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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

Sur~e-v Building- on Randall's Island ---No'
TIE Nurssrv Establishment or Juvenile Depart
rneut OF the New York AlmsH House Is located on KAN
DALI Island which lies in the East River at tnc NOUN
Of the Harlem River shout eight miles from the Oly
Hall The buildings Of this establishment ten N mum
b.- .re plain and substantial designed more expressly
fr use than Tor show Five q the buildings ere -i1'
sted iEcsulariy yet syrnmet rcslly on line Al in'ef
walls Of one hundred feet forming the front Oh -
groups and havn, southeasterly aspect these I'VE,
together with sixth standing eighty feet Ia the rear OF
tle center one constitute the Nursery proptr-' re-
uainn. four buildings grouped centrally 10 tae rear Oh
the front line e. about four hundred ieet distance from
the Nursery Hospital the whole arranged IL nearly ne
.hs7e Of triangle. havin. sides seven hundred ie'i
orr and enclosed By vast plcket fence ID plot OF
ground 81 ht hundred By twelve hundred feet "a RE
-.e. - .hr angles 20 the front line OF buildings he
buildings ar pleasantly located 90 about Tie center Oh
the Island az 81 elevation OF thirty feet Shove rd-"a'
tr The ground in front iop.ns 20 the water 81 gentle
inclination in southcasterly direction a-orins "e"
Of Flushing Bay the Intervening Islands AMI adjacent
cc.nt-v-one Of the finest prospects in The vicinity OF
New-York. These buildings which vii form tae sub
.ect of several brief ar;,.s al constructed dur
ing the past wear.
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The sHold-nYer, Gare.

The People Of the State Of NewYork deter
mined to hold Constitutional Convention. and dad
il. They resolved therein 70 reform their Judica'
~ system. and have all their Judges elected By
the People, as those Of the highest and the lowest
grade only had previously been. They farther de.
creed the entire abolition Of the Fee system ana
the payment Of Judges B. speciis Salaries aohe'
These reforms were in part effected oy 'he 'oN'
sttution itself and Ia part necessarily 'e'' ~ '''
Legislature, which. piece meal and somewhat .'''
div. has done what the Constitution enjoihed'-
~ a., act Of last month the Police and Civil
Justice. Cor tins CITY were directed to be chosen
bv the People thereof. and their Salaries liked by
the Common Council--al which has been done
Ipstce. Of diverse politics, but generally capable
and uprieht men, have been chosen in each Of the
ak Districts into which the City is divided, and
they have all entered or endeavored 70 enter, upon
the discharge Of their official duties. But in step
portion Of the ucnmbeuts under the old, super
seeded system. and insist ON holding over pocket
ne fees when tic Constitution has abolished
the Fee system, aud holding by Executive aP-
pointmcut when the Constitution has decreed that
Judges shall be chosen BY the People
This attempt 10 defy and defeat the public viii
is made on the most frivolous pretexts respecting
the terms Justice, Assistant Justice, &c, IN
the act, and on a csvil that the bill Il Of local
character, and that 1t embraces fV0 sulocts, lPo-
hce and Civil Justicesj contrary to the Constitl-
ton. Snch are the pretexts on which the Constr
tuition, the Legislature and the People are sought
70 be defed, ia order to keep men IN Office alter
they have outlived any plausible excuse Tor stay
ing there. Is there any way Of convincing an
offce-ho that The public hes mrde mp It's mind
70 do without him HalIeck wrote Of the vocal
ists 1--WE think it wasl Of another day
Whose Lac. farewels' eth linger 0erus,
And. Ike fom-ca', die by nches'
That was toleraby slow and obstinate, but the de-
funct iurists OF our day throw it completely III
the shade. They utterly refuse to give up the
ghost at all This subjects the City TO claims OF
salaries from two sets Of officers, and the cost Of
fighting one or both sets 81 law. Isn't 1t possible
to infuse modcum Of shame, Of decency into an
oaice-holder, so that he viii walk out when the
door is opened aud finger duly pointed, withou
waiting 10 be peremptorily kicked out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

