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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

po.Rn OF AIDsRMEs.-The members OF this
Rid bs,d meeting a. the Common Council roc 'As
evening pursaaA. ~ al aruneai' i"e iiss'''"' ~
~, minutes OF the last meeting having been resa sne
,r,vet sunfry bills for police services were p'esen"u
"a referred 20 ,he Police Committee win power
petition Of John Miller 70 be apFointed "a'e"" -"
REARED 20 wsich Committee
ne Assessment Committee reported avcTse 70 tne Pc
,,ton ~ James sheldon 70 b. released nom An A's''
melt At0P,et. ,,,.... p.a,,.. siso Or
.,.-nes by his horses and carriages Ia fsion-st
NV ne reo,ing Of the pavement, and nat me anVu "
$500 hi the contractors. Atopied-' ayes noes.
m month report Of the Attorney o. The B'Aa was
received arc places on NE, . -. 81. 49,,
Report in favor ~ eIcctiis jan p III ANN 80 ~
Hicks ard Columbia IS. Aaop'.'' -, -. ..,.,t.,
money 70 J. b. Wood FOR tax ia 1879 N"i'" DC F''-
,ys,cs Referred 10 tho Finance COMMITTEE. -,
sr-,rx hills The Fro Department were r'ie'lel ~
the on:rouer Tor payment. uaser the direction o. VIC
Finance Committee 49,, o.. -s.,i,,ny
TIE street Committee reported favor changing The
mana q Jerolomon-st 70 F1ion-avenue' Ln~ vi '-'
number of The members having retired The Board
were ef without quorum, and therefore ae 'aihe" ~
week from next Nsnd1y,
ACCIDENT TO GRACE CHuRcH.-At midnign' a
,,rn Of one OF the upper walls Of this elegant arc SUI
.antial church pow in progress Of erection rising ABOVE
The chancel having been somewhat hurrledly hu ic
slightly damaging The gable end Of the ehance snl ofeA
ing down an arch Of twenty feet span between una"
and the main building Toe damage VII prooaoy pc
short SSO0 which will fall upon the bVters, who sose-
what pronaiurey removed the framework from under
the arch.
RosBERY.-The house Of Mr.. L. b Wyman
was entered on Friday night, and robbed OF nHoer oil
valuable articles.
ISeuysr.-Coroner Abrahams held an inquest On
sunday upon the body OF 4 boy named John VOL agea
N wears who fell from the dock near warnings stores ana
was drowned His body was recovered ABOUT twenty
minutes amer Mr.. Dogherty with ooA-hock. NeFoct
accordingly.
PoLIcE-Jeremiah Cochan and Patrick Mahan
were arrested for violent assault on their wives Com
tted BY Justice Garrison 20 he CouRy jan Ter 10 DAYS
Jeremiah Tracy, jeremiah Campbell ana 0atntills
Mclaughlin were arrested on charge Of assault ard
battery snd held to bail In the Of slco &c appear at
Ceucral Sessions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
Bueiness Notices.

" The Richelieu" Diamond T ointed Gold Pens made
and sold exclusively by b. E. WATSON Co, Is wiiiisu'
ct one door below WalLst and j. L. SAVAGE % Fulton
st. are preemnent for their superior finish aud great drrs
bhy They g only including the style Of case
just Introduced and invariably warranted In every
spect Gold Pens Of every kind aud quality In the mar
for sale the lowest terms wholesale aud retail
Gold 81 81 25 and 81 80. Gold Pens repaired or
eve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
Nominations Confirmed.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 3. lsi-.
The nominations Of Messrs. DAWES, ROWAN and
NILES were confirmed today by the Senate in
Executive Session. Also, some nominations to
Custom Houses and Land Offices, Of an unimpor
tant character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
mi. u.ri.lssive Caucus az Albany.

