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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
ur. .aam-,- Last Enort-Action oil the house
of the seDnie.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
v.sutssroS. Feb. %,

oil the -fDhits
CorreSpoudcnce Of The Tribune
w.sH1seros, Feb. 70, ls4s.
;a tho, the last effort Of Mr.. ADAsss
mind was to prepare resolution In Teiaton 70 III
yA1rEMARE's purpose Of scientific exchanges De.
tween the countries This resolution ne ln'end 9
- offsred At the first favoring moment 10
" lat no preserved his regard Tor literature
and science to both Of which he had cohtrou'eu 80
much during life.
The House transacted nothing Of Importance to-
d.v as il refused 70 go into Committee OF toe
whole House No speeches were MADE More
:. tho pitv For these efforts Of the brain are best
when Quickly thrown of. Suspense INJURIES 'heni'
Between the acting Of dfeaoial lnins
And the first notion al the interim
Like phantasms, or niieou' c1eAin'-
,r. Rrntu,-and orators as Brutus is are
numerous in our House Of Representatives
Tho Senate sat with closed doors and but few
Indications Of rs action have tranfpired. Enough
however. has been sscer;ained TO warrant susPl'
zion Of some determined opposition to the treaty
VVeste e Democracy, II IS Whispered, Is SUI
unconciliated CAss, HASsEeAN, BRIGHT DIRE
ATcHIsoS ALLES--all the old "a Az > ara ssio ~
be non. content II 60 with the w hlgs oPpII'
;rg there will be no Constitutional adoption oil Ine
Trsafv At any rate, from present symptoms
-
stocks on ght to 20 down and the bears be triuph
ant for season st lie asl' -. a..
BusrAMEsTE, we learn goes Tor annexation 20
the United States With the 3OOOo troops tha' tue
newspapers have given him, he would be yslua
he ero1sition to this country, and would make
GOOD Loco Foco candidate for the Vice-Presidency
The sun as gone down upon CRrTcHErI lamp
40 has the wind, bat not without dePrlving II o
some of its glass.windo.s lthss been battered II
4 1o~. hut m QintalQ0. nevertheless, III
no.tion and eni,s its usual light tonight. 1t Is
| light house in the skies ii, a.,
Mr. WEBSTER was in the Senate during IN,
whole session with closed doors. He takes muc'
interest in the Treaty. de has not sala Ins. o.
/ Administration say he will not. Time will develop
/ ms action and the fate Of the Treaty.
! la truth, the result Of Senatorial proceeding
cannot be predicted senators-msny OF .neii-
/ have not as vet made up their minds how to vote
and may not till they receive farther Information
I from Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

Pnssriss, Esq-Maeh has been SAID y" Tho
.,o.,, about a suel between Mr. safseAn' = ri'n''''
me Great orator o. LousanA. and Nf II - 800
:. t.lsve Mr. Prenilss has been tei IN s''e'N
-, paragraphs, The dieuly grew ou' OF sons oH,''s
-. used by Mr.. Prentss In reference 70 'n' '''"''
NJ, Erwin. In plea before lHry At Se" o'sAn' '.i
Ff.in chAl enscd MI 7. bat ihs matter was
the Interpolation Of mutual niend' Inc uN
mat Mr. r. Travelled out Of the record III INC Use %
.fersive language complained o. "ne'e-P'" ~
:, ,,o matter ended As We learn from the Poa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
LEGIsLATURR OF NEw-YORK.
yyESIsG REPORT.

SENATE. ALBANY, March l.
The Committee Of the Whole rose and reported
progress on the billreatiye to Married w omen. Inc
rommittee also re portsd progress the bill TO in
corporate the Utica Water Works Company -
Also. ,hs bill to incorporate the Long Island Ca
nal Company. Adjourned:
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. ScBERMERHoRS reported the General lnsu'
rance bill introduced by Mr.. CAMPBELL
Tue bill to Incorporate the City OF Auburn WAS
passed.
Whole, the bill to define the duties &c. OF State
Engineers The bill as reported liked the salary
90 500 and $500 for travelling fees These last ices
were stricken out, AZ 10 ~ Inc sals'y was re
duced 70 90 400 with $500 for travelling
The bill was then reported to the House, where
Ell that was done in Committee was disagreed 10
and the bill passed to third reading a'i1 was In
troduced.
The bill TO amend the charter Of the Catskill and
Schenectady Railroad Company passed in Com
mit.ee Also several local bills Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

