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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

DAN0RAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN INcMEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms, 400 Broadway shows, natural e
the Marches Encampmens and Battles fought by Cen TAYLOR
It also gives correct views Of the country towns Cities SC It
the most beautiful painting Open night
quarter before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions "wednesday
and Saturday commencing at O'clock Admission IS cent?
pGmphiets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

w ILL POSITIVELY CLOSE ON SATURDAY SEPTEM
W Der 23d Banvards Mammoth Panorama the Mss mi
and Missouri Rivers as it sails for London the 9th.
NLW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY-MR f. IT, NASH
IN Glass for Vocal Music in the
Lyeum No 63 Broadway this wednesday, evening Free
all, tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

PY LEWIS & MoRTIM0RE-SToRE No. ls7 CHATHAM
Sale This day. Wednesday, Sc pember
ard womens Wearing APPAREL Blankets Sheets Quilts
Pillows &C., by order Of A. Goodman 81 Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

ITO LET OR LEASE-A RESTAURANT, CONNECTED
with HOTEL situated In favorable place
conducted first pncipea The fitted
NJ in the best style and now doing profitable business The
for $4,000 The premises will be let years
such be agreed The time
the present proprietor being wholly occupied with the Hotel
rare chance now offered for safe and profitable
lars enquire Of GEORGE N. MORRELL, No Chambers st.
New York city, between the hours Of GA NJ and 3 pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

TT S. MAIL STEAMER WASHINGTON, FOR SOUTHLAND
~ ton and Bremen.-1he Washington will leave pier No. t.
n X. Wednesday morning the goth instant ~ noon
uhampon and Bremen. The mails will close the Post
IL A precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

T OST-LASTE vENING, BETWEEN RATBBUNs aOTEr.
II and Chambers street gold bracelet with hair chain The
engraved inside Of the clasp The finder
leaving TIE above with the subscriber Rathbun shall
be v arded L. JTRACY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

I OTIS NEAR The ATLANTIC DOCK BROOKLYN, TO
IL LeaseA Bleeoker will sell at auction IL o'clock th,
day. at the Merchants Exchange esss of
thirty valuable building lots Hamilton avenue, Union and
saekett streets Brooklyn Terms and particulars will
the Of sae These lots all Immediately adjoining
the Hamilton Avenue Ferry and among the desirable
his ri 4 he cit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

/ W.BNJW N,AUCIIUNEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- Of Elegant Furniture-W ednesday SEPT 10Th at Ol
o'clock at the ware rooms No. 2s Broadway j. W. Brown win
Diture sistDg of sofas couce dvan ottoman
marble and other dressing bureaus plain wardrobes
bookcases and spring and other chairs hair
cloth and plush rocking aud chairs do French Gothic
teasteads hair mattrases aasse marble top centre pier side
fancy tables fancy chairs &C. Also elegant piano
forte Sale pecmtory Catalogues ready Purchasers can
have goods packed the premises ehnrpe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

TTNHE0DoRE MAILALY. AUCTI0NEER-NEWC CABINET
Furniture, Household do, Pianofores &C., auction,
eatslogueVan Dyk and Maay will sell this day, "Wednesday,
h Sept at lO o'clock at Sc Broadway large
cabinet furniture of city manufacture and warranted
quantity Of household furniture convenience
sae together with number Of valuable oil paintings satisfy
n mar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

NOR sALE-THE GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIXTURES
of well established Copper Plate Print ne Business For
PARTICULARS address Pr inter- at this office stating where
view can which shall be promptly attended
satisfactory will be given for selling out but cash
customer need apply,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

T AIDES BOARDING-A LADY, WITH A GENTLEMAN
OF resources can be accommodated with board and well fur
ned apartments in the neghborhood Spring and Wooster
streets line addressed to Mrs. A. b. c. and
this paper, will receive the attention Of the writer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

VALIsE LOST.-THE PERSON WHO EXCHANGED by
mistake, vaise marked for marked G. H. larry
board the steamboat Arrow returning Nyack
Friday morning when che landed at the foot of Hammond
street. will confer favor by leaving the vaise marked
office paper out where he may procure
bdown The lost vase belongs Of the reporters
Herald and contains articles Of value to any the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

