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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23
RI THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
capture of Slvarndo-k Return Of Genrrai o"i
man to Vera Cruz.

From the Union.
The United States slOop-ot wn-ot May arri''
Al pensacola on the 9Th instant She brings the
slloUing letter 10 the Secretary Of the Navy from
Commodore Perry which was received by the last
srsniops mail az the Navy Department;
; FLAG SHIP MISSISSIPPI
Anchorage AKRON LTzAKpo, April l-4I.
s,uIb.ve the honor 10 inform the Department thar
Immediately after the surrender OF sers Cruz Gen
scott and myself concerted measures Tor taxing posses
sion Of AlvArsso. ,,
Ihhoush II was not expected .ha, any defence would
~ ,s5s /, wa. thought advisable that strong detseh
rn4pt, both OF the army AID navy should be employees
IN view Of making imposing demosTshon IN tnsi ci
recrOn. - -, - 1,
me southern Brigade. under Gen Guitnsn Vas De
tached for this duty, and the naval movement" "e'e u
rected personally BY myself .,.-.....,..
A.it had been anticipated noi the ssnies' opposon
uas offered BY the enemy snd the river and town were
quietly occupied on the "a ins' oy the eOlAOueN '
OF the army ard navy.
Gen Quiin.n took up bis line Of march tnis morn
ips on his return - Vera Cruz snd eit for THIS an
chrase 10 arrange an expedition to the Nortn; Cspt
Msvo with small naval detachment being pisced
In commsnd Of Aysrsdo and rs dependencies in snen
may De embraced the popuous town OF Ilscotapam
situated about tveniy miles up the river.
The enemy before evacusting the place, burnt s me
public vessels and spiked buried most OF the guns
but those that concealed. save been diseoFefeo
and have directed the whole nuipoer-sbou, sixty
either 70 De destroyed shipped with the shot on board
the gunoosts they uiay be found OF sufficient value TO
be removed.
Win great respect have the honor to be your most
,bss,ens servaut ~ c. PERRY,
Commanding Home Squadron
Hon JOHN Y. MASON Secretary Of the Navy
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PKSsAeoLA April IA, 1871.
BY the arrival here Of the L. 5. ship 81. !tarys'
seven days from Anton LIsrdo We learn that Avsrsdo
ssdths other small pOrss in the nesheorhood OF Vera
Crus hsd sent In their submission, and were In posses
sios Of our forces
The Asalrh OF the feet 10 somewhat impaired The
nssssspys has forty mea. on the siek list
Lieut. Baldwin. the gallant young oheeE who WA
wcs.sssd in he Navy Battery Il the SomSsTdnen' Of
vez. Cruz u rapidly recovering
1re vanss from the Army are safheienuy measrc.
Gen n ed advznced into the interior. and expect
ed 10 s-xiesns st the National BridSe-ihe re-
msnos - vs. werc IN sfata cue
Tia i,e, v~ssn by the 81 Msry's few dsys
sail froa va she was leaking like seiye-
mskipg ssvcu n alter per hour She LETT here
making foar. s3.. the Gosport Navy lard.
Coua Perry had "a nded Lieut. Hun.er, command
Ina the S1sSs tor ing the bar al Aiysrsdo wihout
orders TIE stha,l vsss' only will BE- required the
Mexicsn coast sad MS b time toe others were leav
ing PROBABLY hey wii be dered Awsy after the voto
shall have Ideciusted thar crews. Human life is
cbeap-iny tksse u1nes very cheap
Tke IL g. Surveying sehooner Pksnts has been for
several days lyipa N our hartvr The ST Msry's will
svs!1 sslsss 6on Ne pspaTsnsai NELSON
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re Grsmpu.. o,NeI. PhilsdeIphis.
ARRIvEI