" Dismond-P ointed Gold Pens. of every quality, snd
at all prices, DO wholesale and RETAIL BY B. L. WArsor
K Co. IS Willismst door below Wslst aud j. sAv'
AcE % Fultons makers, and only dealers IN the ceis
brSted Riehslieu God Pens Oar prices are known 70
be the chespes, in tbs city, while our pens are wssna
superior to any in the world. Odd Psns at 81 u - and
81 5o-the same pens sold elsewhere st 81 ~ and 81
Goid Paus fepsifed or EXCHANGED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

F,o,,s.es Of 200 bbls made az 81 2oce " e's,
100. rSzipg firmer with upward tendency "a
Tr,ces VSsr-sses Of 30 sacks were mace ~ - esn'
Cora-sales Of $40 bush were MADE a. o,c ,so - y
NJ 400 bush were made al 42e Hss-sAes ioO o 81 e.
nase At soc. Lard-smsli sales were making " ~ DC
ins ntnut the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
Fsovrsr Rio GRAsoE.-wo have the Matamo.

From The Rio GRASoE.-We have the Mafdmo'
70, PA, Of the 2h ms, and the Monterey Gdiek OF the
a. There not line OF news In them OF any
be that the death OF De- Hardy conrndieted on
MS own authority Msjir Early sno Capt Arehsr o, tue
virginia Regiment. arrived At MstAmoros on tho ll'h
inst Toe Laurel IL ss,d "a Dc aground o Brsi
Ar and will probably a total wreck. ~ o PIC Ts'.
o. The Senate sat with closed doors from hall
osst - 10 day unti a'e hour this evening Tue lreaiy
IS s supposed 10 be the sutacs ~ discussion No on"
pret,nds 10 calculate the ue wien The question WI DC
5.cIsss Union. 29h
~ THE LOUISIANA STATE TAYLOR CONVEX
TON assembled al New .Odeans on The ssi
~ Brig. Cen. Franklin Pierce is IN Washing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
neatrncfiye Fire.

RICHMOND, Va. March /.
The Depot Of the Raleigh and CASTOR halfoaa
,. de,,roved by ire on Saturday. Several loco
motives we're destroyed, among which were 'e'
oral new ones received & short time since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

W. assss.ssss tat sgss,si train II care VII 's''e
rSnsssarAs. IN rse~sAS ss~s WITH Mr. CtAs ana '"N'
! ~ sa1ssns u raassslraia will ssScmrs"y MI " "
A->ss, ~esrs ss VII ~ r~~ls~a ~ the ''m'"ea W.
- AZ N.s,vN "a AsAsa he sslsaasa steamer ee>''@'
,s.s,Asa n. s,., vii ,.na at cssus Garden. where
~. n,>,, -sl receive M Ca, as the saes' OF the
"a, NJ v.sa.rsn, has svssreasy rendered The "'s OF
n. S,st o,r> Il CAsre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
Up Cs.sss -. iau< sssS< sp ,ety m,sds
M % L. ~ ION rnanof denkl