we have by Telegraph the nominations made
,.., evening by the Wing Legislative Caucus at
Albany.
Hos. JOHN r. HADLEY Of Troy was nomi-
mated for Speaker, receiving IS out Of % votes.
PHrLAspER D. PRrspLE, Esq. old Clerk of the
House, was nominated for reelection, receiving 30
votes against a cast for srrH c. HAwLrr' Esq
Of Buffalo and blank
AEpREw H. CALHOUN OF Tioga, Editor Of the
owsgo Advertiser was nominated for Clerk Of the
Senate on the 18th ballot by 10 votes 10 10 for
HAwLxY: BEERS and BocART having withdrawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

Tn PsEaIUm COLD Pen, 81 15-Msy be had at the e.
tablshment Of J. w. CREATION Co II Cedars together
with thirty different styles Of Pens, consisting OF
Browns Hsydens, spencefs Bagley's, Congress, Hen
ry American. and others all at prices lower than can b
found at any other the trade Gold Pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
Penn.yIvania Legislative Caucus

The Whig Caucus Of the Senate has nominated
WuLlAx WmLIAMsos ior the oiHce Of Speaker
The LocoFoco Caucus has nominated Gen W.
T. Packer.
The Wings OF the House have nominssed SEo.
LASDLEY for Speaker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

CLARK, BRorHgs & Co.'s sUrEmoR GOLD Pens
These Pens justly celebrated for their durability smooth
Of point and superior finish, fa. coming toto
general Those who wish to get really GOOD srtcls
should call at their Office So John.s corner Of Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

~ MORT BROTHERS, Nassaust offers for sale large
assortment Of gold and silver Patent Lever Anchor rs
cspsment and Lepne Watches with rich assortment o.
Js~elry, &c. for Christmas and New Years presents
d24
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

~ THE GOODYEAR RUBBER WAREHOUSE, 100 Brosd'
way continue 10 keep heretofore the largest and best
assortment Of Patent Metallic Rubber Overboes In the
city The improvements made in Mr Goodyssrs patented
fabrics within the psst year is truly surprising d. I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

The mail due today has reached here and also
the back mails which had previously failed Ine
New Orleans papers contain no army news and
the Orleans markets 81 the opening OF last week
were without material change. The weather here
is delightful having blandness about spring Ike
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
BIZ Telegraph to The Tribune
Hour, Clay In Washington.
-r,r~cro~ la

Hs,Rr CLAr arrived from the West thi' morn
ing 10 attend the Supreme Court inere nA' oseD
cordial greeting among bis old friends de iooA'
vel. and seems hardly to have felt the severity Of
his journey, accomplished during very ino' s'iieA'
weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

~ The American Museum il teemins with novelties
OF amusing and interesting character, particularly cal
culaed sud instruct the stu cot OF Mature
ss well the entertainments Of the Lecture foom 10
please the mirhul ard gay To-day perormancest 10 sks
place both afternoon and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

~ SMITH DoDsE, DESrisr, IS Bond st near Broad
way, requests the attention OF those wanting erth-
eal teeth TO his method Ia method used In this city
exclusively by himse Of fastening either single 'seth OF
sets when on gold plates il most Of tho pain usual
liz given the operation and enables the 10 keep
q clean and healthy mouth. nl8 TGSsat3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04


