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T,SGLIsH-MRsL MORLEY, pupil Of ne ceiebrsfed
ECrlyeu AID Sir George srar eonlinces TO gre es-
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Together with glass; syrlnges q rysry y..sy sod AZ
see. Fer sale wholesale AID reAA, a. 10 Afen-si- "a
door shove Fo1rih norts slcs tr,.z
CRANE e. CO.'S COLORED PAPERs-Tee
Ns1Hscrsh@rs sole Ageris f5r New Tors ofer for sac
an as.crert Of svp-rsns gixxsd eolored Rspers o. the
s5oss c-ebrssd manufacture. ssd can recommend them
@7s2s CYRUS W. FIELD CO gar.ings.ip.
nWFS6 HURLBUr's PAPERs.-TBs s1b-
Usrhers osr for sale assortu-ni Of nsse superior
"a, Ss.irsls ospers a. he s-r,scurers lowest prices
rIs = CYRCs ". FIELD co. esriing-sip-
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&c., usuussclurfnx BUSINESS 70 let IN pan % me
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Gtueral Notices.
" Lecture on A-tronomy /.

" Lectures on Astronomy.-Proi hiTeHsLi-, II
he Cincinnati Observatory Al the - ci;aon Of hs rield
IN ScwYOrk hs= consented 10 deliver three Lectures Al th-
TAbernace On Tuesday rn-sdsy G1t Friday evening ;,
tie l6h l7h And ~ INST a. II O'Clock. Tue opies % the
lectures vii embrace.
ist The Universe As revealed by Lord Roses grss Re-
fecl0r.
"a The discovery Of ire Plane, by Leverrsr, ex-
en- phiying the power uf ansy sls
81 Msdlers discovery Of The greAl esnIe q The Uni
verse about hich The sgo and Fixed Stars revolving
The lectures VIII be illustrated by Telescope views AXE
BY Prof NJ viii he rr3; RofAegor al re CnennH %
servaiory-
Tickets sor family fcr Ire course S gentleman End
two ladies for The course, 20 gentleman Tor he course
81 single tickets 81 cts
EB.-schools supplied 81 50 cents each pup for ths
course, ulS u
~ Aid TO Irelsnd-The kigkt Rev Bishop HvsHEs
having Kindly offered his services 10 deliver lecture Oh
Ireland Tor TIE beneff u he suffering sh he Tseerna-
has been engaged for Saturday svsring I'm Inst Lee
lure 70 begin 81 Z O'Clock
Tickets One Dollar each 70 be bad fcm any Of The Coz
rntee or A 7 Stewart Cos, Broadway, corner OF
RssaesI: or Z Durixsn, ISL Fuor-sI Hugh Kelly, iSa
Boyerv: Terence Dourelly, South william a.
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a $50 R@fe- 20 NJ Jcseph Tryo1, 50 5rctdtt re.rf
n Aitr Eso % Sssss.- sna Mr. sashrsd Bret = W.
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UKfS-IMPOkTANT q pnfcnssrn M ~
sorss--9bs sabscsibsss having pofchssl
4of NJ. yohs scrlber - sxeiasse dxa
" uho Unsssd stsaes 70 bis Psssut Harp Hrs1
Improvements ~ riano r.fss are nsv msessssensf so
whfsh ere warsn.s1 superior 10 c6s 70 any NV 10 -
AID y sssp IN nns much loaxsf Tho inpso.ennl CO.
hsu 10 noe, beautiful Hap Ynre, pscuisr 10 eonsfu
zsasrsl sssofsnsni VI he most approved n0d.e nyll
fnishes insuurnezls BENNETY A00EH9 K co
azs rG lb1 fu.too-st kesss1e Of hroe1we
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CHERRY PRCTORAI

CHERRY PRCTORAL.-AysrsC Cherry Peclorsl
Ofor The Of coughs, code, consumption and AL AZ
-etions Of The lungs and hrosi Ths preparation 10 en-
rey free from he suspicion u qusekery and u recon-
needed By physicians " he highest responsibility. liza
ingredients and mode Of preparation fully laid open 70
the inspection Of The Medical Profession, and II cona-
IDENTIFY believed hat lie combination such 20 give ths
utmost energy 70 remedial eseet with The most perfect
safety.
Sod In New YorA By Hosdley, Pbeps Co. wholeesls
Druggisis. 10 WaIersLi RushL0n Co. j. MDhany J. Il
2tf Inn
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Mails at the wesr-,Iarkei-, &c.
correspondence Of The Tribune


