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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

I EA-I>G OF PUBLIC WBARvg. sac Piers
IL Tbs public wha-yes .nd ri7p Oil BE- iea,ed a, pab-
suslion Thursday. X7,h last - Y o. clock n0Ju a.
he Cav hal, Tor psr0d u wear from the let DE-
Nay, 1875 Nsps ard .pecssstors Il The several dis-
reis O. be less-d. b sen ~ the C0uro sr. Ofce
ln1l a.. tcpf u szs. JOAN EWfN { Iutroli~r
Cortrslier's O-ti.s. 4 prii - ls.f a-llZ7
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rpR Fo,tT C,a mAl vld;C KY,

SssssAss AZ 1-s Tho steamer J. D. COFFEE. Capt r v
Arro rsuith. will leave View YORK. Chambers 81. daily
sanasys exsepted ~ ?. ii Ketursng leave KY PoTg
A. = a. isudlng a Fort HsmilfoB cash way. fare
KY Poft - ots Sofr Hslniit "A. ~ cts III 3m-
IL" NbTICD-srATENi sLAND FERRY
= sts;s,z-~sS-Dn sca sTer W-dsssday. April -. me
Fl - 'Hsf~ ieamhoss SYLPH 81 STATEN islr
ANOFp vii make The flosing un-u farther notse.
feu1s Q.afantns-At6, s, 9, 10 snt n ADJ. -, ib
sud 8 ? Il
is1-. N.,s York. >, 10 sBdlls a., 2,3log.t. s.s
a Ia - aiU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

slOtHD-Wifh pleasant rooms, can b Ool;l1so y
ID gsutl-msn BIZ wie and two single tsnie-
nss E5iDgdoa PLACE, Troy ct assf Hudsonst con
truou. q the routes. el4 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

i-f -Ta- hoas. ara lo' 6.5 sroai % Ness,h. '
81 TIE lotis 49, feet deep ssh y. ZEE, sils The
story fame building with kitchen aaschsd
80 s,oF repair The garden c0als0sa yar'ety oi irut
tr- srsrc Woes. the location Few n'nutrs
waix u the 90 lately esstshs a irom which the
,,r. leave most hourly for this city The shove pfops
q 9 tustfd pleasant hnf healthy part OF the elIy
aud i. verr desirable reside uo- flr snail lastly ap
DIV 20 THEODORE STOUT. Merchants Etchsnss Bans
- IN ~ CDNNlr 4 NNRLE- u WAteIst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

ltOAkD IN the vicinity o; 81 Johu'spsrt he house
il2l North Moore - lreesutiy furnished oni Improved
ready flr lhs ptiOn Of bosydeTs or gentle
ssd th-ir wives ard few siDs Fsnnsnsu, may OBJ
tain desirable Iosms md psrmsssnt bOafd as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

4 N.sss1-s.Nofee q h-r-by gives ~ ,hs 2. srvss
ass neat Ct ~ q ELAN Bliss Ats u ths City Of Ss-
ferk C.'ouhg1is appraiser, deceased. AID who 10 g.
legged y hAse eieo latssa-s thst shan The sur
rusate Ct tas Cc7nty u Nevfsrs flf stss cf a1Ins
traitor th- ,si.re eftbs EalG CO the eighth
ray ~ Nay rsrf a. ter O'clock "a tie Dated
S.S-lork. April :, ls48 JAMES THAYER
- --Af~ f4oifr Acriui s,rar0r.
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NllARiliNG.

DUAkD-At az Beekmsn-st within I've minutes wss
I'd OF Wsil-si the City Hall A rentlsusn and MS
~is can be- eds-sd with pleasant fIoIt room
Also several single gentleman can be accommodate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

fBOAKDI IA g-stisulsn Snd his wife and two or
sthTes ale yentemsu can be ascommods ed Vtom The
Let ricFssEt M scutef! nsiehborhO0d
sest OF Broadway, betwesh Blocker and AmitJsts by
applying at q Fast broadway. hz4 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
SUPPLEMENT.
NEw.YORK, APRIL rs, is4s.

