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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
!, ,n extra session should be held and sustained The

that an extra session should be held and sustained the
resolution.
Mr. RALcoM farther opposed the resolution. and In
sisted ths, public opinion would not sanction an extra
session-or any vacation. They bad not called for u
because they know tina, the important business should
be completed before the first of July when the peS
courts 20 into operation.
Mr. WRroHr moved TO refer this subject TO the Com
mittee on Public Expenditures Mr.. CoRSwELL oe-
heved that the members Of the House had thus lar Ia
bored sssdnously Nevertheless 10 was Impossible no"
say when the Legislature could adjourn or 70 aecioe
whether an extra session was not necessary Al
present be could not admit that extra session was
necessary. $3.50,
Mr.. WALSH hoped the Senate resolution might be
adopted ,
Mr. TIIIrScHAsT suggested the sth Of September IS
the proper time for the commencement oil the eN'rs
session. Adopted. o..,
Mr.. BALLOON moved 6ns adjournment on the 18th
The resolution WA then psssed-sdjournins on the
18th Of May and reassembug the 9Th OF September
Ayes 81 Noes l6-ss follows
CON, Benedict, Bloss, Bowdsh, Boyden Burehsrd; Bur
nell Carpenter, Cav, Crocher Curry Dsnels' a. psvs
GRAY, I. Green Hsdley, Hsring. Hes,on, Henderson
Hitchcock Hodgson, Howe, Hubbard Keyser, Lakin Lee
Maxwell, McParlan, McGonegal, d. Moore, 5. Moore M
PAT w n Pratt, Pripde, Russell Rutherford, Shaw
shumway, sill, skeee, Small J. b. Smith w 8 SmlIn'
s so1hsrd sbssss w sssgsT We1ms naes
NoEsMessrs Allsben Bscom Bo5gett SarlSs v1s'
Sonwe SsoS s6py W spde w hs%mHn0
" o Row can we ever be sufficiently grateful
for the glorious Reformed Constitution which
among hundred similar safeguards against abuses
Of Power. virtually limits each regular Session OF
the Legislature to one hundred days!
We trust we have not been understood to
censure all who spoke and voted for an Extra Ses'
sion as actuated by unworthy motives, though we
do keenly feel that their course is sadly mistaken
one and viii be regretted by the People Mr.
Bascom, whose integrity we conhde in, whose de-
votion to Reform we know, argues for an Extra
Session with intense simplicity that, If one IS de-
cided on, all the great measures may be promptly
perfected and the little local, personal matters be
left over for the Extra Session. May indeed Now
see il it don't work exactly the other way-that
the local personal matters will be pressed forward
this month and most Of the great measures of vital
interest to the whole People, be left over to Sep
tennkpr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
Ahead of the Mails ,


The Globe Of yesterday morning had none but
the Loco. Foco news from CoSNEcTIeUT-that is,
just none at all.
The Epening Post of Tuesday-issued after we
had flooded the City with Extras announcing a
complete Wing triumph-had few inconcusive
returns closing thus
"Unless the Wings do better than they have done in
their stronghods disposed 10 think thai the aerf dc
count oH bring something on the Democratic SIDE norm
hearing"
The old San fyesterday morning ISSUED fifteen
hours after we had announced complete Wing VIC
tory dispatched the whole matter in the following
paragraph
CONNECTICUT elected State officers, Legislature and
four Members of Congress- on the 9Th inst The TfsRu
is much the ldsf ysdr The Democrats hare elected
The STATE Leg islate By hoD The State Ocers iciH be elect
ed there beng choice BY The people Mr. Whituesey Is
the Democratic candidate for Governor and Mr. Bisse
the Wing. The Wings and Aboitionists have probably
elected the four Members OF Congress"
In like manner the True Sun Of the same date
enlightens its readers thus:
CONNECTICUT ELEcrIoN-But felo actual returns OF
the election held in Connecticut on Monday for Gov
ernor Congressman and Legislature hare 10 hand
and far they 60 they do not present any Sreet differ
from The resu IN the Counties and toms aa year
Mr. Bissel the Wing candidate for Governor, leads Mr.
Whttesey the Democratic candidate, about 1000 votes
whilst the Abolition vote more than doubles the differ
ence and renders the chance Of majority for Mr.. Bis'e
ray problemafioal The choice Of Governor rsU eonse
queatly be likely to dep0!re upon The Legislature"
~ Here you see the advantage OF having
thoroughly upright independent, impartial neutral
journals, to shine for all and let the People know
what the actual returns amount to- But for
these, some credulous persons might have been
duped into supposing that the Wigs hsd carried
Connecticut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

