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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
Lnle from Afric, Cnpturc of -Inver..

ARRIVAL OF THE LIBERIA PAcKET.-Wo are
hsppy 90 be able Do Ilt no rest me ies ior soe time en-
crtaincd for he saiy Of the American Colonization So
cieiy tark Lih-fia Packet Captain Goodmsnscn by AL
nouncng her arrival E forty days 20 TIE Caqes. al
well She lay ast evening az North Point, and wa
ftvorrg will be up % the ar his morning Rev. J. b.
Beuha Superintendent OF Methodist Missions ir Africa
and Dr. " Is. Bcck e.. p y. passengers Sha left
Nonrovi4 on the OH Of January. and Is last from sona
Leone. the 18th Of the same month.
BY the polite attention Of one Of her oniccrs are
10 son Of the Inaugural Address CT Gov Roberts,
delivered 20 the Legislature January 3.
The Message Of Governor Roberts IS temperate, dig
piaei and modest document. lie re'ers o. tie new
ana important career upon which they have just on
tered by severing fiom she Colonization Society snd
forming A state Government, and poinung out the
Additional duties tavoiyng upon hem In tins conncc-
zion the necessity Of imposing additional taxes upon thc
peope 20 sppy the deficiency ~ aid rom me Society j.
referred TO- The obligations the Society are also great
fully confessed. sc may give some extracts hereafter
arc indebted 20 the same gentleman Tor the follow
INK intelligence
Sierra Leone stated that within The week pre-
vious two bfgs uuaer Brazilian colors, made prizes
slaves and The other $50 Neither Of There vessel. were
over 50 tons The slaves landed aud preparations
being inside 40 cut the vessels up go
The schooner Henry Clay formerly the piiot boa on me
setrs name Of Baltimore closely pursued bg Englsh
leaof WAT on different occasions, and hred into put
she finally made her escape with cargo Of slaves Ihs
is n-r sscond voyage 70 the coast
The f. gli-h and French cruisers are very ecNNr ~
chasing AID capturing slavers
The q ; ship-ofwar JamsitoHn, Com 30 Ton siiied
from Monrovs, Nov 80, for Princes Island Onceis ana
crew all well. oell SUI "a.
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rRlpAN MORNING. MARCH ,


We hsve scGpre us series OF unpublished LIT
IAN, ~ JOAN u ADAMS ~ els Sos Illustrating
ard saSscins the prccepts OF the Holy Scriptures
which We are sure must be read by mulutndes
with deep interest We propose to publish them
fNm dsy t. day, commencing, II practicable. to
u,ogNo~ The profound and various learning OF
Mr.. Adams. his cxpseioas intellect his freedom
lrNn. any impa,s,ion Of bigc,ry or nserowness ana
his canspioaeas integrity Of character aud purity
ef HE. naturally inves, these Letters with inc
Majesty aud persussivc power or departed great
nee, aud sr>3nes. and we trust they will be pc
used BY thousands at the young and unlearned
"a the Evidences Of Christianity with earnest at
,snsA,a and enduring profit The letters are nine
IN number. and will not be deemed too long by
sh.se Who cspdidly pcruse them. They were
written in the prime of Nix. Adsmss life, when
bis mind was freshly stored with the fruits OF his
earlier wears Of study and Investigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

co Wednesday, lat INST. Speaker Winthrop iaid
before the House the following letter from the
widow " The lsmcnted ions QrIscr ADAn't
Wtamscrgs Feb ~. 1893
afa The fes0rfans in honor ~ deal dresssfa DIS
hand pafsrd by me ustn0us afssmtiy over whet you
pfssds and u which no. q The moment " hs a1nh %
a frrnabr have been daly communicated i0 NJ.
Prnrtrafet with gref n Ibis disffsslnE event OF ny
Iif. ourrlrs tho ioss ~ one who has been 40 once
INV essmpl- ani my support through The tnas 81
h,tf century, permit me, ncycrthoiesF, ~ express
thrrugh you my deepest gratitude for Tho signal man
nor in which the public fcKafd has been mtnliHsi
ID by yru honorable sody and The ronto ston derived
90 me sud mine rom The REELECTION mat me %
s, a. Cd public servant h-ge not even 1 ths I'D
r. we'd without their fowsd 10 the genefous appreciation
Of them by bis country.
with great respect, remain, cir,
Your 0hrdisnt servant,
LOUISA CATHERINE ADAMS
r. Hon RonEar 4 Wi.rHaof, speaker OF mo Rouse 0i
Rr1rrsarflffves VI the I utcd states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

