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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
Father Mathews Wait.

To tk< Editor Of The Tribune
Will YOU permit me to differ from you in relation
20 the mission of Father Mathew am confident his mis-
SION i, not mainly to the people Of his Svn stn' %,
uresmnentlys Temperance visit to the friends oil the
caus. in Americs without distinction OF seeks or
IL he ia 10 be tatsu up only by his brethren In ths isn
and the ministry his mission viii be Of no fsrtserer
thSn would be that OF Bsps, OF Methoolt OF hp'.eo
pssn VINO should confne himself TO his own een9,nihs
t,on While As Pbisn,hrops and Pstrot, he VII ioos
after his countrym he vii scern aoythips ~
sscaisnism, and will be grateful for the attentions anu
assistance Of the whole Temperance community hsso
oonvssed with him the subject and know those 70 DC
his feelings FRiEso ~ TAI IsV's
" So far as attentions shall afford real ass'
lance in the great work Father Mathew has IN
hand, very well bot have often observed that alien
ion were rather Aindranos than q furtheraoes 81
oosrss know thst there nothing seesrsn In TEN
persnce but owing to his parsonsl ehsrsets'
and relations do most good in quarter, others IN
other quarters only ast that each shs b smpoJ ID
vhsro he o.n do good I'd
WEsrERs LAsDs.-The Trustees Of Indiana,
w.b.sb and Eris Csss Offer for sale sbo9t 10000
~ Isnd ehshy within few niss 81 that tovts, 10 useis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

SECOND DISPATCH.

Ci,aye4-sbips Merchant Boston Hndo, Phiisdelphis
-, Ro.fon bsrk Morrto N.York brig Cape snalsy'
Syort 6rri-sd-ships Hope ard Euily Tay of' bo''oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auc,iOnssr.

LARGE SALE or PAPER ON SATURDAY, MARCH %, AT
O'CLOCK A. M.-BASGs, RICHARDS PtaTr, will sell al
their room i Broadway, at above dates about 500 cases
Of Writing Papers. embracing Cap and Letter ruled and
plain, white and blue superfns superroyal blue and
white superine Royal, blue and white; 'uperhns and
fine Medium, white aud blue superne Deny, Envelope,
Tissue Printing and Marbed Also large stock OF Pa
pet Hsngngs Of various desirable patterns and qualities
Particulars will be found in the first catalogue OF their
Stationery Sale. which is to be commenced on Friday
afternoon 9th March at O'clock Their second Gaia
losue TO be readyon Friday will include many additional
Invoices Of Paper and Stationery The whole to be SOLD
without reserve on liberal terms. NIL IDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
Markets NEw-OsLEASs, Ma

FLoUR-Ohio IS, Illinois 80. SUeAR inGetvei iar
3lto3. MoLAssfs 10 to 81. CTS. fREIGHTs-N''nlns'
EXCHANGES limited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

Ceared-shp Palestine, York ship Austefhz o,ik
Rinble Roston c. W. Russell; schr .Habering Balu'
more Arrsred-shp Allegheny, bark Due dOneahs'
Phladelphia chip Columbia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

To- GoLD PESs w HoLEsALE AND RErAn.-spencer Il
RandelPs Premium shon-Nib' Gold Pens may be had Of
J. w. Creation & Co. II Cedsrst together with some
thirty different styles Of Pens consisting Of Creators
Clark, Brother Co.'S Hsyden'' Browns, Bssleys and
oer all 1T prices lower than be found at any ether
plzes Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
'''- wa,nsy MORNING. MARCH ga

ry~ tn. man within ten miles OF New have"
n. niece. the chance Of hearing TON o'H"'N
49,, n w TwoSrsos to-day can hardly deserve
,.s,A.r sach opportunity. Many have gone ,''"'
cv,,,,sicu, To Washington - hear far less e"'''
". and admirable .peskers bot when 'ne oe''
.s..l.r in Congress come to Connecticut We
~, ,A,s. the s,ll. will gather 20 hear them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
shin ..Nrw-osLEANs, March %.