BEARpsrowN Ill., Jan. u, lsl7
Is there any possible way by which you can send
me letter or newspaper by which may know a
little something OF what is going eas' OF the Al
legany Mountains 1t viii be useless to send by
mail as by some means or other our papers and
letters sent by that conveyance are never heard
from after leaving New York
We have not had an Eastern mail at this place
for sir'een days, and no less than Ten Eastern
mails are now due. II is the same all over the
West Even at = Louis, as see by the last &C
counts from that city. they have had no Eastern
mail tor zen dnvs
Some weeks since the roads through Indiana
were bad. and We supposed that was the cause
but of late the roads better stiii have
no mails from the East What are al the P0stmssters
and the Department at Washington about This sp-
pears like Loco FocOism showing itsclf ia new form
l. the conduct Of the officials al Washington black
and dimning that hey sppr''s the ma Tor the purpose
of keeping tie people ignorant OF their dark and imam
Gus designs Il certainly look. ike H. and something
should be done At once 10 look into the matter.
The Winter here has been very mild. and our rivers
have al kept open until the last week when sudden
change came which closed the Illinois River and the
Mississippi above 81 Louis but the weather again
very mid, We look for speedy resumption OF nsyga
ton
our markets are now rather quiet during the suspen
sion of navigation Pork has been selling freely al
l.d2 cts Wheat - cts Corn l4dle
In the way of Game We have a great variety, and at
low prices. Qusils in any quantity may be had at %
CT d0scH WIZ Turkeys weighing 20 bs sell at 30
cents and other things 10 proportion.
Yours. truly. ILLINOIS.
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


PHILADELPHIA Jan. -.
To-day is as unpleasant as could be well ina.
gined One Of your lazy chilly rains almost too slug
gish 10 drop sud falling into icy sleep soon as il
touches earth The streets like glass and humanity
converted crockery becomes tumblers and pitchers.
with hsrbreadth escapes of getting cracked. Such
weather Of course puts stop to business in
and indeed first excitement Of the foreign news had
sonewha subsidized yesterday afternoon and prices were
receding There have been no sales day Of Flour At
SOS which were made Yesterday but 50 and So Is
the extent with rather moderate demand Indeed
with The present rate Of reighis cannot figure up how
BUYERS can siord 80 and pay near g for Liverpool
Corn Meal continues from 80 ~ - and Corn -
10 IS for old yellow Whisky held 80 cts in bbls.
The opponents of the Death punishment are Wig
orou.y exering themselves for the passage OF law 10
abolish hanging There are now two criminals IN our
prison under sentence OF death Charles Moser for the
murder OF his wife and Bridget Hartman for drowning
her child This stimulates the exerons In the canse
and all the different societies especially those composed
OF females making sppeas 10 Gov skunk Tor Acorn
mutation Of the punishment 10 imprisonment. For the
sake OF humanity IL be hoped these efforts may be
successful.
SuEs OF SrocKs-FirR BOard-5O Girsrd, 10
$50 do lO4t $50 DO ID 10! 100 Tide Water notes %
nc Union Canal 81 400 Lehigh Int 6li 5000 - IS.
opg n. 1000 DO do, 7li 100 Reading Sd, 81 1900
Ca Nav. 35l loo Lehigh Int CIT 80 susq b,
100 Norristown. b5 - Read IS, 3li 81 Susq Canal
rs o. $50 L : Blk - Il by Bk Is 20 Mechs Bk %
100 Morris bi II = Sorristown r. b5. Z 100 :
III b 90 Harrisburg b5 . 200 Read. cash. 3l.-
Ssoond BOard-4OO 4 ; Bk Sd 4, $50 Girari. ID 10.
"a Q and s. 81 Afsr Second B0ard-23 Lehigh, 2ii
950O Navy %. Is Il 800 Lehgh IS. 63i goo Texas
Notes Ii 50 Read b5 3li 4564 81 Sc ia = Harris,
b5. q $50 Morris cash lOs and II.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
xxIxth CONGRESS- -. second Session.
SENATE. . .wAsnrxoIoS. Jan. q lsi

