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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
''' uoNnAy MORNING, MARCH ~.

~ The wHic WARD MssrNes "' quo sS''''
,,sa ii Committees 10 nominate Charter omee's
,,ls Mace this day and evening, at the times and
el.Se. designated by tho Ward Committees re-
.,,,,,,,,ly aud we earnestly hope that ali who feel
an ,r,ercs, In the selection Of proper municipal
s,.c,,an.,,es will attend DO not stay away and
then ssumels that any or sixty Interested persons
,sss enabled 10 paek Committee to nominate
vn.a,,.hly. bat attend to the matter personally
saa ,Aoroeghly. and then, II things so wrons' you
wm have the consolation Of knowing 1t is by 20
s.sA Of ,cars. Let every sood Wing look TO TINS
matter. and IL can hardly fail to so right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

Ala Smith ,houehf th. Fosfd hsd NJ orion ~ N. nat
Yrt~r the opinion 81 the Counsel ~ The Board hoy
,gefs bound % consider 10 es-mpt - -,
"A Nessfols thought the property eoslt be sold ~
II I'd fot No willing % encourage chsfifles bnt
~ .,.tf more .toui D. Ilnht Tho ily - hpfa7nta
Lee and o. Woo 10 ~ well - know hos much prop
80, arb al nsttuton should be allowed 70 hold ana DO
ri. Rseori-r thought Il charity sid entitled to eS'
smpfi0n from tax. 49,. 49,. h-s
AID Kelly rot opposed ~ fcmhtlnk tn7 - ~
Ala Pafs.r said he ready 20 show thai nc ln,.
teo cot a charity coming wiiha The meaning o. mo
~ ssi'..t We, Isid over TN Wednesday
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BY Telegraph to The Ne'o- York Tribune
Appointments.

WASHINGTON, MaTtl 20.
The Senate has confirmed the appointment OF a
number OF naval officers Ogden as Captain B en-
ham o. Commander OF the sloop of-wsr Preble
Hugar, Lieut. OF Marine corps; Russell, LIST Lieut.;
Strickland, ID Lieut.; Chief Engineers in the Ma
w, Henry. Hunt and Daniel Martin Navy
Agent at New Orleans Bennett as land Officer
Whitehurst Receiver Of Public Moneys at w ash-
ington, Miss, Whiting. Register in Land Office al
Tuscaloosa Ala, and Howsee Register In Land
Office at Augusta Miss. are resppolnted The
Secretary Of the Navy las examined and passed
as qualified, Second Assistant Engineers, ~ llliams
and Holland; Third Assistants, Fitzpatrick, Lawton,
Mason Stewart aud Maury.
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
pufr aprfpuf. March


PHILADELPHIA, March 70, lsiS.
The arrest of the supposed, and indeed the IN
doubted murderer Of Mfs ksdemeeher has created iee
ing relief in city. The apprehension Is highly ere
dtsble 10 the activity Of police although from the
very first suspicion attached 10 the who was ar
rested.
heard last nj ght that had been brought 10 the
city suspicion OF being the robber Of DR. DARLINGTON the
President Of the Chester Co Bank add that large por'
tiop Of ;ae money was recovered
The market Yesterday was without animston, and but
ltle business done Cotton inactive and dropping
with sales 100 bales Of II to % FOR Up and N o. -Four
heavy ct So with only sales 'or home demand ship
png inquiry. Corn Meal offered at = s5 but no buyers
Wheat scarce sales 500 bushels 81 Jj 20 l3o for red and
iin for white Yellow Corn 80 supply very Light Sales
900 lbs good West Feathers At "a No change IN Pro
visions or Groceries Clover Seed steady at 70 to 81
Whisky dull AZ y cts 80
Stocks continue much depressed and disposition tc
operate. 49,. 80 ..o,
Notes, lOi 50 Copper IN do do, y ekool fent
So sjwn, 49, loo Girard Ia -l50 Penn -, 49, 500 DC
de 75i 5000 do. s5wn, ~ Bk Penn Township, y
500 Penn -, cash. 70
Ssccnd BooYd and After-l2 Frs &Meehs Bk 52l 90 0g
Penn s.. s6wn IS. 81 800 scnuyl Nav 6s o. rs ele'
Coal %crln.
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CovMos CoUscii-The Board OF Aldermen VIII
hold a meeting o. their room this evening