5000 bales Of Cotton sold during the week. brought
good prices; MitcIlrg Fair u and "a Fair II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

1t svery common for two persons 10 insure win me
condition that Al the death Of either the survivor receives
the sum assured For instance man and his vile insure
this way and when either parent ~ removed by dean th
survivor has means At sposs for the support Of the pa
rent or chiicTen both Under this head man and his
wife, each SO years Of would pay On -Oo annually
IN. son OF S5 g. and the death Of tdAr, the - goo
would be PAID % the survivor.
There are various other modes Of assurance 10 meet
case p LIE which circumstsr may require and are set
forth ia abuar FORM to which reference may be had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

Frpr AT NrwAng, NJ.--Ths white school house
a, ,. .o.tb.,o sst,sniiy ~ Newark vss as.rJysd by
FIRE Wednesday, snstnoon Los. about $1,000 Tbs 'shs'
vas erected sbtat mr. Eve yssfs since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

suPERB CAsPErINGs. OIL Floor CLOTHS sc-An e.
tensvs as we'll rs elegant stock of superior Carpet
irgs will be found the store Of Mr.. VIM H. GuIos, 81
East Broadway We believe they comprise all the late
style patterns of Brussels three ply and Ingram and what
very important buyers the prices exceedingly
low We also notice this store very superb Hug"
the richest we have ever seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

~ The places and papers best adapted for the further
ance of various business pursuits may be selected me
Agency Of X VALMEs, in The Tribune BSidints ms
ia daily receiving advertisements for insertion In ms Des.
journals Of all the states In the Union Tor when 10 "
speci Ally deputed 10 transact business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

party, A. may insure on his ME the pohcy 20 % psy
Instance takes policy e. the oensht OF his vile
b snd If she die before him, he does not wish hs l.su
rsnc. 10 contiuue havBg chdren)i the object ne hsd
in view no longer exissnd this bs ug contingent fss
he nav, less premium than n he took cut policy simply
on his own life For instance, 49,
and b are each 50 years Of age and insure : 600
the premium Annually IN suryvorships taolesis.sll a
ia and each insure their respective lives 81 600 a. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
ship News.".NEw.ORLEaSs, Ma
DISPATCH.

Clearsd-Bsrk Brezil Boston biiss JuIa sno ~
New York Arriued-ships Neiecet, New-forsi Cai'
mia, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
Penalties for Seduction and Abduction in the
State Of New.York.

Ii may be of some importance to hbertines, vic
tins and public prosecutors within our State, aud
some announcement to the advocates of Moral
Purity in other States, to know tina; the following
acts have, under tire pressure Of public sentiment.
become laws OF New.York;
AN Acr TO PUNISH ABDUCTION As A CRIME.
TIE People Of the State Of Ns YORK. represented IN Ssnnte
and Asssmbly do enact as foIlows;
SECTION l. Any who shall nveige, entice or take
Away any unmarried female of previous chase character
under IS Of from her fathers house. whereso
house Of Lf.me or elsewhere and every per
who shai AID assist in such abduction for such
poss, shsll b guilty Of msd-mes and shall upon
conviction thereof be punished by prisonmen 10 State
prison not exceeding two yesrs or by imprisonment
county jail not exceeding one year Provided that no
vloon sha be had under the provisions Of this Act
supported by other evidence, nor unless indictment
shall he found within two years after the Commission Of
the offence.
An Acr TO PUNISH SEDUCTION As CRIME.
Ts People Of tie State Of Ns YORK. represented Senate
and Asssmbiy, do enact as follows
SECTION l. Any man who shall. under promise Of
rage seduce and have illicit connection with any
ed female Of previous chaste character shall be guilty
Of misdcme amor and upon conviction shall be- punished
BY imprisonment IN State prison not exceeding hve
yeays by imprisonment In common jail not exceed
ing one year provided that no conviction shall be had
under the provisions OF this the testimony of the
female ssdueed unsupported by other evidence, nor un
lees Indictment shsll be found within two after The
commission OF the offence and provided farther that the
subsequent marriage Of the partes be plead 10 bar OF
conviction.
We rejoice that these acts have passed, yet we
cannot command their authors. Hating. grudging,
qualifying at every step. the acts probably the
best that could be obtained; bat rhy the best
Byron knew well very large division of mankind
when be wrote that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
New.foss University, March y u

New.fots NhIFsIs'yi "sr0u y w
px. Morris Bals,Sle sssvr.-This preparation posse~
90, many very valuable medicinal qualities ana y"
superior 60 any other sntidote for Colds coughs
us.s aud other similar pulmonary complaints "sIs
ham afflicted for several weeks with dstrss"ot e0'e
.nl .,,.n,.. o, the lungs. which caused me much PAM
,hs .a.se.cu OF friend used this syrup, ana tnoae"
!. as., .smswhat iusliued doubt lie efficacy s' !"
virtue. .con ..sssted al such skeptsssm and 'asnea m'
,h., II the pasls could ss prevailed upon to give '0n
ss.u. f.ir trial they would deem its Inventor esaA
% ,aeir eosi .iseere thsnAs LEWIS "
For cal. ses. ef rNs'slass and Broadway s's
t,sswsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