SENATE. .wAsHrxoIoS, Jan. %, le'7.
Mr. MoREHEAD presented memorial from the
Editor Of daily Cincinnati paper asking Congress
70 invest him with power to form. company to ex'
tend the magnetic telegraph across ne AhaHf'e
Ocean Referred TO the Post Once Committee
The Committee on Printing reported against
printing sundry memorials Of Friends. praying a
speedy termination ofthe war
The Committee on Finance reported the Indian
Appropriation bill
The Committee Oh Foreign Relations reported a
bill TO create the Office Of Assistant Secretary OF
State.
A utioa was adopted requesting the Presi-
den. 10 suspend land sales advertised at Dubuque
untitbe claims Of the heirs to Dubuque property are
decided
The Ten Regiment bin was then taken up and
Mr.. BENTON spoke in opposition 70 the section
granting bounty lands. II would give use to enor.
nous speculations and conf anies would be formed
whose agents would follow the army and purchase
the nights Of soldiers. Such companies are already
forming in Philadelphia.
Mr. CoRwfS made spirited snd eloquent reply
and after long debate BY Messrs. BESToS, CAS-
RUsE. SIMMONS HUsTISGToS, CALHoUN BREEsE
ARCHER BADGER HASSEGAS, Butler ALLEN
EVANS WFsTcOTT, CLAYTON, TUPSET, SEWER
MANGUN and others, the amendment was adopted
giving each sold Ter the option % receive certih
cate or SIX per cent stock for four hundred dollars
instead Of 100 acres Of land Several other amend
rnenfs were offered and rejected Pending an
amendment By Mr.. HAsSEeAS on giving eighty
acres 10 all serving under l2 months, the Senate
adjourned. .,-,,.,.-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House adjourned last night at half past 10
o'clock the question then pending being motion
10 excuse Mr. AsH.Us from voting on an appeal
from the decision Of the Chair. This morning the
motion to excuse was Withdrawn as also the ap-
peal
Then. on motion OF Mr. DRONGOOLE, the Commit
tee ofthe Whole resumed consideration Of the Ma
val Appropriation bill. Messrs SINS, Of :. c.
PAYNE and STAUNTON, addressed the committee.
The Committee then proceeded 10 vote on the
amendments. The bill was reported 10 the House
with amendment including appropriations OF
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars for floating
Dry Dock at Pensacola, and fifty Thousand eac!.
for one at Kttery and one at Philadel phia the plan
10 be determined by the Secretary OF the Navy
Vote on this amendment Yeas o. Nays Fl.
Mr.. COOKE Of Tenn. asked the unanimous consent
Of the House to offer joint resolution rendering
the thanks Of Congress to Gen TAYLOR.
WAsHINGToS, Jan. 29-ll P. NJ.
The New. Orleans mail is not yet In We have,
therefore no news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

By the last steamer we received two LetIef-
from Miss FULLER, our Literary Assistant which
we shall publish at our earliest convenience.
We ,hsll also commence as soon as we can find
room, the publication Of series Of Pen and Ink
Portraits Of Eminent Living Persons IN Europe BE-
ginning with those Of France The series VIII en-
brace such and such only to the people oithe nj
ted States will be worth knowing This viii include
the Politicians, the Of Literature the men o.
Science, Artists, Physicians. Lawyers &c Inc
author is an accomplished scholar and has the en-
TIE at Court and the best opportunities IN p1va
society for seeing and studying the men whom he
describes. Portraits Of GUIzoT and THEIRS vii
open the series.
Rambling Notes on the Old World NO ii
shall also appear as early as practicable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

" DR. TAyLoR's BAisAN 90 LlvEEwOsr, Is a peffsc
cure tor the severe colds and niuenIa, which - -
general sui people should ro,oI Ia It before these cold
and coughs take fast hold on the lungs II !. remed'
wei tested as the thousands OF recommeu et,ons alum
dainty prove, Tor curing asthma, consumption. i've
COMP ont, raising Of blood dyspepsia, sc uis no pal
atve but acts by reducing the circulation giving tone 70
the nervous system, and increasing tho nervous energy
greatly This remedy has recently made some mcsi won
derul this city 10 which the Doctor win be hspPI
10 refer Il IL excellent Tor children and bottle should
be every house but the public should be careful 10 buy
only SIS Bowery, and IN Brooklyn Of Mrs Hays, ~
Fulton street, there many counereiis and imis
sfoat by the vile and mcrceuary but let all by
a. above Dr. Leedss signature to The steel pss
label, and they VIII be safe
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IL Al a meeting OF Water Vito
COMMUNICATED |

We would call the attention OF those who own lands
in the Western States desire to place any business
sppertaining that region in the hands Of homes, and
capable agents to the advertisement in this days Tr
bune Of J. l.. Whiting & Adams Land Agents at De-
troit Mich Both Of these gentlemen have had ample
experience in the employment in which they en-.
gagged The senior partner of the firm has been resi-
den, OF Michigan since the close of the last war with
Great Britain. and is fsmarly acquainted with every
foot of the State His integrity and strict devotion to
business have been well tested and have received the
uniform appreciation of his correspondents. We take
pleasure in recommending Messrs. J. l.. Whiting &
Adams to those Of our citizens interested in
Western Property "A NEWiORhER
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NEw-YORK LEGIsLATURs.