CnAsLEsToS, March >, lsis.
The Pony Express did not arrive today.
The sales Of Cotton 70 dag were 200 bales ~
former prices. At the New-Ofeans market on the Aih
nil Cotton wss 90 active demAndldtling 70 good 81 !
es sugar wss dull 4 se 10 consequences # the unayor
able state Of the weather Aolas'g vas dali with sats
q, from iq 10 Vi cents TIE sales % Flour small.
Fragl-A British ship taken ior Liverpool al sl6.os.
Errlqroef limited
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ASSEMBLY.
Thing. La PhilndeIphla.


Fra B0rrd and Afisr-5i Lehigh Canal scrip, s.;
GIr. Trust, 2 go City g. - 9s 900 Penna .. lSt
\ American Insurance., q; loon J. Copper ~ ~ Ne
shsr'e Copper, 500 Schuyhill Nav - 63. 40 l5o0
rrs-igry Notes. -; $50 Penns s., U.s. 1900 do, Is.
Morris lot.
Sseond Board ard .ftterl5OoU sehuylsill Nav o. 49,
b. ~ 900 WilminEon Loan bs 76i So Schuyik NV
o. 6s, s5ns io 5000 Treasury Sots. loi Mechanics
Bsn-, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

u This Is the third day on which the Senate
havr gone i0 IKE Session the proposed treaty
IL $ not Supposed hai any decisive question has yes been
taken. me city ia OF rlm'fs and srecuators on ne
result. 1hsy vary from iay o. DAY. and sometimes from
hear 10 huI. Sometime q said that the treaty will be-
Isiired-ad then @ Is slty sid that Il viii be ~
eciet IL s generally believed that Il Will not BE- ai1td
wifhfu i iew Notwithstanding pfiaC9aly 20
spanish grants 81 land n Texas California. &C. The
general belief NC hope are ihai hs question viii bs DC.
ciced Ia The course Of tie week Wash. Unioa, l,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

~ Col Josrpn JoBssoS Loco has been elect
ed 70 ,hs Virgins House Of Delegates from Harm
son Co There were two claimants to the seat
from Harrison, and the House Of Delegates refer
red the question back b the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

~ The snowS.om OF last nj git may have created
comfortable apprehens the part Of those whom the
recent Italian Winter ID induced neglect the usually
indispensable article Of oyershoes We, III erefore from
our usual humane regard the health aud comfort Of
fellow citizens, male aad female hasten inform them
that their socitude this head may be sppsassd by the
fact that Overshoes of every variety, especially the
perpetual gloss which first introduced at our o.
tab!shment may Be had soy qusnty and at reduced
rates at the GooDYysR Rubber Warehouse 100 Broadway
oppolIte Trinity Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

WAsniN9T0N, March 7.
The Whirs held caucus this morning which
was understood 10 refer 10 the action of the party
on the new Treaty with Mexico the result oil
which did not trAnspire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
EyESING REPORT

SENATE. ALBANY, March rs z. VI.
Progress was reported on several Railway mat.
ters and they made the special order for Mon
day next
The Senate ordered the printing of forty times
the usual number OF the first Report from the Com
nissoDers on Practice in the Courts Of Law and
Equity
Tue bill to incorporate Charitable and Benevolent
Societies is made the special order for next Ss.ur
day.
ASSEMBLY
Mr.. Co.'s motion, made yesterday, to suspend
the 27th rule Of the House in order that the vote
rejecting the Seduction Punishment bill might be
reconsldcred prevalled-52 ayes 10 81 noes.
A motion was then made 20 reconsider tue vote,
which was, b. consent, laid on the table for the
present. Ii would require 6 yo.es 10 reconsider.
substitute offered by Mr.. Bowie, TO amend
the act 70 organize the z lrst Division New York
Militia was ordered TO a third reading
The Report OF the Commissioners on Law Prac-
tee was received. and motion 70 print thirty times
the usual number referred to the Printing Com
mittee.
Several private and local bills were acted on.
Adjourned
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From Washington.