rTRev. Henry SLIcER Chaplain of the l. 5
Senate. recently sent us long letter IN The
Union in reply to short one we published from
Hon. John ]. Slingerland in relation to the Chap
lsns cordial greeting OF the slave-trader Hope H..
Slater when the last named was taking of to a
Southern market the slaves who recently attempt
ed to escape from bondage in the metropolis OF
this model Republic We did not perceive that
Mr.. Steers article denied or materially qualified
Mr.. Slngerland's save on a single point. Slater
is MOI a member of the Methodist Church Though
several of his family are members, and he is a
pew-holder in u Methodist Church, and that
Church does not countenance the Slave-trade In
the hands Of its members. Mr.. Sheer says he
never knew en instance Of slave-traler being a
member OF that Chu ca, (aor, We presume, OF any
other.)
TIE leading points in Mr.. Steers letter are
clearly b9ou hit o., IN Mr.. Smgegand rcioindc,
which we publish.
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Law Courts.

crRcrrr Corrr-Beiore Judge Edwards--Saclstfs
Hr5-r Baut Leon Comfy Bant-ln ihs case fe ffi'l
o. nlfash va. ordered
CouRr or CoMNoN PLEAs-Bctore Judge Ingraham
T. Cgnuct a. Cripsr q. Ctli q f Acton 90 libel 90
.rseat published in tne paper oi d,r'sn' by ie" T.
Com'ok Co. who atsaaa't already rs'nrl o. 'e'ie' 10"
Jis n sreaiuara aaa cf Is Ja-o B'ye'- Assault 'n4
to M house Ye.s, Or some Joining street. loading . che river
Tie plaintiff 10 mason ' ocup iD- ,l.' = ~. , ~
BRYAN the Nav. 1871 sni demanded % 80 sn
ntiae- way is'..ls ~ - - , ~ 5ur he ,r.',,,i .on
s 4r Stare astaas himself sni maize threat oi or.iA
" I 49, ,,5 ne b.ei r55.a .i,s % Nc > she DO - want
- ..,s-t,s b. vas +, NAMED man. bat sept ooea- ier
a,s oor Nr sn bees youngest daughter stood y -e ~
10 prevent L.le -a ca--t lr s,o Ha tAren 70 No s. bat
e -asr luht g. severely hlrs ef itla5 n ~ lors w
b. elem si Mo by il lr iLre aef '~'s % le lo3r .a-
era, l1 tae I. roor bus te -n escaped ".o-s1 D' N
Ol l return io ile shop 'lher a,.nato1 r-.e -ai De-
ei-.i up i-. ..,-,- III. l,.'a,r, f.- .1t'..-- ie
could ~ viz, be- isei rt ,l. Dutch 'Ie family o. 'ia lfs
.,. , i-l 1.ir ~ he aat b. N " =. b., .e eI ',er5
sai ,ol Dog fa oas Hsr mother e 's io "-f OF I'VE
Fo Js,ar i was -ri fl Ms o., ts house % ,l i--a
- '.e ~. '3 .' y. s Il .,a-eroas H. r-i,,oa he a,
ese Assault. Mrs Fh coming toward aa '-relie3.s '.i
tuie al bel caught uf c ''loi ' li Deg .o Arep on or 7
81 an baf o. ii pr throw E f aer young n "ho .' pa
--l. 5.'i ,5.lri b-r Tie el--. - SHE tie aI.erlaoa
vas pce-r justice ocona-r counsel Or defendant wished %
s ie ,.,I ,l5 Bonn, r., loa, ,Ias ~ BE pre
th- o. o-of ihe eae.e sisted chat .e anlersto d
te e. NJ b. rrra- iAe sa away as 20 have l'f -
i si--. a.Al Zee l'i ever h-t hn cay ste witness Re
.ef 3D. ea'soi % shoe ia '. a'rler of tlr m l. " .'
le ai-lvali .h.- refiei o 'e'.f .i.i "..1.-, 2 -
Juy s.,ee w - f q Of 81 s.'i l.' c, ,
Hee~ rass,, crgqf Ne isrlon tae I'll q Aasa,, la.'
"a. I'll. --,a, oar-a III aL-aiy. ai-s-lf la. be
.,s sf YEAR. - sr- iei BE trar sa recover fa'
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Henry a, and Ireland.