Ship France, Pierce, 81 ds fm Palermo run ~
Slate, Gardner Howell. ., -
Br brig Ann Louisa, Refill. 3 DIS I'm Ne"ossuo' Iot
coal TO Barclay & Livingston
Brig Margaret Lesyit 10 DIS I'm Matan<n sugar &c.
toRL & A Stewart Sailed In go win schr Fsnds1a
HILL for Providence. -,
Brig Emily. Sherwood. days from Charleston, eotoc.
rice &c TO Dunhsm & Dimon
Br brig Tuscany. Gray, from Huh FEB %, mdss, to
Young Hawkins Co.
Br brig Regard, Wharton, so days from Hull, coal to
Woodruff e. Minturn.
Br brig Young Queen. Turner. IS Do I'm GALWAY,
ballast 10 Maitland Phelps 2lst March lat Sc % loo
I5lO spoke brig shaw. from Liverpool for Bostou u
mat la, a. long 40 TO- ship Lady Milton from Mobile fct
Iverpoo 20 ds out cote lat 80 49, Ion 6 te brig Cleso
of Shorehsm, for NcwYork.
Br brig Levsn Lass. Groves, % Dis I'm Glasgow, mdsa
to Buchanan. Houghton g. Co.
Or brig Quiet Wslsham, Sc de I'm Liverpool sslt 10
Martin Brown.
Brig Moses Buckley, de I'm Charleston, cottoo &c.
George Buckley.
Br brig Charles Merritt, - de I'm shoreham, Briusb
Channel In ballast, 10 the MASTER.
Brig Susan Ingrsham. Blsckipgton, Of Thomsssou. q
ds I'm Cadiz. wine, 10 master.
schr Charleston Rowland, days from Newbsn. &c.
corn, 10 NJ Plsu
schr NJ A Guest, Rogers, ds I'm Brsndywins DEL
corn meal 10 master.
schr Michigan. Terry, days from Baltimore. ndsa %
Johnson g. Lawden.
schr John Myers. I'm Milton. Del, corn.
schr Maria NJ Klats, Boston, mdse
Below bngs unknown.
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MARRIED.


MWoodonoee, n J. on the evening OF the 2lst iDe1
BY Rev. Mr.. Barton. ASHER Z. RANDOLPH 10 NARY
JANE Youngest dsagh'er OF Ephrsim Bs6den
On Thur.dsy. the 22d instant By Rev DR. Hu,,op
HENRY WILLARD STEVENS 10 LYDIA ELOIsI
daughter Of the late Geo Geib all of this City.
On Saturday the 10Th inst by Rev 8 Rsmipssop
JOHN PErrEs to Miss EMIL FRANCES. daughter a
Peter Anderson Of this City.
On Tuesday morning 20th Inst by Rev. q n Pishsr
JOHN A. cLUSsMAN TO ELIZABETH L. daughter n
VIM. W Wilmsrth. all Of this City.
on Thurs5sy. I'D met at All Saints Church By Rev
Henry NJ. Davis, VIM. A PARKER to LAURA LOUISA
dsus hter Of VIM. o. Mumford
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BUSINESS Notices.


p The newspapers Of the country afford the only
medium through which men and establishments be.
come generally and thoroughly known. All other
schemes or articles to reach country customers or to
supersede the only vehicle which is diased far ard
wide and read BY all is 10 say the mos bu, poor at
tempt al imitation Those therefore who would adopt
aadieous system Of advertising again reminded Of
the opportunity Afforded at the agency Of Mr. V. B.
PAIzEa, In the Tribune Buildings, where q choice may
be lad OF such districts OF country and such papers
best suited TO the respective pursuits Of advertiser He
the constituted ssen. Of the best papers all the cities
and principal towns far sad near and through aim
safe complete and satisfactory means 4. presented to
daase business Information us, where will be Of most
service TO AZ parties Interested The various eontri'
TAnees aud plans designed supply the place Of the
newspapers Of tie country both imperfect and short
lived and great stretch Of int uecs is required to
comprehend The true policy.
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DIED
49,. oos Ina, Franklin HOWARD POST A.

