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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

THERE Is NOTHING NEw UNDER THE SUS.-We
have been sitting tlis fortnight the African Company
@ the Brit 81 senate that temple o. Liberty and buwAk
81 Protestant ChrifraulfT, have this fortnight been pom
denlg methods % make efectull that horrld nc
OF selling negroes IL has appeared that sx-lnd-or-
~ thousand II the wretcles sold every ys 70 our
plantations alone IL ctils ones blood l would not
have 10 say that voted In H. Tor continent OF Ameri-
The destruction Of the m serebe inhabitants BY the
SpaniaTds vas but momentiry misfortune tina flowed
from the discovery Of the New World, compared 10 the
lasting havoc which brought upon Acs We repfoAch
spain and vfd not srsn pretend of ba'cing
hss D0r creatures for the good n their s9usi Corres
p0lasnce ~ Horace Eapo Ear n Or'Td Il Letter 10
SIR Horace Mann, FEB. - 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
PEACE. PEACE !.

By Telegraph to The Ne,o- York Tri0""s'
WILMINGTON. Feb. iTih (eye) 1855
sens,or has received a letter from Ne" Or'
Lam, announcing the arrival in that city from
Mexico Of Maj Van Buren, with TREATY OF
~. RICHELIEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
bnsinces Notices.

SPRING SAILS For those who are prepared. now the
time 20 make 20 public. PALNEs the Agent receives AL
v'Tsmsns Tor The best papers of tho SOaih sd Vest "a
well Counties and States. Office n the Trlbuns
Ruildfrce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

FIRE.-The depot Of the Troy aud Schenectady
Railroad Company, the other slce Of the river say TIE
Troy Bg6gst. took Monday afternoon At O'Clock
The isemen Immediately fastened 20 the spot and soon
sxtnsushed he 4mes The inside cl the building was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

CLAYs LEXINGTON SPEgcH-Mr. CLAY's
speech. delivered a. Lexington on the 1874 November
last 8. published entire the Wing Almanac for l.4s-
This Almanac also contains list Of the Members Of the
senate and House q Representatives Of the present Con-
gress; 1t also contains Declaration Of wing Principles
adopted b. The wh.s MS.achuse, in their state m
vsnion Al Springfield Ia September last also the Election
Returns for all the states by Congressional Districts beside
variety d statistical and nsceaneo matter which will
Be found useful u Merchants Mechanics ana Farmer.
cerfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

~ Dr. }. CLAwsoN Kelley, AnalytieAl Physi clan,
will be 10 attendance At hi, ofce f26 Broadway, Y.
during Friday and Saturday the 18th aud 18Th February,
for consultation with patients abonng under the various
forms ofdease, particularly affections Of lungs. vsr
kidneys, spleen, nervousness drop'y, rheumatism, s,lh.
ma debility, humln isnPure. Of the blood dy.pepss,
&c SC &C. Ladies snd gentlemen arc invited to call 90
charge for consultation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
The Albany Wings and Henry Clay.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
ALBAsr, Feb. l6, lsis.
MR GREELEY From the tenor Of an article in
The Ttibuns of this morning perceive that mis-.
apprehension exists in New York with regard to
the action Of the wing General Committee Of this City
nneeion with The nomination Of Mr.. CLAY.
At a recent meeting Of the Commiiiee-hastily sum.
moued and not assembling one-third Of their num-
ber-resou,ons similar n tone and sentiment to those
recently ADOPTED In NewYork, were offered and on nc
ton, after discussion q es' than Eve minutes, were
isd on the table for Eve weeks-not "voted down,
as has Teen eroneousy stated The vote for postpone
uent stood. Ayes Nays6 Oaly - Of the 30 members
OF the Committee being n attendance. This is the true
statement of the matter.
The Clay Whiss Of Albany are many true and hrm bat
they have 70 act under the whip and spur Influences
that the mighty and grevous because emana,ng
from hoss who should be with them this great matter
heart AMI soul sill IN lgl Committee AID with fair dis
cuson, have doubt that the resolutions would be
adopted By decided majority.
Please right this, and spike the popgun OF the
Courier q Enquirer Yours, NERITAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
HENRY GRINNELL, ESQ.