Nessrs. EDIroRs Having been Tor owe. q" eng
wear. an active opponent q HENHY Gay pen. ~
linn % be from ihe approximation r-ie 70 me p! N
-re.fsd derua-o-ues on my fret landing 10 the l-..u
-fa,es en- enemy 70 the IRISH ci'lzen- ana -A1 w.
rssuv others ofmy c0lntrymeu who are .eo-s..o'.s
L 49,. cs-a.i verv i-rie about inQuirn- INTO either
r r-l on a.eho0d Of the charge but .ag ia 90 t-.
~. n r-eralfbf The general course o. Hr L4h o az
Iar-ei rirzcus has been that ~ li-nila'l fiilel
e- -,-e-ri,ar but more particularly towards 4s' tA
Tl so,,n, letter % an influential Dcmocra. mem
r of he Cincinnati Bar speaz Joy l'se O. ana p" A ESQ
Md r the heart of every true .rsall Or ms el.'''-
u.r.od Of bis country crisis hIb-i-''011
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18
GFNTLFMFN'S HATs-SUMMER STYLE.
Pan, Siyav Hats and C0p'Jor ChRdren.

NV GOODS.
70 WM II. BLsBE Co. Har'ers' 80 Broadway New
york and 1873 Chestnut IT, Philadelphia, VIII introduce on
Friday. MAY 10 their summer Has for Geneinen aud hey
feel warranted In saving that they viii exhibit 90 this oces
sion ,he most perfect HAT ever offered this country The
STYLE viii consist Of several different kinds Of tie ulnos'
ightness and elegance with most superior and inseml
kind Of trimming altogether forming toaf ensemble Of all
tina, is new and beautiful in the art
A splendd assortment Of Pars-made Straw Goods fo'
children and Infants viii be opened the same time, con
n of different syles ina materials. OF surprising beauty,
.,,,,ei,, ,o,,, and bigllv attractive myl5 o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

DrA. s1a. Upon my return home. aiier an s'-ence
. .eger.i r19lth-. found here your ollsns letter
% enrol my name as 80 honorary member %
H. rr,rTet Club established in Cincinnati accept
,hecompment with pleasure and cora.-.! w'-lHs '.-
- -..srl i was instituted shall BEL most happy lo
cont --te anything .n M power % -heif accomplish
meat d. . .
r. T. AYAN. EsQ. II '--AA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

~ THE HUMMER DELEGATEs TO BALTIMORE
met at Towards Hotel yesterday and appointed Hen
RY A Foster OF Oneida Co and DANIEL :. Dickinson.
irrcyerently called Scripture Dick Of Broome co.
Delegates at large. and Judge HENRY LANDoN Of sui.
folk Co TO I'm the vacancy n the lst District All tie
other Discts ia the state represented The Del
esutes are to proceed immediately to Baltimore and
Washington 10 oil the machinery Of the Convention
which il TO assemble ON the 21d inst
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DIR. MoREHEAD's IMPROVED

Graduated Magnetic MACHINES
To These beautiful instruments combine important I'M
proyeuenta over on other forms Of manufactures and are
considered by the Faculty the only ones worthy the name
They are remarkably simple much 90 indeed thol any
one who can read successfully operate Them NO as
sistant is required their any harm result from
.eir ,ppca'on % the most delicate Each Instrument Is
eonpacfy arranged with an necessary appliances put up in
portable and convenient form. and Is accompanied by the
new Manual for use clear and explicit.
Prices SD and Sl5-complee and warranted.
sole Manufacture, d. {. MOREHEAD, ND.
1872 Broadway.
Beware Of worthless limitations myie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

vERNoNr.-The official canvass Of tho vote Tor
thirteen persons TO compose Council OF Ccnsors,
who are to meet on the 7th Of June to inquire aud
determine whether any change in the State Con-
stitation is desirable, shows a very light poll
Charles X. Williams, tChief Justce) whose name
was ON all the tickets, has 1868 William R.
shaiter, who was on both Loco-Foco aud Aboli-
ton. had 6.7s2 and the run on the clean tickets
was as follows Wing, 6,s99 to 6,9iO Loco, a,762
10 1890 Abolition. 1859 20 1898.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

