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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06
LEDRU-

NJ. LEDRU.RoLLIS is better known in this coun-
try by the strong interest he has taken in the Irish
Repeal Question, than by his political course in
Paris He is perhaps the most thorough radical
member of the Provisional Government He is q
man Of an exceedingly active and aspiring mind
and was among the very FIRST to take advantage of
toe revolutionary crisis which has resulted in the
present triumph of the party to which he belongs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

LIFE ISsuEAScE.-Whst can we say, as public j'urna
more to the interest Of readers than 70 urge them
once effect insurance upon their lives Woess lie
loss Of life the great FIRE ia Duauest Sunday morn
leg last We hope the unfortunsts survivors Of the de-
leased Fireman may be solscsd b the reflection that
they are through the aid Of Life Insurance and The fore
thought Of the husband placed Of the reseh Of want
For tbs benefit those who may think Of this portsn
nstter We would refer them the Connecticut Mutual
LIZ. In,uranes CenpAnY Of s. WALT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06
xxx,h CONGREss.....Eir session.

SENATE WASHINGTON, wednesday, April 3.
The Senate convened At the usual hOnr. when
the Vice President resumed his seat.
Alter organizing, on motion, the Senate, nd
iourned 10 the House Of Representatives, for the
nuroose of uniting with that branch Of the NatOnsl
Legislature in discnarging the last sad funeral SO
lemnities 20 the memory Of Hon. JAMES BLACK Of
5. q. deceased
HOusE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The galleries OF the House were filed at an early
hour with a large coucOurse Of spectators anxious
I, witness the solemn funersl rites sbo0t b be
performed. Among other distinguished officers
present were the President o. the United States,
and the heads Of departments, representatives. Of
foreign nations officers of the army and navy,
Judges of courts, and the Mayor Of the city of
Washington.
a feeling and eloquent prayer offered up by
the Chaplain, Rev. 1r. GURLEY which he followed
ia the delivering of a fervent and appropriate
sermon selecting his text from the 18th chapter
aud 23d verse Of the Gospel according to st. John
the follovirg words, viz. " Jesus saith unto her,
Thy brother shall rise again"
In the course of his remarks. he alluded feeiDgy
to the uncertainty Of life, exempted more espe-
ciely in the affecting vsitatons of death Of which
those present had painfully and sorrowloly been
cognizant during the present session. He dwelt
upon the promised resurrection the righteous and
the consultations to be drawn from IL BY the living
10 whom it gave cheering hopes of a future and
blessed Immortality beyond the grave-where the
wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at
rest, where would be joined together in one as
sembIy, those redeemed IN Christ, never again to
be separated
was formed, which proceeded to the Congressional
Burying Ground, where the last sad rites OF burial
were performed, when the large cOncourse OF peO-
pie in attendance dispersed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06
BRooKLYN AFFAIRS.

IsrEREsrIYG DEcIsIoS.-Judge MORSE of the
Supreme Court yesterday decided that Aaron Brsdy,
Of coisr ho had appeared a. council Ia case be-
fore saiudieated in smother Court wherein motion 10
set aside Judgment nov made, was incompetent 70
act a. counsel on account Of his complexion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06
MARIE.

NJ MARIE is one Of the most noted advocates OF
Paris a. elected but short time since to
the Chamber of Deputies. He is distinguished by
sound. practical talent, rather than any marked
traits OF genius and it is probably to this that he
owes bis present cons picuous station.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06
Sugenf and the Mexican Treaty.

WAsHNCTlNf " ednesdsy NFIII -
The counsel for Nj. Nugent, the Herald cores
pondent, concluded to-day, followed by COUNSEL Tor
the Senate The Court then adjourned till Friday,
being DESTROYS Of daily celebrating upon the case
bafore giving IT'S Gnal decision IN the meantime
NuRept remains in custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

- GREAT WEsrEsS. the popular Ysokes performer.
tases hs benefit today md this evening 1t the American
Museum, when he appears In two % his best Yankee
pieces beside Other Of cha.te and int-ret-
ins character. The merits % Mr. Western young
Am rican artist and the attractive nature OF the enter
talnmerfs vii b. snTe 10 on he house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

VERNosT.-The vote in Vermont upon the cleo
ton Council Of Censors revise the Constitution Of
the state very sm and account Of the badness
Of the roads The returns in slowly The Wing ticket
Is probably chosen although Of the Locofoco csnd
dates, who also ufon the Liberty ticket, may have
been elected. Boston Courier.
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Court Calendnr....THIs DAY.

