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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20
Sir John Franklin, the Navigator.

The following from Hon. WlLLIa w. CAMP
ssLI 50 fully explains itself that we prefer pub
b,hns the letter entire rather than to call atten
i'm r. the subject in the manner suggested by the
-ri,rs LONDON. February rs, 1918.
TRox,s NcELRArH, EsQ-A few days sgo had ar
,r,sview 81 her request with Lsdy Franklin. the wife Of
sr Join Trsuklin tae celebrated navigator She was de
s-ss hat the attention If Captains OF our whaers es
ay saoai. he called 20 the fact that nothing has been
ses-s ro Ohm rincs 49, and that great spprehen-
ou. ae entertained for his ssety-thnking ihs If any Of
car yeSss whsers others should visit the Northern seas
Ae might tske extra pains 10 ascertain
n srv trace OF him could be found.
Yea arc that the British Government are fliioe
oi two sx p dous pursuit OF him, one 10 proceed
Is sea ana the other over land
In antins 10 these expeditions the hope might be ex
rssed isst vessels II any should be about visiting th'
Scrisern would tske extra pains To lock ou
o- sry Of tho great navigator. told Lady Frank
La hs, cur papers had doubt would most cheeTfdly
es attention As desired Now know no better person
write 20 thsn yourself VIII you not put paragraph II
TIE TriEaS 10 effect, such would most likely
e copied.
Tasre is no doubt that II vessel should make any
discoveries in relation 10 Sir John Franklin that they
rocld be mos literally rewarded by the British Govern
ment. Very truly your friend,
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

o ra.isti with her enormous debi dshsisEi ryeaus
ireland on the point u rebellion. s1d ans.sy spi'
enough in fusaaa to faa che democratic spii 10 out
bfs.A shs viii aoubts. aeqalescs qalsty Ia shat aba 10
nposatto resist sseh, Indeed was the tsaof Of the
dslee. up to tho last moment TITO other leading Faro.
pean powers are last nov sufficiently employed nth
their own unruly rO.,eslon. Too only po'sntsis Who
sht have stomach for Mo Gsht, and who has ample
TO urge a. 1. Nichols o. Russi. What will be HE
action await With sons Interests There would be A..
most insurmouai4ble eulty in marching Russian
my ia France with the friendship Of bs powers in
tsrvsning The people Of the intervening kingdoms
would rise In rebellion and hundred tboa',rd Hrssd
men would throw Themselves barrier The roaiier
OF France We look ~ no general war In Europe, but
we anticipate By the next sdyees Of the entire
success Of the Reform party 10 France and the spread Of
rsppbliesnsm among other nstons, Lom5aFdy Bavaria,
Germany, Belgium.
Ia England money continued to be very easy
and eonfdenee wa, gradually returning The French sd
vice. depressed Consos ST Trade 10 The manufastur'
ing districts improving
The exports of the past week from Boston were
slOS5l5; otwhch sSl s55 was Domestic produce.
The quantity Of Coal transported last week over
the Reading Railroad vss 7777 and for the 1854
tons.
At Buffalo the demand for money was undated,
and the rates in the street still hilh-
The whole line Of the Pennsylvania Public
werss has been f.d and will be in working
the ics moves OF.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sale, of stocks, &c. see FvtA POs'.
TURDAY, 2. NJ.

