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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
xxxh CONGRRss......Fir Session.

SENATE. WASHINGTON. Monday. April II.
Mr. ALLEN presented the resolutions adopted by
the Legislature OF the State Of Ono, IN favor OF
adopting WHlrNEY's Railroad to the Pacific, which
we're ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. RUsKof Texas presented the resolutions from
the Legislature of that State respecting the iorls
diction' over the Sabine River which were duly
received aud ordered 10 be printed.
petition was then presented by Mr.. CAMERON
ofPa from the citizens Of Philadelphia praying for
the establishment OF post route between that city
and New York co as 70 do away with the monopoly
of the Camden aud Amboy Railroad, which was
referred 20 the Committee on the Post Office.
Mr.. JOHNSON of Nd presented a petition, signed
by Mr.. BircShesd, merchant OF Rio Jsnelro and
Others pray Ing tor the establishment of reciprocal
system Of trade, which was duly received and re-
ferred to the Committee on Commerce
Sundry private bills were then taken up and read
twice. On motion, the Senate laid aside the morn
ing business and proceeded to the consideration Of
the order OF the day.
The California Claim bill after some discussion
was 70 committed to the Military Committee with
out instructions.
The Sapreme Court bin was then taken up, when
Mr. ATcHISsoN Of Missouri rose and proceeded
to oppose its passage in few general remarks.
When he had concluded Mr. ALLsN OF O. took the
floor and Ia a brief manner characterized II as IN
necessary aud improper. III was followed by Mr..
CslrrEsDES Of X, who supported the blu with
bis usual ability.
Mr.. BUTLER Of S. C. next took the aoor. and ad-
vocated tho measure in n few rapid remarks
When he had concluded, Mr. FooIE Of Miss rose
aud proceeded to address the Senate in strong
terms of opposition. MIR. JOHNSON Of Nd has the
door on the subject 10 morrow.
On motion. the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. CLisGMAS, Of n. c. moved TO suspend the
rules in order that he might offer a resolution call
ing on the President for copy of all the cores pond
ence between Gen. Winfield Scott and the War
Department. which was adopted.
MIR. c. J. ISGERsoLL, OF Pa, offered resolutiOa
instructins the Committee on Ways and Means 10
inquire OF the Secretary OF the Treasury respecting
the alteration of duties on certain RseDcn imports-
tons for beneftting the industry of me French.
Mr.. NNroS Of Ohio. offered an amendment, to IL,
ins;ructing the Committee to inquire IS 20 what al
ITERATION necessary in the Tariff Of 1916 for in
creas,ng revenue, which was warmly discussed by
Mr.. Isaac e. HoLxss Of 5. c. and Mr. CBAs HUD.
SON OF Mass Mr.. BAYLr moved to lay the subject
on the table which was taken by tellers and de-
cided in the affirmative. Yeas 80, Nays IS.
Mr.. Boris OF Va moved to suspend the rules, IN
order that he might offer resolution inquiring OF
the President whether Gen. ScorT had been sus-
pended and why, which was taken in yeas and
nays and decided in the negative.
After the transaction Of some other unimportani
business the House adjourned.
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n. C. KEMP. Auetion,.r.

~ The underlined has removed from S15 to 252
Broadway, directly opposite the City Hall and Park and
would beg leave to call the attention OF parties having
goods 10 dispose Of at Aucon to the central location
~ his Sales Rooms which uoqassticnsby this largest
most cens and convenient in The city there be-
ing three rooms each 100 feet ons for the disposal Of
fancy goods, furniture psnoortss, pa'oiinss Se VIII
aso give personal attention to the disposal Of furniture 8,
private dwellings and stocks Of goods at auction Cash
advances made and all saes promptly csshed
at 2weof r. c. KEMP Austioneer. 252 Broadway
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DIED