The Ubion upon Santa Asns-Prospecrs ana
Services Of Gen. Piiiow-Usjust Charge
against the Usiss-Qsiet OF the City.
Cssssspssasses Of The Tribsss.
w.sarssros, Saturday, April n
The Union Of this morning has " the Satisfaction
70 state a. fxsd fact the departure OF sAsTA
ANA from Mckee. Two years aimee be bad the
equal satisfaction 10 state his entrance into that
country. Tho disposition Of mind 10 nasn 70 be
envisd that can draw from eirsanstances 80 spPo'
site such equal pleasure
We are Indebted, according 70 the iogo 81 tne
Ua,on. for the sloriss Of Vera Cruz, Chursbusco,
Coo,rerss uolioo del Rey, &c. to ths admission OF
sA,rA ASA into Mexico. OF course, it follows rs
an inevitable consequence that SANTA ASA hs'-
log been admitted by Mr.. POLK, upon Mr.. Polk
falls the true merit OF those actions IL sa coor-
tier like method of reasoning, and may answer lts
intention.
SASTA ASIA having lost those feds and PILLOW
having done more than al the rest Of American Gen
erals 10 ,ether To win them they seem equally emil
tied according 10 the Argument oil the ORon 70 De
mocratic support Which Of the two stands the beat
chance TO obtain the nomination OF the Baltimore
Convention. there are 10 present means Of sses'
taining What 10 10 be the future destiny oil these
extraordinary men, 10 beyond the ken of our saga
city 70 predict" Their fstes 90 far In this war
have assuredly 4 peculiar resenolssco SAhrA
ASA won the battle Of Aogostgra, GiDIos PiL'
Low tina. Of Contrsrss; both; like CESAR. descno
ing their owo victories. and in the sane Ce'aresn
style, 81 came, l saw. l conquered Both have
performed the most extraordinary feas OF vaOr'
sod both have encountered the most traofdnsry
disbelief
Their very style Of writing bears an almost mi
raculous resemblance. LeoDidss" might sssly
have written their several bulletins, and msin
tanned beyond csyil his undivided autbOrship Ibe
STYLE Of both 10 alike turgid. bombastic. ts.0gtHd
hves their narratives OF equal psusibiity, OF equa
ego,ism. and equal ipcred Utility.
The Mexicsns can no logger boast OF their owl
proves Ia aoy future war They certainly can
not. We have General who IL decidedly thei'
.uoerior IA that respect he can outbOsst them a.
easily as Scorr outgenersied or routed them
Toe sword OF the LORD and Of GiDEos' wss toe
reliance Of a commander ia days gone by; " The
svord of GIDgoS" 10 sufficient for all practical par
poses, 30 far as the MsxicsDs are concerned; or a
not, h,s pen as.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

=. AVpEIY4TE -AIIh.-Ine iwl-tIOTY aId sue
In hrck ,ause srd lot IN lee 80 Prinee-s' between
~ lanrsns sni W ot.r rn- hout- "a a. ~ A. e-t
hrishsd With folding dpors marble mantsls, under cellar
a. Ge fuTt u the purchsse money rsnsn % hen5
and mortgag- For particulars spply 10 ANfupNf j.
RLFFrkER 4. A.efJlear. Bros0-st AL -
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d. BIICADlIINI.TR OFFICE, no.

hs'.ag st-N9tles q hereby rysa. 90 he Tesfirss
snd csKs q 40 OF FANNY sOUIHNiCk. ofherris.
sailed LLLiOf ats Of ths City 4 New York k5srdiuT
hcus- keeper fee-sses AMI who 70 ssg,d have died
fntsta- thai snail Apply % the u tie COa1ts
o. Ns=f0rt for letlss II nsrzr01 upon the
q h- sad ih-sta->, t- 5.n day Of &sy next AZ
Ocoeh Tho ior-rooe Dated NeE-T0rE. Aprll a. ists
al THaVER pusfr Afr.irts.ys,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

DERNANENT BOARD-Gsutlemen and tcsi,
b givos, or tiHse gentlemen, can be accommodated
Nth rosns handssmsiy furnished or uutptnsh- snd
,tt..h,rc+o. pts.a a1a ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

INTIN Il ~ y
Ea Pompfoo fsirs, }. twelve miles North OF PN.r.
- s,u uih thirty srrss u ali. Que dvers hsase suc
ss,v.u There au abundance OF ~aer Al All seasons
10 drive four large ersires ulsht and day Teruse-sY
yor farther part as Inquire -
:. N GAlNr \ DERRICNsON. $50 soulh q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

r--s.ts,s ~ * ALBANY csis. sundays excepted.
80 a1s~ -N"~ rbroush cmeet-At O'Clock r " i-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