WasHIScros. Msrch 40 ~.
The snow fell from ten o'clock up 70 six IN the
evening. at Washington. Tho Presidents levee
was held and was tolersby well attended. The
Wsshinston Monument Ball was failure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
,Iarket...sosroS March :.

Ffour-The market continued firm and sales OF
200 DDS we're made Including western brands Al g. ~
So Corn Sales - 1900 bCshts were made, including
Yellow . 60c and White &c. Rye Sales Of $50 bush
were mad Querlo) al -. Oaa-sales Of 1900 bush
were made A. 4sc Pr1r'i1Hs-Nere sesty with rode
rate sales 70 the trade. Fragan-Coatinued dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

~ Diaaond-Pointed Gold Pens Of every quality and
At All prices DO wholesale and retail by T. w.rsos
4 Co - williams; one door below wsII.,t andJYs.y.
sSE .. Fnonst makers and only dealers in the eel.
ofaied hiehslieu' God Pens Our prices are known to
he the cheapest 10 the city while our pens warranted
superior TO any 10 the world. Gold Pens s 81 IS and
81 5o-the pens sold elsewhere at 81 50 and 81
Guld Pow InnAired OF axrhar..h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

BILL TO PUNISH SEDucTIos.-ln arlstocratic
old England the only way known in law to pun
ish the most heartess seducer OF unprotected fe.
male innocence is by civil action FOR MONEY
Following blindIy this immoral system, and reject.
ing the Just and consistent, principle of the laws Of
Ner England our Legislature has hitherto shield
ed many Of the vilest of criminals by refusing le
gally to acknowledge that to degrade aud dishonor
the fairest portion Of Gods creation is a crime.
few days since an efor, was made to wipe off this
reproach, and one vote more would have given the
friends Of morality and religion the victory bat
this great City, as in the case of the adoption Of
the New Constitution, was found in the negative.
Last nights telegraph intimates that the question
is still before the Legislature and We earnestly in
yite our fellow citizens TO urge upon their Assem-.
bled representatives the necessity of allowing
cases Of seduction to be calmly considered by the
courts and juries Of our State, scoording to the
evidence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
IN vHs GENERAL COMMITTEE. rrs. 20.
: X. X. PAlsoNs, -,
J. n. HolsrKIN.

UsroKruSArE-Since Mr. Clay consented to
vsi, our City. arriving here on Tuesday next the
COMMITTEES Of Congress having charge OF Mr..
Aiarns's remains have announced their intention
- star from Washington so as to arrive here on
TIE same day. and almost at the same hour. We
tsst il 10 no; We. too late to avert this conjunction
Noadsy is always an important day in Congress
when Members wish to be present to introduce
bills or resolutions and we trust it will yet be so
arranged tha, Mr.. Adamss remains shall leave
Washington on Tuesday morning next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

LoUsnsA.-Ths Taylor Convention which as
sembled at New Orleans on the 22d uli nominated
the following electoral ticket
l..Jscques Toulaut. E.. Charles Afams.
81. b. Benjamin. 5..John Moore.
S..E1bert Park Nicholas. 6..J. ID. Campbell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

~ 50 long as tho GOODYEAR Russgs EMPORIUM Ise
Broadway continues 70 furnish B patrons with its presen
style Of PerpetuaG Gloss Osershos the proprietor neei
not wonder at being with customers and in the
language Of the book agent he may down for one
copy Of every edition"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

