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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
Thing. In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Maze

PHILADELPHIA, March 6, 1913.
Mr. CLAY leaves MS % morrow morning Tor your
City feel confident that his visit 10 our ey viii De re-
menbersd Of the hsppiest periods of his life he
bAs b1sp Received with an almost Trepress bs
snd could be hoaOred were he the incumbent on
thst Presidential Chair where larEs mslSry Oh tne
The new building Of the Bank OF North Anenca was oc
cuped to-day for the first time IL Is besuuial sIue
HydfophobiA il alarming ely the increase in our neigh
borhood have heard Of les than .ix cases within
the les, three days most Of which were sts la me city
and all the districts the dog laws are 70 force
The Fair which has been held Tor the osnsnt OF tao
male Seimen's Friend socisty took IN s-VD uot~ith'
standing the ineiement weather great part oi me le
Oar ais all ready 10 receive waicfi ana " oa'u
.sism.n, orisD.,ipr 10 the Warrington HRr tha,
Mr. CLAY has consented 10 succeed Mr. CkiIitNDhs IN
the T. ;. senate, have reason to kno" an idis soI
without shadow of authority. Nj CLAf WIZ hefoi
again return TO public lie unless DO to rule NE nAuon
which 90 much respects him . 4.
Our Hal 81 Independence shfouded IA solemn paes
sysx token u the Preparations for receiving The
remains u John Quincy Adams 10 moffo" ibsir y.
a ong aud imposing procession n the present pleasant
There been alarms Of IRE this morning bat no
Insisrial damage sustained
Earn by trletrsph to-day tha, Gov snuEKs symptoms
nUeh lsss favorable than hey were
The Msf.st for produce ssns,., has been soash. 70
lots offered a. lower hscr" without hnai.s nHYss
Corn meal qas,sls sod ph,s' ngea. O.. ~
weight buyers ohsfns isss ard - o. % mny be 1"'sd
DE hshsst range o the msfts' voe,,is. ..d f,v.'.
b. 10 a. sales fistsa ifsn, ~ a. sod rhgsdstss "A
Lad Inactive 81 "A es whissy Ia bs'. 's' y '''
sioss. lesAsa fslbs bs. osaT though the 's's. were
ne's. iei 500 We. HeasiY Hs,lp. ga :" ~ e""
Css.p Del Uss4l 90. % fup u Hssb ~ rls"'s'.
Beef Tens. ~ 100 y e.'s9. i'ii 1919" rs"" %
Z i..s 80, n'.,s ~.s id., zoo ia C. ~. iogy sv
g. a. = f, '....'i a s. . r.~,. De.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
Minor General scott-fiis Recall FOretold In
the Civ of Mexico, &c.

From the National Inielligencer
The following extract from one of the letters re-
Gently received in this city from the capital OF the
Republic OF Mexico may help TO throw some hight
uuon rather a grave subject involving the public In
terest and which sooner or later, must come to be
better understood than it now is;
CITY or MEXICO, Jan. Is. ls4s
Gen. Pillow and are still In arrest,
waiting for general court martial 10 be ordered al ASH
ugton on charges forwarded by the commanding general
here that these officers have demanded the recall OF Cen
Scott and hear said that Gen. Pillow Is reckoned 70 &c
quite in the confidence Of the President the dispenser OF
his rswsrds, &c. IL Is sad mere ihst tns iIesl
dent will probably not allow Cen Pillow TO be tried that
ia IL Is so believed By f. and his friends. Nous rerons
True enough the President has quashed the ridf OF
ing rather 70 institute inferior Court Of mere inquiry
before which he has 10 anGzement Of the country,
dragged also the Commander the Army, 10y whpm the
charge AGAINST Gen. W. preferred) Winfield Scott,
the crest Capsln OF the Yes in the MIDST OF MS
brilliant and successful career, crisis OF the highest
concern has the President arrested the victorious
General ard ranserred the high he ably bore TO
one Of the volunteer officers Of his own creation who II
he be born General certainly, yet. has but little Of
the experience Of one.
We believe that the itresiment Should we err II we
call Il persecution ?, OF this accomplished General and
Statesman by the President and his Cabinet, Is without
parallel In the history Of enlightened Governments Oh tne
world .,,.
L. there net good to apprehend that this rnlo-
ward act OF the Executvethe change Of the Commander
Of our Army in the heart Of Mexicomay result In the
Al n he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07

