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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph 10 the Net0- York Tribune
secretary Marcy not geins to Russia-De-
sfructiye Fire.

WILMINGTON, ApfiI III z. M.
The Usso. this morning positively denies the
statement that Secretary Marcy is going out as Min.
istsr 10 Russia
ere broke ont last night in a row Of brick
boasss situated in Foorteenth-st three of which
were entirely destroyed.
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FIRE IN SOUTH NATIcK.--A large two-stofy
house and barn belonging to Mr. Amory Morse Of South
Naiek entirely consumed by IRE after o'clock
on Saturday night Two yoke Of oxen four cows horse
calves aud swine consumed, together with -
tons OF hay new csrys harness &c The loss Is esti
mated at 5000 Insured ct Mddlesex Mutual Office In
Concord for - Oc0. Mr. Morse has offered reward OF
$500 for the arrest and conviction of tho incendary
and the selectmen will probably offer "a additions sum
Boston Transcript
OUTRAGE IN TREsTos.-A lady of Trenton N. j.
was assaulted In the streets Saturday night BY ruf
fan who seized her his and attempted to carry
her of. Fortunately she had 9 penknife 10 her hand
which she used such effect that the villain took 70
ght.
A JUvEsiLE RHYxER-Dr. Dickey OF our city.
has only child Of three years whose constant habit
is TO make rhymes The little fellow rxtes them OF 90
rapidly ct times to prevent their being taken down
His for music 10 In keeping with bis wonderful powers
Of rhythm. N u Com Times.
~ The New-Engand Conference OF the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church appointed the following delegates
TO the General Conference 10 be held st Pittsburgh Raw
Abel Stevens Rev d. Patton. Raw Isaac Bonny RevRW.
Allies, Rev Warden Emerson
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SINGULAR CIRcuMsTAScE.-A man reslolns -
this city whs has always maintained an Ssv
character for sobety and regular haos, .ne took
az ssco rom bank put the money IN his p,eA voA
civ" "a a,ove .way lie was absent two or three oAy
xSsO he returned covered with mud aud am gu, oOuS
WIN ~ account Of where no had been, and the MONEY
which be took from the bank was gone vim ~ .e.
Two ~ The receipt Of $780, and nquirns what on,
ooson Is 70 DC made Of the money Tne only Of
Of the affair 10 ha. while in an insane s.a'e
mind be sent the money to bis uncle ana ne
Or, IT. rs,nrn ATTACHED with brain fever may, PEI
s -. .rnnosed vith some degree Of psusioity thar ns
=. The while under the eec, Of the ievef No,9 nA1
mot than dsvsloped itself. tbos1on il"~'
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SEDUcTIOS-FLIGHr OF A EAIrHLEs: SWAIN
HI, bsequsyt Marriage ulfA Ats F0rsaken sPOEseOur at
ention va. called Saturday, TO rather romantic In
cden the curtain having dropped upon the closing scene
Of thi, fnterestn M drama within our own borders.
liz appears that young who resides somewhere 10
nad uuder promise Of marriage succeeded
in ,educng bis hsneed bride When the time Tor the
mot 20 be tied arrived fsthless hero ned 70
this State With firm resolution not TO enter me a OF
m.trimony and took refuge In Hoboken. friend Of the
pjur,d and for.ken lady got wind Of the track the
tive h.d tskeu and immediately accompanied oy cur
heroine started in pursuit The parsaers fsun
their city and ascert.inuz the wheresoous OF
her fathe. swain The customary legal steps we're
and ons Of our officers Of justice immednely cspstenea
10 Hoboten where secured The sbscoodng over and
broukht him TO this city when, 10 snd behold ne met
his fr,.ken BRIDE still ursin her salt and demanding re-
through the strong OF the lss Tor the wrongs
she hsd suffered She ~iins 70 settle the matter II
her decetu wooer ~oGd adhere 70 his VOWS and &C
cept her hand 10 marriage.
breach Of promise case WAS made out, and me young
man held 70 answer 10 the Of me hEHdred doaIS
Rpt the reoutred sum not forthwith coming, arc 10
default thereof our refreshing adventuIer eoncnded 70
make sooc his plishted vows far as lay IN nus po~si
80 hi, couple proceeded 10 the resdenee OF
c.rsyran in this city, where the connuois ceremonies
,s,s De formed the tied and the two made one
Tn. p.tes forth With departed together Thus the pu
80 md pu,ue returned - their homes under Tar d
from those which led 70 the
s.h .dv,ptursr. come to the wrong place when thry
20 .luds Justice by taxing refuge upon the shores OF
New Jersey l''e' Wy
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NOTICES.
rHREHoLo6Isrs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLRRs & WELLS,
Clinton Hail. I3I Nassan.st. n. Y
~ warerCure Establishment, Al Be

