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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10
MONEY MARkE

The English funds have ilnctuatsd but little during
the past week fair share Of business has been Done
FRIDAY 26-The public securities have been hrn
this morning although stock is still rather more penf
f than il wasthus Consols have been al 10 sii for
transfer sli to 84i for account
The possibility Of the Spanish Ambassador being
ordered to quit England should Air Henry Bulwer be
exoncrnted from blame, viii probably deter many
purchasers at present
Exchequer Bills have been lower again. viz 42s to
37s premium Prices for Consols May ~, for money,
lowest 3is highest "a closing si for account lowest
so, highest sat, closing oi.
In the foreign market little business has been done
and prices are almost nominal. We quote Spanish
per cents for the l2 Spanish per cents TOR
the account 2ls 2i Dutch p per cents AZ to a, and
Dutch per cents oh
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ASorHER REvOLUTIoNARY HERO GoSE-On
"wednesday evening. Major George Tnpner soldier Of
the Revolution sni Of the last wal, died AZ his residence
n This CITY in the STA year Of his age. Tie was born
in Baltimore in April l762 and nl-ed IN this city. a,
\ drummer under Lieut. Lyle. IN Col Johnson reg.-
ment of infantry his father ~ the same tune being
private also in the reEnsy lvsnla line
u jor Topper with his father was upon the held
the dsy after the hattie OF Bunkers HILL he was AZ
Valley Forge with Gen. Washington. being attached TO
Wayucs Brigade ard was 81 Yorktown ~ the surren-
der Of Lord CORVALLIS He 81 the battles Of White
Plains, Monmouth Germantown Brandywine and
stony Point and throughout the entire campaign rem
oefed no htte service 20 his country.
lPhla Ledger, June oh.
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RV SPECIAL EMPRESS
AND
Telegraph TO the New-York Tribune
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Acadia nj Halifax
AND rllE
Bueus Vista at Portland.
RnsrnN. FnIpAY NIeHI.

boston, Midday NIGhl.
The Tr5uaes Express Boat BUENA VISTA,
Capt JARVIS. from Halifax. arrived here al II,
p. NJ with papers by the ACADIA from Liverpool
NAY q. which vessel arrived at Halifax on We'd
nesdav at 70 A. NJ. ami lef. for New York in COM
pany with the Buena Vista.
The America. arrived at Liverpool ON s3d May
in less than twelve days from New York including
sroppasc at Halifax. The Sarah sands arrived az
Liverpool on the .2d ult
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IRELAND.

O5strucuons of the public highways take place oy
,be Police and the multitude and then the contests
arises in the Police Courts as TO which party committed
breach Of tho law These petty squabbes are exactly
indicative OF what is pressing elsewhere.
The effects of the triumph Of the ures in the cases
of Mr. OBren and Mr.. Meagher have eNtended
throughout the provinces where the JOY at fhe results
Is beyond description. The People are IN extacie'.
Fires arc bazng-the hill tops are shrowed in
flames. il is evident that the best friends OF inc
physical force party are in great alarm lest in some oil
these demonstrations collision with the military
shall take place.
MIR w. :. O'Bricn Is ACQUIRED by the above party Of
not joining their professions, and Is reproaehed Win
acksnding into the moral force party.
The course adopted by the jcries In tho trials oil MI
OBrien and Mr. Meagher has given rise the suspicion
that Government win pack the jufes Tor the uai OIL
Mitchell so rs to secure verdict
The Grand Jury have returned true bills against Mr..
Mitchell.
MFR peyin Reilly has been arrested upon charge Of
drilling and training aud military evoutons, under the
act of George III. He ia out on bail
The Repeal Association languishes. During the last
four months the receipts have amounted TO sl362--
The expenditure to el3l9 The rent for the week was
but about s2J.
It's matter of deep regret that oficous per
sonage. either Mr. Kemmis the Crown Collector, or
some subordinate officer ntcrered far with tho trial
By Jury, that certain Romen Catholics the panel
were peremptorly removed at the trials OF Mr. oBnen
and Mr. Meagher from the frank and unquivocs de-
clarauons OF Lord John Russell and Sir George
Gray in the House Of Commons Tuesday evening, Y
cannot bee doubted that these practices are wholly AZ
variance with the wishes and intentions OF both the
Ministry and Lord Clarendon.
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The rEIpUxf's ExPRess Boar BUENA VISTA
has arrived al Boston from Halifax, with adyices
from Liverpool to the 9th ult. brought By the
steamer Acadia. The news is now being trans
miued by telegraph from Boston 10 this CITY, and
we shall doubtless be able to issue it in part Of
our regular Morning EDITION.
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PHILADELPHIA iIarkets.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