~ WORRsLL's CAsr-lRoS Awsl>S- POSTS In, no
subshsr, are prepared 10 execute orders for the above
posts which were introduced by them last season ~.
adopted by the public authorities and used Throughout
the public ihoroughfaTes OF the city.
WoRkALL co Iron Founders, 10, =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
pROoKLYN AFFAIRS

CHARTER CONFERENCE.-The Convention will
h,i ame.tlug at the Common Council this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

sASpss s.sslPaKILLA.-Loss OF appetite, Indigestion
heartburn sssrs Inflammation Of the sto-
mach. all proceed from the same cause being an IN
healthy secretion Of sas're juice aaa e,e me saivuy
l,na no longer ssrd forth healthy flow, and the liver
i,ps, arid bile Thea follows acdty OF the stomach,
srue,.on Of wind distress after eating oppression OF the
prreordis headache and nausea, nsmulous sensations
And variety Of other peculiar feelings Known only to The
sufferer For thess and kindred disessess new remsay
hd,wued upon the world having for Its object the ree'
OF suffering humanity s.sDs's ssrsaparla an ennfsT
vegetable composition IN its operation peculiar sn'ef
ps into the circulation thus coming conset with the
germ or cause Of disease and dsPaeins unhealthy seere
ou. By extending m influence to every part OF the ooay'
causing general resetion when health succeeds oeoJ
and disease aud speedy restoration 10 effected.
Prepare and sold, wholesale and RETAIL oy A. D. 49, ~
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, leo Fulton corner u
b.r, .7s srosaxay and n East Broadway, New.fors.
sla ..o hy prus.sss generally throughout the uniisa
s,.,., pne- a par hottie o SIX bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

WEsrERs LAsDs.-The Trustees Of Indiana,
w.b..b and Erie Csss ossr for sale sboat eco 900
~ and ehsay within few miss 81 that scsts 10 tracts
of 40 acres, 30 acres and aesftsr sections
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

Y Dr. MARX STEPHENSON commences bis
course Of -Four Lectures Anatomy and Physiology a,
the City Institute 3 Allen st. this evening. We sOuo,
not they will richly reward attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

IsQUssr-An inquest was held yesterday by
the Coroner At 23 Washngton the tody Of an Eng
n.hman named George Nugent Deceased Vas shout 50
year. old and BY trade peddler Of widow shades Sc
lie went 70 bed the evening before good health snd a.
found lead Ia the morning The Jury rendered verdict
ofdesth by spopieSJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

~ We were yesterday subjected 10 dsmp,un'
comfortable weather Of the regular March fashion TWAS
chilly. and usJ hssd 10 10 tsuN bat th. additional Indie
uen Wa, spared m However NAY and lane are nov
net ,sty f,t "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

GFSERAL sEssIoSs.-Mchael X. Burke of Pal.
mos pera House, Dr. Greedy Of the Odeon Richard "
Williams snd Edward tow Of the Temple the Muss
aud Wooster Beach Of The Anaom cal Museum,
rally arrested bench having been indicted by
the Grand Jury for indecent exhibitions They held
20 bail trial II Ho1OIa shePeTd for for
,ery wa, then resumed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

rus ss,ps uays cows The schooner klvia
sw.nse.. vsrtsie cesrsp arrived 90 "Wednesday oNm
s,a.r, rsat WITH thousand os'a shss. consigned 10
he ssrtss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29
Theatrical and NIusica