" II you want stout silk umbrellas; IL you want
Paris made umbrella with richly carved handle " you
want selfopsning umbrella IL you waot sn umbrella Of
any kind or a0y price, call A. 0EsIss 24 Broadway op
poste 81 Pals Church sud you will be sure to find ex
setly what you want.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

10 The re,Peetablity Of The certificates to Dr. Morris
hALsANe SYRUP fay establishes ito superiority over al
0her pulmonary Medicine known to the public For sale
~h'es%e aud retail corner Of Parspscs and Broadway
See Advertisement 81, .,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

Cearsd-Buk star. P liephia. ArTttef-shiq Pal
e,une, New. York, bark hureilA, Boston.
CHARLESTON. March
Ary1s>d-Caroiina. New-York Clements. Boston, Ma
oui. a1d Abeel Kader Cork Cfdrtd-N Virginia. Pnla'
Cole ClintO1 and air, New-iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

sam ioE~stt. tosistcf ci ne Land once At niaou
iH11s. ri,s George MiAtrf, removed
HtDHdr McIiGNHr. Receiver ~ futlc Moneys AZ Ia
huquo, Iowa. roe Stephen Lanswufihi removed
ctoRag JtrrEaiSs feaproin,el Receiver III ruNie
Moneys Al Helena. AfkaBsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

LEARY 4 co HATTERs. ASTOR HOUSE. Ny
~ viii Introduce the Fashion tor Gentlsmer's Hats
Spdng ls4s on Tuesday, March 7.
Ia presenting our Hat for the would remark
that gentlemen will at notice its distinctive ehssc
ter In the elegance Of its proportions grsceuness OF out
line, and ia improvements In fabrication which have
never before been attained.
YOUTHS HATS, PARTISAN STYLES
L. Co. sre now preparing and will introduce the
above date this elegant style Of Hat, universally
prevalent in Paris, and which has been remodsed
pressly for the youth Of our city 29f6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

FROM HAvAsA-We are indebted to Mr.. 4. S.
Clshnsn for the Rdr0 &c "a Ba6aao Of the 10 uli I,
contains no news Of importance lis local columns being
occupied principally with ihss,ricsls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

TT|' ITTIT
~ ; Miilson Sorfk City 900. a. A. Wise. Accornscs
- 4 Rivrs Q Petrrsburs ~ o. Nni. Lucas jefferson.
Henry l.. Hopkins 20 samue Il sher andl sh
- Gulsnf Lyuchburs 49,. Lstchss. RoesbTidge.
Sd r Edmord, HaNfsK. IlfJ. h. Floyd Washington.
6.S Leake. AibemafIe. Il5.A o fendleton. Giles.
Z Barbour ST rep.r lb Col j. q Strng-r " ood.
p. r. conway spotsylvania no W. Langfu Brooke.
. z q. scott, hchmoud { 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

viRGrSiA The Loco + oco State Convention at
Richmond adjourned on Wednesday. Tho follow.
ina Electoral Ticket was put IN nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

~ Hon FRAscIs N, MAsS the present excel
lent Mayor Of Troy, has been nominated by the
Wings Of that city for reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

tS- W. 4 II. Rowland, Philadelphis Manufacturers Of
saws and Co.eh Springs, 81 South seeond.t 25f 2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

II Hn. HrKRr w. STRONG, late Recorder Of
Troy, stats Senator. &c died at his residence in Trey
lhs 2s,h uls. N the 3s.byesr Of his age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

~ II. C,REY CALLtc0T Attorney AMI Counsslorst
Law, OAcs 81 Wall.st. (opposits the Msrch suts Er
ehsnseD has been appointed Commissioner for Maine,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, Psnpsylysns,
Delaware, Virginia North Carolina South Csrons Flor.
da, Tennessee, Missouri Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio with power to administer Oahs or Afrmstons and
to Take Dispositions, Adsyit the Proof and Acknoweds
ment Of Deeds to be used recorded in the said
sral States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