DARK THEATRB-wHDNEsDAY EvHNING, SEPT %,
viii Be- produced for the Sd time in America the grand bal
let Of B9nRALDA.-LA EmsraldA Md Adele Aonplaid5
ganr Quasimodo CofbU Robert Estouvile H. Fletcher
with the lsushaSe fsrcs Of SOMEBODY ELsE-Hans No.
Ts Mr.. Dawson Minnie, Mis-. Rose Telbin; Louise nrsl
Boxes eents Pit M eta; Gallery. l2c. Doors open At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

ITO CAPITALISTS AND ENTERPRISING BUSINESS
partner wanted. with Q cash 5000 in
patent right ,nufacure proved machine by
which the value Of cotton be improved twenty
letter Addressed to p F. office of Mr.
Centre street Read eand the manning
time Of interview, will be attended to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
DIED:


a. y,,d.v rno,,ipr March 49, in the SD yesr ~ her
age. ELIZABETH r. wife Of Luther w herhsns
Tho relatives snd friends are respectfully inviss "
tend hsr fansfa on Saturday afternoon, oeloes fom
Of Thrd.et-
~ Utica papers please copy
DO Friday morning. Nj. HARRIET LOUISA Lo",a
the l3i year 0i her afs
her bra ther.iplsw John Bukley ieyited 70 stend
he, funeral this tSaufdsy) aft rnoco at loeoek rom
Al, R.ct,ys residence Ia euty s,Kihst sseond ooof
west II LssBgtoasveb1e h,r remsns VIII De sAsh 70
~. anil, buryns ground At Poughtsspse for intermsnt
On Frid.y rfernoou March 10, stsr short and sesers
fines Ia Re 56th year Of his ars, JOHN v TlLfoU
TIE -pds Of the family ard those OF his sons And scfs
In law, respectfully invited 70 a t. h, 49,,
SanSa, afternoon i2Ih inst ST " o'clock from n" s's
residence So Chatham IT. without farther invtstion
90 Thur.Sav sy,sag Of sestion Of the lungs kCr
GILL aged n years ,......
The resiives aod fteods are invited 70 susno 70
neral from the late residence Of Joshua Gilbert S Tor
merry 1871 Clinton-st on Sunday TO morrow Afternoon
f AZ "A O'clock ..... ,,.,.,
90 W.dne.dsy evening March 8. GEORGE ISAIAH,
sde,t son OF George T and Serena L. Dornius ssoo D
vrafs. N months and p days -,
The friends Of the fsmly hereby espeeuaiy invi-
ted 70 attend his funeral tomorrow Sunday s,efnoon
Immediately SITTER divine seryics, from tho residences OF
The f,mily. GO Broadway .. 49,.
A. Usilsm on Friday, ioth inst Mr. CHARLES Ed
WARD MARSH, IN the sd year OF his sgs
The relatives sad friends are Tespeeuos Isqussteo 70
attend the furers On Sunday a. O'Clock VI nom ohe
Hundred and Twenty -irs,s H'riem. =,
A. Jersey Citv. on TIE 9th inst afer sshott ne~ WI
JAMES LARUE. ssed 50 years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
tend his funeral ths fSstGtdsyl afternoon, st oeock
from residence Of his late soninsw stephen n La'
kim Fsl Railroad avenue
Ga Thu sdav 9Th inst JOHN REMlCK, sged ~ yesrs
Hisreatves ard frerd also Of Edf.r Rogers the m-n
hers Of Mount Vernon Lodge No. Is J. O. OF u = ina
on sunday morning 18th inst at 81 O'Clock, from his late
resid-ne- corner OF Market and Henry ste u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

