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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

- SsuNDEEs's TofLEr ARTICLES, DEEsstNG CAsEslso
Fancy CUTLERY, az i4I Broadway corner Of Lbenysi,
aud 387 Broadway. between White and Walker sis. Tie
their collection Of toilet aiuces, winch point vsnef
b not eqaled u The city They selected with De
greatest regord Cuay, an- al lrIun'cd Isn
assortment Of fancy cutlery embraccs al he style.
Rodgers sons pcnA1iFes, nail Dies, tuition hoOks, and
other arccf for toilet nee, many Of which have never been
before imported Portable dress ~ the subscr5ffs
own maEufIciure These III the mott compact
FORMS cOuialng useful articles of tie best qualify they are
acknowledged BY travelling gentlemen % be- saren0r %
those imported. g. SAUNDERS a SONS.
myj0 b. ~ and s87 BrOsaSos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

WIscoNsIN.-The House OF Representatives
stands 10 Whig TO &c Loco, instead ofs2 70 40 a.
irst reported Senate 3 Wing TO &c LEGO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

We take tire following bret synopsis OF tie
Message OF Pena Penn TO the Congress OF Queretaro
from the v o. BaIefn It contains the substance Of
tie whole document which is too long for our columns
The Message. which is written ia very mild, gentle
terms breaihc nothing but peace and seems 10 advice
every concession % obtain that desirable object u
commences by saying, that 70 is almost lnipo7sln!e 70
realize the present favorable aspect which public affairs
wear " hen compared with the late unhappy situation
0l the country The Present then declares the Con
re-s assembled according % the laws OF tine hcpuuAc
and cutrr- into the history o the war, ana is cause
which be say- the Annexation Oh IoXss 70 tAe
nitod states
lie pave "a compliment % the Mexican army, though
De almost rays iasr they ola not night with ne sr o
people defending their own l0mc-. lie defends Ais
ou conduct since President and invites scrutiny mo
hs public acts lu place Dee states that u b impo--
-,lc o. sustain war with ikl United states out M
a.fafr utraIarh says. u never did believe. nor 10 j
now believe tl.t the Republic oi VI Xico = incapable
of v,acns successful WAY against tle United stale
Hc however continues by saying thar b. we're best That
M the past difference re or gotten. ana iAat lonsf
should - once settle tie que fon in peace.
ne avs that the Americans have learned the Mexican
people grand lesson. which he hopes they VIII pFon-
by aud also cufrcats them o. forget the past anu % fy
and place the country n the position che was 5eiof, TIE
war cd r their CHI lrln wa. not have reason -D cllr-e
their frrnorc, b. draws vlvlI picture oi The state
of tie country under the wargirh commerce stoppeA
public ami pnvlfe bankruptcy, and on tho atnlHhi
horrors H. refers % Nucatal. end rlys tnat tlr}
their suffering brethren could be- gwen. and conclude
ly Saving that the treaty oi 6uadaioupe D. the ony
Tim. wh.ch can re.eueratc Tie country and pfcs-rf
Do. nationality and appesl- o their good sense ana pa
trof.u 90 rafiy D. which le urges upon them 10 ile
sflou ,e-f terms.
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NOTICE no onOcFRs AND OTHERS.

srLsSDID BATHING PLscE-The Asior Baths, ~ 9sssx.
EAU have lately been added 10 an newly furnished IN
PERI maaner-addng luxury to the means Of cieauress-
To those whose TASTE Affects the elegant this may be- "a
ought 10 be. recommendation fOr own pai, ihs &c
commodauons Of clean fragrant towels pure soft water ard
roomy apartment ali 10 one sse 10 batle In, enough
without the Let citizens show by their patronage
hatiLey appreciate Sir RAsNsavs efforts 70 please thea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

ArA prrNfCM-M. Victor Considerant the tai
,nted leader oi the Foureiits trctv such, in Pans
ha. become So popular Chat ;he proprietor oi ne"
Journal entitled In N0R'ognc palSded u.s. name WIN
b.. II. editor VI Cons dcran- was obliged puoiey 10
.l.sefai IN ths honor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

ArrTurr TO KuL-John Williams ol,Qs Sny-
der who j. charged with having shot atAndrew Waller
with loaded gun on last sunday arrested ycsfer
day by Officers Cunningham and Williams The officers
also arrested ~ the time Jacob kershaw who
of the rioters Mr. Waller is ina very critical situa
on and the accused are both in jail awaiting tie result
Of bis injuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

