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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
CITY ITEMS.

TIE Pooh TX HAYE ALWAYS WITH rOu Tie
ladies Of the New.York Clothing Society have deter
mined 10 DO their duty toward suffering humanity and
we invite the public 10 pA,ronzc their festival this
ming a, the Apollo Saloon See advertisement.
ry melancholy procession passed through
walst Yesterday headed by gon drawn BY six gray
horses the tail consisting OF long string Of drsys the
whole being loaded with lC6 corn-ted hogs from the Jer
sey. destined to the block Of Mr.. Geo. Leland The
average weight Of the whole shout 80 he AMI az
they passed up the street al their rotandiy they sug
gested the idea that obesity had suddenly become fatal
git They were raised by Messrs John Johnson ca
Robert Holloway 90 Clayton Handbook. go D John
P Ponseti C5) al Of Burlington Co and John Msires
Q7) OF Monmouth Co.
WHO CHANGED TIE SABBATH Those interest
ed in the question when and how Sunday sub
siituted for Saturday as the Sabbath will have op
portUniiy TO hesr eloqueniy and esrnedy discussed
by Rev T B. Brown, on Sunday evening next, q, u
o'clock At the Church In Eleventh d, between Bowery
and Third avenue Seats free
~ Mr.. J. W ; Hows gives the third OF hrs
course Of Evolutionary Illustrations On next Tuesday
evening a, the Society Library Room. Othello King
Lear Romeo and Juliet julius Cesar Richard the Third
and Macbeth viii be the subject OF this lecture
THE WEEKLY MIRRoR.-The continuation OF
Tom Pepper in this weeks number is fun Of tun and
incident We pleased in being able to state that the
circulation OF the Mirror already large in constantly
on the increase cause Of which presume is the
perseverug attacks Of Yankee Doodle.
70. We called at the American Museum yes
terisy. and although did Mt Death the pale
horse yet beheld object that looked to very
much ike galvanized skeleton in tight clothes 1t
shook hands with us and We thought We heard some
thing ike the rafting of bones This wonderful living
object is Dr. Edison brother OF the celebrated Calvin
Edison. known years since the Living skeleton.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
~ The number of those who apply to the Su-
periniendents Of the Poor for assistance during this in
clement season is said 10 average hundred daily
~ Madame AblamOwiczs Concert on Thurs
day evening drew very large audience, which mani.
LIZ At meeting OF Water-Witch Engine Co.
No = held on Thursday evening, il was unanimously
Resolred. That whereas have been unus,y and
neg ectfuy dealt with by ths F. d. Committee and are
paddock on the house and return the keys the Chief
Engineer leaving the premises in good order, and with
hold our services from the city holding ourselves In
readiness at any time when the Common Council may
organize and reaappoint TO services as
hremen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

~ We are indebted TO Mr.. CLoYEs. baggage
master ON the NewHsven and Springfield Railroad tor
Boston papers received last evening in advance Of the
PostOihse delivery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

lSDI ANA LEGISLATURES On the Goth inst John
D. Dc6 ees CNhis) elected State Printer for three
from the lst Of Angus; Mr. Defrees is the
publisher Of the State Journal published al lndisn
Lis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

HESTucEr SsNAroH-Ths contest between the
friends OF Gov Leteher and Judge Underwood, wakes
WARM and members are beginning 70 say they will drop
both and take Up third man. Chiffon Allen has been
named IN this connection lCin. Gar. Jan. Is.
REFVsAL To AID IKE V0LrSTEERs.-The re-
solve introduced in the Massachusetts Legislature, s
proprs,ns $4,000 70 aid the volunteers Of that STATE
has been voted down. lsl 70 a..
TIE DEATH WARRAyT or M0sLER-Sheriif lie
lar Wednesday received from Harrisburg the Official
warrant Of the Governor authorizing the execution of
Charles Nosler convicted OF the murder VI bis wife.
The time nxed Tor carrying the warrant INTO eject 10
Friday, the I'd day Of April next Phil Ledger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