The market at the First Board, although mac
tive did not exhibit much change; but at the Second
Board the effect Of the foreign wa. exhibited The
fauces all fell of about per cent and Treasury notes
sold a. praninm. The bears used the advees very
much 10 their advantage.
The influence Of the news on the Bill market has
been = increase the demand Of drawers The "kns rate
for good signatures i. 9ao per cent with sales at both
figures although sood bills still to be picked up AZ ga
a. DER cent The entire destruction Of french credits for
the present will cause all settlements to be made In Lon
don and of course the ,nd for Sterling This
will probably enable drawers to obtain an advance
In Frelghts there was nothing doing worthy OF
note.
On Change there was very little disposition to-
day to make operations All parties especially on Inc
foreign side were busy discussing the news from France
There was much difference of opinion both among the
merchants and in Wss as to what would be the eneet
of tie advces upon this country The magnitude o. the
prevented sny very decided expression Of opinion
mill more time had been had for digesps the fact. The
prey.ing impression appeared to be that the immedais
a,src. Of the news would be uuavorsble IS creating
NOR, n, lass alarm raising the rate Of Sterling bills near
~ not IN IN. specie point and embarrassing that large
portion Of our merchants who connected with the
manufacturing and commercial Interests OF france a
general usr in Europe, which 10 remote rossibihy o.
This 10 France, would be brought 10 bear upon
this cogutfy through various msdlSH'' an" '"''u
much difference in tie views Of Wslst whether The IN
aueuces 81 such an svent would be fsyorse'e or DISASTROUS
One party srsued that such event would throw the
carrying trade OF the whols world into our "@
immsuso misses Of capital would DO sent 70 TINS country
for investment which the owners would 20 longer fk 10
III. securities Of the totierins and debibdcensa tns
dom, OF Europe and that bouDdles nsfket would %
opened for our surplus produce and msoUseure' " h'
nation. o Europe could fight battles and corn
the .atns time All these thpgs would undoubtedly 10
certain extent occur ard sed Immensely TO the wealth
M e.uutry Ga the other hand I. ~. urged that's sens
al a,r IA Europe would destroy every merchant VIII
s,si.l relation, on the other sde-tbs, there bsin
80 ..,sp credit. here all rsn!tlsneo' must psfoies b
m.s. ir specie and that suspension OF az tho n.H"
a.. f,i,sa state. would follow in thirty days There
-. IA ,h,,. Arguments. the Ptsmisss-a genera
,,ls, admitted bot It ia no, preS.s' That '1eh wi
:. ..slt some Of the Allied P0ws" are prepared o
willing again 10 interfere with France ',.sp,
a..., dlst.stsfsl IL may he 10 Great bh.lo TO have
u..s.ls s.t.b.hsd 90 opposite shore Of .'s 'ns'
-. a.. viii hardly venture excepting with diP''n'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

We y les. Ne'%Asrw- II NE va sSN's'
,,,a naaAe,. NJ As Ntgs.eeNss " SANTA 70
A,,asA, e,,a Ms, CIV ~ the late '.'"~ A@e'e
,.N V-Asg.. ,ss ,,1N,wias aeiNs ~ question:
rNs> wi, .>Sa r. al s,sas. "a The newe aele'r
~ ssstseS,
a.. U...ss,.s sysf. - tNs sgrressssnk CNsvVasiNn
80 I. - Assa. ne saes,lsA ~ annexation ts the
49,, S,.eSs a. ~ we, ~ .,Vsl sNtsfvs' The men
- a. ,N,.,saskVA y NsseS, wsy ~ ieaarnesa ~
-. .,.ts,. ~ ~ asl IN sg,as DIAL decision
-, -, ,ass W tss Aya.S sra heHess ~ thcse whom
- ,sSs Jaw Ssossa ~ teFivseai shsis washes aud
We ssss(isa " tNs ssiseNshmsnt ~ state e0Nstn
..,st 49, \ ,Ss trtNSUs,,NA II SsNsy Aese's, us
....el e, ssae ,snxta The s3,s,N ARGUES ths''S,r'
1880. Vs tAsit ic>its IT, ihe rev state, vii 10 th'
- a. s~>rss tAlNsf ans Ne clslws that they should
- r-esrStes ~ tAsy rsVpcscn other wVrtS. that The
.,i,,e " S,sNN, IL the new y, acquired territory shall
- s.is rS>>~rise rAs rshs 70 lasssed arNa with mset
- res.s~S -.
tSse lsw ss1 rsSis,. lNltea states nrasccns. ant
t,ss NlesrSe. rsai AMI lianils,. weTe In santa fs.
4 rSwSra - Ss,eNe q essfea ior the recover Of !
,,s,< Ns>Ssr. :, ne nsne ~ lcyfs. 81 the city q
,>isesAs> VAC was Ssr;a,Sd Ny tovrg band 81 Ca
esesees
ktgNs.gy Association has bssn formed 3, santa Fe.
re<se gentlemen ~ not cNanfm the rumofs. received
= - Cy ~ Ire WAY ~ New csleans ~ diincutles DO
s-~sa ,Ns ,scrmsa suA American companies AZ ~ fsso
49, nsgAss u re h,rd Is Believed 20 have occurred
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FOREIGN IMP CREATIONS

