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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

PAsTf ssD 10 PAEIT.--rbs Sear. Orieans Com
vse,c,m Dgiie,,a ~bich has hitherto advocated the
sis.,i0n n 6snsrsl Taylor oy a noparty move
n-bt hss f1si,y becopr convinced oi the propriety
~ sefiog 10 coae~rt sth Whlss elsewhere and lesv.
,sy n MISTER % TIC decision u the National Con.
,sa,b,n The = u. B>,. which has always recon
nsndsd his latter course, makes the following
nafs. % the Bpiietfn'' change
hal 9Th n. most isned pleasure. this proof
- ssr srismporsfays .oasd ssose and di'ef.os ssd
mar h1p- hat ss.e ~ be potsntA sspecft tho
Nas. N ta. ssis I'll .bss a their hybrid sunitsrs
iss bsl1 position Tsylor Whlc. send Delegates @
ss'loa = Gee TsJior Which will sssSreeiJ follow o. 70"
I'VE ha1 Il y b. trsth which zone bu, s,russ
ysensf-s -ii s,,smPt 70 sNn-y, that Gen Taylor can
g2sfsf9a u u ths too psrtss existing in the eoan
~ AsJ 0as Nbo sapposss for rlonsnt that posi'
Iigs q ss.i'; sesg.ea.se, q g.rsy-sssh posiion .
adss, hayns oppossd 70 BIN The regular nominees OF
both he wbs and Democratic psrtissssn possibly resat
9Th and .,fsfsss[ q political orssn.soa II Gen
Taylor rus. ior ihs fTssssaey With whis CANDIDATE
70 oppo.s him though he may obtain the electoral Of
Loai.sn. and psfehsnee Of hssiss ppi, may gets
s0r1, withn lhoussrd miles Of an election. These
not mere asssronsthsy are Legitimate differences drawn
stsss sorth Of ssns IL fIsd fac, that Convsn.
tions ~l BE- held BY both parties We pres1me no one
that Zen sands "
receiving tho n0ui the Democratic csueus His
poca prnciples 10 nothing Of other cascns equally
po,snt orbd the sgpposition. Where then, must his
Trend. oos FOR ousu-re support 70 the Whig Convon'
ton But wil III A hiss IS body sustain him Tn
doubtsdiy they ID. II nomns,sd-u undoubtedly they
woa't II bis sup refuse 10 brius him before the
Cony.nton and &c his claims in that sssemelsse"
TrEFIRE AT BosTos-The following is q state
meat OF the amounts q insurance a. different ofees
rood. budns. damaged At tho great ire OF Saturday
N.tionsl loo Co 81 ooo-0n DR. codmsas building in
front 8o00 on Boynton and Woooford stock, 5000
on Jane. Eaton, stock, $500, 90 Lyons Powers,
= 00 (thi. stock bat slightly dsnased) New Eng
lard Mutual Ius Co sl5o0o-on J n. a W. II. Csrey's
building 81 o.; Boyn,on Woodford 5000 on W.
W Ross - 600. Fir-niens Ofee, sil,ooo-On Earle
Jr g. GO, Pollard L Barry, $4,000; sherman Bsrssy,
Al oc0flo.s a. latter place, e250) franklin Ohes-Oa
Damrell 4 MooIe's stock, $1,000. State Mutual-On
Boyoon woodfora stock, 5000. Manufacturers OF
hes-On Boynion woodfo stoek, $500. sefolk o.
fco-On Boyuion a WoodfoTds stock, 5000 Atna OF
fcs Hsrtfcrd--On Boynton h Woodfords stock, SSeo-
Merchants OAceOn stock Of Gould, Kendall LinooSn.
$500 Bowditch Oihse Saem-On Reflector otcs, so
Offes unknown-0 On Chsa Wstes stock, s9ooo. Total,
.s230 49,
There probably also farther Insurance on tho build
Ing belonging % Msssrs |. II. w IA. Carey. st sous
other Office yet unknown. The to,s loss may be Get down
81 = little over 10000. Boston Traveller
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Later from sanfa Fe,

ST. LOUIS, March IS.
Mr. Mcknight has srrived here from Santa Ft
which place he left on the 9Th Of February.
Col Newbury was in command at Santa Fe
Nsi Reynolds was at Taos and Col Balls at III
Psso.
Gen Price and staff were about starting for e
Psso on their route 10 Chihuahua
A Court Martial had assembled al Santa Fe.-
Neither the names Of the officers nor the object Of
the Court is mentioned.
Don Francesca Rsben committed suicide while
coming down the River. Insanity is supposed to
have been the cause. he had large amount Of
money in bis keeping
Col. Cook has been ordered to Join bis regiment
In Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14
MaryI In 1d-Meetipg of the Wing Members Oh
The Legislature.