~ WaterCure Establishment, AZ BondsL y: T.
and Syosset, Long Island. JOEL Saw, M. ID. and DIR.
RooF both pupils PessnitZ attend 20 pateru above
One Of the Physicians AZ least will be IN constant attend
ance 81 syoset City practice attended 10. s5f lstp
~ Episcopal Mission to Sailors In this City,
number Of ladies favorable 70 this cause intend hold.
ina Fair Immediately after Easter, The proeeeds OF
which to be presented to the Church Missionary
Society for Sesren aid in relieving them from their
present indebtednass
Any donations for this purpose viii bs thankfully re-
ceiyed BY Mrs Haisht IS East Fourteenth St one door
Of nion Square, or 81 Cromwell Hasht CO.. 70
Msiden- lane Mr. George C. Morgan, a Pile st Mrs
FORBES Abingdon Square Mr. Charles Ely sol Wash
ipston.st Brooklyn.
rns Fair will be held at the Apollo Rooms 40 Brood
way en- Wednesday amp Thusssy the 10Th AID 9TH OF
April. ok
(ai the Rooms 1t 10 M 10 receive donations ALI %
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p,scLosuREs-In breaking up the substantial

DIscLosUREs-ln breaking up the suostanusi
wall. vault Of the old Trentoa State Bank last week
Tor some Improvement many packages OF the notes OF me
bsnk were foaod and carried of By the boys Amo ne
them were some $50 In good bsineudine some on the
susssx and Middletown Point, and one Of the Newark
banks About s5 10 coppeD were found 10 hH ,sise
nnuber OF old books and papers were found-indca
Of them what the creditors OF the bsns some
tms, found themselves TO- what odd securities they OF
frred for discounts and what appeals teey nsae Io re
nowas pom the payment OF avery Small per oenae' Va
their notes The State Gazette ADDS; a.,
The names Of many persons figure largely on .ns az
corn, book, ho have long since closed all their ~oroJ
scronats-somo by death, and not fs~ by insolvency.
II would DO no harm the busiest and most
our merchants and traders 10 look over these na S
$1,000 th.t Of those who borrowed thousands ieS nase
ersS,t left while of hose who borrowed hundreds oi
6s;,r. many have lived since in modern pfosPenD ~
died in the possession Of Of isas' ehous" ~ P''
dsht
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OUFsTIONs FOR PERSONS OF ssSentsry habit

nUEsTIONs FOh FhaoONs ~ osvsn1sI n.o,1s
NJ Do YOU know the effect OF stoopog s 70 contract
the cavity the lungs elsx tho muscles OF the
chest aud ribs press the diaphragm inward inerrupins
and prevent the free circulation OF blood 10 the
nsghborhood Of the OF life Do know that the
cough, consumption, spinal
debility dyspepsa liver disease, affections Of the heart
death And do you know that Agste's Patent Elotlc
Shoulder Brace BY expanding the chest supporting the
hack the muscles Of the breast and ribs In their
natural position and securing the free play OF the breath
ns prevents the above named diseases ana thsr
terrible results! Agats's number 1S7 brosdwsy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