LIVERPOOL-St,GpshipC amb' tg-lO CO Phelps, Chit.
tendon & Bliss-lO w Whiiewright & Cos Osborn-2
N A Vudetyood-3 MeIivAin 4 Wilhams-2 Wheeler
4 A Cuerber Co.'s C Rheiner-g Jas Oven 10 Patton
Stewart g stone Levin COZ Buuerheld Bros
Walker Vyse Son-6 Reynolds-l9 J fslconer
Co-2l Mccall StToIs-7f Riss. Rsbcoek Co-s Reis'
Brothers-8 Msssn Kohsast-1 wight. sturgls X SHAW
] & BLISS Lewis < Co.'S Fellows Schell-j Pol.
lock & Coll Cromwell Haigh. Co.'S Jsfrsy
Son-l2 F. J Brownie Coin, Brssley Colo w Ben
ismin ir & Co-l8 Haruden & Cot A Booth HoTey
Wilisms & Coz II Farnum Coo Lockhstt, Giblon
Cos sydney Homer-l0 Russell March-lI Dord-4
q Pearce 4 Cos A IT Stewart 4 Co.'S Lewis Akin
sou 80 Bird, Gulihsm L Cole L Stewart Col
A A Petris-l9 Adams x Coo Lottimer LarRe-4 W \
] Morrison-S Baker ( Co.'S J 4 Woodhead-S
Drought-S d Appleton 4 Co-S06 pkg. TO order.
CARDENA-Bark TtmPteton-fo3 hhd'46 ties bbl' mo
lassss Young, Hawkins6 Co.
HAVANA Brig Hodgdon-22 bxs sugar Cazet As
toipe-l2i do Frarzis Brothers-6ll do Rowland AZ
pinwall-lOO do % hhds m0lss:es Mathews i TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

The Attest dates from Austin are TO the goth I'll
usN> II wn then understood that the Legislature
wSald adjourn N the 18Th instant James y Shaw
IA, A,ea reelected Controller and James II. Ray
ussA reelected Treasurer Of the State for the term
y tsoyess
ne State L0>oEoco, Convention assembled it
tie Representatives. Hal a, the capital on the 2lst
sauaN Gov. Wood presided. A resolution was
adopted expressing the belief Of the Convention
tAss the present Loco F0co Administration will
uainsSia the boundaries of Texas as laid down in
TIE map under the direction Of the United States
Ssc-c;sTS ri State.
g.ssss rnS; Texans will support for the ffcsl-
l, sna wee rrsslisScy OF the Unei States such In
<vAssss " the Democratic party VIII m2iutain the
ssr e,npron3ses the subject Of slavery, and main
t,s Ire esA shneU 81 boundary, defaed BY the
fsu,N the lac Republic Il Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

On the 18th inst after short and revere Illness OF pa
ralysis ELIZABETH, wife Of John Maiher, In the 51h
year of her age. q,
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to atterd the funeral Tuesday, PIG. init Al y
o'clock from No O Woosterst. without farther inVl'
ta'ion.
C'S- Albany and Kingston, N. Y. papers please COPY
On Saturday, l9th inst Of paralysis, MIS- THOhAs
LAKE. -,
The friends Of the family requested to sttend her
funeral TUESDAY morning, at 10 oeioek from her ate
iesio -uce 10 Waierst Willismsburzh.
Ia Brooklyn. on Saturday morning, ENELlNA D dsugh
ter Of John Biunt, aged = years.
Funeral from the house Of her father No. VI Remsent
this Monday afternoon, at o'clock. - $500
In Brooklyn, March IS, after brief Illness FRANCIS
jerks, infant SOD Of o. c and Lucia Aaene Gardiner
AT Port Jervis Orange Co. the 10th ms. Of small
pox Mr. EDWARD f. EDDEY, Of the hrn Of Corwin
Eddey OF this City, eyed "a years and months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20
AUCTION SALES.

G. KEMP. Austionee..
GENTEEI FURNITURE-By Cstslosue.-R G..
" KEMP will 50 AZ auction on wednesday, a. ~ o.
Il ek AZ 345 Broadway, nearly opposite the Tabernacle
handsome assortment % psflor dining and cham
Der furniture and house articles panotote &c
tete stete slfs rosewood easy and sewing chairs and
eouches mahogany spring seat Raor chairs elegant ward
robes Egyptian mail bic top tonter tables marble top
bureau end wsshssods carved Gothic ana french
oedesds beds mattresses cane sst chairs loosns sasses
ivory table cutlery, hvef plated csstors ana
msny other his articles Many Of these articles were
made TO order and very good.
FRIDAY. Mstch "a,
At 10 O'Clock at 3i5 Broadway.
TRADE SALE on PAPER HAsSIEGs on months credit.
spring syss Also 600 rolls saiGed best quality 1900
rolls Of common paper hsnsngs Catalogues and sam
Piles the morning VI sale. mIV
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BOOK TRADE.
oRAaAnCS MAGAZINE
OF LrYERATURE AND ART, FOR APRIL, is'
~ ORI0lNAL rAfEkS