CIKcurr CoUsr-No. p. p q 27s Ss7, 3. IL.
SUPEEIos CoUar.-Nos. 10. 81. S. ~, p. a. &c. 81,
90. SO. % %, s., 90, 81, % 10 ll3. 4s7. ia
COMMON PLE.s-No- ls3, III l75, l. s. T. 9, IS, ., 70,
100, l42, lac, $50, 49, l54, l59, 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

On IN. "a los, BY Rev Oh. ssinnsr MI Mohvnr
l. MERCER to Miss OLIVE MARIA iAb'' '''" " '''''
City al = u...h - Pav Tbor-a,
r--,I.r A. WILLIAM BLAIR q slnsins~a' 20 HA''f
IsAByII.A FERRIER Of the fo'nsr place
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8jusinees Notices.

- Here are the styles for gsntlemens Hats Of the
Spring fashion Of the approved snd desirable pat
tern, ready. manpi.ctured of tho finest beaver and
k that fail 20 the most fssfid io1s also The
caps OF all patterns KNOX. l23 Fultonst lSun Buiia-
ingb Al st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06
CITY ITEMS.

IMMENSE GATHERING or TIE WINGS oF 1HE
EMPIRE WARD Pursuant TO the call OF the Nominating
Committee OF the Eighth Ward the Wngs assembled 80
asss on Tuesday evening April l. 1t tie foot OF sprnssi
I, hear the report and respond 10 The nominaons or the
Ward Nominating Committee. The following named gen
teen were unanimously chosen CficerS q The meet
irg: JAMES ". MURRAY, Chsirmani John McQ inney
r. rnep, a. Jscabus James r. Greig. James rdrnbull,
Ceorse Leland Charles starr John Nor. Isaac Johnson,
ylcsC hairnen: Alexander Meskn, Joha T. shear, Ed
war; Caney. Secretaries
James Ackerman. Chairman Of the Ward Nominating
COMMITTEE submitted the following report;
Alderman. Adm r. Lawrence; Assl.tfnt Alderman,
Jonathan W Allen; Assessors. J. W. BiAuveit, James
Webb; Constables, Morris De Camp William Is Jones.
School issi0uer, s. lgangs Gedfey Trustee
George Zsbriskie; Inspector. Jesse ID. Price.
Trs1r-sr,e n EfD~f,rg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

Ing April !, 1913: Disesses-Abs;ess, ApoPlexy ;
Burned; Casuslties ]; Consumption To- Convalsions
5; Group Congestion Of the Brain Cystsis Can
Ger Chi.dbh n. Dropsy in the Head q Dropsy In
M. Chest /; Drowned Dentition ! Efys pelas, ?:
Scarlet Fever Typhoid Fever, Congestive Fever, :
ILLUMINATION Of tbs Brain. ILLUMINATION OF ths Bow
eli. [; Inflammation of the Chest, ; Congestion Of the
Luns. ?: Malforrnston Marssmus, 2 Paralysis. 2;
Saicde l. stillboru 8; MortmAn, lnhaenzs Males.
40 females. 55 Adults. a7 Children, %. Total, 70, VI
,shou. ~ were from NeW-l0fk
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ILLINols.-Ret urn, from I'm but ilteen Coan

ILLINoIs.-Returns from eli but fifteen Counties
show that the New Constitution Of Illinois has
been adopted by very large majority. Two
clauses which were submitted separately, lone pro,
hibiting the settlement of negroes in that State.
and the other evying two mill tax on all the pro
perty in the State to be devoted to the liquidation
of the Internal Improvement Debt which is now
s6,245.3sOl were also adopted. The result as far
as heard from, stands thus
For the Constitution 3,4 For the negro clause - 0's
Against Ia is2' Against ..7,ss3
Majority "4o,lS2I. Majority 1900 7,le3
For the two-mi 81 742 against two-m tax 7S2
Majority $50
The remaining Is Counties will probably in
crease the above msiorities
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A LETTER TO FATHER.


