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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
The Clay Birthday Festival.

The Festival in commemoration Of the Birthday
of the illustrious statesman the venerable and ven
Grated Sage Of Ashland was held last evening by
the Wings of New York at the Apollo Saloon. At
o'clock the company, numbering at least five hun
dred of the stsnch and ardent friends of Henry
CLAY, sat down to a sumptuous and elegant
repast. The room was decorated With Ameri-
can flags, and banners bearing appropriate mot
toes and a fine band occupied the orchestra,
playing at intervals during the evening the most
popular and spiritstirring music Over the head
Of the President hung handsome banner on which
was painted portrait of HEsRr CLAY with the
notices Justice TO Henry CLAY" and Pro
lection TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY The arrange
ments for the comfort and convenience OF the com.
pany were admirable. At the head OF the room
an elevated cross-tsble was occupied by the Pres-
dent, two Vice Presidents and number of invited
guests. among whom we recognized some Of the
Oldest and most faithful friends of Henry CLAY and
the Wing cause. From toe Presidents table ran
four long tables through the whole length Of the
room, all Of which were well filed.
The following gentlemen presided
Prssidenf PHILIP W. RSGs.
Vies Prssideah al gts Upper Ta6ls.
DUDLEY SELDES, LEWIS PETaE.
Vic> PrsftieaS al hs eHds of ne Long TableS
A G.. PGGKHAA, Ajax. W. BHADFoAD,
sILyAsus WARD, y. Is. BLUNT,
AhBRosEC KIsGsLAsD, NATHANIEL g. BRADFoRD,
joan RIDLEY, L. VI. sIaossos.
THos MoELEArE
When the cloth was cleared the President an
nounced the following toast, which was received
with enthusiastic applause, the Chairman snnounc
ing thA; it had been sent by Telegraph duly at
tested to Philadelphia, and was now being drunk
there also:
Tie sp,r,t of our Common Dsret0n to HtHry Cay-Lke
tho magnetic spark IL dfuses intelligence and harmony
Throughout the Nation
The regular toa,a were then read by the Pres
cent In their order and repeated by Vice President " B.
Blum, At the lower eud OF the All Of these
excited the lvelest expresons OF sssfacor and
but some OF them were received with perfect tempest
applause Cheer upon reverosrated through the
lofty ha as they successyely announced The fol
loving are the
kEGuLAl ToAsTs.
T< Conitf.fioH Of t< United Siat,IThe great Char
ter OF National Liberty and Hamsn ghs Proclaimed
BIZ our fathe n their children will m.in,sn and defend 10
2 TIE DIy-The anniversary Of the birth OF patriot
without reproach Of statesman without superior OF
without Guile Ever welcome, II will Ind 1s 40 now
mindful Of ts glory, and ready for its celebration.
that time does diminish his worth power fame
We ledge our faith that II shall diminish our IN
yielding devotion 10 him
4. Oar coaafry-A proud monument, amid the convul
govern themselves: Ls, dssposs loos and usmbls.
J. WARRINGTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

NJ NroHot advocated the measure Of reciprocity
between the two countries
SIR TOxEISs OF Miss also advocated Il, IN brlei
,as earnest manner. S-rersl amendments were
than offered hv MIN I CO... bill which be strongly
advocated When he had concluded. the bill was
lad aside and the Revolutionary Pension bill WAS
taE.n up.
81. VAS DYKE Of Nj made a speech sgainst
the Administration, in relation 20 its whole war
policy. and commented with severity upon many OF
its measures adopted in reference TO the conduct
OF the same After be bad concluded. the Com
rrittee rose and the Chairman. NJ. Burr reported
the bill as ready for the action Of the House
The consideration Of the bill FOR carrying the for.
eign mails was again resumed. and Mr.. GoGGiSs
substitute was adopted and the previous question
being called for. and sustained. the bill was then
voted for by Yeas and Nays, and decided in the az
f,mAtive. So the bill was passed, when the House
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

