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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15
FARTHER FROM MEXICO.
pcRMER ACCOUNTS CONFIRMED
By Poney ErPress and Telegraph
TO THE TRIBUNE.

ffTf4bItrs "a. ~ A7--s
Your Pony Express brings New Orleans papers
OF the sIn. which announce the ARRIVAL O. the friz
ale saratoga at Pensacola on the s:h inst with az
vices forn Vera Cruz to the 27.h she bnnz' fuller
though no later a5vices frcD Mexico.
Tie rumor tia. The present Consre's nao as
s3lvea is confirmed The rev Congrs.. was % ss-
sembe IN January.
The ruaor was curren. tha. tne Commissionefs
Of the Mexican Government repaired 10 0aeretsro'
sf.er having an interview with Mr. Trist md X u
Supposed they nave had conference With the 81
yrs1le govsrnmeu. on the subject Of peace Ini'
was bat r1mor. Nothing definite IS known 81 the
decisions come t. in sach conference, II held.
Most Of the American troops now in the Capital
are sbou. 10 leave o. expeditions . other places
to occupy the Capitals Of the various states &c.
r. is defnitvely settled that the whole Republic Of
Mexico i. to be occupied By the American forces.
until those 10 power IN Mexico, who have authority
to ect make satisfactory reParatio1 10 the Amen
can Government. aud sgTee % the propositions o.
ueare.
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Inc 'F1sRtHgtOH CHi0H Oi NE 18TH, Coutg.ns the
following official dispatch from Geo. Lane TO the
Aaiutsnt General at Washington:
HAD QCARrEss DEPAKTssSr PuTsLAl
PuESLA. Dec. 4, lei7. !
SIK Having been cTelibiy informed that Ire enemy
IA force a. MaismoTos With artillery snd that
military eoi w2s there eslatlhsi, at which large
quantity CT munitions u ARD other public property
hd teen collected. and also that several Am dc.n SOL
clers we're colnnti there Ia cgse prison, movei from
flcoz toward that place Al o'clock the evening ~
the 22' instant, win piece u artillery and twenty
I'VE men, under TIE command n Lieut. B. Field, u the
% artory, ant ons hundred ard thTy-dse men. con
sistpg VI Col Hsyss Texas mounted rdemen, and Of
tee Louisiana dragons under Cap. Lewis. Although
arced ty the RAIN which fell necessarily from ID o'clock
until >, we arrived A. Maanofos al o'clock 90 the morn
irg Of the = accomplishing march OF My four ulies
10 twelve hours Coming upon the advance guard Of the
eresy a7proa he'd the town they were charged and
rven f. upon me main BODY wnes tho whole led alorg
he streets toward ores; lying In ear Of the place. The
force OF the charge, the sHddenness Of their nht, and the
vArou, avenues by which they retired, render Il t nit
. form satisfactory estimate OF their numbers, which Is
vAIloosi, computed NJ from four 20 six hundred
IN hs short and slnsurafy Action from sky 70 shiy
u the enemy we're LED aud wounded without The loss
on our part q slnse Among The killed was Col
FiedrA-, COMMANDING a. Masnofos, two captains OF az
rerF, ~ other CT ecrs Of various grades I~e1tycne
Aueicsn soldiers wcre set free and restored % the ser
vice Ae- ~ih 1u.ks:s and ol-,e1 uPon horses taken
ten ~. emmy Three pieces q srtLcTJa slilll enc,
l1rs II AID lose Twelve p0unger-2l Of hronzs, and
m -yol nifs CONDITION. tsev0 tons OF .h0t 81 al call
nres tSeNc boxes liked aunuli.on twenty oz e.
e-eoPe. sni msskei balls, seven bales scT Art quick
matches Eve hurtfsf uuskf;s. -ve hundred sacfes,
hundred no.ses l.rse gs,lIiy OF medical stores AID
oinef r1ls property, lei into lf Esnts Aat, with the
exception q he sTt cry, The nxec ammunition u.
ke.s and saoes al destroyed 10 Consequence ny
h-'ii ~ 10 procure additional means spos4os-
The reniAnfef u Iae Gay ol Cd IL refreshing trs
troops snf IN destroying military stores II Which last
three Arul cry nsr-psvzies German Foes, art Friei
uAn-~efe considerably injured, bar, Il Is hoped 10. d5a
bed. o az accidental sx plos.oa.
f2ry on the morning Of the -tth moved toward Pu-
eoiA Capt RgoeTis's company CT Texas mounted Elf.
mel. Numbering hst~een twenty-five Gnt thirty men,
composed tee AVA Cd guard Tie remainder Ct the
mo1-tc1 r.ncneE ~ere Ia rear q lie artillery. TIE
-olsitra Dragons urder Cast Lewis, eoustfu,e. The
rear sa-s- "n.le moving with tf,-uiu through long
o0AtAil pass, ca g iEe pass o. GAAxrs, some ave
rlss ZEN AAAno,os tie rain became considerably Ell
tse1 Retarded BY the ooslructons OF the wsy The az
-cy and small tan Of four wagons containing cap
iErso Propssty irava ~ Mexican mules kn1 tTvea By
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BALrrxoAE, Jan. I'LL A. N.
Herry Clay In Ballimnre.
corre'Pcna nee Of The Tribune.