- TIE Museum always takes the lesd on hoAdnys and
t- compane. Of little foss may Gwnys uc seen mere on
-l.cl occasions. This afternoon VII he Nfok co. rs Wf
,aa,lerfs are ot the meet attractive ami ttscinaing
character 1hc performances ut he EimoIlW seeh-uefs
and comic SINGER. and the exhibition 90 me bir-oifns
Views. Giant Baby SinuHfy Nc WI uH1sef hr""e ana
rt,If rfrn fharn for IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

TaE IIAr or rHr SEASON AND FOR fHr srAsoN-GsS@.
40 PIG Broadway opposite - puus is now prepared 70
offer The public chapeau d'ie, which comprises 81! he
qusltes desirable In Summer bat being Ash'' eleganl
durable and perfect venia'or D. is the greatest novelty
IN ,r shape N a Hat ever Introduced by the trade Csl
nnI aAlnlIun ul.lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

sourH CAKoLtNA.--A Special Election was
cd in the Isl District on the 22d and esd INST.
OR Member OF Congress, to take the place OF
Hon. james A. Black deceased. The vote in the
Chester Distric, answering TO ON County, was as
follows
Col F. w. Davie .. s34 Gen D. Wallace .... 50
Col. II H. Thompson. -
Vote light. Gen. Wallace thought 10 be elected.
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Tn corHT OF lsepmT.-A correspondent Of

AHf 'Nt-i "a -+''t-'''- - 1919 $3.50 20
fle Bc-aa,rf Ssn writes ne iol9ws.
FaEu-EIcE. Nd May p
The dlsfIn -ll.sLcd coloufrer o., Mexico. A7j. Gen.
Wnsrll Se1rt arrived here ID The cars this mcrn.n-
% llt o'clock where hundreds ID. cur citizen. hal i.h
eged 90 meet AMI -ge aa Lcro heartfelt srcctn- ln
company win dis military hisifan. were Capt =.
scott L.cu. T. q iinilon Dr. W -herspoan, Gen. I3w-
son ani lalv Col be.kHap ant family, Cen Cushing,
Mai A. q. BENNETT Lieut. james Long-ireet. Gen Gut
man. ami many more wh0se names could not ascer-
tain They have found comfortable quarters al Refers
CITY Hotel and George R.ces L. : Hotel The city
appears very lively have not yet ascerla-ned when
and Whsrs they VII open heir Court.
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. AR RIED.

rr-.d-y n rss ns b Rev LII. ?. " Bach Thomas
rTI- ~ ELLINDR n Ororss H@aru. ~ Al c fs
on Trssdss 50fh l-sf hr Rev. Mr. Rcd Mr Alexander
zEAR o. Ns- NAR6AEET ASH CAHOONf. az II ih, CTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

TaIAL oF JEwELL.-rhe trial of Jos Jewell
tor committing a rape on the person OF Elizabeth
Lynch, commenced Y Bostea on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

EFFECTS o. RUN-Iocl Ruame wassentenced
yesterday ~ the County penitentsry for months
a charge OF hautuHl drunkenness. Thomas Bennett
was brought before Justice Atwatcr yesterday on a
charge of YIN. la state Of beasty nt0xicat0n Ia The
street The accused having been brought In Court
several different times for similar offence, he was
sentenced 10 The County Peuitentiary for months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