On the ed in,t FRANKLIN HOWARD posi-, sos
Of Abr J. and Maria Post. aged year and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited 10 sttend hs funeral this afternoon. ct
o'clock from bis residence - Ninth avenue.
On Thursday I'D inst ELIZABETH ycunses, dsnsh
ter OF Thomas and Janet MeAdsn,. sged months and
IS Days
The friends Of the family and the sons Of Temper~nes
generally are Invited 70 attend The funeral al io'
Eighth avenue. Ar O'Clock ?. " ,
81 Srookyn. on the ga inst NJ, nAn"' VIE "
William Maxwell 10 the 6ish year OF her age
The friends OF fhe family are requested 10 attend her
flnersl this friday sitrra0os. AZ hapsst ssock
from her late residence y ststest opposite sydney
place without farther invisron -
A, Bsl0nore DIST Rev. samuel Williams, =
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SPOKEN

April 49, lat 40 TO- lon TO- ship showing red deg VIII
black ball In it-(no doubt the Yorkshire hescs iot Nv
erpool
April IT, lat 3d. Ion 90 40 ship Queen Victoria. Of Me-
York I'm NOreans for Hsvre-wshed TO be reported
March 90 long 80, brig Rover, Purdie. from Nsv
York tor Liverpool
March g. near Gibraltar, bark Charles Williams. iron
Palermo tor NewYork.
April H. OF Cape Hatteras. schr Alhanbra OF Buchs
port from New. York. steering SW.
April 4. of Liverpool large American ship with two
tiers of ports and American signals flying bound In -
Could not distinguish her sgnss-per Cambria
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woSpERs OF THE Posi- OFrIcE.-A letter to the
publishers of The Tribune mailed at Andovcr Mass on
March last yesterday safe to hand by the wsy OF
York Eusl.nd and Liverpool after having made jour
ney Of six weeks Some sharp agent Of the aston.
i.hins posl Office Department evidently mis,ook the d.
rection to Newyork written as plainly " pen could
make It, and sent the letter England keeping us out
Of the enclosure and depviDg subscriber Of his
Paper.
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GARBANArI. Manager. he Nssssast

ly for skirtng it Is hight and durable. requiring %
starch or sizing and will not break BY sitting np's
beauty to the dress and satisfaction to the wssr
than any other article made For sale BY the Pss
or yard at JAMES F.. AspaEws' cheap dry goods Won
$50 Grand, corner Willettst
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Court Calender. TINS DAY.

SUPERIOR CouHr-Sos 49, Is, s. o. 90, 81, IS, ST. Is,
IS 80 ~ 43 a. TO- a. "a. zoe, co. 273 90. 10 g. 49,
100 100 lO5 ll6 l0e So g. &C. g. A. g. 49, S. SO, "a
H. ~ 81.
"Wednesday 18th will De the last day Of Ming issues
for the next term superior Court
ConNoS PLEAs-Nos. 40. a., "a, 10 10 =.
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r.sSrNcrRs ARRIVED.

n brts Arre, from HsraAa-D Ds'ss'o " Ne6si
Ter. A Couz { Grsmmont r,,
IN rig Hrdld. from GslresoE-J Fields sad IL
Burnhsm. 49,.
IN sehr Cow Koarney from y hdvk'-Leonsrd Han
nnond and Thomas L Hsnmond-Y Storage
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Business Notires.

" GESrLEmESs HATS style for Spring 1917 VII
be introduced ON "Wednesday, March Shy
LEARY & co. Hstters, Aston House. Broadway
Circulars descriptive Of our style will be forwsrdsd
BY addressing US post paid mM
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NETWORK
SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAaE
CLEARED.