- ~ the most desirab. situations In MiidletOwn Ct
49, "a town uatet Or hesay 81 loo ttion aud scenery
and decided hy toe late Dg Nshserto he th- h-attes
psss o. tho Uuian the house - built Ia the ltsNen
,tvle With Too y-rsudas &c Tre lot con ans zblut
htf a. scr- with choice fruit Se. Farpafaulss iGq 1fe
OF = T. STARR a 81 IL ,ofty - up stairs or Of
siTgvF r w. STAIR. MiddeiOwu. CT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-10
Installation OF the Mayor and the
New Common Council.
THE MAYORS MESSAGE.
TERRIBLE RMEUTR In THE HOTEL De WILLIE.
The Board of Assistants in a State
of Revolution.

At twelve o'clock, the Hon. William +. Havcmeyer,
accompanied by the Hon. William v. Brady appeared
in tho chamber Of the Board Of Aldermen, followed by
the following gentlemen, members elect Of the new
Roara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-10

Total net debt to be redeemed by sink
ing fund. :. 81 sol, O76 90
For the completion Of water works and
payment Of damages there Is authority
yet to issue water stock to the amount
of. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000 90
Total amount Of debt authorised and to
be redeemed by the sinking fund. 81 oil 070 90
There Is in addition to the above debt Of S300OOO
funded for the erection OF aims house buildings which
Is rcdecma BILE in annual instruments Of $50OO0, to be
raised in the taxes of each year. commencing in 1S4S
and ending In 1853
The Board of Supervisors Is authorised by act Of
the Legislature raise by tax the following for
city expenditures for the present year
For general city expenditures under the
control of the city authorities, other
than for police lamps aud gas. -. S1,24o,15O 90
For policc ........... $4,000 90
For lamps a nd eas INSTRUMENTATION. 171.000 90
Total for city and county expenditures,
subject to the control OF tho city au-
thorcs, and authorized to be levied. Sl,S90 $50 90
tionting debt redemption 90, 10000 600 90 90
Common schools. ........ .2SS, 800 90
Deficiency of interest city
- s62s,3oo 90
Deficiency Of tax for 1S47 ... 10000 90
Making for all purposes for city and
county. s2Gl7, $50 90
For State tax. .................. $4,000 90
Total tax to DO levied for city, county,
and State. ................ S274l45 90
The rate of tax based upon the aggregate valuation
of last will be 81 ii per $780, 576 100 that
Of 1S47.
The portion of the above amount which
Ia applicable to the support Of the city
government for the current year, 1t will
be perceived is. :....... $l,see, 100 90
Add revenues appropriated to city cxpen-
diturcs in reduction of tax. ....... $4,000 90
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Price Two Cents.
BOARD Of Assistant AlSlermen-NO Organise
tiOn-A Dlsgracefui Scene.

shortly after IL o'clock his Honor Mayor Havcmsyer
entered the chamber Of this Board and administered
the oath of Office to the following members elect viz
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on, ON the Sth instant,
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YsOefN'V
3O,W7 %
$23S,9s0 so
40,369 81
$270.349 81
$200,313 II
41,022 20
$249,201 81
52,723 S.
$3O2,O15 40
$356,466 CD
37,74s 90
$31S,717 OIL
6O,963 As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

wav sni seriously injured he building. The paper mn
received litfle or no injury.
NJ Potts has been acquainted win ms slfeau, ~
rvar OF sivtv years and thinks u was CHER on Non
dav night hv fr0 f than be- ever Knew Z ~ iht 'r
inc a-.srrnk s-1s uiso fcnrfu.Iv high. ard cnn'e
very near rrrkfr- its wy across Grccnst part oi
NJ Qu'ntn's bank gave way ani come 90 iac Nihe ul
the vrni-v Cd WattakCrs ice house was also "asAed
away
Considerable injury done the houses about The
oifv f- The f.-,ce-s VI erection The foundation %
ti-rru t1-ath r with the wall. M tire rear "a Dr. ~
-,r,.r'- In ,,reene-st we're knocked down.
on the Canal the boats were knocked heller sSeitcr
ans We learn thHt The bank CO le canal gave way some
distance above Trenton. ~
The streets were very much cut up ana we eaie lAe
q crea, deal more injury hns been done tAan we nave
been apprised or s.,t,-.
The nundauon Of our ONCE prevented the pl'Lca
ton of our paper Yesterday
The feeder bank for considerable distance ABOVE
rb. junction ha. been carried away Considcuof %
.l-v has been done O. many oi the cellars % SCUM
Trenton lr tie ncirhhorhood Cf The cc.orcd culft
In Woodruff o. the residents were compelled 90 Nil'
through vatcr O. go ODD Dry land.
COW attempted o. swim Che c,nal ~ ne i-ncton'
during the storm and was drowned. AA The rao1e-es
cruuhor- &c &c. in The vicinity of Petty hun have
been destroyed
Wr. Nice. who occupies NJ Grm's backyard. be.
Jos, Iou, 900 BRICK The crops o oats have suffered
considerably.
Dsrr- he same storm. tho wife ~ samuel Archer OF
Mount Holly was -trucs dad 10 the room WIN neg sN
children ~ ne OF whom were injured 80 traces OF the
fluid were disccrnatle 0n any plTt oi ihe dwelling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22
From the West indies.

