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By Mr.. DICKEY +:

Whereas, in the prosecution of the with Mexico a
of things exists which threatens the very existence
OF her nationality, and may be made upon the In
situations OF our own beloved country, creating domestic
conflict about the disposition OF the territory thar may be
acquired either by conquest purchase that may rend
asunder this glorio Union
And whereas, is at all times great evil ALWAYS TO
be avoided when be done with honor and always
to be terminated whenever 1t can be done with Justice 10
both beIlgerents
And whereas in the prosecution of the with Mexico
the United States has sacrificed the lives of thousands of
her ctzeus, either by disease the field of battle has
expended all her and debt of many
millions Of dollars;
And whereas, IL further prosecuted, with view of OBJ
tanning indemny for the past and security for the future
will cost millions upon millions of money. thousands
upon thousands OF valuable lives and requiring
taxation sustain the credit of the governments and all
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Spinal and Hip Complaints.

CyUITEs OF ROOMS, chambers and parIors, furnished
- unfinished, for Apply to Mrs MILLS,
street, between Al and 81 streets Dec27-dlw
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MFRS. MCCORMICK corner OF 9Th Market
lNl Space, has still four five which she
would be happy fill with permanent boar riders.
Gentlemen wishing their meals only, also be
modated Jan 3-3t*
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WANTED situation by n Classical, Mathemati-
w ca and English teacher who is graduate of dis
tnguished British and Irish college The most satisac,o
ry testimonials will be produced from of schools,
and from private families, in the neighborng States Let
addressed A. L., Baltimore, Md, will be immedi-
atey attended to. Dec 3I-2tcpH
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Washington Assemblies.

Warrington AssembIies
TINE first assembly will take place on Tuesday evening
l. next, January 4, at Jackson Hall.
Subscribers obtain tickets at Fschers or Gibbs's
Strangers desiring tickets will apply to either of the
ayers Jan 3--
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DLANK Account Books.-Ledgers, day books, cash
- books, blank books &c, &c. Lately received by +.
Taylor (some of them unpaehed to-day large supply OF
blank books of every kind size, and variety of bindings OF
the best and finest quality in every respect well all
other qualities down the lowest grade of price, Tor sale
unusually low prices.
Also fine letter paper, ruled, 81 80 per wrap
ping 35 books at Is cents
dozen. Bank books of all kinds and sizes.
Jan
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r., A. Beekinnn, from j. WhittinShnm's, $50 Broad
T.. way, N. w. has this day arrived with handsome
of rich French fancy goods, viz rich silks and
evening dresses coiures hats caps. enbroeres French
jewely and many other rich articles just ported
fky-At Hands HOTEL first floor. jan 3-lw
TUE Past, the Present ana the Future.-By H. G
l. Carey author of Principles of Political Economy
&C.. vo Just published and this day received
for sale by F. TAYLOR.
Jan g.
CtITUATION WANTED.-A Young Man from New
y Hampshire who has been engaged in teaching during
the last five DESTROYS of procuring situation
teacher in Maryland Virgina-can produce unqueson-
able testimonials regards character and qualifications
Address Woodbury. through the Post Office, stating salary
nc where an interview may be had.
Ia 3-2dlsW+
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DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS.
Bv Mr.. C. J. INGERSOLI.:

Rcsopcd That the President be requested TO inform this
House whether official notice has been taken by this
government, its minister in England by correspondence
otherwise, of the threatening and offensive
which the British Secretary for Foreign Affairs is cedby
reported have spoken in his place in the Commons House
of Parliament lately, of what he treated the pub
lie faith in the United States punishable by Great Britain
Laid over one day.
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THE UNION.

that we shall get in return this sacrifice of e and ex
pendue Of money, and taxation OF the people, will be the
uriseiction either civil hillary OF the territories con-
quered, and the revenues and public property belonging
the government OF MeXlcoi
And Whereas as by the laws OF nations we cannot appro
pirate the property OF private citizens Mexico by way
indemnity. and may realize nothing from territory which
may acquire from Mexico the sooner the war brought
honorable termination, the better it will be for the
people of the United States, who have bear all its bur
dens;
of their pursuits, desire rather
than military strife and vlolence-the agriculs the
manufacturer, the mechanic, the aborer, the merchant
of science of literature OF law, of medicine, and the
teacher of the divine precepts OF our holy regiona OF
whose occupations peaceful must desire that the
with Mexico be terminated at the earliest period that
be accomplished with honor and with Justice Therefore,
Resolped by the Senate and House Of Represeatatpes Of the
United Congress assembled That committee OF
i've members of the Senate aud five members the House
OF Representatives be appointed whose duty shall be 10
invite conference with the President OF tue United States
advise and consult upon the best mode of terminating the
existing with Mexico in manner honorable and just
both begeents and that The committee report each
House respectively the result oil the conference either in
S Ss or secret session. as may Dc '' ' deemed 'a'''
This resolution lies over
By Mr.. BRODHEAD:
Resolped That the petition Of Benjamin White, of Penn
syvaua be taken from the files of this House, and be
red to the Committee on Public Lands:
NATIONAL FOUNDRY.
BY MIR. BLANCHARD;
Resoiped That the Committee Military Affairs be in
struc1d inquire into the eedency of locating nation
foundry in the OF Holdaysburg Blair county Penn
sylvania
Agreed to.
JERSEY
By Mr.. c. BROWNE
Resolrea That the Committee Commerce be instruct
inquire whether any plan be devised whereby the
dangerous navigation along the coast of New Jersey be-
Sandy Hook and Little Egg Harbor, may be furnish
ed with additional safeguards life and property and that
they report to this House by bill or otherwise.
Agreed to-
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T1EW PERSONS are that these diseases often
of characters and it is for this reason that
medicine is so seldom found be of benefit in their treat
men fno organic injury has taken place, there is always
a certainty of their complete relief by the use of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27