II o,t country, tho modes 81 oon,sins ms .He.,s
sranrs Friend socisty he's pesn n, 4, 90 be hoped
a. ,,s,, sssftious will prove ssnshei. @
,hl. hat the fsae.t imposi1ions Pse.s -, -
hv hsrpls. here upon heir fellow c"aatJ"'"
fret arrive III. .....d . nsv Police
ri last evening which w doubles, ms.. a., "a
.ace of the other n proposes an inoisau Nv, w
Iens. fo,c. IN. ,u6d vision 0fthe oJ into bess ana
constant p.iro The watch bore'-lho.s d sh1.
,,nb,r ard lAslne.s-Ms 20 be removed sna ,hns n.
Iii therefore 30 Longer be- In danfT OF ha'inf tne'i
| boa.rs burned ahoni thcis ears a. -. AL ALL
-, s,s.sy With limited .sles At 80 Corn Meal dul
=, avs Sale. 100 bushels Nhcat a. ~ 90 - e' 81
30 bush Cora 1t So cts iaf wfiie Va' y, 70 ~. No
ali Gotten smsll sales and feeble sale. wv hhn' ~
i,..e psrt Al II to and part on private efn, gu
-. E..vv $50 boxes white Bfazu A. o. hna Nv hioN'
- Al A. 40. sales coo lbs bulk fora AZ .. iof ham'
80 81 for gboudsrs Keg Lard at cts Nh'kJ . CTS
| brl. Freghs dull - ~ ch..
sfoei. qai-t buthrn Firii bearda-d dfi"-ih M.
speate and Delaware, -; - Mech and Haoul o. y
spIs AZ 900 Lehigh "a, 6.i 500 do hoHssse % -io
| Penn Sc, 7ii p.spI. so. "a yi,k,
- q. . I00 Peno = ia: 7oo0 susq Canal Bonds, =
NJ ~ Grad, II Is Mechanics Dr. ut ou Nof''oN' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
Ne,-York Town Elections.

WYOMING CO.. .SuPdrisors.
Whigs wings.
warsaw ... Ashiey Manvie ICOvington -J1hn - WI
Perry. Lewis b. Parsons Pike .OIAce "n',..l,o
CASTLE AlorZ) r. Rose OrangsVille refer "nle
C.ne,ie Chri,op'r POST Gene,ee Falls Robert Flint
wea hersheh. ID Wocoul Easle.-.-'ty fh hAH f'
Middlebury II Cronkhite China DA'lu OaA'''
JocoFco Loco Foc0
r-a samuel Clark, Sheldon Clark Reynolds
psn,i1rfo, r r. Folsoml Attca..... VIM. Whoricge
SRoNy Oneida Co. has chosen Wing Su
pervisor Town Clerk, Justice OF the feace' ouPe''
;,,enden, &c Well done, Romel This is the
first Wing Supervisor who has been elected rom
that hitherto beniehted town for % years past.
sherburne Chenango Co has chosen the Loco
Foco ticket. Wing last year.
Pomfret, Chautauque Co elects the Whig ticket
as usual.
JANE, SwAYsE, Loco Foco, has been elected
Supervisor of lrondeq1oi1by majority OF 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
r. After Mr.. CLAWS Levee a, the City Hal

r. After Mr. CLAY's Levee at the City Hall
yesterday be returned'o his Hotel to rest a'er 'oe
fatigue Of shaking hands with some thousands OIL
people At six O'Clock he was entertained a. din
ner by HKsRr GRIsSELL, Esq. large and most
agreeable psrty of ladies OF gentlemen were pres
a.. among tb latter were some OF the most dis
singuished citizens of New'YOrs
This morning, Mr.. CLAY meetsthe ladies' oil New
York at the Governors Room in the City Hall at
IL O'Clock. We understand that he will not arrive
before that time
Should the number Of ladies be too great for the
City Hall to hold them It has been suggested mat
they should be drawn up in lines around the rark
10 that Mr.. CLAY may be able TO exchange greet
ipss with them all We trust the day may be q
rlessant oue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

