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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
Things In hiIadslphia.

Correspondence OF The Inoune
PHILADELPHIA, April o. lsI'.
The meeting held last night for the establish
ment Of Robert Rakes Schools was very largely al.
tended and spirit prevalent which sugurs the
tire success Of the charity series ofresoutions
offered By Judge Conrad, enforced by eloquen,
speech and followed By P. 7. Jones. Elliot Ericsson.
Rev. r Newton. and others. committee ap-
pointed 10 collect subscriptions aud the cooperation of
all denominations OF Chrisans earnestly solicited.
The spread Of Sunday Schools must decrease vice be
young in years but old in vice. As Judge Conrad OBJ
served 10 be found In the alleys and bystreets and
it il this class which is to be reached BY the Robert
Rskes Schools.
Ore about an hour since severely injured two dwell
ing houses Ia Lombard ct below Third.
We have q very warm, sultry day, snd ! think will
have thunder storm before night It is as dusty IS If
IL were midsummer.
The Flour Market mas been very dull today Sales AZ
81 70 e. holders generally demanding the highest
figures Groceries continue steady with limited sales -
No particular movement in Provisions Corn Meal
IS and dull Pennsylvania Red Wheat S. White
50. Yellow Corn 90, White %. Cotton In moderate
demand At firm prices.
BIDS IS 10000 Wilmington 6, s5 s5i; p Nsv'g % Is
do 37i % Pen & OHIO Csnsl b5 a 1900 6s, 81
lO5i; ~ Bank Am. l20 100 susq Canal III 100
Wigt 6s s5i 250O State S. g. 1000 Lehg 49, 69i 800
Texas ~ per cent Is; 81 Girsrd b5 M 1000 Read
Mort Bds. II 2 Chesp s. D-L stock e. 100 Lehgh
Coal Scrip. - 700 Navis IS ST Cnes a. Del state
90 3OO0 Lehigh De IS. 70 Is Lob. 81 81 havg Is $50
Morris 90 50 Girsrd 3d. III; Termination Comp. 49, 5
do. l4i 1000 Lehigh lster-st 90 80 Vcksburg cash
III la Susq Canal, Is, III 50 Morris, 20i.
ooHd Board and aft--32j Leh "a Int, 60 so North
Lib Gas - 300 De, o. l05i lbs Susq Canal, b5
IA 1000 Lehigh Int 60; 1000 do. 6s TO- 1000 So
1000 Read DDS s. III 40 Union Canal, 40 do, BOT
1000 State Sc 10 So Read cash, 29i 1000 Read BIDS,
~ Union Canal 46i 100 Morris Canal 20, 1000
Texas per cent ~ GOO susq Canal BIDS GOT; 1000
Read Dds. ut 100 Il : Bk Al.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, April FL, P. II.
The consideration OF the bill relative to the organ
iIation Of the Judiciary was proceeded with. The
first Article relative to the Courts Of 1npeschments
was passed without amendment. The second Arti-
Gle relating TO the Court Of Appeals was then read.
The ninth section Of this Article was amended by
fixing the terms Of the Court at Albany, New
York and Syracuse, instead Of Utica, Buffalo and
Rochester.
A substitute for the ninth section WAS then adopt
ed which provides that there shall be four terms Of
the Court Of Appeals in each year. at such time
and places the Court shall direct but so arranged
that term shall be held in each Judicial District
once in two years
Pending the consideration Of section providing
the time in which judgments shall be rendered on
causes argued before the Court Of Appeals Sc. the
Senate took recess.
In the afternoon a memorial was presented for an
examination ofthe charter OF the Commercial Bank
Of Albany.
Farther progress was made with the bill for the
organization Of the Judicial Districts.
ASSEMBLY.
The County Courts bill occupied the morning
session.
In the afternoon the following bills were passed {;
for Registry Of Births, Deaths and Marriages
to abolish the Office OF County superintendent Of
Common Schools Ayes, &C. Noes, IL
No Mail West Of Auburn this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

