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0eaoins 8ebrnar 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-29

cial restraint nterposes powerful barrier to the
immediate appreciation OF his determinations and in
the meantime, is satisfactory to know that in him
the French people have true repu blican, talented
and brave general and circumstances have unfor-
tunatey required him lately to prove staunch friend
NJ nr1a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
THINGS m WASHINGTON.
From Gen. Wool-Thc Adams Ob-eaui"--
|rw-S prk Ia, Delegation Elder AdHni--
Cave johnson, &c.
w.sntseroN, FEB q, 1898.


Cor-spord-uce " The Tribune
w.sHtssrov, Feb y. 1898.
Oh Friday night ielegsphed you that a Capt
siBLrY had arrived from the headquarters OF Gen
Wool. Unless the source from which ! received
nv Information VS.. deceived there is something
IN the Wind. ! have heard nothing farther Of the
matter since wrote.
Quite conspicuous in the funeral procession Of
Mr. ADAMS, yesterday, were the President Rev
DR.. MrtLEDYl professors and students OF George
town lCathoici College with two or three banners
one Of them representing the landing OF the Mary
land Pilgrims.
The funeral car was something like the one which
many Of your readers will remember having seen
in the COnnell Obsequies IN New York on the 22d
Of September last.
Afer seeing Mr. CLAY in Baltimore several
members Of your Common Council came on 70 this
city and among other places called a. tue w bite
House on the President. AL right Having seen
the greatest man In the Nation Il was bat far they
should call % see the smallest by way Of contrast
By the way | was glad t. see the delegation OF
both parties received with such kindness here
Congress wss not In session or they would have
been still better attended TO-
Among the strangers here ! notice FRANCIS
GRANGER and EDWIN CROswELL OF Jour state.
To night there arrived a large delegation OF the
Connecticut Loco Focos from the City OF New
Haven, headed by Collector and Editor WILCOX
OsB0RSE. What are they wanting
Elder ADAMS preached onIght, and to morrow
night appears a. Richard III &; toe Olympic The
ater. That man assumes character as rapidly as 4
Loco Foco.
CAVE JOHNSON. it is said expended three bits
IN putting his Department in mourning Yesterday
saw Loco Foc0 friend who had visited the Post
Office Department, and reported three yards Of
black glazed calico on the premises What VIII
the country say 70 this extravaganza
There is a telegraph report from the South to-
night stating that Mr. PRENIIss Of New Orleans
vas killed 10 = duel with Mr.. IRVING a few days
since RICHELIEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29
BOARD Of Assistant Aldermen.


RgsoSsrRsscEs.-By Assistant Aid. sch1ltx-
OF Charles Leaf, and other proPueiors u Ounib9sses
AeafsI fNH lrF 0I ui y ~ ,n1elI e. Brnsd
ssg ari in favor u the RIss pavement To COMMITTEES
on ssmeA pplicati7n IT fhe New Yors snd
Erie Railroad COMPANY 0r extension ~ pier foo, Of
Dransst To Cofnmiifce on Whsrvss &C BY ssns-
That the sent rsn-walo ssse Of premise. 50 Ch.thsn
- ha fxef by sworn sPprsissfs, &C Adopted
RrFOErs OF tho COMMITTEE 90 Fire Department, Ia
son g. altering the present Fire lav Made the order
of fhe dsy for mkt meeting Extends Fire Limit 10
ard permits ihs altering Of wooden
bn ding. when BE- fed By extend 70 % feet
with fst roofs, &c
P.rfri0Ss BY Assistant AID Jsuseson- OF y Grif
fn So Green - for lease Of Ab.ny Basin. To Com
mit,se on Finance. By .insOl Se~ton for ease
u Deys Pier To Commttc@ on FiDaoce Ia favor u
easing berth FOR bath O. Rsblneaa AZ Castle Osr
den. t. COMMITTEES on Finance.
REs3LUri0Ns That William A Woos and william
Deshsry, members OF Hose CO No u, be expelled hon
The Fire Department Concursc 10. lkeiasins 10 SOP
puttng water IRE, On the lth Feb In Woo,efs as
Insulting engineer IA 0~trg Night Wslehmen -
& ty Puson 81 90 per hight To Commitiee GA Police.
Flom Bosfd of Aderue b. IT, ayor0 lccsox hoss ear
sfe a. The junction Of Houston and fifs 50 Concur
red in.
TIE pofs resiivs 20 collecting fent, fsh
referred 10 Market Committee.
Much OF Che basuess before this B9si 10 only notices
when before the Board orAidernen Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29
TAYLOR In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, FeD. = p M-
The friends Of General Taylor, have determined
- bold Taylor demonsu alton here as soon ar.
engagements be made. Mr.. CLAY's friends
since his recent visit. have bad their enthusiasm
renewed.
The stock marke; Is Grm ard Government Securities
have improved a shade
The transActo1s Ia Flour limited. Dealers general
y holding of for the foreign news Abos 500 bols How
ard s. brands taken 10 day az 52sa5 o.. City
Nils hed a. 50. The entire stock OF -Four hand 10
Me4 g.
Grain CT a. Kinds scarce. Prime Red Wheat ll5Ni2j
cents White 20 1850 100 cents. Salss Of about 900
bushels Corn Is eul asa IS for White an Ir-
low Oats 3s1 a. cents; Rye - cents
Provisions " Al kinds cE! Lard 7ln7. cents.
Beef Cattle l2i per 100 lbs Gross average
Whisky Ia moderate request with small sales a ga IS
cents per gallon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29

