 1t WAS deposed BY one or TWO
witnesses that from IL O'Clock the day Of his
stment he drank five glasses OF wine three VI
brandy and four pints Of beer or Gle On tne o'nel
Il was sworn to by officer who enlisted him. ana the
examining that he did at time OF nt
to be In the slightest degree In
toxcated The Judge said that the testimony, although
seemnsly contr adctory. might be easily recopcilsd
there could doubt but the fact Of bis being ntox
icated the time might from have escaped
the of the witnesses for the government and
they had truly that he appeared to be sober
Judge had doubt but he could not overlook the
fact Of its having been positively sworn to by three or
four witnesses that he had drank such quantity of
liquor In such short tme-a fact sufficiently strong to
show that he the time of his enlistment incapa
be- therefore discharged on paying the expenses the 60
vernment has been put to.
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New ZETErrc METHOD, &c, ros LEANING TO READ
SPEAK FRErcH-By A. A. RoUx This book We
have read with attention, and may recommend II to
those wishing to learn the French language 1t s very
good ompendium from Bolmars Picot and Maneecas
systems and contains excellent pieces to be translated
both in English and French Tho second part of this
method is composed Of English selection Of fables le
nds POEMS letters, and arguments to be used by the
pupils as compositions. The work Is for sale In New
York. at II. Lockwood Sons, No All Broadway.
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Mall Ealiurel.

The foreign letters and papers for this CITY, which
rived In the Caledonia last week. received here last
night from the west having by mistake been sent
to Wheeling The mistake did not ut the Balti
Post Office but at New York probably, where the
bag for Baltimore placed in the Wheeling pouch
Baltimore Clipper llth inst.
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A STATE TRIAL THEArErEp.-We understand that
Col Benton has remarked that this trial OF rremont
will lead to State trial before 1t Is done what can
he mean Does he threaten an impeachment OF the
Executive Some say tbisi the meaning Wd'h'"s'
ten Whig, lin tnst.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Malls for Europe.

The Caledonia will leave Boston on Tuesday
next, for Liverpool Her letter bags will close In
this city tomorrow afternoon. The Herald for
Europe will be published at one o'clock, in time
for the mails