DEATHS AND INTERVIEWS FOR TIE WEEK END
ING APRIL l5-Males n, females S. Adau SO children
n, total 62-of whom 10 from New-Nork. Their
diseases follows: Apoplexy ?; Casualties
ptiOn IS commissions ?; Group 2; congestion OF
the brain diarhes drop,y in the head dentiton
erysipe ~ 81 disease Of the heart whoopins cough
Inflammation Of the bowels Inflammation Of the
chest Inflammation Of the lungs Inflammation OF the
Ihrosi |; old age 2; paralysis |; varols unknown
childbirth 4; tnhuenza stilbon = hyperuophy OF The
heart cancer of The womb ; hemOplus : chores l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

~ Notice h hereby given hist Books will be
Tor 20 Capital Stock Of the Peru
and Ipdian.pols Railroad Company IN the City Of New
Nav sfs 10 be kept open for inden!e tsrm Of time
Your per eeEi upos the amount required al the time Of
suhs ms csu
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The Court of Inquiry.

The New.Orleans papers of the 10th, have &C.
counts the proceedings Of the Court OF Inquiry, during
the seventh. eighth and ninth days Of the session. We
find in the Commercial Tines the following abstract Of the
proceedings following the testimony of Mr.. Trist, which
we have already given:
On the same day, (he SIXTH Gen. Csdwallsdsr gave
his testimony and IN reference paper NJ 8, said
have looked over all the inerinestons but In none Of
them do recognize the handwriting Of Gen Pillow"
Lieut. COL Duncan for the defence, stated that he had
examined paper No B. and was satisfied that there Dol
a word I'm IT In Gen. Pillows handwriting
Lieut. Rains could not recognize it, and Major Pof,
who had been law student two years in Gen. Pillows
office felt convinced that nothing in No was In the lat
tef's hand writing.
Msior Burns acknowledged himself the author Of No.
g. he Leondss letter that he wrote 1t at the request
of no and that he obtained the order OF the arrange
ment of the heads, from which he wrote H. from mem
orandum or partial report OF Gen Pillow Of the opera
lions of division the 18Th and goth Of August hav-
ina found IL his table 10 his private Office Gen. r. ne
stated had any knowledge OF the letter until after
publication.
On the eighth day Cen Scott. the prosecutor. crosssx
amned Major Burns az length. with the view TO impugn
mpeach the testimony OF that witness The questions
put were OF very searching tending subsan
ate the aeg alton that be I'd oeen the habit OF writing
letters hg hly Mandatory Of Maj Gen. Pillow, and trans
hitting them open through Gen Pillow and that the prob
ability he had done In the OF this the most
important of these letters.
Msjor Burns declined answering, the pes that he
would be eliminating himself.
On the ninth day Gen Scott put record the fact CT
the refusal by MAJ Barns and comments there
on Gen Pillow had no objection 10 the cross-examina
ton but Major b. put In paper In reference to the
style OF questioning adopted by the prosecutor,
complaining thereof and calling the Court TO protect
him from insult.
The crosssxamination continued, and Msor Barns con-
fcssed on comparing the letters and three
in certain passages nearly Identical but he could not
count for the coincidence.
After Major Burnss testimony concluded. Captain
Nayor called when the account Of the proceedings
BIZ the Ohio terminates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

TIE CAPITAL or MIcHI6As-One oil tne mo o..
~ sr,. ~ ths late Legislature, vas TO change me
sen'os ~ n.s capital from Miehs.n~ 70 " Lansing
name re wishing TO address the state onees OF
o,ssr, A. the capital will sddre"to Lsn'ns
L,sorELpr-Ths Grand Jury OF rnii 9c1nl,ls,
on iasss n.., ,rurssrsr Of Mrs. RAasmsehsr.
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nIRECTfON FOR PILOTS.