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49,. vAss.srAss ~ sAs ric~ssas q he eSss VI N'ss'
=. usss ,ss ssssases viii renatn snd Land ~ Castle
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csssy... " carriages ard ~ fS' VII i'u'" innhe'
-. IN. ,N,,,sscn CSan,si AMI Invited Guests
pOr,.s ans e~srs.ss. vn net 10 allowed to enter INC
-. n, AFTER q The COnmit,es;
A. n. LAwRENCE. Chairman
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LATER FROM HONDURAS.
Protest asainst British Encroachmcnt In
NIcnrnauQ.

The arrival Of the schooner Nile, Capt Hampton
from Belizs Honduras brings files Of the Honduras
Obserrtr to the 18th u,mo. In the Obsr Of the SIN
we End follows
The following Protest has been issued by the State Of
Honduras against the late demonstration in favor Of the
territory claimed by the Mosquiioans;
PROTEST
Made by the State Of Honduras against the occupation
OF that part of it, Territory Ia the orhern Boundary
msnt prOieetcr2 ii the so-eslled Mosquito Nation
The Government Of Her Britannia Msjssty, scknowl-
able portion OF the Territory OF Honduras on It's Norhsrn
Boundary the SPECIALIZED King OF sn uaeiyiizsd and small
Tribe which \, improperly dsnouinates the Mosquito
Nson endsavor. thereby 10 make good Its by
oree on the prstext thai the called King ~ho on
recognized such by the Government 0! H. b. NJ has
plsesd himself under It's protection
The commander Of the soop Of Wal Alarm, Of the Royal
Navy Of England taken Posie,on Of inst portion Of
the territory exencns TO the River Rom.n having after,
gsrd committed 10 the public square Of TIuxio acts OF
nastive hostility land aggravated the Sta e. by lsnens
troop, the .aia dot nth The object Of compelling '
the Ro@s. River. TO eNseuaie that place imms
diatey. Il,
The supposed asai Of the Mu.quo Chief TO The i'ui.
tory question rhch issezsd solely BY empoyns ne
creates force has BOT been e,smned ~ u should b.
done nor has het6 bis protector, the Eos'h Govern
usn made the Necessary rem0nsancss, through the me
siut OF is Aeci edited SCENTS according 10 Tho prime pie.
admitted BY uosnin9us assent b. All civilized nations Of
In order that silence may b. Interpreted soy
t.s 40 any rnsnner prsjdeis 10 the ghis 0f tho Re-
public Of Central Amsuca, Of which Honduras forms az
f,t,gral portnn b- Ssprr. Government % this Stats
la re name Of the General Confederation sol~r1piy pro-
f..t sgs,ns, the en.sguruces which mish suss. A. well
from tbs patron a iis iefftp{ ron 10 pnp 10
sosepanos Of the Consnaadapt Of Tfu,o, ic ~ihdis~
Ies tbs Oaasd e. Roman ssd bis potshssr r. bssFspes
la permitting thu iandinF Of tnE i.b uooPs ~ ne port
and ..shst aay other vhis. uaht give ssHliy spd
rri..pea W the fshs which protested Asih' ~
t6o.s a. mar fgliys frgm hs gefppshgni sna
nhewiss yotss that the eoHfs dstsiien ~ Central A@l
"a valid its - all 's tsrriisfy nvAdsa ~
sb.t ma, be invaded sod ssr otbsfs - be ia gise 'ha
mar sgpsrsis " II bJ the shs u NsSa' ana " Tres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
second Dispatch.
II o'clock. A. MA vote has been taken for
anatnrial Elector with the following result

WhereupOn Mr.. bIsIer was ahHUuuCeu Is eOVto''
On the second ballot all the candidates were with
drawn. except Messrs Wagner and Frazer. The
vote stood: Wagner g., Frazer 80. SO Messrs;
Bigler and Wagner are the Democratic Senatorial
Electors.
Hon. David Wilmot next addressed the Conven-
ton on resolution offered by Mr. Lowry, that toe
Convention proceed to elect Congressional Dele,
gates 10 the Baltimore Convention, to be selected
by the Delegates representing said Districts in the
present State Convention
The confusion aud excitement at the present mo.
ment exceed anything Of the kind In the history OF
political conventions. The Buchanan delegates
accuse their opponents OF treachery and unfair zeal
ing. and threaten to repudiate the whole proceed
ings. The Ledger of your city is spoken OF as the
accredited organ of Mr.. Dallas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
The Question Of the Day.