The accounts from New Mexico which have
reached US. are from Fl Psso to the 18th Jsnssry
and Santa Fe to February 3.
Col Doniphan was still in possession of FL
Paso waiting to be reinforced by the coming up Of
his expected artillery AS soon as it arrived it was
bis intention to move directly upon Chihuahus
At Fl Paso nothing had been known OF the
change of Gen Woods position. and Col. Doniphsn
was still under the impression that they were CO.
operating.
James Magofan was still at large at Chihuahua,
and had not been tried for treason.
The battle fought by Capt. Norm and his com
mand, took place 25 miles from Santa Fe. Atthe
first volley discharged by our troops 80 of the Mex
leans were killed; the rest were thrown into con-
fusion, and precipitately fed to the mountains.
Capt. NORM followed up his advantage with de-
cision. pursued the enemy. and devastated the
valley of the Moro, burning everything in his path.
The people, terrified, fed to the mountains also,
where death, in the shape of starvation, awaits
them--a horrible but Just retrbution for the san
culinary massacres which they effected, and the
wide spread instruction which they contemplated.
When Mr. Caldwell, who brought the express
from Santa Fs to St Louis left the former place
he heard heavy reports of artillery in the direction
of the Moro, and doubtless another battle as pro-
gressing-but no particulars were received.
Mr.. C. thinks that the Mexicans must have been
beaten worse than before, and as troops were
fully prepared, flushed with success, burning for
revenge, and in high spirits
At the first battle Capt. HEADLEY was killed, and
seven wounded on our side.
Nothing has been heard of Capt Sublette or his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
London March J.

sUGAR-Todsy there was sgreater desire manifested
by both reners and grocers 10 operate in raw sugar
and the country brewers came into market with more
freedom. In some instances slight improvement in
the value took place The market altogether has snrmer
appearance West India Muscovsdo sought after for
all purposes and rather higher rates offered but bu
sness OF moment was prevented By the scany supply,
and only $50 hhds and terces were In conse-
quence, sold, making the total sales for the week
$40 hhds and terces.-Rt6H<d To-day large purchases
were made in Refined Goods By the home trade, in con-
sequence OF there being some sellers upon previous
reduced rates. Bonded Crushed e held with firm
ness FIRST quality 81 Dos per cwt- Loayes are much
wanted-MdErtftUs The supply az market con
t!nung 10 be extensive and merchants eager to resze
produced farther fall In prices OF ls per cwt Srl
the demand from grocers and rehners has been good,
and some parcels have been purchased by the brewers
in the country. The quantity brought forward TO pub
lie sale, amounting 10 l6,lh bags al found buyers
Eda India; This afternoon Bengal Sugar met with more
attention and the parcels offered 81 auction amounting
to 30l bags all sold white and better sorts Of
yellow al rise OF sd per cwt while brown and inferior
yellow sold at the former currency. F0reSH Holders
OF foreign Sugar available for home consumption not
DESTROYS 10 reduce their stocks and the market has
been less freely supplied but the quantity offer 10
chiefly the better descriptions By private contract the
demand has been good from rehners and grocers in
consequence of rather lower rates being taken.
MoLAssKs-The MARKETS still In dull state for West
India Of all sorts and there is fair quantity offering for
sale Few buyers TO be with although there
sellers 81 farther reduction In prices and 2ls TO s ca
10 the valne Of low to tine East India Treacle IL dull
Of sale at 23s 10 %. per cvt
CoFFEE-This afternoon good ordinary pale Native
Ceylon Ia good request BY private treaty and was
with dculty TO be Obtained under as per cvt Plan.
taton is wanted and 81 bags public sale sold at st
rates.
TEA-Hoders OF ali descriptions Of both black and
green have manifested less frmpess this week and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
DIED

On Wednesday April 7, In the ID year OF his age,
CHARLES AUGUSTUS. con of Alexander P. and Mary
Augusta Fonda.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from 573 Broomest Thursday sf
ternoon. at o'clock, without farther notice.
On the 9th inst Of Inflammation the lungs, HAIR
RET LOUISA, aged years and 10 months, youngest
daughter Of Nathaniel and Amelia ellison.
The friends and acqusintances Of the family
spectfuy invited TO attend her funeral on Thursday,
the 9Th inst at o'clock NJ from the residence Of her
father, lsa Ludowst aT&'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