suvvR CpAScE.-Our present coins are incon'
venient or rather they do not answer all neces'hc'
q. little reflection will show. Our copper ceh' -
TOO bulky-ina large portion ofthe Union II Is en-
,irclv di.u.ed and rejected. The fact thar 'he
old spanish shilings and .xpences stu cling % US
and ara even more abundant than our own dimes
and baltdimes. prove that these do not suhce lo'
su silver change under dollar Halt the SIX
nance, saost are worth from five down tot~o cents
each many OF the shillings are too dear al ten
hence: We, still they keep going because CONS
snsxerins 20 an eighth aud sixteenth oil doHSr
are wanted.
We heartily wish our Government wouid
/ Issue silver coias representing eiShtns ana
.ixteen,hs Of a dollar respectively
:. Give as one Of silver aud copper about eqaal
parts representing half sirteeHth' or little over
three cents.
3. Strictly forbid the circulation as currency Oh
anv snauish or other foreign coin below ball a dol
lar in yalue.-We presume no other civilized nation
in the world circulates foreign small coins
1t would probably be fairess to receive all the
nreien small coins at the Mint Post Offices &c
at their nominal value. recon them, and let the
loss be borne equally by the nation But relieve
us in some way OF this deprecated foreign coinage
aud give us instead American coin that will Danish
the clumsy cent, and We shall be duly grateful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11


We publish the following, taken from the Jour
nal Of Commerce for the purpose OF giving II positive
contradiction. We assured there Is not word o.
truth in the T1e fair and for
postal treaty, submitted by Mr.. Bancroft and MF Hob
be- rejected by the British Government last Fill
And the last brings the Intelligence that these pro-
posed by Mf. Jshn since, through minister A.
London. have also been rejected. Tns rejection wholly
from the other side and the Government that pursue
this unfrendy resps her advantage rom 1t By col
lecng the postsge per letter from ma ships
that she does from her In er such circumstances
10 represent Mr. johnson tie rejecting party
rage truth AMI justice We trust thai Congress will
not permit this unequal state OF things much
longer.
"REcRRocIry PosrAGE.-The American reopl- hsve a
straDgs Of retaliation hand By the zst
but IL known that Minister A. LpnGOn had
arranged postal uety With tbs British GOvernm, upon
terms of perfect reciprocity Letters 70 b. treated
actly Ia the way, whether received by BRUSH Or
American vessel The treaty was like that tDgeG By
Mr. HObhie with the B,gsn Cove Dment. and exszy Ia
accordance IN tn demands Of Government Ut
all asked for Yet the steamer, Just arrived, 'brngs
information that Nv orders from Mr. Cave Johrfon Mr.
Bancroft hal thirawn the neg)t,iion. sud the
m,nt therefore defeated. Yet III johnson keeps
his system OF pro.ciptv- retaliation against IN. Cana
d.. Itis diult 10 e0mpfehsnd fof this dso-
b ging disposition But let hear what Hr John son
has 10 say. y Y Journal Of Commerce. March 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
business Notices.
LEARY co HATTERs Aston HOUSE. n. Y.

LEARY co HATTERs. AsToR HOUSE. n Y
~ VIII introduce the Fashion for Gentismeas HAS,
Sprins. 1913, on Tuesday March =
Ia presenting Hat for the season we wou' fe"sfs
that gentlemen will At notice its distinctive enase'
ter ia the elegance Of i proportion srseefSns o. out
lins and In improvements IN fabrication WEIGH '"'
never before been ai'sincd
YOUTHS HATS, PARIsrAn STYLES
L. Co are now preparing snd will Introduce on the
above dat, th. elegant style Of Hal, now universally
prevalen, in PaIs and which has been remodeed En-
pre,.ly for tho youth of our city. mi 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
Correspondence of The Tribune.