From the National Intelligencer, Oh.
The project Of Treaty with Mexico IS yet under
elaboration IN the Senate, with what prospect we
are unable 20 saw the rules of the Senate very pro-
erl,, reonirng for obvious reasons. that the mem.
bers and officers Of that body keep secret iIs pro
ceedings on such questions.
We do not believe that anything can be inferred
In one way or the other in regard to the Treaty,
from the time that il has been may be held under
Amusement. The subject OF the Treaty IS one OF
The grsvest possible 10 the discussion of which the
greatest latitude should be given that the public
safety will allow and we do not suppose that the
nublic interest will be endangered by any probable
DELAY of the final decision upon the Treaty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07

r,- Tire unrvaed attractions at the American Museum
are drawing crowded houses At that fsvotc esabshmen
The model OF ancient jerusalem il OF itself object OF
interest," TO svey reader Of Tho Scriptures that mus, arrest
their attention That Wax ststusry the Scptural Groops
aud tho Incorporate Family csnoo, but please every
body Indeed they ought to I'LL the house oil times
The Lecture Room entertainments chastc aud unsx
ce ptionabe to the highest csss Of minds Mr. Malone
Raymond and bis talented family give most emusipe
series Of Irish anecdotes with music OF tbs
Emerald Isle Great Western giving his sushsble Yankee
characters, and variety Of other pero which
cannot but please W ell q anIuse
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~, ,,,,s,n,l - AZ N,w,Nsss re,bsss


IA ttssss. M-fsN al T u
I've Fasse.l rs,'essst'N Va hoe@ vt NJ Ar,s'
{. ,aMee.e, ssSsea all rsscedeet TIE wh'le
&c, .eem, 3, he ia lee rs,''es.,ce sesssea
ta sS,istses BE lss' sal hencl, "a sees hishb 70
sessd .ea beloved personal H'eaS ef each 'ea'v'd
uA,3 n,ee olthe, as, mass mes,ess wlaehh have ever
hssa held her, oe political ~ o'he' o'oa'''"' was
mese namewus,, respectfully ~ earnestly :"
tended
Aaa Nj, oal, s. all ihe population employed IN
,hi. solemn daI,, ha, AL the p'aoos Of business are
closed and wrapped iu mourning sad if"m many
~ rather sp,.s 1t tho private houses tho asn' OF
,.,t,n'. bereavement and sor,pw aee IL 10 sre"
The ass. srs hausies at half mast tho eols arc
,,i,ies heavily. inmate guns announce The pro.
,r,,,. O, tho pageant while tho wsilins Of the
death march played by the military bands com.
ple,e. tho sccno and sises fitting voice 10 tho emo
tons OF every heart.
Alcr tho procession is over the remains of MIR.
Adams will be put IN charge OF guard OF honor 81
tho Ro,unda OF the Exchange, where All citizens
who may desire TO Wow the Colin will be allowed
81 do So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
r. rsissrsrA TO ths Ne'r-York Tribune
TIE Treaty.

wAsmSeroN. March 6-2f NJ.
I, is now reduced to amost perfect certainty
,,., the Treaty will be ratified. Senator Hous'
roS. rom Texas who was expected to vote against
), leave. for New Hampshire today. Mr. SEVER,
backed BY the friends of the Administration VIII
u,ls q desperate effort to have the vote taken to-
morrow.
ioP. M-The Senate has not yet ratlhed 'ne
Treaty. II is now said that new project mas
seen suggested that will materially change It's lea
,ares. Ii proposes different boundary from any
vet proposed. and may pass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
Hoard Of Assistant Aldermen.