Ia asasstfccM asaiuxf 81
81 ho.re VI losses Coral Hss Restorative altar rses
"a ,hs fSe~ins from iesPeetaels anpejaaissd psss@
VIM TO THE BALD AND wHlsKERLEss.
Mr. Geo Beckett u Film a. WA eatirey hsulees -
Raid 90 tbs top Of no head aud after asns two Ss eosas
q JoSrss Coal Hair Restorative, he has good sfep
healthy hag growing fat. -
Mr. fhSs Jacsson Of 80 Litersys, Pittsburgh, Pa W.
bensat-d exactly the fame By two bottles
- MI AeTshnn Vandsreeeh, IS Avenue W Nsv
losk.
Ms Matilda R-cvrs, Of MYRTLE avenue, brooklys, -
her hair made osk asrk and sneisy stopped tAnss
u.vs VOC cor sctH on pAsDarrrs
ID - Mr. W lliam roai pates. OF ~ Mag q. N L.
h head sorapetey ehsksd up vita cAndtad, anA oss
~ - r,,s Ao,r HsASrurL ARTICLE rvks MADE
Sl.s sis.a seaatfs ssss, dsrAen and dress the ss
asssn, h ia cider three three long a. any other srSs
n.is - says hsnry 4. Callsn, bss-r on eosis
Ss.ih Apnsrea sas saJ all " ho have ever uses "
saia "a Nss.Nofk ealy AZ the sisa OF shs Ame!nssl
Fsss a. Graham sS % 10 Esoa 81 brooklyn sstS~
Cs- Lac wtni sserpg angel 20 ehsppsd, erse,sssss
teriss skia, 70 the snuiae JoSsss Italian Shs
II .stsas nsiass heals aud ~htsas tia fsst .ses
sess II hsst phys,sisns sse " In The folo~i.s "a
villa ths utast asypy results salt-thesm, fsIV .rs
ssgss, ssysPsas, esihes's ssoh, sAsps, sois ns~"
tsstas. rimYiss . a. .A.,s o.
We wsald sss seasslsrsioasly sail IL for the s''''
lees sssw u 10 be all Ne siste .,hs oaly
agtise ever tne~a hal really removed - elssr
cleared saA hs.sssaea the Gaia. mAAins 80 ~ 81
.~sssa saa ws.,s = sa isfAnrs But niss'
L sy D. ssi ssatssaA isxtss seap wish the ~ sos
ssa ssslsss ssssssrtssu and inisasieas sssss''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

v,.o,,,.-A Loco Fooo State ccn'en''o" -
semblsd o, Richmond GA sionday ",,s~
no ba,ines. Of importance .ua '''' ~
beyond their organization. J NJ RATION "'1
.,..lI,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
-. Rail Of Iatausy .

Il
a. M.sasy % vcse down the principle that Slavery
.A.y AT As planted under cur National Flag upon
.sy FIVE Territory which We may acquire from
xsxi,e by the expected Treaty Of Peace Their
rapes ere a. selio~ss
rsssa Nee- Ners.
ArssysN snpsASL ~, s,ss.%S'cSss ,y s''''' 90
mSlIpixs :. MAeIss, SS w.sS, City
t&yes 80 NJ; aesent
yr.- N.,s. WILLIAM SAWYER
ASA u cLsrr. isYs.to ssy'l
xSss wii.EY ,CHss w CarHcART
ssSiSS WILLIAMS. THOMAS HENLEY
YES. ~ -, .s:'atl j 1SaS Z RRodssINsoN,
r. ssonsE 4 ~ ,mSeos.., VIM ": wIck-ls Yes'io
sasTIss sFpT iS.v., ssss h. .s:'nt
'S =, ~ NJ. i;sss SSSS sI SskksSsSSD'
soposrars DICKINSON kosEET SMITH, ,,v..
WILLIAM KENNoN- 81. ThVs ;, ~ a.,ssd,,bi Nav
} 1851 ( n hsarrfY ''
~ An the Loco Focos from the Free States
ho voseA 10 sustain the principles Free Territory
we're
n.. Es...,s>s Of Maine; J. II. Johas'n sid Psaiitt
xxH SrcS Of VI YAsrs;os OF K. l. Collins Jens'ns' .
r~.rr,a and ss~awsotAsy Of n. Y Hs''nef Of Pa Gun"
90. Esrs.. Fr<s LaAn and 81. John Of Ohio. Bingham
$780, s.a c. z. Stuart Of Michigan. Wentworth Of
Yl,,,a,s- ana WA fAonpson and L.fr Of Iows-zi ioi
slavery to ~ for Freedom.
re.. The Loco Focos of the Free States turned
the scale a. ainst the principle OF Free Terr'ory
the whies Of the Free States being voted soha
60 vo.es) in favor OF Freedom, with one wing
IHoussnn of Dell from a nominal Slave State while
the u,ated South cast - votes against restricting
TIA Extension of Slavery. Nothing but the great
Hsle-storm in New Hampshire, and the pending
Election there. kept straight the LocoF ooo Mem.
Der, from that State and the two who were elected
from Districts bordering on that State
we take this vote a. decisive that the present
Congress viii inserpose no obstacle to the Extern
sion Of Slavery into any territory which may be
.oarired from Mexico The Future must provide
for isseh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

f,a ,.s 18Th iss, e. ", Johs's Cbsrsh. BY Rev Dr.
W.is~dstt. Mr. HEsh1 EOBkhI, Jr te Nj" JULIA
A CLAEit. ksth ~ this CITY
"a TsssSsy -ysais,, ysb ~. ~ Rev "a, sousr'. Mr.
~ q ErlkEH a. HssAIOl STA DIV IN dlutsfu
n fissfy Oliver Fsg al ~ This CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
Steamboat Disaster.

TIE steamer Defiance has been sunk near LILO.
erty. The boat is a total loss bat the cargo WIZ
be saved in damaged state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
NEw,yORN TRIBUNE.
rnlNsNAy MNMNiNa, MANcW =,
n~.<rssss 81 ue.r, yssy ~ ,Nc Cs~a~'s" 's""'
ssl 81 40 Cey ct Nsw~Nsss'

NE c,>~@ssss aps>ssa,sd ~ the V''""''~ ''N"
. ~ t,~ses 80 mvsssstNs ~ wesSsss's "sss' ''' W
sssa t>s lSc ava Ns>,@s w sweat Ns's Ns N's'"s "
s.eSS>ax t>sag sss'sw Ssss.ses es' ~' ~'""s"'"sN
s.s.~..s 30 .Sssrse, sss sa'''ssos, ssa W." % "
s,s,ss =, ,ss So~s>a csass ~ 'ses'r '"s'"''" we
- s.. -. a,
u.sss ss~ss ~ M GAY, s~a Ia" Ssa'"Ai''se a'ss "
,s ,ses ee~ s'sssas sss' " e'sn"s'''"sn' o. "rA''
teas ,>sressr ~ ress,,'sa H. "sss'ss WIN mo es'
AN. sr,>esss<es ssssestss bic r~se'ea.
NJ Ss,sss ~ Ne c,sa~i'ses ~ iHvissuSe'
Az. LAWRENCE. Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
1rral ofCommeree. 1900 evening Mirror
The Ncw-York Herald.

Ninety nine OF these stories arc sooh exposvu
ana freot,en but the handfedh chances 10 be correct
he Herald bszons 1t as evidence of the superior means
al inior nation which it possesses For election reufn'
ina Herald IL almost always Que DAY tthinc the othef
uoru,ns PAPERS Il New York. and although II has some
times obtained by sureptitoos means public documents
An ADVANCE Of toer proper time Of puoleAuon ia pohea
intelligence 10 generally very imperfect ana 49, "a -
4. l thin else in that paper never 20 be reed
NOON Every eoitor understands this. and any resnefs
Arc deceived BY the shy words OF self raresyr1c winch
ecetinaxy runs Gown tie columns u the hudio ne &C
serves 10 be deceived a. punishment fol- his efedaiy'
The ye,e. fox Herald placed on cur exchange Us
a. lis own request and no. u0tl n bad been sent 10 Us
months ara the request several tunes Ie2eA'A
There q no usoog In New York from which copy ~
soicou for ths that there Is no pepef " he"
York accuracy little confidence eau 20 placed
II trdpsss In Of statements al sorts o ss-
j,ca wish r.rtsSt rseklessnsss PREV. Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

Gss. CAss ~ DeLAwAKE.-A meeting OF the
Loco Focos of New Castle County, Del. have unan'
imOusly expressed their preference for Gen Cas-
a, a candidate for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
RroHxoSp. Va. March l.