ITALIAN O,sRA-The Concert held last evening at
the Tabernacle in presence of immense and brilliant
audience afforded proof Of the lofty sp
probation in which the highest sphere Of artistic excel
lence is held. The programme exhibited fns seec-
ton After splendid overture the first duet "Furioso
was gwen by sigaori Avisnone and sanqurico, whose
voices rich and large in compass well illustrated
aud whose performances elected gratif.d applause In
The duet civilian Tell" signori Arnold, Benevantano
and Ros give impartipg
to every tone passionate and thrilling emphasis Sig
nora Bscacciant in "Csvatina of Beatrice di Tends
made a splendid effort From want of sufficient conf
dence her voice at the first trembling and subdued
but its eloquent and sweet tones quickly triumphed
The feeling produced by them was the desire to hsar
them again In tn. quartets her Voice, like superior
harmony hoated all The second part OF the con-
cert dsting by pieces in conception and
exasistey beautiful in music exhibited that perecon
which the excellence of those engaged had ensured
Sisnorina Amelia Patti was well received, and the
accomplished Biscsccsnti in the cavatna, gained
all the admiration and applause the audience could Of
fer On completion of her part, she was again called
on and after scquisscense, allowed with regret to
retire This magnificent concert was closed by the
Msrseies Hymn, In which the entire company took
ta sublime and impstuous strain produced an effect
which know not whether most to accord to late
events, or the unrvaed excellence OF tho repetition
Owing the illness Of several individuals who bad been
announced the programme was coniidersbly departed
from.
BowEpY THEATRE There is no theatre lik, the
dramas complete in scenery and person0caion, are
brought out with truly astonishing quckness upon
the historic events Of the day.
CHATHAM TuEArRE-The rainy weather last evening"
was somewhat unfavorable for theatre goers still the
Chatham was quite we'll filed, and the performances
gave universal satisfaction.
CHRprY's MINsrRRLs-The six musicians who com
pose this band. whole hest in Themselves they
sing darkies like them only sng they dance like
Ethiopian fairies and take them all Ia all they what
tn public has long ego pronounced them-inmitable.
CAuIr BROrHERs The bump of darkY mnstresy
10 strongly developed In the member Of this bard, and
the folks are finding 1t out, their room Is crowded
nightly.
BnoADwAY OpEoN -Sero-como pictures, singing,
Grecian exercises, SO, the chief announcements ut
this house. aud give great satisfaction.
DroRAMAs-The moving and mechanical doranss of
the battles in Mexico the preparation Of which Is exc
ing 70 much attention In Philadelphia from drafts
taken the spot by Mers Deaves, Jones and others
artists OF soms celebrity, who were attached TO the
Pennsylvania regiments. They combine scenic artist.
cal and powers that must excite great adm
ration and highly credable to the city which orr
ginates them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

AIBaNv, March %, lsas.
DAMAGE
Yesterday afternoon, the Senate In committee eced
the bill in relation to Iiots The enact.ug clause
restored and the bill ordered to third reading by
vote Of ii to 90
To- isy, Mr. AvRAuLr reported againrt bill for the
formation of savings bank. AeIeedto
The resolutions relative to opening canal locks we're
laid on the table, 10 to II.
sAKAroo. AND sAcKErT's HARpoR RAILROAD
The Saratoga and Sackett's Hsrbor Railroad bill was
ordered to a thi.d reading.
SPECIAL ORDERS
The anti-rent rssol uton made the special ORDER
for Friday also the bill protecting the rights OF married
women.
THE GENERAL RAILWAY ACT.
The Senats recedsd from is amendments to the Bill
amending the general railway set So the bill hpsssed
PRACTICE AND rLEADrNGs
The bill relative to practice and pleading was again
The vote establishing county courts was reconsidered
ayes It, nays Sand the amen dment proposing their
establishment rejected The bill was then ordered to
third reading.
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS,
Yesterday afternoon the bill relative to hirabe and
benevolent associations, was taken up.
To-day, Mr UPHAM reported favorsbly on the BILL as
amended by the Senate In relation TO existing railways
The House refused to consider It
The House bill to repeal personsl liability clause OF
the general railway b as applicable TO existing rail-
The ssnate's amendment proposed the repeal of the
personal liability clause, both as regards nav as wen OF
existing railways.
Passed.
To reduce the capital OF tho Catski Bank; relative
to the Quarantine blshment New York; 10 alte
tho commissioners map of Brooklyn amend the foni
Road act Qmiting amount Of dehts to so per cent o
capital beyond which the stockholders are to be perion
ally liabe)
REJECTED
To repeal the oct of December lSl7 relative to juror
In New York to incorporate the American Tbeatrica
Fund Socety-s motion made to reconsider tbs vot
by which this bill was lost but it laid the table
The bill for the organz alton of Charitable BeDevoen
and Missionary Associations was also lost and motor
| to reconsider laid en- the table.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29
CITY Intelligence.

