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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-06

DISTRESS ~ lRELAND-EATISG OF HUMAN
FLrsH-The following is an extrsc; Of the speech
delivered by Mr. Reynolds in the British House Of
Commons April H. during the discussion on the
oill to punish seditoOs speaking with transporta.
ton FOR seven years or for life.
All The on' OF large population in Ireland vsrs quiet
A." optolent % the law and yet Hon Members who
tneN no more Of that country THAI Of New zealand said
1ney onld No.e Tor this bill becau,e lresnd disturb
- ne denied the allegation libel upon bic country
hr4 non members consider the distress that existed Let
hm t-ho them that Ia lfeiand, 100000 OF haman be-
ints MAO sunk no their graves from starvation within rs
months Les hem remember the horrible case that with.
10 hae been brought before the Galway Asz-s
"a which man had been convicted u md
MI Dobhn astpendsry magistrate had applied IA favor
Of The prisoner on sccount Cf tho eKtepaafiug cirrn.
stances n his esse Dee q bis children had died Of
thar child befo'e b. violated he law 10 ur.u,s 60 A.
Do.bn hsc osused the body BE- disinterfsd and The
limbs found picked 10 the bore In tbst ea,e tbs
iucso shed ea's snd the jlry shed tears. aud the
dscss'Fcd That ctse was IN illustration on n :
widely spfead sDd terrible distress undsr which his conn
tfy men were suffering
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Nrw.YORK TRIBUNE.

-,,.voEk DAILY TRIBI NJ Sflshists1
FHh ..sr, uoKSiN0. So SuAY FNcErftv.
r,,suu@ Haudiuss. corner % Sprnc.
~ s...as -sFesss, opPo-'te tae IIv h"''i
.. A.. City Subscribers tor Ia CEsrs ssf -se.t
q o tbsy prefer they pay IN advances a. ~
o. $50, ineaths year Ell The fsnlo rate. SINGS
br's 49,, CFsrs Ma subscribers give Dollars
49, in sdgansa sud tho paper 10 90 sAso tol-
gt shsgroA the tine fOr - tieh "a % psia autsSI
80, Tor az nonths three Dollars IA sdvasfe
49, 10 Ell a1chanEes With Couutfy Newspaper
- ..r.r. received 81 this Onhcs whose terms
49, ,fss fboss ~ Tvs fsisysS, sfs not sila-sf
a., d'ssfsrte
-es~s 80 srisisef fn sefrn.rs
,,.e- ar iestfiFs laser ............s3 sea-
fiss fsr,d<-subseqoent iusartors......l
D.fed< ..F
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q" fas'a,-s0bsequent insertions.....5
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w. Daily subsequent insertions
One. ice. or thrice per weeks
tard>-kvrfy Gay, once, twice
0f thrice per week
eisrss S.zsitets and FtsEsai No1I-ss. asf frcss'S
. III, lissI. q secfs
AL sfgsrtssrf -nts inserted Ia lhis fkprf appear
* 70 lhs Nornips m Evening Edtisn.
rHK -HNii-WREKIy TRIBUNE
. sssl shed every WsDSEsDay snd ssIuspsV 'ncrsi's
f-ss a. per snnunn. TOO copies for -
NHw-t0kh WEEKLY Tribune
.EERY LAR0E PAPER FOR TIE cor MIR
. bsheA every sAruRD,Y mossiHG. II The ioN gfss ~
PEI -nuurl IN .dvanrs Do s1uies -, rf q crtits
ffs.i GREELEY 4 McELRATH. Push'h~'
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rUPPER,S NEW WORK.
MAPS. GUIDE BOOKS, sc.

IUST RFCEINEO "HACrENUs'-M0fe troPpln
y from the Pc that wrote Prcvet6iJ Philosophy.
6c With hoe portrait Of the suthor, FOR sac b.
~ HUNTINGTON \ sANA9E, lle Pesrl" N y
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PATENT LAWS.