o., be.,,fcf Nessrs Wilcox Warner and Others ami Of
Messrs Herdman Heenan roscnd the order Of Jodse
Fdwars. sending these cases eak 20 the Sessions De-
cSons this forenoon.
SUPREME corsr--S9se.ai Tern..---p seisions:- by
les vs. Agres The complainant rs, not made on, such
case entities him to an sccosnt.-Bhi dismissed with
costs.
Brfgys, Il a. FiEdl>y, q al-ENcoption dssllowed
with costs.
Bsr,y v. Rey al-There being No satisfactory proof
that fat OF conpainants Judgment has been paid
he Is entitled to decree for the fail amount to BE- paid
OF the ni In the hands OF the assignee, with he es
of the Court.
Nam, receirer. &c. crns Cang,hafS and CasiA Rood
Co. vs. CUTr1>.-Compailt entitled 10 decree ior the
amount unpaid the shares Of the stock standing In The
defendants name the books OF tine company with costs
Sane vs.. Leidad--Sane.
Saas vs. y0n Duser.-Thcre having been transfer IN
the sals to CMhar complainant entitled to amount IN
pid the shares standag 10 his name, with costs.
Tie vs. SUI. crscuf0r, dc-Thore Is sufficient proof o.
Indebtedness 10 entte the complain an TO an account
Reference ordered.
Forlsr, q al. erscutor, dc. vs. PoAHgd aL-1he com.
pl.nt entitled decree for principal and Interest
with costs OF suit
Rs,ao,t a al AZ. LOrst Petitioners have eayetoexs
cute the decree OF sale condition they shall bii on The
property the extent Of he ncambrance prior 10 the s
Judgment OF Belmont.
supsEug Couar-Gensysl Tsrn.--rhe January term
commenced esterday IL will be bed by Judges NcCoun,
Edwards and Strong. The January Special Term opeItt
before Judge Edmonds, Judge iuflnnt VIII also proo.-
bly, continue his Special Term IN the Board Of Adsmens
Room.
CouRr OF COMMON pLEAs.-This Court was Yesterday
organized under the Constitution. Judge | sboereg
was elected by his associates FIRST Judge.
HaSed, CORPUS There two or threA Applications
TO get persons clear who had enlisted. One OF thtm
named Robert Brown, who has vile and family. wac
discharged the ground OF disability, aud that be VAS
intoxicated at the time Of enlistment Nj ID H. Taylor
appeared his behalf-Anoher case In which MI Der
nard OConnor Is counsel lies III this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
Court Caleudar.....Tns Day.

CIRCUIT CouAr-Nos 2,3,4 g 10. II, p, Is tis
l6, II, Is, 10 - - -
o. IS So 50 Part II-Nos q, 60, 60 100, q :, 10 u,
Ia, 3Js.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

70. rHK GoyrRsoRs MESSAGE will be deiv-
cred this day at noon. We shall lay 1t before our
readers to morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

IN" Gen. SAM HoUsTos has been reelected to
the United States Senate from Texas. for the fall
term of six years from the i.h OF March last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

tFs- The Philadelphia NORTH american aud I. ).
Gazette commences the new year in new and beautiful
dress We CAD note this evidence Of the prosperity
Of Journal presenting such srons claims to the patron
age Of the Whig party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

W- Col j. Collier has been appointed ia the
room OF Alfred Kelley. ESQ resigned one Of tire Com
mssioners OF tire state Of Ohio 10 settle the boundary
question with Virginia. TIE Commissioners neiin Wash
iaeton YESTERDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

e THE NEwYoKK SHIFPIsG LIST AsD PRIcE
CuHRssT appeared in entire dress asi s@turiAy-
The Ssppa0 list enc CT he most valuable papers In the
country and truly glad to see his evidence Of is
prosperity. May iis cciarnns never Be less
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

SUCCESSOR or Gas. HoPPISG-Runor says WV.
J. HouoH, exM. c. from n. Y. viii be appointed to
Ill the cfice OF Bigssier General vacated by the
death OF zen. Hopping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

~. News OF TIE WORLD is the name OF q
large All neatly pFinsa literary j'urn as; started BY
Williams Brothers, "a Annss Wih me rrsg number the
publishers send steel engraving Of Sir Walter >esit
IL bis stsoy at A55osiord as pFesent % spnscrosfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

rY- The Courier s. Enquirer Of Saturday win
characteristic meanness makes statement Oh our
reporter in connection with bis account OF the pro
ceedngs Of the Board Of Health on Thursday even
ing last, the occasion Of false and uniounded al
tack on The Tribune. Certainly nothing could be
farther from Us than any attempt 70 derogate from
the honors justly due 10 the lamented Justice Isy
lor. nor do we understand the remark Of our report
er rs fairly liable to such an imputation Any way
supposing it to be erroneous We should be sory TO
believe that it could not be corrected without sucn
an eusion Of thespirt Of clustering blackguafdism
as il drew forth from the C0urler j. Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