H. visitation By the Health Ohcer- Every Vessi from
foreign port, having passengers and every vessel naslns
ticus or contagious diseae-srivns at any time Al
vssels from any pot ia the ordinary passage from wh,en
tween the 3st day Of May and the 10th day OF October
And all vessels from any place ncudins Islands In ASA
Africa or tie Mediterranean, from any OF the West
India Bahama, Bermuda, or Western Islands, or from
any p.os in Aeric. In the ordinary passage from which
they pass south Of G-orgssrying between the LET asy
of April and the LIST day Of November. - -
al i'm ALEX & WHITING Health on sr.
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~ The STOCK holders Of the Deiavan Mining
Co are requested 10 meet the Croton Hotel, New
Yort ou SATURDAY next the I'd inst 81 r NJ ais tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
OHIo-The Wings Of Belmont Co. Ohio, at
their County Convention, on the 9TH inst. adopted
the following resolutions:

the following RESOLUTIONS;
Resolved That confidence in the integrity, patriot
ism and sstesmanship Of HENRY Clay s undated ths
accord him wamest thanks for the noble stand
has in reference 10 the Mexican War; and that II
he shall be the oominec of the Wing Convention, will
use best endeavors to secure his success
Resolved That among the many distinsu men OF
the Free States whose character and abilities fit them in
an eminent degree for the Presidency. recognize the
names OF Ewing, CoRwiN and MCLEAN, OF Ohio; WEB
srER Of Mas and Gen WINFIELD scorr, OF New esey
TO either Of whom will give hearty support, II nom
mated BY the National Couventien-but that hrst
choice among them ALL 10 THOMAS EWING, distinguished
alike for the purity Of his private life and his eminent
ability as q Statesman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

HEAvr Snow SToRa.-A gentleman who came
passenger in the Albany boat last night informs US that
II was detained until o'clock waiting for the West
ern mail 1t showing at the time, and owing TO the
violence OF the Storm the boat could only proceed slowly
and with great dnculty TIE deck covered two or
three Inches deep After passing Newburgh however 1t
changed 10 rain but the probability that there has been
a very heavy fall OF snow to the North
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

MRS. ROBINSON, Clear Starcher, 80 Mercer-st.
Vlbetweeu Spring and Prince sn-Laces tsrlaton mus
Ius embroidered window curtains grass blesched, aud
made 10 look equal 70 new " 3. Cslhmers and every
descri ption Of shawls cleaned with care oil In
V,ISNERs, MACHINEs.-A. w. WHlTNEfs
Patent improved Timers Machines Of every descfp-
ton constantly on hand snd for sale By -
JOHN N. BRUCE SONS,
als In 49, Water Ct N 4
D4ILROAD IRON.-loo tone IS =. bars Utica and
Sheuecaby pattern 65 lbs 10 the yard for sale low oy
slslw DUDLEY B. ~ LLER, l5s Gresnvieh-ste Cedar
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

yrv.yoRX DAILY TRIBUNE is PUBLISHED
w" syrRy MORNING. SUNDAY EXCEPTED,
o.. tribune Bulldogs, corner Of spruce
"A NASSAU streets, opposite the 'iy haii'
,.r,.rsd 10 City Subscribers for l2i Cksrs perwc.s'
as isa they prefer they can Pay IN advance ~ The
-. Two CESrs Mail subscribers Five Dollafs
rf.,num Ia advance, and the paper 10 NO sase con.
800 hsyond the time for which IL 10 paid. kubssrip
t.ken for sir months. Three Dollars In advance
.e-,,ed In ell exchanges with Country Newspspeni
nj, papa, reserved at this once whoso are
s,sasr than thoss Of Tvs fsIsgss, are not allowed
-Esss OF spvEtrIsss-fin 5duanos.j
49,. IInes, or less-tirst insertion. sesn
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IaS'de-subseQuent insertions. ''''SSe :.
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Daily subsequent insertions.;'s . =.
Once, twice, CT thriee per Nces'
Insid<-Eyery day, once Twice . .
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Tux sk,II.WEKkLY TRIBUNE
a. ..Ait...s .v.rx WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY morning
9,lse s. Ger snssn. Two copies for -
sKw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
.y.gY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
,n.h-a every SATURDAY MORNING, az the low price of
.nnur. sdyspes ~ copies for SIS, or ~ copies
Ia GREELEY L McELRATH. Publishers.
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$4,000 q ss aS "a sssss.ss IA sis''''' ''.'
from 70 ';. B 1sy5 < Aasssosssr DrosA'~
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FIRE IN PHLADELPsIA.-Thc North American
this morning has the following recapituaton Of the loss
by the FIRE in that city last night and which was oreny
announced By telegraph 10 The Tribune yesterday morning.
No. los, (eomraercisl housed owned BY hoIhnss
worth, and occupied by s w. Clement. Lo. soo0.
Nos l07 Ie3 100 and no. four story stores, Owned oJ
George Gu hbsrt and A s. Roberts. Dsnsse sIi,V0
loss $40 0Co No lO7 was occupied by Mr. Ayfes No IVo
BY Mr. OIL and No 1903 and ITO by Mr. Patterson 70 III
Ayres's loss Is triHng Mr. Ohrs loss 10 probably slIWD
The loss o. Patterson and Co. will. u 10 thought iesch
Soo,Uo The greater amount VI their loss 10 dooohes
covered By insuTsee.
No III beonsen to A. Cuthbert and J. NJ. Thomas
10" Vi 800. Fully insured. The loss OF Allbone
Troubst. who occupied II, 10 small
No ll2 belongs TO Mary Cuthbut Loss $500. Insured
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The Revolution In Sicily.