To Ds. CHsIsuEs AoEsT-SUs The following 10 the
purpor Of letter from ds9gher who has Isesiyss
eles (which purchased from yoal th.t have thought
% give IL Tor yonf rs Similarly sales.a Yo ,s
at berty 10 use il a. you think proper
h''Ps'"F .osTssssy, Aiiesbssy Co Nd
Ds.s p: Iwrots TO you some time since and informed
son ~ ,b. h.osft from ths G,gsnc Belt and
Msg,s,,c yTuid YOU sent have found II the beet
and onI, thing hist gave relief have sot entirely
n AZ good and truly believe II had not sot th- Belt
and FLUID. would now have been dead. Before u'eo
them could no, sleep, ssd va. falling away 70 nothing
hsd been for eisht weeks unable 70 dress myself or 1t
timss in my bed without help The Of CHRis-
IIEs Belt aud Fluid have restored me to entire health
m..m In the shouIdsr. be tss them and vas cured .,
once when all medical aid hsd failed shall ever regard
your Gsvanic and Magnetic presents my moot valued
friends. We are sl now 10 perfect health.
Your 'Hse''''''' o c.11iEpoiLisE T. BELL
The facts Of the sbovs remarkable csss are personally
tieity. STEVENS EMMoNs
sss Zen. n'' IN New Yoyi' o c. MOoRHEAD. Is7
Broadway. Only agent in Boston, hrs. kIooEn, 100
CoaTtst.
" Never awe up 90 oos Il Is In your power to
avail yourself of that justly celebrated remedy FOR coughs.
colds and every species OF lnos complaint "srAks BAL
Mr. 8 w FowLs'-If you think the following certis-
cate worth publishing, IL is at your service ,
hereby certify that afflicted With very trouble
fer.nt remedies endsd to me- bat ell to no par.
pose; finding that not getting any better, vas
ind uced Try Dr. WIsTARs Basam or Wild Cherry sno
accordingly procured bottle Of Edward Mason Drufts'
.nd Apothecsry In Porspd After using 1t seeordet 20
drsetiens can truly say, Il cured entirely | an
now well aud able u attend work and would cheer
fally recommend any afflicted with any dsssss"
the iunss DAVID ALLhN'
Witness, GgosGg ALLIES.
PovpsL Cumberland Co. Me Oct IA. i8&5
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS on the wI.pPs,
For ssls BY A. b. 4 D. SANDS, Druggists. 100 fason,I
corner Wsm Agents for this city also At 1I sIo,
way and IT Ess. Broadway and BY Dmssisss ssn'fs"s
| throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

FLoRIDA-Ths Loco Foco Convention Of Flor.
ia has nominated Vm p. Durai formerly Gov
ernor of Forids when il was territory as its
candidate for Congress They also nominated
Gen William Baiiy for Governor and appointed
Delegates to the Baltimore Convention, who are
said to be in favor Of Levi bury for President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

FLOUR AND MEAL-Tnere 10 20 new feature 10 the
our market to-day The demand from The trade 10 fair,
bat Eastern buyers not doing much About 800 b
900 bbls sold 6oa6 s. for brooklyn, Michigan
Western N,w-York. and to1o e1t for 900 sample.
Gepssse Only pure will bring the CHER
The quantity in the market i'.Orcient There s f.ther
hands At - tor Howsdst Richmond Country, Peters
Of oSfs s ISs1 mss IL heavy .nd quiet abou.
600 bbls sold at "A for Jerey Rye Flour 6dj 15
GRAIN-Whest could be bought below the previous
rates tho misrs not prepared 10 make bids For
Corn there Is an inquiry aud Eastern buyers are taxing
considerable parcels. The transactions 20 70 5000
hushe. Including 5000 bushels Al 81 d5Z cent?
for Virgins and Delaware 900 do at Sass cents for
jersey Yellow go do 81 52i for Georgia, ann 1000 ~
5000 DO AZ a 80 cents for Orleans damaged Rye 7i9
IS hrDer Dat. are ita4o To- River Ssdtoo
jersey Saes 1000 1000 bushels virginia 1t o3Gto
sales 500 bushels While Beans ~ l2t small sale of
Southern Wheat sde AZ llbt cents
WhISEY-Gs dull and offering freely. The psrset for
PRovisIONs-The msrket for Pork has downward
tendency st The sale. arc 80 or 900 bbs only A. ;a
dali and declining. Sales 81 tisress Prime Mess AZ b
Pek.d Meats rather plenty and price. are not nfn
We notice sales 600 pieces Hal sod shou cers 10 bulk
about 1000 lb- u and q cents go tierces DO at
aud ede4 aud $50 900 lbs prime Western Sides In dry So.
a. cents snd parcel Of the ssme al cents all for .x-
mort Lard "a downward tendency. with sslss 500 or
GO hbls 81 o4 for ard etdos for prime sales
40 or $50 sss. made 81 IA . esnts
OlL-Linseed OIL continues 10 decline Sales English
at sass cents.
IS cents delivered, sud 80 bbs Spirits Turpentne 80
At which the market 10 sessy There are buyss
Of Crude AZ ? ~ per bbi
TALLOW-Ssles 0c0 lhs good At q cents.
TOBACCO-rhe movement In Tobacco contInuss anc
sales ? hb dc Kentucky made to-day terms oct
msds public The stock in the Inspection Warehouse
osty in second hands. lat inst consisted Of J7s5 hhc
Kentucky 1893 Virginia and North Carolina aud Mar
sns-toge,hsr 524f hhds, - less ihsa the lei ut.
SEEDS-Clovsr Continues Ia fair ipQury and 10 90 0
b1s changed hands 81 SCOT for 3D. tid7t for flax
is very dali Timothy hrm bat quiet.
GkOC ERfES-Ws note sales 30 bhds Porto Rico su-
ga. at s95s csns aud $50 hlds Cndenas Molssses nj
1919 cents The Of Coffee 10 the last three dsi
Nan Il al
bo 6td7 500 sumsfra u 100 java, 81 and moe end
200 ST Domingo, y, cash. ,.--
HAY-TheTs have been sales to- day 200 bales Al oooot
cts The market 10 heavy.
HIDE5-Ars very inactive and We have only TO notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