fHnADELPHfA. Friday June ,, ?. VI
Not much doing in Flour. 400 bbls. Western
sold az IS 80 Corn Meal FIRM at g SIT Wheat quiet
good reds are worth al l7al l. 5000 bush Yellow
Corn sold At 81 Sc Cotton inactive and holders
anxious 70 sell 800 bags Rio Coffee sold az tic. $50
hhds Cubs and Porto Rico sugar sold at 81 isc for
the former and 4; Sc for the latter. Provisions with
out much movement and irm- Whisky bells. bring PC
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.


~ Advertisements FOR The Tnjsa>of Monday oasni 20
be cent in before 10 O'Clock on Saturday evening ~ ne Fao
LEGATION Oace OF ms paper Is not o7en on Sundays
Subscribers IN n City WHO do not receive n' pspe' a.
o. early hour are requested to leave word Of me Vee o
our arrangements are sIea enable all ne carriers 20 Sc
through their routes before O'Clock Crefs I-- ." o.
eomplsh his vii be required 10 gsvo up iei fOoe''
Persons wishing Inc Tribune lc'i Al '-''
plaes. of Business re iary every morning viii please leave
ihtr sadTc.ai The Publishing Office or send note through
the Pos. once. Terms Il; oeals weeS paya0ie TO TIE
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SECOND BALLOT.

John Sergeant, vote North Carolina
CLAYTON 9 votes, Arkansas.
SO MulARD FILLMORE OF New-York, was nominated a.
the Whig candidate for Vice President, receiving Gear
majority Of So.
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DfsGRAcErUL seine Al XEytA. OHto--Lsst
week company Of young men caughta Young frsl
gr N an clubhouse near the Railroad Depot IN Xenia
procured tub OF tar and nag OF fesihers made warm
me nlthy mixture, snd spilled II 70 the female from
head % foot after dlFesfns her Of her corhinr and
then covered her form with feathers The poor 1nfor
tsaaie creature 20 roughly handled that IL was SUP
posed death would ensus Cincinnati Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

Scattering 80. a. follows George Evans Me . Geo.
Iunt Mas : 7. b King. c. 3 John Young. y -
solomon Foofe. VI Ham Fish. y. l.3; j. NJ j. Nc
Kennon Pa 10 John Sergeant Pa. 81 And stewart ia
IA Ewing 1: Rufus Ch0stc / Clayton, ) No choice.
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~ The nomination OF MrLLARD FILLMORE for
vce-President at Philadelphia Is very heartily
approved in this quarter, and viii probably win
many to the support Of the ticket who would other
wise respectfully decline. 1t is the more crafty
ing that it is understood to be performance not
set down in the bills Of the day, wherein the part
OF Nice-President was assigned to a distinguished,
9pnient and benevolent citizen of Massachusetts.
But the best oi Sorrows win not ALWAYS hold.
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" We regret to hear that the Taylor Meeting
~ Lafayette Hall last evening was INTERRUPTED
ana brought to an Experimentation BY a portion
OF the sovereign people who took that method OF
'esiiyins their displeasuTe at the Philadelphia
nomination. Such oouse cannot be too highly
esnsured. Whateverihe errorconmittod at Phil.
aielphia' The right OF the People, or any dozen OF
them, TO assemble for political discussion. il "a.
cred, and any violence done to il ia high treason
against Civil Liberty. We trust we shslI have no
farther occasion 10 rebake such conduct on the
part Of any claiming TO be friends Of Henry Claw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

y The Nag General Committee made has te
last evening to call a General Meeting Of the
Wings 20 rafyy and respond to the Philadel-
phis nominations. We think Il would have
been less presomPiaous and more accordant with
Pabhe sentiment had the Wings OF this CITY been
called together to hear the report OF Their Dele.
gates and take such action on i as they NAV CON.
sleer eSpedient and just There IS such thing
as OVERRIDING business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
Finances Of the Canadas.