wAsHIsGros. March ., 1915
With regard to the amendments to the Treaty,
understand that on the vote to exclude New Next
co and California it only wanted one vote to he
successful. These two provisions, therefore like
Texas. the Tariff, and other Loco-Foco caamities,
come in by one majority
Mr. SEVER, who is wet-nurse to the POLK TRIsT
Treaty has almost lost his temper on the number
of amendments offered He remarked peevishy
in secret session yesterday that the Treaty was
the same as rejected. No wonder. The greatest
wonder of ALL however, is that Polk and Company
insist upon thrusting upon the Senate an unauthor-
lied concern negoti ated in contempt OF their re-
call.
| sent YOU dispatch tonight That the last rumor
from Mexico was that Gen. SCoTT 10 place OF APP
pearing before Folks Court Of Inquiry at Pueoia
had gut the whole Court-rowsoN CUsHING and
BELRNAP, under arrest. an nnt skilled IN army
regu atoms | would rather trace the angel loot
s.ensof Charity 10 the c1ucn of Famine or the more
angelic footsteps Of Slater OF Charity to the bed
of the diving deserted victim of Disease that trace
delighted the red footsteps of War. have never
even read the Articles of War But Gen. SCOTT
has and he has done nothing but what ne was right
in doing Though he may have said once in y bile,
| what was not a wise thing, yet he never did
| foolish one. fhe had the authority, hope he has
| put them all in irons. IL is SAID that he has
sent word to the Department that even If the
President had come TO Mexico he should sulier
no characterization in the army II ScoTr has
only imprisoned Polk court martial it is the best
thing of the campaign. The people would like IT,
| Mr.. M. CLAY lectured this this evening on
Mexico The severe storm, did not prevent large
audience from attending.
joins VAN buren, ia now in Washington on
business with tire Supreme Court must tell you
some of his saying 10 the course OF day or two.
| RtCHELlEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
Presidential Preferences.

OHIo--A Convention Of the Wings Of Miami Co.
declare for TON CoRwIN for President, subject TO
the decision of the National Convention. b. +.
STANTON was appointed Delegate to the National
Convention, and DR.. TILFoRD, Presidential Elect
or. The Wings Of Preble Co. in Convention de-
clare Mr. CLAY to be their first choice, but like true
aud sensible Wings, promise to abide by the deci-
sion of the National Convention
The Warren Co. Wings commend the fearless,
manly and conscientious course Of Mr.. CoRwIS on
the War, and advocate the claims of that distin-
gushed statesman for President. Next to Cor
WIS they would prefer Mr.. CLAY or Judge MCLEAN.
They were decidedly opposed to the nomination OF
any candidate who 10 distinguished alone as mil
tary man.
In the Wing Convention in Medina Co. on the
| Goth ult the following resolution was passed
Resolved, That will cordially aud zsalon.ly support
and undoubted Ways for the Offices OF President
nominated in June next, BY the Wing National Conven
| ton
The Wings of Clinton county have declared their
preference for THOMAS CoRwIs for the Presidency
and farther
Resolved That the wbiss Of Clinton County will sup
port for President bat thorough Wing OF well
tons ~ho shall be able to msnisn the dist doc
| trines and character Of the Wig Party.
The Wings Of Erie County, in their Convention,
pledged themselves to abide the choice Of the Ma
tionsl Convention. and passed resolutions highly
complimentary to CLAY and CoRwIs.
The Richland County Wings declare Gen. WIN
FIELD Scorr to be their first choice for President
but pledge themselves TO vote for any good and
faithful Wing that may be nominated by the
National Convention.
The Wings of Delaware County declared, in
Convention their determination to support ANY
true tried and known Wing" who may be select
cd by the National Convention.
The Crawford County Wings declare. in Conyen-
ton that they will support the nominee OF the
Wing National Convention. provided always, that
he shall be known as a consistent and uncomPro
missing WIG and one that IS not ashamed or AFRAID
10 aposc Aiuaself such, waesher men will hear or
whether they will forbes'."
The Convention commended Mr.. CoRwrs S
course in the Senate.
Greene County Ohio in County Meeting de-
clares THOMAS CoRwIS. their first choice Tor the
Presidency, and HENRY CLAY the second.
Montgomery County expresses its preference
for CLAY and CoRwIS.
SOMETHING OF FAmiLY.-A correspondent OF
the Whees0 tva) inns gives that paper statement OF
female n that vicinity the of eighteen mar
red wioowes the father OF niaeecR children at bis
Death he ieft tho mother Of IRE more she scerwd
married another widower having treH children al his
death be ef her the mother Of ro more and the day
she became forty nine years old she married another
haxtp rh hat rr.ntn We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