\ Avs AND PRACTICE u al Dsti0rs relsting 10 Ps
Lsnts Tor inyentons with table Of fees sse forns d
PAGES. octave price u for mail edition tbs worn eon
i,irs complete ssUet0ss for obtaining Psiens 10 h'
Juitea States sui Europe Ediiee and published ~
KINGSLEY 4 PRISON Wallet myf 81
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CYRUS W. FIELD & 90. have removed from Bur
t'uus-slIp % The rev store
~ d. Chh q fuear J0unl
aets hey offer assortment u psyer sud paper LA
ssr.' materials sqaai % any 10 t1i' country
Nrr.. Ysrr Arri. q I'4f ~ ~
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lN1II--IONHIi OF DEEDN,
orr VI ~rrf.hciRh rsn b IN y 81

tIfbInF TItIfF u lNIt.F'f'f-EIF II
COMMISSIONER or DEED"s
~ Robert "a. -frrbeigh can b seen - al hours
during the az y the Ifihgu@ ONCE, rev orA
~ Nater-t'ure EHtHbii-hnicnt, syossrr Loht ~
land. and uhce On TruiL-at rear FlNh avenue J'tl
sew n. sod Or fOCF both puuis0f Prisssnitk' "a
tend % paeris-z above Doe n the PhYflcan' i1,'
will be 10 constant attendance 81 syofsst s1' i''P
- New YORK Vyater-t Cure Establishment
J. PfsKsoN, n ID. Proprietor This estao lslni1"i
uptown VI h- most essant 500 n-1ihf pai's ~
the city containing sJ.ue Sky rooms ~i'h ss1ia
ps7rs good table for iuvsids. or oth-N 20 .h 80.
plain det also ins fir bsthns-lo eno q"
- Mrs. Gove's Wnter-Cure Establishment
VI remAin a. 4ii Tenth-st T'mpkiussquzre Sire
Cow - heretofore Will receive pasnt' - her residence
stteud them ss-vh-rs TIE sresf sassetssea'i ul5
,.t.r cue o tas t-.tng-nt Of the most 0b,1ate aut
formidable ds-ss-s -sp-cia ~ u ismnss are hee3mnt
too veil known % require % ertl.ement a. I'm
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steamboat Association on the Upper Lakes.

The Steamboat and Propeller propretors on the
Western Lakes have entered into an arrangement. and
adopted ttc following tarn Of prcesprce of freight 20 be
increased after the lst Of September:
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REMOVAL