Sims Robert Peel. Chadwick Liverpool Grinnel.
Minuurn & Co; Gladiator, Bunting. London, Grnnel
Mlnurn a. Co.
Bries Roberts. Duncan, Limerick, John Ferguson
Adelsid Katen Wilmington, Buck Eolos Couch.
sssua Ia Grande, r Buck
schrs Renown. Lovett. Boston Wsldonns- BENEDICT
Brazos ssntiseo: Dray sherman Baltimore, aaser
sarah Nash Koperholdt Cork Sc Nesmith s. Wash
Margaret woglsm. Petersburg. Harlbut 90 Car
dine Adams Norfolk, Plat Van buren pei Nore
Relchsr. FredericLsburg New Globe, Thiooet'. New
Orleans.
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RrRrH

on the 2lst Of March. at shonthsl, KINGDOM Of War,
tembsrg Germany. the lady Of Mr.. William ? Roth II
W4shiensw county Mich. q boy
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PASSENGERS SAILED

n paesssshp ZGyleA froru Harre-Jseoo q Aorns ana
daughter Casper w Morris lady and daughter Richard
w Davis OF PhilsSelphs. Mrs VIM Burns Msster Wn
C Burns Master Walter Burns NJ VIM Henry Wilha
and adv Miss sarah w Wills. Master Frank Villa
Master WIN n Willis and servant Mr. J Rensrd andlady
|. Diss Brue and lady Of New York, Felix Bnsac,
Richard Kessel Count Bouxoerhoeden and lady M n
4 Fursrt aud lady.
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Ny Cough was eased, became less and Ices -
finally left me my chest and lungs comPiesslJn
leyed, says one restored from an almost hopslssSs
cline BY Beeknans syrup and Pills offce ~ Co..
md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23

" VIRGINIA held her Election yesterday
Should the Telegraph be in working order all
through. we may have some returns for to morrow's
paper The contest is so onesided, however that
very little interes, is felt in the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23

GOLD PENS, STILL LowEh-J. w. Greston acan
Cedarst. selling good gold pen for 7,e- ~
diamond pointed pen for o. and the magnificent B>sv
pen (said be the best and ehespes, pen in the ~
for 81 rs, (.yer pencil case always includcd) 49,
with some dozen other styles oi pens. much css9e
either Wholesale or retail han can be found elsescn
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IY HUGH MAXWELL has resumed his profession ~
Counselor-atLaw, in connection with h JoHs s.
NAVAL, AtOrnsY and solicitor, al their Office, ELEVEN
WALL-sT. AL eodia-
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EF- KNOX, l2s Pulton-st is now prepared 70 ~7rs
his patrons and the public with bis eegsn, sprnsHs
a9 MWAFU
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r. RANKS HISTORY OF rBL REFORMATION
IN GERMANY Part IL translated By Sarah Ansnn) |"
puelshed by Lea blanchard. Price 50 cents.
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~ Grand gala times these at the American Msseuu
with splendid performances both afternoon aed eveorrf
and 2. O'Clock, when also hs Diofema Of Nspoeor
viii be nxhihlied.
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" say eonscienIoasy aa! for carisg ffeele ~ v
Pies bloIches. salIh7um scurvy, any efu2lss ~
clearing yellow, dark muddy sAn, and ss 49, 1s -
uiae Jonee's Itshsn Chsmics. Soap. MID 49,
genuine sold 70 NEWTON oaly II he s'sa o. ~
Gao Eagle, ~ Chathan-st
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~ LirrELL's LIVING AoE, No. lss, contains a
great variety of reading cleaned from the wide held OF
Enssh and American Periodical Liters'urc-no, even
excepting The newspapers. William Taylor Aseni)
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~ DoxsEr AND Sos. Part VII. is neatly pub
nshed The morning BY Wiley & Putnam for III cents
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The Gulf Squadron, &c.

~ Mr.. S. E. DEsSIs will accept our thanks fol
Boston papers OF yesterday.
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rY@ Strangers visiting NewYork should be ssss
that the New Hat Company. l4s Tract House. oossx
Nassau and Spruce sts retailing the very best sark
and Moleskin Hats for Three Dollars. No secoad auaB
ty-no second price.
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OLE BrLL-The Boston Bee says that Ole Bull
hAs written to friend in NewYork, that be vii return
to this country soon With bis family and settle here for
lie
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DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS u. Y. SAVAGE -
gold pen for rs cents. Also masnlncen, pee ~
which Is the beat and cheapest pen 10 the city, -
warranted. Don't mistake the number, % Fulsoe<i
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LATEST FROM VERA CRUZ.
Editorial correspondence OF the Picayune.


