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WHOLE NO. 21s6.

ever or whsnsvsr termassi bring adequate com
pensa,ion either nation for the unmitssee evils t" mas
Rs,olvrd That while We hail With joy the prospect
Of peace with Mexico, depieest- The Annexation OF
any portion Of her territory and the Incorporation 81 ~
Of her population with Uhon regarding sueh roicy
unwise and dangerous - the harmony Of our Nsfion
Councils but ~ contrary 10 our earnest remons'rsnee,
soy new territory be sdded 10 our Nsons Domain, We
insst that sh. Be cOnsecaed the abiding place OF
R.,sgrSd That The course Of THOMAS coswIS in the
Senate. and especially in opposition the Mexican War,
sdeesivey sPProved the esn jassmsn' o. ne pssn
ard 1000 rx9it.t,on a. A Man . CITIZEN aud a States
msu worthy the confidence Of the Nation aud deserving
ihs h CHEST honors OF the Republic
10. Rss0lred That cordially hail the nomination OF
SgAsUsY Foso az the Wing candidate for Governor OF
Ohio, eitKen honest capable snd faithful msrisns
H. Rsoltsd That Whss, loyal 70 the State, Ia favor
Of maintaining law, order, pesee and consevstsn We
and dangerous projects Of those now medstins the re-
violation Of the civil government OF Ono ~ ptSessses
and settled constitutional principles
- Rcsolucd That receive with unbounded 10y tbs
OF the establishment Of Republican Govsrument founded.
in the intelligence snd virtue OF the Freneh
people. We welcome the new Kepuohc F" beloved 's
ter PRAYING that Heaven may Undue her councils with
w.dcu and moderation, 90 that the liberties and happ
Of her people may be secured and perpstused and
ssuary morsl influence ererted IN favor OF the pInci
pies Of popular Government throughout Europe ADD the
world.
The following Resolution wss offered BY Henry STAR
Resolved That we will support no for the Pres-
d.ney VcePrsdeney Of the United States at the en-
election who 10 rot openly droued!y sud a<ary Ia
Of the exclusion Of Slavery from s territories OF the
United States.
The question being taken the Resolution, it wu
carried.
Addresses we're then delivered by Belsmy Storer John
Collins Jr Mr. Tibbes OF Henry Co XIV, rhos b. Ste
veuson and John w. Finnell, Editor OF the Frankfort
which were frequently Interrupted with
immense applause
Ordsred That the whis paper OF the city aud county
be respectfully requested 70 copy the proessdn Of The
meeting
And then the meeting adjourned with nine cheers for
HgSRY CLAY SAMUEL TREVOR, President
w w. hcCoRMIcE,
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Later from Jamaica-The Troubles ut Mus
quito shore.