ELECTION Oh SPEAKEK IN The CANADA Par
LIsnEsT.-The Montreal Herald Of the 26th ut
states tina. on the previous day the Earl of Elgin,
Govcrnor-in Chief, came to the Legislative Council
Chamber and requested the Commons to choose
their Speaker. In Assembly, Mr. CAYLEY pro-
posed Sir Alarm MacNab for reelection and peced thai
MI Baldwin woad for him, he had often heard
Mr.. b. express the warmest attachment TO Sir Allan
Col PRINCE seconded the motion. CT gratitude the
Knight, public grounds Sir Allan hal been Speaker
Of The LAST House and ough; TO be placed again IN the
Chsir If his conduet bad giyen general satisfaction Col
Prince thought the knowledge OF French sbiou'ey
necessary Speaker. Nj BALDWIN said he had been
term, Of friendship personal acquaintance Of the
most agreeable kind with Allan almost from bis youih
but that necessary select candidate who coud
speak French, and he wous ETopose SIR n0rin, whose
diguity Of kao~sdss OF Parliamentary law and
great urb.nty had sudeArsd him 10 the House Mr. la
FnNIAiNE seconded Mr.. Bsdwn's motion, and only 10
members voted for Sir Allan, among whom MessTs
w H. Bouton. D0miniet DAILY tPT0vincial Secretary,
Prince, w. Il Robinson brother tie Chief J1sticcl
aud bacgey The NAYS sETs 81, and among them
Messrs bsf0ntaine Baldgin Ay~in end Leslie four Of
tie leaders OF the party who expect 10 60 into Oce also
or. Christie Of Gaspe, whom Mr.. P and his friends
often expelled, exAttorus y0ensral B0uton formerly
MI Ps btteIest opponent, Guay, Scott Holmes Merritt
aud Price. Mr.. MORN wac then elected unaumoUsly.
Voting In Cana;a Is except, perhaps,
siolA ballot for the member Of selees committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

JrTsRo WOODS PLow PArEST-Last night,
telegraph announces the unanimous, adoption, il
Assembly Of Resolution asking Congress not Il
renew this patent. This is what we call lookine
wellto the farmers interest The persons who de-
sire to tax the public in the name Of Jethro Weed
have 10 just claim To renewal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03
Business Notifies.

BONN fLvTEs-rhe following report was rendered BY
the Musical Committee Of the Massachusetts State Fair
held a. Boston las, September:
" 10. s03. OF the three Flutes offered the COMMITTEES
select the two BOhm Flutes and recommend unsnimousy
the sward to Mr. A. J. BADGER Of New-York the maker
Of silver medal the instruments are ia true and Of
beautiful workmanship
As class the Bohm Is an improvement on the com.
mon flute and Of modern invention The flute itself j:
undoubtedly Of he ancient instruments used and
is ose has never been discontinued and yet auiuper
feet instrument s defects to be attributed to the 10
exact position holes which have always been pierced
TO suit the physical capabilities Of the human fingers and
do not correspond he fractional parts Of the column
air, which -i give acoustic proportions
"Tha consequence Is, that in attempting remedy this
defect by increasing tho size sad distance Of the holss
imperfect and unequal intonstion is produced, and the To-
srument requires much OF the player to keep 1t in
tune with Itself and with other instruments when playing
concerted music.
"lo th. Flute Of Godan modified by Brhm. after whom
IL Is named, attempt mas been successfully made to
remedy the nconv enieBce, the old instrument by
struotion in accordance with philosophical principles
TIE piercing ofthe holes other words the regulation
Of the column Of air within this Flute, Is 10 accordance
with the proportion to the size aud length OF the
column, which will produce the true sound required The
holes have tia, size and that die hitch calculated
to produce the resu-but the body which the n.ru
thus modified stains renders the ordinary mode Of
lingering impraoticabe sud mechanism Of keys sap
Piled, insenouy adapted meet the physical organize
ton Of the fingers ard to produce the required effect
The instrument It's mechanism is simple and elegant.
The scale is eesy acquired by the beginner as s that
0f the old Flute The effort required Of tho lungs to MI
less difficult, aud rapid passages rendered more
eseabe The one equal pure clear aud shakes
sre made with great sad precison aud 10 hns
and i'm render atog ether probable that it
will eventually sup-rseds its use"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