VERA CRUz, April s. isi7.
A great number of cannon and other military
stores were captured At Aysrsdo for there were no less
than seven forts and batteries the water side IL s
said that Com Perry has broushtot everything OF vAue
snd trust the report may be true 10 my lhhAins a.,
the more valuable .pOs taken from the MexicSns shoud
be CARED to Washington City or some otnef Pa0e III
the rrnited states where everybody see them.
APRIL 6-l have just seen man VINO lett tne Wy
Of Mexico days since, coming by the way OF Cs.t
bs He gives most ludlcrous description OF tne nsut
ing AZ the capital The Polka or Priest party nave oeen
in nossession of the Ameids and other portions OF the
outskirts OF the city while the adherens OF tue uOn
eminent have been quartsred al the fhsce' ~ 40
o'clock each morning the hnng would commence
either marty going up TO their sandosg oarrcaoes snu
banging and blazing away promiscuously and niscells
neou.ly at anything everything and nothlng-more e.
pecialy nothing The result OF one months nard hsnt
Ing has been that poor German tcnmaker ana
fe innocent and children nave oeen crpPieu-
the be gerens have deemed IL either imprudent or In
expedent to come In sight OF each other. more per
feet farce has never been enacted
NV informant says that there some twenty Amer
can deserters at the City of Mexico. They rendezvous
AT the ten pin alley OF named Hawkins and are
In most pitful condition. There arc also near one
hundred American prisoners in and about the city
perhaps Msor BOrands party.
APRIL 6-COlonels Kinney and banks with capt
Merrirs company OF 2d Dragons returned last even
ing from a scout In the neighborhood Of Mango o.
Ciabo The country Is full OF cattle but they are de
scrbed az extremely wild and difficult either TO cstcf
or drive. SoaloPlsn will be eontrived 10 bring tnen
a., a., g., ~
New Orleans night two since. He had Just arrived
from Havana and had received permit 10 proceed to
ward Mexico He frankly told me he did not think hi
counymen the least inclined to make peace with the
United States.
The very latest report at Vera Cruz was that SAINTS
Anna would dispute the passage Of our troops 10 Mexico
with an army OF 20 900 men but IL indefinite
NOR to which Mr. Kendall attached little importance
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From the American Eagle THE American paper at
Vera Cruz.


Easter SHnddy-On sunday morning last We entered
the church on the Plaza and grsfed to see so full
in attendance OF our officers and In rather an OBJ
scure place on the left hand side of the aisle sat Gen
Scott and number OF bis friends The General ap
peared devoui and pous, and not like the msny OF us
who 20 such places pass idle hour. The entrance
OF the General told, created no little ssoDish
nen among the natives and he readily known and
whispered about as the COMMUNICATIONS Of the
Amerc ans.
TIE doctrine has too long been proclaimed That we
are the enemies OF that religion held so sacred By the
Mexcaus bat we hope soon TO convince them that we
war against for bis religious principles and moth
ing better calculated 10 demonstrate this fact than the
presence at places of worship OF the high in command
among US whose literally OF religious tolerance induces
them TO worship any shrine the ses, Creator OF the
Universe.
The scene In the church Easter Sunday, was in
deed one of interest and solemniry. Many who the
week before sending death soots at each other,
now standing and knseling together, coinmuned with
the same God. We noticed that much Difference was
paid to our General and thst be the fret one 20
whom long GIFTED candle was handed. He received
Il soemny and held II Tor time lighted 10 bis hand
This was also pleasing 70 the citizens, and from ali sp'
pearances they seemed 10 think that 81 least we were
not al the devils they had had pictured 10 them.
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Law Courts.