IL.
For Pce- Prcsidsafs.
vera UD6s.
DAVID v III FLOYD, lo..D w TOWNSEND
s''h6 my JOHNSON, n..TH0S. B. sTILLMAN,
LSu III BENSON, R.lSAAC ADRIANCE,
s'ypV Uar % Sni Is lS..NArHANL X BOYD,
S'' M 4 Se ~ SoSEs, H..CHARLES TOWN
iSuS " n SxuS, i5..EDWARD MINTURN,
'y ygnSS ~ ..ssbbiAMs, 10. ROBERT SMITH
'Srv UnVS soA'ohlh, iI..G srUlNESANT
vi W A.'0'' b.'JAMES BROOKS
Fer Seerstartss
l..okoSSs bhkSh' iV..Dr BgSJ. DsAxE
2.JkNAs NELLY. D..ABNFK Nuls
y lhVs sie hLhsih l%..1.N Ashi>SrON JENKINS
t.DASfEL SAMUEL, 80 NEWcoMs d.
IS. = NfckoFF, l4.JosEPH BSEwsrrR.
a f.sDoN. u. IS. HARVEY WEED.
: DR.. Jas X. WOOD, lo..EpMUND DEAN
a..Jss @. MoFFErT, H..S.aVEL PERkY
9..Jssks booTH, ls. NM. +. Jackson.
Mr. \. b. BLUNT, from the Committee appointed
20 prepare An Addre. snd Resolutions presented
and read the following. which were unanimously
adopted:
ADDRESS.
ne Wigs en- CITY or Nse York 70 the Ways oftae Union
The near approach of smother Presidential Eleo-
ton the mourniul experience Of the last es yesrs
the present situation Of the country and the gloomy
aspect OF the future present for your attention sub
iecis of the deepest soicitude. aud recurring the
most anxiOus consideration.
The disasters ioretod TO our countrymen in ls44
from the election Of the present Executive, have
been realized, and what was then prophecy !, now
history. The peaceful relations OF the country have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

Y Our Washington espondeptsends US a
.tory current at the Metropolis that Mr.. CLAY has
psrsmptorily declined running again for President
-su. we are used TO such stories Cannon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

TIE WILM6r PRovIso-The Loco-Fo cos Of
Bucks Co. Pa. at their recent Convention 10 nomi-
nate a candidate for Congress, adopted the follow
Ing resolution:
Reolgsi That we regard the Wmot Proviso, As yo-
tcs measure rlusht with mischief calculated 70 endsn
ger and the union and m0ny the c)nfeder,-
g.; LQrscIc.De Do s o1ircs unconstitutional n rs con
ceptsn, ant solely % promote sinister political views.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

Ia The steamship Columbus the first Of the
Philadelphia and Charleston lne Will sail from ths former
place SATURDAY morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
Victory. Victory.

By our Telegrsphic Report from Congress, it
v;1 he seen .nat tie Administration was yester-
d.v bestsn in the House its darling object OF
obtaining power TO issue Millions more ofTressury
eb,npl.,ters b. majority Of one r0te. For Polk,
Walker and shinpasters One Hundred and F0ur
lgsinst them One Hundred aadF're. Soitwas not
sor nothing that Messrs. BoTIs and K w THonP.
sos were compelled to dissppoint Ten Thousand
EexYork Wings who hoped to hear them at our
rally last evening.
- The Loan BILL authorizing Mr.. Walker to Dor
row on the best terms he can obtain, but not to
i.ue any more Treasury Notes, has thus passed
,ha uonsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

THE RcHELIEU" GOLD PEN il now universally recos-
nizei superior TO al others. They Invariably
rated and may be returned whenever theY 90 not suit
II the point, OF will be given without
charge. They sold only by b. T.. WATsos & Co. u
Willism.s door below wast and J. Y SAVAGE, "
Fultonst Gold Pens and Gold and Silver Cs@s Of every
description at wholesale and retail Gold Pens a. 81 Al Is
and II 30. Gold Pens repaired exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

Y Ia all the northern portion Of Maine snow
snow ,lom three to four feet deep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

DnMoND.PoNrED COLD PENs-Nor RrNoygD Those
in want Of good article should 20 J. w GREaTos
Co II Cedar-st They have several add very superior
styles very low prices nsthai Others sell at a. they
sell for 81 80 The genuine Albert O Bssey Pen and csss
100 stamped) 81 - only. Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

" Just published, price 80 cents, the hfh edition.
Tfansatsd from the nineteenth French ecitonJ Con-
tpaton Destroyed. u" Exposition Of natural, sim
PIE sgseg5ls and infsbe means not only on ofercom-
ing but also Of completely destroying hsbitos eonsups
ton without either any artificial means
Whatever. discovery recently sds IN France, BY NJ
WsnOA followed b numerous certificates from emineos
physicians and other person. Of distinction For sale on
Iy By Is. ID SANDS, druggists 100 FultoD.st corner
Of William. and HEsEY JoHNsos ~ Broadway, corner
Of Chambersst. New-YOTs. I8f ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
RESOLUTIONS.