The Wings of the Legislature held meeting
on Thursday night at which the following resolu'
tons were adopted
R.eveS That the Wings Of he Legislature recommend
the Wings Of the state 70 assemble IN primary meetings
A. such time and place in each county and the y 81
baltimore as may suit their conveue0ce ard sppont ne-
,Katss 70 State Convention, IN the CITY OF bs
more on the second Thursday Of May next TO sese oee
non 10 be held in Pnisde pha the 18th day OF June o-
oving 10 nominate candidates for President and vice
President and 10 nominate Electoral osnooaies 'O' o
next Presidential election n-,.s-.
Ps,ored That each couaty and the City OF Baltimore
be in said State Conve as they srs In he
LesislstuTe Of the State. 80 o
R,soltd That ths meeting intend that We hspte'sn,
tsves from each Congressional District shsi nave .e
sh At the state Convention to propose their own tlec
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Farmers Ciub-cerrrctisu.

Ia tho remarks made at tho Clah on the lath OF
February last Oh tho subject 81 pfAinne MT TEL stated
that be hal drained rses II hoe land IN Thorough nan
naf saans tho ars,ne 81 ART fmsrs o' u rona'
rhi,h no ha. stocked With several varieties ~ ash.
rhe nus,bsr II scfes arseea. ard Tho length 81 The
.n. ant tho et u the orssau~a were sisied, Bat u
,s. th. hsse .aaasst sffoss Va the nsnres ca s
e,ab,, 10 haste sf iaasieasse that shs eax,h 81
.t,. ,t.isi a. seven saA hall mss. Is knawa 81 have
bee, Intended e,f the nsreet 81 sefes afaiae While no
trr .ad h.if ssfes ssssei should 70 shs nsmnsf q
riss ~ sf.las Eitef, "a asuss .fe easily msie .,
t,.r,psst,s ana she Cish has toon wade 81
ss..i. giaat sesa ~ Ssy tsssAi 81 ~ sss 4ssy
a, ss,s. aypatsst 81 s,ssvest 4 MstuS
MAs~a A. isas Ssssvssgr ~ the fsf,rss, cias.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

LIBERTY TICKET IN Rhode ISLAND The Liber
~ Convention met at Providence on the 9th, and
nominated the following ticket
For Governor. Edward Harris, Cumberland Lieut..
Governor Jacob D. BsOcock, Hopkinion secretary OF
state samuel r. Jackson. Providence; Attorney General
Bailey T. Borden. Cumberland General Treasurer, WIN
n Hudson, Providence.
Prtsid,phal Elsctors-Joseph Neszle. Providence Ste
then Benedict, smthnei Asa Sissoo, Jr. Coventry
George IA Church North Kingstown.
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y P. TRlST, lL.sl
LUIS O CUENAs. is
BERNARDO COUTO, T.. ;.
MIG. ATRlSrAlN, g.. s.

The BKIrANSfA-This steamer sailed from Bos-
ton atnoon saturday. She carries out Only s2,95 In
.pecie and ~ passenFers-among them George W Ken
ia ESQ Of the Nae ORLEANS PcdsHpe, and Alderman
Wetmore Of Boston, bearer Of dispatches to London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

LATER FROM vEsEzUELA-The brig Orbit Capt
Anderson Just arrived from Porto Cabe 10, brings
intelligence of the continuance OF the troubles be
tween Monsgas and his party, and the Oligarcbists
Many of the white inhabitants, apprehensive OF a
bloody revelation, are making preparations to leave
the country. Gen. Paez is said to be making eft
forts to collect large army, and the safety OF the
country depends on his success
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y ? TRlSr, a.. s.
LUIS O. CUEVAS. D.. ;
BERNARDO COUTO. T.. ;
MIG. ArRiSTAIN, a.. ;