luton relative 10 the lands in The Twelfth Ward
Ordered printed By Assistant Aid Schultz-of Com.
mites on Whsryes recommending that the pier loot OF
Duane b- extended 225 feet Adopted Of same, IN
favor of extending piers and East Ryer 10 the length
Of 40 feet. Adopted. -
PFrIrIoSs-B Assistant Aid. ClHk-Of sundry per
sons that Booningdae road from Twenty thirdst to the
Ssyeuth-Ayenue be macadamizsd 10 COMMITTEES on
Roads. - ,
REsoLuTIog.-By Assistant Aid. Jsckson-Thst the
Joint Special Committee appointed Ia relation 10 ex-
lending the hospaties OF the City Hon Henry Clay
engage Castle Garden &c The subject being already In
the hands Of the Committee, laid The table In favor
Of extending the hospsites Of the City to Father Mat
thew o his arrival ConcurIed in.
STATEN ISLAND FERRy.-The minority report, which
passed the Board called up Ia Assistant
Aid Gray moved that the report Of The Special Commit
OF this Board the subject which has passed this
BOsd, be substituted for tDs report from the other
Board other words that this Board adhere 10 its
ton upon the subject lie offered amendment that the
words employ other COUNSEL be omitted After de
bate the motion for sdheng Ia the action OF this Board
Yves adopted, 10 too Adjourned
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h. .,.,....a t.t--.. ita .'a--.-h' - ar-,, ri.nn
n....i. =. ...tsf r~-at- f7lr~e'i ,
p' 80 f'~'"-r' ~ W. sAhfiis iuAnni"hs
Tho 1t...ssi II tho ia'h he" '''"'s''' ~ $500
.., ,ls ..f,.,a ~ n.a issr a. h''''-s"" - ~.
,.., tis 90. aai We s'H'sr".N' --l'''' r,,.,.t
-. ,isas. II n"rl. wsls' 20 h-, ''s ,h, tt..
s"a 49, ,.a ,t.,...sn uavrfni"ss' iia 49, - GOV
he '"''', -, t,, i,l.,s a. lhe isi,"it ""~ =" p"a
.,.st.n 81 hp, niuthef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07

pa~srs axr SoS.-We give this morning one
eA.s,er eS the Nvllth part Of Dorsrr Asp Son
which appeared IN TG T'7e~"e Of last ese","S'
IA advance &C al other rspuelicaiions' we sn@'.
si,e aosshes chapter in this evenings edition ana
s.i.h the number ~ fast as the crowded state oil
cur cclanns will permit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
Third Dispatch.

Henry L. Benner ana K II. Mears have been
chosen as Congressional Electors for the First and
Second Districts and Thomas McCuly and
John 6. Sharp, as Delegates to the National Con
ventiOn.
The excitement on the question OF resolving
how to admit such Delegates and Electors has
been intense. ,
The Convention adjourned until Z. NJ. amid
wells and vocieralions from the lObbies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07

Aplxss LurrKKs-We are again compelled to
svososas to our readers for the non appearance o.
,he second letter Of Mr. ApANs IL shall have
place at the earliest possible time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
Business Notices.

~ II you want stout silk umbrella,
If you want Paris made umbrella with richly carved
handle;
If you want selEopenng umbrella,
you want umbrella Of any kind any price call q
GEsfss, 2l4 Broadway opposite St Psuls Church, end
you will be sure 10 find exactly what you want.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
Court Calender.... This Day.

CIRCUIT CoUET-Nos 49, /, 2, g. 353, Q, 49, a. rs, 49,
~. Il.
COMMON PLgss-Pat Nos 25, 81. 80, Al, U.s. ~, IS,
60 H. 73-Part -Nos 1874 So S. a. 40, g. S. 49, 49, a.
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y.,a,a. -Di-,rscted Condition Of the r,p,..,,.