ROBBED OF GOLD WATcH.-A gentleman by
Nassau az. few evening ago was robbed Of valuable
gold watch.
GENERAL SEssGOSs-Henry and w m. Smith
indicted for grand larceny Michael Kelly and John u
Conkn for sssut and battery, not appearing when called
for trial their bail ordered forfeited Cornelius
BrnkeIho wss tried or having stolen 81 various time.
from the Leather Bank 1880 In gold ana
silver coin The facts OF the were pu6lsnso on
former trial when the Jury did not agree The Jury Ia
this instance after brief consultation, found the accused
guilty of petit larceny only. Sentence deferred
POLIcE-A young man named John Potter was
taken into custody yesterday BY officers Reodng and NC
Will on charge Of breaking into the apartments oecu-
pied by Oven HALEY No SO Clinton Of and stealing from
trunk gold and silver coin bank bill, ard eothog val
ned at 80 The accused vAs committed 10 prison Dy
Justice DunkeT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06
The Provisional Government of France.

Aspubc curiosity has been awakened concern
ing the men, who, by the late unexpected changes
In France have been placed in situation so cnt''
cal and important for their country and for Europe
we have prepared, from such basty material as
was within our reach the folio wing brief sketches
Of their lives and characters
DUPONT DE L'EURE.
The venerable bead Of the Provisional Govern
ment CHARLES JAcQUgs DUPosT, surnamed De
LEure. TO distinguish him from the families of Du.
pont de L Etsng and Dupont de Memoirs was born
AZ Neuboorg in Normandy on the 27th of February,
1867. He devoted himself early to the study OF
Law, became Parliamentary Advocate for his ma
tive Province and a. the sGe of twenty five was
chosen Mayor. During the Revolution and the En-
pire he held various Offices Of trust and power 10
all Of which he displayed great rectitude OF princ
pie, and possessed the entire confidence OF the
Government. He was one of the Council OF FIVE
Hundred. and in lell was appointed President OF
the Imperial Judiciary Court at Rouen. During
the Hundred Days ne was Vice President OF the
Representative Chamber, and strongly opposed
the efforts Of Napoleon, to reestabish bis former
absolute rule. On account of his indignant protest
against the measures taken by the Allied Powers,
after the battle of Waterloo, the Ministry de-
prived him Of his seat member OF the Upper
Council from the Department Of Eure. He was
Immediately returned as Deputy. by the Depart
msnt, in which he has always enjoyed the highest
popularity. His course has invariably been with
the liberal party as bis speech against Peyronnets
proposal to Abridsc tho freedom Of the press, and
the resignation of his station Minister of Justice
under Louis Philippe, has fully testified. With the
roadto the highest civil station Of France more than
once open TO his steps. he has retained no other
token for his long services, than the Order OF the
Legion Of Honor. But the reward of this faithful
devotion to liberal principles has at last reached
him In the unbounded trust and confidence OF the
People, who have made him in the present great
crisis the political head OF the French nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