II is ha, a few days since the Conucr s En-
.s-sr called our attention very significantly To the
last shs, the Albany General Committee bad reject
81 q resolution proposing HtsRi CLAY for mex
President 10 truth, such resolution had not been
rejected su, simply postponed or LEFT Enacted on
S,nce tier the members Of that Committee have
Aesn taking counsel with their constituents and
TIE slsowins is their sober second thought on the
subject which we afectionstely commend to the
Ccurier's attention
IN vHis GENERAL COMMITTEE. rtB. 80
ytse.sei ssszizeSsy. That the Whg General Commit
Zee cf the Cy and County Of Albany feel called upon
- TIE unezras voice OF public opinion IN favor OF
HENRY CLAY The whs candidate for the Presidency,
- rats tire call for public demonstration at the Capitol
On Friday evesps, March 3. and we earnestly RECON-
neal the wings q Albany 20 rally on that occasion aud
40 asce great and glorious champion OF correct
pr.1eiples-
Esssssi Tia; every member OF this body Is desig-
zssst 70 &C. in concert with whg felow-ctzens as
Committee Of Arrangements in helping forward sHch meet
i1S -, ...,.,
kSsSrei. Ira; approve the call for Whig National
Cavesis TO convene Philacelphs on the I'm DAY OF
Jsse nsxt ara will sbite the issue Of that Convention
a. vii res2oul whatever nominations II IN us WISDOM
nav Choose 70 make FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, frest.
: \. r. Pl,soN'' secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

FROM YEAR CRUz.--Iae steamship Globe Cnpt
Wright arrived early yesterday morning fom Vera
whence abe SALES the 18th INST bringing days later
papers from that port hsn those received ~ The British
steamer Dee They DO not cogtsin sing.r item u DO
tslest and laeT intelligence from the City o. Mexico
than previously received By snd pUbshr0 In the PeI
yaae OF the y inst y. U. Pic. a
" private letter from Mexico Of the 18Th ut.
states that tue news Of Gen SCOTS pension from
msLi and OF bis Intended trial was just received And hsd
eAuSed great Excitement both u The array All aucns The
people Astionsl lnts!lzsneeT, ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

~ lha @bpIathtuNae County BACK. vs. understand
h'' eeuluci 60 redeem 10 notes, az i' ewu ccunisf u
pcrif. u spee pairing Nnds uDteits' tnttrs %, iseic
ii 80 thh cuts ani rhuaisipha nud Wai the baes rests
un better lounituon than t'fmefls mere ihtn ise.
hfis ef o., entire circulation hsvfes been redeemed
W quote iis hsHR lhe ssms fhei Western fopNs I,
isniA mcHrI, W psl vent discevn,)
thomr,cas Reporter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

sASoss saSsArARiLLA-SriLL F.RrHER Psoor-Ths
following letter from Rev y s sanborn written at the
reqae''o Mrs Harris smother proof OF the great superb
oIity Of this preparation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

~ Advertiser who desire % sdopt safe, comple,s
aud Jadicous system OF advertising IN the best
papers can have choice selection ~ the agency Of
PALMER who Is specially sppontsd and auth orsed TO
receive and receipt for advertisements and bscr ptions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

II ORLANDO ALLEN. Esq. Is the Whig eandi-
dste for Mayor Of Buffalo. n. B. Burt is the can
didsts for Justice OF the Peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

" A correspondent calls our attention TO an
editorial notice in the Deuehs SchaepoH OF srseent
cert OF the German Ladies Charitable Society in which
correspondent says TIE Society Is asssei IN ~
religious ana ungeaemanlke manner beeause tte co.
cert was introduced with prayer. We were sorry 10
the So.NsHpos anything nced Tor. njnticious
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