Mr. Hincks Editor of the Plot, the new lnspec-
tor General has prepared the ANIMAL Statement Of TIE
Public Receipts and Expenditure OF the Government OF
Canada for lsT by which learn that the interest on
the Public Debt only s5e3 057 which is the equivalent
Of public debt OF LEss than twelve millions OF dollars at
an Interest Of per cent The debt however. exceeds
that sum Another item Of expenditure is s2Ss.b3t a
year. appropriated ee Constitution as adopted by
the BRUSH Parliament. The outlay on public works Is
large but the expended In 1871 not stated IN
terms iniellIgb 70 a stranger. Mr. H. says tha' Of
81 ISL voted o late for internal Improvements
81 6Jlt07 have been expended No loans nave oeeA 90
taued In the ordinary waf In the money market nor
would Provincial debentuTes now sell az par The De-
par,men Of Public Works has entered into contracts Tor
S6ss 727 the money 10 be borrowed aud also another
$500 O0O also be borrowed and for which there Is no
authority to borrow. lie recommends bin to authorize
the borrowing of $500 900. in all nearly 100000 IN
Guiding the previous power: also vote OF credit, with
oct present Inquiry into particulars Of $560e00 or last
years $4,000 YET unpaid and S52OOo nave
been or mus, be paid account Of as years immisra
ton.
The net revenue oflS47 stated to BIZ 81 05 3O (why
not Give the WHOLE revenue y tho net expenditure
Sls32 OS7 but variety q pa,menis have yet 70 be
made from the apparent balance on hand on the lt II
January last which appear II be SiO3,2 The Customs
duties yield OF 81 S225i, including oonos
the Excise, Sli5.2s the Public Works. SltO2jO; The
Bank Tax s6fO25 what is expended for Education, or
how DO ascertain. Tlo House OF Assembly costs
$40 year. and the Senate S2s OOO though its mem
Der. get no pay Tho Parliament building, ike our Post
Office. Is hired-rent s.. 600 yesr.
On the whsle, the aspect Of the finances seems 10 US
nsvorabe, aud that, as usual in most countres
careful economy has been and then lost sight of
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nj ARINE JOURN A
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived-Packetship American Eagle, Chsdwieh,
London and Portsmouth teb 10, mdss, to 0riswod.
Psehetship Ulics, Swan, fun Hsvre, mdse, to Boyd X
Snip Delis Walker, FIN NOtlssns, with mdss. Has
sprung her msa mast sod carried sxsy her main
Brem ship Hermioos, from Bremen
Bark Carolina Godfrey, Charleston De, cotton, &e, to
Denhsm 4 Dmoa.
Brig Mechanic, Cushing. IS days from Hsvsas, Gu.
ssr 10 Taylor Left briss Elssner I'm NOrlsse. just
ARID Ssna, do do Tyleston, fm Chs,leson doi Wanda
liza and Msxspps. ARID lth fan WimiuGos, NC Prince do
Joiove. hence. ARID 18th; ships Joha Benson, do Eliza
s.,h e. fn. ID DO MARY ksOs: for NYo,s soon
Louiss for fhiladel ds brss Gsxse, ds for Porlsnd
sylyns do for Boston, Robert Bruce for NYok soou and
Bns Philur., Thatcher, fm Savannah, cotton 70 Dun
h,m Dmon.
schr Cathuns Scott st Jats de Cuba 10th ILL., tobacco
cigars 40, 20 Thompsoa. Len briss Glsoroy im ss
sehI sstmo's I'm wllmisston. sid 10Th alt brig Logan
for Cienfaesos previous to 10Th
sshf Dispatch, Cosrssn. Brsasywias d. corn meal
sshr Ellen. Jennings Plymouth. NC. sds naval stores
kissam.
ssAr John ru,ou. Arussi. N.wbsrp. NC, Ads, naval
stor.s. 90 l. Mitchell
sehr Aa,se,ar-r. Lewis. Philsdsl de- coal
sshr MisetvA. Robinson. psisn, Ga Dc, 7oooo feet
kre,h.fs OF and f,r Nyerh 10 2days
sshs 0ermsn oaA. Hesiss washiuster, NC, d. naval
s,etes - Mitchell TAsscett
sshs n Laafsf LAnfaif, Oerscoke, NC, <ds, Is.eoe
Sch, Sauces. yssas North Carolina d. naval stores
Sch, ss"ss Thatcher. Plymouth. NC. ID. sAissl.. to
ssss Js.pA L,hanA Deal. PA,lsa.i de- mdss, master.
sch. ie~a. hesy, 9" HAVE de orssss iros, bound 70
scar r-s aso.h.r. Rish.rdsoa, Washington. NC. a.
ssS' Marcia rA,siip.. w..Aias,os, NC. . %. ssvsi
ssA, Jssss Ssrsss. Nay, x.sAassd Il H. sis~
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Great Whia Convention mt Hartford.