Pu1t aurIririA. Tuesday My "
There isn o. q ncws item 90 interest star ns o.
day e11r Aa. declined End .sls- loo1 1-.s o. - 20
fo f2 -sles of lNo1l bushels Whca' ~ i-9 ~ rrd
ma rs q, ~ ~ white Corn. nothing doing. Cotton
o1a- -'es rf 11C htds Clri.ras Mlltslcs 40 ~ a-i
iU llIs .0rf1rs -u-s- CO 1i to cents on time
o. ~ a0 ba's Prr-e Ncss pors 70 go Sd and 10
bis pine 90 elJ Whisky IN ba.s - cents. loa4
sans cr -rrcss-fvs. hrfrt-l Coml a- o.. f
111 @ch Nav boz lga % G-ari. d keai b. 81,
i-O Morris. l9t, l.C.0 Treas No-t-, 1925 -Nj =
war Et s.rn ia 1-- Gi-sri Do. In0 Lshl-l ln- -
o. Red ia 100 C.nf W " BE BPS go; Do Nsnli
a1i Mech Tk ~. 5000 Penn e. a. 30 Leusa Coal
Scrip --f- -lI Bk. 8
c1nf Ear-f-ir0 pell -. 81 -. .lI ~tai FaF
r. - Il l, 90, q. rs r.0 So Lei -h Coal SCRIP
7gt. l1l Raasin- -. VI Norrs lo. @ill sea- Nsv
H. c. - 1000 Ca WV BIS. 90 SD { $ o. 81. t'if'
-00 rS - .-J % og10 O. X f.. So l0.l lyl lr's'
Noes Il-r
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-, - ,.s.. ., N T. Dfsxis q - gse.d
-. -, In - Be1a sisf q ,c-.ssay "a se'aee d 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

VERA Cauz IILus.-The 81 y. Cfcsccars cor-
respondent writes thus from Vera Cruz on tie lfh
il-i. ARRAY occurred TIE plaza this morning, ln
which O. Foster o. tie Louisiana Battalion Nas severe
iy cut by Bowie smile iu the hands oi Mr. frcder-k,
Clerk iu flr Quartz rnastcrs Depariin 10 Another
Clerk In thc same department iniericred ald got r.
severe cut in ihe arm. Freiericks was also c-i ID me
le-
casc o.. some interest has been investigated DID, the
Lieut. Governor Court w.fh-a tle lt.t few days Inc
widow OF Ramon 0tero. formerly Of YOUR city scni
over an egeur ami claimed slave and part 90 lie
est o. Ten ay hey husband. u--r0 b. tie name ~ Do
rn.n-o OtcrO gho claims hsr De i o native ~ the Re
public of Columbia, ani vas tt2-n % tnc house "
Otero in Ncv Orleans when cutie 1oy-eft there a.
Ter The death 0f Orcro aizi has lived here i.r seven
teen ycar III, IS quite iuv0Ilic neie-llie on ltt-l
l-en, necro-snd j. boss Hlsonhas twenty-five men
n employ now-col-eqleltly So produced gulte an TX
c.tcment here among The exican popaat on Re read
Us oa-ainci security and u has been decided b. Judge
WlnLcrr1 send the case % NcwOdeans tor inrc-t--s
non. and IN The meantime holding O. the securities
% await t- decision Oi The com petau tribunal 10 New
Orieals
Tbe health Of .Ac city Is ioicrabiy good averaging
about thirfy cases of vom.il weekly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

- The Pre'by,er,aa Herald announces tho
death Of Rev. John Matthew'S D. Professor Of Theo-
loyy IN the Theological Seminary at New Albany, H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
Wing Naliornl Convention.

Omo.-JAurs COLLIER ESQ. Of Steubenville,
has been chosen Delegate from the NNllth Dis.
trict Of Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

- The H9rqrd Disfricf Md Adr0cafs saws .
We learn from some farmers 10 the neighborhood II
Ciara-vils that tie wheat s seriously suffering from
the effects Of The ~. The crop promises sbun.
dsnt yield and viii FER ogtsrp the products Of preyi
OUs year,"
r., Capt. WELcHEE OF the L. :. Corps OF En-
gineers died AZ Savannah on the 18th INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

The SLAgrTkAuE.-A recent arrival at Charles
Ton from Ba-no- Avrc. brings she fo-ovH- piece Of
.a;el.cncc
Tie bar Ceres arr vad ~ no Iane-r0 from c Coast
Of africa -s 81 Lsv- 10 less tc0u -o passengers J.
81. whom hai been landed ro cap-urcc -.aVcr- on -
C,74- o- Africa ~lc also brings news -lat during the
az te months 81 s'lvcrs have been capur on fle
cla-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