The schooner Mary Clifford, from St Mathis, on
the "a inst arrived at Boston on Tuesday The Boston
Jo4rsa. hs. the following.
At sr MARTINS general insurrecton OF the slaves
was anticipated The French resident had had con
siderable trouble with their iaye and mao hDeraleu
them short time previous % the sailing OF the sch00n
cr The nj -ht following their liberation general row
occurred which resulted in the slaves destroying much
property the farms Of their former masters AZ hc
time their liberation the owners tod the saves lua
fhey would employ them a. wages by the year. ou tney
did not appear satisfied with this unless the Dutch re-i
dents consented % herae their slaves ON the same con
dton A. the French had done This the Dutch had not
consented % DO the time the Mary Clifford left The
harbor master stated that he should haul vessel OF
war which ay IN the stream close IN % the wharf with
the expectation Of terrifying the slaves and deterring
them from the commission OF farther acts Of violence
poNcE T. R-Th- bark Clarrlssa, Capt Clark, ar-
rived az this port yesterday brings report hat before
.hc sailed French Government schooner had arrived
with some hity passengers from Martinique. report
had alsO reached Ponce that the whites bad rallied ana
driven the blacks out of the city.
Gov Prime of Ponce 2 r. had on hesrin the news
from Martinique issued proclamation Ia which DE de-
cares measures of protection against the blacks by au
thouzing the formation Of Military Court with ALSO
Lutte power try the blacks brought before H. on what
ever offence charged and intcnns tn8 strict ana So
we're penaifes attending upon any attempt tO promote
disorder by attacking the whites He also refers 20 me
advent of some Of the ugves from Martinique, and 70
the melancholy account they gve OF the state OF asrs
there add NJ protest against fears being entertained Of
similar occurrences taking place m theislaud he governs
and IN conclusion bids the inhabitants Of Porto Rico 20
remain tranquil % coniic IN the gsllantry Of the army
aud the valOr of the Captain General
INSTRUMENTATION Reid OF Barbados. has resi- zned
nh. Office as Governor Of the Wiudward Islands The
Earl Of Dundonald. newly appointed Admiral on the
West lnds station arrived IN the Welcsly on the 24th
ut Gov Light left Demarara on the 10Th. The Ad-
nini.trstion devolved On Lieut. Gov Walker.
The HsyGi Gs-oieo of the 23d mentions report which
il credits. that the paners and especially the Manager
10 and out of employment Ia Berbce have deputed TWO
az three Intelligent members Oi thff body ~ proceed
% Porto Rico aud Cuba for the purpose OF inqurlng
INTO and reporting upon the chances OF practical plan
tors en- grating from British Guiana finding profitable
occupation In thos, islands IL sdds that should the
report De- favorable number Of planters dlsgusted
with their prospects tie British settlements, have
determined 10 place themselves under the spanish flag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22
Ravage. Of the storm in Trenton.