The Wings of Hartford held large and en-.
thusiastic Mass Convention in American Hall.
on the afternoon and evening Of Tuesday the Goth
inst Don. ]. w. STUART was appointed Presi-
dent. Mr. BuRLisGAaE Of Boston, addressed tie
audience until the arrival Of Messrs. CoRwiS and
THoArsoS.
The latter gentleman was first introduced to the
meeting aud made a very iorcibe address in favor
OF protective Tariff
- was succeeded by Hon. THOMAS CoRwIs,
whose speech was thrilling and eloquent expires
sion of the Northern feeling concerning tho aoqusi.
ton OF Mexican territory, and the Introduction OF
Slavery upon soil which IL now free We have not
space to copy the whole Of his remarks, bat cannot
refrain from quoting the concluding portion ent rc
from a report Ia tho Hgrtlord Couraaf
And nov said he. brother democrats. when the war OF
the wlmo rfoviso comes 10 the senate. you have
given psppnderance Of votes 90 tho ruth by the
renatofs 10 defeat whatever tho honest Wishes
your Nes ENGLAND hearts may be ths question. and
neither Heaven earth will hold yoa Euitess In th.
crisis. OF hereafter
tie sail No had now up 10 the poin, when wu
mus, iooh Al the results u time hf the North 60
io'Es' party names sni Destinations aud 10 assemble
around their ar and their nrssiss Go counsel together
AID Inquire earnestly what ~ 10 lone uh that
The sens coincidence Of ,hs whole people e,ai
s might .nd protest In the fsre ~ the world amt lecture
a. against ibis unhnlr robbery pf slater Hsrahs
fha, ,hsT would cry out with united ,uee sa thels
fpisfs compelled w. foslufs haeh their i gtisu
plumber r. their ~esAs, slater wh. sy hsvs desroisa
IN The fsuasd Stare and sI,s., VI military Story, rw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
The Voice az Absolutissn I.
Tho official ournal Of vienns thus expresses the
views of Austrian absolutism upon the Revelation