On Monday morning the nth instant, Mrs SUSAN
PACKER, wife Vt Daniel Packer, AGED % years
The friends and acqosintances Of the family are re-
specially invited 20 attend the funeral this atLernoOn
a. hs.fpss O'Clock, from the Carlton House. Her re-
mains Will be taken TO Painhsld CT Tor in.srnisni.
On SUNDAY evening, 10Th inst SMITH CASE, in the
$50 year Of his age, after long aud illness
his friends and scq1sntanc-s, and hs brothers Whit
hsh Wnzht aud fhihp Case, respectfully invited to
attend bis frners from hia late residences No IS Spring
ST. corner Of Maioerryst this afternoon At O'Clock
Oh Sunday morning. 10th mat suddenly Of disssss Of
the heart, AMOS X. HOBBY 10 the J9h year Of he aye
hs relatives snd irends ara respectfully invited 10 at
tend hs funeral this afternoon lsth inst ats clocx from
hls Iais residence NO ~ Washipgtons st. Brooklyn His
aged - years.
Ills remains will Be- tsteu to Claysrssk N for inter-
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- For the most widely circulated newspapers OF the
whole country whence custom Is desired " b. PALMrRthe
Ageat (who specially authorized to DO SOY daily
eeyns advertisements and subscriptions the Agency Ia
the Tribune Buildings To publishers teachers public
nsuiions &c. ms well az manufacturers and merchants
ms agency offers safe and for giving
publicity 10 pursuits Of every kind
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10 serve the good cause II need be, ION the inhos'
pi,sble prairies Of Texas" Why Unacceptable 2
We. certainly, have no preference for Texas and
we feel sure that the use Of any quantity ct land
wanted for this purpose would De freely given IN
any Of the new Sta,es-Iowa. Wisconsin Illinois
Michigan, or even Indiana. IL matters not where
the food be grown. so that il Is ready when re-
CURED. We trust the French viii lot need IT, bat
the Irish. Poles and Lombsrds probably Will IL
would never be wasted.
Whoever takes our correspondent view OF ms
matter or wishes TO make any suggestions 70
him respecting it, will please address 'Pos'Pa'ol
Washington Crawford, n. Y Post once as 81
ready stated.
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HAYrI-Our accounts from Port su- Prince are
T. the let inst From tbs official dispatches In the papers
Of the 18th Of March spPesrs that % the mernipg Of
March party Of citizens Of the suopdisems % Of Aux
Cages assembled 10 Arms AZ Comp Gerard, i've leagues
from that town and thea ssd there pronounced sgsast
the administration Of Gen Dugne Lsnor Comm o.
the Department Of the South whose retirement from ocs
they demanded accusing him Of treason sx,os the Gov
erum-nt The denomination formidable tbs; Geo,
Dugue Z.roE his authority th- hands Of Gen
Aodre IeiemsGus, Comm.nosnt II Aez Cs5es ana re-
paired himself 70 Portau-Puoe TO render account II
Ms conduct 90 the President Of The state.
The insargscts having with0at hoodshed secured ter
Purposes pssossb dispersed end latest calm
and tranquility h,d been entirely rrAstahshed lis irus
that -~ days .il-T THE rst outbresk The nth q
March Capt Pierre Noer mad. 40 e4oft frUit-ss ard
nt.uptib- because entirely GusupPored % esturb the
pablo ~ Aux Cayes But the fellow srr-sfed