Whereas, the near approach Of the time when
the People of the l nited states will be called upon
to elect new President renders 1t proper that
they should meet In their primary assemblies 70
cOnior with each other, compare opinions aud pref
ereuces aud give utterance % their honest cOnylc
tons Therefore il IS
Resoire4 That we the Wings OF the City of
New York regard HENRY CLAY Of Kentucky
as the most eminent champion Of our cherished
principles we confde IN him as Statesman, sd
mire him as Patriot, and love him as Man. and
believe him httest Of al men TO lead the Wing
array IN the great contest n0wswiitly approaching
Res0lred, That the public lie and services Of
HENRY CLAY, during the las. bali century. aud We
trust not yet near their termination, afford 10 the
poor and iriendless youth Of America a most cheer
ing encouragement and striking example and We
point the yong men OF our land 70 that lite and 10
the universal respect and general admiration with
which our great Lesder IS nov regarded IS sford.
lng the fullest evidence thut Virtue AID true p
ttio'sm although they may not always ensure
success sud raise TO the most exalted station, are
!et certain to be rewarded with that whi,h gives
20 success It's highest zest and % Station is only
iast value
h.so red. Thstin War and in Peace in Congress
sbd IN thr Oabinet a. a debster snd diplomatsts
HENRY CLAY has for the last thi.tv wears stood
Unsurpassed among the Statesmen OF America
and We cannot understand how any man should
be Wiling 10 'oae i,r any Wing as Wing. yet un.
willing % vote Tor HENRY CRAY
ReS0irsd That the Whigs OF NewYorh AZ ,oi
thor afraid nor ashamed 90 avow fully the princi
pies and objects for which they have So ardentIv
and un,iriugy struggled. aud. while they desire
success IN the ensuing cont 81 they would value
II mainly as an evidence OF the advance of pom ar
Intelligence with regard 10 Pablo Policy and the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

Let ore question n Gen Taylor Is elected q,
o. patty candidate will b. prove no party Pre'i-
dent. The should be- = o nrt suit sly other
NLE n not wgld he not oisaqpoiut those VIII elected
him. u mlJ1fy OF the people are 20 dissatisfied with
Che prize pies .Ld mesuss 90 LotA The great parties Of
this country o. elect Pr@sd-nt be Da.ng % l1t1er
-o i h- -e-- Wing 10 net end ADOPT " n measures
W ntrrlya 20 D. rls cl-tred OBJ hl hy those
elected lm or DBL Other <offs 10 Pc s elected uccl tr-
afolnc tls Dr. vi4 ROB ATov use'f ni- au1 commit
himself o. Whs policy, would De- rl- 1e o. i-4F I1s
il selecting cl-Foc0 a. WI C-tlr-src iL ailut-
Jog Loco a- - lg pc1y Must BE not of ~
have tithera parry di-lasf cistHei an1 N0l.d
De- nc have 1 crprDufca bis measures o. take iif r
here aua Iiff there fom zach, deceive hose who
elected him ' II 3d. SD hsys 70 say IT, fha' lay services
cannot BE- commsld-d IN any such ~ are %
have him Nhg PIE ident. let ris1 have him -
Wig candid.e else We may oOs oT as-rsalikaiiou
Of III Whig party
hsgs liv-i Wig ald Wing expect 70 dc
I'd Gen Taylor whose military services mold fn h gh
appreciation shs 81 develop be prncipel ~ Oh secure
.a hir.s the roItnstiou at = National Convention,
tlicf Del BIS present pcsiu0n regard a. mpossi1e he
shall flt 01iy htge ny v1le BAT u active service te o.
gJrfh lizzie ur much. But matters stand A. nrase no.
ai a fhr if.hf. before me- especially from he
rr-a Wig region of he country. i~hlcH tHins soar
correspondent has ncf c0nsu,d s1d without whose I'D
i s nrossbe for Us 70 succeed am not ollg satisfied
t.lt Nr ay IL che available candidate but the only
ere VITA vhon slccsss u certain
have reason 70 believe NJ. Clay hss lost no strength
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

r. The ignorant es seissust Tor youns Or oe
psrs0n male female, vith putrd BAD bresth or -
teeth. Persons who have either, houorsby ssuieT
q box u JONEss Amber Tooth Paste will, His
without fail
Make the breath pure and sweet
The tech white and gums hard.
Reader, 81 try this IL Is sold 10 New fors al .
ILat1sm-st. l8f .teoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