The United States ship Aliegany, OohiLnan
Hunter, went TO sea on SATURDAY "o"'
destination Rio Janeiro and Africa =,
The sloop-ofwar Plymouth was tAken out o.
dock on Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

r7- TAG HAT foa ls4e-GsslS, zi4 BsoAowAY-rbs
subscriber will be prepared Saturday next the 9Th OF
March to exhib: to tho patrons Of his establishment and
the public generally the Spring style OF sh and Beaver
Hats. for lsas By the activity OF his agent 10 Paris he
TO present stye Of Hats which combne all the
elegance Of the French fashions sdspted to the rqusre
ents Of American tastes and habits He will ct the tame
tire exhibit the new style Of children snd youths Hate
Strangers arc respectfully invited to examine bis large
stock Of elessnt Hats and Cape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

PRoF. wrsEs's LAST LEcTuaE-Prof Wines Will give
the concluding Lecture Of course ths Thursdsy) even
at the Union Theological Seminary University piece
ct u o'clock m1 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

~ The respsc.sblity of the certificates to Dr. MoTr
BALsMo SYRUP fsly establishes i superiority over ell
other Pulmonary Medicine known to the public For sale
wholesale and RETAIL OF Parkplace and BrosAwsy
See advertisement mil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
Henry Clay and the Ladies' of Phiindelphia.

GQIEtopOLucISf VI Inv '+'S~'
PHILADELPHIA, March |. isis.
GlsrLyMES: March has come in upon us IKE a
lion attended By sun but we have bright
and glorious sunshine pouring down upon US to cneer ne
beautiful Of our city who now thTonsns Cnes'nu's'
on their way to greet our gallant countryman.
Group after group ,hrongag In to oner their warm
add hearty sauatons and certainly few scenes In the
M, nj any statesman present such warmth and sincerity
Of admiration as they have manifested toward MIN
A young Qlakeress handed him note for which ne re-
turned his kndest thanks. copy OF this has just oeen
handed me- which | annex Yours, truly, EXCELSIOR
THE WELCOME
". have sharp sword. the scabbat spears g'sns On Hs VAL
Al hor.e. IN cspsrsoned, stand ready Tor the cal
nrgh. havonets cleaning, armed troops 10 war
sal we forth greet thee our gallant hs'y Sy
". have widows their mourning young orphans IN Their tears
Al p.rerfs rendered chde bent meath the We t OF years
90 maiden hearts now broken By the OF Monte
shall we .end greet thee our gallant Harry 'sy
W. have banner. gained conquest have cannon from the hzh
"a .Ies now yas harmless from Cerro Gofdos hfgli l
a., tfv- b-es yetrans u1ug scared and "onnnei rom '
snail these forth 90 greet tleei our saant marry e
os NO, the tears f, tcky per dark as these
a. - near 20 southern breeze
~. would fam enshlcud ria actions who caused M Oooay o.
And res, thee the Olive Branch, our saan, Harry cay
We would bs Heaven bad spared this deep amount Of woe
tas ret our erven prayer for tiee tour wears ago.
FtRen the swords cleaning had lost Their sway Gay
IA ~ Zen turned b prnnn g hOOss through thee our Harry
THE DAUGHTER or sIANCH CLAY "hi"'
n II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

NJ SPENCER RExDrLL's" Premium sHoRrNis Goto
PExs m.y be had Of j. W. CREATION Co III Cedar-ss-
together with thirty different styles OF Pens con-
ssting Of Creations, CLARK, Brother Co.'S Hsyden's
Browns Bszeys and Others all prices lower than can
h. fonnd AT anv other house in the trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

Loco. Foco MEETIsa AT BUTTALo.-The Loco
Eocos called for mass meeting, on Saturday last
for the purpose OF responding 10 the proceedings
Of the Utica Convention"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

THs RIxAiss on Carr. Iswis.--The remains OF
tho zslsst capt E~ia. who tail In Mexico. expected
sfrivs n Nswpot(Ky SsnAeks TO-DAY. and viii PROB
ably b buried honcsy nsxs with The bepors Of war
Tue vosntssf ccmpsnss o. ths city hsvs been invited 70
psrtseipsss if The tuners, eergmossss.
lCsnelnasu Herald. asth plt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02