" With the name OF Napoleon there has always bee,
associated ideas OF great military glory and enown aed
from their rocky tomb st. Helena the more inpos,ns
and suitable in the Hotel des lnysdes Ia Psru tov
the respect the French nation pay his memory cor
rect and faithful representation OF this solemn
given at The Museum by Moving Diorsms and Panorama
where the whole OF that magnificent spectacle 10 shown 10
hevery life. Ii will be exhibited this afternoon and eve
Ming al and u o'clock In conjunction with other sres
attractions Also 10 be seen at all times the Anatomical
OF one chilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
MARRIED

90 Wednesday. April at Oliver St Church. by Rev.
Mr.. Tucker, Mr.. CHARLES B. LAWSON Of London,
to CATHERINE 8. WARNER Of New York, dsughte
Of the late Andrew Woodruff, formerly Of Elizabeth
town. New Jersey.
By Rev DR.. Skinner, on Tuesday evening April s. Mr.
JAMES H. MALLORY Of Albany. to Miss SARAH
BLOOM PIERCE, only daughter Of Chauncey Perce,
merchant of this City
In Kent Co Maryland on the 22d Of March, Hon.
James Alfred Pearce United States Senator from that
State TO Mss Matilda C. daughter OF the late Richard
Ringgold, ESQ. of Kent Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
Liverpool Cotton Markets.

Cotton continues in fair demand and steady at las,
weeks quotations OF American but the market Is with
out animation Egyptian is without change in prices,
and in fair demand Brazil is heavy OF sale at last week
quotations surst is steady in price but In moderate
demand 1920 American and le0 surat have been for
week amount to % 200 bales including 900 America
speculation and ESQ American, $50 Pernani and 100
Surai for export
The business continues to be very moderate, on y
1000 bales have been sold today all TO the trade The
market Is Hat, but prices are steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

Gov. Bisses plurality is doubtless over $780,
but we think his majority will be reduced below
1000 by fuller return Of Birney and scattering
votes But there can be no doubt that the entire
Wing State Ticket is elected by the People
Hon. TRUMAN SMITHS majority for Congress is
nearly or quite 900 900 in Fairfield and 400
in Litchfeld. Good again
Additional Members Of the House
Wing. Loco. Wing Loco.
Canaan .........1 l Total so far. 80. 100. 70
New Lcndon 81 ] No choice or to hesrirom 81
Correspondence Of The Tribune
NEwLoNpoN, Conn. March 6. AZ.
Here is the vote for Representatives in this
town-second trial 0o-day
Hiram Wiley, Wing .4i9 Nathan Belcher, oco 40
WIN Benjamin, do .444 J. A. Smith, do $40
Elected Wing, Loco. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

Passengers from the South last evening heard a
rumor, altogether questionable, that an express
from New. Orleans overlook the mail at Montgome-
ry, Alabama, with late news from Vera Cruz. The
report was that Gen. Scott had been killed and
Gen. Worth seriously wounded. 1t was not cred
tied in PHILADELPHIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

= 81 only for Diamond Pointed Gold Pens 10 d.
YER mot gold) csses. J. w. CREATION & Co. II csdr
ST. Cup stars) keep hand the largest sssortnenss
gold pens TO be found in this city and their whokHs
and retail prices are SO lew as to defy competition ne
purchaser there find almost every descriptioa #
pens in the market from Levi Browns premium pens
down to the common qualities, and BY trying them
together can test their relative merits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
CITY ITEMS.

COMMERCIAL Court OF CoNcILIATIos.-At the
regular meeting OF the Chamber on Tuesday, Com
mee appointed to repor. upon the expediency OF
petionng the Legislature to create Court of Conca'
ton in this City for the settlement of commercial d
cultes The proposed alteration of the law relating
the bonding and Communication of immigrants BY the lie.
gsature not discussed being understood that the
cOunman Council had given up the design.
II The new steamer Bay State will start on
the Fall River and Newport line with the Msssachu.
setts early in May The Bay State s 800 feet long and
A. BEAM 200 tons burthen 500 horse power and A
feet diameter wheels fitted in splendid style with 30
and 500 berths She has extra life boats
snd epreservers and fitted with nasts carry sail
If the engines disabled.
cT- Our readers are referred to the advertise
ment OF Drs Trail Peirson and Dexter in another col
umn. Those interested in the new system of Hydro
patty will find, at their establishments all the advsn.
tages of City or Country.
II OF all the papers ever edited by MORRIS X
Wills the Home Journal Is the best and cheapest The
price 80 year. 10 a nothing for it. New sub.
scribers receive all the parts of DoaBRY Son that
have yet reached this country In the book form with
the engravings gratis.
IRISH RgLIEF.-Tho Committee have already
received slllO0o and yesterday dispatched the ninth
ship laden with 1900 barrels Of meal
DEATH BY ApoPLExY.-The Coroner yesterday
held inquest at the Finance Hotel No Westst upon
the body of James Morgan aged 50 years native of
England. Verdict, death by apoplexy
DEATH IN THE HOUSE OF REFuGE.-The Coro.
ner held inquest yesterday at the House Of Refuge
upon the body Of Charles Watson aged 10 years ma.
tive of York The deceased had been for two years
inmate of the above named institution He died on
Tuesday night last after short Illness during which
time he did not complain of much pain post norton
examination was made, and the Jury rendered YER.
diet of death from Inflammation Of the stomach pro.
duced by some cause 10 them unknown.
ARRESTED ON SUsPIcIoS.-Oficers Bouter and
Heber of the Fifteenth Ward on attending an auction
sale Of furniture at ahouse In Twelthst yesterday
observed couple of lightfngered gentry very busy
among the ladies, under suspicious crcumstsncss.-
They were therefore taken into custody and sent the Of
ice OF Chief Of Police for examin alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