ADnIrOSsi SFcsEr Article 81 a, Tre1'y Of Pe1es
Frendstp. Iuaiff ard Settlement bctrreeR ne Untsd
State Of America and the M-rican Republic. ugned ha
dag b. thru rspecvs Plenip0f'stigries (Expunged
Ia view OF the possibility that the exchange OF
the Publications Of ths Treaty may by the circumstances
la which the Mexican Republic s placed be delayed
lonEer ths1 the Of four months fixed by It's Twenty
third tce for the exchange Of rathcaons Of the
hereby agreed that such delay shall not, in any
ner aasct the force and validity Of this Treaty unless t
should the OF eight months counted from the
date Of the signature thereof
This artse - 20 have the force and virtue az II in
serted In the Treaty 20 which this is an addition
In faith ~hereof We the respective Plenpotentiaries
have signed this additional and secret article ant have
hereuuo affixed seals respectively. Done IN quintu
pcsts a. tho City OF Guadalupe Hdhso on the second
Jay Of February IN the year Of Lord thousand
eight hundred and forty eighf.
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90 N.ttu.M Anastrln- e. ID ch.

~ M,trntw Ass,frip. E's. IT Charlotte
,ss,t uesss q u.s Aulsl " sts ga mss. - ssgs<
fts.s hls tss,s VA seis< hVsa Csest. To ~ss
,siswn - rSss, tls sseA ststsiss. AeS N,ea tu
k.ufs
IT, The ass>'sa MvsteissliN II New ofss.ss
k-'s srr.~r''.ssa o. 50 - es ~sess.- "a s~-s,.s "
, = pssave si~-i~~Ass sss'ss. - - "a, - "
~ - r-.r--s - r.t-.'ss ~ s.s,s.t u ~, y
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T r { a T Y
PEACE. FRIENDSHIP. LIMITS,
SETTLEMEN
BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
MEXICAN REPUBLIC,

Concluded nj Guadalupe HidalGo, February ,,
and Raiihed. with the Amendments, by the
American senate, March 10, Is4s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

TIE LICENSE ELECTION IN VERMoST.-The
County Of windhAm. VI, gave majority of SO in favor
Of License on the 7h inst Last year the majority Tor
for No License O26. The returns from the state
as far as they are known, show gaia of the License
party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

Tho pllopins 1. hvm distinguished Wits 81
The interior ~ ssfs.sr ,hss whe'" - s"s ts"s 90
qasinsd with is r~tH~ ss"ti"'s"' 80 h's a.s 49, -
% s ., ana hishs ~, tiwtt sss ssiiss ~ "a dated -
"a issisrt $3.50. .... - ,tt
Hnu.s 1trtohsrr rts rsis' a,s~ H's'sh ls'ss' "'l'
49,. 80. fs. r.tias rks sj fiies rss~I isifsfs
rtvir rs-fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

Decisions IN THE U. ). SUPREME COURT, March
1.-The Supreme Court 20 day reversed the decision Of
the lower court IN the Of Hueston 4 Co which Mr.
Clay argued The Court then adjourned to meet again on
tn. fret Monday in May providing the law authorizing &c
shsll pass II not thea TIL the regular ensuing term pro
yidsi by law.
The illegally Of the law esslizns Lotteries IN the De
ric % Columbia exposed yesterday IN consequence
81 which numerous Off es were virtually closed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

MARYLAsD.-Col WIN. d. BOWIE and Col. ED
WARD LLOYD, have been appointed Delegates tor
the State at large to the Loco-Foco National Con
vention
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4 -Ehxnrd McCarrin was ar.
Ixorr.r Coroner Abrahams held an inquost At

stanton al upon tho body % W iiam Thoupson AGED
coorsa nan who was found lyius dead upon tho noo'
Tie lived entirely alone his wife not hayiss lived Yin
him Tor some years The Jury found avefdie 81 death ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

r. The steamboat Frolic exploded on the LII
moi. side Of the Mississippi the other day causing the
loss Of several lives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

IMPORTANT FROM ALBASY.-The bills TO punish
criminally Seduction and Abduction have passed
the Assembly, 20 to 10, and SO to Il. Public sent
ment is at length triumphant in our State, and 1t Is
also RIGHT. The Senate is taking up the Practice
question. II Senators do their duty with the same
fai,hialness and ability as have been exhibited by
the Commissioners, New-York will have reason to
remember with pleasure her first Snlge District
Legislainre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

WANTS.