EB Orosncn a. Writing executed 10 order. myi W.
REmovAL
CYRUS W. FIELD & 90. have removed from Bur
tHus-slp % The new store
~ li Chf q iusar JONI
shets hey offer assortment u psger aud paper Ia
tsr. materials sqaai % any 10 t1i' county
N-v-YnrE ApTi. . l+t+ - -
nE1IoyAI-JAwEs Va FAULKNER Watehnsssr
ID va J-~sii.r. hs' REMOVED from 81 Pesr-ft 70
$50 Br,aflgy Nsv-fofk, lrHs sf'hs foshtALt -
CUPID uY Masses bEck CO whsre BE- Dn-f, 10 sac
.t f prices, 500 assortment ot hae Gold sad liver
Wachcs but s1ch - i be wafrant-d correct tine
ke-pcrf sIser tss, Spoons Cups ~. made OF si''eI
bne a. cola uh The usua variety 20 Jewery &c lJan1
ia fret ciass sore, vE-0yld Quad Feft 7ni roo
sn.ir. N-ekaess Bracsists Lcck-ts, Pins or DamOla
Cora. Lava Came., stone &c tinsef hinss O..a ana
st.si 80 s.,rfPifs Card C..-, Boqsst Holders. Kaye,
s manufacture. i1e ctery &c &c Goods ftriy enc
al ssrrsn-d O. BE- a. regres-esed. The Pas0nass o.
yculsef a1c friends . respectfully solicited.
j. ~ smbrzres The present opportunity % fet1fnlns
bis socrf@ thanks % bis msny kiai inenas Tor w. "a
ronas- he.o=.1 upon him during ne past seven yf.f.
10 Pearl d. and trusts ~ close application 20 business
and increased fac ss 90 merit and receive cootla1
.lsi y meet biz sfda9aai ezPsasss ans ~. ~ sse-st
,8E1s P.uCus. slelrl. Hv-g ~ fl, hEfAlhlHC Of
r,is.s by .killfl worEu- JAMES IS. FAULkh-h,
ayi o. s5s Brasiwa- b Leonard d ffa.sin stsl
DEuOYAI.-DAyID LOCKWOOD. KiIebs1 Range
Ilnasufssilr-r would respectfully inform hi" custom
r aaf The gu1s generally that ic bss removed ID 90
Braad-ag. corner Il B-eoksr-st. whore hs bope. Q,
met Continuance o. heir fagors, en- All fsTaf ~
sind''f ranges Psror srse' ASd h't'aif ilf1aes'a @
.1urrssr notice n. , 800
TIfIk OFFICE - tn American and Foreign Aati-
= vsrg S0siety md " tie American Nis-oaAry A'so
craton tas been removed from . oPrucesL = hl joan
o. nsar william s. 80 story nv ~
nOsTOK KIRBY - removed 10 73- bfosds -,
~ 'oaro door -ooys = shih-,t n1 ~
4, FHANCI- las removed 70 SD Bg~-ry, ons
j. .e.r .~,l.s d .-sckerst myf w.
nEuOyaI-F Wusry. nd Honeopsfaie Pays,
IL .,er As removed from Br0sfr,y Oh 1873 Ho1sonst-
5 doors s-st ~ Br'ad9ay. my5 lnl'
DEWOFsI.-Ihsofi once Of t.s Osssu s,ss'a NayfsaHoa
ID Comssny D. removed 70 30. on BrosdEsy b-.o~
"A slFL nll i1
E.iOVED--Dr A D0OLIrTLE D. removed his
n Bof-uIc Medicine Store o. Is Grand between Firm
srf Cr0-hY opposite the Grscir- Church mf2 ig+
STRAW GOODS. STRAW GUODr.-A isfgs
= sua spsucid sss1ent q SuaV Coos q every ee-
.cIp11 suitable for men. hoys snd in'suts a. MOhAR
CUES, dat sat Cap warehouse, - Bo~ery. my4 In
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FlNAScIERING.- McMahan was brought
b4i,rsths Police Court hi. morning ehsrse o. sso-
Sirg fru in this city and 10 default Of bail Tor 500
-. rortted - iN Previously he iat been arrested
Ia ~. River on charge o. sSinains lfn In I'M. GU
ard in ds'sut o. biil 'or SD, WM eoln,.s !. !a.l
,, ifh fuu in,urance. which u - alleged ~as 20
b larger souut thsa Inc value Of the sioek on h,nd a.
tb- time TIE amount which be has obtsin-d OF N-@
Ny 40 Bp.-on firms slated - al - eiN Hna ne
means b, which he thus obtained lnimii7a efeat
g. be- similar those used 10 msny es.e' " -, y =
endors. each others ability a. Psy- -, s,-t, rr
THIS il one ,ds Of the story. Meh.nsn himself asesss
tb h. ~. d, h ns at Of the usual course, ard tha
be thu. pescuIsd by bis creditors oeessss ne J. uas's
10 pay them. o7,"s A'N9"s'i '@'
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CITY trE,r-.