y We recommend those who have net purchased
their Spring Bonnets to call before doing 70 a the e.
Enlistment of Messrs Psttison, Noe Co. % Delaney
st. where are manufactured the celebrated Consumers
and Nsspotans which, for richness and coed tsis
either In material manufacture unequaed By any
other we know Of Go see them as hundreds doing
and you will say as we do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
Bnsiness Notices.

EY' GESrLEMgS's HATS, style for Spring 1871, wiz
be- introduced on Wednesday, March 3. by
LEARY & co. Hstters Aston House, Broadway
Circulars descriptive OF our style will be Forwarded
by addressing US postpaid. mid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

PATHETIsM-LA Roy SUNDERLAND, having returned from
his recent Southern tour has the pleasure OF announcing
course Of Experimental Lecturer In the Lyceum Hal
ssosdwsy, near Prince ST. wednesday, Thursday rh1y
atempt series OF results In the minds Of bis eudiepee-
ecslanc, mrihful, musical and wonderful, ILLUSTRATING "
mysteries and miseres Of human Tickets Is cssn
three for so cents.
disease Thursday Friday and Saturday above, ASP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

BOARD ON BROOKLYN HrsHrs-rhree or four single gen.
temen can BE- accommodated with pleasant rooms and
board in the new and Delightfully."- located house Ia NJ
dagh-st the fourth from Coumbss. having charming
view OF the bay and rivers and being within three miou
walk OF the Fulton ferry. For particulars Inquire hs
premises. a. Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

FRENCH LASGUAGE.-Qsfarge Buildings, Broadway
2S9, corner OF Resde.st )-on Thursday, April 9, At
o'clock, evening Prof CHURCH viii open new course
Of a lessons for beginners-ladles and gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

Boyd & Hincken. -"
Ship Liberty, Norton, I'm Liverpool March 4 ma,
to J w Phillips The l. was reported In the Es,,,s,
offng at sunset
Bark Ohio, Champion, i'm New Orleans mdse. 1, 70,
chaud & Theabaud wv
Bark White Oak, Weeks, IA ds frn Mobile. cotton a.
to d Hurlbur & Co. w
Bark Elliott GOT Warren) Watts, % do fun n o-..,.
mdse, to Nesmith & Walsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
Court Calendar This DAY.

SUPERIOR CovEr.-Nos 7, IL, Is. ls. 20 Is. 81 81
e5 &C. 81 &C. g. 10 H. rs 76 7e So 81 TO 90 e5 Of o.
l9l l02 l0i l07, los no. I2 ll3 ia rs III o6s
lis ll9, 100 lei. l23. 1874
Circuit CouRr-Nos. T. l6, %, 49, a. a54. 81 a. a.
80, 40, ~, 43, As, &c, AZ, AT, IS, 40, so.
COMMON PLIAs-Psrt Mos. As, u, I0l. I23 ls3
~, l39 IA l43 las 80, 100 IS IS 80 us Part 3
Nos l92 A., e. 236, go, 40 p, So 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
SPOKEN

March 49, % 81, long 81 u.s. schr Mary Ellen tun New
York for ct Thomas
March 81 lat 80 long g. bark saran Warren of POr,
land, FIN Newly for Sligo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

The TEETH THE TEETH -Peines Orris Toot
Paste gives the teeth pesry whitenesa 10 pleasant to
the taste and mpsrts an agreeable fragrance TO he
breath. IS and so cts per box at GUIONs l27 BowcJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

g We are requested to call the attention Of
business men to the advertisement of A Parham pub.
Usher of the Chattanooga enn Gazette which will be
found 10 another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
Conn pcticut-Farther.