WANTED-A hr.t-rsts cOlorsd sesmsn to act second
w board barb for or two voyages and then
act as t mate tho first mate being promoted TO the
csptsiBcy The whole TO be entirely cclored APP
ply to GEO BARKER Brick Church Chapel mis- Sc
xITKNTED-By respectable young woman, situA-
w chsmbermaid and walter or plain COOK, wssh
er and iron Best OF city references given apply lls
Greene near Princest mIo ~
VlTANTED-situationsby two respectable giIls-ons
maid or waiter No objection to doing general houseworh
Good refereocs Inquire at University plsce NILS H-
DARTNEK WANTED-In branch Of The iron
m.nuf.curs not exposed to foreign competition The
business peey established ss the WORKS have been
for time in successful operation bat the income rom
ment OF IS to $4,000 Every Information REGARDING mag
be obtained by addressing b. w, boz o7s Post Omce
mis- 81
PRACTICAL AMERICAN FARMER who
the business In all It's brsnchss wants en-
pioyment take charge OF farm His vile desired
will take charge Of dairy Refers 70 Halsey lo4 q
ter.st and w. J. Townsend, Astoria Address w }.
NNANTED-A fnt-rste IN liner and trimmer at sfssh-
w los able establshment immediately None need apply
unless Wholly competent Address T. H. Tribune oTse'
milo 81.
xlANTED.-rwo rule MAKERS and cabinet mstss
w may ind steady employment by applying TO
mlg ct BELCHEk BROTHERS, III fsGlst
HlANTKD-A few active young mon to 90 south OF
w Wes agents for the sale OF new and popular
publications and above their expenses Will %
Insured them In writing with opportunity OF clear.
ina 81 GOO per yss.. Some In our employ VIII
no doubt make ~ 200 year clear OF all expensss
Each man will have his ssrist will 10 necessary ior
them 70 have st least from 81 70 70 to Setsa 200 ~,
Broad way up stairs Office VI the Ylsi VI our Union Az
letters must be postpaid. ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

IL % Aisn rlaHirs mih "a lHtias ~ WV
isa.-s ~ t~...s 80 rt-frasr ritrs ir.' 1rN L.
...-i H. .Ls A--,i-.- pr-- n. svu p--si.-A 80 -
lee. A.. 81 eTt s~i--.ti.- .-a ~ t-s'--A -
--.i = Il 81 ilp ss-L
~ Ah,s, $3.50 H-', vt .--u 'sll ~ Aibssf :"
= s~,sisi rish' i-s'
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pRnoKLYN AFFAIRS.

SCHOONER CAPslzED The schr. Medal, PAU
Witch bad Just discharged rs reith W" ys'el
d,v Am M. E.,, River The Captain two deck hsnds and
tbs eooh were thrown overheard, bat were iOTtunssy
rescued.
EFFEcrs or RUM-Edward McCsrrln was ar
rested BY officer Haynes, charge 81 naueatinf MS
viz. While under the influence Of rum he drssted her
bou the room BY the Of her head and repeated t 90
oasn that she compelled % inNo<e NE aa o' VIC
police Ne held 10 answer.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
sy Telegraph 10 The Ns~-Yor5 Tribune
The Ten Resimcut Bili-The Treaty.
wAsa,xeroS, Monday. March Is, lsi

7FVTI1'HYI 'IaINW
There is no Senate today. Rumor says the
Csene, Council declared in favor Of the passage Of
The Ten Regiments Bill
I, ts generally understood that the Treaty would
sniogb;edly have been rejected had all the opPo
ncnis voted
The news Of i,s sdoption has been sent 20 Mex
ico with Major Gfshsm
The Csblnei meets today 10 determine upon the
ee., sgency Of presenting the Treaty TO the
Mexican Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

Having been finally ratified and the Injunction Of
secrecy with regard to it removed by the function
sies at W Gshington we are enabled 20 lay it in
fall before our readers. We give the original srti
olss. SIS agreed to by Mr.. Trist and the Mexican
Commissioners, with the amendments and rejec
tons Of the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