BsnsVp.--pspss IS lais I. Dec. pl Of,us no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

~ Readers are again reminded that subscriptions add
Advertisements received for sewspspsu OF all tho
cities and towns Of the country at PaLnsEs Agency 10
tn. Tribune Buildings.
For the Spring trade OF TIE South and West now Is tho
time 10 advertise Ia country papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

From the above il will be perceived that although the
total grafton during the past month Is less by 227O
the ponding month Of last year. ye. the I'm
migration from England aud Ireland IS equs 10 that Of
last year.
CoLLIsIoS IN THE RYER.-The brig Sarah OF
Portland, Capt. Willard for Madeira while lying al
Choir IN the Sorih River, yesterday at A. NJ.
int. by the snip Niagara bound TO New0esns b. which
the >afahs bOwspril carried ay also her Db0om
head rigging and nam iopmsst, and sustained dam
age 50 that she nai be io~ed dock FOR repairs The
SHIPS nsurehe carried away, aud her cu,wsler
started bur she proceeded 70 sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

vnis General Comn,iftce, Dseemoe. -,
p..,.11 That II be recommended 70 the asisk asss
~, 70 The Gsnsr. cesnttse 70 assemble a.
hosss q" ~ de th JsDusTy) at O'clock p d. iof 'hs
rsIpose Of 0rssr na,TTips PHOENIX. Chairman.
yspRAHAM r. LAW RENEE, Asst Chr
yosErn T. s,.s, o,r Seeretsne' d50 eodtJie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
Law Courts.

CouRI o. OTEK AND TSaMlSER.-Apphcailon was maze
Oh behalf CT Nessrs Wilcox, Warner and Others, snd q
Messs Herdman Heenan. rescnd the order o JudsS
Fdwarts sending these cases bagk the Sessions. De
c!sions this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

time to advertise 10 country papers
5AsDs's sARsArAsILLA-Let the facts speak for them
selves The following striking and as will be seen PER
Of nyessrste Of scrofgla commends
itself to all similarly afflicted
SOUTHPORT, Conn Jan. !, 1913.
Abb 4 ID. SASDs: Genf>Bten sympathy for the al
hcted induces ~ nsrm you Of ths remarkable cure
effected by your Sarsspara 10 the Of ny wife SIZE
was severely ,iicted with the scrosa different ps
Of the body the glands Of the neck greatly enlarged
asd Ler limbs much s~olea. After suffering over yea
and finding relief from the remedies used, the disc asa
attacked leg and below the knee su2purated Her
physician advised it should be aid open, which cons
but without any permanent benefit this situation Ne
heard Of and induced sASDs's ssrsspsrIs
The Grst bottle produced decided and favor able effect
relieving her than any prescription she had evG
taaen aud before she had useo bottles 10 the ssior
snt and dc ght u her friends she found her health qn
sstossd Il is year since the sdseiss
sad her heath remains good showing the disesse ."
Thoroughly ersdicsted from the system Our nsizhe'"
are all knowing these facts, and think very high, "
sanoss Ssrsaparills- Youn with respect
JULIUS PIKE.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, 81 4 ..
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner ~ W"
e.-st. 27S Broadway, snd n East Broadway ~ i'f-
Sod aso BY Druggists generally throughout inc on''s'
states. Price 81 per bottle. o. sLI b''ns' '"' -
DR WrsrAs's B,tsau Or Wild CHGkRY-ho Q4ocsc-
ryNo Deceper In setting forth TIC Tie virtues Of ns
truly great medicine have no desire - deceive hose
Who AZ. lab,rps under affection 90 wish TO eslo
sze il more thsa Justly deserves Yet when ioos
around asd zee the st amount OF suffering s1d dse's
occa,oned By many Of tho diseasss which this ried
cine ha, proved highly ccessful, feel that
not urge It's csias too strongly, say too much In ito
fsyor
Various remedies It Is tue, have been offered and pulled
into notice for the Of diseases Of the ga and zone
have been found, doubt, very u,efa bat Of all hs
have yet been discovered, t Is admitted b. pnysieians
sna sal VINO have witnessed ts effects h. proves
successful this For asthma shortHes Of BREATH eos
similar affections, 1t may b. pronounced posa" Gu"
It las cured asthma in many cases Of tea And ~s."
years standing after physsiaIs hai declared he s"s
ycnd the reach of medicine.
~ Beware Of the syraps aud ell 'shsr easss''s
Wild Cherry. Buy none bat the genuine Dr. "''~'
signed l. BUTTS Oh tho wrapper
For sale BY A B. l. d. SANDS DrussisS, i~ fan's
eoTrsr William, Agents for this city also ~
way, sad n East Broadway; and BY DrasssS WV
sersalssut ~ United STATES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