The storm on Monday evening appears to have
been much severe in Trenton than in this vicinity
+ ght men IN Coopers rolHns-mil were partially stun
ned, and SONS Of them knocked down BY the eectrie
ty 1t Bordentown, lev miles below, house was
struck and partially consumed, and several teessPhic
poles on the route shvercd by the electricity from the
wires The NsEs gives the following chapter Of dam
ages in Trenton.
The ram commenced about o'clock Il was pre-
ceiel ~ very little thunder or AsatnAs unul me
atOrm had fairly set in The laslrs were then M m
vivid. and sometimes binding, attended wiz heaty
thunder The rain continued 20 ia- 10 torrents unil :
Little after * O'clock when there "as sAsAi CO.
l0n. 70 commenced sgaln about seven HIl eoh'.I--
uutl ucaIly II o'clock.
IRE sr.t torn W., from the southwest ne second
from lie uorth wet and aftcrward from the souiheast
Trenton appeared Die the head quarters OF ~ storm
hing and here be seemed 70 Ts'sl WIN perfect
l9oseness
The arst object that attracted notice was the or
final-ly quiet and orderly stream known ~ Fetiy
Run, which runs through Potts anyaFa' ana cfo-s.ns
Stsie-st above Willow. emptcs into the Delaware On
f-is stream H. located the Dag Nf Power Pres he
rrr evidence Of IT, IL ng profens vas seen n ie
quantities oi tan and lumber which u Drought down
from abuVs-an then In the contributors % hickory
wood already cut Tor use made upon some oi NE
yard. Ia be- vicinity Ia pots krrtes tlos and bar
fcls AMI then IN boards and fencing unl ne on reel
dcniers were ri hteuei from Their property,
TIE gardens yards and cellars. nm No9lrAH - 20
sf-fe-st were cousulefiv inundated and cows. hogs
and dors were compelled 20 leave Their her toiore com
Portable quarters.
large amount OF rubbish AMI Minber loi ed under
the house oi Mr. Nlllus painter, ani prev enied IL
water from pa siG. under -ta-est except IN compara
lively small ouan-.iie. This raised iae w-i'r some
fur feet Ia the rear Of punns sasl aid bind MANI
factory and completely Inundated the printing Office Of
iic priiv N,rs II was with considerable difficulty
that ih- tuiiu-s in hc vicinity were Kept rom yield
ing ro tr lorce Of the current. The iounda-Qn 90 W
Wian.s house although composed of arg stone ald
csmsnied BY many years VI undisEareed r'Pose gave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

CorRr or SEsSfoNs.--At the opening of 'hs
Cour; Yesterday Edward Cannon pirei q Pee bar
final on an Indictment for assault AID battery %
deer Sgu.res Abe jury found ayerdci % guilty 20.
romeo deferred The petit jurors were then discharged
Tor thr term and the Court adjourned I'D neU fndsy
Poilcv.-Thomas Farrell was BROUGHT before
fu.,, pearce Yesterday charge az VIOLENTLY beat
irq his wila with wagon tongue. a' Was sentenced
>, fse County Peuiitntary for t1r' months -fa'Iek
Ue,sn was arrested Yesterday b' oa'fr AcNcnle oa
h.rr. of stealing fifteen soycrefu- rom man Mlo e
stranger in this ciy. ana with whom Patrick bad
b.en o biz OF a sprce. TIE accused "ts conn.i'el
f,rex.r,inst.on Edward MchiDhcy a-ci u year,
was brought before Justice Garrt.cn Ac.t.faaf On
charge of entering IRE bowling saloon OF Ai. ii11'on
on Nt-sausf lie was scat CAB tic hoastoi hf4 &c..
Charles Nlbrouc Who was convicted Cd. iAe ,ane Of.
fence being over D. wears ot age was 80 pr nced l'
DE County psnitcntsry Tor 11 lsys john H'4dti
low and John Taylor ared about D. years, WI, were
a'.o convicted of the offence were placed u-ltf
The care OF their parents. 0l condition ,nht t-,J ~'
scnf ONT Of the CITY. James Lrn-sof. aged years
was brought before Justice Garrison yesterday on
char.e OF arson in having set IRE o. scloo.noAc 70
Reri-anst with .Ehtci matches causing cuastirfil-
damage % the building ne was held io 9an H ine
sur, cf $500 90 appear 70 the Ni Court oi oyer ana
T.rlr.ncr . An in,ane Irish woman about 40 years o.
age wao gave her name Isabella liot N's t'AeA lf
hi the streets bv officer Briti She was senl 70 ne
kings County JAIL where she vii Del detained ln'l her
friends can be- iOIld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