10 order naf tho fa's ~ tf'ansfs ~ u.4T ~ ale
giasf au 'aeh ffafiifss - ns7 - 'snfinf ihs ih1
iisfsat insishaat. fass dsf'sis rfD~fing
them Into slss sod nntDns rlsfs' shall DO si4dI9p'f
avoided TnsY shall nst be eDnfn~d To- dHnssaa' p'isra
wi.s ie,traaed In ihs ~ their limb. The snssn'
shall snlpr hbsfiy Their paroles Ehin eon'salsai DO
sod. shall be disposed To- csaionmsas open and ssfsn.
sga enough for al and sssfes sns indf5i 10 bsu.f
r11mY and GOOD ~ afr provided ~ The raJ In ~tps7
power they afr of 10 own troop Bat " any omesf 'ha
break bis parole By ravas No strcf .ssiga~d b rf
sny other prisoner shall from tho limits ~ 30
tonm@nt sitter hsg shall bags been ds'iFnard ~ MIN,
such Individual osiear other prsorsf shall fDffst
much Of ne benefit of this srtcs provides ar h' lib
rTty On parole 90 10 cant"n"rni Ani IN an eu'ft -
hre-sinr hs parole or my common soldier % a'cspnf
from tho 'ims asssnsd ha shsl serwsfd b. iagnd IA
aenainE shall b de,t with seeordng 20 ths e'tsb
ishsd Avs Of VAT The ohcrp shall BE- daily furnished
BY hs party In whose power hey are with ~ many -
0rs snd Of the same artees src a0sed, eithsr in
kind or BY concentration - ccsr. of equal rsos IN - on
Amy and Al others shsl BE- daily furnished vita such
ration slowed t0 soldier 10 ts ser
he vsue 0f ATT which supplies shall A. tho close of
ne ar or Al parod. 10 be s9r.ed upon between The
specify commanders BE- paid BY the other pNrty
al ustment ~ accounts r the subsistence Of prison
srs ard such accountsha not be ed With 81 on
ag.ns auy others nor balance due item withheld
compensaion reprsel ioI any cause whatever real
pretended Each pSrty shall BE- allowed % keep com
nIssry Of pr.oners appointed BY itself With every
Torment Of prisoners 10 possession OF the other which
eoumisary 'hs see the prisoners a. often a. ne peAss'
shall be allowed 10 receive, exempt from All auiies OF tax
and 90 distribute Uhstever comforts msy be sent %
By their fdeads and shsl Re free 10 transmit bis
reports IN ~ Tue PAi-f " NANN. 10 y Nt
ployed.
And u declared that neither the pretsncs that dis
.oive. al Treaties. other WhateTsf shall be
sidered anuuling suspencing the solemn covenant
contained In this article Ga the contrary the state Of war
- precisely that for which IL 10 provided sud during
which, stpust0ns 10 b. sacfedy observed
the acknowledged obligations uudrr the lave Of Ma
tor. Nations
ART. NXlII-This Treaty shall be ratified BY
the President OF the United America BY aud with
the advice Of the Senate thereof and BY The
PRESIDENT Of the Mexican Republic. with the previous
probation OF General Congress sud the Publications.
shall be sxchsnzed he City Of Washington. in four
month. from the date Of the signature hereof sooner n
practicable.
r faith whereof we the respective Pen, potsntaries,
have gned this Treaty Of Peace friendship limits and
settlement and have hsreunto affixed our scale respec
lively Done 10 quintupi:ste At the City OF Guadalupe
Hdaso the md day February In the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundIsd and forty-eisht.
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The following synopsis Of the act making apPro-
priations for the Government Of the State of New
York for the nine months OF the fiscal year ending
sept 30 ls4s We copy from the Albany Erening
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE

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a. ghe rr,eunc uaild.ess, sss"ot 90 -Mnrs
sd Nassau .,rress. errs~isc the Citv te'ii
.tt.,..S a. ,lt, <uNscgt,e,. or igt VtNrs pef seed
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80 ~, a., h, srths ~ wear 81 shs same rate Nuts
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..S N,,s.S the Sirue fct ~tish h \. rNt Hpe's,tf'
..,,t.Naa ~ 80 months Three nelsrs Va saNsass
,.,.,f.A 10 al exchanges. With CcautrN Newspapers
NAis rsges. received It this cNcc whose .etn' .ts
h,shsg thar h>se ~ TVS rSisvNs, ave NJ s"oNe
srv aieereosr.
tsx~. ~ .pvtsrtNSs-ffa ttvsr
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inside 'sNssquen' iu',f'on'.-'''',s
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F" daily seNsc1neni Insertions.
once twice, ~ three times
PCT week .s...s.s.....A
crtt On the inside Witch may
heeVrTy DAY. once. twice
three times per week. . " "
etxrps M.sTi.Crs and svSrsN Noricys, nef croc't
- i,=ss. s. cents
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>slA ir ne NcrriuS 90 Fvenins Edition.
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
WHY LARGE PAPER FOR rHE COUNTRY
f,ruNNsNeA every SkrvSpAY McRNtNc. AZ tho low pTiet
II :. rsf snnrri IN advance. 10 eopi'. for So ~ p"
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Sew.York Town Elections.
ONEIDA co