sAsDs's sARsaPARLLA The warm sun Of Spring which
iofuses life into the vegetable kingdo s with
out t effect upon our physical systems The tide Of life
to dow faster through veins, add H.
times the bears with il the seeds Of DISEASE ssn
Grated BY the luxurious living Of Winter shall be
to see and feel the sfs;ts in shape other. We
therefore recommend as preparation which may he
taken with peculiar advantage at this season. that excel
lent antssptic SANDss sAssAPARILLA. II will prove the
best preventive Of the eIupors 10 the Spring
months, snd where they have already broken out viii
them FOR ell diseases Of the shin, ulcers,
bos le IL will be found most efficient remedy.
Prepared .nd sold wholesale and retail, by A. g. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton corner Of WI
iism-st zS Broadway, and n Fast Broadway Nsw-Yoh
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States. Price ~ per bottle. or sir bottles for s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

BETTING Oar friends are cautioned against
betting the approaching election We understand
there plan foot enirsp voters by involving them
In bets. Beware
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

Totsl..-....4.360 1882 LIS 563t 1901 l,Jzi
Maj. for Mann sl9. Do for Briggs 44e. Wing
gain s67
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

re- WoRssLBs CAsr-lRos AwsIsG- Posrs - bs
subscribers prepared TO execute orders for the above
posts which introduced BY them last season, snd
adopted BY tho public sahOrities and used through
the public thoroughfsres Of The city.
WORRALL co Iron Founders, lie
u8 In "a 26 and u Fha-st near Pearl.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

DEvLlS's CLorHlSc WAREHOUSE, 50 John. coroer Of
NasssustAt This popular house there Ia displayed the
largest stock Of Spring and Summsr Clothing offered
in this city rhs various garments got up with the
greatest elegance Of style Hundreds daily fad their way
to an establishment where every tse can be suited In
margin Of prices embracing from 81 to 49, psns 81
to So, and IS cents 81 Their cash system the
great secret Of such fst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

RIoHELIEU GOLD PEss-DnaoSD Posrs.-Hsye you
tried Of The Richelieu Bngros.ng Pens, They are
sold, exclusively, by g. Il WATSON Co. IS Wilhsm-st
and O. SAVAGE, % Fulton-, and surpsss every other
Pen In fneness, eexibiliiy and durability. They
knowedged TO BE- the best cheapest Pen in use Aso
Gold Pens of all other makes manuactursr prices
Country merchants will do well TO give US call before
purchasing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

BAsGAISsl BARGAINS BARGAINS i-KESsETr1 WHEEL.
Err, ofS7 osthsrne-st astonishing the community aed
desbtng the ladies BY tbs remarkable chespness Of their
dry goods 90 and ses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06
GARNIEK-PAGES,

NJ. GARNIER.PAsEs, who has been distinguished
for year or two past as one of the most prominent
members of the Opposition is still young man.
His life has been marked by none Of those striking
periods through which Lamartine and Arago have
passed. As an orator, he has acquired high rep
u,ation in the Chamber of Deputies, where the
boldness and vigor Of his language rendered him
extremely popular among the members Of the Eek
treme left" His life has been distinguished by a
strict integrity OF character and n faithful adher
esce to bis principles His manners are unaffected
and simple, and have won him favor with the
people,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06
STEAMSHIP Llsr TO BrRxuDA-we hay

~ Ex-Governor LEVI LIscoLs has been nom-
inated for Mayor Of Worcester. Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

Engrarings and Observation-Disclosures William U.ithc-
srsph) Breed. equal Of Holland and Darksn -
yeas Old weight $50 lbs
coSrISUsrI0S or sTEPHgNs's BO0S o. TAG FAEs.
The Throw. Crock The straw Rope spinner-Tts
Bathing Stool for shcepThe Potato Raiser BfAadsr.
The ssue attached 70 the Pow Potsio CRAP Poiso.
Pits n. Conical and Prismstie Competent Parts
Of Grain Of Wheat-A Plsnt Of Wheat 10 the State OF
Communicable Rsctange to Illustrate ths symmetry
Of the Pis-Th- DraHg ht-Horss The Draushts,sl'lon
The DrsugIMas.-Short-Horn OK.
nusirsiions Of Sheep HgsbaBdFy' rhs Bone. Of th.
Sleeps Head The Teeth Of the Sheep The siUke in tho
sheep, Liver Pruning the Apple, illustrated.