DEsrRucrivE FfRE AT rRor About 10 O'Clock
lat o,enlng broke on, In block II ihfee story nreN
buildings recently erected River ST. Troy, nssr tae
R,roaa pot bsiong,ng TO Mr. A. Mash which tessiRer
With larsc machine shop, occupied ~ Messrs Jehnson
n Co werr enusvly destroyed, The nre osslnalsa IN
portion Of the bulldog which WAS occupied - Nlsnas
warehouse aud was caused ty the bursting % eampane
l.eo the ether portion ~ tho tlcsk occupied as
hal factor, aud hy an extensive seesgN estsesnsHt
M Na,hs loss 10 estimated az $4,000, en- wheh usio
no nsui arco The ovcepsnss ~ the esiS,nSs
much loss but 50 an exien, We have nos pssn sc ~
learn most p5t an ~ thso VII - loyal a. "' '"'
40 Evssins Journal tsh ult.
RsSeoNrRE. Several 81 the Clne,nnan papors
,se.h s,vais accounts Il gsasssue ~eieh tSs place
Inc vs,,ssf Nsass sskItl a. ths t,ssAta tseAe
-. ',,feiss he "a ais hst~ssa t1l 4 pisen
M n,ya,,,, ~ NJ aHd Ntiaf rafusf u kishniond-
81 px,n had hetsFs NE csaveagtaa 40 candidate
To- The snss ~ uasptref sHa ai'sf 'ae 'sesssn W
nan .sst q ass.t hs asinretsea feiAst replied ga
IA "a, had hssa ussa BY hs ni>eHsl fisnas pxoa
thoa ave In. taa lie aud svsk bites ghsif Ntens' thps
istesssfsJ Ard ss.sa 'hs esht rae d'hs"Hs hs'~ses
40 rsiii4 hss slsse tsea .~sesely ssNssssa
TuE rriTaRsra " NasHNittr As our rare'
"a selas g. pssss Ai' sveers siee WAY me e' 81
/ gse,ei apparatus Il she sNisf q nshe"s msn, N'
sfe~a ~ nsn AVID hss ,,sias a. iNs ssVs ss"ser'ns
maAlns ,e eashe she resrle 81 Nashville o. ssA wv
,hess - tsas,slis No congratulate ,hs sa'sssfisel
head % shs srtssrsss, vpl ss ssf swn sA.sess s~
I an. ,s.nt tEsrAsiesa naasss, ssS
LIZ A letter lsom Com ste'Asen states 'hsa .
vili ,..,h yssss. ss ftss.asy ssst ~hss ~,
~ thaebs ~ bic ssessst w SetssN's wfss eAs, -
i.aesir s~s.e.ss =. p<sekrsNt, WI - r's'se"'
kls~ ~ NE Ass..ssir Esssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

ns,ssrss crswfofd u South Trsntou, sister ~ zen"
r.yfo.S tsseips Opposite fhs tssi6snes OF ~ zee
x al dssd ,ssssdsy npsrpips while chs ~ss csc
e,,ssf Ws undstsssd shs was 90, ib. dsJ beiefs ~
sss-s in ,isrns The ssh paisssnt % her ssis. w.,
~ - a. our shadsbls ipstitetlons fffsnt Gas lss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

ALrRED B. STREET has been appointed State
Librarian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

Subscribers received 10 semi-Weekiy Trfoune'
FysRr.Rya Hamilton. Canada
ussiev Mao ....... 1 ~ oonsock-t. r. i.........
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Oprsrso oy THE PssssrLvasIA cAsAls.--The
Board Of Canal Commissioners Of Pennsylysn's
.dontad Nh, following resolution ON the 9Th uit'