"a The arrival of Immigrants daring the past
uorf5rthnuah vrF Iags fo-s tlt -s-r the number sfo
.-riv.d dun ssn- month ~ the rsf year T. f-
LOSING table 81 the number ul lrsiv-f m fhe
c5urr-. nsr-d tr .h- hf tf arr 1887 ard l3is.
r--r. frrI. frr.. I-fa
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TRAGIcAL EvEST One OF the most deplorable
events hs hss happened 10 this part Of the eonaty or
any years occurred NJ Fs River last evcrnE If- wife
~ M Ls9er.h Borden sstimshe nhs5itsnt u hist
M "a drowned her youngest children one aged $. and
he other year Old eisteru, snd thea took her eva
nf. Mrs Borden has within few dk5s showa uldsuia-
BE evidences Of unsound mind expressing Tears that
thew should coms snt though her husband SAt IN
,irrgn,tances sc Yesterday afternoon, girl -ho lived
9th Mr. Bordsn Hect pail OF waier On her
return Ms Borden .nd the two younger children were
missing She asked an older child where ast u3.e s.
g sad was told that shs rad iafo the cellar She
vent o. The cellar door bat srad % enter npon hesf-
ins the groan. Of Mrs 3 Tbs neig1hos were ched IN
.gs founS Mrs B. ex.endsi the door, Nth he throat
cut and Just alive The children were both dead 10 the
ci.tsrn This dreadful has caused great exciis
neutin Pa. River. and deep sympathy . felt foi MI
BORDEN 10 this sudden sud dreadful bsreayemeat
Boston Traveller fh.
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DAPEK-PAPfk-PAPER
- case. Of low priced Cap and Letter Paper
100 hue
Il ooo realms Of straw Wrapping
looo Hardware
no Envslop
SEQ white and colored Tissue
700 colorsd
50 tons Hansing Paper
40 80 BindeTs Boards
10 Trunk
lS Bandbox
so Shesthips Psper
zrOce Bounst Boards For sala Al tina lewest
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PIANO rOkTh mANpfACTO
8xssxR43ARY, t52 Fuiton-st east aide sroshwS-
FFHEAs entirely new article, warranted snps
1iE Z grior In tone and TO teep 10 tune nusn los
ar thAn ,ny nov In use made with peculiar harp rams
o,vistin, IL. obj-etios 10 metsis pstsss. writes
,a,rnnty will DO syea With each Instrument and vines
soy doobt a. 10 ihsr quality IL expressed the psymss
esy b. Sitbhsld zstil sush doubts are removed;
49, BCNNETY 4 kOoEka,
80 - stss s.o.S-ss
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BOOK TRADE.
HoRTICULTURIsr

lrOR MARCH HORTICULTURIsr 10 eaitsa bv
A ]. Downing. devoted entirey g. Hofrcaltors he
Msrch No Iu.t received. subscr ptou price a. per year
50 the CutivaIor Cor March edited ny In her Tucser
Ths 10 scvot-d 10 Agriculture Subscription price
: per year JsHuafy No cornm.aees the volume Sub
.cri pti0us Of both WOfss received by
nj MARK n NEWMAN co. fs9 Broadway
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,5vF9Cn AM tNCII~l BoaldIag and Day
ppI-COpAL COLLEGIATK lg.l.alg, st.pls

| EPI-COPAL IOLLhtIAIh Il,,,lIg' 'V ~
ELton. staten lslsnd Rev. THOMAS TOWELb, rim
cipaL The Sumner term will commence on the lst OF
MAY The NUMBER Of pupils IL limited 20 thirty Cs,s
losaes containing fu particulars may Do had by sppy
ins 20 Mr. Sheppard. bookstore, 1871 Broadway Phihp
Bafroe. ESQ a Wal-st; Henry }. seaman, 81 brosd
uAy. and Nm 3. Townsend Express Buiidngs, u
.. -. Inn
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l.OAKDINt: SCHOOL a. Jamale. d0hEssf

IUUNUFE UUNh- IT anH J n NNIIF NIINI' - "
Prtncioal.- TIE sumner Term Of uoion hall Academy
commences MAY T. Circular snd other Information may
be had OF r. Monroe Esq l3l Broadway Intercourse
80 al 3weod'
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NOIICES.

rHRrv0loaisTs ANo eUElisH.rs
EgsALEKe g. WHILE,
Clinton Hnil. t3i Nansaa-st. =.
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myS I'm II CiirlN
BUDAPEST sTORks IN TIKI CiTH-So
- Bowsry and 1874 Futon-st-rhe subscribers, deter,
mued establish the shove fact, will offer tho following
articles wholesale and retail phces ~ per sent lower
than any other sblishment IN the city french and
American Paper Hansings aud Window shades, suitable
for psrors bedrooms halls stores &c Window Cornicss
Pins B,nas. Lace and Embroidered Curtains. DFspery
Muslin also, manufacturers Of Galvanized spring, purs
hair and other Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows, &c,
with every article 10 the L pholstery line.
An. X DAVIES, upholsleres
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DEuOYAI.-DAVlD LOCKWOOD. kllcts1 Range
Ilna1ufEctlr-r would respectfully inform hi- custom
rs ADD the gu1s generally that ie hss removed 10 90
Br1si-av. c1rrst a B-rck-r-st. whore hs hopes r.
net corrrusars o. their fsvors. en- all fs7ar s
kindscf ranges psror Frse. sno h0tsir Furnaces zee
.t.-,.s- $500. nlgf 5teod'
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.FOAKn-A private family can accommodate = gentle
tfuao .ni I's es aud one or twl sins.- gentlemen
with pleasant rooms aud board by apPyire st go thomp
s,.o. ri near 3 .-rcs~r mf5 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-06