COMMON CousciL-The Board Of Aldermen will
hold q meeting st their room this evening
CRY NoEr,tuY.--It Is stated that the yearly
rspor, u Hc,h Physicians Of thi. city will shortly sp
pear The number Of deaths or Tho a.t yesf slated |"
b. about 0 or an syefe,s VI ~ per week beas about ~
per cent le,s than 10 Nsv-Yofs
TprssnY EyESfSc, March ., 1873.
ASHLAND CLUB.-A large number oi w Digs met
AZ the City Hotel pursuant To previous nOlcS iet t'
purpose o. forming an Ashland Club. 49,.
on mo ION. bFSf ". DAVIS, Esq. wss eaAcd 70 tAo
chair epd j " BsYcf 30 appointed Secretary.
Geo 81 Atwaier. Ia from the Commitiee appolntsd
f5f thAt purpose previous meeting reported AZ "a
dress together with preamble and Constitution NheN
report y accepted
On motion Of j. !" bryce,
Re,otd That this meeting form theulseyes into %
tc club for the purpose Of forwarding TIE Interests OF
the Wits PaTtJ. .... .-,-. D., al.
r,mitts. which adopted VITA 81 add uonai section
pro,idns for the election O officers On motion vas
Hrioluef That ths cnzr Appoint cemutre OF tse 70
rsuor. 10 hs club, &C their next ncrus nc n-ne' or IVY
Whics Ia each Ward suitable persons ~ rmueia OF
hs Erecutye Commutss aud tnst this uo A. sara meet
- sb.l a. into ga election fJr their regular ofccfs
The Chairman then spponted the following commle7'
Ia pursuance with tue rendition; -
Charles l.. Ffsnslyn. George ". At"a'eh
Henry l. shakefly, j.. W bryce
Smith Moreho
And on motion the Chairman was added 70 the com
mittee. ..h
sbed 10 th. Brooklyn Daily Adlertissr And, on motion
the Club adjourned meet again on Ihursesy eNelne
neat March D.. BENZ. W. pA'lS' Nnai'Hau'
j. W. BgYcE, Secretary.
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VEsaoyr-' License or No Lscense '-fne follow
ing IL the vote Of toe whole state except enc to""
on the Licenco question
1873
Is47

~ This shows an official majority Of Is iOF
License bu, the vote Of Brandon, Rutland Co was
not officially returned, and this town Is known to
have given more than enough No License majority
10 oyer5alance the residue Of the State. 1t IS
nice point therefore TO determine whether
License or No License is 10 prevail through the
year ensuing. p s. Brandon, No License 1872 to 25.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

PROGRESS, TIE MORO rHG AcEi-The "kchsies
Engrossing PEN sold exclusively By b. f. WATs0s %
- Wllisni snd J. Y sAyAGD 80 Fulton s and whie'
have just been introduced another manifestation OF the
progressive tendency Of this age and country. "bo
could ten years ago, have believed that tine themes
hexibilly aud smoothne's OF the Rehsieu" Pen w"S
shortly 10 be accomplished Surely no one. Those 10
want of hstrate Pea, should try them By all mssns-
the point. warranted Aso, BAGLEYs Pens BY the sros
- aoxen AZ manufacturers prices
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N.REIyp,

A. Yon.srs Wr.tche-eg Co the .2d inst. By Rev V
N Hubert Mr. ANDREW COATS merchant. Phsdel-
ph.a Go AGNES NlCOLsON, daughter Of BIZ. John
hic0lsou
At Rdgeway. Oricau, Co n v on he l.' inst RENJA-
MIN SEAMAN Jr to Miss MARIA ALLEN
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsaiNOros, March % ibiS.
Action wss had ON the merits Of the claims OF
Messrs. JACKSON and MOSKoE OF New York, to
seat IL this chamber. Majority and minority
ports were read and ordered TO oe printed the
lormer being in favor Of giving the seat to Mr..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