= WIS 0F CaAr IS BALTINoRr.-lt is poss be
rlrt DID, f- quantities oil coal that have been brought go
Ralru -- .s srt1le laay lave been literally sent ,n
N.r.rsr,e We yesterday -,v come specimens tl.en
!ro.a reu struck 81 cct below t1e surface. ln d.
-ur well ~ re corner 90 Ross nrf Union sts- on;
0t which cousideru5i- glant-y was thrown in pis-i,
f.rsu-a Pie VEN. D. is said 90 bum wei though ii'
rrres-zrcr e lor ~ the m1.- 1a--erIn- Kind we may
g.. return the tavors of Cumberland or Pennsy. ans
ls-e day when they ore exhausted A. p-rscn- 1- te
depth % which specimens were Obtained IS not IT,
voral. o. enterprise, no-3or- need n9t npqrcneud
a sudden rivalry. .bl+l.ofr sun '.'-.
NELAycHcIY AYrNE.-Capt. Thomas Postley
of Company ?. loth Infantry. was klled IN Can'er-o
on snniav the 7fh in-t shout ID O'Clock s.. w. ny
private al Company b. manned Francis Darlington
lhe man. m the carly part ot tlc dny. VS. l tAe camp
of Capt Policy and ordered by him % leave ihe
place Ilc did POI. procured pistol waf.sI and sno.
Capt Po-tley 10 Tic vicinity Of n.s quarters the ball
striking him in the groin and cutting BIS ine-unes in
three places Capt p. fingered DO great asony dni D
o'clock the ucvt day. wnen be died surrounded by ne
frlead. fnd number OF Ma-0us and Old Fclou-. be-
in- member OF bo,h orders liatanoros flrs latn
FIRE IS NFw OELEA>s-A fire broke out boz
Nr,v Orleans on the 2l.t which destroyed three or
four house, valued IN aL 90 s 1890.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

FROM THE COAST or ATRfoA.-The brig Pan
line Troaf1cr from Bona Vsta Mag Port Praya 10Th
and River Gambia I'D ulL arrived this port yestor
day morning. Capt 7. reports nothing new On the
Coast The reception o. tie news from Europe caused
considerable excitement and interruption 10
trade but all bal scrtlod down again The e. 3 slOop-
ofwsr Hometown sailed from Port Praya on the 9Th
Of april for Madeira Boston Advertiser 3ltl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

aTuE CRY IS srrL my CoME.v-Taat e, taey' lay
% PHALoS's 81 Broadway aud 70 tie drug s.oses lre
PHALoSs Hair nyigoralor, because win ne sa and
friction from the brush, II mparts penDaleM I'D even
coarse hair uxunani head Of hair may es ss'''
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ LrAsY 4 Cos.-sUNNrR uAr. l0ia, Of Rocky Moan
tsn slvery Beaver without niIirs will De- niroauced %
Wednesday The 2ih inst Tho popularity 81 his unu'ae
fabric, fr.t introduced 10y "a, last summer ad ie unVeiA
favor ANA admiration which 30 ELECTED has Induced rs aens
i0 usc best cndeayors o procure supply cd te s'n-
article wh-h we are prepared 20 offer the public if
te ensuing season no an improved Style at oug standard
nrce my9G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

d.. Cnsisus'5 OALyASlc AND MAGNETIC CVRAuvrs,-
The extraordinary celebrity and Of these soaers
aces ~ the cure VI DISEASES Is soges
orally acknowledged that farther commentator unnecss
sa Tie public should be guarded against lurioss i~'a'
i9H the genuine articles only BE- obtained NsF
York u the proprietor
my2n n A. H. CHRISTIE, SD l82 Broadway
Explanatory pamphlets and testimonials 10 be bad grae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

- Tie Washington correspondent oi the
Philadelphia LsdgeT is very confident that within
week we shall receive nsw. OF the ratification Of the
Tr~,fv by Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

-. The Bggaio Express, undertaking to en-
liahten the Cleveland Herald withregard to Wing
sentiment in this State, remarks
1.-THE Tribune is opposed 10 the nomination Of Mr..
clay and all it. parade and zeal and championship IN
hi- cause is nothing hut false pretence and humbug-
The Tribune ls apprehcnsve OF the nomination OF Gen
TAYLOR AMI being hostile 10 him. il j. striving 70 use Mr.
Clay as a stalking horse to get the field clear, and then
bring in its fagore.'
The present Editor Of the Buffalo Express has
served two separate apprcnticcships to general
lnavery- FIRST, as an cmploB6 Of the New-York
Herald; secondly, as an intimate and well-paid
convenience of Tylerism throughout its tortuous
and Shiny reign. He must have been dull scho-
lar indeed, TO say nothing Of any preparatory
training, il he had not graduated a finished rogue
OF course he does not conceive the possibility OF
anything like honesty and manly dealing all with
him is something else than appears on the surface
every manifestation Of zealis nothing but false
pretenoe aud humbug.' To add that lac is an ac-
tive though not open advocate OF Taylorizing the
Whis party would be superilous All who know
his past history can put their finger on his present
position 10 a dead certainty. There are no two
WAYS about IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