DEMOCRATIC MAYoRALIrY CONFERENCE.-The bod y
at Tammsny Hail. last night pursusot to sdjourn-
msnt, but without success in making nomination
and CISCO to each OF whom their friends strongly
adhered. There fourteen ballots and the highes,
number Of votes received by Mr. Havemeyer on the
seventh ballot, which was eighteen Notwithstanding
which, the general Impression seems to he that Mr. Gil
lender will get the nomination. At twelve O'Clock the
convention adjourned until Thursday evening
.THy IsAAc NEwroN.-This monster ttsamer-thls
ceorgsous palace the wonder of the which ecpsss
In elegance and costly msgnfcence every thing built or
drsamt Of in the shape of sten boat built by wealthy
and in uental gentleman of this city whose name she
bears regular trips Monday night for
Albany, from the foot Of Courtlsndt street She was
flcd with passene looked veeven better than the
day she first made her sos mas Inc same
cient guaranty to the public that she Will be the same
this that she lsssason The Oregon, Capt st. John,
left her first trip last night forming In connection
with the Isaac Newton magnificent line between Alba
ny and New York, running through direct
TIL. FsEwoH REVOLUTION The news by the Gale
doua had very great effect upon the European popuis
ton Of the city, and every face wore smile OF JOY AMI
satisfaction at the nsws. The flags OF the principal
hotels as well those OF the public buildings, were
hosted all day in token Of the appreciation OF the city
and her reemen for the success ola republic 10
AT night ell the French houses beautifully u-
minated.
THE CALEpoSrA's MAILS Quick WORK BY sps-
cia request the post Of this city was induced to
deliver the Calsdona's s at late hour last night,
for the easfiction of those OF the city who have vital
interests In France The front OF the ohce was crowded
and hundreds pressed hard to be first served The
mail arrived o'clock, and 10 AGO letters were sorted
weighed marked distributed and delivered besides Tho
ne spaper mail which served to the prsss in the
short of three and quarter honrs from the time
ing of the letters should have been done In Boston.
SALUTE TO FRANCE --Itis understood that salute
of hundred guns will be fred to-day at IL O'Clock,
in honor Of this succt s'ful revolution in France
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29
Meetings In favor of tho French Revolution.

Meetings In favor Of tho French Revolution.
There was very enthusiastic meeting Of Americans,
last evening" held at Lafayette Hail. for the purpose Of
appointing Q committee to unite with other committees
In making grand demonstration in this city, the
suit Of the recent French revolution in Paris We regret
very much that the pressure columns is greet
that we reluctantly compelled to make report Of
the meeting much shorter than we intended; The ut
most enthusiasm prevailed and several capital speeches
were made on the occasion But feeling seemed TO
pervads those mbed and that of rejoicing over
the brilliant event which called them together There Is
every prospect that the general to
bs held will be the most imposing thing Of the kind that
has ever taken place in New York
The meeting at tho Shakespeare Hotel, to adopt mea
sures to hold a citing in the Park, we'll attended
last evening Frsnce Poland, Ireland Great Britain,
Germany, Swzerland America, and other nations were
will take place in the Park Mondsy evening next at
O'Clock. The Mayor it is expected will preside on the
oooasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29
M urkeM.

BosroN March 2ssh.-The steamers news has had the
effect of stiff ming prices without producing advances
in breadstu1s. Sales were moderate. 400 bbls OF Ge-
nesee, Michigan and other Western bands Flour In
lots, were sold at So SIX So. Corn-sales OF 1000
bushels made including white and yellow at 500
$780, Osts-sales of . 900 bushels were made at 500
Provisions remained about the same There was no.
thing Of moment doing In Freights.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

Collision on the n udscn River.

ALBANY, March y, 1913,
The steamboat Isaac Newton ran into the
schooner Fox, OF South river, this morning
The schooner was cut in tive, and sunk. Cap
tain and crew rescued.
No mail west of Rocheaicr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

The STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON, which lett here
on the morning of the 2lst ut., arrived at South
ampton on the 7th instant, and sailed same day
for Bremen,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

man named George Aregood, who obtained 81 $50
under false pretencss from Jacob Hersey Of Dayton
WAS arrested last Saturday night In Baltimore upon In
formation Communicated ths day before by telegraph,
from the police OF Wheeling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

CoSNscricur u. s. sENAroRs.-rhe Legislature to De
chosen in Connecticut Tuesday OF next week, VIII
have two United States Senators to elect.
License IN VsRMoNr.-Upou official canvass OF the
votes In Vermont IL found that majority OF thr-
teen votes for the sale Of ardent prts had been given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

NAvAL.-The U. s ship of.the-line Ohio, 80
days from Rio Janeiro for California, was spo-
ken on the 80 h December, in lat So "a s, lon o2