CrRcuIr CouRr-Beiore Judge Edmonds Horace
Clark vs. Joseph r. Alxn-ActOR 10 recover note made
In Massachusetts u which defence OF discharge under
the nsovsnt OF that state set up IL was said
A SUBSEQUENT promise was made to pgy Verde, for
plainuit ssi2 16-for psinuh, O. H. Plat for defend
ant a. p Allen
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II THE Mosr BEAUTIFUL, ehss,e and airy boess
the season add Ise moss bsauu al ulInningI 70 80 -
with is the Gosssmsr Neapolitan and superb FSowaH
ming, manufactured Of Tho ssms material, By s~
PATrISON, NOE 4 co. offs Delaacy-sl
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" What delicious, What ma sneesnl hair penoa~ss
VINO use a. bottle Of JOness Corsl Hail hrs sssr
TIE nan Il ever 90 harsh, airy and rough - -
.iss II fores. he nslr TO grow. s.op. lls falling cue
&c Sod IN Ns~-Yofk oaly al NO AaasfieA" q 80
IhalhanrsI
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rr@ The number OF passengers arrived at this
pOr; since the srs, day Of April is lsiea OF that nun
Der $40 have been admitted 10 the Asrne Hospital ,iek
OF all diseases
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THE GLADIAToR. CAPTAIN BUNTING. - This
swift packet leaves co. London this afternoon 3 days
before Der regular time Of sailing Her letter bags
close a. this osiee at o'clock P NJ Those who w.sh
90 send letters 20 Europe By Earlier than the
steamer OF the let Nay should improve the chance By
posting them Ia seasGn.
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SUPERIOR CoURr-Betore Judge Oakley William
Adams and Others OCEAN In. CO-Action 10 recover
the value OF crockery ware lost in the ship William
Brown foundered sea already referred 10. Verdict
tor plainun ST. 49, ls-For plaintiff Mr.. w. w. Van
Ws.enen For deieudanI Messrs Crime and Lord.
Calctu Hal We Morrsnsy A. p Hdrrtson--Ar. Hull
claims that he Oibtsd BY Mr. Harrison sole agent
for the sale OF Peters Pills IN the state OF LOUISIANA
but that the latter atergsTd sent another agent there
&c de brings action tor damages 10 Dc continued
nis forenoon.-tor plaintiff Ne srs Dudley and 9 J..
Field For defendant Gen. sanford.
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~ General Committee Of Democratic wing
Young -Aa ID, ornrd e,ing Of This conrn'ee VIII
be held at tho Bo.dwsy House on Ffdsy evening APfD
q, sthsfpast seven O'Clock Ry order,
TgEo Z ToNLINsoS, Chairman.
Fssp,sIex Fsvs, Secretaries. ,9,o,
JANIS 0sIoLsYs 49, -
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House Of Assenlbly-Ersaiag Session.

After dinner. Ia the House, Mr. WIicHr reported
By BIZ 70 authorize the Supervisors Of The Ci'y and
County Of New York 70 raise money By tsx-lLhe an
nual tax BILL Referred New York delegation 10 re-
port complete. -
Mr. Develn moved to proceed with the eill relative
10 taxation Of personal property IN Newi ork Ciy Tie
House sgreed 10 postpone anti The IVth oil May LeSi
motoa o.. Mr.. bascOm.
At. past The House went again into Committee on
County Courts and Nj BAscos soagntio sno~ mat ne
Convention had denied general original civil lursde-
ton % these courts
have this none 1t IS P NJ obtained from The ofaee
Of the Secretary Of state my copies Of the ConTeruon
Journal and pocuuaenis-in al three volumes On re
ierrins 10 County Court md page sl2 inst Mr. bAs-
cox proposed q Court OF Common Piess, with such
power. as may be prescribed By law-Ar KIRKLAND
wished commune 10 the County Court. the
they hsn had subject 20 alteration ~ Az and on tnA'
question the Noes were -, the Ayes 81 The proposi
ton Of SIR. CRooKEE was eveniuALy adopted pages
s292 BY vote OF % % a. ard forms "a OF Arueie
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