Tho annual report OF tho Albany and West
stoekbrdss soad Company for Tho year i'il presents
tho annexed statement OF s operations aud eonditon
Coat at construction Dec 81 latf isaAos 20
Numhcr OF through psss"usefs .,.sst.s.st't' i"a'i
Number ~ way passaukaiH tttts..tssf,ss A'Ntf
Tho expenses ~ road repairs, iucladins the
f-rafs Of haildns ferry boat and dech Ia
ths City of Albany '.................. N.3t 90
no locomotives 81 say description are owed BY
lh. Company 90 men or honss have been employed BY
hs Company one machine sh9p Al 0fesubush ia owned
BY uomrsay The nuuhsr 81 miles fun ny Tho rassen'
co. ran. II tho la.sees 10 fL5sd hs uamher u miles
,aa by hs nelsM uslu. Of the ls,sess 10 i,.ca. tho
aaahs, Of miles by all other trains. 10 stili rhsfe
Income The lessee. pay she Interest "a the eoeds Of
the CltY ef hibsny which amount 90 siooo coo, s rent
The sush " The rad ia operation unasi the lease 20 Che
Massachusetts Western Rssead Company Ia. asl miles
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From Gen. Taylor One more let, OF the
same Sort

The Montgomery lAla journal has Tue follow
ing reply from Old Zach to Committee of the
Montgomery no-party mass meeting which nomin-
ated Kim for President on the 5th OF January
BARON RouGE. (L.) Jan. -, 1916
Gentlemen Your com pimentsrs communication OF the
lOh last enclosing copy Of the Gamble snd reso
utous adopted tho sth inst By public meeting OF
iftod distinction efpGTfy in MonIgome-
". Ala has been received
For The honOr which they have been pleased TO con,
Il. anon me by hu- nominating me for the Presidency OF
the nited Sse and for the very kind language IN which
they have s., 10 notice my past e and services beg
YOU the representatives. TO accept my profound sc
kao~ and 10 assure fellow citiZsns who
com posea this that shall offer dcue epposit,oH
70 re us Of Pan rUA tts repectaole cee
as long as ih,y Aas, INDEPENDENT OF
PARTY DISTINCTIONS
am gentlemen. with high respect your obeSisn ser
want TAlLOR-
Messrs wm 81. Murphy, n Harris A. 4. Hopkss and
others, Montgomery, Ala
Ahem! We want EVhig President next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

M,s,Iso lxxiGrAFT SuV-Thr British bsfh
rhsi. .si.d from cob ifsiand fo bosonos tho IN ~
,fvs,pbsg iss win two hundred immigrant Tss'snesfs
800 vbeh Tine pethps hss lssp bead ~ tsf, ana
hsts var, litts doubt bot e abe hss down 81 ssa
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Nr~.NnIs m nlN.r.ltY. March !, w


ps Morris HALsAaIo SYRvr.- This preparation POI
80, many very valuable medicinal qualities sno
.ure.oq 60 .uy other .ntdoie for Colds Coughs, h'a
ns,s and other similar pulmonary complain" n"
hssn Afflicted for several wcsAs with distressing 80
sui ~ the lungs which caused Hs rnssa -.
ths ssssesa,a o. Mend used this syrup sao mid
Al hssl somswha, Inclined 60 doubt ito er'esey
srsAeAtsd all such 'ssP,sism ana M.
ma, u The ruhlis could be prevailed upon s"n'' .,.a
aislas tair ,,lal ihsy would deem s in'saio.
~ their r,s-, sincere thsahs LEWIS " .sy-c
w., .ai. ssr q rut place and Broadway e,ss
usssesi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