The MEErIsG OF SYMPATHY IN CfscIssATI--
large and most enthusiastic Of persons
bed in the Fifth-s Market Cincinnati the evening OF
the 9th met, to express their sympathy and congatua
ton to the French people. DAVID 7. DISNEY Esq was
appointed President Eoquen, addresses made by
Messrs Pende,on. Brough, Finn and others. and
Der Of appropriate resolutions were adopted the
important Of which We copy;
Re,slped That portion Of the people OF this eoun.
Try, most heartily congratulate the sovereign people OF
France the achievement Of liberty and most cordially
weeons them into the sistsrhood Of Republics .
Rs,siped That friends Of universal liberty, we hail
with satisfaction The destruction Of the unequal casses oil
society In france, aud the emancipation Of all slaves On
der her dominion and that hope that the time h not
far distant when country will initiate hsf glorious
example. 80
Rsolted That the bold and Democratic action OF the
French Provisional Government Ia undertaking social a.
well political reforms, and endeasorins To seviste
the condition OF the lsborls classes indiestes enlarged
views aad comprehensive, Democratic phil snthrory
which command our highest admrsroa
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fCOm muatcdfed I

EWeTe requested to state, by friend OF Count d Or
says tina, Mr. Willis doubt with the kindest intentions
has fallen into serious touching the motives which
led to the psintng Of the beautiful picture Of Queen Vic
tors now exhibiting in this city. Though may be true
that Count D'0ay had temptations to misuse tho bril-
liant fortunes Of his YOUTH, yet bis love OF
mercenary has been constantly shown by the gifts
his pictures and statuettes TO charitable objects Mr..
willis will, no doubt eheerfully do justice to the noble
Count, when he Is correctly informed OF the facts
and especially Of the somewhat important that Count
D0say not long since again into possession Of
handsome fortune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

yeof h. life b. Joined the Protestant Eoi'eopa csures
and ne communion afminisied 10 DIS own nouse 70
himself his wife And two asd African servants At the
sane tins. tseeng a; the sane table, and protesting he
sane fAfh -
Aner short rersonsl expression Of regard and oee7
sorrow Judge DuEl closed BY saying that the whole pro
fesssn incurred n but Trey rtioced that he had hv-d
his LIE vas transory bat has works sarvive-he has
passed from TIE earth bis monument IL herethe ORD
we worshipec has indeed sunk below the horn bat
the prodigy Is irei is shi remains rndimnec
ans from ia nature uneeczfinE, (Applause)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
The Newark Charter Hiectien,

The NsoaTk DAILY Advertiser Of yesterday con.
tains full returns OF the Charter Election in that
City. The whole vote is 2,se4 about 1000 below
full turn out. Miller the Independent, candidate.
10 elected by 1875 majority. Pool is elected
City Clerk over Clifford by 2i votes John w.
Baldwin. (Loco) chosen Freebooter over James
Kesns BY no; Milton Baldwin. City Coro-
ner. over L. A. Hall by go The whole Wing
ticket in the North Ward Is elected-the Alder.
men by lsa average majority. In the South and
West wards-bOsh undoubtedly whig--we have
lost 3 Aldermen; in the latter the Judge of Elec-
ton &c. T. Day. 10 elected by one vote. In the
Filth Ward the voting has been very close-the
majority for the Alderman elect is about 100. but
the Clerk and Commissioner Of Appeal having each
but oas majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 10.
Tar TRiBusr-THE CARRrrn.-We could

Tar TRrBuSE-THE CARRirRs.-We could not
obtain rstsrDs yesterday morning from Of the Wards
uo, oeoch and we're PEELED to tsep paper back
sst very se hear 10 order TO obtain Sufficient returns
TO show sbs political character Of the Common Counei
He'd paper pres The u'us hour, could
only have fveo the result Of the Msyor.ty vote Per
hsps ths ~ood have given greater satisfaction TO Of
our Subscriber bot 10 adopting the other course we
thought the greater number Of friends wosld be
eoamodstsd TIE Csr,srs blanc for bs,ae late
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
WillIamshursh-O6nal

Tue ""gs sso elected D. average msjorites
Of 100. two Supervisors, L T Coles and d. Man.
jsr; Justice Of the PeAe, c. NJ Briggs, seven Of
me n'os trustee aad nearly all the other officers
Of the town and village.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

SERIOUS AccIDssr-On Friday. the 9TH inst
Mr. Lee Judge Of the Court OF Probate Ia Maiisos
Coas received woasd Ia his breast from hs kiek
If Tue bed become snfsfed b. The blow Of
4 Whip and kiehsd with such violence TO brsak
Of Mr. Lees bs and force him throesa the air to the die
s.ncs q more thss sx feet he is 81 pfsssat somswhs
recovered ana if hoped The bios viii not Provo fatal
Hartford Ceursnt, 18th.
EARrBauAxE-A slight shock Of IN earthquake
v felt IN Zanssvils Ohio, and the region round sbost
% the 9Th ipst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

