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

AnBaosiAL Too1n PA4rs.-Ths breath that's -syird
through Impure tse.h csnlot but be of...ve. RUs
teeth be Kept Perfectly eean By the frequent use ofsap
q pute'c9nt ald sf0mAtc oentircs lhsy will noL sgsn
when partially osesyed en't unpleasant odor No
P'spAf'uon can Do named which viii 10 thorough ysss
s'sfy 'psees ofimpufily which may gather 10 'hs
n'H'"s and intsrstcss Of Inc tssth a. the Aubfosa
Tooth Paste NoF . this ell lVhitenes. t-au,paresey
-' His 'mens tAo dsnis' bsaadss is eonfsr, wbisis
mean p'fums niingling with The breath im9sfs tots
s-imaaslt snd most agreeable frsusaes
Prepared sua aoid By HgssY JoHssoS. Chsnss q,
b~aiTiy sold sl.o o. 100 Futonst so Hudssn,t ssi
10 fn'-,n't Brooksn. P-es 30 cents
hfchELIEU' CON PENs-REMoyN-8 T. War
sou Go havi1g removed .hsir God Pen sst.bis,nss
y ID "ALLsr and hasias sdde3 largely 70 their aOei
OF I9il PEGS, u their a1d ali other brsnf, as ~
prepared 70 supply customers either vhslesas ~ rs,
With aly Or every description Of Gold Per IN Tho ua,''
~ prices lover than ever before offered 3 D. W ECcS
rave me rEeliiss sale of .hs hic,is" pen vi en-
row ~s snovn tho best sud cheapest pei 30 the work.
fhe hosne" ald elasticity u The RcAshst pen Is use
q''sd They are warros,d 10 i've years and n ne
points come N new pen will slvays BE- given ieiss
e'a'f'' Gold pens earsial.y repaired.
To THE LADIES French fsfs received By the Dusb,~
DOrsens Madame KrNp, SIS Broadway. so5n.rd
fisnsa H. will open ihis csy two Of Paris elk az
Grape Soaneis, selected expressly Tor her IN Paris tss
me iate'. add most beautiful siyls, which she ule
''FPs :" $40" n7f eosloL.- !. mygs
70 Tfz PuhLic-I hereby offer and agree Ia q rki
eioe u DO not col good Boots for 81 81 a. are ~
10 Joe city for s. or -. Add srthsruore ace. 40 e.
ie the same u say other store sells a. sood Root,
- 90 a. sell have the ilrss,t ret.I trad. ofu
store 10 hs city sd shall eadeavor 20 keep IL by ,-l
better Boots Al e.i prices than say Of ny comps,or,
my46t+ n 4 IoNEs a. -
eANDss sASsAPssiLLsAs the busdinz Of the tr.,s ne
'oo' q the teodef grass sot tho opening Of The aos
's Aao blossoms sh.rsstezs Spring a. .-,.on Of r.so-
Weldon - 90 The falling lesf the whsriss herb ssa the
a'manlns OF tha whole vegetable creation STAN, Nisi.r
'ea'on q Psfslys. and temporary decay Nor .ss3
'a'sno7 ~ these infuenos and 90 be cannot see ne
P'ans through the Winter months he will aot ui,,iyo
prepare hs system for The season OF orpor BY .,ort %
t-D- INV sofairs preparation 90 IT. eommsncsmeot tn
~. hei ne snts-pHo ard moderately speueut pop
-' sANos sAsaaFAsLlA indies'e u a. IN appfopn
Firpai,t Tor THIS purpose A. prevention s 5stlsf
Na- cure We frcommect oil tho have PIE positef,
Or oherss~, 20 ueerous o. erunfiys dessss
- 70 thf9usn course Of ihis medicino a. east even
spfns ana Fall
sspefsa and sold, wholesale and retail by A Is D.
oANOS W ho!esNs Orusfsfs, Ito FoItsn sorrsr o. W.
,,n - 40 sroadwsy, aud y las; Brosdwsv N.~fot
ela also by Druggists generally throughput To Usitsf
''A'o' rnse 81 per bottle, or az bottles Sor b,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