Conpnitrce.-A special meeting q ms comm
b. lea no evening a. Broadway House - 2 0eocA'-
-''''''' JOSEPH ~ PRICE, Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

= No seutnlo gIf WI dlspus De mems q botkAv'
italian Neicafed Soap. IN the removal OF tar, pmpe-
frecklcs. salowu-s-. satrLeun, nngwofn, Ieonfss "
roushness. Al gentlemen who have use1 ii VII besf W.
ness 20 - excellence shaving compound OotAAsb,,
Poudres Sgbles VII positively exf.fpae every Fe'hse"
.gperiuous hair, without injury 70 fle skin. -.
II must De bone IN mind that Or FELIx OoUNtn,s -
earatons only be hsd genane nj hs depab 81 Jaw
- hrs; store from Broadway. -
Agency Tor Baiche Ors instantaneous liquid fAf p1o -
8esls Hair Restorative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

CAScHALAsrA TRUMPHANT DIR TowHrSo, ne cels
bre,cd manufacturer u Townseuds Sarsapariis" has Sd
med publicly that his Californian Plant Ear better iban
sarsaparar and The cheapest and beet medicine " ne
worid7 Pamphlets containing interesting Information as 70
t remarkable medicinal vss- from the resyectaos
sources may be obtained rals a. he DEPOT 81 Broadway
,,,.-ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

iowa Wing state Convention was held at
Iowa City on the 18th inst. stephen Whicher Of
Muscatine presided The following ticket for State
Officers 10 be chosen this year and Presidential
Electors was formed
Flrz HENRY WARREN Of Dcs MONIES Co.
Lfci0rs Jrssr BORDEN OF Johnson Co.
(WuLIAN II. WALLACE OF Henry Co.
F''s'ae"' :. b. SHELLADAY OF Mashh-ka
SIC Of STAT. JoHs NJ. COLEMAN Of johnson Co,
Treasurer ROBERT BOLMrs OF Linn Co
auditor. .... NJ MOTLEY of Dubuque Co.
- The Electors were instructed to vo'e Jor
The Nominees Of the Wig Naii0Rai CoHrentioa' so
that the Taylor noparty game is at length given
up in Iowa.
James Harlan, the Wing candidate fox State SUI
perinteudent Of Education, has been counted out
and the certificate given to Thomas II. Benton
Ir. Loco The Wings state that this has been &C
complishcd by gross Partially and injustice ID
canvassing by the Loco-Foco State officers Mr.
Harlan stood ready to prove that he had majority
Of the votes, but was not permitted to do so. The
election will be protested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

Rev. John Gdgg. aie Rector Of he Church OF he cno
fxion 10 this City, e0mends Itself the s;enlon u ne
afflicted NGmeroas certificates Of OF various diseases
effected BY iils nied nc almost daily received
Mess SANDS One Of my daughters has taken yoaf val
liable sarsapana fcr scrofsloss afecnon sc win
Tue most beneficial eject resulting from s use Il gve' re
very great pleasure 10 record my testimony bef Of -
virtue and efficacy, hoping liai Others may be minced 70
make a tnal Oft. JOHN ORlGO.
New-York. Iay 10. 1870.
Prepared ard sold wholesale and retail, BY 4. d. d
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. ies Fulton, corner Of William
s. ~ Broadway, snd Il Fast Broadway, New-York Sod
al-o by Dmggsis generally throughout tho United States
Price q per hote. or bottles for -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