The Boston Trareller publishes the annexed
letter from officer board the Prnoston, which gives
farther particulars respecting the part played By Dr. AorT
Jr. Of this City, In the late revelation al Messns;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

LIMITED STATES PATENT AGENCY 70,
u taking out Psteuts-C. L. BARRiTT, Agent ofee
BLEACHING POWDEk-2O casks Mu'pratt'
az Rs aS '''''' e cyrus w FIELD co II cliu.
DATENT FELT-P,ts0t taued shesthins Felt in
.is 7- CYRUS W FIELD & co II cliH.,
CIssUE PAPER-l.9o Issms pink, blue yellow,
green and assorted, Tor sale BY
si52w CYRUS W FIELD co u cIIa st
RAGs-ca,6 PAD e, Rags; BY ,
DAPEk-Printins writing. hardware hanging. tissue,
enyeop sad coored papers. IN crest variety for sale
at The lowest market prices BY CYRUS W FIELD \ co
ais wv III Onn-st
SHEATHING PAPER-SO toos OF sheathins Paper,
thick and thin DO tsrred do do in rolls for sale BY
ais Nv CYRUS w. FIELD co. IL Cid ct.
DATENT COTTON TwINB-we are receivins
and are now enabled furnish all orders without delay
ale 81. % willism.t
SALOON TABLES AND CHAIRs-Fifteen
Swhits msrbletop, gothic iron frame Saloon Tables
aud sixty fancy seat Chairs suitable Tor Ice cream OF
eating saloons, for sale cheap w. 5 ROSTER,
all lw' loo ntoea-st
EOR sALE-rhe unexpired lease Of the Livery Sta
bic In Monroe-st near MsIketst together with the
horses carriages light vehicles. harness 10 me proper
quire OF 40 III CORNS. V. ANDERSON, Il Elizabeth 81
CTEaM 1H1ISH FOR sALE-A Vertical Eu
Cslne, shout 5hoe powell win cylinder ooisi, Ss
whole will be sold for $500 II applied for Immediately
allow. BROWNiNGS TOMAS, Maiteawsn, DutchessCo.
rINO MANUFACTURERs sale, sixteen strand
Speedsr, built with reference to durability and useful
ness with the approved Improvements Also for sale
one Slide Lathe, one Geered do, one Hand do all which
will be sold very low for cash May be seen In building
the rear Of Nighinysles cotton mills Ia Paterson AP
ply Isli 3w JAS. TURrON, Paterson. n y.
HEADS OF HAIH-HEADS OF HAlR-Thoss ar
Iltcles formerly w and Scaps prior to the
late improvements Of RIDGWAY, are now Known only
by the above title owing their strictly natural appear
snce and arsica tout ensemble causing them 70 Do the
most article natural head of hair To
be had only OF CHARLES RIDGWAY, practical Hair
cutter and Wigmassr. 40 Broadway cor Msse1 a.
and trying on Wigs 10 Closed on Sundays 81 Inn
nIRECTION FOR PILOTs.-vesssls subject to
H. visitation By the Health Oficer-Eyery vessel from
foreign port having passenger and every vessel having
tieus or disesse-srrivtns at any time All
vsels from any Poit IN the ordinary passage from when
3ls day Of May and the 10th day OF Ocooer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