RKaovALs.-lt would be agreeable to the euIionsr
OF those who remove on the first of May to la.n "a
scty where, without being put to the troabs d scn,
to the old place to find out To country cus;omes,r.
eiay the omission is particularly annoying Tine d
money" and as the information be given ssss
sale way at ,rihng expense 1t is suggested ihovshd
minds the propriety Of promptly doing 80. While ps
forming this simple act of justice to old customer sv
ones may at the same time be benefited by the note.
of the place where they too can supply their want h
Is Just as sensible to give notice OF removals Tor
new houses TO spprise the public " their business places
or for old ones to advert for more customer n.
principle 10 the same and may be carried out to ar E,
tent in any section of the country and any tns
B. PALmERs Agency in the Tribune Building whsr, =,
has the machinery all ready to do it, He tie seg,a
ed agent and is daily receiving advertisements for b.
best papers OF all the cities and principal towns .,
United 5tstes Canada, &c. st Of which, prices Of
vertising and every requisite information can b hE
bis Office
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The war-voice of massachusetts.

The following Resolutions have been adopted BY
the Legislature Of Massachusetts, aud signed BY the
Governor In the Senate the vote on their final
passage was, Yeas %, Nay /. In the House the
vote ON passing them to be engrossed was, Yeas
lS3 Nays 80. Absent 50. The Yeas and Nsvs
were not taken on their final passage
RssoIrsd Tbs, the present war with Mexico has II,
primary origin in the unconstitutional annexation TO
the United states Of the foreign State Of Texas that il
". unconstituronaly commenced by the order of The
President 10 Gen Taylor 10 take military pssession o
territory in dispute between the Unite states and Mex
leo sga n Ae occupation Of Mieo and that il il row
"ssed-hy powerful nation sgsnst weak neigh Dor
unnecessarily and wiihou, just cause, immense cost
OF treasure and HE for the Of Mexico
and for the conquest OF portion Of her territory from
which slavery has already been excluded with the triple
OBJECT OF extending slavery OF siren theDing the Slave
Power and OF obtaining the control OF Free States
under the Constitution OF the United States.
Resolved, That such OF conquest so hateful In
Its objects wan,on unjust and unconstitutional in its
origin and character must be regarded war against
Mseoom sssnst humanity against justice, against the
mon against the Constitution and asaa he Pre- SAFES
and that regard for the interests and the highest
honor OF the country not less than the impulses Of
Cnssusn GUY SHOULD arouse sll good citizens Join
Ia e1ors 10 resi this war and in every Just way aid
ing the country 10 retire from the position of aggression
which II now occupies towards = weak distracted
neishoOr, ami sister pepubhc
Rssofrsd That our attention is directed anew 10 the
wrong sod ~enormityr OF slavery ana ~ So ,,rsrr
and usurpstion OF the Slave Power a. di.pl.yed g.
the history Of our country particularly the
OF rexss sud the present with Mexico and thai we
are impressed with the unsiersbe CONVICTION Thai a
gard FIR the fair fame 0f country FOR the urinc
pes OF morals snd Tor that righteousness which exA,
til nston. sanctions and requires all constitutional s
rs Tor toe Destruction OF The unjust influence Of the
lave power sDd for toe ABOLITION OF slavery within the
imiIs OF the United States.
Resolved That the annexation Of territory with Next
an population upon IL highly inconsistent with the
vel being OF this Union
Resolutions Of thanks to Gen Taylor were
dopted by the House and rejected by the Senate. |
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pIsFAToHzs FOR THE TRIBUrE
BY ELEC TRIO TEL q RAP ~.
Virginia EIeerion-Larer from yern Cruz.

PHILADELPHIA. April q. 1871.
Atkinson is elected IN the First District
Dromgoole's majority is % in the Second Do
Fourth District doubtful-ths returns are more
favorable for Booock. Wbis
Goggins majority in the Fifth is ll'.
Bedinger il elected In the Tenth.
The Wings have gained FIVE delegates
The Pittsburgh wires are broken.
Arrivals via New Orleans from Vera Cruz, bring
dates to the 7th, and from Brazos weak later
they contain nothing naval 1, quiet Gen
Twigss, with hi. division OF three thousand men,
was to move 10 Jalsp. On the sth inst
Nothing from Gen Taylor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

BALTIMORE, April 27-5 P. NJ
FLovn-The market some ess firm. and we quote
City Ms o. We report sales Of 1000 bsis Howard.
st. at 8 IS
CosS-we report sales Of 200 busnel. Pennsylvania
Yellow round or fat at 81 cH 1000 do, price not IN.
derstood.
waEA1-sales Of 1000 bu,hel, Maryland White we're
made at IS.
co1rox-ssles Of about 200 bsles--mslkst hrm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

A TErron-The ST Loui, Republican gives
the following from correspondent al santa Fe-~ho
DO, not profess. however, to have persons. snoWe4se
q the matter -, -, l.,
T,i. ali nat an American who was well known IN
SAINTS 70 fought hard against the Americans and with
n. vsrv yood ne killed most of those who fell dead
When me fortre. taken he endesvored 70 make ni'
escape but the traitor fell Win NIFTY cog oas .lougn
bir, Or. hundred mus; have been hred upon him sim
uitaBeousy so great theiF indignation The writer
,.v. ba hss f,rzot,en the name Of the miscresnL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
Subscriptions received 70 The New-Ysrke
MONDAY, April, ~. lCopake, n. l.....,......
Business Notices.

DIAMOND POINTED GoLD PEss srlLL Lowr J "
CREATION Co. II CedsrsL are now selling q gos "a.
for IS cts real diamond-poinsd pen for o. and he
nihcent Bagley pen, for Ell IS only silver penen "a,
always incudedl. You can here nnd Levi B,oss,
Premium Pens Qhe genuise stamped Lev. B,Ou
A. d. 1917 and all cheaper either wholesale or rs.
than can be found elsewhere
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u The following from the Advertiser does

II The following from the Advertiser does not
speak well for the City of Churches:
DIsruRsNs THE PUBLIC PEACE AT late hour last
night gang OF rowdies Ia Myrtle avenue. beset and
brutslly STACKED several females who were quietly
proceeding their respective homes from occupations
which had perhaps until that unreasonable period de
tsined them hsrd work and their expostulatons snd
entreaes TO the ruans answered only by coward
y blows vile obscenity. Weunderstsnd that notwith
standing the cries for assistance. not wstchmsn could
found in the neghborhood to aid these poor women
and the vagsoonds thus enabled 20 escape from
the punishment they deserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

lsfonrAsT IMPROVEMENTS r. Bernsn Co 1@
AZ Houston. corner of Broadway. gsrsnie' % rat
all cd or new leaky tin roofs perfectly w@iaf 90"
the term Of ten years at FROM a to cent? 'r'e !"
foot BY the use Of their American Conpostov - a.
all or any new roofing at from a 10 cents Psr So
foot syE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

Day GooDs We recommend our fsir readers, who ~
Ia want of any kind OF dry goods, to call on BAsEn
Sl GrandsL Some Of The cheapest goods sod -
city are now selling at his Stacks Of dslss s
Is 3d. and To- 81. per yard printed lawns and meslss d
hne printed muslin dresses for only los per drss s
Of ali kinds. Call and see
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Bl The SOUTHERN MAIL.

u The Jl'on publishes disPa'eh iron' Gen.
Scot, covering he reports Of Gems. Twigg' and
Patterson and Col Harvey detailing the opera
tons Of their respective commands at Vera Cruz
The dispatch also contains a lis, Of the killed,
wounded and missing during the investment and
.;.ga ~ Vara Cur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

FARTnEz REDucrIoS-DIAEoSD POINTED Gci'
PENs-J. Y. SAVAGE sells Gold Pens as low Z, essn
Pencil included. TINS 81 rs Bssley's Pens ior q 81
Levi Browns Pens, genuine, q, reduced prieea As0
magnificent Pen for - which 10 the best and ehsspsf
Pen In the city. Don't mistake the nambsr-s7fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

CARo.-An elsboraIsiy carved fashionable rossv''d
Sofa polished, vanished. covered 10 the trs sp'I
crimson velvet hush. will be sold price ths MI sr'1
csvercost The carving and tni.h Of III Leaf pee
offurn'ars 10 In the beautiful style as usi ssy n
hibiied by Mons Canereau al tho Coliseum. hsfs
eomOlsied, being finished this Day Apl "a. Msnaisel
and for sale By
as az ~ W. KING SON Ses Btoskssy
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MAJ for Besle 1911. Do. for Clay. 90.
The House Of Delegates. as far as heard from
thanksgiving IS Loco rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

t1T- CoH1sHtoa Of Second Judicial Daria.-The
Wing Electors Of the Counties composing the new
Seooad Judicial Da requested 70 send Dele TO
meet In Convention at the Orange Ho.e In the village of
Ne~burg on the th day of May next at noon Of tia,
day for the purpose OF taking into consideration the an
preaching Election Of four Judges Of the Supreme
Court for said District and recommending the proper
course to Be pursued by the Wings in regard to IL
Al CITIZENS Of said counties disposed to nominate can
didses with single eye to esr iasss rather than with
exclusive reference TO Party Politics. are invited 10 a,
tend and cooperate in these deliberations.
koBT. @. RAHKEN,
c,.., NATHL. DUBOIS,
~ AL Papers in the other Counties compo.,n, the
District are requested to publish this notice.
~ swD&liW&Sw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

CIV. LAMAR CLPrURED-The Galveston News
learns from Houston that information has been brought
20 Austin that Gen Lamar, With bis company Of 50 To
100 meg attempted 70 pass through rom Loredo n JON
Gen TAYLOR tia, after penetrating into difficult
ps,e. Of the mountains beyond the Rio Grsnie ne
s,tacked bv greatly superior numbers Of the enemy.
whom be f6us ht I'll be lost half ii. men when ne found
himself compiled TO surrender We have none Of the
psrticulsrs Gen Lauars object Wa. 20 the relief
Of Gen Taylor as he heard the alarming news
II his dangerous situation
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az NV. KING 4 SON. .ss BDss.'J

HOUSEHOLD FulSrruaK. would call styrtiO1
the auction sale OF Household Furniture, piano iOh'
music, &c. at ar. Bfsdburys, l59 Mottst tonoro'-
See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

II GENrLKnKN's HATS, style for sprips isl7 vi.
DO introduced on Wednesday, March Shy
LEARY co. Hstters, Aston House Bros1ry
Circulars descriptive Of our sylo will b. Forwarded
BY addressing Us post paid. n,u
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RROOXIYN AEEAIRS.

The Common Council Of Brooklyn have resolved
illuminate the city and give display Of fireworks IN
honor Of the recent victonesin Mexico The eeleors
ton is take place hs7th of May the day appointed
for that purpose in NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

r The LEGISLATURES OF MASSACHUSETTS I'D.
jsarned sss die Monday, after session of Ill days
snd passlng $50 Acts and 100 Resolves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

IowA--The Philadelphia North American learns
by Telegraph hom Pittsburgh that the official re.
turns give Harlan, the Wing candidate for Super
intendept Of Public Instruction a ma jority of l644
The Locos elect three Judg es-the Whies one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

-r,ds, an, Ob;,,,-v head to-day we motto.

" Under our obituary head to-day. we notice
the name Of Nicholas Schuremsu one OF our old City
residents in the 5lst year Of his sse. Mr. Seharemsn
has been for over thirty years COMMUNICATE OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church and was greatly respected
in all the relations Of life He wsrm politician OF
the Democratic school and has held several Offices OF
public trust among them. believe thsi OF repre-
sentative Of the State Assembly. Commercial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

II KNOX, l2S Fultou-st is now prepared 10 ny9y
his patron. and the public with his elegant spring ss
AZ MWAFl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

MAJ for Watts, %. Do for Polk 23o.
The majorities in Surry, Southampton and sus.
sex are reported, and the latter must be entirely
erroneous Eighty three is probably the majority
in Henry Precinct instead of Sussex Co. Sussex,
it will be SEEN gave Mr. Polk POI majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

DUNSISG rs CHURcH.-,At one of the churche,
presented with bills for rent due during the perform
ance OF public service. The operation doubtless
unknown to the pastor and descons of the sanctuary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
New Publications.

ELEMENTARY ASTRONOMY Accompanied by sixteen
COlored Maps. each by 81 lee; In size the whole
designed TO illustrate the Mechanism OF the Heavens
By II MArTIsOS. Huntington Savage, PIG Pesrl.st
1t is cheering thought that such aids 10 the
acquisition Of Natural Science here presented
within the reach Of very many Of our poores,
children though sse two since, the heirs Of the
worlds thrones could not command them. These Ce-
lestsl Charts exhibit with luminous perspicuy the po
sions courses and distances Of the important 10
us) of the heavenly bodies that weeks study ofthem
will serve 70 impart better notion of Astronomy to
young learners than could be obtained by years close
application 10 formal treases and learned dissertations
What is ro~o il generally apprehcnded, while that
which is explained 10 the only often needs much
preparatory culture to render truly understood These
Maps, whehsr In the school the psrlor will be eager
ly sought aud scanned "a 'hidreD, not task or
A duty but &C ato-aing entertainment and pleasure.
Their cost for the whole ianeee'ssrily couatrr
-uie -bu, our Academies and better supported
schools can well afford them, and man OF means can
hardly do worthy act Of munlfcence than to
present to the School Library of his District They
have already been adopted By several OF the fret schools
OF this City, Brooklyn aud Providence and will rapidly
make their way elsewhere. The Elementary Treatise
lucidy plains whatever Is made clear by the Maps
the laws Of planetary motion the absolute distances
and GRANTEES Of the heavenly bodies their reciprocal In
huences &c &C. The latest triumphs OF Astronomy
recorded including the discoveries Of Leverer and
his cosborers The work is calculated to reject credit
Popular Education throughout the civilized world
SELF CULTURE. and Perfection Of Character Including
the Management OF Youth. By o. 5 FowLEA.-
l2no, PIP. 3l2. New.York Fowlers6 Wells.
We have here the sixth edition OF a work which
believe has been Nv before the public but it
is written and July revised It's plan is good,
being plain Inatter-ofsct statemen; Of the authors
theory and experience In relation to the education Of
the young-sdied to which and forming soody por.
tiol OF the volume Analyses Of all the Faculties and
directions the of Strengthening them. Al.
though do quite agree with all the authors opn
Ions ,tll should judge this book well worthy gen
era distribution and perussl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

The Baltimore Patriot of Monday bringsus a few
more returns and reports from which we fll up the
following Districts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

Counselor-at-Law, 10 connection win his ss. Joss'
maxwell, Attorney and soh:.ior. a. their Office ELE'o
WALL-sT. All sossS'
sASDss SAssApARiLLA-in he vice econ omy 0st1r
there distributed tbrou al The mineral AID ssf
bic sdoms variety Of medicine substances sesysss
tho relief u various diseases; but II IL believed lsbs
one product Of lhe earth are 80 many powerful ssss'
properties combined as Ia strssparila YET to s'n
these lsient properties practically usefal hey qssf
veopment' combination and Concentration. Ia s<s'
sTsapanhs II 10 believed all these objects hare ~ ~
'eeisd 20 Toe fullest extent Its admin slsst n
era pfsenee 40 ssOre and uniform r.medy 10 es'N
sero'uls ieProsy, nmor svellings Of The oinIs rs''
Ism, erysipelas, kings evil, sad every eongls.rgT
tomae Of impure blood. Affections " The nucoos 81
brane' such as chronic esiarrh spreading hroaeh "
sal passages into the bronchial membranes Of he a
also umbago. white swelling, and hip diseases, vii ""
moved by this invaluable remedy.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail. By A. 81,
BANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 FultOp-sL ocrss
Wiiiam-sI rs Broadway, sud n East Bros1wsJ's''.
IofA bod also by Druggists generally throus'oa
Unised s'aies Price VI per bottle or sir bottles ''f
ANOTHER SEVERE CASE OF AsrHNA cuRsp 81 Wsfn'
BAL'AM-sstA W. Fosrls-Deas Sir, Having fof ~
while been troubled with asthma is worst fora ~
Ter having TIED yansus remedies ell 10 no cd e. 49,
OF your agent, A Rowe, one bottle Of he BAsaa T" ~"
Cherry, which relieved very Such' hsse e01. ~
to use the same - the disease returns apon ne, ~
Il always relieves when nothing else u soa "'
have no doubt, could have had ihl ID Chs"y
frat stages OF the disease, but tha, IL hsre -
cured ne. I can confidently recon- snl . 'ss'e''
abe medicine fot al lung eomplsh ox
BES ~ oBISsoS
New-Hsmpion, Apnl 5, 1870
None genuine unless signed ]. So ne S"n
For sale by A. b. d. SAND 30 wv
corner Of william, ageets for <sfs' ,a|''p
way, and n Eas Broadway, % y Druggists
throughout the Uriied slatea Sessre . eoealeho
GoweuA MATrrsss-Nc vc,e snd % s,as
checked and fancy Gov GUS fstA tFeceNoa"
si'"''' sH' o' sale enssp JUNsBERkr.
1Iw. a. ,pposits wilAp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

~ The Secretary OF War has called upon the
Msor General commanding the mits Of this District to
furnish three Companies OF Volunteers to torn, together
with two sddiiionsl companies from Maryland. Bat
talon which we understand is designed for immediate
and active service and il TO take the field under the
Command Of Lleut Col Chsrles Lee Jones. Nat Int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

ISeUEsrs-The Coroner yesterday held an in
quest at No 1872 Grsenwichst on the body OF Capt
James Todd. of Puerto Csbello. Verdict-Decessed
TO bis death BY dsesse of the lungs Also on The
BODY of Ann Mulissn = nstive ofIresnd vegdict-De-
ceased came to her death by disease Of the bowels
caused BY ses voyage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

IpESTIFIED.-The person who was lost over
board from the ferry boat Nassau Thursday evening
has been aseertsined be Mr. Glenn OF NewYork the
father of VIM. N Glenn, hardware merchant OF Brook
yn who OF his parents melancholy fate
until Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

~ HUGH MAXW has resumed bis prosss'ah
Counselor-at-Law, 10 connection win hi' ss JOBS
MAIwELL, Attorney and so:.ior a. heir Office, EtEVo
WALL-sT All eoSsr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

Il SACRED PRILosoPaY OF rae SEASONS.
iaseunS tss f'r'eeuSns OF God Ia the Phenomena OF
- tes1' hy Aev hESAr DUNCAN. D. D. scotland !;
win Important Additions and some Notifications to
adapt to Amerisso Readers By Rev F. W. P. GArxS
WOOD D. has a'' been issued iufOur elo,h iemo. Of
zoo pages eseh BY the Bsrpsrs. his work Of grave
cad elevated character foreoy combining Scientific In
structon With Moral lneulcsron- We understand ,h,,
II hes been adopted BY the Massachusetts Bossd Of Edu
csssoo fer the School Libraries Of that sts,a