market {. uess7 - g cents with s,l.s $50 Dbl,
10 held A. p CENTS, time
PROViSf ONS-The tendency % PORK % upwus
holders ~ Mess ssk n 81 bot some 200 bbls have
=, 81 Tor Prime snd 10 25ri0 ST. f1r Wees ps,tst
srsl. r-rt s~sa. IRE ffrrs nj Frfs r. r@rs -
sr-sd hs|oa 3 GO bo's. Beef ls With lt chsnr.
of 10 bbls Counfry Msss 80. made a. q Asa- -
Mess was reported fo have 59eo esd1. csl-d NJ,
not plenty bar tha arrivals Of Cut less To- sAt 49,
Nithin afew dsy. 600 goo lhs dry : dss have kss,.
tam, COZ msts pubic La'd DO moderate rsqs.,
,hipesrs are not willing 90 meet bayern Sr'et Is i.
s.fF8fl eenfs ths lsltsr q r extra pr'r e. Fs,f
seilsat "a cents The tendency n buner = t1s.,.
,ra new sslis AZ lfd4l cents Chrsss is lrn.
GROCERIEs-rhs market Ia bfifs ilr Sugar Al p,..
very low prizes. There - ro Boa profcr@nt Molo.,
na.nsfrfr sni stesdy Ths ssies ere 30 htd' Po.ti
prime A. ST. co, ln0 90 % according no quality 1ff5
10 Muse7vsto2f, 100 DO 90 "a! 20 90 1aloenss ,ls
New on cans poor. - 90 40 % Eooo -, SD bid. s
Rice az arct.on poor % cts CD cayti 10 d. Cas- +
gtss, 81 a. Nsw. Orleans 81 a; Isl do Nss. Ofss,
sncUon. Sf0fl.
NAVAL SrOREs-Ss'ss 1870 bbls Koi.n "a
sf,at DO 90 rzfga - snd some 2ono or eu bbsc,
Turpeutire reported sold 81 60 sPris eel N <.
So cenfs
OiLs-Sales $40 bbi. Crude Wha- :. 81 %, ca
home use md 00 BIS st the bsst for export ceFsn
here a. ~ cfs. 4 sale n 3n0 bhs sperm wN u 81.
res-d 100 c-s Ecz ish Linssed 10 held 40 81 ca q
American !. eco gals sod A. 5lG'l cs
HAY-S.ies $40 lses hav' been made 70 eay 81 "a
LINZ boms.,ou; sale, 900 ea.s, we're rePaus.
-sG--t ,is which B, cheaper
HFNP-Ths market u s.ssdy for American srt 4
500 rou very low Ssies vifha isu cafs have rsa,t
about 900 bales a. $3.50 81 60 per ton Tor Dew Rar-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05
Methodist Conference ut Pittsburgh.
Cerrespondenee Of The Tribune.

lTrrsBCXSH May !. ISIS.
The General Conference Of the Methodist Epis
eopa Chareh (North) assembled this morning at the Lib
srtys;. Church The ocoasioaeyer ore Of the utmost
intsrsss-has called forth unusually puoclusi S.tsn
dance Of the Iaiy well te Cersy OF the Church
The great point TO be decided b this Conference Is
nscisd with the Book Concern the chief depository OF
which 10 In your City The Convention ,yss called 70 Or
der BY Bishop ufDDISS who read the Is; chapter q TIM
othy. and followed In prayer By BISHOPS Waugh and
Morris.
On motion Of Bishop feddng the Couiereuse then PRO
sesdsd organize the certificates Of TIE Members being
examined BY j. Nj TriEhe OF Ohio. snt ;. A Rosss of
Baltimore one hundred and tbiry.two delezstes were
found 70 be present, which, being quorum Confer
proceeded 20 the election OF SECRETARY The el,c-
uon resulted in the choice. after ballots OF A. Trim
bic Of Ohio with jesse b Peek and John Frssee As.
sistsnls.
Blshop Hetdng has mxdo declaration thxt 90 reasons
exist why the Conference should ae formally addressed
By the sgperinsendents iosy will however. IN tbe
OF few days present changes the discipline Of the
Church. upen which warm debate Is anticipated
The Conference will meet A. ~ and adjourn al H.
which vii enable me 10 se1d yoa daily The business Of The
day 10 that hoer. sTC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