toreiPcn1 nee u Inc Tribune.
BALTIMORE. Jan. Il, isis.
We have had quite an exciting time here for
several days The presence Of Mr.. Clay has aroused
the Wbig feeling 10 such degree that the bosom
Of every Wing is burning with love and admiration
for the great Statesman that but one feeling exists
among the Wings Of this city IS plain 70 be seen
i0r while ne Tss with Us he WAS almost 0verrun
and when about 70 leave At the cars 1t appeared
though the people would pail him 70 pieces. Such
an enthusiasm for man never was before exhibited
That the people Of this country that is the Wing
party could be induced 10 drop their grea, Cham
pion Of Principle would be utter folly and total
separation Of the Wing party. We 70 for princ
pies publicly declared-sor CLAY and the country
Yours, respectfully, E.s.
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Colonial Postages.

Many persons have understood the Postmaster
Generals order to mean that letters and newsps.
pers arriving from Earope. addressed to places IN
the Colonies, and all mail matter put into any Post
Otfce within the United States for the Colonies,
would lie dead wherever mailed, unless il were
paid in advance. Having heard tina, the practice
rather differed from this, the Editor OF The Tn.
brae wrote note 10 Hon. Robert II. Morris, 6esi.
ring correct information, which was immediately
given In the statement hereto annexed 1t appears
that UNPAID letters, efrcNlars. pam pklefs gers.
papers, Editors exchanges. and everything inclu.
ded in the term ALL NAIL MATTER are
forwarded by post to the nearest frontier Office op-
posits Canada, dc and that If the Colonial post
matters choose to carry the letters, SC. scross,
paying the foil postage on them withou. deduction
TO our iuncsionares they are thus enabledto do So
For some reason or other, we get the 7oronio
Giofv' The Baaner the Kingston Whig, &c. three
or hour OF each at time. while the 7orosto Fran
ss<T, .uoafTeal Herald &c. come one by one. rega-
larry. This must be owing to the practice Of
mailing two or three weeks papers a, once.
POsr orics, city OF New York, jan. II. ls4s
D1AR SIN; Yours OF yesterday received this aoruins
The order VI the Postmaster General In relation 10 nal
matter for the British Provinces has BY the De9Arest
bean construed 10 direct All mai matte. for The Pr
vness, either psii or unpaid Is TO e Forwarded 70 the
appropriate Caed States Post Once toe Ice
Of tho United states The Postmaster IT suck Oe Tor.
~aids the pad matter. sni re,sius the unpaid nalser
until be sbA receive the amount OF The United States
postage when bs vii frwatt II. 1.-THE posisge should
no, y psd to him. be in the proper re viii return The
unesid letters to the Post cce Department AZ Washing
ton. smcns his dead letters. Truly youis
RoBr h. NORRIS. p
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The Destruction of the steamer Blue Ridge.