FROM IuE SANDWICH lSLANDs.-By the whul-
ing ship James Maury. Capt Wheden from Honolulu
Dec IS We have received copy OF the PolgHesaH OF
the laics, date from which We gather the following
items
4 public celebration and Temperance Feast vas held by
the pupils of The Native Schools az Honolulu on the I'm uf
November the vicinity ofthe town. ia which The King and
Chiefs participated. About SEQ scholars nearly 500 parents
and large number o spectators present Upward
500 tables ranged Tor the repas a. which 1888
pigs 800 fowls 2l5 geese together with ducs turkey fish.
vegetables. ii, &C SC In like quantities Cemoishei
These celebrations held under The auspices C the
slonarieS, and are becoming dcseryedly popular
The George Washington. and Mars Helena for the UNI
ted states 20 sal from Honolulu n Dec The Mara
Helena merchant ship would touch 81 Tahiti and Napar-
60. thence 10 this por.
The Volcano al kauea had exhibited increased seton
about the Isl OF Dee and the 3D. there slight earth
quake.
large invoice Of standard books from The establishment
Of harpers New FORA reccvctlai Honolulu Oct
-, ard IN than weeks about Sleto worth had
been c;ed among The people aud foreign residents
TIE foreign residents u East Maui had ordered 81 entire
SCI Of harpefs Family Library, consisting Of l7S volumes
New Bedford Mercury, l6ih.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


= d" HUST's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for May
opens with very interesting and ,ppropr,te article
the proposed steam aipacket Route to China by
Lieut. Davis L. : y Il has also wel-wrirten papers
on the Present Commercial Crisis the Commerce OF the
Lakes and Western Waters, and the Commerce Of
France in 1916 This decidedly Of The best mum.
bars Of the periodical thai h,s appeared To- time.
- 80 HE BANNERS MAGAzIyE AND STATE
FIxANcIAL RE5lsrERr for May contains, among other
things. an amusing article on The Want OF Money
statement Of the Commerce Of Great Britain, clever
Review OF Prcscorts Mexico and number Of financial.
AMI statistical papers, Of importance TO moneyed men
Il NAV be had a. 81 Wallst.
=" "TALNUDrc MAxINs, from tie Hebrew,
with other saying" By L. : DIsAAEL French, Bo,-
ton lri.e work Of proverbs containing al IN gene
raj use and great number which WI be new % most
rcsiess A. Po;kli monitor, 70 eli up with Wholesome
advice al spare odds and ends OF time. . furnishes a
profitable possession 70 ell
- Tar QUAEr1RLT HEPoRr % InE pEo-
crrDrvss OF THE NrE.YorK Hs1ozIcI SOCIETY
have been published pamphlet form, and may be had
Of VIM VA Nordeu ID William q l. contains inter.
estins statemen; OF the doiHgs OF the Society
- "LrTEL's LIVING ACE" No. 30, contains
articles on the New German Empire select Letters Of
Columbus. Mln.o..s o. Nal Dc Nonipenser. Lord
Hsrvsy's Memoirs, &C (Beriord Co. Astor House }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

- Ar Industrial Congress, viii assemble at
Philadelphia ON the first Wednesday in juno,
which happens to be the day OF meeting OF the
Whig National Convention. 1t is called by the
Land Reiomers and Working Mems organization,
but we believe any association of Lsborng Men
Is inyitel 70 send a Delegate.
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- Revised A>o l,rRovEp 81 KNoN i-3 Fulion'i 90
Now ready complete assortment oi the sumner fashions
of Genremen, Hats in STYLES and prices 10 SUI al c 's'
of customers and warranted 20 give e utmost sansiaen
20 all ~ no wear them and 10 all who see iem Aso' every
, f ,i,lrens' cans the uea.est ard cheapest 10 5c
fund I'm The CITY Old customers respectfully invited o
call and strangers IN would do wei as' 70 look H.
-, .-.t,,.i,, .is.,yhare. al KNoN's myls p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18
By Express and telegraph TO The Tribune
Later from Mexico.