NO SHADE PAINTER-.-A full sssortrneot OF sll
articles FOR Shade Painters use sf9ano 20 tHs ssry
grpb-r e. 90 10 3D. Prus-isn blue - Chlness due
Is per b. sro1od IN oil. Aso Eeners assortment ~
Inc wholesale aud retail cheap Tor cash, BY nm
SAMUEL sCHOOSsAkEh,
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SCHOOL Foa YOUNG LADIES
90 TWELFTH-ST. between FINN ard SIKH
10 svsuUesl Sumner Term commences N.Y j.
BOARDING Pupil. accommodated Terms reasonable Sep
srst- Department Tor Boys. AL I'm
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fINrACHINt--A lady teacher of music wishes boa
loo fsmiiy where musical tuition would be received
in paymelf She would teach tho children o the iamy
ew hour. u me day; good reference given. Addfos'
Teacher" Newark. j. mJ4 5t'
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a II GALB s. cos
s,1 PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS lot loo
5N1k-XI and 1893 Third-svenue, sorner OF mir
81 mlid
FOR SALE at the old stand, Barclay.
szx01TTst opposite the Astor House, 9 variety OF
ETTHHbi, a and ootsee Pisneiortes' OF every
u Ip.tterp, with sill the modern improve
.uts m and mahogany eases warranted TO ave
.atisf.ction or no sale Pianos 90 hire. - =.
III an. JAMES THOMPSON late Tsllmsn and Randall.
.,sar.r. PIANO rOHrks.-reIsons sboa, par
113X{4y<kshssns Pianos will hnd II 60 their sdvan-
3TKKHtase 90 call at r. Glenn a Cos Asnusas'o'
Wy, 1874 yut0n-st. west Of Broadway
sne, Of .hossny and Rosewood Pianos COO
,anty 90 hand which will be sold low fot ssh OF az
srovei Paper Dealers suppsd oa hesrsl terms
F'...sy1 GLENN Co i9s v.tos.st
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100 groce bonnet boAds FOR sAe Al the lcwea
market prices BY CYRUS w. FIELD CO.
ms I'm II CiirG
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HEADS or uAIR-HEADs or HAlR-Tho.s ar
IIuees formerly known " and sesps prior to tbs
late improvements Of RIDGWAl are now known only
b. the shove e owing 70 their strictly natural appear
ance aud atstc tout ensemble causing them TO be the
most desirabe article next 20 natural head Of hair To
be had only Of CHARLES RlDOWAf, erscticsi Hair
cutter and Ws-maker ITO Broadway cor M>sen lane ~
stairs. Cal them. ~ B-Prvste rooms for httins
aud trying on WIS. IA Closed 90 sunssys al Inn
COUNTRY MERCHANTs-Cal At u Maiden
y lane snd the large stock Of Blank Rocks Pa
PERT. Bonnet Boards Perforssd Boards Envelopes. Gold
Pens Qgls Stee Pens, Cap, Letter and Note Papers al
II. per ream. Wrapping Papers Copying Presses Mani
fold Letter Writer'S CrOton nk black. blue and csfmine
Inks Portfolios. and fancy and staple stationery articles.
received per lste arrivals Psss, Memo. end Copying
rs &c which shall sell At the nutsetutes lowest
price FRANCIS LOurkEL ssuoners,
my5 ~ M,iden-lsus
lsRITANNIA PITCHERs-As the warm season
ID approaches there isA demand for Britannia Pitch
sale At Buring.snp LUCIUs HART,
my5iw Late Boardmsn Hart
SHOW CA-Es-sBOW CA-Es.-A large sssort.
- nent % aud secondhand shog Cases constantly
on hand and Show made 10 order Aso SHOW Cases
taken in exchange at j. EARLS, $40 broome street,
the bOwery Az I'M
COFFIN PLATEs.-- Britannia coffin plates, as
- sorted sizes, including new syl called the ero"
pattarn" for sale a. q Bnrlins-siip, by
my5 lw LUClUS HART, late Bosrdman TART
DANCA TIN, Gc.-Bsncs tia. pts lesd. bar un,
I'D antimony, bismuth, and bar lesd, tor SAFE BUT
iosslp, by LUClus HIATT, lsle bosrdmsn bar
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NtR@. KOBIe~ON, Clear ssrchsr ~ asrcsr-ss
VI BETWEEN 5grBs sod Prince ss-Bsces tzrlstoe
ro. embroidered window curtains bisscbed, ans
r. sSe - look equal O. new a. 3 Csshmer- aof every
a,s-rip.ao ~ shsvls sl..ssd With myf To-
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- TKAN tHUB~, -IhAN GWODn.-A Isfgs
= sna spsucd .-soffert q saV Coos q every ce-
l-i9a sailsbe for men, hoJs snd lnfsut' a MOnAR-
CUES, h,t sat Cap warehouse, - Bo~ery. my4 I'm
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rEIsNER-5 nACHiNE---A. ". WhiTNEfS
L Ps..ut Improved Tina-rs Machines n every cescup-
tion constantly % hand snd Tor ga. ~
JOHN n. BRUCE SONS
al In ig4 Wxer a. " Y
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BOARD UP TOWN-The spacious house to Ham
Dmond-.t. between ecker sad Fourth, - now open
Tor me ou1n OF families and Oh gle gentlemen The
room. are ple.ssnt and c9mm0dious. The house hA all
the modern improvements and extensive gtfden a.
t.r,sa my5 ST.
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Whig State Convention at Utica To-Day