RsolreS That sraocfs's We A.. proud 70 fn3 tn.
every Statesman in the ssveboldng states 10 has
dselaet opin sns favorable 20 the Conuuonsl quality
OF southern czeu. In acquired ,euiofyis Of ovf own
political brotherhood, ana that every public meeting or
1t"e .1oy' itca4 "a ieasi-Ns ShcA p . ta.eu &c
or Us is without an exception. slso O.mocfsci ana ~e
commend tins fact 70 the hs Of the South an i'm
porthnt element 70 be consdered by them when ty are
choosing henes, allies o. csndidste' without o'ne
ton Of party"
Freemen Of New. II hampshire do you hear and
heed Your Election is 70 determine, more than
any cue other event whether Slavery shall indeed
cross the Rio Grande aud throw its dark and dead
" shadow over the whole region stretching thence
70 the Pacific. 1t will 90 far TO determine whether
we are 10 have real Peace with Mexico or merely
a truce until the Slave breeding and Slavetrading
interest shall fancy it conducive to its profits
that more Mexican departments should be frat
revolutioDzed In order TO be ultimately annexed.
Your lection is 10 decide whether Slavery or
Freedom shall be the predominating influence 10 our
Federal Government-whether Peace and Industry
or w ar and Conquest shall bear sway. Can you
doutt OF hesitate ia such = struggle IL would
seem that the air Of those granite hills which never
looked on a slave or q slavedriyer should breathe
into the hearts Of their children spirit Of stern re-
sistance to the manseers csuse--that from toe
graves OF LOsc ftFtreu HOIIDlts
Gilman, Stark and their competriots whose lives
were consecratsd TO Liberty. an influence naast
go forth which shall blast the cause Of Slavery In
spite Of the decisions and frauds through which 1t
hopes to worm It's way to victory. When the
White MountaiRs shall view aiar the slow and sad
procession which bears 10 their final rest the ashes
Of the old man eloquent whose life was conse-
crat ed 70 Freedom and who has fallen iustri
martyr to her service, let them not be shamed
by the thought that New Hampshire has used her
power 10 the last 70 thwart that Patriots living and
dy ling struggles and TO dishonor bis grave Once
too often already have the banners which Haunted
the names Of Polk Dallas and Texas over the
slave-pens Of Washington and other human flesh
markets waved in triumph for the vote Of New
Hampshire, which aided TO open beneath our pro-
tecting eagles new empire b. their horrid traffic
let them not SO rejoice over you again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29

OlItspokFF's NEW METHOD OF LEANING TO READ.
wEIrE AND SPEAK rHs SPANISH LANGUAGE. with an
Appendix. contair'ng RscapituiSton OF The Rrlef,
the Verbs Irregular and Regular. &c. The whole de-
signed for loung Learners ari ersorswho their
own Instructors. BY NJ YEIAzeUfz and 7. SINoS>E,
Professors OF the spanish anc fserch Languages
Hew-Nork. ID. Appleton & Co. lsss. l2no- Pr SIS.
The admirable system Oi teaching snd learning
modern languages s,ifibl..d 10 MI oeldoln, has 81
tanned popularity ard extension uuprseecen g. the
history education. I.s effect upon the community G.
learners especially. Is evident. and as time
elspses will become st III the and correct
ness with which Ge naa French Italian and Spanish are
acquired Aad applied 10 the practical purposes Of life
Mr.. osndorrs books have now been sone time before
The Pushc not only IN Europe where he practically
res cut the plans OF Instruction, bat also in America,
where the system has been thfuy tried end Is sppre
oNed oy our best teachers sul by thousands Of learners
Inc present work seems 10 be prepared by gentemen
itorough, eonversant with the system 10 ali Its details
II well worthy Tie Attention OF these desrcas to lie
familiar with the noble CAsan tongue tina, ionsse
which Charles v said those who spoke a. used 20
speak Ike Kings The mechanical execution and appear
Of the volume the usual style Of ceaness and
beauty which ehsraetsrise MessIs Appletoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29
SRW-YORK LEGIsLATURE.
EVENING REPORT.