" That beautiful Wax Scrptursl sad Temperance
Ssasy which has for the past few weeks attracted such
great attention and been universally admired 10
be removed from the Museum IL thsse family
the city rho has n, let them snd
thoroughly examine IT, for IL will mpst moral and
religious instruction hour than be cleaned from
in n Win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
Courf Caleadnr-Tats nav

SUPERIOR CousrNos IS, 10. 2o liz. l5s. 1884, 81 I6e
ITO, li3 $50, loo, 2 81 49, loo, l06, 49, ", ia 1871
1888 to 1876, l99 10 20S, 205 10 a8.
COMMON PLgssNos 80, 3d. 81, S. So, 90 90. g. Co. ST.
CIRCUIT CoURrNos 70, 81, So 49, SO, 81 to 81 33 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
.IcE-A resident of WiIIiamsburgh named

PoLIcE--A resident OF Willamsburgh named
Samuel Hanson arrested last evening bs officer w HI
Bsrlsy, charge Of defrsudiug young &c psmed
VIM Jsnken Of FIVE gold wstchss four silver watches
and douhlsbarreled The parties fellow pas
seneer from Havrs TO this pot about three month.
when the sccuseo 10 alleged induced Janksn To place
the property In his possession under the pre,nce Of asiog
Of the same and understanding deliver them up
when requested bot insesd Of doing had disposed OF
he property aud pocketsd the procssds.A msn named
Dyksmau Roberts was taken into custody yesterday aud
detained 10 answer charge OF stealing watch, valued 1t
80, the property of VIM X Prentice OF las Prnce.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
letter from Mr.. Van Bnren.

T.
Gg~rLEMgS-I havs had the honor q receive YOUR pO-
lite invitation for the i2hiast sud thank you very sn
csrely for the oblslns terms 10 which you have been
pleased eommaneste the wishes OF your sssociates
hope b abe leave the City before ths l3h inst.
but card requires add that the position Ia which
Mr. CLAY has been p.ced by his friends In relation 10 the
lend for the Presidency, will unsvodsby at
tch much OF partisan character 10 your fSVa 10
permit participate IN it consistently with my views
4 Z proprety The rule have prescribed to myself IN
such would induce me TO decline an invitation
given under like circumstances by my political friends
do not however regret that your potsness has ade
proper TO that you do more tbao justice
my feelings 10 assuming that appreciate they deserve
the commanding talent and manly hsosness which have
often bsen displayed by dsDg pushed friend In the
councils Of the nztion aud that have sufficient can1or
aud bsray 10 recognize those ohsrscterstics 10 lolt
cal opponent To you no uud-rstsnd the matter II od
be peuOus q speak Of the very wide difference OF opn
which has for years existed and does sti
exist between Nj CLAY and myself In regard to almost
every public question Bat are fortunately too liberal
susr such differences 10 affect niurousy personal
relations IL would essentially diminish sslfr-spect
TO believe that capable OF claiming as always have
done. the freedom Of opinion for myself znd
jast enough TO deny hs privilege TO those who
opposed TO me To embitter the few eniOymsns which
public life affords By indulgence In sentiment
trsctsd and iihers ss weakness which Il IL my happi
ness to believe have been AZ ee from A the nhr-
mites Of nature will permit My personal rels-
lions with Mr. Clay are Of a very friendly character,
and | have witnessed the recent demonstration Of
psrsonh regard snd political devotion on the part
Of his friends in this City with no other feelings
than those of respect determination so earnest
aud unyieldng 10 sustain as Tong public station 10
agreeable TO him aged statesman who has spent large
portion Of his life In UNFOLDING principles which those
who EXHIBIT that determination regard having tina pub
lie good for their object demonstration honor
able TO those who make IL, and well cscuated to ins
into the minds Of tho young OF th7 higher and
pursr motives for political action than those which
party warfare too often ELECTS am gentlemen very
specifically your ob't servt NJ VAN BUREN,.
A. M. bsAoFoRD, JAMES R. WOOD M. l.. DAVIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
Business Notifies.

q "siuvte The attention Of the public the sales Of
Real Estate this day, at IL O'clock at the Merchants En-
change, By AsTHosr BLEEeKgs, comprising vslusbls
building lots embracing the whole fronts the
east sides OF seventavepue between Twenty sixth snd
Twenty SITS the north side Of Twssty sixth
and south side Of Twenty ssvsnth sdjoinins the
side Of the avenue lots to close trustee account OF
lots on Twentysixthst between the Sixth and Seventh
avenues; u lots togsthsr-4 On Second sv-pus west
side, aud on south side u One Hundred and Seventh
the lessehod property on Thrdsvsnus between Seven
tenth add Eighteenth Sta and the house and lot In
HuoertM 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
M Ar RIEn.
DIrD.