CY DAVID G. BRoDEMcK is the Old Hunkef
Delegate from the With Cospessioos District lsth OH
and l4tb WARDS Of this CITY the Baltimore Convention
This Mt quite equal TO gons 10 Cosgfcs. but its '5os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

SUMMARY CoUEsE IN Music Tho class In the lie
ments Of Music and Singing at Sight, proposed 70 %
formed by Prof J. f. WsRNgR, u vsry condensed ana
efficient plan Of instruction, will BE- opened, BY Free
Lecture, tomorrow tuesday, evening, at O'Clock"
4l3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

here today for NewYork. This is the frat tow
boat this season.
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ftfiHnAks MafrH -
Asyfg. There 4. tU. moderate insrets dsift, aHN
plass ais rshe ursssd especially fof Feafi' The mar
lsi IL svsiRslt tn fil aaa i1aA ~ Cos Nss
vnrrnN Tbs Msfssi 10 veiv lpisi o. daT, 49, "nh
,st .hansa ~ u,s Parties wstius shs slfA "a 'he
steamer with considerable easissv
BbuuR ANn MEALa fhsss ~ss VssY niVSs'"s "a
lasr ~, aar 60 Flraf, sra The tsAst ~" heavy zoe
tsaIs tark all Fs,ess iss iasAlss vsns ~ way t'
fst sssstn aaa osaasss asssnAns - quality. ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
NEWBORN IRGIsLATURE.
EVENING REPORT.

SENATE ALBANY. March Isl P. NJ.
The following bills were reported
One favorable the more etiectually to provide
for Common School Education in New-York.
To provide for the distribution of the Agricultural
Appropriation.
To prevent Betting at Elections, making it a mis-.
demesnor.
Mr. FROST reported a bill to amend the New.
York Tax Taws of 1913.
The New.York Annual Tax Bill was passed.
The bill relating to the New-fork and New Ha-
ven Railroad was reported complete.
The several Railroad bills were then taken up in
Committee.
Progress was reported on the Syracuse and Roch-
ester Railroads.
The A,tica and Hornellsville Railroad bill was
passed IN Committee without amendment =. also
the Albany and Cohoes Railroad bill, with power
10 continue the road to Waterford Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

~ pactsf IAip Columbia from Lrsgpool-Mr Cook.
hum snj n hAlk-,t Of Scotland, Mr. Perfect and
SIS ia the Storage
In eacssssip Stltte ds Grass,, foa Hsprs-Mr Esas-
rae enri, Mr. Muller Nicol aad ~ In the stcerags.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

CF MosEs q. LEONARD was nominated for re-
election as Aims. House Commissioner, BY the
meeting at Tsmmany Hall, on Friday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

THE GRE,r REvoLurIoS IN FRascE-This excitint
topic does not crts half the amusement In this
uily that Is daily produced BY kgssErr WREELEss
bargains In dry goods II you want dress goods
that beautiful and cheap ycu are sure TO hnd them
their cstAbl shmsnt. 81 Cs'hsnes say the Ladies'
to See their Advertising card Ia another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

re- A" The power OF the press rightly applied 10 eos
pur cults leads to fortuoeH To ensble sdyerssu
form Hgh, opinions and sppiy the power Of the pres
tho eOuuuy udicOusly 10 business pursuits yasebep~
IDEAL Information can be h.d ag the Agency Of PALr
ta aud choice u the hest papers, for which be hS"
tfotity 10 transact bustness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

vIReiSrA-Tbe Wings Of Amherst Co. have
nominated WILLIAM KENT, Esq. as their candi-
date for the House Of Delegates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

~ WosRaLLs CAsT.lSoN A~sIsG-Posrs- y.
are prepared 70 execate orders Tor the soo
posss which were introduced BY them last season
adopted by tho public Authorities aud used thfoes"
lho public hosoushfNes Of the city.
MORkALL \ CO Iron Founders, 40.
ma Inn -! - ~ and q Elm-st PEARS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