IN SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. PSF NJ.
Mr. WILKIS withdrew the 7th and 9Th resolu.
tons relating 10 the acquisition OF territory and the
terms on which the war ought 10 be brought to q
close.
SHIP. HALL desired to have the I'd resolution
amended By striking out the clause declaring that
the territory on the left bank Of the Rio Grande
was In possession Of Mexico aud its occupation by
our army was hostile act without authority OF
Congress.
Mr.. WILKIS would rather withdraw the entire
resolution and report
The first resolution read az follows
htsolred That the pending between the nited
States aud Mexico had its origin Ia the Annexation Of
Texas 10 the Unted ates which itself had its
origin the principal design Of extending the power Of
Slavery in this country
There was a motion 10 strike out the latter clause
OF this resolution which did not prevail and it was
adopted entire The first part by Yeas 81 Nays
l, Tambiin and the latter by party vote
Debate was had on the other resolutions aud on
the general subject and on the I'd resolution
adopted also by "a rty vote, when the whole mat
ter was laid over.
ASSEMBLY.
Debate was hsd on the resolution relating 10 the
general Railroad bill, and the House sgrees to take
up the resolution reported 20 the Senate. Toe first
resolution declaring il was not within the constltu-
tional power Of the Legislature by general law
to confer power 10 take private property for the
OF Railways was reported. The second resolution,
that il i. the duty OF the Legislature in each case
10 determine the right VI eminent domain should be
granted. and therefore Companies should be incor-
porsted by special act, was agreed to- The third
resolution, that general laws for the formation Of
Railroad companies as are Incorporated Or are 10
be and can then be made, was agreed 70. Com
mittee rose and reported. Laid on table.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29
Boston. FEB. IS

Four-lhe make. was firm and we notice sales Of 500
bss good Western brands with some lots Of Genesee a.
IS S7i Corn-sales Of 5000 bushels were made nclnd-
iag miAei and yellow a. s5a57 Rye-ws have only
to notice sales Of see bushels Sc ois-sAles Of
1900 bushels made AZ - cent. Provisions were
steady, bat only small sales making 70 the rets
Freizhts r-EDsiu iuacfi,e
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CovNoN PLs,s-Part Nos o. -. Y. 50. Is. 3, -
g. B Pert l-Nos 3d. io2 loi loo. mo, ll2 10, ~,
"a l-6. f.7. $50 1872 lA ISL.
serEsios CogKr -Vsoae,day last day FOR hlog notes
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Burning Of Four steamboats, Immense Loss
OF Property.

LINCINNATI, ! 60. % 10.
The steamboats, Hendrix Hudson, tie Trenton
the Circassisn and a Maysvlle wharf boat were
all destroyed by fire this morning, little after mid
night while moored to their landing in this city.
Theloss Of property is very great The Hen
dirk Hudson was full freighted with a valuable
cargo and ready to leave for New. Orleans, all Of
which is total loss Beside this amentable de-
struction there were four lives lost by fire and &C
cident attending the calamity.
Our weeks business opens very languid, and
quotations Of last week may be renewed. find
no general news OF interest in the last w estern mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29

" The aedsrs'saes h,yins been designated By the
publ shsn ofths New Yea Asrsc and New York tn boo
respectively exsmioe joiny sud report Tor publication
the actual circulation of those two J0uTnas have made
the scrutiny required And report ha the svefse s
easton or the Two papers during the four veoss prsceo
fss the agreement ~hch originated lhs inve';sson va
follows
nee york Herald Noe lori Jr's."s- , 49,.
DAILY crcuisisoD lf7l Average DAILY eife
p..-IS,,..f.. - WEEKLY 80
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Tho aaap,ity Of paper used BY esch estsbhshusent
suripx the four weess .bove specified w.ss follows BY
me New-York Herald g5 Iosms for the Dsiyi so rers
Tor the Weekly and for the Presidential ny Ine
New orh Trbu1e. as for The Daily l5i3 resns
for the Weskiy. and 10 resms for y mi.Weshiy
.x~,s.s streustion JAS @ WILSON,
DAN'L II. HEGIE.
y,.s- York, Feb. D. Isss StDlw&sW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29

~ The Herald treats its readers to q specimen
of the arithmetic whereby II trsusmutes circulation
Of 5000 daily and less than 10000 Of all sorts mo Ccu-
laton Forty Thousand. which 1t has paraded from
day to day, and sometimes claimed one of over Fly
Thousand We consider $500 well expended TO say
nothing OF the good 1t will do the orphans in letting the
gas out Of this decetfa bubble The Herald attempts
It's retreat by talking Of the circulation al the Sun
day Herald. when there is distinct paper OF that
nsme any than there Is Monday Tribune The
Herald is printed every day the week and priced
ing: sd per year, sundays aid ALL surely no one who
aaverses the Herald the strength Of its boasts Of
circulating Forty Fifty thousand any the less dapsd
because OF tt bald jugge OF adding days Issues to
another and 50 making up any amour. you please.
Having thoroughly exposed tire deception, take
leave Of H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29

~ Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, President OF
Harvard University. has been invited by the MsssseG-
sets Legislature deliver Eaogy the Life and Char
aeter Of the late JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29

SrFrEiog CatRr Rsbcff S. Igubel - Jacob Ls hoy
s1ii 90 recover Of 81 Le Roy amount relating % he
ffn, special psraerhip which, BE- vas laid he ~s'
LIABLE % o. On tho dissolution, bat denisd ihe hrm WAS
eug'set 70 toe manufacture gi lead giTe verdict i't
paiurr g. % "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29

ry-Mr, CLAr, says the PhRad North American
will remain IN Phsaelph turing the present week an
start for New.Yofk on M1a5ay next