The GaLipoiis Journal Extra contains the
following list Of the passengers and crew Of the
III fsted steamer Blue Ridge. The number of per
sons lost is said to be about 30.
Jas Runner. Kanswhs n b. Kontz. DO. Ma Early,
L. y A William /. Whitteker, ka. dead DAn'l Cos
horn Ka Isaac Barker Ka.; B. + Vickers and sister,
Ks STR. stewart, wife and three children Ks. Mother
in law, missing Mr.. Ogershiner, missing, Mr.. Tosso
and daughter, Cincinnati Joseph Brulan Cincinnati,
missing B. GTubert, Louisville; Mr.. Wright; Samuel
Langley, Gellipolis F. j. Sanus, Galipolis. dead ;
George Beard GaipOls. scalted and since dead Jo-
seph Miller Virginia, wife saved Mr.. Drake, Maysvils
Mrs Porter and child, Galpos; ". ". Cornalax. KY;
: A. Paulett, Lynchnurgh Va; Capt Summers, Gallpo-
lis Injured slightly James Summers, % clerk, Gapcs;
Albert Summers, waterman, badly scsdet; Capt. James
Payne Ka r. Wryht, Ka badly hurt Riley Finney LIST
pilot badly hurt Henry Colt s engineer Josiah CoOniz
al engineer JshR Bayse. slightly scaded and bruised
john Mays carpenter W. Hedrck. LIST clerk VIM Gard
ner George Gardner. Samuel Gardner and A. Carpenter
deck hauds John Carr, deck hand badly scadei p.
Carpenter, ssing y. souverain, Gallipolis d. Smith.
Gallipos badly scalded and leg broken; John Mann.
A. Bentley and L. Scott dremen, co0red f. Scott nEe-
man. missing ID. PAGE. coored badly scalded Lynch,
WIN. Armsted. Beu Dams Arst cook George Grams.
There were IS deck passengers-iAte not known
In the above list all saved that not marked dead
or missing.
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HEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
EVENING REPORT

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. ~ +. II.
The judiciary Committee were instructed to re-
port on the proprlety OF aboishing appeals from
Justices Courts where Jury trial has been had
and judgment not exceeding ESQ obtained.
The bill relative TO Harbor Masters Of New York
was taken up In Committee.
Mr.. FINE moved that excess OF fees over 90 500
be paid into the City Treasury.
Mr. LAWRENCE said there was no objection 10
the amendment
Mr.. JOHNSON opposed /. he was for paying well
TO secure good services ne believed the compen-
sstion would not reach the limit proposed.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. HAwLEY proposed that the Common COun.
ell should nix the salaries from time to time.
Mr.. JOHNSON said the only proper mode Of redu
cling the fees was to reduce the tonnage OF duties
when that question came mp he was prepared to
sustain It,
Mr. LAWRENCE thought there was no need ~
fear these would be TOO high hereafter
The proposition OF Mr. HAvLEY was rejected
Or. SMITH moved reference Of the bill, with
instructions 10 report substitute. making these
Offices elective. Lost
TIE bill was then gone through with m the
Senate
SIR. FINE renewed bis amendment Lost-l6
to 10. SIR. HAwLEY's amendment ives rene wed
and lost---l2 10 {.
The bill was then ordered to a third re adins and
by consent read and passed. 20 10 l-SNITH.
Among tine numerous appica atoms Tor these OF
fees the names OF OwE> BKESSAs GiDEOs FOUs
TAIN and UzzIAH WEsMAs, JAMES WOOD. CHAs
CHAxBERLIs Capt. HYER and others are spoken
OF. There are some fifty applicants any one Of
whom would do honor TO the appointment
Progress was made IN Committee on the bili ,o
punish Adultery.
ASSEMBLY
Mf. PhINiX called up his Pilot resolution. and
pressed the House fox the immediate scten
Messrs. BOWIE and BENEDICT opposed It's atog.
ton at this time. and moved It's reference 20 a
committee. After long debate the reference pre-.
vailed
MIR. Bowie gave notice Of a bill n appoint Com
missioners OF Deeds and Noiares
! Mr.. FISK gave notice OF bill 10 relation IN Sea
( mems Fund and Retreat
J The petitions to improve the dwellings Of the
lsboring classes were taken up and referred 10
/ Committee.
The bill 70 MI vacancies IN the Office of Sheriff aud
Z County Clerks was taken up. Nr. FESN moved 10
strike out all after the enectIng clause and give
pewer OF appointment TO Supervisors instead OF the
Governor. The substitute prevai1ei-5f 10 81
The Committee then rose.
/ Weather warm and rainy. Floor below IL
Western probably about rs. No change IN Grain.
New Corn worth Ga to s5. Hogs felt the e1ecl Of the
warm WeSfhcr-tull and lower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