~ Maj Gen. ZAcHARI TAYLOR ia the sub
lee, Of new hsdIonsih hthosrsph Just Issued By ~
currsr 49, Ssnps IL has fresh "siurs loos bot %
e,rtsiuly not naftsfsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

rF- The Wing State Convention Of Maryland
will b. held on the Second TxHvday 10 May, IN
stead Of the Second Monday, as the call incorrect
ty stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

GroRGn-The Wings Of Lsurens Co. Ga held
a Convention on the 10th inst at which they de-
clared HENRY CLAY to be their frs. choice Tor
President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
~ There /, no article so essential to comfort asa goo

~ There IL article essential 10 comfort "seo0'
Umbrells.
There no article needed In the month Of ApnL
There 10 no article that well repay its cost
There Is no article that 10 so easily lost Umbrella
There is no article which is less thought about when not
needed.
There Is no article that 10 desired when needed
There is article that the subscriber takes more pride
selling, for
There article that he can offer a, such bargains bic
umbrellas
There 10 srels among all bis stock Of umbrellas tna
no caonot warrant In quality and sell lower thsa
any other dealear. GENIN. ga Broadway,
Opposits Sc Pants Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

INTELLIGENCE FROM SICILY The bark ID. God
ey Captain Bsase. arrived here yesterday from fe'-
mo- whence shs sailed On the 18th ofFebrnary. Capt H.
Informs u' hat when be left there ~ero no prospects o.
peace being established a. the people hAl fsiu''a m
concessions from the king. and would hear no propositions
whatever which ron him. Al The last accounts ne
bad a5un 70 Messins and fe only place nov 10 h's pos
session Or that Of bis troops, was he Cattle a. Ms''na
which was hoty b,slagsd ~ DE Insurgents
Tho entire Island vas IN arms. and d'i"nln'l VA
change u government Tho mobility appear 20 'FV' INC
peoples ohuro Two vessels loaded Win An'nsh0h NAG
from Palermo 70 Mea'lns' sni more we're feaaJ
10 20
meeting 10 ts held on ihs lat Of AA'oh 81 ''s'
mo- Tor me urgoss o. saahi'hrg NO" government ana
decide tho firm 70 be adopted fhsr hSA asf's''J
sent ~ lnyita'ioa 10 The King 70 si'snd.
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Cour, Calcndsr....Tms DAr

ct.evtr Cocsr- 40. H.. ., n a. n, - -. iIi7,t
I1NaoN Pltas- Published on s.fnfdsY
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MARINE JOURN A l.
PORT or NETWORK

MINIATURE ALsAsAc.---..rH rms DAY.
THE sUs. thE MOON toLL SEA
s,e.5 IS SCI, as ls Morn. 81 Even. | IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

A bill was passed relative to the appropriation
~ the Lunatic Asy lum, and host Of local bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

passed the Assembly Albany does not toseh the Marine
Cos1t bat leaves its &c TO be determined ~
separate bin. Ward sHd Police Justices ouly are To be
sos.a ~ Districts 6ss) At shs ensuing Charter Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

~ NJ Malone Raymond bic islsulsl is"iF 81 lsais.
hsvs deferred their Wait a. h1siIn iiil hs. 'ss] shH
sivs thaif eha.a ssa'sa ard Hisfestips usfa sate'
siaDsni. sysfy ard efsHi"s 500 nse 81 "tf
,aafs,s vis Lsra nf head hzn riii svsf fsesi "Hi
dolce - The hefs ~ A.ssfi siussis' -is1 fsH'fHs
Al ns Aassufn ibis vssh anf " ~ ssiisinT be removed
h. Boston rssf Mands4 met those whn fall aaoes hs
tsssfa wpis ~ at ,his ssss will nls. s nrrefiv"i
sstifsT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

DR- CoOLIDGE.-rbe report Of the suicide Of
hi individual. which vas sslegrrphes from Boston on
Saturday. s os, likely false. We have feoeved Augusta
papers, c0tsnihg tie closing ~ tho lfla. Which
ar rOthing Il ssch occasre8es AMI sisted 10 the
P0rfoBd Aeroiifr On as sribofy OF geTsouk Who bad
reached tbs'e oin A.. asA that hls esss hz1 t1ys1
Tor new trial
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Very respectfully yours, ....,.,,.,,,,.