poRrUcUEsE ExILSs.-By an Appeal from the
american Protestant Society, (Hemsn Norton, Cor.
see'y NJ De Note $50 Nssssast Treasurer) We learn
That community Of SIX Hundred human beings, ex-
lies OF enigrants from the Island OF Madeira where
they were converted from the Catholic the Protest
ant faith and alleged were ,hcreupon subjected 70
persecution and imprisonment are now in the Island OF
Trinidad epdeavcring to support themselves by labor
ins for hire but unable do 50 through wsnt of en-
ployment and the general depression Of business in
that Island They therefore desire remove to the
United States and, being wholly destitute iinplore pc
sunsr, assistance especially from jealous Pro,ossanis
20 aid them IN buying Wild lands in the Wcs, and re
moving thither. We hope this appeal win be heard
and heeded and ths' hose who contribute 10 the
lief Of these poor fasi,lves will ask. as they give
why should our Government charge these poor PEG
pie for little Wild land 10 subdus and make fruitful
Why should they OF for them be required to boy
Of our CoTcrnms the privilege Of doing thsi which
win doubtless be beneaf 10 the country, adding 70
-ts strength, il. wealth. and il abundance Would
IL be pfodgal ALLOW them 10 Turn sour wfds into
fruitful ard taxable gaFdeas and farms without
ing for tie land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22
Things in Philadelphia.


PH1ADrLrHiA. "Wednesday. June ~
TIL, Convention of the friends of Prison Rerm
me-, Yesterday afternoon A. the Han Of he Ptosoph
cal s,c.etv Th, number iu attendance was small
bat va. composed of active rhian'hropists. The
convention Wa called 20 order ty Mayor SWIFT and
tfe III Paw Bishop F1rrrE called to tle Chair
4 Committee appointed 70 select permanent ofacsrs
fr the Convention reported for President MATTHEW T.
BEvtN President Of tle Board OF Inspectors oi Ire tas
earn Pcr.-eudarv for Vice Presidents-J. :. 1addis
Warden Vi tLa Ner-Jcr-ev Pentcnuary Townsend
Sharpess Hon John &. Kane and J T. Tyson, Esq ana
f1r -ecrcfsrfs 0r q r. Dale oi the western lcn-fen-
fuv and Dr. z Hartshoue-which report was asreed
90. ind the officers took their seats
Without farther business tie Convention Al ourncd u
This morning pom recOuvenin. this morning the ON
mif,cc appointed az the meeting held IN onr city ssi
FALL 90 which referred the SUBJECT OF tNecuu'e
garfon- made o. report This was prepared oy Prot
css0r Lelcr, late o South Carolina "h1 mas re- -hea
hi. professionally ami embarked % his native lana %
take part ln its revolutions. ID charged upon recent
Gorcrnorof state one who had beel prominent r
Pr .on Reform bribery n having taken sums Of money
for pa-ious This referred s0 directly 20 Ex-Governor
Porter ci fh state that the pcnn.y delegates r.
pl.rd to 90 with mucn warmth. William u foiter. DIS
-ou Judge Kelly. +. 4. pennmau. Esq and other.
moved IL e,lpunce the Objectionable paragraph, and
after stormy DEBATE 90 was laid on the table.
The weather is stll very ward. despite the many
showers OF the lat forty ght hours. During tne mslt
the wind WAS very high. snd 80 one time blew quite
tornado. but had no eject in cooling the air.
We have meeting called for 10 nigh, to sympa'nize
with that noble martyr 20 the cause OF lrsh bmanclpa
ton John Mitchell II promises % be one OF the largest
gatherings ever convened IN our city
Flopr very dull a. also Corn Meal-ofcTcd AZ pre-
yious rates without buyers 20 any extent Wheat
nothing doing. sales 1900 bushels Corn al 81 cents
weight for yellow Oats IS e. for southern. Cotton
quiet Bacon and Lard wanted. provisions selling at
fun prices Sales leo hhds Cieniaegos sugar at h
Whsky in b1ls - ct-.
SALES or SrocEs-Firs Boqri-S32 lbs Penn S. 76
200 { = Bank g 800 Morris Canal 100 lsV Union
Canal 100 5000 Z : Urea. Notes. 1914 Manui and
Mech Bank q IS DO. 23s go Lehgh Coal scrip, 81
second B0qrG-5l Mcchs Bank, 2ii slOOJ Penn D.
20 100 Morris Canal. lOi 81 900 Penn ts q ~ REAR
ing Rd Ia; ~ Girsrd Bk lO. $3.50 Penn o. 81 100
Morn, Canal 10. $40 Penn s., 20; ~ Rad I'd 1T