~ Advertisements for TA< T'ssAs Of Monday oush,
r ;. cent in hesor. 10 O'Clock Saturday evening as the
Plantation Oee Of this paper is not open on sundays
sshssrhers 10 the City who do not receive th' pspe'
Al an ,.ly boar are requested to leave word at the once
ns are such enable si the carriers to
-, ,A,.usA thar roa,es before oeloea Carrie" iSE
a., a. accomplish this viii be required to give up toei
roztss-
r.on. w1shins m TrsSss< le at their dwellings OF
,,s.s of business regularly every morning VIII please
..,. their address the Publishing Office or send note
,s,.,,. the Pos oeee Terms. y; cents s~ees, Pays
IL a, h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

wAsHISGIoS, March 1874 7 M
The Senate adjourned at quarter past nine tois
evening.
The Treaty hiss been ratified BY rote OF SO TO 10
The injunction OF secrecy is not yet removed
The Senate adjourned over to Monday
Nv. are 30, positive that the above vote is the eorec'
c,e but presume Is Our dispatch says 5s to To- "hcn
s course mistake, As the Senate contains Only 90
Members at present, ana they not all at Washington.
Ed 7r16
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
Things In Philndelphin.

CorrespO1d nee OF The Tubune.
PmLAosLPaIA. March 10. ls4s.
The weather hiss cleared of quite pleasantly
though the morning was wet and Tsw.
In would seem u the excitement Of the esry part OF
the week was nov followed by its natural calm, and
the most inv-.srse searcher after must toll In vain
The wrongs and ineostou prseticed upon uni Ia
your state hsv- begds show with ard for
the Of sordng protection 10 those whosEe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

TAYLOR MEETING IN BALTIMoRE.-The BATH
more American contains call, numerously signed,
for Taylor meeting without distinction OF party to
be held in that city on Monday the 2Oth inst. The
call embraces the names OF prominent men Of both
nolitical narties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
RIED

On rbur.dsy afternoon, 9Th inst q 81 Ihom1s
Church BY Rev. Dr. Whtshouse. SAMUEL fkANChb
MARY A MITCHELL. both OF this City
ON Thur.d.y svrnins March Q, BY Rev. Dr. heElroy,
Nj cHARLFs L. BROWER TO Miss JULIA LILA
PINKNEY, both Of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
upooKLYy AFFAIRS

r7 PsiGnrruL.-As may be seen by reference
IN DOR report tho Charter Convention 10 issins steps 10
.sey 10 the Lsgisstus to have the tine OF h sAsh's
,,,.nd,d We beg mos respectfully 10 femon'tis''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

portcI.--Ths complaint recently made hgslns'
~ samuel Cannan on suspicion Of hssns os,n e1aes,n
"a - .nothsf person is constructive frans Nesny
,aa,y rrpof,sdD after being fully exsmned ye''fo'I
-. bosofably di.cbsEsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

Lrrrrs. OF Ms ADAAs-We publish this
r,ornine the third Of the series Of letters OF Mr.
ADAMS on the Bible. Papers containing The hrs'
two Of the series may still be obtained at me
TrsbuHe Ofice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

ww.us .sss,d Wells Co sof early eoPe O Tue A''a'
~ o ,A..l. A.. sse ii. Hsen m Line To- RosiOn papers
,,svs-rs q he nsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

By comparing this list with towns IN our Annual
State Register you viii perceive some iha' hah
t,oO members last year, now put down as emit
tied to but This arises from the operation oil
a law Of the last session Of the Legislature cutting
of aliens ratsble polls. unless they have resided
in town one year, or paid polts. But Tor this
law Concord would have representatives MAI
chester 10 or II. and No on. Tho law. hosever' 10
pronounced by able lawyers 10 be unconstitutional
since what constitutes ratable polls defined In the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

" Uraad Family HOLIDAY. ,Dis, AZ tho American Ne.
scam with two performances The snersuvn Al :
ooios and also in tho evening "a. rhs ah,Iss orpor
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