Hsoitsd That the several lines OF The psbhc Soisses
opeu.d for follows TIE Deia~Ms division
90 ~. lst Of March nsxt Tho Ma lac tfsor Fh'fdsi
phis 10 Pittsbufshb the 10th Of msieh Toe rss9ss
hnons and North sad Get Branches On the ioth Seh
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LAtIsr rRoN BuESos ArREs The brig hshc,
Cast Green arrived hse this uqfairs from Moatesidee,
which place she len un the san January 80
Tho day th, sbe isft completed tho Ntith day 81 the
Frsncb bossAie ~ Hsstos Ayfs. Ga the ssof January
hls usn Rosa, issuai hia pefsmaAea that 80 Vss'el
uas sliauad 10 eater ffons o. Gear fur MrntsVsaea
This Frsnch enforcing aigsy the hlesssds On al
vessels arriving aud dvPsftpE s'e and iet tssisn e'eh
tiles
While ths Hahs wss iy's Al nu4pos Ay'es. art nte@n
has kaown tho french 90 many "a slsh seizures
la sirs nsai % them they tslssssf. bat s"F's
we're anasr condemnation. ...
TIE cossuns vessels hat~ssn The TIVE ce'is Ae AZ la
rp Produce al MaHsviaeo' Fteihats e~ ss'
low ant vsssels plsatyl hAt rat 'ee -
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Court Cnlendnr....Tms Day


Common PLs.s-PGt l-Nos IS. n. 81, 81, 90, =, ~
90 Part .No' oa leo. llV' w! i'' "a - o. ''''
sd
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a.srl rs The Anslo Americans Ia santa .
sssa 10 have ilsolamea al connection WITH wsss s"'
tssafi that tstfrfY rotisn ~ nes'ce. fhsN ha's
established Teft,,fai tasvstameut. and @s N'e'es
she prupfisy ef sssssine nsnts We " she Vs's' e-s
We Won a respectfully susssst - 80" i's'ei-'''s 'N''
us rsuntY shu,a he aia ~ Ia ,hs' ss ~ "h'eh 'hs
tlt, Of Aan,s re shsn 10 The res".f hsas wssss "
Ia enc ,sspe~ -s the resr'e ~ shst sstses
nd a.. al uii ,hus he ,sr1sa that ,hst have sltsss
tsa s,,.. o, d. ,hs uahn teasisa trssssi rssss-rh
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Business Nciiles.

~ JAuss BECK Co tsAs thi. opportunity OF return
their sincere thanks TO the Fire Department also TO
their friends sod neshbors for the kind and prompt ~
rendered them Ia removing the goods from tns'f
establishment, durios the Arr ye.terdsy
LEARY co. HATTERs. Aston HOUSE. ~ K.
~ VIII introduce tho Fashion for Gentlsmen's Hats
Spring is4s, on Tuesday, march,
10 presenting our Hat for tho we would rsnsrs
tina, gentlemen will at once notice s distinctive ehsrse
ter in the elegance Of its proporiop' srseefuns" Of oss
lice and 10 improvements in fabrication which have
never before been attained.
YOUTHS HATS PARTISAN sTYLrs.
L. Co are now preparing snd will Introduce on the
above date this elegant style Of Ha. universally
prevalent In Paris and which has been remcdelsd e.
pre,sly for the youth & our city. nfp
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DIsBRows RIDING SCHOOL, 20 Fourth Az enue, 90 A.
tor and Lsfay Open daily for ladies ron
A. NJ 10 P. Nj open daily for gentlemen from loor
NJ Evening elias, gentlemen Tuesday, Thursdsy ant
Saturday evenings from n TO 81 O'Clock 1871 SmTuTbke
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Circulation of City Daily Papers.

The following is the aggregate circuiAtioh Oh TUG
Daily Newspapers q this City according TO the Herald
We 60 not know the Herald had TO obtain &C.
eura,e information on The subject but we give As we md
1t in that papsr-merey correcting single itsm-thsr
own circulation;
tribune. 1875 Express. 5000
Herald 9s6 rsus Sun. VOO
sun n, 900 Evening Pest. l.JDO
Courier A Euourer.. 1000 Adver user coo
Journal OF Commerce 1900 Evening Mirror
paper published BY the Hrsld on
dsai maAs se npreson and 70 do that payer n
Jury We Do Dot circulation satisfied that he
kfrralGs stueupsnt