The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of
breadstuas exported from tho United States to Great Br
tain and Ireland from September l. lsi7 to the latest
dates this year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
Dusiiless Notices.

LEARY CO HATTERs, AsToR HoUsE,NY.
~ VIII INTRODUCES the Fashion for GentlemeD' hss'
Spring, lsis, on Tuesday, March,.
In presenting our Hat for the We would rsms'
that gentlemen will at notice its distinctive ehsIe
the elegance Of its proportions grscefune" Of OUT
line aud al Improvement fabrication which have nsvef
before been attained.
YotTHs' YoUSG GEsrLENgS's HArs-PaI'nA'
Sfyes-L Co. have ready, the elegant style oil II"
universally prevalent in Paris and which he's been 10
modelled expressly for the young Of our city ml'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
Ahem. We wan. VAig President next

ToEIsG TIE MAXINE. James Conner has for
more than four years been CLERK Of this County, Nr
Samuel osgood ReSser-escb among the bes, paid Offices
in the country. Mr. Conner called upon for return
OF his emoluments by the Constitutional Convention but
never found tine 10 give 1t. We have an impresson
however that ne letter to the National Eeiormers
when he wanted Votes telling them he was in favor
OF moderate salaries all round The las; Legislature
(whig only brauCh) passed law directing each Of
these ocers to pay their emoumen.s 10 The City
Treasury, and receive thereron salary OF $1,000 each
per snnum This they refused to do, alleging that said
law was uEconstaioRali (woud they have thought so
II had increased their salaries instead Of reducing
them The Board OF Supervisors pressed them, threst
ened Indictment SC. but all to no purpose. Mlasi
whisper ran abost that Gov. Yourg about to re-
m9ts them from Office for unfaiihfuness in not paying
The aforesaid and the way they serAobled up The
money and paid Il ever was caution. (rhe neN lAw
took effect the LIST Of Jsnasry) We believe each OF
them deducted the Of his salary, with the
pay Of the cks by law allowed him. which not quite
the thing bat not out for beginning Hereafter they
viii pay required and II they want 10 liugsis the Con-
siiutionsty OF The retIenehng law. they can do II al
leisure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
Later from Mexico.
INSURRECTION!

By Overland ErPress to The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

~ The National Retormers of oar City have
nominated JoHS CoSNERFoKD Tor Mayor and JAMES MAN-
WILL for Aims-Hopss commissioner-both worthy ard
inau.friou. fnarhnufet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

~ WIN. z. HAyEnErEa, We understand, IL to
b. nominated fos Mayor Of Tsmmsny as soon . the ma
ehipery issil s5jasted-psrhsps this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

ship News. .NEw-oRLEASs March %
4rnred-schr George Hoffman, from Philadelphia.
Bei0sU-Souh Carolir "a from New-Yotk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27

5000 bales Of COTTON comprised the weeks sales fair
at he. sUeAs--supply heavy and sales depressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
CoAnos CoUscIL.-Both Boards of the Common
Council will meet this evening.

FIREs-B the exposon of camPbine lamp the
house No. 81 Budson-st. set on Are on Saturday
evening II was fortunately exngushed with but rfIns
damage About % o'clock last night fire broke Out Ia
the basement Of the Greenwich HOTEL 81 Greenweh-st
occupied BY John Byer &Co but by the prompt arrival
the FIRE and police departments the flames were suodned
before much DAMAGE was sustained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
Markets.

COTTON Inactive, fair u asAc. sUeAR-2Oo hhds in
side rates. MoLAssEs- No change. FLoUR-Dull.
FREIcHrs-Nothing ExoHASGE-No alteration.