famous conduct, uasu pperted by the east sympathy
President Sou0uque confirmed The sutnority ~ Gns
Tsleuaqas and dispatched citizens Remy, Hippolyte ard
OF the public disssisfscton Their report
tss not been received; BOT etarninE 10 Port-au-
Prince they issued songrsiaiAory address b the nhAb
isnis Of the srrondsssmsnt Of Ak Cages, feeitatns
them 90 ths Avo'see prospects resulting from the re-
stors.i5n OF public order.
The Administration o. President Sououqus Is generally
poPDlsr sns Peze- industry and order evolve The sdu.
Development Of prosperity.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The alarm Of FIRE yester-
day afternoon between the hours Of snd O'Clock was
occssonsd BY the bururg oftro or three sme buildings
the north Of Racest ard the Nisu Canal
owned and occupied as follows:
one as planning machine establishment owned BY
Messr> Nn. and John Conn-less Sle,Orl. This estab
ishment purchased of Nessrs Bcknel & jenkins on
on Tho Is, Of April Jlhn Richards cooFcrrE establish
men;-ioss 81 600 joseph Krby's sash and Plug
fsctoryoss Between s. 900 ard 81 000 dollars. frame
dwelling sdJ1innC the snlng machine partially
suedloss $500. Ihe total ioss Is estimated Al SIS O00
The Gre was caused By fc.isn Of the machinery There
runor IN circulation % the effect that the bssr
tschee ~ ihc engine Of the psnng sehne bad exploded
We inquired particularly into this matter and "a merely
runor. Cincinnati Commercial. 18Th.
CAPTURE or A SLAvER-The bark Losco, at
this port yesterday from Ksuzhar the fh Of January
IN the Mozambique channel gss boarded BY boat from
h r. VI ship Brilliant, Capt Watson cruising She bad
recently captured SLAYER OF 40o tone uedsT Brazilian
solors. Boston Atlas
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FuasITuRE &c. THIS DAy.-The sale Of household fur
ntue paintings prnts &c belonging to The estate Of the
lss CArHsRsE ~ CesrEs will be continued this day. 81
10 O'Clock her late rssids nee $50 and 5ii Broadway
The sale will embrace all the bedroom farniture se OF
the hous, The carriages slsighs harness. ke aswi Be
sold al 2 o'clock 1873, A. J. BLEECKER, Aueioneer.
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~ Nav CsoP Tsss.-J. Fowler has just received.
from the late sales choice Of foe and
fine Tyson, and ouopg which he Is offering Of unusual
low prices He sells the best quality young Tyson at 75c
fne ooong OF the most delicious favor soc sl,o
good young Tyson and gunpowdsr SOC alec very GOOD
kitchen tea IS and 70 Cd per Ii Our rssdss from the
country would do well To call Mr. Fowler and exsmns
bslsrgs stock His $50 and 4?s Grssnwish end
ID veseyss lie makes liberal discount to those who
buy " sell assln.
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BRIgF AND DEcIsIvE.-The Neis- Orleans EUen-
Rg Mercgrg s'stes that the Hor. Mr. Sewer publicly de-
elsred 10 reply 10 inquiries by citizens Of SeT-Orasns
the icy by which he intended 20 be governed In
the neg citations with Mexico that " he would write
ong letters endure prolonged negotiations ard II he
could not peace speedily he you'd al once resume
n haxtlLs ltften
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By Telegraph TO the NeD-Yo Tribune