~ LirERATgpasn ia hSp AT, E8k AfA'A' "
hob Jones' OF iks Mao Wbo coalda, os, Along 10 ne
wa,A byT s. Arthur; Tbs Daring. b. Blanche hsp'
o.irss s.s II re,, MouI'ris ~ Charles = r.':s'sss
Heed snd The Heart. BY NJ" y 3 co~ssr5 70 u the
$50 ~ n, yI,,s By Ana. Blaehwsi The FIRE Of Dfn-
wood By H.nry " Loa.fs1. sssr e, - s, ssss
Bald The Cruise Of ne esns' ;, y.ss d syss,
saom.4 ~. L..t Of nj, Race by DJdss rh:lss; De
cay ana Rome. by R = Ths LIZ ss Ssg Ne No,
Forsorsn, By Enls Goodres Psanss Hr. 70 BIZ
Mistress. by r. n Bacon; The Portrait o. osai S.,si
o, seorn Not Thy Brothst BY T. cusus ~ Extrset,
u sons. By SIR. y. c. Klonsy rntins-An |~'
By Henfy Hsgert ,,.vx,s
GES WINFIELD seorI -oae Of the se'es 81 rhrmss
Portraits o. the AEny Heroes Engraved oy 1
welsh. from or snsl Dssycrreosype By MOOT
PAULINE Cary. % rHg OsLy DAucHfsA-A me sna
sipele epxr.vins Of the 6rst order.
PAsfs F,sHIoNs.-We give the latest PAS FASHIONS IN
Gr.hsm'' for April, received By the lss; ste amer.
Mvsfc--Ben solt. The ~oids snd melody BY Thomas
Dunn English. .....h,
VM III GRAHAM Tr,baas buiidipes,
~ Na.sau-st. Office Of Grahsm's Msssrine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20
Chloroform and Its Effects.

To the Editor Of The Tribune;
A correspondent of The Tribune requests
answers to the following questions with respect to
Chloroform and Ether;
"whst do We know of the legitimate effects Of Ether
or Chloroform, and eau they be snncipa'ea Win any
certainty p
We know that insanity insensbiity is always pro-
uced by the inhalation Of these articles that the unc-
,lons of life are in a measure suspended by them We
have the best evidence that death has in several instances
resulted from their use We know that the most intense
drunkenness The consequence of taking these articles
and we can anticipate that the effect will always os IN
ronoron 10 the power OF resistance or vital reaction
possessed by the patient.
there sny specific dose to be inhaled hey one which
IL Is not safe 10 administer II /!
The same rule holds good here that serves with regard
"a alcohol or arsenic Chloroorm anu Ether are poison
rroyed such by their effects. The dose should be grad
mated according to the effect we wish to produce. VIC
wish 10 Kill we should slve large dose TO poison UP
70 insanity, less will To produce insensioiy
we must run the risk Of producing des'h and larger OF
smaller quantity win be required for either 'hee' accord
ing to the strength Of the patient.
"Can judge from ole case what its enee' WI" % u"
another :"
We can DO this with our present facts 20 eeia" CAV
tent. and we are getting more facts daily.
Can we jadge from It's effect to-day whs' IL VIII 10 W
morrow II given 10 the same patient
We can If We know the constitution OF the patient OF
the potency OF the article
Can we tell whether its favorable administration 10
aav NAV not be followed by inevitable death tonoTro" -
a CONSEQUENCES Of ITS frsi sdminisir alton 2
There can be no such thing as favorable adminrS-
ton Of So virulent poison as these articles iheIe
NAV be cases where sosrea. an evil as Chloroorm OF
E,her might be less evil than the endurance OF teTihe
operaton but poison must be always regarded as
o,,op or as one ths, may destroy fe and that VIII In
,,,s the patient II death does not ensne
ais not each separate matter OF experiment 10
the operator p
Yes. - ,
Ought Choroform, or Elmer eVor 10 w s''" '0'F'
IN formidable operations ,...,
No.-ana perhaps ihenihough TINS Is 10 DC Se''e'
by more facts than we have st present AL present n'
preump,ion Is In favor OF the Chloro0rm IN very
/ bic operations.
2 A Coon Hlr.-A Poem called the DeVhs ne"
Walk" in imitation Of coleridges wsllkao"n Ines ma
the follow .lg starsa;
"He went into a mill. where the whoeis were s"n'
And the key. IN ,he hands Of the sheriff
Ara he laughed 20 think how the operatives
49, 49,.
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Pfirr 70 trnt5.
IMMIGRANTS GUIDE