SENATE. .FhrpAY, Jan. %, l-i7.
resolution was adopted to raise Select Com
mittee to investigate the Geological Survey, with
power to send Tor persons and papers
Mr. BEACH introduced resolution requesting
the Controller to report the amount and value OF
materials on hand at the time Of the suspension Of
the Public Works, and their value now.
The bill to give portion Of the Common School
Fund of New York City to the House of Refuge
was debated in Committee, but not disposed Of
ASSEMBLY.
The Ulster Co. Election Case was disposed Of,
by vote 7O to 49D declaring that Mr. NoNTANYE,
the sitting member was entitled to his eat
On Friday last the house OF John Conner III the
township OF Lanark, Canada was burnt to the
ground. He persisted in the flames with bis wife,
five children and servant girl
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BY the arrival last evening Of the ship Courier.
Capt Wolf from Rio Jsneiro, we have sdvicss to Dec.
90 We learn from Mr. Cobb passenger. thst the Cali
oruia Expedition had le Rio about the last Of Sove.
Der, and tina, number Of the volunteers had deserted
Some Of them were sroling shout the streets, and
eshers seeking employment The two U. 5 sesnen that
had been imprisoned were liberated. The brig Balm
bridge the only United States vessel a, Rio the
fs.ss Columbia having sailed on the ID OF December
for the River.
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fY- MoSRoE EDWARDS died yesterday morning
in the Prison Hospital at Sing Sing of consumption sf
's, illness Of only about three weeks. Thus has
ended the OF aman endowed by Nature with tai
ents that might have ted him for eminent usefulness
bu; which were pros,ruted the injury Of his fellow
men and TIE destruction of his peace and hsppi-
hess No relations friends his companions in
punishment. were present to mitigate the suffering of
his last hours and he will sleep in the prison burial
ground with no memorial OF his name or fate L. not
the way o. the trsnssressor hsrdi
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Dueiness Notices.

y This is the time for wholesale houses, manuisc.
turers &c. to advertise in Southern and Western
papers for Spring business--They can do so At v b
Pslmer's Agency in the Tribune building, where every
information can be had tho subject Those who have
changed their locations may not only sccumuiss new
customers but obge their old ones by giving notice
it--and old houses prepared for more customer. ma,
wisely resort to the means used by houses 10 make
known their business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

R-A memorial is in circulation praying the As.
snby to imPeseh the Judge. Of the Supreme Court of
this STATE for the alleged violation Of section $ article
OF the New Constitution which provides tbs, the Judge.
Of ssd Court shall no, exercise avg power OF appoint
m-nt to pubie office ANY male citizen Of the age Of
twenty years, OF good moral charter and who pos
the requisite qualifications OF learning and sbity
shall BE- enutled 70 admission to practice n al the
Courts Of this State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

y Dr. Edison. the Living Skeleton, be SEQ AT The
Museum to-day and evening lie l. ungaestionsbly the
greatest curiosity exhibited IN city, his weight
being but - pounds and his hight 81 feet let no, the op
porlnnity pass without seeing him Performances IN he
afternoon and evening ard a p NJ by the Ethiopian
Mnstres, who give choice selection or songs duets re
frains, Sc-the splendid balloon panorama OF London
will be exhibited, together with anghsble and comic
farce BY Nreat Me.lsrn. Miss Wheeer and olheIs.
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The Tribune in PhiladeIphis.