W,smSeroN, Monday, April ~.
Mr. NUGEHr. the Herald Correspondent. is stlll
confined. II ia expected that some strange devel.
opmsnts viii be made in reference 20 the poblicn-
ton Of the Treaty and Government dispatches i'm
plicatDg m irresponsible person.
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fHE GaEAr BRITAIN a meeting OF the
0rest Western steamship Company 81 Bristol
the sttend this 3very 81 the Get Bfian
stated 20 amount after deducus the proceeds Of
materials 10 fi2 67O ia Id. The estimates or restoring
bar the ecDditce she wx In previously her sSndps
amounted 10 Ri 6s 50 The aireelo's state that after
ssstsme nt hal been 10 with the underwriters At
Liverpool and glasgow, negotiations for her sale would
have their best attention" London Britsnnis.
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REoEPrs-FLoUR. 1900 bills; Conn. 5000 bushels;
WHEAT 200 do. The market for Flour dull sales
OF alo hbls were made at 81 s7A. Corn was dull.
with downward tendency in prices. 4 lot Of 900
bushels, no, prime. wss orsrered at 20 c's Provisions
a. before
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Business Notites.

MooRHsADs IMPROVED GRADUATED MAesErIc Ma.
cHrsEs FOR MEDICAL Usg.Ths great simplicity conye'
nence and general excellence Of these and beautiful
iustr ments have b,soed for them the unanimous sppfo-
baton Of the dspg uisbed Of the medical profession
la all CHkoSic and NERVOUS DISEASES their effects are
truly wonderful.
Price Of the mschines with full directions for
pls,e N every respse aud warranted, Twelve Do lars
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail, by
&c. AoORHEAD, 1872 Broadway. New York
Beware OF Spurious LaiatioHs Of MoosHEADs MAGNETIC
MAcHIsEs sold under various names
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FLouR-The market dun ami prices hal q down
wHd tendency. We rotce Gales Of $50 bbls including
Geneseo with Western brands, mixed at a7iaG So
CosS-Thero was fair anoun, Of business doing, and wo
noticed sAes OF l2000 bush a. 5s4o for White and Vel
tow. Rye-ssl,s OF 3Oe bush made at SIC. OATS
Sales Of 900 bush made at 52s Sales Of Lead wero
reported att l2!. Provisions were quiet Nothing new
In Freghts
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III The list Of Clerks Of Police and Justices
Courts. Commissioners Of Deeds, &c. appointed
last evening by the Common Council will be found IN
.Dothsre smn Doubtless mistakes have not W.T. J been
avoided bat we believe the whole will rive general sat
faction twill Do remarked that large proportion 81 the
appointments given 70 young men, and % 'ho's VINO
have no, hitherto bssn 10 Office. We believe he Council
b. faithfully ense.vorsd 70 DO what Is for the bsss
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EARRIEpi

Ga Monday, April 20, 10 Brooklyn, l.. l. BY Rev. C
Cutler. ID ID. PETER GUIONON to Miss CORNELIA
ANN sdes. daughter Of Peter A. and Ray, all Of
Sev-York City
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SUPERIOR CovEr.-NOs ls %. 81 1sa $50 i65. 30 PA
2i6. 2ls IA rs - So. IS. 81 81 IS, $50 ts9 81 81
IS. 81 2ts "a $50 S. ~, 81 81. IS go ~ 100 81.
CIScurr CovKr Nos 81, N. Is, 81 81. 90. as ioi ia.
ii6, Is. i26. $50 20 Isl.
coNMoS PLk.s-Nos ssl. IS n. IS 10. lsl1 y. . IS
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~ IMPORTED FssscH Calf Dsgss Doors OF superior
quality and latest styles prices 70 suit the times and
cheaper than at soy other establishment 10 the city Alec
Patent Leather Boots. Caters &c. for sale by
ALL lw- FRENCH SHAW. IS Annst-
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RIcHELIgU DIAsosDPoiSTED COLD PEss -Tbess
pehs which decidedly The best and cheapest In use
are sold exclusively By B. Z WATSON Co. Is Willism
IT. and j. Y SAVAGE, 80 Faltonst Tue points war
ssn-d to ass for years, aud for hnenes aud hsxbty
they unsurpsss Oar stock being large and well
sorted those no wish to purchase GOLD pens by the
dozen will find prices much lower than any other
dealers Ia the trade.
NorIee.-CHAsLrs T.. FoLwELL, draper and tailor,
formerly corner OF Broadway and John-stJ respectfully
informs his friends and former psrops that he hes again
entered into the tailoring basinsss ct 5s Broadway four
doors below Rathbun's Hotel sls srTuTh&Sat
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A special express for the Ne7- York Tribune hs'
arrived bringing New Orleans dates 10 the 18th
inst. The ship Christina bad arrived with advces
from Vera Graz 20 the 4th inst. and the steamer
Washington, which left Vera Cruz on the Sd with
dates from the Capital to 3Oth ult.
This brings Us four days farther proceedings OF
the Court Marital, which are however, too volum-
nous to report Gen. Scott has been impeached
and the testimony OF Psymsster Burrows was
being heard for the defence.
1t was the general opinion among the Mexicans
of the better class, that Congress would not dare
to rstify the Treaty.
Lieut. John Smith Of Whites company Of
mounted men. deserted at Vera Croz on the 30th
taking several men along with him. belonging to
his company.
He offered their services 10 Zenobia the Guerilla
Chief who kept them prisoners and sent word to
Col Wilson who sent after them. They arrived
at Vera Cruz well secured The Free AmerleaR
was quite indignant.
Since the Mexican authorities have been restored
to power. Paroles attempted revolution, and wss
reported to have been arrested by orders OF the
Government
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u In the Beard of Aldermen last evening tn,