~ GEx. TAYIoR's LAST LETTER 'o' WHO"
we have advices) appears IN our columns Qua
Il, well enough. a. far as it goes,-pefnaps 'nv
uex, hest thing to none a. sll-bot we can hs'"'y
rssl;ze that il wa. necessary. There have Deeh
.eversl recent Aurries about the Generai ie''e's
,,hcb we could not well account for, not perceiV'
loo tina, hi, later are better or worse than his
earlier spistolary efforts though we think the hrst
Litter he ever wrote respecting the Presidency
d.c,1edlv the best This one is quite like II, only
thrice is length. Complaint from Presidential
candidate that his adversaiies pervert and garbie
his letters is preposterous he should expect TINS
and write sparingy and very clearly, taking good
rare 10 Quit as soon as he has said enough hah
Gen. TAYLOR written but one letter-almost any
one NJ the lot-he could not have been beaten he
will probably be elected yet, if he stops writing
bv the ia, Of October There are good many
waiting TO make up their minds whether to vote
for him or not after they shall have had all possible
light on the subject if he writes on, the election
will pass before they will have done cogitaiinz
He must give them time 10 sum up and adIudicate.
1t is but fair to remark that we receive this
letter by Telegraph FOR long distance, somewhat
condensed at the outset. and probably marred
elsewhere in the transmission. We shall publish
the whole when we shall have received correct
copy by mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

We announced the organization Of tm. ConNen-
ton which was held Reading yesterday in our Even
In, Edition Yesterday The Philadelphia B~io" Of
last evening. brings farther proceedings as follow
Arer the permanet organization, letter was read
from Aaron Booth. Esq OF Brownsville lie suggests
70 the Convention that II viii be oest mol 20 hoha
candidate. for Governor ani Canal Commissioner nui
~ address letters % the candidates already IN the ned
eskinc the views upon the measures advocated oy inc
Free soil Party and that the members 81 tne parry
should be guided ia voting by the replies received ne
also suggests thst The name % David Nnot shouI'
hcai the Electoral Ticket
bv Congressional Districts All questions coming De
fore the Convention.
A. ~ point of the proceedings John Van Buren, en-
tered the Convention and was received VITA i,,,iis's
cheering Cheers were also gwen Tor w. NAhann
Elder OF Philadelphia. with cor-ders5e spirit
4 resolution was offered that the Delegates from
each gress0na District shall meet 50 as 20 select
Delegate 70 the vote Of his District Inc resolution
adopted
draw up a series OF resolutions.
Amoton vas then made and adopted that Com
mi,iee OF Arrangements be- appointed 20 prepare iot
public meeting this evening = which 9onn van hu'
rem viii address the people OF Reading
Loud calls were then made tor John an buren ana
Others o. address TIE Convention When the noise
subsidized Mr. Van Blren and thanked the OonN H.
zion for The enthusiastic reception they had given him
- much beyond what he deserved or expected but
he begged 20 be- excused from speaking todsy- ne
would however. address the meeting % be held this
evening. and this promise was received win great
cheering
Tie Convention then adjourned to meet again 1t
Atsn informal meeting of the Delegates held last eve.
ming was sscerIaincd that majority OF the Delegates
were opposed q nominating candidates FOR Governor
and Canal Commissioner.
IL i supposed that the Convention VIII get through
al the business this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14
Death of Com. Mackenzie.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

correspondence Ni 4iinAAt.
SING SING Sept H. lsis.
ALEXANDER SLIDELL MACKENZIE is no more.
He died at this place at "a O'Clock to-day from an
affection Of the heart. He was attacked while
riding upon his horse in this village. He succeed
ell in getting his feet out OF the stirrups, and I'M
mediate fell 10 the ground upon his head; was
takenup and carried into house by two persons
who witnessed the fall aud breaihed but twice
aiterward. Rev. DR.. Creighton was in the village
at the time, and carried the to the family OF
the deceased. His remains were removed in the
afternoon 10 hls residence, about two miles below
the village Yours &c. W. L. {.
IF- We learn that an inquest was held i'm
medstely and verdict rendered by the Jury
that death was occasoned by disease Of the heart,
as above stated. Com. Mackenzie is well known
IN the literary world by has picturesque book,
entitled \ Year in Spain, which attained a
wide popularity in England. He wrote. in addi-
ton. Spain Revisited and a work on Great
Britain which display extensive powers of OBJ
servation, and an easy and vigorous style. We
need hardly remark. that he was most widely
known by ms connection with the unfortunate
tragedy of the SOmers. Ell.