THURSDAY. MsyA
COTrON-Thsrs 10 good demand for Cot.oS a.
day Ihs sass are reported - $3.50 5ses and prices .-
fo~n % ll3 q1lt Il-y stood 20 before fh. s,-am-r
-)nsderate portion Of ls purchases f0f porg nf
f1me p,rce arc going forward frem irs. rAads tn. r
ce pc N New O-sns we're stated yrs-rdsv % go f
o.-s They sh0ud have been stated 4. 600 0ss b,I-.
o1IF.
FLOUR AND HEAL-Ths Flo1r market \. v.rv beov.
ant f9-dsy A1d Inc dsmsnl goo. The suspy of po1r
1rarts s nesrly exhausted snd but few parcels go hi
2 <7a Up below q some I0ts which would ror o..
sar Inspector sod a. thai hIur- The ss~s td.y sr
I 70 p" so'sste 10 for New Ori..ns $50 81 ~
cni gtni sac 3li a. 37f lor pure 8-ns..s u s.sis.
- sac pr pure - made AZ a. Tue qlantfty 81 Fur
60 tla aft-t = snail ard pa yet b. -n r-r-iv.4
p m me bsnsL ss'ss o.u bbls fa- Flour AZ s e-l "a
aJuaefn Toe demand continues 90 be fair and t1- 800,
,'s p-'f IN. howard % a sold ~ b5 15-
t- f-rpg Di heal - lccrfafe zld sale, coo ~ -na s
Jersey were made e. SO a. S. anc 30 bh. R-an~r-
~lAr = - sas 10 80 07s " hIt- ~ss srtsa bst
'le los trace t. Sale. l.o bbis aye FLOUR a. 90
nh 'lror Wheat there u fair Inquiry aad The In.
'n--J s U anything upward sass 80 has1- C-os..-
er- made ~ ~ c1gs SINE holfsrs So for pr.
ianPrt Ahs supply of Corn very hsht snd the ,rsn,
aiions DOT exceed 10000 Bushels SD can't. n-..gr.
80 '-9lJ islt or southsu snd . ., Tor J.,..v
fhsfe are bsy-rs Of Corn for August delivery bur ~
or 60 ..es lodsy Rye - 75G7si cents. dsv.r-g -
sai-s saaaeis Oats are i01 al cents Tor River az IN,
Itnal, A. for jersey. 'ii 70 'ot
"hIsAY-Ths supply Of bbls WHISKY IL lisht .oa IN.
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Relief 10 ErondwnY.

A Committee of the Common Council was APP
pointed months ego 90 suggest plan for the relief o
Broadway. This Committee reported n favor Of connect
ING Church-s win Triny-plscs and widening Church
g. its entire length 90 make % 70flc, street. bat
since the report have hesrl OF action upon the mat
what is the reason OF thsP Every owner 0 prop
oly on the lice of improvement whose property Be- r0t
taken from him vii De greatly benefited. Those whose
property is taken away ought TO, and no doubt will 20.
ceve fair compensation. The present Common Council
should act upon ths matter before they 90 q power
Tho public Interests demand that This dangerously
thronged avenue should be relieved. Every year the
travel increases and every years delay viii render the
proposed improvement difficult and expensive. Lot
The Common Council 90 their dly, and n tha parties u
tores'cd not satisfied with the awards or assessments
they can defeat the pro jet when thc Report Of he Com
mlssonors comes mp before the Supreme Court.
FIRST WAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