ya, Year-Rr Poirs cous-Hr. A5aD'ss-Xrs. Aaa'-
son's-Ar. Dqlafs-Ar. WtHtD1Ps dc.-CylH1ea
TypooraphioaI lS0csefy- S0iree a. WIZARDS hokl-
O.. D'KGy AID ne " T. Gh~-coNgs''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

FIRES IN NEw.YoRK.-During the year l5i7
there 26f dres ID - false alarms. Eight persons
burned 10 death, and i've six others Injured,
The amount VI property destroyed was not fer from
100000 In December there 10 ores and alarms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

FREE AcADENY.-The foundations Of this insti.
tauon are ad al the corner OF Lexington avenue
and Thirty hir1-s bat i. Is understood that 1t Will be
sometime before the ceremony Of laying the stone
takes place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
CITY ITEMS.

CoRRrcrIoS. Hon. X. II. Morris. Postmaster OF
,hs City informs that the paragraph IN Yesterday IN
b.. 10 the eject hat the Eastern mails were prepared
or the Hberns on SATURDAY mainly by he agency Of Mr.
c,cidse Of the house OF Hlrndsn Co was erroneous
The mails arrived here BY the energy 81 the NAL agents.
Who a. the steam soAs detained oy ies. landed al
various points and brought on their charges In wagons
They were prepared for the HsernA - the Posi- oas
Id. w the reu AZ clerks Of the ocs, and entrusted 10
,,..r. Harussn & Co merely 10 convey ron he Office
10 the steamer in compliance with tie request Of Mr.. Gu
nsrd. the contractor Our statement WAS received on
GOOD authority and 50 published but without the slightest
intention OF eensurirs Postmaster or his clerks Hiv
m ihgs fundamentally done injustice 10 tie clerks In The
Pos. Office We now take great pleasure IN making ihis
CORRECTION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

PEsssYLyAsiA--The Legislature Of this state
meets to day at Harrisburg. The Senate IL
Wing, but the House is overwhelmingly Loco.
The former will exercise wholesome check upon
the after. preventing, we trust much Of the mis-
chief which would be likely to result from purely
Loco-F oco Legisature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

A NEw.YEAR's GREETISG.-A gentleman on
saturday, aiiiret IN white vest and h1ngs 70 match,
reached the South Ferry slip when the boat from ten
20 fifteen feet away AMI fading perhaps that be had
tmt on bis hands than he could pleasantly employ,
solved 10 give Old Neptue years call, and after
Little rising and falling taken out Of the water with
oo9taooA. some persons suppose ne was Jumping after
the boat So little boy be mad with him eyinced
prudence for he declined the leap and thus escaped the
ouckiIg. Commercial.
lSQUEsTs.-The Coroner held an inquest yester
IA. on the body OF Patrick 9crk, native OK Ireland
aged About IL ears, who has missing since the 5th
VI December, and yesterday found In slip the
ioCs Ct Huoertg. Verdict death BY drowning The
Coroner he'd an inquest ii L4Grens-st. upon The
body 81 Benjamin ). Fowler, native OF kew-lofk, aged
4JyeArs, lawyer By profession who came TO bis death
By hsmouhage Of the lungs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