An arrival at New.Orleans brings later advices
from Jamaica The Journal Of the 9th contains
the following account of skirmsh on the river
San Juan de Nicaragua:
The Royal Mail Compsrys steamer Midway arrived
yesterday from Chagres she brings accounts Of skir-
mish on the river san Juan between the detachment
which lately left this Island Ia the Alarm gate and
Vixen steamer, snd the Spanisrds At San Juan dc Mica
rasua. II is slated that Eve or six Of her Msjes,ys
troops were killed and ocsr Of the Vixen severely
wounded II also said that between seventy and eighty
Of the SPaIlards were killed ans great many made
prisoners by the Eogsh. Several Of the stronghods Of
the Spanards had also been taken, and sufficient force
left In possession OF them.
Since writing the above we learn that the Upper and
Lower Forts the Oregon river captured BY the
oosts Of her Msjssys ship Alarm Capt Loeb, the steam
er Vixen and brig Daring, and detachment Of the 3sih
Regiment the whole command Of Capt Loeb, with Com
panders Rider and Peel in command Of their own boats
The lower forts showed much resistance, but the loss IN
the boats was tralng; one killed, and midshipmsn
wounded The loss shore considerable, but The
exact Numbers not known. The wounded and prisoners
we're sent on board the Alarm and some OF the former
had died
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M RINE JOU r N AL
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived-Packst ship Splendid, Crawford, Hsvre sh
ut mdss, 10 VIA Whitlock. Jr
Ship john Gossler Fsrfoui, Manila, Nov T. mdss, to
Woodruff Mioturn. The Gossler, has experienced
Roads Dec s. to repair damages done TO sails, 40 The
Dutch bark Vfeeve I'm Bssuafor Pensacola anchored tho
same evenics with the loss OF topsaant mast msinss
and ib Dec 81 lat % SO Ion 81 ~ r. exohsnssd signals
Boston Feb 49, lat 70 q B. Ion II f. spoke ship 81 Paul
Allen. from Msnils for Salem I'd inst, IS miles STE
firm Sandy Hook sposs and supplied with provisions
BY the bark Baltic from Providence, RI for Mstsns 20
hours ut.
Br ship Brook,by, McEwsn, 0sssow, - days mdss 10
Woodhull Mintnrn. las stssfags passengers
Brig Marcelius Mayhem, Nsuvtas, 10 Dc, $50 hhds
sssss 20 Holt Owen Left briss Drseut, Eldridgs Now
York, 9Th inst Caroline, Coson Nswfork In de scht
Maria Theresa, for Baltimore, In days
Bhs Olive Sumner Estport days, mdse to sturgsss.
Chairman K Co.
sehr ssm Appleton. Nicksron, Boston. days. mdss
sebr Fashion, Lorips, Boston, ndse, to y Lewis
sehr Chamberlain, Berry, Boston, days, radss, to
Atkins Il Co.
sohr Martha Msris Clarence, Salem. d. mdss to Rw
Roses
sshr Eliza Jane, Spear, Thomsstown, lime.
6chr Pearl, Allen, Gloucester, hsh
eshr Corens, Nicterson, Boston, fish.
sahr Potomac, BeGss, Provineetown, fish.
Below-ship Waterloo, Allen, from Liverpool,
sbfp Qssbsc, Brewster, from NswOrlssns. Wind 81.
safled-Psckst-ship Issso Wright, for Liverpool
Disasser-The bark Qsinnsbsss, from Bordeaux
which arrived Ut this port Yesterday sunday mornins
ID inst ~ O'Clock, A. Ia contact with the scbr
Empire, from Virginia, with cargo Of oysters bound 10
Boston, ard carried away tho scoonefs main BOOM tore
msinss and ssunehsons tho starbosd side from the
main nssns s broke anehor and caused the schooner
20 leak badly. The O. rendered assistance in CLEARING
away the wreck supplied her with everything asesssy
and she proceeded on her passage The he'd her
water and head sarrsd way snd received eondsrs
BILE 9th ef DAMAGE.
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By Telegraph to he Tribune.


NEw.HAvES, Conn IL a. NJ. Tuesday.
n. GREELEY: We have returns from all the
State but New. London. Windham, the greater
part M towns of Litchfeld and three towns in
Fairfield. The result is all that could be asked.
The WING STATE OFFICERS are all reelected by
the People, over the Loco and Liberty votes com
bined.
WIG SHERIFrs are pretty certainly chosen in
six of the eight Counties.
WIG SENATORS are chosen in about - Of the 81
Districts
WHO REPRESENTATIVES,, SO far, so to "a Loco,
and h no choice
No doubt of both Houses. Yours, w.
~ We have the returns, nearly complete, by
way of Norwich, from Windham and New. London
Counties. Adding these the House stands so far
as heard from:
Wing. 90 Loco.-75. Wings ahead. III.
The towns which have net yet chosen about 20)
will doubtless increase the Wing majority, as they
have generally given Wing Pluralities and a plu'
rality elects ON the next trial.
Windhsm 10 to TO- New-London Whig, II Loco.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY mArrKxs.
The following remarks upon the Dry Goods trade

The following remarks upon the Dry Goods trade
OF cur City from tho Dry Goods reporter;
On Thursday the effect OF the Steamers advtcss vss
svinced In the disposition OF French and German import.
srs TO demand full prices and advance their
goos but not being met with corresponding feeling
the pdr 81 buyers few sales we're effected and sach
made were at prices Of The previous wsek We
Of the opinion that sdvsncs will be realized French
~i be in tsmand for Fall trade and DO not conac, with
American Goods cannot be supplied by home fsbcs
now be ,sd 10 be a. here We referred TO our rssas,
mportations Our market has ard will be crippled By
shipments from sbrosd for smsrks which Will b. cola
without reference TO cost and II 10 this nnux which die
tresses the regular tTsde.
Our market 10 well supplied. Assortmens good for
the season desirable goods they always
and will be. The from the interior
able for heavy demand aud caution among our iobbso
or Cotton Goods the supply 10 abuadsnt 0ss more
ship ths Monauh has srysd bringing about 100 cases
OIL quickly, except perhaps, Popsses OF Witch there
be an over stock or at le ,st very little demand
rt is Domestic Soisonss much bette, sssf prsvsils
for ex2crt that holders satisfied they md Ia
ne hone 6 trade Tor osea and viii DO
rag materials they can be produced at proht.
shsenss bat stocks having accumulated holders die
posed To make coscesons varying the price according TO
the quantity and the character OF the psp7r offered We
have heard OF sons large sales at lower prices than
quotations but they made under the above crcun.
stances These goods frequently made from regular
ETY. Ice OF brown fabrics which will not up 20 the
standard mot from imperecton In manufactured bat
from iresulsrty in the running Of tho mile they not
easily traced In their dress especially they sp.
pear under new and are offered at such low prices
that they are used for many purposes where snbsaehsd
Drills are firm, stock on hand small; steady demand
exists for all that can be produced The export dsmasd
has been large aud all the previous bss been ship
ped The home consumption IL large Ia Brown Blue and
Bssebsd and no foreign article 10 able to eompets with
them
holders The demand 10 good, and desirable style
freely taken Many Of them we're printed foreign soihs
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French Items.