AND CITIZENS MANCAL,-A work for lmmisrssns
N Of Gil ella to the United at-s OF Amencs WIN
affections and valuable informst for Travellers win
Map Of the United States. by A. " Warner.
From n. Nsr- lork Iribune
" rbs Immisr.nt', Guide and Citizens Manual, By A.
w Wuner" is neat work IN lSmo FORM Just puohsnea
BY C. Sexton. 2nS Broadway IL gives, In snot, eoui
o.,s and with ease Of dctop view Of cur insttotons
civil and political with Tables Of Distances, Fares 90
which will prove very convenient TO Immigrants Y" ,ns
LATED stses-couped with directions and vsiuape IN
formation for American. them selves For sale BY
rs2n q c. sAAIOe. s"o oIoeowsy.
WELCOME TO HARRY OF THE WEST
w The above Song sung BY the hotchnson uooae ~.
CLAY at the NewYork Hotel s published snd now rssdy
Also A splsudii new Nj ghtingae Waltz" BY oieim
and the Mnns Waltz. By Walsh-No IL OF Cnrnnys
.one.- We II have httls dance tonight; and Ine
Gal with the Blue Dress oni" Dearest Mae has also
.rived; ncls Gabrie" will be on hand To morrow
M % ltandis C HOLT il Music PubsheI. 10 Fuone.
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,ovsrrrv OF GOODNESS.

II APPLETON 4 co. Publish on ius'oy 4
IL. tsfy OF Godline.," By Rev ssm Soa'pA., ~ -
Rector Of cavsry Church, New forf. VOL '''' go
Esntly printed price IS cts s,.s..s yo,,.
ID 4 h co also publish the following Ssanosra "o'"
Tr.nci', Notes on the PARALLELS, vol svo. ~ 10
sh-rloeks Practicsl Christian, lomo 70 su
sn,,,Iss. Manual Of pevo'iops l6uo. - cents
Tsyio,'s HOLY Living AID Dying Emo 81
Tsylor's Golden Grove, l6u,o ~ en. -.
T.ylors spiscopscy Maintained, lemo. % es
Wil,on's sacf, Privsia, eou ?ets lemo 10 CTS
speucsr's Christian Instructed, lemo 81 a,
Kips Double Wines. aud the Shoten' ."0'
Ms.hsrs Notes 90 Y iscopsey, l.mo 81
Mauning on the Unity OF the Sh1reh, ioino. - s"
Ogilhy', Lectures on the Church. lomo. !" CTS
HOOK, Gross and Christ, limo 90 es "a,
ives', Apostle. Doctrines and Fellowship lemo' % Gus
sKsmpiss Imitation OF Christ, lego % e,s. 49,.
Churtol's History Of he u gish Snr'sn' i'"' " Wv
Eyaus's Rectory Of valehesd. ioho 80 cn
sa,ton', Team 70 Live and Die, each 10 eta a. ....
P.lmsr on N. Church VIOLA Svo. - m" -tp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

l. YARN. staatod al soa'h Oyster Bay. eseens Co
M Long lsl,na. a. lairns Masareqaa Lae. " cen
tain. land aNted toto a. Ahls,
meadow .nd wcod aed. With ihriny ofehaid 81 abs ~
sno youns apple all patsi sod 10 ial tesfins 70
rather vi peaches peas cherries, and other hn@ u
, ,atssd thc lsud 10 good crde Toe itnces " goo
f.palr IA interested ~ the south Oyster Gay Turn.
e Rod taviss tho LsAs (which stouads 10 eSasltei
u and usvsahls efscs The east side, snd eAtshf'
us an iha siath II the bay u Witch II hs tall ssS-
h,fa 10 On ho place sad doahle two stof, house. hsfn
ana ether out haidiass all large snd eouvsnlsat The
-. 1. ~s aisa With trees .hfahbsfy I've ueish
hofhaai 10 good sra healthy There sie Al fFseofal
Church and Pct OAee within fs~ mipsies ~sk 10
sill BE- cold trssihef of ia separate parcels 20 sn par
sbaf bslus s.p.hls ~ convenient tNtsoas ino ssse
al patts FaF paitiselsfs asply w
n.A. lu A 4 nLEEGkEk. AaaLleaeeI. kLoad-sl
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AMUSEMENTS.