We fe.ret b learn that tbs aborigines Of Yacs
IAN the fflans % they called Ia the fan tiss "A
sueea.sfs revolt against the white Inhabitants Tho MOE.
f,,bai asse.tes hAyo hesu committed ~ them no In
uair us, ~ vengeance spare neither age nor In
.Dd ~ the divided state ~ The country, which during
The sshissn months has been prey 10 two factions
tho Insiss. lime since, a. We have already
Ucfd W. fhis sheet. when u appsHed-5y the cessation
Gf stfls among The whites and their cofdis unsn snst
ne ensny-thsy f0f tims pat down the dis.
Affected Ls'sy however, the aborignes have obtained
inch IN ne "fsn county, that the whites pave
been obss,i ~ solicit succor from without particularly
Rom 10 spanish Government In Cuts. Our friends Of
tbs Poia yho have Iasi received Intelligence from fu-
esas ~ Wy q IAmgic0 have kindly given sight OF
f.sir cerfes pondencs from witch the follow
inxt CsNrsAcay. Feb y, 1919
80. - d.,. 80 foond the city ia tho raost l.men-
49,. coalition inaflnabs Families here are csiy occu
pied with the consideration Of 'essing pace o. rsiass
o oder 10 save themselves from The fury Of hs Indiana
Who sfn dsm0lshuE every sbcoe In their uacs sno I"
,.sostiss every individual who - not Of therfsee 10
nonsrsbs families continually arsinE hsre from tbs
ieteor hat the Government obliged TO 100 them
in barracks Ike soldiers not miserable nut % 90 %
Yos Iii see BY bs papers from Madeira the Oeer which
ha. been made BY the Government Of Hs7ans and The %,
xhf~h IL has produced smonRAil
Al order h.s bseo Published day under martial law
directing all u,ses from IS % 20 year. Of are TO tsxe
ogt 10 meet the Iodlan. while 10 the foreisneo Will Be
consigned the Fssfd snship Of the pace from 70 esy
hsncsfofwAd no passpofs vii be covered % ~ one
inc. great number have set out for Lseurs on hndns
,hat ty, the-ter Of near Will ~rits again
shortly. 70 keep you sqpsIseo Of what happens - -,
We farn the same source, uas ABOUT inc S's u
the above letter The spanish soop of-wsr ehsTdea az
rived At Csmpeachy, Offering on the part Of capt Gen.
ODonne Of the IGtencent Pnilics and Of the eens1A
of Marine Afmlrs all necessary assistance Win me
ccpton Of men, beside vessels Tor the transport OF tne ha
required TIE Government % fucatsn hsfps sesep'eo
this generous Offer hiss made requls0n for SIX pieces Oh
artillery. 30cO mn.keis 200 qnntas oil gun
powder. 1000 sssiCs and $500 600 All ths Is momentAf-
I " xgecied.
Ac,rrcsponfeni q the PatTa. IN letter dated Vefs
Cruz the 10Th inst. writes The spanish org-Of var
Marion len this por two three days ago. bound TOT
Campescy The captain has orders to aad his crew ard
artillery ard hoist the Cssln flag IN that city for the
protection u Spanish subjects IL reported that ~ &c
men sni several menol-war are 10 leave avans ior n'
same object" ~. q. tom Times Io'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
RROoKLYN AFFAIRS.

CoNMos CouscIL.-The Board OF Aldermen
we're unsbls u obtain quorum last evening and there
fore sdjoufned until next Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
PennsyIvnnin- Loco-Foco state Convention
Great Ex,itement-second Days Proceed
'ns- r, Te,eoroph 70 the Philadelphia Bulletia.

HAHRrsBuRG, March Go P. N.
The utmost confusion prevails in the Convention
This morning. The Dallas delegates are in great
state of excitement, and the Buchanan delegates,
although less noisy are determined not TO yield an
inch Nothing is heard but order, order, &c.
The names of the candidates for Senatorial Elect
ors are lust announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07
LEGISLATURES OF NETWORK.
EIKNlNG REPOR1

EFENTNV
SENATE. ALBANY, March o. F. III.
Nothing farther of interest iranspired.
ASSEMBLY.
Several private bills were debatedin Committee
MIR Coz was selected Speaker pro tenn. during
the absence Of the Speaker.
Both Houses have appointed Committees to par
,,cioate with the citizens of New.York in such de-
monstrations of respect to the remains OF john
QuiSoY ADAMS as may be deemed appropriate.
The Senate Committee consists of Messrs BOND,
ADAMS and LAwRrScE the House Committee OF
Messrs. RAYMOND, FISK, Penn, WAGER, MYERS,
BUCK SHELDON and RANSOM.
There is no change in the rates OF Canal tolls on
any article The rates are TO remain as they were
fixed BY the Canal Board last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07