IL" The AMERICAN JoUR sAL OF HoMEoPA-
Tzr. edited by Ora s. R. KissY and X. A Snow. has
reached the conclusion OF the Second volume It's merits
have been fully appreciated the past two years and we
pleased 10 there natterng prospect OF lis
continued suceesswhieh 1t richly deserves We under
stand the Management Of the Third volume to be CON-
soced immediately will probably be in the hands Of DR..
Kissr alone. Renewed cannot but follow It, par
.iealariy among members Of the medical profession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

Another SUDDEN DEArH.-Mrs Ann Eliza
Cuenen Of ll6 Gil cton-s while attending meeting Of the
Alpha Chapter of the United Daughters Of America No
yesterday afternoon expired very suddenly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

R'"BLAcKwooD,' for April has already been
issued by Scott Co though the original has reached
but the repubshers. Alison opens with his
Sections the Fall of the Throne OF the Bsrricades.
spicy eArcaure of the late French Revolu
tiOn entitled, How got possession Of the Tuileres
The Conquest OF Naples by Charles OF Auiou. life
and Times OF Lord Hsrdwicke." aud The Caxtons, a
Family Picture" are the chief articles In the number
(scou Co. 70 Futon-st)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

PAUPERIsM AND lSTEaPERAscE.-The Marietta
Igi,geaeer publishes remarkable facts in relation
10 pauperism and intemperancs We give them below
Liquor sellers tall Of them foreigners) ..........
Paupers in the poor house. 50
Intefnperanee cause Of pauperism .-........... 81
Cost Of Incorporate pau pers ..............Slyse0
Cost of criminal trial. of psp pers .......... 900
Cost of intsmpersnee In psupsn.............eis $40
These facts show teeg 10 A Is Of the pauperism OF
Washington County arises rom intemperance and that
each liquor seller there costs the County Treasury SAT-
The property holders pay direct tar Of $4,000 per an
mum, TO support nine liquor -ssllsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

Wr The Sun says that the under ground Adolf
ton railway for stealing slaves. is said to have been
eeedngy busy few weeks past, many ten az
teen runAwsys having passed through this City daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

~ ADASs's NEW ARITHMETIc-Repise Ed
ten," has teen by the publishers, j. W Prenrss
Co keene, n. H. Nearly all Of under fifty Of
indebted to Adams for rudimental notions Of
Arithmetic; many can remember how the old pedsgogues
used 10 shake their heads ami find fault with the author for
his simplicity In telling everything" that the scholar
az was avered) might 20 through the book, yet know
nothing thoroughly Of the science The scholars found
such fault. however and the book rapidly suppanted all
others. We learn that still maintains its popularity
and In the face OF nnunerable competitors sells
$1,000 copies per snnum II contains about twice Is
much originally, yet is sold at lower price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

rP- We are requested BY Capt. Johnston to
say tina, Heisr or Dutch Jake surrendered himself at
the Ststion-honse on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

CASE or CAPT C.Sor.-The U. 5. Circuit Court
decided this forenoon that IN chsrteng the bark Chan
selor and ming and vcluslins her for the Coast OF
Africa Capt. c. could not be held. a criminal com
plant, the .ad th, Indictment WAS dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

MAD DoGs-Policeman Eickle yesterday after
killed at mad dog at the corner OF Tweaty hfthst
and First-ayenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

q" ToKEs OF NATIONS SORROW. Addresses
ans Congress Of the United States. and Funeral soemp
~ q The Death Of JoHs Qurscr ADAxs Is tho title Of
pamphlet Of ~ pages from the press Of J. and O. $.
a's's. Washington. very striking miniature Of the
" nan eloquent, faces the tile