RAILROAD AcCIDEST.-As the two o'clock pas.
senger train from NewYork passing the Pas
River bridge yesterday, wheel OF one Of the wood
attached 10 the OF. breaking the axle. The
thrown On The track and the planking and
part the mbcrs OF the bridge torn The train could
not be extrcatet until o'clock In the evening, and
during The interval the travel inerrupted-the mail
gr Philadelphia beLg detained an hour two. The
southern train from Philadelphia was also detained
In consequence Newark Adv. IL.
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so,l &. IS cents.

CHLoR0FoRN.-"A Account Of a New AnRsthetic
Agent Substitute FOR sClph1ie Ether n SGrssry ana
Midwifery by J. I. simpson. ND; FRSC. Prof Of
Midwifery Ia tie Ualver..y Il Fl.asuIgt" &c has jast
5aa very handsomely issued In pamphlet Of "a p-ses.
b. Rashlco, Clark a co 10 Broadway AID 10 Aston
House The subject interesting, The treatment ued.
ssd hs,sily commend the wosk TO whoever s about
to PsTiorn g undergo any palrial opsEA.co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

The klohELitU DlAAosD. POINTED GoLD Pas 81 oslr
The fact that this pen Is invariably warranted is the
strongest proof OF It's superiority and the un.xamped 20
pusTity II has obtained justfes the assertion that
the best and cheapest pen Ia the world" Sold b, D
WATSON Co IS Wiiliam-st door below Walls
and }. Y SAVAGE, % Fulton st. Gold pens and cases u
every description, wholesale and retail, al the love.
prices Gold pens al 81, 81 p aud 81 So Odd peas II.
paired or EXCHANGED
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IsSAgL,rEs-"A guide TO the people sufnamed l.ssl.
ties to Preach the Everlasting Gospel !. the name Of
little book Of sbou; ahundred pages which have pra.
ed for the Society Of that This book Is we'll werh
reading -BostOn M1f
We would inform readers that thi, book highly
recommended by ofthe Bost journals h.sbeen lad
sud b had Sunday at the H. o.
Broadway House, corner Of Orand.st and Broadwsy.
where Mrs. BisHoF 10 tomorrow az and O'Clock Sab
Jsct The location of ID. Botiomless PIT" subject sea
orally admired We recommend our readers o. 70.
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DC Thursday -vr1irg about O'Clock. of irfsf-rar..
sftef 81 illness % days. Mrs RACHEL. ~1is II ID n
bufts. Asef 81 years. msnths aHa q c1ys
Relatives and flslds are respectfully Invited 10 siiess
her funeral o. saturday sefEcon i5t lost 81 ne 49,
o. her husband, o. cu Il Bfo0kyn. a. hall %. l. a.
- Anns Chlici ~ oco-k, without f.ithef lgfl'sis
Irfetnent al Greenwood
On Friday mofuins iith last. HANNAH TROW
BRIDGE, wife Of Ffedesick l. Aulfe the 5s1 year q
her sc.
The friends sd acqaliotlrce Of to- fniy are iuvli.
10 .f.eni the funeral Sunday Afternoon A. eis,o.
fon her lats rcsijefce. No 81 "a ker-it Her re..r
will be taken O. Greenwood Cemetery flr lntefment
90 Thursday evening last. Me- MARY Me.ONB
dsu.iieg " Ar John icCcD1.
Her iluels. will take place on Monday ifh i1.f & !
oelock n from tho res lence ~ her otlef No f See
ord-ayeuue Tho fie1 . " fhe h1iy are respectful ?
invited 20 attend without farther nCilre
Or rhursd.y evening. i9ih nst si-ef pfofflf.t M.
less DAVID tDsALL sse1 Cd sclfs.
Toe friends cf The family ali those n hrs son n.ss
Daniel q Edsa respectfully invited ~ attcI1 I've "a
neral ihls ucru.a4 az ecuc>s tfOn rs lac rgli-c1ss
No $50 wash aston - his fcmsils will BE- fsieu E1s
h.h NeishboIhoci. y j Tor inl-ru4ent
On Fnfsy morning, Jsn a. " dsesse n the hetf Us
CAR THEODORE, aged year ard days. ol.f 80 n
Nn A and Aneeine Ns'efbly
Mutual ods - No 81 % OF O srd The ffltui. % a.
family are requested 10 attend the faners sender
lsth A. O'Clock from The residence Of h's 's'hsf
No ID >uF1ksf
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HousTos's sssArk RKPoErs.-Thc important
debates In The u s senate never 50 .lhfay AID
accurately reported a. leJ have been daring TIE presns
session BY Ds. Houston. Thi. sekrc~loo gerseat Is
especially due or US, insstacch a. we have on one or
two occasions svaed oafsevssoi sboss and sccea,-
ally omitted to give the proper credit, oluud.r which
Ne shall take sod 70 guard "a sast 10 saiass
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SEv.osLEASs, Jan. G. !