IrALiss NJ oIcArED SoAr- efscu.ly remoyi tss
pmples tTeckles EOUghncss saA0wncss&c. from thess
warranted Prepared BY DR. GOUsaUo o. Walker o. ufr
door FEoM Broadway where may be had his esieorsts
PoudTe subtle for scicatug supsThuoas haif Lifus
Rouge Or colorng lips and cheeks deep cafnsoe unte
LILY White ~ the complexion, Hair Dye beass hsh
Restorative P0m.ds for trsnssnty dyslnr gray hsirs-
Tooth P.stes Extracts. Bachelor, Liquid Hair Dye "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

TRuE Likeness % ZACHARY TAYLoR.-A fine nero.
tint engraving Of Gen Taylor by T Doney, from ou.
nal Dsgueueotype just finished and ready tor sale In
beautiful enameed frames by The subscriber
Also. Henry Clay, Gen Scott, john Quincy Adams,
Gen Warrington, John C. Cslhouu Plus ~
III IT. j. ANTHONY ~ Prosdway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

~ Mr.. w. l.. PALnrs . our Aseo, for the sale
The Tribune 10 syracuse.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-01
SPEECH or mR. BENTON,
or MISSOURI,


~ n, amendment reported by the Military Committee
10 me o"J" P'fo WV F y Nv
tornia r c. NJ, IN ,e,o
in oENAiE' Hiai ~ 1912
MIR BENTON and said The amendment reported
committee proceeds upon the principle that the claims
oy heretofore ascertained and allowed by the off
" - Jsr ,ybom thew ORIGINATED shall be forthwith paid
GERS uhuei .,a,nsS shaI No, he ns;d mill evamned
and those ho' Us, ~ - 49, NJ E.an,on, and ~
aud allowed oy 'io So'"o o,n'1's WI. ~ "''
ohcers by the amendment, are to allow the remainder
bsfore they be paid. This is the principle of the
sndmeni lie appoints nobody to do anything it only
names the persons without whose examination ana allow
ance the unadusea Claims shaii not DC pau Ihey were
officers Of the battalion under wnom the GAINS originated
and settled as lar as ha' mas oeeh zone, ana whose
legal capacity 10 pass upon the chs is anu con
tnued, IT the government chooses 10 nave he Chains exam
med before they are paid or chooses 20 save the parties
from coming from California 10 ashing,oh 10 soe pay
men individually from Congress hat they are the proper
persons to allow or reject these cams ana he only ones
who do with justice 10 the Unued states ana 10 the
claimants, Is manifested rom inc derosons' where 'here
knowledge OF the whole SUBJECT Is Iuly SHOWN Japan
Hensey commissary and quarermaster MAJOR kea-
ding paymaser Both were coSnzant OF the claims
doing the acts which originated hcm the oher ~
settling them as far as ne could Inc ueposuon OF Captain
hcnsey Va s,, hsa,s ,.sll .ccna;n,sd ees,sh,;hss
wnom INC .o' i H., H. "a NJ pd;n 60, -;
this act anu SHOWS .""t n0 au i"Jo' 1Ne"u"S' io" o
respective positions IN the pauao were pest acquainted
with the claims, and were called by their ofces to make an
estimate their amount before he left California At page
a. Of the document of dispositions he testes thus
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-01