mems OF he intellect T. s when sontsnl sc me -
ofsucha mar O. C5e. Under such stances =
81 ~ fhat REL most certain q the SPIRITS uIorit
In hI. esss ne snff r-ro-u n ot hse vas Tex fle
ssu,ef. ll VI chi tne MAD sometimes seems u go
IRE ne 1rv 1- A. 'csst On rifne- win tae see 4e
f ---r.-r-.4 49, rf-uesFr-ef hT tfs disease when
brought low bic frame amid TIE cit'er tnFlsn 'i i'e Owe
rnss who srol around liu vn1n the ho-i =, - Nv ..'
from 10 internal dwelling bad cone amy Ie-lIt- Fl,
hind ne veil which hides ircm 's ne FoI'' gu
spirits.
WsarsgaI 9. learn ina, this Eugy ~ when We nave
but eagsr sketch. g. % be published 1y ''e Aeitemy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05
THINGS II WASHINGTON.
Gen. TayIor's Last Leter-Review OF. the
Unions Review-Doings IN Congress

The letter Of Gen. TATLoR % bis hrotlsrinlaw,
Cspt ALLISON. which appears in the City papers
% DAY. gives new strength TO the party Of bis
f-iends here or ate there has been some .-ae-
wsrusess % bis cause. Bus from che feeling mani
tested today, oil tbc eu,tua.asm hitherto ie.I Tor
his services and for bis character is destined %
powerful revival oys. and % an Increased strength
The effect OF bic Ilte production is n0 better de-
ve.oped in the increased animation Of his friends
tran d. lhs increased apprehensioas Of bic lPo-
opponents The Lno4 ci thlf morning devotss a
wfo.e column to bic lcuc.iuon-co lm1s of such
kind the honest soldier need 90 more regard
than such az De dispersed 90 Bue1a Vista.
The present letter 90 the Union. exhibits
a singular struggle betTe.l the want Of conceal
meut and the want oi explanation AMI tre Gee
marks of tho Lg1u exhibit aiueu ar stru Gle boz
tween the want NJ noe aul1g and tne want o.. gram
NAUTICAL express .ol. WLat ~ meant b. " tne w-Lt
of c1ucea.melr T" Does 10 mean the wish o. clu-
c-ol ? or does Dc mean nothing
The old General plays che part % lan'a.1s
with dis c9untrymcn. What part Do that Why
aons tire linton explain t1r Che benefit ci its
.c.autrv" readers The only Ianta.gs We Tee
co 'ect o. have ever heard Of was respectable
gentlemen of that name who Was represented by
t1epoets az punished i0 he'll by 81 ilsttate thirst
with plenty o. water just near enough 90 him nof
t0 be- reached But LoT does the Genera play has
~. .-- -.. .--....T No. .L- T-...-
PA'I .l.. I -.'ia-. 60 ...,.3, 10. Ola, ..,.,
-. ,s. 9-.s,4.r.,- En-. ,-i.rs ror+eI-s
s.i.,. ~, ,v.terl If 81. IN Fss 6ssr nsrf,.1larIv
H. ,...,. 5;.t-,-, -,..-i,..b h..
10. ~. ''..'.., 49, , 40. ..e lo-, C--t.t .
, , & ....;t .t..,.J -,
..I,,,.'- r r ,-.,.-,..-'. I, o., .5i,-1,
l.,..t b.. -. s, i,lo sn.-sJ =, a., i,,r.e
l,st ,,st ,yaron h..,o-,. or able 20 the oureose
Contemplated. Or in want ola classical sIus.on
sppropnates she ii-s. that occurs 20 rs uncertain
memory.
The tWen mas ia1it WIN ine Henera' ldeS oi
Inc VrloPo"ef- I'i OVID leeA "oue seem go Do'
l,al ne 49, 81 o'-er '.. 'l1 ..s,s ~ '''
i'1s''',-', ~ 49,, ,l, .,.-,,.,, r
cur y -''' ,r r 80 80. f...,.t
premises d. ihat tne RI, siaeHt' eIeG'.1 pa '7l'
q. loul .a'. ',,'.. ''' ,- ,-. ,, ~,
-T6res.cG 5y their inne5iat, rspressntat.yes.
Such is theory is BE- under the Eogish constitutions
io practice. however. it is less formidable there
t.en ..ifh ne
There ia striking resemblance between the
yieur az Gen. TAYLOR on this subject aud those
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05
By IRE aIDlIGHT SOITHEBA AAlL
virginia election.

The Richmond Wig % wednesday ioos Up
tte Wing losses and gains as follows
WHIG LcssEs-Sc a'lrf LIef9 1ffi-s "a Do.l y
4. r~.ssI ps,fsts-I. Princess Annsli R1ckoritgs,
Frodercz. I. Dnvii-ls. ] Henry, 3 Morgan
Monroe. J total b.
VETO GaISs-ssr0.0r slsgd'ef-AccoHl-c 90 N.Y.
Southampton, o.; Craroiee Nan'elloll' D 'ailr-
bell D.. tc.4'. =. Net Wrls .oss. b.
The Richmond ElYlier claims a gam Oh IN
franklin Co. which tho Wiig is not willing 70
admit till the complete returns are received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

wAslISsToS, Thursday May J.
Wise. the seronaut having made be1dsii1i
accent hoatsd gently toward Prince Georges Coun-
~, where he descended in very succeisiu. man
ner The length Of the voy was eight miief--i4y
long enough for toe very small amount Of patronage
received
~ Pageot the ate French Minister, ard ms Iaoy'
lef. this forenoon for New-York. Mr. Car b"'''n
charge de- A6airss and suite. were present a. me
farewell ceremonies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

The Vera Cr,s Frte Ame-icqa Of the 18th ult
has tie following:

has lte i14oWllfi
We bad occasion yesterday to- converse with respect
able gentleman Who hld just arrived from ite Cy of Mex
ic1 he is Mexicln aad s Dol fvor of peace. hll ss5s
thsf hs members uf Congress viii uot lr me rs8T
Stands that be- noe hears mluy ~ Them
asres that hry have not ih- power O ced- any pouu n
fa territory t-0lsirE 0 the Republic Doing lla. hes
tttuk would be- yio sting e federal constitution 90 Mex
i.1 They would be ul.g to gag The ps1sss N che
var They lsl wiling 90 abaudou their professions
o. ths orerthp ~ Texss provided fh- teusrcafioa o
tta boundary hno De ef to commissioners tO BE- ap-
pointed by each Government
ln opinion. lsaya tls dHctc1 ~ tails statement s
tue ard b. IeVe ltis-i shows ally chat Next
csur have rglr made abuse ~ tl- good lal of fle
American Government For The third time trc- Che a.
ocmf1eucci they have obtained from uS ell fls tine ffsg
waited recruit for their srmY end triy he towns
psssss and cities Cf the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

American MEDICAL AssocnrI0S.-On the
second 'sy the following afsia1rs lcs-. were elected :
Prrrffni-Dr A ~. stsp1sls n Ns~-icrE
Iirc f-sile-ltr-Dr Jehn c. Warren. ~ Boston Dr.
Psni I. Eve of Augusta Ga, s1i Dr. Wllism 81 Az,
Of c. umhus Oh ID
S>cr-iafy-Dr n j. b ,Td .srh. o. Boston.
c'nsi c-tiion OF the subjects ci the Importation OF
a1llsraiei drugs snd the use 81 chorcorn and the
Ssthefc agents. upon which reports received Prin
dPay occupied The attention Of the body tarins Us
morl.ug sessicu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

WHO GENERAL CowuTrgE.-A regular meet
l1g of tho WING General mm..les of Kings County VIII
De- held g. 'lrs PESTS Hotel tls evening.
CuT HosPITtL.-lt is stated that ibis nsttu-
ton 10 90 much em3srralsd f- want Of rooms that isis
rsir-s 30 vii shortly have f1 ie closed fh0rt tlre
general subscription wss mad8 .n behalf OF ths
las,iurou but mary persons who have su5fcr5-d var-
ols rlms srountIrs n a To- about s. o0U have paid
tte NJ che ms1sfsfS had che amount stated at com
mstc, they woul1 be- relieved from embaraisuent
KIses COUNTY ORHoUsE.--Ihil establish.
msui o. present slnsilI otsr omae' Of hom s59ut
m .r..r. With dip lesa-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

~ 4 Btsetcr.-z 0li Ga Egeau-tl-st 20. near Irving
-t.s eaca 41Aloj s. 100 -zeh s6A0 l9t oa rear 24g
seoi iot o. linirg, same szs. sl7n1 ilt on Four
o-a.i-sf near first avenue, 41xlo0. 9 .550 ot o,
Unity ifth 81 near Nnt1avrnu- 4543d SIS. Tract II
and a. bloomiaEda7, $1,000 los Of avenue O.
arf Eighth-st. - 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

NEw Posi- OFFICES Moagsg
SuInvlr County y + r.ous. Coleman. u, schrcE
p6t6t Rausssl ser County. y VIM smith 7 n iort
Bro.k *. Rri- County. n George " bake, " ~
nsme OF ue P1tf Office AZ granville Lewis County. NJ
70 changes tD Bremen. name of West Hlnsdaa, Itli
iaueus County y 90 Rice
f1- A Liberty Convention has been called
OHIO fo assemble In Columbus on the l7h 81 Jrn@ ber
t tatenfrd fo h. Mass Convention. s che opporsrh
.f the extension of slavery frirg invited The ell b
...ra hv IS Chase. samuel Lewis. b Puiiisr. Au0
BIO 20 sad Stanley NsttheNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

SUPERIOR CovRr-Nos Do Sd pa. 80. q g. %, 50. s6
CD 30 io4 JOB. i6. ~ lD3. lli ii a. 81 49, ~ 'j,
IA lj l.j 20 l5 500 ~ p. 49, - a. i5j % lto 7- 20
I1-. It3 lt9. no.
CovHss PLE,s-NoI l54, l5 $50. 53 30 lt5. 3d. ll6,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

Q, stephen H Tyna p ID JOHN r YATES 10 n,
ILIZ SsETB NJ daughter of Gcorgs ,. Buuc-. "a .
I'd tffs CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

HUNTS MAoAziSE.-Tho May number Of this
substantially aseful publication has been waiting is op-
porusiy in our columns Tor days As usual e. is
most excellent both IN the variety and ability ef s ar,.
ees and the industry displayed the abor Of lis editor
Il opens with interesting article on steam mail packet
route to China In which II ia shown that steamers start
los from Monterey and having depot for coal at the
Fox Islands, may reach Shanghai in twony.sx days
this Is followed by articles The Present Commercsl
Crisis" The Commerce Of The Lakes" Commerce or
France in 1916" Passages in the LIE Of Merchant
Lyons" Bangor and thu Lumber Trade" There 4,
beside the usual amount ef statistics intelligence ard
mseslsnes contributing very greatly 70 he value and
popularity Of the Magazine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

SPRISoFTELD AND NEw HAVEN BouTE.-We
received last evening by the steamer Commodore
from NewHAven, copy Of tho Boston Atlas IN 10 hours
frem the city Of Notions This New Haven Hartford and
Springfield line puts passengers through by daylight
AnA no mistake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

MARYLAsD.-The Whigsof Anne Arundel Co,
Md. adopted in convention, tho following among
other good resolutions
Re Il ycsolued ~ tAs Convention That while pledge
our support 10 the nominee ofthe Wing National t0uveu
too, frat ehoics IL HINRy CLAY believe be DO
ofths State Of Maryland.
RESOLVED, That cann0 consent 10 waive our pc'cr
for HENKS CLAY, la the last effort which ever
be inside o. elect him Pesdsnt when have before ne
many evidences that he before the of h
people farer and better than he ever did
The Wings OF Cecil County have declared their
preference for HEsRY CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

~ DAILY EVENING WING is the name OF a
nssy printed and every way good looking newspaper Just
started at Hartford, Conn by Wells & Co. We wish the
Wig entire The following is It's creed;
Late news early publications columns free 10 intel
hssnt contributors short articles few personal contro
verses, unstsrabls friendship ali enterprises uhich
will promote the growth and wealth o. city acd State
eye 20 the workshop well the store Wig prin-
eiples and forever, clear field and no favor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

~ THE SrEYERaARKIscHE COMPANY are de-
lighting the good people Of Cincinnati with their charming
music We hope to them back here before many weeks
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PhIlndelnhIn nIarkcr..


C.rllg3c nieucs of The Tribune.
FHiL. 0ELrHA. rhuuday. Nay g.
There has been rather more inquiry for our
sod h5ls aommoa 5ls.as Penny ivsnia sad Nei,ern
add as per Dbl BE flrr 10 ia ilir dsmari-N 11s
slli ato 5f Corn Meal - dsh q - pe 5t- Grail-
Wheat c1uu1usf scsIcef sales 70 5000 bushels Ftlnsg
wants red sl. mixed j. ard sh-s 40 ~ per blsh.
CON sin limited d-sud 70 SD cents 0f Southern. end Sd
ssnis On Psan.{ giot yeiis~ oan are D. hmi sd re
SKY 10 bids 10 sssfse asss Of l4ss s. ., an1 Dos
fttrs o. srrcKs-Ftrst B5a-f-siD1 state &c. ia.
e-f1 on 7iti effe Wa Bounty, Fi $50 a. 70, Sd
G.rsrd Il icf, S5aoo ts 81. sisn l.3 -5 } cop-
io0Unrn Canal. b5 iri ~ Ms-hsni-s ak IS go uailu
Cana. lo3 SO L-h.h be-, sli' $500 state So y ,
Gralt Ekt5 l1ti 81 DO d. Zoo Jersey e Sd co4i
EXPLOSION AID FiRE. WITH Loss oF LIVE
The ffsv1rzs Marufscior1 " G. Niinsns, cl Fins-.-
exploded Yesterday aofu1K sllirs end severely
irf4rng German boy J0hn MsK Lsu=rl who we're 10
wart the ssrshshmsnt The proprietor shssri 90
She tine The explosion gis -cc8scrsd - the steel In
srum-nts with which trs v1fsmsu uers rlumIns down
ket, str klus fire. The roh 80 of ne re'or1 SID
blown COS Tbs wood vork vls then bred, bog eNrIn-
susds1 5y the IRE companies before che ham-s hsd ex
iisrns sd sister jumped CTS ol bi-k window iu The
second ny 20 the hlus- rsil-r % them usterfsT ll
Jur.nf herself coufls 90 1n.af1h ~no ~7.r Na-A'1s
and slirlty lrllrsd tCi1cinuar Gaz A 7r.. ~.
RUM0REB REsIGNArIos oF Gss. CADwALADER.
We sa-1 uPon iIquiry. tif ro nirna--n aas rescued
Oh. sar Department o % ir-er lon If this distil shed
ossr O. r-sf, bio pQs 90 tns army. snd thar me
m.r On New Or.esns psr-r oi no re- believed
90 be- ulthogt any f1lntaron whs-s7sr lWa,h Uni1u.
~ We understand thar Gen. John Dill. Of Fort
Gairrs Ca 1ssslet one laT iast week By named
H1v-L Both barrels ~ d1u1Is-nsrreI goa were dis
clsrs-d sr h . whicho1k effect Gen DiI Wa siye 10
tho accounts bet % - -holgal he @ill nor recover
4lbany l6AI Courier 18Th
~ The Supreme Court of L0usiana has de-
cdsd that tcmpostors editors, reporters ald carriers
have no privilege OF len cr heir conf enssuo8 the
nsefais type and printing presses % srswspsPsr .
tahHghr1-ur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-05

~ The Concord az. H. Statesman says tha
the vote Of the Delegates from New-Hampshire Il
the National Convention will, in the FIRST stages a
least, be given to Mr.. Webster