On Tuesday evening 18th inst by Rev p. p Sapdford
Rev BENJAMIN BEDFORD to Miss MARYT OCKERs'
HAUSEN, sill Of this City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
TIE wings Of Geersla-Taylerism on the
Decliae.

The Wings Of Warren County elected Delegates
70 the State Convention. Instructed for HxSRs
CLAY. A Taylor substitute was proposed, and
voted down by an overwhelming majority.
The Wings OF Barke also elected CLAY Dele
sates to the Convention, and paused the following
Bs1 ss<ssfsrs Resolved That the wbiss Of Old Barke
40 ss>ta recommend fAs candidate for the
Prsssenoy t.af faf.i isas tried, tune AsseTsd as
pressd Whs-tAs ssss tAs sfsfssssas and IA Pafrtst
HsSsv CAY
The augusta Regssbiie says
That the whis. Of Richmond County will send Dele
ssfoa Miedsville Instructed vote for sseh Dele
ssss the Nstiess Convention Who Oil support their
tvorts. HsSky CLAW"
SYnPArar FOR FRAScg-A meeting was held
Il thu Court House In Washington. d. C.. to take
surss for holding pebble celebration In honor Of tho Re-
volutios 10 France. Gen Waltz JcsKs presided. Re-
solutions adopted. copsra,ulating France the
slorioss advance she has made and determined
have general public procession sndors,ion at early
data.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

" Mr. l.. N. fowler the eminent Phrenolo-
gst. delivers another of bis Course of Lectures ON his
avorte Science at Clinton Hall this evening. The repu,a-
ton Of the lecturer Is sufficient 10 insure good house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

Justices Elected.
Police Cvl.
Dist. l. JEE LOTBkOp. JANIS GKKEs-
H. James McGratb Bartholomew OConnor.
IfI Jas T. VI BLgsKLEY WILLIAM Il. Mach
". BARsA. W. Osborn WILLIAM II. VAN CorT.
V. c b. Timpson C.. "A. DOugherty.
vi. y. B. MoUsTFOKT. ASsos WILLS.
Wbigs in SMALL CAPS Locos in Roman.
The above list ia bell eyed to be correct though
it is possible that the complete and official returns
NAV vary the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

MAssAcHusrrs-A Convention Of the Wings Of
the Second Congressional District Of Mass was
held IT Sal en- on Tuesday. AsAHKL Husrlssros
was chosss Delegate, and D. C. Baker substitute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

SALE or PAISTIS0s THIS MoRSIsG.--We call
attention to the large sale OF nne Paintings by Mr. LEEDS
which takes place this morning at II O'Clock in the granite
building corner OF Chambers 81, and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
SECOND EDITION.
By Telsgraph 10 the Neo-York Tribune
Henry CIay's Sentiments In regard to the
Presidency.
PHILApyLFHrk. We

EDITOR TRBUSE-Dear Sir: ! send you by
Telegraph the following letter Of Hon. HENRY CLAY
in regard to the use Of his name in connexion with
the mex, Presidency. I. will be welcome in,elli'
eence to those OF his friends who have feared tia,
he might no, consent to have bis name brought
before the National Convention Of June next
Yours, &c. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

Board OF SuPERyIsoss.-Therew was a meeting
last evening. Several psti. 20 relief from tax also
one or two bills &C. we're received and referred and the
Board ali burned to Saturday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

TWELFTH WARD.-The vote for g. f. CLARK,
the Wing Assistant elect from the Twelfth, was
6ss, instead of 4s9, as stated in The Tribune yes
terdaY morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
Markets.. BuFrALo. April 70.