From papers brought by the packet snip New
York Capt. Lines, which arrived yesterday from
Hsvre we extract the following additional items Of
the Revolution.
We find the following IN the Uaireri -" Two days
back Is the Archbishop Of Paris returning 10 the ar
ehiepscopG palace no found National Guards At the
gate What can DO for you. gentlemen he asked,
We have here said Of them, the first dag given 70
ne national guard mobile and Te have come ~ ask you
20 give h your The Archbishop replied
with all my heart. my good friends bless your eoors
and yourselves. The national guards then Withdrew.
An address Of adhesoo and congatulaon has been re-
ceSed BY the Provisional Government from the French
residents az Brussels
Great changes have been made At the Luxembsurg
Palace The prvs.e garden hitherto appropriated 10 the
zGndreereudlry Is open. with al tie res, Of the garden
70 the pablo The glazed passage which led TO the
residence Of the president Of palace and which
usei 4 conservatory IS being removed. NJ. Dupont
de Eure established IN the Hotel Of the late Ch1nee-
err and the principal entrance is inscribed Hotel
iu President du Commencement Provisore De Ia Re
publque."
NJ. Alexandre Dumas. In orter 10 show tia, his adhe
sion the Republic has lot caused him to forget what be
owes TO the Duke De Monipenser has addressed the fol-
loving letter the Prince through the columns Of the
rst NJ Dumas not knowing the address Of the Prince
Prince, II know where to dsc your Hirhses. y
20 70 oder you the expression Of my grief the great
tsrrophrs which hss pe'sonsly bef.-n you ! saAh
raysr orEst that durihx three years apart from Gil po
81 ssntirnenis and contrary the desires Of the King
Who knew my sentimsDts you kind enOuzh 10 re-
80. ne md 70 do me the hoaor to treat me .ro.t as
friend b5Ased OF this title Of friend Monssnsar when
yoa resided 10 tho TEenes nov that have Quilted
France | demand u. THIS friendship with which you
honor rne-noTs than once told inheri-
tsuc. which you rec@yed rum Jour brUther-from your
brothsr-~hom Proyidenss destrcysd-beesu.e be vas
without doubt-hy the love whlsh born him-too
great an ubsisels between what then and what IL
COW. Nevsrthsl konseiEneur. yoHr Hishness, l am
certain had need q this letter 70 know that my heart
1, ore u those that Is scqutred 10 you God forbid that
should not preserve, IN All las purity the refscn Of the
toub and The worship Of eIile. hsv. tie honrr TO
be- With respect. MOnsgr-ur, your Hishn.sssss very
humbl. and obediert servant Al. DuMAs'
al Norct.
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THIRD EDITION
THREE O'CLOCK, p. N.
NInrlsef.-2 O'CLOCK. NJ.

MnrNets-l O'CLOCK, ?. NJ.
The Stock market was not active today but
generally firm. Sales Treasury Notes u. Government
s.. 1857 bid Long Island 50l Harlem, SIT Norwich
Isl; Penusyvanis, 49,.
No change in sterling-mNket heavy.
Flour is quiet today but without change Sales 600
bss at i5d5 Sc for Troy and Western and 5506 64
Genssee. The trade demand Is limited.
Corn held at yss,edays rates 529 cents with sales
1000 bushels
Wheat 4, less firm, bat nothing doing
Rye 75c aud dali Oats firm at 44645 for River.
Cotton 10 a tribe hrmer. Sales Of 900 bales
Ashes 5505 e2i for Pots; Pearls unsettled.
Provisions dull Pork ~ and $40 Lard, 100 bills sold
a,6l for fair.
Pig Lead sod 81 81 573, cash
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DEATH OF CHARLES NJ. REED.-We are greatly
panied says tho Abdny EreHiHg Journal to be compelled
TO announce the death Of en-. Charles NJ Reed an est,
mabe citizen Of Erie, Pa, who was mos, extensively use
fully and honorsby corrected with the commercial bust
ness and Interests Of Buffalo and the Western Lakes
friend, writing TO us from Blfslo, says;
Z" c. Reed l. desd-gons in the prime Of life. aud
from amid vast schemes Of business and accumulsons
70 that world where gold 1, dros His loss will greatly
dsIangs buIIne.s over grsat extent Of coupIYn
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NOTICES..