~ liz the Beard OF Aldermen last evening the
resolution sppoinn Commissioners OF Deeds opposed
~ the minority nbers with great v,nsmeuee Alder
msn Purser whose peculiar sen, lies in finding fau and
throwing obstacles m thu way u legislation triad BY all
kinds Of ;othwart the action Of The Board bot
Aer INDUCING hour or So and permitting him to
lei OF his usual amount Of eoquenee for the people ibo
Board asserted their rights and through with their
business.
Gu, Of the one hundred and nfy Commissioners o
Deeds thus appointed under the state law large
number, Ons-n'Ih probably. belong to TsnmsAy
IMPROVED TELKGRAPH WIRs-Ws have been
Shown some neat specimens OF stsissed Telegraph Wire
ercased ia the tough vegetable Substance knows /. 0ls
Percha' which 10 DO decided improvement. Tie
wire has enclosed protected nom the electric laid oen
present IN excess IN the atmosphere from The EVIL ersels
Of getting crosse from being ceransed by the ehsfns
swinging limb. &c &C. II is prepared BY n Nes-Yok
Insu lsliog Company 2es Broomest
~ General and Mrs. Gaines lefl tho City on
Saturday on their way South. having been detained 81,
,hs, time BY the accident to TIE daughter Of Mrs c. Of
which NC spoke some time since. The h,le gir. rf
sufferer was le tehinl them IN the Of friend.
- The F.RMERs' CLUs Of the American In
stila,e holds regular meeting to-day al is rooms Pak
SutJects-t'rafng Pruning, Bud1inS' Dstionuon 90
CRAFTS. Seeds, &C.
~ Mr.. +. II NssH, assisted by strong array
Of performers gives second and las, Coreert Of
Sacred and Miscellaneous Music at the Spring Presb,
terrain Church formerly Dr. P.tions) this for the
benefit OF Mr. RUSSELL, late leader OF Church Choir
The pieces are nom the excellent aud popular Of
modern compositions and. Ike the formS one, We douo,
tho entertainment VIII pV,e one OF the best OF '
kind. SEQ Advertisement
MArRtNoNY.-Mr. fowler will lecture on Mar.
RAGE, considered Physoloslealy and Phrenocscsly IN
CLINTON HALL this evening T. get seats 40 early Al
mission l2i This is the most interesting lecture Of
the course. All will proat by hearing It.
FlRE.-At 9 o'clock last night fire broke out IN
coopess shop In Beeknsns two doors from Pearl
pied oy Thomas Mon. which put out amer some
trA'ng damage had been sustained
THE MURDER IN TaIRrY.FIRsrsr.-The Conc
ner held An nQues. yesterday the body OF Consan'
(~hose murder recorded tho outside of this mornings
paper) a, which the jury returned verdict OF murder In
accordance with the facts and the Coroner s,uej
rsut for tho arrest OF Halter alas Dutch Jake.
I>QuEsr.-Whle the Jury empsneed yester.
day the murder inquest, engaged In tasloss
fsction during a recess, an Hishmau named Trrsnce
X fsry. into the room Ia which they were, ssi
/. Ia a few minutes fell back on his chair
niecss corpse COrouer waters hed 10 inquest on ne
exhaustion from long confined disease, was given. Tbs
deceased the s0th year OF his "a,
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS


NAvaL--rbe L. : sloop oi.wM Saratoga left the
Nsvy.Yad on Saturday and anchored eft tho Battery,
hence she was sail yesterday Tor ths Gaf OF Mexico
Tn. vessels this station the receiving North
Carolina, tho frsttes Macedonian. Savannah nd Va
ceune- the brss Dol yhn and Washington sad the steam
sfs Iegsr- Polk Fulton and Onkshys Garrett II Barry
Eq hiss assumed the duties Of Parser Of the North Caro-
iua ia the place Of stjsmin j. Cahoon, ESQ whore
tenn expired On the "a inst Samuel 2. Todd fq he'
been appointed Purer Of tho Brooklyn Navy Yard 10 the
place of Henry Esne, ESQ whose term has also expired
COMMON COUNCIL--Tbe Board of Aldermen held
me-tug lest evening, Mayor styker 10 the chair In
conformity with act passed b' the LATE LesslaiUre,
Robert Atwster Esq appointed justice of th- Mo
ncipal Court Of the ty Of Broosyn 10 all hs vacancy
o,used by the death OF Coe Downing, ESQ. number
Of bills Tor police sevices we're received aud referred 10
tha Police Committee
authorizing the Mayor to i,sus city bonds to
the IT $1,000 a. he appropriated TO paying pat Of
the expenses incurred BY building the Cry Hal
Adopted
Re.o,ution in favor Of incessBs the salary Of the A.
si-taut city Clesk TO $500 PEI ,nuum Adopted
Board tlen took for sd-rston the report Of
the COMMITTEES lighting the ely wih and while they
sr. eugased In discussing The question they eft
Monday
ATTEMPT To kILL.--James Foley and Willism
Lov-ry, who we're arrested sons time s,ncs charge
II agsluting John IL Robinson Fnrmsn-st with intent
Li brought before Justice Garrison yesterday for
regarding R9bnons recovery they reeommiitsd 10
A VA he
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Court Caiepdar-THIs D.l