PETERsDCRG, Wednesuay, Nay u
The special daily express for the Ner York
Tribune from New Orleans has been received,
bringing dates to the llth inst The schooner
Atlas had arrived, bringing one days later news
from Vera Cruz The intelligence IS unimporant.
Nine deputies were still wanting to make quo
rum of the Mexican Congress.
Major Bliss il ON & visit in New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

ANOTHER REyOLUTioNARf OcroGENARlAN
Goxxs-Judge James NJ Marshall. son Of Col Thomas
Marshall, commander Of the 81 Virginia Regimen, in
The War Of independence and eldest surviving brother
Of Chief Justice Marshall, died at his residence in
rsaquier County, Va on the Goth ut aged - years
Al II be entered the army, remaining in i unai the
close Of the Revolutionary struggle when he embraced
the legal profession. He married daughter OF Robert
Morris Of Philadelphia. He was commissioned by John
Adams Judge OF the L. s Circuit Court for the Dis
trict Of Coumbs. lie served bat brief term on The
Bench Hsving no taste for public life he retired his
estate in Frederick County, Va. Thence he removed
70 Fsuquer County. In Frederick County he served
with great impsrnslty County Magistrate. Judge
NJ had ample fortune, which he distributed with
eommsndable munlicencs. He devoted his leisure
hows y be tavsrts pursuits, literature and agriculture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

~ A Land Reform CoRreRt'on was to assem-
be yesterday, and hold through this day, at Clcvc
hand, Ohio. Among the signers Of the the call We
remark the names OF Hon. d. r. Tlden, Wing
Member Of the last Congress, Pres't Nahan Of
0herlin, and several moro of the best men on the
Reserve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

whig National Convention.

UTICA Wednesday, May y.
ye,r- York.-XXti Disfr,c.-THE0. : PAXTON
Of Utica was yesterday chosen DELEGATE iron
Oneida County to Philadelphia. He is iorHEFHT
CLAY for President aid W5i. Il SEWARD .or Wee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

JacoB FEAIrH Register - kasSasSiai A respp'hte1
y-,-rr.w " LELAND Receiver of Public Moneys az
Poutotoc Miss. rice William :. Taylor resigned
HrnAu RoGrBs. Receiver % Public Moneys al Gun
cv m rice Samuel Lcech, appointed Receiver az "a %
- Cr.iv VIZ
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~ LG1g6.
III lHOppEIl
presidential Preferences.

OHIo.-The Wings OF Ashtabula Co. have pass
ed resolutions at their Convention, declaring THoM-
AS CoRwIN to be their first choice for Presidential
Candidate.
Nrw-JERssY.--The Wings Of Aquackanonk
have declared Henry CLAY to be their first choice
Tor the Presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18
pepnrrurs Of the britannia.

bDsTUNl " -IIl4tl-'I '9'|
The Steamer Britannia took ont Is passenger
for Liverpool and for Halifax Her specie
amounted 10 only $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18
By THE MIDNIGHT SOITHERl hail

Tar LATE GEy. AsHIEY.-The remains "i
s,or Ashley were conveyed from WASHINGTON or Won
dsv afternoon under charge Of Nr ls-ae ho--'i' ~
.tsnt Doorkeeper Of TIE senate o. iheF way 20 'le
-. lance Of The ..nLlv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

VERMONT. d. BRADLEY, ESQ. OF Bellows
Falls is the Loco-Foco candidate for Congress in
the LIST District, composed of Rutland Bennington
and Wiudham Counties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

FROM IHE BRIrisH PRovINCEs.-Hahf pa
Pers 10 the l2th inst have been received The HaaT
Ue'e"e states photographic communications between
hahiaN y ;. and Calais, 10 connect with one from
Ca4as 70 Portland aad thence 70 New Orleans VII
soon &c cstaosneu - the work IS already IN progress
Ship building IS brisk ~ - John shin OF O0O tons
called the Arab another OF 200 tons called the Olive
Branch, and bars OF 400 tons. called tie Rerln had
ali been launched there within a week
FIRE Is Lowell, MAss.-A FIRE broke ON, this
morning about ] o'clock in a carpenters shop in fov
ell place Uoweii-st, near Adamss block occupieS b
Mir Capp which entirely DESTROYED together ,vrb
uine other buildings chiefly dwelling houses causing a
loss OF about S25oo0 The following estimates have
been made Of some Of the losses Artcmas Wheeler.
$50 hay and grain Mr.. Merrill s35o0 insured FOR
only 500. J. l.. FoOte shout $50 John Reed. 500 :
Mr. Comns 500; Mr., Esion. grocer We understand
nsd 0OJ insured his stock 4 considerable amount
OF furniture also destroyed and abou, twenty fam
lies were rendered houssless The frc is supposed 70
have been the work o. an ineondisIy.
Lowell Courier 18th.
CONvlCfI0S o. DG. GEEK.--Iho trial Of Dr.
Gcer, tie biganiist the companion OF Dg CaSun came
a. the County Court in session la-f week a. Rome
snd Wa concledcd CA Ihursday evening. The jury
~ere cut about twenty minutes, and returned With
verdict o. guilty Of b.,amy principal IN tie second
degree. Tie was sentenced. Friday morning 70 three
years Imprisonment al Auburn rtcs Dsly Herald
ANSIyrRSARY.--- The nineteenth Anniversary Of
toe Ruiycr,' college Bible society was celebrated On
Monday evening ia ths Calsse Chapel al New. Bruins.
wick, ~ J.
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parties tie Court ordered this 70 Be struck from
the calendar.
Jrars Sf0fiarf W William AexaRdsr.-This was
motion for O new trial The motion was denied Snd
the cause struck from lc calendar -Sceoury Nissan
for plaintiff: Greene & Cooper for defendant
P0ucE-Josioh Miller was bnoueht before JUS
ncc Garrison yesterday on charge VI having burgis
ou.y entered tie looking glass frame making shop OF
John Is Knner s. Son. 10 tie Ninth Ward Of this city
on the night Of the 9Th 90 last April lie fully
committed appear the Court Of GcneEa. ses
-.eps
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Markets.

CorroN-More active; sales reported Of COCO bales.
SUGAR End MoLAssEs unatered FLouR-Frm, but
little doing; 80 bbls Illinois flour si75; St. Louis as
o s 80. FREIGHTs-Nnesixeenth. EXcHANsEs-
Moderate sales Northern bills
ZvUe9-Shp Kentucky Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

DELEGATys To NATIONAL CoNvENIlONs.-SOme
thirty forty Delegates have passed through this CITY,
timore The Monongahela House was crowded yssler-
day and The evening pre- ious and the city hotels w
doubtless, be allied TO- the present week with deeg,e
and business men. SoIae Of The Wing Delegates have
also gone ON; and, among them part OF the Illinois
delegation, who, We understand hang cut the banner
for HCNRN CLAY. Pittsburgh Gazette, 18Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

y We recently mentioned the Oiscgo RePHb-
hess as the principal no, the only Wing Papeg in the
Dsfr,ei when we should have said Cozsty. The scHo
aAxn PArRIor Coy :. IL Nix Is Published in the same
District and IS s,ra'shtout consistent influential
Clay Wing journal Of the true stamp, and desery-
ING Of the handsome support which trust il receives
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ca.rir Corlr-Nos Do I7.ls, =. %. q, - 49, t3~le s. ls
o. 80. 81. 49, o. - . . . . -. 81.
C,vaos Plr.-Plt L-Nos 81, - g. 81 S, . 49, 3D. u, w.
Psr II-Nos. - -. 5f o.. 0H. ~, %. o. ~ 3D.
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ILLINoIs.--Thc Peoria M Rcgis'er OF the 5th
inst has hoistcd OF the head Of IL columns indie
pcudcnt candidates 20 be- supported At the August ecc
NON Col PIERRE MENARp Of farewell Co for Gov
ernor and Col J. l.. d. MORRISON of -. Clair Co, Cor
lieut Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

REMOVAL OF THE CAScHALAGVA D.Por.-Iho pfineYYs,
Once Of this celebrated Californian Medicine IL removes "
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