coseRnss-Ths proceedings Of yesterday will
be found interesting. 10 the House u Represent
atives II viii be seen that Nr. HUDsoS Of Mass.
chusstts offered resolution 70 inquire into
Inc expediency Of Repeating the President 70
Withdraw our troops from Mexico to he Las.
bank OF the Rio 6rande and forthwith propose
Peace, relinquishng al claims TO indemnity ior
the expenses ofthe War, aud proposing the desert
between the Nueces and tie Rio Gfande 80 the
boundary between the State Of Texas and the
Mexican Republic. The proposition was voted
down "a % III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

ARRIVALS OF IMMIGRANTS IN THE MONTH OF
DEcEMBER-The number Of Storage passengers who
have arrived at ths Port In the month Of December in
each year from the various countries Of the old world IL
as follows: i843. 1914. 1845. lS4o l947.
December..-.....l.2i3 2,l79 Z72T s,6s5 6,tlt
The following table will show The classification OF these
arrivals according the various ports from which the
vessels sailed for the month OF December In the three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

Among the toasts az the Stockton Dinner last
week in Philadelphia, was one endorsing the SEN
timent, Right or wrong, our Country" The
health OF the Commodore being proposed, he re-
sponded and, in the course of his speech, made
sopoa yauarks ehont & oligornio which we snbnit
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-19

The following is the letter from Sr. Rejon, an
-,,ncinp his intention to withdraw from the Con-
.,;tuent Assembly, to which we have referred in
saother column. We translate from the Queretaro
prooreso of the 30th ut:
QUERETARo, 18th of April, 1S4S
S;rs-I have the honor TO address you sealed
- 70" which you may open, that through it I may
h !asym the august Chamber of Representatives of
differentiation. That body is about to commence
ny discussion of treaty Of peace concluded with
We smnle citizen of the United States, who in
sr.ted with no authority to negotiate it. Yet, not
,.5bstanding this serious ihformality, the treaty
~ concluded and signed, on the I'd of February,
:, ,be city of Guadalupe-ths being the first case
e. a similar nature in the annals of modern diplo-
.s.cv therefore desire to retire from the tribunal
n " he nation, and wash my hands Of document
= .bicb the national councils should not act upon,
,Sat NAV save my memory from the accusations of
~ r1 iImnartial postery, and my name from oppro-
~ hram and ignominy before the Republic and the
civilized world.
take this opportunity of repeating to you my
,.rticnlar consideration and respect.
lad and Liberty
o MANUEL CREscHNCIo REJoN
uo,he Secretaries of the Chamber of Deputies.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-19

A HAPPY CouPLE-It has been our fortune TO
have been introduced to Mr.. and Mrs. John MEGA
rev. through the medium of the Police Courts, at
least once month during the last two years. Yes
terday, John McGarey, the head of the family. was
brought before Recorder Baldwin for having created
"a row in his immediate neighborhood, which dis
turbed . the isle from its propriety." John is a
well-read man, and quotes Latin and Greek with
all the Of finished scholar. Were he to go
to some new country and establish school in a
vicinity where there no whiskey, he might, in
the course of time, be nominated as delegate to
Congress. Yesterday, however, he was nominated
to seat in the workhouse for six months, provided
he did not furnish $500 bail. Shortly after his
arrest, his better half, Mrs. Catherine McGarey
was brought up for using that instrument which
Scripture tells us is sharper than a two-edged
sword namely, her tongue much to the dissstis-
faction of her neighb6rs. The allegations made
against her will be investigated to-day