URiGhfh Wsrd.-Ata meeting In COMMITTEES, held
pursuant TO the call Of the Wsrd Comltes st a How.
DELEGATES elect iron the several Districts 10 The Ei.s,b
Ward the Nominating Convention Of the Eisbth and
Ninth Wards, 70 b held st n Howard st 90 Thnuday
credentials from their f,spsetye Districts
DIS. Dis t-H..
|. HENRY c. BANKS. a.-EpWIN hESLER
LANES o. MOFfkT, 6.yAMES ACKERMAH,
3. DAVID CRANE, 7..CHAKLE9 vEECH
4. JOHN GERTIER, AVN sHEARS
Mssa. wM BENNETT ssd EDWARD CANEY we're
ehosen Delegates from the Wssd stAsse TO com psts he
Wsrd Delegation Adjournsd TO meet In Convsation e
~ Hovsrd-st on Thursday, April6
M, JAMES, MoFFET, Chsirmss.
WM. bHEARs, Secretsry. AIT
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GEsERAL srssIoy,-Only rs Grand Iurors hay.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARTER COsyESTIoN-This Convention held
mseiing last evening, and resumed the confederation
the report Of The Committee the Fire Department Mr.
HarrS offered the following sdditonsl sections, which
we're adopted
The City Council may, BIZ ordinance authorize Eremen
" Organize the members thereof into Fire Insurance A.
sociaton under the general Insurance laws Of this State
subject 70 such rules equations and conditions
shsl prescribe
should such I'sursucs Company be Organized the City
Council may place under their chsTge the engnehouse
with the entire fire apparatus belonging 20 the city and
furnish them with such additional appsTstus
may from time 70 time deem necessary, and i'm pose such
cesssry.
The City Council may from time 10 time. At their dis
cretiou pay the usual expenses Of the Fire Department
nto the hands Of sid Insurance. Company to be BY then
discussed
The Committee then rose, reported the bill complete
and asked leave 10 be DISCHARGED which granted The
report 1hen adopted and referred to the Enzrossns
Committee. After trsnssctips other business Of
minor Importance, the Convention adjourned until this
evening
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
ONE O'CLOCK. T.. vi.
C0nnecticut-Farfher.

VUHhtVtItut-FuFIfT.
By the kindness of several friends at Norwich
We have returns from Eastern Connecticut. They
are not so good as those received last night from
tho center, but they do not endsnger the State.
Nelc London County has done misersbly: Wing
Sheriff elected by only 100 majority, and fee rep
resensatives lost. New Delegation, Wing IL
Loco) Two Wing Senators chosen out of three
same as last year. Windham County has done
fairly. Loco Sheriff elected Senators l and l
Reps three Wing gam
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Md.hipmeu D-ncau snd Marley. with six msrnes were
captured By The C&5rnians and carried OF into the in
terror. Poor d. can Is son Of The OHIO Doctor OF ha.
name. see no possible mean, Of getting them ca. OF the
hands Of these Three days after their capture
they allowed 10 send In tag u truce fr some NJ,
oesssss. They say they vel treated u, have Allen
into the hands Of men little better than sava.e. Nr
Marley Is q south Carolina.
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By Telegraph 10 the Ne,e- York TRIBUNE
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
MORNING REPORT.

sfNATE-. ALBANY Afrl 49, = n
The biz for the Relief Of the unds of the Ms
rue Hospital was ordered to third reading.
The Troy and Boston Railroad bill was also or
der,sd TO third reading.
To day. the bill 70 incorporate the Pacific Mail
Steam hip Company, was passed.
Also the bill to incorporate the New York aud
Staten Is and Ferry Company.
ASSEMBLY.
Yesterday % M-The liberation OF the Gen.
eral Appropria lion bill was resumed In Committee.
The APPROPRIATELY of SEE 500 to the NJ Y Hospital
was struck out motion to strike out $4,000 for
the support of forei.'n poor In N. Y was rejected,
a was the motion to ,trke out the appropriation OF
$500 to the Orphan Asylum OF New.York The
bill was then reported to the house. The motion
to reconsider the appropriation OF sss.5oo was re-
jected in Committee.
The House adjourned.
To-day, the House agreed TO adjourn on the 18th
instant
The House concurred in the Senate's resolutions
adopted yesterday, relative to Pensions 10 the
Widows and Orphans OF Soldiers.
Mr.. Z. Q. BENEDICT reported bill 10 authorize
the Corporation OF New. York 70 raise money to
pave part OF Broadway with the Russ pavement
Mr.. ScHERNERBoRs reported bill 70 charter
the Savings Bank for Merchants CLERKS In New.
York
The House concurred in the Senate's amend.
ments to the Troy and Boston Railroad bill.
The bill TO incorporate the New.York Theatrical
Fund passed.
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CITY ITEMS.