SANDSS SARSAPARILLA. In quart bottles for the
from impure state blood system VIZ sero
Pmpe Face Blotches Bles chronic Eyes
letter seald Head Enlargement. and Pain Of the
Lumbago and Diseases arising nudcous Mercury
hs yf s' w' anna
poye sna OH
sns sf with
hopeesly under and gandular
sa Sa ssf the OF M
high standing and extensive acquaintance through southern
and lately appointed consul New Granada commends it
Nrw Yonk, January I, lsas
effects excellent ON
person, de southern virginia
high opinion ener,ainsd Of M great medicinal value In
of the exciting in the agreeable
highly and extensively used the
mend. he .ams adopted article same %a
mos highly viii be priced and trust .hs, It's Seaithreorng v
breadth ofoar widely extended Country ''s~
U. S. Consul to New Granada.
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.
New YoRx, Feb II, ls4s.
Messrs Having suffered with disease Of
distinguished physicians Europe and the United
without receiving benefit but all the time
health md strength declining and the disease mating fearful
applications used else
though producing but confident
depobe situation the ayngt being accompanied with
phhsis and difficulty breathing would have
saIsapala say gentlemen when
sarsapara did not place much confidence its
taking your sarsaparfla few
obliged yield evidence This marvellous
relieved hut cured and therefore think
gentlemen the benefit of suffering humanity this
tesaton Of my .. 1.,
Yours, very truly d. PARENT
Consulate OF France ia the United Stntes
signature acknowledged in
presence by Mr. d. Parent as true
For the Consul General Of France, ~ 49,
L.. BORG Vice Consul.
The following interesting presented
careful psIusa such evidence unnecessary
NEwY oRx April 26 lSi7.
Nessrs Gentlemen Having been afflicted with
debility weakness loss OF appetite &C., receiving benefit
remedies prescribed concluded about three
months make of sarsaparia have the
informing its effects have attended
the hsppest health and induced to
testimony the others already and
further information will personally the
of this invaluable medicine
calling at 25i Bowery, New York
Yours respectfully JANET MCINTOSH.
ntosh known
of the church. in good standing and worthy Of confidence
j. s. SPENCER,
Pastor of Second Presbyt terrain Church. Brooklyn.
Sold wholesale and RETAIL by b. and D. Sands
druggists chemists Fulton of William New
York Sold also by druggists generally throughout the United States
nd pc bottle bottles
Washington city, by r. Patterson of 9th
and Pennyl Also by Charles stott
It'll street and Pennsy lvania avenue. Oct 2odtFeb25
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NIOrICE.-By authority of the Board of President and
~ Directors of the Navy Yard Bridge Company, gene
a meeting Of the stockholders of the said here
called, be holden in the directors OF the Bank
Washington, Saturday llh day OF November mex
At O'Clock in the forenoon for the purpose OF considering
and determining whether they will dispose of their inter
rights, and privileges under the charter of The ai
company TO the of the United states, sucl
erms will then be submitted them, in order to t
ondge becoming free.
Stockholders pot attending in person, and desiring 10
vote, must ench appoint proxy by power under his OF
her hand and seal, sttested by tico witnesses.
VIM. GUNTON, President.
Oct. I9-eotd -..-
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On the amendment reported by the Military Committee
he bill for paYng The expenses Of the conquest Of CAN
tornG. e- MA ,o,e
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-01

Nl having the invitation of the trustees taken charge
Presbyterian high school for young ladies' in Louis
ve begs present its claims to her former friends, and
express hope change of location VIII prevent
them from inrusng their daughters 10 her Ms G. has
found louisville than she was led to expect and The
people Jealous the of education and she hum bly,
the institution she is assisting found may be-
blessing to The community for years to come.
heahiness of the city, and the easness OF TO
from the south and southwest, Indicate II as the
place for a school high character and neither pains
expense will be spared place beside the best
the Union.
Mrs Darlington will receive limited number of board
ers who will be daughters in her family
JO--d3n
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&1R0 REwARD-Ran away from the subscribe , a,s near

Ch1 SO REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber near
I'D lou Luay Page county, Virginia. on the 9Th inst,
boy named Aaron He is very black ~ years OF age
about feet inches high, has down look when spo-
very thick lips and heavy tongue he had on when
he left domestic kersey rock coat faded black color
broad brim white hat aud other clothing with him. not
collected The above reward OF $50 will be given should
be apprehended OF the State and SlOO II taken In the
State that may get him again. All reasonable charges
viii be paid if delivered me at Luray. ~
Aaron left in company with sPrghty yellow boy, red
complexion red hair, and spotted face; not so tall a.
Aaron but heavier made Both Of the above boys are good
coopers. WIN. A. CHAPMAN
Sept 22-u Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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L'OR RENT-The upper dwelling part Of the snres
Il story brick house adjoining the hotel on ReAary
sania avenue. corper of 18th and over The
tablished store, "Staoners Hail. occupied ~ NJ s.p.
4crber viii be for rent Possession given OF hcod ht
frs, of next month, (November) For terms, apply ~
Oct l2-d3w VIM FiSCHEh