Tho Official lOurnal Of vienna thue ckP'es'o' "o
views of Austrian absolutism upon the Revelation ,
The s.nsunafy events Of Paris tsays that josrns whieh
have overthrow ths Government and estabishsh tne
reign Of terror BY revolt and violence arc sfeaoJ snos
10 our readers examine the cause OF moss
events and the disorders attending them. IL sin vain We
snushi clue 10 them IN the usuts and regular ehse OF
thinss On the contrary the aPpeaanee, poV- tha ~ he
ordinary Of the constitutional system when mshy
persons praised the model Of weloffanifsd Potes
.y,iem power hu sudd-aly taken part. which eceNlsed
with III. REGULAR r1ve aud which In deporaoe
moment 10 giving terrible example OF the notion OF inc
,oveteisniy Of the people on which thAt b
suit Of deeply corrupted public opinion, ana parity
conspiracy which had been gradually maiured.
II We were the history OF the dangerous prne
pies which guided that conspiracy, We should hnd Bar
boeuf and bis 'pirsor who are.dy under the
DIRECTORY forfeited their he.ds for her attempts sghn
order ana ths found atoms OF human society To-day THIS
faction which the leaders Of the hst feneh hevou9n
bad found moustrovs and which WAS speediy suoth
cred hold, the rein. q power 10 Frsnee Should theJ'
. we doubt 20, thsy will DO eudesvor after their sudden
success 10 east veil their dissolute power and
Odious principles, the natural VIII osefu
the will Of In power, and II VIII Re IN vain N AZ
they will sndesvor TO stem the rushing torrent OF the re
you;ion which will cary destruction along It's psth
This 4. then the frs time thst all Europe 10 psced
face face with The doctrines Of the nnovaion ioseay
carried
IL is need for say that those doctrines eonpro-
the country. order, lite and property Happily the
mine which has beer dog under Germany and l.iy PISS
exploded ia Paris sooner than vas cscnAed upon oy the
ine.nd aries, aud Europe sl has stll time 10 measure
with her the depth Of the abyss IN which Was pur
posed her nder these crcum,tsnees mere put
one means OF safely the rm adhesion OF the 10
their and the faithful and honorable accom-
pshnsni Of their duty the hour Of danger Rely
upon tho tried virtues Of the subjects urder the se-pe OF
Austria, the Austrian monarch may calmly swat me
cour.e OF his Nope Providence and coundence
10 bis people and not forgetting that this empire h" over
come dangers N All the present
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Wing Meeting In New-Haven-Hon. X. W..
Thompson of Indiana.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
NIv-HAyEs, CT. March Z


NEw-HAyEs, CT. March go lsls.
The Wings had large meeting in this city last
evening The Exchange was crowded to its
utmost capacity, and the enthusiasm was unbound
ed. The crowd was ably addressed by CAssIUs N.
CLAY Of Kentucky; Mr.. GREELEY Of NewYork
also spoke.
Hon. K W. THOMPSON Of Ind. was present but
upon being called out, excused himself as, having
addressed large audiences trery day, and oees ties
day. SINGS he into the State he felt nearly used
and feared that If he should attempt to spesk sen that
night he should not be able to finish lis last job In this
state, which TO ep.ak 10 Nssr Milford H day Dur
ing the short space Of time which this gentleman hiss
been in Connecticut he has golden opinions OF all
his hearers wherever hs has been Az al orator, every
speaks him unsurpassed voice his gestu,
the expression OF hs Gestures and the tact which he dis
plays Of taking sra ght 10 the hearts OF his hearers all
render him Of the most interesting speak
ers who addressed political meeting in this State.
Oae Hundred and 6y voters were made 10 this city
on Monday last or these Oae Hundred and Trenty FIRE
we're Bh'gft Look out for the iss,t kind Of " hfs
majority In this ciy-thc Gibraltar Of Connecticut IVhg
gcrrH-on Monday next Yours IN haste, ROANE.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
ops To SICILY.
wA,rva slvlsr ,ASpos.