PoLIcE-Yesterdny, Officer Alderman Of the
sixteenth Ward, arrested ? named Valentine Bin
ainger on charge OF having stolen horse some time
since from Abraham Legger OF Sing sing, which he
afterwards sold ia this City Committed 20 prison
A boy named John Henry arrested on a charge u
embezzlna some OF the money OF his employer, John
n R8pp. Twenty. flthst corner OF Avenue {. 10 up
pears that the hov ha. been In the employment about
TWO months aud during that time Mr.. Rapp has missed
money rhe amount Of $40 Ssl but Monday last
he laid trap for the rogue, by marking coin.
which was atterwnrd found on hs person when hc
arrested Justice nmpson committed him to prison in
1afaulf II c2fO
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-03
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April %.
SENATE.-A message was received from the
President respecting aid to Yucatan. Mr..
flanagan moved reference of the subject
to the committee on foreign relations. Mr..
Calhoun thought the proposition unusual and
dangerous, and had hoped the Mexican war
would prove lesson to the President. Mr..
Foote thought Mr.. Calhoun had misunder-
stood the import of the message, and yielded
the floor on a motion to adjourn, on account
of the dying condition of Senator Ashley,
which was agreed to.
HousE.-Mr. Mckay moved to reconsider
the resolution adopted yesterday, letting out
the binding by contract, the discussion OF
which was postponed.
The message of the President in relation to
aid to Yucatan was received. Mr.. Rockwell
moved to refer the subject to the committee
on territories. Mr.. Stephens moved its refer
ence to select committee. Upon this mo-
ton an interesting debate sprung up, in which
Messrs. Ingersoll, Vinton, billiard, Cobb,
Robert Smith, and Root participated. Mr..
Bolts moved to refer the subject to the COM
mittee on foreign relations, and be printed
carried. Adjourned.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-03
DOMESTIC PORTS.

ATTAKAPAS-ln port abt 4th, brig Trojan, for Bal
NEW 0RLEANs-Ar alst, ships Austria, MAian-
nus Boston ; Element, Blanchard, do via Havana; u
Bailey, Fitz, Vera Cruz. lowed to sea 2oth, snip
Wakona ADV brig Orizabn, Kinds, for YORK, lew
MoBILE-Ar Dist, barque Rhodes, Saunders, iia-
yana; brig Damascus, kingnan, Boston. GA snip
Helen Augusta, Kenney, Liverpool baIqne "eshea5i'
Bartlett, Rotterdam ADV Daique AIabama OAhata'
for Liverpool wig 900 bales.
CUA8LEsTON--Cd 25th, brig Centurion Rich
RiGHMoND-Ar2 eth, brig Stephen Young, Moore,
BALTIMoRE-Ar a8th, sch Lucy Blake, Conant,
At,akapas 29th ship Iargrave, DUNCAN, n Orleans.
PHlLADELPHtA-Cl Cid 29th, schs Iener1fe, foiahd,
and Harriet Merryman, Boston, r.
NEW YORK-Ar Both, ships Kappa hammock, Drnm-
mond London and Portsmouth March 22d caspian,
Toney, Orleans barque Baltic spear, Trieste otigs
Vancouver Sweetser, Sisai, %; Gen Worth, Rackef,
Cardenas, IS; Sophia, kooplnan, do q; ,,.
Ar LIST. (by Telegraph ship Richard Alsop, Liver
pool briggs Naritiske :agua; Marcellus, Cardenas.
NEW LONDON--Ar 2sth, sch Exchange, Perry, I'm
BOSTON Ar lst barque Barring Brothers, Rodbird,
Newport Wales, March l6 brgs Amesbury, Berry. I'm
Phiiadelphia: IhuG7a Stearns, jo schs JOS Farwel,
Ames, N York Julia & Martha, Crowley, Gastport !;
Albion, Robinson Damarlseoa Damona' s. Msrns
Brown, and Planet. Fogs, hence ca snip Saoatlls;
Cox, N Orleans; barqne Chase, Chase, for Malta ana
Smyrna; sch Maria, Wldes, Hallowell.
WISCASSET-Ar 23d, brig Helen, FIN Boston sen
Globe do 27th, brig Metallak, Portland 29th sen
Caspian Boston. Sid 18th, (not 27th) brig Francisco
PoRTIAND-Ar lst, barqse Cumberland, Woodbu,
~ Bangor for Cuba brig Fawn, Tarbox Guayana, 10
days sch Utica, Edwards, Gardiner; "a, brig Encar-
nation, Clough Matanzas; schs LYDIA stover Haskell
Cardenas Fardeaer, Coggan, and Superior, Fossett,
Bristol for Boston. CID ls barque w Hoxie, Preble,
Boston, -, -,
ry Cuba brig Levant, Jefferson, Havana.
EASTPORT-Ar 10th, schs Mozart, Reed, and West
port, Kent, Boohbay.