CoNcERr.-A concert OF sacred music will be
given By the Choir II tho Third Presbyterian Church.
a. their church In Jsy-st this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07

\
ARHvAL.-Cspt George u. Hail and Lewis j.
W. snly Of thii city have lately arrived from Mexico.
SAp Coroner Abrahams held an In
quest at Fast Hfuosiya uPon tho body Of Mr.. tlfnof
ts~shtou tho burned 10 death by hos clothes tai
ire fon tho stove II appeared hp tho testimony that
shs sinr by tho shove faay anofnaoe sra threw
saturated with spirits % tuFrsnius. whish suddenly
hisssd ag aud communicated Ia hes eleihss she Wa
drssafaiy hunt ami fingered h ssa, asenf un Hataf
isr ansissoa. ~hsn death Pot sud a. ks suHstiess
Tho ufY retained aNsfiie Ia afsuiaasn With The ays
hrtrarf SUICIDE A French lady named To
setia CuHisT ie.iiins a. no "a FanAa place while Ia
hDins undsi shsfisiisH ~ iHi attempted ~ seurt
suieia ~ sutrs hos ihfaat -ith krifs SHE
assdsd 30 .shirE svush sHi issssa vvWns ah~si ~"
irshs. ia lsnslh witch hied r'sfsssr Aitas nfistrs
ihs wruud sh- ashihsa a o. ths anr, = i iss~'saa's
" haA hss su.ssrsa We ,hs hrsris.i usrs. az sn's
tsisea - he, recovery
rutiut Peter Mastisun ~as arrested yester
a.r b. -uss. a.,ri.i-s yhs.,s - STABLES .s.hss
vs-ss ~ ~ ., nl.hssa At.s's -h- '~.sss a. 10, nss
sss svs...
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Tar LONDON TELEGRAPH This is the title of
new paper pabshed In London every day except Sunday
a, n,op with the lates, Intelligence up that hour 1t
very comprehensive able and industrious paper and
very handsome wlthAl We greatly Indebted TO !.
In making up our summary of foreign news and are not
surprised TO learn that 1t is attaining large circulation.
Tue price Is 81. sterling.
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PniLApEIrmA, March g. lsas.

ExsRY WHITE, Esq has been elected oeie'
gate to the National Wing Convention from rn"A
Jelphis He is firm friend OF HENY CLAY
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Arrived-ship St Charles, s.sory Notls.n' Feb Is,

Arrivcd-ship Sc ChafIes, ssgoTy, NOilssns Foo To-.
mdss, 20 L Z Stanton.
Bark Grsmpus Dyer, Cardenas Cubs, - d. molasses.
to Badger Peck x Co Left brig Charles Edward, di'G
others before reported
Brig II l. Walton, Rowe, Georgetown, sc, DE- ll20e
fact yellow pine timber to Walton Little Lsft brin
Naragaugus for Barbados and North America OF Msch
Havana. waiting rise OF water TO get over the Bar
The brig Sabayo for NYork, sid &c previous
S,hr Ksrins Hin Sunnichsou, San Juan dc loo Rene
dos 10 ds, sugar. honey. sc, to Msthews Go. Let
brg Eliza Burgess for Boston in 10 days schr Rossihs
I'm Curacao IL ds passage for Boston in weeks
Schr VIM A spsdord, Harvey, Wilmington, NC, ID.
lumber. to l. McCready.
schr Emeine Peterson, Hoffman, Richmond Dc, coal,
10 master.
Schr Nile Hampton, Honduras FEB II, mshogany, sps.
Gle &c To : J L,5ouisse Left schr Commerce, from
Orleans. ard ID bark ReEulus, I'm London. ARID Sd
schr Emeline, Martin Peilsdel DIS, mdse, TO Hand
Fellowship Mary Pleasant, woton, from st Peters
burg
Also ship unknown.
sailed Ship Hsrcuesn. NOrleans
Bark John X Gardner, Balixe, HoDd. Wind sW,