By dispatches from our correspondents at Litch'
field. New Milford and Bridgeport, (which ought to
have reached US on Tuesday evening, but were
withheld by a non arrival of the Bridgeport boat on
account of the storm we are enabled to ill most
of the blanks in our returns from Connecticut as
follows:
I,oLnl Yofe for Gorernor-M Morning IribuRe:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENs-Sl only. y
Savage, 20 Fultonst Is selling gold pens lew ST.
Asos magnificent pen for 81 which the best an cheap
est in the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

By telegraph and the Ohio River TOT tis
philadelphia North American.

Colonel Doniphan in possession Of 81 Paso-The
Artillery not Anived-COntemplated Move
ment on Chihuahua-Particulan OF Morin's
VictOry-Capt. Headley Killed-Seven Amer
leans Wounded-Another Battle going on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
LATER FROM ENGLAND,
Arrival of Ship Liberty
THE CORN MARKET DULL.
Lick Of Animation in Business
Uneasy Feeling in Regard to the Money Market
COTTON MARKET oUIEsoRNT.

The ship Liberty, Capt Norton. arrived below
last night bringing advices from Liverpool to March
two days later than those previously received
The Liberty was boarded by our vigilant News
Collector to whose enterprise we are indebted 10Y
the prompt delivery Of our papers.
The packet ship Henry Clay was entering Liv'
erpoo when the Liberty left.
The Queen Of the West sailed in company with
the Liberty, and her arrival may therefore be con-
stantly expected.
The restitution and distress which still prevail
ia all the countrss-in Ireland in France, and In beg
umcontnue to press severely upon the chances OF re-
lief for England. France depends upon her corn pro
duce for food deficiency Of q days consumption
In her usual corn harvests is oes that can be supplied
byenerey and foresight She is better OF than England
because she has sndordism to contend with tearing
out the heart of the soil for rent and leaving rottenness
for the sborer in the place Of food In France and in
Ireland we have contrast which shows US the cause OF
excessive misery.
II is said that larger breadths Of grain than
heretofore upon the more extensive farms Ia
Ireland The small holdings are however, almost
wholly neglected the pessanuy not having the means
to purchase seed
So many petitions have been sent 10 Lola Mon
tee al Munich for her intercesson with her royal lover
the King of Bavaria that she has issued orders that she
will attend 10 no more she understands nothing about
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

Al our market this morning the improved accounts
from London and Wakefield caused holders Of Wheat
and Flour demand advance Of % per 70 lbs the
former and ls per sack the latter article at this
amendment however, the transactions were only 10 a
moderate extent. Oats and Dat Meal, meeting very
limited inquiry with difficulty maintaining their previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

- Experience In numerous cases has tested the ~.
falling efficacy Of Beekman's Syrup and Pills 10 ts
prompt and permanent cure Of habitual headaches o.
fee 49t Cortland ct. NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

AccIDESr.-We understand that Mr. H. I. Chap.
resident Of Cntonayenue met with severe inu-
es day two since in consequence Of his horse run.
ming away and upsetting the vehicle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

" The Board of Supervisors at their meeting
on Monday fixed the salary Of first Judge Of the County
at 200 and that of the Surrogate at 500 per snnum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

II KNOX, l2s Fultonst ia now prepared TO supply
bis patrons and the public with his elegant Spring H,s
m9 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

~ we gratefully acknowledge our Indebtedness to
Asa'ss krPrs'' snd to that Of LiUingaoa & Wells for
aid IL forwarding Election Returns from Connecticut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
Liverpool Corn Market

Contrary winds have kept out supplies Of Grain this
week. The business transacted has been 10 moderate
ly fair extent and az full prices for Wheat and Flour
Oats Barley Beans and Peas have each met slow sale,
at the quotations Of last week The demand for Indian
Corn has rather fallen Oft and the price Is barely sup
ported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
N. Y. Town Election. .. ORANGE co.

SHPerrts0Ts Elscfed.
Waikiki. .GEoRGE HoUsroN, Wig gain.
Chester. JOHN HALBEsr do. do.
Monroe HUDSON MFARLAN Wig no oppost'n
Observation-Disclosures JACKSON, Whts gain.
Goshen Charles Edssll. Loco.
Mount Hope. Moore, Loco gain, by votes.
Warwick. John Cowdrey. Loco by 10.