'0''"'' ONEIDA co.
Vhios Loco-Fooos.
.nsn.,. = wells gain tAnusville. Loco gain.
~ Whg lBrldgewater. +. Lewis.
Roonviue Nelson C Grant DeerAeld. Luther Leland
Camden. +. l.. Dunbar. Florence Loco
New Hartford. j. French. Lee Loco.
EIrklans Geo Bristol Marcy. CLARK Potter.
p.,. D,vd j. Mnlard. Marshall. II II. Eastman.
Rome. A Etheridge, gain. iemsen. A. Filings gan.
s,snhen VIM Lesis SAngerneld. ID W C. Tower.
Trenton Aaron White vienna Loco
Iitna y Y kelloCg, gain. Western. Loco.
49, Dsv,s Pierson westmoreland. J G. CUrtiss
49, r a Uavley cain III one town FLOYD, 20 be
Nys,sshorn, p Neiis-l4 heard from. undoubtedly II
The Wbig msiority on the popular vote is quite
large. We'll done, Oneida
Fu,rR.L CERExosIEs AT BosToS.-The re-
main. Of ADAMS arrived in Boston sbou; half
,a.t ons oeoel on Friday announced by the toins Of
bells and firing Of minute guns upon the Common non
Mr. Buckingham Chairman ofthe Lesissiive Commlttee
received the body from the charge Of the
Congress- and the procession then moved rom ths
Depot shout hapa uneer the escort OF lhe feson'
Of Lsht Infantry and the LApcers -,
The hesrse upon which The was borne WAS aIs~h
nv ak black horses Following Il the carriages con
tspipx the Committees Of tho Le,atufe and cry COun
ell the Congressional Committee Msrshs and vafioa.
offcers Of Government The streets through which No
aeession passed crowded with people and many OF
-rinops stores and dwellings tassfully deco
rsteo o'eoes the remains were taken iato FAnsul
xhich hsd been splsndicy decorated with the
blems o,h,l. pi.,ios dirge Mr. Boesisshsm IN be-
80 81 the Legislative COMMITTEES, trsrefTsd the charge
~ them TO city, throuss 10 TePre'cnthFs M maYof
~ oniney responded IN sbor' address upon ne serycsf
- Ascsssed the high boroTs which had been paid 20
"a BY the Representatives Of the whole FsDps
and 81 the nesrDe 70 when the BODY OF h - psnoo
ss with the dust Of hs fathers and where the respect
essa 70 Il would b that " hisad and ssishkDf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

n u a.,i''n io.,iv.nt safetv Fand Bank notes a01i
~. NJ, .,rvIr,. st.t, P,i.or $50. --.......... SO
Payment principal sock issued for loans from hsnk
fund per Chapter o.. Laws lHii due Jan. l. lttt wv
frhr Coptoir Is authorized 20 draw the amount ne
above Item 81 any ~ the trust lands 90 an Ia
~ tho tho ssid sfock In tho name pfu
vided Tor by chsrtef tii, laws ifif
pi,snfi affsfi ~ fsHffa fsHa sna ffif ei ss''
o. b. ffnra frsH, 80 StHstHf fsa fsf isssHa isfisH
asnI for ,smpsr,fy losa. Ac.. ldi goi
'G n.e no. in,S 800
Sheriff. fsf reports convictions ia Courts II NPs -
ciai snsaiuns
psnaianey IN appropriation Of iFff o. pay ar'guHi
duo ptaPtiateft AlbapY basis thsit rservftis" - -
tolls l.E..HHHHHtt' '"
THE aet tales effect t,.usliataly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

BcRGLARY-The office OF Nelson Brown, lime
go West vas broken into during the nlsh,
~ tb In inst that the burglars then attempted
10 remove the brick work round the iron safe with view
Of getting s contents but the noise they made alarmed
some of the neighbors, who frustrated their plans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

AsorHER.-The slaughter house of Mr.. James
Whiting corner Of One Hundred and Fifty second-s and
was broken open Saturday night and three
quarters Of beet stolen thereffom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

Art Nlll-1ho United States engage. mofeo
YER % snd pay fhs claimants al MS smosais
now dua tfcm sd those hereafter 10 bscofa- due by
reason Of tho already Ard decided against
the Mexican RssnHr n6er fn- nnvr Tho
republics sewers IS r0pcniet on The rrv-nfh isy of
April eighteen hundrrd aad hirfy nine afd th- thft
eth day ~ January ehesn hundred and foffyhfse o.
that the Mexcan Republic shs b. atsoutely exempt fof
the futufe from eli expense whatever on account u the
said claims