FLouR-The markc, continued dull sales Of AGO bbls.
were made including good Michigan and Ohio at sIi
SIS CoRS-sales Of 1000 bushels Western were made
at4e,s. wHEAr-The market was inactive at IS cts for
Chicago, and lOs cts. for Ohio. oATs-sses OF 5000
bushels were made at 81 cts. Provisions Sales Of 20
bills prime Mess were made at So with some sales OF
Prime at so. There change In Lard. High
Wines were dull at lgJ cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
r G. KEMP- Auctioneer.


~ The undermined has removed from 345 to 2S2
BIosdwsy directly opposite the City Hall and Park and
would beg leave to call the attention OF parties having
goods dispose Of Auction to the very central location
Of his Sales Rooms which unqaesonsbly the largest
central and convenient rooms In The CITY, there be-
ing three rooms sssh 100 feet long for tho disposal Of
fancy goods furniture psnofores paintings, Sc- VIII
also give attention TO the disposal Of furniture at
private and stocks Of goods st suction Cssh
advances made and ell sales promptly casbed
a6 2weod r. G. KEMP, Austoneer. 1ol Broadway.
RlcHELIEU 0oLD PESs-DIAMosD Poisrs Have jon
tried one Of The Riehelieu Ennossins Psns! They arc
cold exclusively. by B. f. wArsos Co IS willism-st
and g. SAVAGE, " FuItonst and surpsss every other
Pen In 6uensss asxbilty and durability They Ss ss-
knowdsed bs the best and cheapest Pen 10 uss Alec
Gold Pens OF all other makes at msnufsetuen prices
Country merchants will do we'll TO give usa call before
purchasing
CV CONSTIPATION tCostivsness) permanently cured
without medicines, injections. baths by the new and
improved WARroS's EsvALEsrA, vegetable food. Very
superior to any before made or imported Whole
PACKETS Of lbs. s. 50; quarter packets Of ibs 81
Twenty I'VE per cent deduction 10 wholesale ceslen-
Sold only BY the subscriber (suscsssor TO Hammond
Col 27s Broadway doors south Of stusrts new msrbs
buildise Il. hcCOTTEk-
BswUs Of spurious ErvslsatA % Sssed'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
Five Destructive Fires In Pittsb Immense
AmnunI Of Prone Destroyed.

PIrTSBURGH, Wednesday April l2-l p. NJ.
Our city this morning was visited with no less
than five terribly destructive fires The first hire
broke out in stable near the canal and before the
flames could be subdoed, twenty six houses were
destroyed, and three smoke-bouses containing
700 900 pounds of bacon, the property of Holmes
Brother. Jordan Il Son. Acheson Dagg. j..
Dalzen. and Carson McKingle. The smoke
house was insured.
-Four houses were consumed at the second fire.
including Hills Paper Factory.
At the third fire, four houses were destroyed,
two of them dwellings. besides a stable.
At the fourth, two houses.
At the fifth, three stables and dwelling in Null
berry-alley.
The five fires were raging in different parts Of
the City at the same time. producing the utmost
CONSERVATION as the belief general that it was
the work of incendiaries The loss must be I'M
mense although no correct estimate can be made at
present.
Fortunately there was no wind. or else hall the
city would now be a mass of smouldering ruins. The
flames are completely subdued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

~ Hgsg sRE THE STYLES FOR GgsrLEasss HATs OF
the Spring Fashion Of the approved sDd desirable
patterns, ready, manufactured Of the finest beaver
and sh that fail To salt the fssdious also,
the spring style Of boys cloth caps and nfsnrf fancy
velvet caps Of all patterns
all St. KNOX, I2s Fultsn-st (Sun Building)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
lIarkefs....BosroN, April 70.

FLoUH-Ths market dull. with downward tendency
IN price, sales Of 200 bbs Genesee Michigan, &C. were
made at675 Corn dull, though considerable sales
were tcted abcut 900 bushels changed hands ncud-
Ing white and yellow. at so 50 cts RrK-saes Of 200
bushels were made as cts oArssaes Of 500 bushels
were made at 80 There was no charge Of momenti IN
Provisions FKKIGHrs remained about the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

U French Patent Leather Boots, large and splendid
assortment, be found Joness IL AnnsI the
low price Of 81 ALEC large sssortmsn Of French Calf
B oots at - So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
FIRST WARD

Whole Wing ticket elected, except Constable
and Assessor.
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Brooklyn Election.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Majority for stryter ss5 The ocis rstarus will n,h
ably increase Stryksrs ma jority.