hEH-OsLLANs, Jan. g i,f7'
IN Cotton nc note sales Of micdng At - soi.-
The Sugar market D. quiet AID prices droo7ing- Noss
ss In prime lots sells at l7i Is. The -Four mSIkst Is
heavy. II Exchanges there IS little Offering
CTsarts-shlp Geo. sco'Ssd, Philadelphia bark Nancy
Stevens. New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

n Professor Mi,caslrs Lectures on Astronomy,
recently reported er Ths T1buEs are rueIi,hed 10
Pamphlet and selt a. rs cents Ter copy.
TIE Lectures q Professor AsAssI Alro published A.
soll q. IS cents.
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= Advertisements for The Tribune OF Monday onent
A. A. ssat 10 before 10 o'clock Saturday evening me
p,Sssssion Office Of this paper 10 not open on sanasS'
e.scrb>rs in City who dc not receive this paper
s.y,x hour are requested leave word At the Once
~ e,r arrangements are such enable ali the carriers TO
80 .hyoush their routes before o'clock Carriers fail
ns 70 seoen psh this win be required to give up their
seutss
Person wishins 7As Tiss'1 len At their dwellings or
,.sss Of busness regularly every morning will piease
issvs thsir sddrsss the Publishing Oce send note
shrousA the Pos. Once Terms, ~ cents ~esf. psys
bls 70 the Carrier.
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EGrsssss,.-Oaf thanks are due % HsruJen &
CO. Gay Co. srt Munro \ CO f1r papers furnished N
advance Of the u,si We arc sso ilceo.st 70 Messrs
DSnris AID Coyts of The sria. fes aid New Haven Lrs
Tor similar s.Vo-s
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business Nolieee.

~ DE.T,YLos's BALsAN or LNsgwoSr vlu csfs
coughs colds consumption. asthma liver compls nt
people will % h. The weekly return, =
deaths fom these could be reduced hall
da,ey. We have doubt ~ this important discovery
only used. Physicians sni eminent chemists have svsa
It their hearty approval Please read The following.
NEwyoRk, Oel :, lslT
certify that FOR PAIN 10 the breast wit cosh
and fever, 70 which have been su5ject for ye.
causing frequently &c leave my business have used
Dr. TAsLoR's ChronoT hermal basam Of Liser~ort PIE.
pared BY Dr. LrEDs, with great advantage aud relief
occasionally taking H. AID have used several bst
ties Of Ibis valuable preparation. Knowing ~ compost
uon the main, take great pleasure In recommend "a
20 al edisposed to seases ofthe chest similarly a.
fesIed- lSsuedl JOHN II. CuRRlE.
Belmont Laboratory
To G. J LEEDs. MD SIS Bowesy. proprietor OF De- Ia,
i1t's Balsana ~ Itvar,-oft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