APPROPRIATIONS TO ACADEMIES Sc.-Mr. Bur
chard brought In a bill yesterday making sppropna.
tons for the years ls47 and l-f- from the Of
the Common School and United States Deposit Funds.
II continues the former appropriations VIZ sllOOOO
from the school fund for the of schools, according
To the spportonment that may be made by the super
intendent of Common Schools and $4,000 for the
like purpose from the United States Deposit Fund. on
the conditions prescribed In the I'd sec. Of chap % Of
the laws OF lS:s-.
School Libraries payment Of teachers wages. So
O0O Academies and Schools from tbs Literature FUND
$4,000 support Of Normal Schools. $1,000 Regents
Of the University messengers postage &c slUoO Med
Medical College 5000 Medical Institution OF Geneva
College 5000; Eye lnnrmary New.fork, slOcOj Ten
esee Wesleyan Seminary. 5000 University OF New
York 5000, Geneva College. 5000 Hamilton College
5000 salaries Of County superintendents Of Common
schools $1,000 District School Journal, $500; Della
ware Academy s2-9 80 purchase OF apparatus, &c.
for the Academies 5000 fAib. Eve Jour. 2-th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

- The packet ship Garrick. which was ashore
On Deal Reach has been 60, of after dischsrging
Of her cargo and towcd up to the city yesterday
afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

RELIKF FOR lKELASD.-ln Newark aud PSter-
son public meetings have been held and Efficient
measures adopted to raise funds ior the rshei Of
the ism,shins Poor Of ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

ALARMING OcCURREScEs.-The Coburg Canada
Star has letter from Grafton Steam Mills Grafton
Harbor Jan. which states that most singular phe
occurred at that place on the afternoon OF the
-th about o'clock. The lake was calm and the wind
in the north when suddenly the lake recedcd from the
shore IN immense wave upward OF $50 feet leaving
the beach perfectly dry for that distance Il seemed To
gather itself into vast cone and immediately returned
ia unbroken wave. four feet higher than Il usually
H. buryng the wharf completely and overlooking the
usual boundaries upward of hundred yards sweeping
everything before Il accompanied by dreadful noise
This happened eight or nine different times gradually
decreasing IN violence until the lake resumed It's usual
appearance.
The only sufferer Mr.. Davis, whose boat lay, as
he supposed high and dry alongside the liarbor Com
panys scow, which latter was htted bodily, and went
smash on top OF the boat.
The Coburg Star farther states that their readers VIII
remember that in l-ij they chroncled an occurrence
similar 10 the above having taken place in their own
harbor The convusion that affected the lake at
Grafton Harbor on Friday ran along the coast from
that place TO Port Hope II was. however, unattended
with the heavy laundering sound heard at Grafton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

CF"THE EoLIAs MARCH is the title OF fine
piece Of music composed and dedicated To the folian
society by ALLEN DoDwoArH Published BY Firth
Hall S Pond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