Oar friends In Philadelphia who wish TO be supplied
regularly with The Tribune viii please Leave their
names and residences with ZIeber * Co Ledger
Building Thirdst below Chesput who will deliver the
paper 10 them Immediately after the arrival Of the pas
ssnssr Hne from Sew.York at ~; cents per week
Single copses price cent. may always be obtained as
above or from the Philadelphia Eewsboys
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bHoDs ISLAND LEGIsLATURE-In the Senate
on Wednesday the resolution OF the House authorizing
the Governor TO draw the General Treasury for a
sum not exceeding s25oo defrsy the expense OF rails
ING and subsistng volunteers from the State for the
Mexican war was concurred in. yeas p, nayss.
An Ae in relation to fugitive Slaves, similar to the
one nov in force in Massachusetts was adopted.
Both Houses adjourned At 70 o'clock Thursday. to
meet ''S Newport in May next according to law
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THE sIsTERIN.LAw-UDder this title the SundgDs
patch announces q new local isle IL 10 the nsrrsh"a
given by OF the most eminent physicians Of Tho
city il under his eyes. It's stern realty
with the exception OF the names. and shows to wh"
the intdgues OF fashionable life carried 90 "a
our midst The parties concerned are a young and
beautiful girl who to this city two years ago from
the Western part Of this State, and her sister ins~
fashionable lady in this city There many persor'
in this city who will ct recognize the real nance
Of the characters The Dispatch promises twenty ore
columns Of interesting amusing matter among which 10
the letter Of Mrs Lsrdner written to her husband the
time Of her elopement with Dr. Lsrdner.
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Smithsonian Iu-titute-Purcha.e OF the Texas
NAVY.
Correspondence Of the Newark Daily Advertiser
Ian D.

Correspondence OF tle Dhlll huftfA-rf-
WASHINGTON Jan. p
The Regents OF the Smithsonian Institute have
settled upon the plan Of conducting the same having
adopted in part the suggestions or propositions, OF Mr.
Cnosis and Prof Henry.
The building for the accommodation VI the Institute
will be commenced the coming Summer but will pro
gress slowly 70 IL completion Il has been determined
10 erect il from portion Of the annually sccrung fund
Under the direction Of the Librarian Mr.. Jewett steps
will be early taken for the commencement Of the Ii
brary Thus far everything seems 70 indicate The entire
success Of the Institute al conflicting opinions 70
the mode OF carrying into eject the designs OF Mr.
Smithson for the diffusion d. knowledge among men
have been hspply hArm0nlzed.
In noticing Yesterday the Texas humbugs, omitted
10 state that Mr. Kaufman Of Texas has already intro
daced bill into the House making appropriation for
ne purchase OF ,hs Teas Nary Il may have been
solution merely directing the appropriate Committee 10
do 80 As have rot copy Of bis bill or resolution,
arm unable definitely which Il 10 Al a. events
he mas made that effect which u only smother
device for the purpose OF procuring an appropriation
from Congress Tor the purpose Of dseh4rzng the debt
CT Texas incurred for the building Of ,s Navy Tor which
the petition referred 10 has been presented 10 the sen
ate Sh-uld Mr. Esu-fnGn's measure succeed. the ms
ney appropriated for the purchase Of rotten Navy
would undoubtedly - to the liquidation Of the Texas
Navy Debt
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~ Advertisements for the Tribune Of Monday
orsft 10 bs ssnt IN before 10 o'clock Saturday even
ing = ne Publication Once OF taas paper not open On
Sun days
subserbsrs IN the city who do not receive t' paper
ct an early hour requested TO leave word a. the once
% our arrangements are such az enable 81 the carriers
70 act through thsis roues before seven O'clock Gar
risrs falling q accomplish this viii be required to give up
their rousss 49,,
Persons wishing The Tribune left at their dwengs or
places Of business regularly every morning WI pes'e
Lave heir addrss a. the Publishing Once OF seno
not throazh the PostOfice. Terms ls4 cents week
pc ysbls 70 the Carrier
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Posi- oFncE LAws-An able and interesting
opinion Of Judge Coakhng in the United States District
Coar concerning the Constitutional power Of Congress.
to impose Restraints upon individuals touching the
vsysnee Of letters Sc otherwise than BY msi appears
in the Albany Argus OF yesterday
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Taos HoSpuRAs.-By the brig Matilda. Capt.
Jenkins 10 days from Belize, We have the Honduras
Observer Of Dec 81 II does not contain word OF
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FEMALE PREACHING. Mrs. Bishop has been enter
tanning very large audiences OF late various Theeo
cal subjects such as Ahsbs Prophets being deceived
by a lying from the Lord and the Location Of ne
Botomless PIT which has created great interest 10
rmored that shs is to lecture an Interesting subject
from Rev xii. tomorrow at and o'clock, Ia tho
American Hall corner of Grand st. and Broadway We
say TO those interested " Cot 10 free