CROWDED HOUSES at the Society Library, con.
" nor of Broadway and Leonard s-ln eonse qosncs OF
he great success attending the entertainments o, pr
eccentric characters and Sisnor Spnettos ieo
learned Can,y Birds they will be continusd every even
ug until farther noiee TicSets 30 cents 10 oo"nsnoe
az q quarter before o'clock a.
sis spnetto viii perform every morning at half past 10
and halfpau in the afternoon m.V lwn
NTINTU WARD HENRY CLAY BALI. viii
\fals Mace A. the Apollo on TUESDAY evening March
a. Ticket, be estsued Of tne following committee
rhom,s Lsvrtt Willism Wells, Jas w Booth,
Jacob L. Sebrng, John w Mead A. cunningham
John w. Lstson. mo no
AMERICAN MUsETM.-splendidp performances
n avery afternoon at ocl0ck and every svenlra a.
Lat wee, Of Mr. and Mrs MALONE RAYMOND .nd
their three be.ut full shte who give their inmitsbs
i,h Musical Enter tsinmens, consisting OF lisn snec
dotes Sketches Of Irish Character oter.Pe.d Win mu
,c on the i.no Irish Melodies &c by Mrs msepe nay
r1oud and he ch.mipg Misses Fsnny Emily and Lousa
week also OF Brunetts Model OF Ancient Jerusalem
Also engaged, Great Western the Yankee Miss Bernard
the Scripture Staiuary, 10 r,,,, IN
half price Reserved front seats one shilling extra mzo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20
a A CouNTRY sRAT TO LRT-oppo.i,s ths

% vilsfe Oi West FsFms The River bfunN runnlns De
~ tween Tho house 10 " granite "a ~ 81 mo lawn
and gatdeu houses OF every description comprising
about ak acres land whn miles Of railroad depot al
FsrdhNu sud within 4of HArAm Possession immediate
IL large web cultivated farm, OF which ths above IL
portion. viii saotd TO tenant macy snnvensness In
mir. of PETER WILSON,
49,. u MarfaY.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20
DtsrURpISG THE PEAcE.-A man named Henry
L. al.r Instica Pairca u EI.da

DISTURBING TIE FtAVE'--A HIHH TIHIITcU fIVI.1
Ansus made complaint before Justice PIERCE on Friday
even ng az the wife Of Philip Mclaughlin who re-
sides ia + ont ct. as drunken ana olsuoeIy person
us,iee pejre sent an officer inquire into the matter
who found her acting in very osoderiy manner emo
took her to Jail where she would have remained during
~ isbt hsd 4, not been for ex Alderman Smith no sp-
piled to the Mayor about o'clock 10 the night and effect
ed her release Do examination on Saturday mornG
he, husband and Mt Derby testified that Mrs MeLsugh-
lin had never been addicted drinking sptituous liquors
INIT that she is periodically subject 20 nsrvons attacks
which produce mental alteration This fact being made
apperent she was immeds tely discharged.
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THE NORTH.BRITISH

DEyIEW No XVI. February ls+S-ls this day pup
Femsls Characters OF Goethe and Shakspearei
? The Art Of Anglog;
3 M.riolstry OF the Church Of Rome
& Settlement and Poor Removal;
s. Criticisms Christmas Carol
Dr. Chalmers Poshumous Wofni
T. Colonization from Ireland;
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Fur-The Boston Irapciier records
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ine ,s,ns Ore and burning up before assistance cosn
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Of June.
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FEFRAScIs B. STRIKER has been unanimously
renomnatcd for Mayor Of Brooklyn by the Wing Cenven
ton and trust viii consent to serve His past service
appears have given general satisfaction Charles j.
Taylor David b. Baylis, Barnet Johnson Geo. W. Prince
and Nicholas Rhodes are the Wing candidates for supe
visors from the frst seven Wards
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auc.iOnser.

BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctoneer.
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Il EDN'D PAYSON, this day At tho store .jj Pesrd
among which will be found fancy work shaving and toilet
boxes screwed pncushion steel and gum elastic chains
,k ard cotton purses accordons bsrmonicsl canes DOLE
mirrors, knittnspins Also al invoice oil ficn pseo end
bsnn, ware 6OO sross pessl buttons Also, to pay ed
vance an ayoice Of gold watches jewey &c. For par.
ticu lars see catalogues, now resfy. MO It