n On oar fourth page will be found No. . Of a
series Of valuable tables announced yesterdays Tbuns
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By Pony Express and Telegraph
TO THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

Later from NexicO-Santa annn-The Court
Martial Coming Home-Gen. scott in'-
peached -Desertions in the American army
Paredes Attempting n new Revolution.
AucUsTa. Monday, April II.
By the arrival Of the Special Daily Expire" 70
the Ne,c York Tribune, we have advices from New
Orleans TO the 18th inst News had been received
from Antigua, confirming the rumorot Santa Anna
intending 70 leave the country, and adding that he
has refused the steamer offered by Gov. Wilson
for his conveyance.
Nothing farther has been received from Mexico
except that Gen Scott was hourly expected at
Vera Cruz, and that the Court Martial had sd
iourned TO the United States.
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COMMON CoUyclL.-Tbe Board of Aldermen held
Weekly Report of Deaths

~ M Cifg AID County Of Nc, foTk, iron. th a day j.
4prii, l8fs, 20 The l5th day Of dyril, 1913.
Men, s2-Women. G3-Boys, 67--Girls, 80. Total. 262
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y
COTTON quiet. 900 strictly MiadIng Fine 7ia6l SU-
CAR fair 81 e MoLAssEs, I9l. FLOUR. heavy
FKsreHrs--A British ship taken for Liverpool 9l6. TX
CHANGE limited.
ship ws.-Clewsd-Arkansas. New York ship
eossics, bsrks Appel and Mandarin, Baltimore.
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COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE FOR MAY.-1his mum.
Der before u. illustrated usual with several ensrav
ings ons represents Mrs. General Gaines as she sP
peared the age Of sixteen and Is the subject Of sketch
which be continued IN future numbers BY Mrs Ann
5 Stephens. Another gives view OF jerusalem, from
tie Msunt Of Olives The contents Of this number all
original snd are furnished By Mrs Ann 5 Stephens, brs
L. H. Sgourney, Mrs Frances s. Ossood, Mrs. 8 NJ Dorr,
Mrs :. c. b Thomson, MIS- Eliza C.. Hurley Annie
Gray, Anna Blackwell, Isabel Jocslyn, z. Anne White,
WIN. Wallace, Rev. s J. Prime, John Inman, stephen NJ.
Chester &c &c. Rev. Mr. Prime has on excellent aril
Gle on the life OF John Quincy Adams called forth by HIS
recent death. which will command attention. The second
number Of Recoiectons OF Physician" i sdmirl-
Die paper foHnesd the use Of the new anssihetic
agent. Chioroorm. l. "a singular story aud will well
repay perussi There great variety Of articles all
Of quality familiar 20 the readers OF this agszine; and
last. bat not least Ind review Of publications
contained IN the EDITORS Table. which IS and will
prove an attractive feature The columbian il publ shed
By John :. Taylor, ISL Nassau-st.
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r. The Wings Of Warren Co. Georgia have
declared for Mr. Clay SIS their first choice forthe
PresidancX.
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INQUEsT lille the Jury empsneled yester-
day on the murder Inquest engaged In taking
fecti0n during a recess, Iishmso named Tersnce
X, ferty csms ioto the Ia which they were, 50,
set wa and ia a few minute, fell back his chair
nele- corpse Coroner Walters held inquest on b..
body aud verdict that tbs deceased came TO his ossh by
exhaustion from long cont,ru disease given Ths
deceased n the 40th year OF his "a,