THg FiRL az WEDVFsDAT NIGHT w canned
yesterday that the bskehousc barnt a. ire ,cscr ed q
Aunst on Wednesday nlrh bsdusei 10 N,ssrs Johnso,
4 Ice. n was occupied D. Messfs. NcLea sni;h W.,
hsi To- t fixtures ana stock 10 The value ~ about .'
on ,hs there Insurance 90 > 600 in nc Fra H.
suaucc Company q Hartford btt sln, igh
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- The Bedcuin Arabs close their eus,semrnt ~ on.
American Museum o. daV sns tke thsIf falr.e. Bens
No. They deserve. aud viii doubtless receive. hte.
patronage They give heIi r~rlrran;r l both s0-t1ods
and evening 40 .1i half cast iocccs, w1ol, ss1 DC
Ethiopian Seensdsrs. Great Western sud others .pps.r
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CLARK, BROTHER Coz GoLD PESs.-The most been.
uul and durable pens IN uss manufactured and soi
Wholesale ard retail by CL,RK. BRorHrR Z Co. s
John st corner Of Nassau, where 10 be found In ge
variety Of styles, pens and the loves, market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

R"THg GoLDEs Rule" for this week con.
tans among many good matters. full list OF Lodges o,
the orcsr of ODD Fellows this City. with he aces and
times Of meeting. ard the officers fer the present term
very usstl for reference (wiaehsster, 30 Ann.,t.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

PESPEruAL-OLoss ovsRsHoE-This mos, psrf-c, anti
Gle, glossy without vanish, aad adapej {, The preset
styleo boots aud shoes, TO be obtained, retail only
a. the GOODYEAR Rubber Emporium, $50 Broadway. Rsih
buns Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

PERPETVAL.GLoss OyrRsHoE --Thi. d. the only ovtr
shoe that /, glossy without ysra.sh thu only that
adapted the present Of boots and can be obsnsa
only a. the Goodyear Rubber Emporium $50 Brosdwsy.
Rathbun's Hotel uSl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

MUSICAL NOrcE-Tng BoHN FLUrE.-BAocfR. iu
Broadway, has just completed rich specimen q ih,
mueh'edmired instrument for talented snaieot Of h,
city to which he has appended his newly silver
lined enbouebure Professors and amateurs q the fss
are respectfully invited to call and examine H. Kylessp
proved and other ske yed flutes constantly on haad 45
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

~ J. SMITH DoDcg, DENTIST, Is Bond o. near Broad
way, requests ths attention Of those wantn. ariif.
eiA teeth to his new method "a method used this CITY
exclusively by hself Of fastening either single teeth .,
sets when On gold plates II Of the pain usual
y given in the opsrston aud enables the .arer % seev
clean and healthy mouth nls Tuass,5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

~ WArSN's FRENCH BoorNAAgR, hiss on accounted
the great increase Of his business been obliged 70 renew.
to larger Store lie located AZ li3 Wllian. %
po,ite the North Dutch Church. where would adgi..
those who want really good Boot. the owes, pcs,
give him acsll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

Col. BENTON AND GES. KEARSEY.-The Difficult
~ between these two gentlemen is thus alluded
to BY the Washington correspondent Of the Ba'ti.
igOrc Sem
Many say that he will meet Gen. Kearney, II sum.
nvned field but this is Mr.. Bent a.
the time Of his marriage put himself under pledge not
TO fight another duel Again has been said that Lieut.
Col Fremont would take up the matter but Gen Kear-
ney expressly dsclamed, before the Court inen
ton, al any tne 20 insult Lieut. Col Fremont and thus
there can be difficulty between them"
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MARRIED.


On Friday. Dee 81 isf7, BY Rev Dr. MeYbsy ~
MAsAADuKE OSBORNE 70 M" CHRISTINA y
SCOTT.
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LAsNAs's " Tour TO lHE sAouKxAY.p-ln our
notice OF this entertaining work. we neglected :ayr
ssle b. Graham, Tribune Buildings pnoe 80 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

% NEw-JERsEr, we are ashamed 20 perceive,
continues to pick the pockets Of the travelling pub
tic by what are called Transit Duties that S.
imposts on ell other than her own citizens who
pass through the State. Among the receipt. into
her Trcasurv we nota-