h.x, .,rucA tho horcic strinr
NV ss',,s.. isx IN l..,h aer,ss his br,a.t.
Nn>v ~ ~ ,as ,r. than rest
,x..,s 80, .,sst pncn III This Of late
Hath been iss fate.
NJ, ,sss q Shelly ar, bora again
rsr over rhsrscts and Olympic steods
a., TIA hssls and the stout arms of men.
Al "a, re,,,ra I,,<i gives me power their deeds
.,., a, IT,. 3D., p.)crmoi hail 10 thee
~, ana, v,,h Mad voice. Arsseg BE- fro.
~. - IA. Assj ssi ,r.ssv Is re chan"
rneu ealle,,. nor in vain.
>.-..-,. 49,, a.. ,,,,rt.,,. ,,.hs. so,,h
N"~S ~ h ,Js ~ ,hs Nth
'"s - 49, ,., .r,i -,
n 49, -: 80, .r.m.,.
$3.50. Al. a,,sh Of .io,b ma nsin,sd wall.
So. an AMI r,cn start forth from H. where call,
W. -. \, H,,o, long too lonc. unhe.rd
Ny 'ns' 'ne "reTn ~u eaaeu'
WIN Ws'er 'ne mss"es' ~ no 'ea' 'ne 'e'"
nus saAs sVuha All Aings
Fw ever springs
Awaiting ssr% snM soso'es the ire
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Rothschis and tho Archbishop OF Paris Marshal sou and
Marshal Bugeaud all with real JOY (or Louis Philippe
had no friend aknowledge hs Republic Prussia, Ansris
Russia look dsmay. and FAR frcm attacking France
,hnk only of what minimum Of Constitution their sub.
iects are ike TO force from them
Not the least significant not the leas, promising token
OF the future Of France Is the temper Of mind, which
eordng TO all Observers tbs French display under these
new, unexpected circumstances. Nothing Of tho
old (dEroHads extreme OF enthusiasm Alternating with
extreme Of desperation silent satisfaction, rather, and
may We not say, uemuous hope in ueaver. saw.
says an observer the Paris population escor,ng It's slain
Ones solemn procession, Saturday, last lay them
beside their slain fathers, beneath the July Column mute
patriotism Of generation joining the last ore also
mute. There something very striking In the n!a1c,
with which, tho whole. the ceremony rdg5octei.
II is quality In such French solemntes, this Of
silence; and full Of good auguryi
Manchester Examiner, March II.
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b saicc with beod they wi therefore, be more gen
srous. glorious Sombre and jealous mistrus, Is
prescribed from social ned leaving devotion 10 the
public good alone flourish In all Its vivaclty and then
viii be what sAvory and nourshng fruits Liberty will
gather from in due soasos The contempt OF the nation
will succeed letter than the scafod In preventing attacks
upon liberty. II Is public contempt which has overwhelmed
monarchy, and this great law Of contempt viii make the
esemes OF the Republic rembe. We have already burnt
the throne the Place de Ia Bastie aud will burn the
scsfold on the Place do Greve. Then will the holocaust
TO liberty be completed. The French Republie VIII have
brought forth FOR the people thatuth which now leaps 10
her womb the invioablity Of human life Let Europe
who has no doubt. already opened mouth TO
admire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

IL Jewell know that The TrtbuH, bold advocate o
the Of Mr. Clay and although their p'ferencs'
in .egsrd to the NcsPrcsdsnt are not so clearly ind
cated vet IL is Clearly well known thst they are foi
Governor Seward This then, is the speculation to which
rs, Tribune In vite. in vsstmeut.
Gov SEWARD has been nearly SIX years ont oil
the public service and though Ing his full share
of duty as a Private in the Wing Army, has neither
asked for or desired its offices. He is no, cand
date for Vice President; nor will his friends Ia this
State, $50 for as We may be supposed 10 understand
their views present his name to the National Con
vention. lab. Eve. Jour March %.
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A TAYLOR DycLI,ATIoy-Tbe r.,

A TAYLOR DEcLIsATIoS.-The Ere PA Ga
rite, publishes letter from Vim. 8. Lane Esq who
appointed eecor for the XxIlld congressional District
Ia Penn by the late Taylor Convention Harrisburg Mr.
Lane decces the honor intended to be conferred him
He states be 10 Whig and for Whs and
and the usases OF the Wing party He 10 willing TO
support 0ea should no be the nominee OF tho Ma
tona Convention but .rwse bs wishes sction
with those who wish to throw aside all precedent, and
bring forward the General independent Of any party
nominate n.
II H. L. WISAsrs. Esq. Assistant Editor Of
the Rochester Daily Adpertss, has been appointed City
Clerk with sslary Of $500 per annum.
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How France will have Lower Taxes.
The following is from the Paris National:

In virtue Of article inserted In the budget of s4S
lie late Government; had got drawn mp comparative
tase Of the salaries Of funconares OF all kinds In the
civil and military services. The periods compared are
the nrst AID last years OF the reign OF Louis Philippe II
INST be borne In mind that the elements OF this COMPARE
son are not precisely the ssme Thus, In 1881 public
worship formed part Of the sibuions OF the Department
Of Pubic Instruction whereas IN lsss they compose two
distinct services. In 1885, also, the University had
sudset apart whereas In is4s that budget 10 comprised
n tha, ofthe ministerial Department TO which 1t belongs
TIE following the two tables: