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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
EVENING REPORT.


SENATE. AIBANI, Tuesday, Feb. 81 p NJ
The Hudson River Railroad bill passed.
The Senate went into Executive business
The General Manufacturing bill was farther de-
ba,ed aud then referred to a Select Committee 70
be reported complete.
General QUITMAS was then introduced 10 the
Senate By the Committee aud the usual courtesies
were interchsnged.
Gen. QUITNsS then retired in company with the
Committee 10 wait on the Assembly.
Notices Of bills, by Mr FULLER, in relation 10
the funds in possession OF the Court OF Appeals al
50 for the safe keeping and disbursement Of money
IN Courts OF Record.
BY Mr. Fox. for the better security Of Mechanics
Progress was made in Committee on the bill 10
amend the act org AIMING the State Lanatic Asy.
lgm.
4 bill was introduced by Mr. AYRAutT in rels-
tiou to Banking. which passed in Committee and
ordered 10 third residing.
The bill relative to the Orphan Asylum Society
Of Brooklyn. went through Committee and was or
dered to a third reading Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The bill 10 empower Supervisors OF any County
to restore the distinction between Town and County
third reading.
Also the bill 20 reduce the cspital Of the Elnil.
able Insurance Company.
Gea. QUiTMAS then appeared in the House.
He was received by the Speaker, on behalf OF the
House. Gen. QUITMAs replied, and was conduct
ed 20 & chair beside the Speaker.
He remained in the House during the debate on
a resolution Of Mr. RAYMOND with regard 20 French
Spoisions prior 10 1900.
Gen. QUIrMAS. attended by the Committee,
took his departure, and the House adjourned.
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The Electric telegraph.

Ii il perhaps not generally known here that IN
Great Britain telegraphing by lightning is q close
monopoly, held by company under patent which
expires in ls52 The telegraph office IN London IS
opposiiethe Bank Of England, and charges s2i Tor
sending 4 message Of ten lines 70 Liverpool, ten
minutes work.
The telegraph lines erected By Mr.. Kelly IN
this country. have sought exclusive favors neither
from the state nor.F ederal Legislatures-ail they
ask is equal rights 70 ali-protection to ingenious
patentees-iustice 10 active and energetic and con
tractors-snd the road to be opened 70 all for free
and honorable competition under al equitable gen
eral Telegraph Law in each State.
Some states our own for instance have granted
facilities for setting up certain mode oftalegrsph
log. erroneously supposing that that mode alone
could be employed Is not remarkable that in this
State they continue to refuse to enact bill to do
for all modes wins, they were 50 willing 10 do for
only one The last House Of Assembly was "a
vorsbe. but ten more votes were required g. carry
the measure. This House has done nothing, as
vet in the matter We understand tina, Mr..
O'Reiy has extended the time for competition for
the $500 premium he offers for the best essay on
the progress Of Electric Science with reference TO
Telesraphic Invention. TO May next
We perceive by Western papers that Mr.
O'Reily expectsio send the lightning For; Lesv-
env rth beyond the bounds Of organized Govern.
ment b. the 4th Of July next and speedily TO
New Orleans Only think Of il Shooting up to
tie Upper Lske.-down tn the Gull OF Mexico
westward to the Pacific g. do wonder what job
he will next be at % said Amos Kendall OF o Rel
ly in the Louisville Journal. lis hard TO tell. very.
The 81. LoEis Daily Union appears with others
to doubt the validity OF Morses patent, and re-
marks that "the pstentees may yet have chance
OF defending it. S. Louis is not the only quarter
in which doubts Of this sort prevail 1t was ON ac-
coun, Of having invented nothius-ss was asserted
that Mr. Morse was refused a patent by Lord
Campbell when in London.
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
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o-re-p0ldelce OF Inc lriu1ne
PEnLADFIFHIA Feb. ;. i,4s.
Thonss Pennin gton Is the person who committed
the forgcres which have before referred He has
been arrested bet has not YET had hearing Re oor-
roEet endorsements 70 as own notes, and was yery Ao-
era h. paying 2 al his teh-s.
Hoa Henry King brother Of the vznatle Represent
alive from Georgia. and formerly member q Congress
from The old Schlyki src Lehgh District. hss been sc
sctet the wig Delegate 70 the National Convention
for tee With Pc usylvsntA District.
Cotton Is inactive and prices unsettled. Ito obi.
Western Fiogr sd a. IS sales Corn Mssi a. 80
.nl very arm. Noihpg eong IN Wheat. Sales SEQ
busA TsoE Corn A. 81 c.s, WEIGHT. Sale 200 hh1s New
Orleans slzar q. a = = No.Asses ~. W-lsky t-l
- - cts- No movement In Provisions.
sticks Are siill % ar1 1rn-
Fr-sf Bor1S 4aS sfisrS5 en- PsnsA - otsl II 21o
90, c.sl, =. 500 O., a. - $50 >chuyl Nays a. 49,
- 81 Clss .nl Del q. 81 1lrsrd- lt Geo Se1uF
Nars - - - 1900 Lrftah -. 81. 90 Morris. ll
~ P-nnats. ~ leo g., s.. 81 Scol Read -on .
cssh, 81 " Gas b. 10 80 Read "a. - ~ s.
d.. b5. 80
Sscssd 6ozrS snd f0sr-l.ct g, So. $ IS 10 Ky
d. % $500 >czgy al Nav Be-, g. 81 ~ Psun = -
is FEN CsF, 100 Ni.nlnsG1r c. ~; 10 0rsra 10.
~ Cop, y.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

SERIOUS ILLSEss OF Gov. sHUSE.-The ErsHing
BullatR has Telegrsphic dispatch from Harris
b1rg. az ?. ~. yesterday. which says
learn this morning that Gov. Shurk Is dangerously
H. AMI his friends the most serious APpreher
scns-
Both Houses have passed the &C: authorizing tempo
rafy loan CT $4,000 TIE House passed tie acts ncor-
porAng he O,eAn Telegraph Company, an. r the erec
lion q a hdsse over the Schuylkll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

DRAM on JoHs NKitsos-T his able. indefst
tsss tolsrsnt and truly honest and neePsnaeni
mar, Is dead. lie WIS FOX than hAn century Il
mstels connected with the folscs q Canada
Ssr q the legislative ceuae-ssa been for many ye,rs
Influential Representative q TIE CSan q Qiee~c. ia
Asseneyo~nec ard generally eaitsa the Sseec Gasss,
tie Oldest oarns In Brush America and ~hieh ior
scne 81 years he otcih paper Of Lover Canada NJ.
Nsson must have been hesssen ~ an 80 yeSs old and
incline to think he BY IA. the ELDEST editor this
eonunsnt- He was native Of Scotland. %, came 70
America young eleer of the scottish Presbyterian
Church a, oaeoec. highly respected BY all classes; has
seed or several occasions ssets for ire people, IN
EnsAnt where be sSsrfe1 ans osnsosa 1eDcs.
sn& set possessed o. inde penesn estate acquired eur
lns life @; honorable ant assio toccsgy. There
warner MEND the etaes Of the Canadians han toe
venerable psis, hss asS been sales 10 sis last
ocr1t. S.N.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARTER COSvESTIOs-Pursuant 10 adjourn
msnt the members Of this Convention assembled At the
Common Council room. this evening, President DIkRxAs
the Chair.
The minutes Of tie last mseii having been read aud
approved ;he Convention went into Committee q the
Whole AMI took 10 for consideration the second part Of
III Report Of the Committee the City Corporation. Mr..
Anthony taking the chair. The fol9sng sections were
adopted. VIZ:
Il will be rsqusts for the Cooperation TO asa for
power % regase prohibit the fsing q ktes any
amusement which may encanger any peTscn on the side.
walks aud the Of he city and 20 T-gu ate and
prohibit swimming and bathing IN the waters within the
city, or bounding The sane
To suppress s3rdcriy houses, hccsts ~ M fame,
gaming tables and also 20 suppress snd restrain ball a.
ey the pisyins Of cards any q chsnce IN
where hcu1r sold be crank the preises, ard 10
destroy Al implements Of every description employed IN
gsuhl1g.
To rssaat. or prohibit the exhibition Of shown
carosiIes, ether public exhibitions Of eeEoEazing
To prohioit horse racing ard mmodsrAie driving"
To egalste the keeping srd tr.usportug u slnpow
der and . egr zte the and deposition 81 conbrs.
te, and dangerous materials inc ucing The Of
dies and h II barns sc stables here s1eh use may te
dAnferous'
80 purchase srd for public baryins srounds 70 ierg-
late The burs Of the dead 70 require returns Of bills OF
mortality snd sso 10 impose any reasonable penalties
physicians and others that may be requise the
dae execution Of The law also essssh ssch regui8-
% the Greenwood Cemetery ana other places The health
Of the ciiy MAJ require.
The Comm li'ee hen took Up Tor Reconsideration the
third secl n relating tie laying cat and widening q
stricken out.
TIE Committee then rose reported progress and asked
leave 10 sit aEkir. WI ch vas granted.
TIE Convention :hsn a., oarued.
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~ C-es, times a. tie American lus4ls, 70 day -
scn1trral sisr.ry g excitrz tAe lyezst Interest %.
circles The subjects are certainly interesting ss$
tEuthfaEess Of the reTres-1, sssset
one sees them bat with + essgre sd 6dmrsfa0a ~
are y.sitle - al hours czy ard evening ssd a. al
&C ock NJ. vanety of cssste and snusisx estsr<s'
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~ The Herald has skulksd, as we knew Il,

voas, from oar proposal to have the total circuls
too OF the two papers respectively Investigated
By In ps,al persons. daily sitssted. and published
upder the Editorial head Of esch-tbe one having
the less number to pay the expense Of the scrainy
and give eaoo TO the two Orphan Asyams Of our
City The Herald pretends TO understand that we
have accepted 10 bet and says II 10 ready to
.tsst the two bets our respective bets &c
when We distinctly and utterly refused to have
anythipg 10 do with is scheme Of picking out here
and there such Ward or suburb Of our City as Is
best suited to its purposes, and compare circuls-
tioos 10 them. All that 10 Of not the least public
importance, nor indeed Of any importance at all
sxcep; to certain Of oar respective carriers. We
are ready willing anxious TO enter upon the scru-
tiny we have invited. and that only. The Herald
dare rot r,ee, IL, knowing we'll that we have more
subscribers and buy ers than it has.
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GoLr PESs-The ffisnas q the srn Of JOSH W GhKs-
roS Co.. sre the psble generally, are hereby Informed
that thu said fra has removed bet s eossiaos u
cscsrs; up stairs They have hcw-ser removed al Tie
rsJsetsa pen. o thsir establishment, 70 Aks va. hor
alAs. q their AID iEPrsv.a gold pens
sad ~hieA they Ing a. over priees thar 9th
e, .sa.nE toI her r.-ssies ssss and tr..h
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bnslness Notlfes.

rP FER th- Spring sTsss q ne so-nsry ne sssss
B PaLNsR, il cEiy fcrSarcirs sfrrri '>ret's - ~
most widely eircu lated annals q ne sss.f go
~he1ce cu.f n . desired ~ mef-h~-si q -1-is~
he Of :. IN the Tribune bglrirs.
r. sinsie drop q ~sfr eonts NJ . nursser q .
nsleul. sr-ster thsn tbst Of a. the ssa-ruPeds 60
face Of tie earth. azd 10 single COuse.1los lOiss''
number q eriss has tesn discovered fsE sxsee2ssS
OF .Iihe...-sof Heaven vsis.e 20 be nssss eye ~
y.tiu 81 tbs. yss sch-rs Of Cresion u ~hist nsfs
sos f.lter. ans a. G. fails eve yttiss hs ~
psisied purpose. S0sh.ag bs seen made n vain 30
IL he srsHss h-acrsas u roots safehsrss1 sif
e5is properties Which o1iy require n. ss.zsy 81 50
. render III Gvsistie FROM hi, under sossd use'
ofSsf1r- ss-ssP.riils h.s ben exhczned ard n ne
o. ssSDs's sAxseP.KILiA 10 i1VAussl. hyssisn -
res have been sEccessfsay sevslsped. Ths rrt<''.
y Is Alternative, tonic and snts- pic o2.rs,iSn ss
sKPes inn the chs.1escf .clikficr The snss>snyr~
rcies ~h.ch se.srze scrofal. krs ptions q NE
EinE Sores, atc a. he Urs gsLy arc Psnfai csc.sc
stscs the ssrts the cuticle. the crsh s1d q vSsS
.essnens which form ihs external eo.tinssot %
Prepare. are sold ~boless- a. r-tat. y A. 80
SANDS. Wsols Urusrisss. is fsston- eofnsH
ixrl-.; rs Broadway. ara y vi sfS4f way ~ 49,
sols alec ~ Drssrsrs fenersiy throc shost ~ -
ess..s P--se a. Per nrtsi- - ~ rnstes frr ~
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kxterrio>s ~ Msx,co-A letter from Monte
fc' Ia 'ae Ns.sssha y~t. sn~sus. es,ee January l..
merccs DE ts1tsaes. az Cosft MsruA az private Gal
nsi'e. Nsseed Vvua csvslry 10 % sAoi A. Roeua
visa ''f msoneas eoncuct Piv.s- Nncrnt sane corss
- y nAs-e AZ saesa Ntsss or ssco,ins Ntxie4n snt
A b~oH ~ o~ hsfs-d al C.asrso for nancerus WI
Ian Nsnsaa The Sssssrs h.t ~ n ssaroyss ~ &. >,
We sDs c-eere1 10 ~ ssr's~t into sr-et.
Fssk ~ foSTLA>c-A store oceupied BY Nr
L. Ssarsvsn,. Coz aerSl.l wasrf N Pcrtlapd vas
e<essnet BY are On SAsarc sight lnserssce % s:oSs
St.0c
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II CiuEsDs are honoFss|y ssssrs1 that ne - -
Nr TIE Actual eeaAtie - a So ro.i- u Joss
asir Restorative II tbss sOaH Ger voEe, FL
thsse alshly respectable rsels ~h2 Fave wv
NJ Gee Beckett Al y ~ o. New-fors
NrL ksulea Reeves Nyrte-ayerge. broAJ~
Mr. Wn Touetics p King o. Ntw lcFx
Mr. Thornas Js,ksoo. - Lie<ry-st PittsenuN
h z Cz!en, lsie s.gber scar boat >ooth ~ .
As rs-rr ihtns hpBere. otnsgs state. thccts -
.sfksu thsf ~ili free the hair 10 sro~ o. -, -
lace SOP u fAlEag %, slr-egteeA me reee - =
srrrf ard s.rdruf frcn tie roo-s, h-d ris1 ~ J
~ sr.r AAif a.rure soc cara loo<, -nc - 80
essh o. Why hair tncis; sof clean snd oes - -
Yer, cxe tii1eA SID eciy II :. SAsfhAD-k !"
OF .Ss Ks.;easl sreoAlyA
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ArroisrxrSr-we learn from the Bastoz 4itlas
q yesterday. that tie Governor Of Massachusetts with
the advice Of the cSaasil. ss appointed CzAsis Z.
roxsK q Northampton. 70 70 Of the Jrses q The
sapres cSar, Ct that CcSronveslss. il place 81 San
ne HuNSsrt eecsSsat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

MR. RusH N PARIS The Paris correspondent
q n. Baoa Aass thus describes some q the embArras
meats 70 ws.c. car Nin.sr n thAi capital sshece;
NJ Rssh seems quietly settled a. bis .ot.ilss- As
he spcsks French. Re = recsss&-r cyp1er .ere
recent ncioen; ulst have taught Tin lesson. Beilg
uvi,et % ceremonies elmer he requested %
cue; lacy the table He gave her his s, sac
thy p-oceesss their places. Beng SEATED sc addressed
hin IN French. HIS Exosncy bowed, hu; ssia nothing
Ire lazy again G:sresset h. Ire Minister rev rec n
the Ace eug silent. Again the lazy spoke. 81: he
A1o.ssstor eGHb. Al Ast tAiugs 70 extremity,
ard our Minister exclaimed Nstzue, 10 park F-1s-
csls.'
Is 4 10; strs3Ss that or GoTerrnent s6ogt sent
here Minister eriPo.sunAry Grc Envoy Exr4orczary.
VITO s2eak TIE language q the cou az. he can-
try Which ee = tis7Eic-ec' !: c1rious fact tAt
among al TIE Ambassadors a; the Co1rt q the I1efss,
here o1 TO vho speak ne Frsuc1 Ansnsse
tassc TIE Turkish Envoy an the Mlnstr e TIE UE
tel s-ates il u ves u wi,e-thEf "a TITS focal point
q Euro7esr Pcs. country shcult thSs = nae 70
star. shoulder sncu.tr with he ony o8ro2-s- suv-
erxzeu; EErOpe Ant A. tie tine n co-tr1ss 70
every civilized STATE thai s represt1iet here
FlRE At FRaxKFoKT The house and barn Of
Co Eoner; Treat o Frsnkfcrt Mis No were DESTROYED
~ Ere on re evening q TIE $50 ut vGaaese horse
two COWS an hoss Twelve tors q bay, &c and
nearly Al The furniture q ire hcc.c we're trrret Tss
cs.lsrer we-e save. with trcu,ry. Lcss $4,000
insart1cs S1oc.
F,r.r AccIDExr-A little boy named John
Gr wacse r.rerts rs.e IRE rcsth pst q TIE city
vas sr1ost Instantly killed. Saturday ~ re f.ne a
sPcn HIN tro lie ref q hczse rear that Il h,
sain~f. Boston AlAa
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= cItReEs ard strangers all ssd thAs they can get
boots ard ssoes the eaespss Of J0sEs Arasf near The
Au'es=- \. s.-Do rot psreAsse bsfcs. yss Civ. him
q cal efrw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

Raopg lsIASp.-Tns Legislature Of Rbode
Island bee passed al act sriisr TO that which has
hsso sdsstsd ia Mssashasstss, vermcst ceOnee;.
isa. Ns~ Hampshire and PspDsylvsnis ia rslssiOa
70 fag,vs slaves II 10 emitted an Act farther TO
protest p<rsoosl dssr,y" 1t passed. after asre'
eppesi,Ioa 10 the H,use ~ vote Of 80 to is, and
10 the Senate without word Of 6issent or vote ia
eppesitoa Toe Legislature Of this little State sd'
joarred ssss de on Saturday eveaiog last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

I~ TIRE FLOWERS PERsOsIFIlD,r by Tars
DslOid Illustrated BY GrAasvis Granville only a.
Illustrate. has reached The 18th Number. Its e1oel~
continues untiEninlshet. (fIbAshei b. 4. xsru,.D
Rrcadgsy)
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oIsirrss Monies.

IHE kioEELrEU CON Pan ia 1o~ universally rsens
niEsi ~ s1Pero- 70 al others They invAnsby var
rsstet ard sy b returned whenever they 60 suit
q 4 tbs roin.' a ss~ one vii be gives without
ehsfss. They SOD oAly b. 3. L wArsos CO. -
NilAsn-s door below Wall ct ard J. Y SAVAGE, =
FultoEt God Pens s1d oia and silver Cssss Of every
p;ion wholesale .ns retail Cod Pess o. e. 81 3
sot 8 = Gold Pens repaired or exckXnged-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

State Normal School, for the sdacssion Of teach
srs, nas been reported TO the Assembly.
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q A complimentary saPPer was gwen to D. I
ntiSrsos. Ese cosstrussOr Of The rsesrspa lire ~.
'~seo Na~snsee as Chesgo ~ tie ssssa. G; re fr-
ger riAes. o. toe ~ Mt
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n1e N'e IvsEiy-sxis-s--cosl b ire cargo Nsr'
"a SstsriHs 1aLvASlc 5rLr-TAose ~bo are ssep-
EcA AZ 70 the wosdeffui effects Of CsksrFs Gsivanie
sst are Invited 70 exsne the certificate Of Rev Dr.
LAMPS e Ne~-Je..y, Ct the ssessy iss Bra-4ssy-
kAsozas:isr, pysreps.s and al rsrvo1s diseases a-s
speedily sss1ieslsd ~ is Pamphlets sTs;s Fhils
c-iPhis Peterscn - Chssuus-st sois ssent Boz
tea Mr. Kiddsr LOO cocst-st sol- agent liberal 6is
count to ~soi,sse purchasers See advertisement On
Fosrta Page
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New PubIirasjo M .

1BH MfxfcAN WA1 History Of is OYif,n ana \. .,
tailed Account Of the Victories which tsru,ns,.
the Surrender OF the Capital. BY EDWARD D NJ.
FIELD. 20. A. Barnes & CO. Ss~-york
A host Of writers have taken advantage of H.
general n'ers: excited By the events Of the existing Va
and the adventures Of army life IN Mexico. The ~.
teens with volumes Of al sizes ard qualities 3etsius a.
experience Of ambitious young officers vso are dss,,
Of obtaining In tbs way the glory they es 10 sseu, >,
the battlefield. clear mprshsnsve and manly k,..
~ q the war, however, Is needed and we are ras
end this desseFsum supplied BY Mr.. Msnsfslcs wort
Il no; properly the province Of tie writer Of bl
which Is designed reference, ard source of re,h.
Information discuss AZ length the moral ossrirs Of M.
events he chronicles ba, where sncA comment necss,.
~ to fshfal description the historian 10 no, exp.e.>.
to be silent; In relating the circumstances which sa,,
rise to the war. Mr. Msnsaeld EXHIBITS strong sense o,
The uras action Of the rnted S;.e. while he does no,
lose sigh' Of the impartial atgnsn, which II WAS his ATTY
TO preserve. Throughout the work ne has limited hse
70 psin concise s,aemsn; Of facts. erbosylns IN M,
narrative The oeis dispatches q Ameriesn and xs,
lean Generals and all Other documents necessary :oseor
ple,e description Of the occurrences The book Il u,.,.
ted by several MAPS and ensravrg and terminates win
the occupation CT the City OF Mexico BY the Aueresn A.
ny. In presenting. a. the conclusion vivid pc,rre u
tie position q sGar. the author gives ui;sanes to "A.
following language;
- Three centuries slnce these warrior nations bad IA
;Neir homes beyond the wife Atlantic. Two thocsast
ue. rom each other they had planted me seats tAs
empire; and row. II fine In ne moral world hat eoc
prlet another Of rs grand rfvo ions, tneV have ne, :
mortal CONFLICT Like the EAGLE ard the YrLrrKE ~
hal long rlrsuCd different cces IN The heavens. ard on
maze prev o. the weak tenants q the air. Their sr,.
have enlarged I'll hey cross each Other Itey a-k
They aghtl The victorous Esse bears the lcre n
the earth snd forth through the eouts BIS tu-
plant song Has the boi bird received no wound Has
no blood trsed the feather ~ rs wing Is there sers,
a'w OF ne from the rails Of his heartr VIII Re
unue 70 look with uubenehed eye, on the esIns s0ss
II he SIM
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f-u1.x Msprclrxo sou fOr e1eets.lly rencnS "
rsr,n,. fr,cses rOsghne.s. fsliowBesske fren - r
u.rr.r,-s Pregar-d y Dr.. SoUKAVD - WsfdSSs
Pc sobriie for srsciessi.s sapeIfsoss hsii-
Rc,.r- Tor g lcrfre hps sn1 cheeks deep esSnsfs
~. Matte 81 ne comp ex.51, AA-r Dye, sesSSSS-
Rrrto-sI:v f5a.ste for trsrr-ntiy dysinf sra{Sk
ToosA Passes ExizssLs. Bsieheinr's Liqsi1 Z ar ",
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AItOPArar. HAHsrxAssrsS AND R.r'osAL Hoso

PArRr BY A. {. REcFtk, NJ D. william ks1as
3l2 Broadway. lsi>.
Risseldom ,ha, medical writings can advantage.
onsiy receive The criticism of the daily press and n
general we are couen, leave them f,r TIE icuss'u oi
Professional Journals The pamphlet above named ho~.
ever Is worthy tie attention Of every rejecting man WIZ
desires - come 10 satisfactory CONCLUSION IN regsrd "a
the two prominent modes Of practice under wheh the cs
epes Of Escuspas are ranged. The Essay Is cpn.
Piled rem the German Of d. Grissssch and rs heoy
equally opposed 10 che extremes O. both schools. The
thor. ~ Becker Of No. Egh.h-avenuc IL. we believe
graduate Of me New.YcFk Medical College and has been
for many years familiar with me principles q iiahnemsn,.
,n Tie assumes 70 recognize what ' ess'n'id 10 sOA
systems; ard we c,auenS his Rational iIouoors,A,'
70 sl interested IN The subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

q James Sash q no;ori.cs highway robber e.
eaFse tuz tie NssssGri fslsssz.,xy o. he ss,A ui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

~lLLUsrRATED FAMILY BIBLE. The publsr
Geo. y.rus, IS John-s. has lasi sen. NJ. g. Ia
beautiful work. The lisstrLil0n In this nams1 }
Jo.e p Cas- 1910 ne Pr very lplrllei enrayns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09
MRCLAY AND GES. rAYLoR.-The Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia North American
enphatically saws:


The very best understanding exists between Mr Cay
and Cen TAYLOR. who are old snd Confidential fden's
Nothus has 20 change their relations but mHe
d cement fts ana the impeitnsnce Of toe Loco Eco pa
pers nich ny interference in concerns hore oeoneca
me collisions co.f ani DESCRIPTIONS In hr own ranks
perfectly understood both these disngGis led
gentlemen snd is regarded with the scorn When II de-
serves
But as the Leo Foco prints srefeiy representing that
rivalry exists between the fri nos OF Mr. Clay and Gen
rayior, let me say fe~ TO that 20 ut, which
Q, nm-na to their consioera ion.
No ,,ots q eSs,,s by Thios ether = these
d,t-9uished V'i bs PLACED ~ an off'iufe q Aosny
q, ne .fher. as eGndd1fes r. fhs fSesictseg " AZ
o. sh.uid c.rt.f O. h. rhch hos o. no nid7
e. or firm bsea i1dcsei o. ds.so'i rsd and H sAoNd
.enfge ne nonNa.,,n - Hhtg Aasoaal CoErtShoa 1
ksrt "a. bet -eas. fr beaeusg Ihai Oe7 TGyir. E~dc
no crerrssosoes Whorer ha permit has sans % snit
sro ne ea1rdss H. t.e cher hand. ta va>sc Of re
riiior = coHary The CohreHftr should see Ger
Taslor as sidrd Tea e. Nr Gag xii cordially dsd
reaivusy ore. ate o. rs support o. q tdi q any otser
ao-,iaee why fnag "a chosen.
roy m,, read and inwartly digest tbs deela
ration which will DC VERIFIED e,ges for letter on the 'th
cay u Jane next. lNptfENpENI'