FfRrs-Aboat O'Clock last nigh: a ire broke
ont in the organ factory Of Messfs Davis Ferris 10
Bowsry and before the ssmss were sanssr''hsd ss's
Ors.cs partly sashsd and other property, valued so"'
var. dssro,ed An alarm Of Ere proceeded from the
premises 81 Factory t ssout O'Clock 10 eon's
susaes Of the Burning Of some rss and pspeia Tie
WATCHES SroLEs.-Darins the hre At sne corner
n Third avenue and rweoty sevsnhst GA ssnasy morn
a three valuable silver watches were so.en from 'ns
or, uises Of Mr.. ksy.
Rrscurp FROM DRowsrSo.-A man named joan
x.rc.u, fell into the dock a. the fot Of koo.n'ons
.bout h.As past oereA last night but enoe Nssos"
=, Ia rssc aps hlm from his Peroas situstoa-
AccrpESr-Abous O'Clock yesterday afternoon
mar nance Peter Martin WAS over a. the eofesr 81
cssmh,rs and Hsaso.ss b. horses ths hsd broken
sxsy from q milk vssoc. and severely inJarec
SPECIAL SrssIoSs.-Jrhn McMannus was tried
a., ,.s.l,rs 81 from John Bell. Peaissnsry moeths
y,r.,, Watts for stealing pair OF psataesns ton
I.v,or Peuitsutsry moushsi Ansrsw kosss sna
chs,.s Jadss Tor stealing s2i from Ihounn Wool feni'
tsots,ry months each Joha seoes fos s.sAns ote
na from D. Benedict Penitsanary nonshs AsJ0afssa
an I'll Friday asxt
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Prom California;.

The National Iateliigenesr publishes the follow
Ing extract Of latter from Lieutenant On board the {
frgate Congress dated
MAEArLAs. February :, lsss.
You have no doubt heard Of ELL our movements For
the last two months We have had no nghting In our
skrn shes before that gained fear, bu; little scvan
tsge OF the enemy We basged eight Of their dead and
had one killed, MORALLY wounded and fourteen wound
ed most Of than severely. The enc MORALLY wounded
and six others belonged 10 this ship. no. q whom viii
be 81 FOR duty this cruise.
The enemy have respectable force AZ old Aszi'lsn.
sme twenty miles from here, where they have fortified
camp Oar" sailor Army Stockton calls IT, is scarce
Nv strong sneugh TO attack them In their positions bat we
have strong position here and are quite aba 70 ho ne
place against any force they can bring against II We
are hourly expecting Com Jones with the OHIO and Preee
What VIII be done then no one knows
Yoa have doubt hesrd that AL Lower CAIiofniA 10
arms We len a small garrison At San jose. were they
have had rather warm Of H. On the 95tf UT Passed
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~ Notice l. hereby given lh.t BOOKS VIII he
open-d fr ,ab.cr pon the Capital Stock Of the Peru
ana Indianapolis Rllrosd Company" in the City Of New
Yorh ~ W J. HOLMAN, Of Miami Co IA. Monday.
May is4s be kept open for ncsfnite Of time
Foar per cert upon the amount Is required the time Of
subscribing ms osu
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GENERAL sgssros..-At the ope

UkNFNtI Ntb0IUNHs---ltL
Court yesterday, the following gentlemen empsn-
sled Grand Jurors for the Anthony r Schsnck
David Storm. John Lawrence Jeremiah RApelje Henry
Conklin. William Hunter. Nicholas Luqusr. Richard
Cooper, Mott Bedell, David Provost, John O1e J. A.
Underwood James Debevoi.e. George Hastings, Warren
Richmond John Cox, w. 5. Herman. J. ;. Howard :.
D. Sparkman, Lyman Coke. VIM. M. Udall, Thomss C..
Moore, Fisher Have, Peter Rapeljs.