FIRE-Y esterday morning fire was discovered
bursting from the gable ends of the two small brick ten
ements on unionst near the market) occupied by
Messrs Mayer s. Gonnely a coach factory These
destroyed and the new brick tenement al oinng
recently occupied by Mr. Dozier as TN factory and
jured The loss u not considerable in amount
Norfolk Herald, Jan. y.
FIRE AT DOvER-On Monday night last Peter
C. Johnsons cabinet makers shop In Dover Morris Co.
consumed with its contents The flames comrnu-
n!csted % the dwelling house OF Sidney Breese, Esq.
within few yards and were with much difficulty ar
rested. Newark Adv.
FIRE AT NEwr0wS, ~ 1.-The Newark Adyer-
tser has letter dated the place the 2-th stating
The Court House in this village has Just burned down
The flames sul raging we fear one quarter OF the
town will CO."
PESSsYLvANTA STATE TEMPERANCE CONyES-
rIoS-This body met at Harrisburg on last Tuesday
morning and temporarily organized by calling Judge
Epson of Warren county 10 the chair and appointing
JONI r. WoLFIS0ER OF Northumberland, Secretary
The Convention Is large and respectable. Several pre-.
liminary matters OF business were then disposed OF,
among which was the appointment OF COMMITTEES To
nominate officers for the permanent organization OF the
Convention. General ABBOT GREENE Of Union co. was
chosen President
TEACHER IN PRIsOS.-A resolution 10 employ.
An instructor in the State Prison At salary OF 900
passed % a third reading and the cause OF consid
cradle debate. OF course competent person would
not undertake the task for small sum- Dlt the friends
OF the measure here intend raising an additional sum
for the purpose and have the teacner oosr1 ~ ,he
pnsOn Cor. Newark Adv.
OBITUARY. Yesterday mail brought US Inform
alton of the death Of friend and former partner
RICHARD r. L'HoMxgDTEu. He died on Wednesday
morning last at Nashville whittier he had gone couple
of weeks before partly business and partly IN Pur-
suit Of health through change Of scene and climate
cincinnati Daily Gazette, Jan %
DRowyEp WHILE DOING NOBLE Acr.-A
young man. yesrs OF age named Joseph staekhouse,
Jr was drowned in the creek short distance above
Mount Holly on Saturday afternoon last after be had
rescued from the water small boy who had fallen
through the Ice. Newark Daiy Adv.
Convicted OF MURDTR.-At Lancaster, Pa the
jury in the Of John Haggsrty for the murder Of
Melchor Fordney returned verdict u guilty Of muir
/ der in the first degree.
~ The Mclean meeting. held in Temperance
Hall lsst night was unanimously attended. Gabriel
Adams Esq presided assisted BY number Of Wee Pre-
sidents James Dunlop ESQ submitted an able address
which wa adopted We observed large number OF
Liberty men in attendance who actively participated in
the proceedings OF the meeting. We understand that
the friends Of Henry Clay will soon call meeting IN
this city for the purpose OF expressing their preferences
tor that disins uished individual Pittsburg Chron 2erf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LOwELL-A fire broke
out last night about quarter before H. in OF the
ten footers near the CRY Hail. occupied by Mr. James
X Fellows jewelers. which was wholly destroyed and
also tive adjoining tenfooters oucuped by Mr. Nathan
tel Crtchett boot and shoe dealer and Mr. A. Crsry
aucy goods dealer These buildings were owned by
William Wyman. ESQ. The fire then communicated 20
the ihreesto brick building adjoining Mr.. Fellows
store. owned by Mr.. Thomas Billings Of Lunenburg
which nearly all destroyed
Mr. Fellows lost his books and papers and his entire
stock of goods with the exception OF one case Of Jew
elry saved by Mr. James Gould. az much risk. Mr.
insured for $1,000 At the Mutual Office in Concord
his loss s estimated At $1,000. Mr.. Critchetts goods
mostly saved he insured for $500 at the MI
tua office Ia this city Mr. Crazy ia insured for 5000.
The brick building, we believe was insured at Lowell
Mutual office tor 5000 which will cover the loss IL
occupied In the upper part by DR.. Ames for an Of
ice and dwelling house by Mrs Jones and Mrs. HALE
ton for dwellngs and DR. Doton and Dr. Burnham, ior
offices and in the basement by Jonathan Allen. bOokse
Ter Z. Hsnscom lace dealer :. & ". Richardson tail
and J. Johnson, jeweer. The occupants In the up
per stories saved OF their furniture with the excep
ton of Mrs Hszleton whose loss hear, Is consdera
Bile Mr. Allen sufficiently insured in $500 at the
HOyOke In Salem Mr. Hanscom, at the same place for
s2OOO-hs stock was somewhat injured in moving
Messrs Richardson and Johnson insured their
only loss IL by the movement of goods and damage by
water.
la the OF the ten tooters lived Mr. Barron whose
furniture mostly saved. Several Irish families la
the cellars routed by the hre and water The
City Hall was in great danger. The doors and windows
were blistered by the heat. Lowell Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
REPORTED MILITARY MOVEMENT The Charles
ton Courier has the following letter from its correspond
eut in New Orleans

REPORTED MILITARY MOVEMENT. -- ne thhfies
ton Courier has the following letter from s correspond
eut in New Orleans
GENTLEMEN Col Totem. Chief Engineer Of the
United States arrived here today from Washington
The Rocket and Double Howitzer Brigade is expected
daily The regiments OF Louisiana, Pennsylvania and
Mississippi are about being embarked and VIII take w
days ratons with them These troops are supposed 10
be- destined for Tusman where they will be joined by
the Massschusets North and South Carolina, virginia
Illinois and ID Pennsylvania regiments. 1heir future
destination il unknown, as every avenue to Information
10 carefully guarded but II 10 now guessed AZ tha
march will be made direct on Mexico from Tusman, BY
Guanchinago Pspsnda. Apsn and Tezano. along the
route which the Indian passed ia - hours
from the Gulf 10 Mexico in the time OF MOntezums
The distance only 30 miles and the road Is said 10
present serious obstacles the march Of troops
General Scott will advance at once san Luis
Potosi, simultaneously with the Tusmsn movement
Il supposed that santa Anna will not hght al POtOsi
when he finds 1000 men advancing from TusmaD, but
will fall back QueretarO and thence 10 TuaezingO
in order oppose our advance from Tusman. AZ this
point he make strong stand But here this double
Howizer Brigade will act with great efficiency In or
der % understand how Is necessary 10 describe the
pass Of TuaezingO. II Is formed by chasn ia the
mountain the rocks rise almost perpendicusrly to
hight of $50 feet The road between will admit OF no
more than four mules abrest. The pass Is only one
quarter OF mile in length Over this chasm there Is
natural bridge Of rock, which Is accessible by steep
and devious ascent by which mules can ascend.
The double mountain Howitzer will be placed on
mules and carried 10 the natural bridge, when the road
70 the Of the pass will be completely commanded
% the distance OF 100 yards that the eneys forces
must retire on the approach OF columns to that dis
lance Our troops viii thus be enabled 10 move through
the pass aud debOuche into open tsbesu Of land Of
some miles in extent without hndrance Of the Mexican
artillery. Our army will then make a tsnk movement
on ADdH which will compel the Mexican. 20 move on
10 Tezano. 20 miles from Mexico. In the meantime,
Gen. Scott will rapidly on Macon Chico and the
Real del Monte aud thence 10 Pachuca and Otumba.-
The road from Otumba 10 Tezsno is exceedingly difi
cult, and perhaps may not be necessary 70 follow II In
order 20 form junction with our columns at Tezano
If so Gen Scott viii by night flank movement reach
Isihamacs, Is miles from Mexico.
have thus bnhy stated what Is whispered among mil
itary men here Though Vera Cruz Is believed 10 betne
point OF attack think myself Is designed only az
ient The arrival OF Col Totem who is considered one
Of the sklfa engineers in the world has created
no small sensation IN military circles His mouth "a
closed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

~ We are under obligations to T. q. Squier.
Clerk OF the Ohio House OF Representatives for sundy
Legislative documents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

~ D.. FELIX GOURAUD's Issi.sa Msd,ssfsf ~ ~. y.
curing ell skir diseases dscolorson and blsmlsos
Ore subflles srsiicslng suporfuous hair rom -
ups fosebesds. mo.cs and lns Stubborn board o.
Tested before buying Proof positive this and 90 na NJ.
Lgud Vegetable Rouge for ermsooing chssSs s1s m
f,1eaaa HaD DE Lay Wsifs snd varsty u onN 80 :.
artcles 10 be had only 81 he Dr's Depot, Of -
lsl store yRos Broadway NV"
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nv b. PAIxBs IL the authorized ssen; ana ~ ~
rsesiving subscriptions and advertisements fof mo sss
h..l papers u the country, ar aud al has AZ
New.York, Boston, fhilscelpha and bsiIins a
sssocy In New. York u 10 The Tribune buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

ExPLosIos n RoNBURY esterday forenoon at
about II o'clock one Of the stills In the Turpentne dis
ulery Of Mr. Thomas simmons. al Dayiss Point, Rox-
bury exploded from some unknown cause, and blew
OF the iron roof Of the building which fen inside the
building IN ~ descent doing some damage. The dam
age Is between 800 and 500. insurance.
Bost. Adv. 18th.
cR- A precept has been ordered by the House,
70 De issued 70 the Of Nevburypor authorizing the
election Of member Of the House in the place Of Caleb
Cushing resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

EHS Row. are our authorized Agents at Prov
depce 4 tor the sale Of The Tribune.
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MAssACHUsETTs LEoIsLATURE. following
resolutions reported by Military Committee Of the
Massachusetts House OF Representatives, have been or
dered to second reading
kes5lred That the people of Massachusetts sctusted
by feh regard for the honor of country aud the
or 81 interests OF the whole people do upon calm
ew OF all the causes put forth ustihcs alton Of the
war now existing between the United States and the
Republic OF Mexico. believe il TO be wrong and that
the true glory of both nations demands that be brought
TO speedy and honorable termination without farther
etuson OF blood and loss of human life
Resoered. That although the people OF Massachusetts
thus view this they have behed with patriotic pride
the wise generalshp of the suding officer Of the
army of Mexco-Msjor Geners' Zachary Taylor
and the bravery. galsntry and skill displayed by the
officers and men associated with him that by the
wisdom, prudence and courage OF the one the faith
fu and selderhke cooperation OF the others and the
vsor and bravery Of ell the flag Of the Union has been
upoorne and our name in arms maintained. Therefore
De IL
Resolred That tho thanks OF the Legislature of Msssa
ehusets are due and hereby rendered TO Major Gen
eral zachary Taylor his officers and men, for the ort
tuoe' skill and courage which have distinguished their
successful ope rsiions in the campaign in Mexico.
kesotrt1 That the Governor be requested 10 the
foregoing resolves to be communicated Major General
Taylor, and through him 10 the Srmy under his com
msnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

PROPOSED MODIFICATION OF THE 'rARIFF--The
Philadelphia North American Of yestcr day has the fol
lowing teegrsphic despatch
WASHINGTON Jan. 25--sf O'Clock T. NJ
The calculstons required 20 answer Gen Cameron's
resolution are nearly completed and the reply will be
communicated within day or two
The Secretary Of the Treasury viii recommend an
increase Of ten per cent. Coal and ten per cent
on lrOn-genfrsly, reduction 81 ten per cent on
Sythes, Axes &c upon which he ssys the revenue il
deprecated by prohibition and In which he is decidedly
mistaken for the policy has not been fry tested He
will also recommend thirty per cent increase Refined
sugar.
Il will be seen that these concessions are made for
political effect 10 Pennsylvania and Louisiana Some OF
the other schedules changed affect other attitudes
lie renews the application made TO the Eouse for
Of twenty per cent on Tea and Coffee Whatever may
be the late OF the last proposition regard the others 10
be entirely out OF the question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

SAsDs's sAksApAsILLA-Ihe means Of removing ais9fs
ders and Of aevating tho sunerDgs which hey occsson
when cure simpracicsbs the great which med
icnes designed 10 accomplish. We tbnk It msy -
said with truth that ssHdss sarsaparilla While will ale
vaie pain the Of scrofuls aud other ucsfoss
and humorous diseases viii also In ssry large majority
Of such eec! speedy perfect ard permanent cure
Nor has proved eeseou- in enpons and other a.
iecions Of the skin than 10 those which attack tho nssh
and The glands. While, therefore would not presuIp
tuoualy claim nfalbily for This preparation we DO an
cerey believe tho authority VI those who have ies'sf
its effects and from experience, hat 10 me CON
plants have named, and many other. arising from 90
unnatural condition Of the blood, ssrdss sanapana VIII
restore the invalid 10 health.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by A. Bad
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 YuhopsI eorses u
Wniiam-s,. rs Broadway, and II Fsst Broadway hs~
York. Sod also by Druggists generally throughout ne
United States Price 81 per bottle. or ss boi'is' ffs
ry- Read the following voluntary tribute to wnrHs
BALsAa from the Klndefhoook ~ y Sentinel dated ''P
81, ls45 -,
"HorE sEygR DrEs"-rhe extraordinary virtues %
wisars Bsssn Of Wild Cherry IN the cure Of p'"'D.v
comp aints have been atlesled BY 90 many persons
he who doubts its efficacy must be IL ruth '"'
remark able cure Of consumption has recently '''n
ed by this medicine In the town of Chstbsm 10 '"'
and which was related to us by Or. Hsrnes % So.
physic' an Of that town, 10 whom we have p porn"
refer. young Iady who had long lseofso nv :,
lection Of the lungs ard who had beer aS's' -.
several physicians without experiencing A' 100.
considered by her friends beyond NE fss' y a.
and she was Informed by her medea s''eN "a.
must die All her own premonilions, also, poinea
grave. Fortunately she was indicted 10 s>n'
derhook Bookstore for a bottle Of Wisr.ss o'I
WILD CHERRY as last resort In hsr critfa s's'
Before II. contents exhausted the yoaps -, =
rs,ienr id lsf sefe w.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

~ The number of those who apply to the Su-
perniendens Of the Poor for assistance during this in
clement season, is said TO average hundred daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

MARINE CovRr-Beiore Judge Waterman bisidR
Juan John Wssr0m.-Action against the Captain Of
the swedish ship oloh from antwerp. To dam
ages for placing plaintiff who was Storage passenger
in irons. For the defence il contenae1 that the
conduct OF Juan with three others also placed In rons
justified IT, Verdict this iorenoon.-For pln Mr. Nash
and Mr. Donoho for didt. Mr. stallnecht and Mr. Grit
sth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

~ Madame Ablamowiczs Concert on Thurs
day evening drew very large audience, which mani
tested its qualification by the enthusiastic applause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

TIE Pooh " HAyE ALWAYS Win Tou. Tie
ladies' Of the New.York Clothing Society have deter
mined 10 do their duty toward suffering humanity, and
we invite the public TO paronze their festival this eve
ming a, the Apollo Saloon See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

THE WEEKLY MIRRoR-The continuation OF
Tom Pepper in this weeks number is full Of tun snd
incident We pleased being able to state that the
circulation OF the Mirror already large in constantly
on the increase one Of which We presume s the
persevering attacks Of Yankee Doodle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

~ Mr.. J. W. ;. Hows gives the third OF hrs
course Of Evolutionary Illustrations next Tuesday
evening at the Society Library Room. Othello King
Lear Romeo and juliet julius Cesar Richard the Third
and Macbeth viii be the subject OF this lecture