,..s,tss,it Wa enacted In tins Of srseni necessity
vh.u ali u.usa, sa, Prssss Locked with s'oasy on the
r,,nx ,,rasss of,hs yOunE Repssis and when The chef
80. Al .,es ,,at.,. were renewed II remained no
longer in active existence
Ansr he sat aow, letters wsrs roaa TOM Ae''r'
Ros, Rzms,t NeEsas and Tyler. rhieh shse1 r'susni
ss,,. Of APPLAUSE from he sutisnes Doe'o' SeNsnn's
,., addressed the meeting. and 10 Al 'ss'H' speech SCI
80, me ,r,.y,.no.. under which Ireland Aesr'd which
h. ,.u soula o.y DO rsdre,ssd By an s7Pss 70 70
80. ,a..iss Of Irslsnes claims 10 nationally
p,.i,,s That -. bail With iuexprs"ibls dshsh' we
80. nov b.ius made secure ths nssous, indspsna
-. ~ Ir.i,pd-thst lovers OF Liberty srd reelpens
80, hl...nxs and privileges In this hss happy t-ns
-. 40 governed eountry, Ne appreeiHe tHs uut1
s.voted patriotism .sc self sscrines on "a oss poose
.nrIt. who are endssvenns 20 Obtain for thsif tse~
senntrymsn institutions similar TO those American CHI
E,sfes Thst~s hereby sosmnly promise to encourage
"a 800. h, e,sry means IN poSer-oy our setirs
.,mp,this,-our pssunisry sostTibuuen'-our pssocA
s-r,-:fs heroic and dsinters'tsd men, Who are On
,.ssd Va the hsllou cd sstsrpri'e ussnt 'ns
-. Of yors-.as Of TIA N1fiSHs Of tss tdrh
latter written by M Mitchell Of The e"'ied i''h''s"
and addressed 70 Lord Clarendon. yesroy VI reans W..
RAD and mo, with The applause Of the audsnes Amer
..srs.ss from Doctor MeKsoa and several Other gentle
men contributions offered % assist the Irish IN o.
,.u,p. Independence and the meeting adjourned
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
TurRsDAY MORNING, APRIL aT.
sWeaIth and Labor

7. ~ rdlsr Of TAs Tr'ss" 90,
I noticed "A article Ia yoor psPn oi 'ne KIN
,,s A..dsd Wealth ard Labor attempting 70 prove thH
,.,.. fa,t.as. misst be ssssd hose"J aaa ~thoot IN
s,,n,ias on IN. rshs Of The Foot ''os Io'o' 'o
,.,sA. ,ssu, 70 the ssbssi sksi' hoosh woad et'
"A. .a..oa 10 10 By sskiss few qsssuonsi Doeshs
80 tb.s oil the wants Of Humanity would be
Hoss than upplisd' poy'ssy saa "''sJ' ''>" ."
I.s... vso 10 able 70 labor shOud perform bis or her
-, Or does the Editor believe the ssniss who sesets
- ,,ns in tuaosns the mosotsis entitled 70 more Of
80 soorts snd 10 o. life than the msn who oceu
pc. s Or so.. 81. Eai,sS tsni 81. prnsipl. Of jus,
es eod hoossty wosd be sssnea ~ hs genius seevns
garter o. mioa per .a1.@ 'n'
sasvsr these aasstisn ia Tbs T.'ssn<, and oontsa
fsItsD or EeUALITr'
Awvr.-l We hold tina. every member Of the
Human Family 10 under an imperative moral and
religious obligation 10 be usefal not bardsnsome-
Industrious, not ids-semperate, not luxurious-fru
"a. not sxtrsvagant-whetaerh he or she be worth
millions or worth nothing Yet we do not believe
that the man who can fairly earn, by useful labor,
twenty times a. much as another, is under obligs-
ton TO live as ssvingy as he who can earn but the
twentieth part &C much. 2. OF course, We think
the shillfal efficient fairly entitled To the fruits
Of biz own labor. subject always to the obligation
10 use Whatever is not neediu 10 himself and those
dependent on him for the highest good Of bis race
For instance two men are employed 70 get oU'
stone In quarry, one Of whom works faithfully II
the common way and gets oct Thousand perche'
Ia the Of the season. The other, after care
fal study. invents more expeditions mode Of guar
rying. by the help Of chemical solvens which eo'
blss him 10 get ten thousand perches in the same
time Who can doubt that their common employ
er In the absence Of any definite agreement, ought
TO pay this man ten times AZ much as the other =
.. Whether quarter Of million is the true valoS
OF the one mans services and three hundred dolar'
that Of the other We do not decide We only hold
that each man should receive just vhat has york ~
sortA II not that, what sh0uld be done BY
what other standard can his recompense be mea
suredi Secure TO every nan the largest andfu
opportunity TO earn, and give him what he really
does earn-what his work is worth on fair com
parison Of products and vslues-remove all obsta
Giles 10 the way Of his obtaining the fou value o.
his work-bat do not confound Justice and Bensv
olsnce-do not say that be who works aud be who
IL wilfally idle shall share and fare alike-do not
say that he who plows an acre day and he who
by some rare conce pton OF genius shall teach us r
plow ten acres a. chesply as we now do one are
entitled TO equal reoompense Such is the radical
distinction between 'Fourierisn. so called, aDo
Communism. Ed
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By Telegraph TO the Nns-Y0rk Tribune



The new steamship Columbus, from Charleston
for Philadelphia, broke her machinery and put in
at Norfolk for repairs.
The Taylor Convention assembled here today
sod was attended by large number Of persons
great glee and good feeling vas unaffected on the
occasion. Gen. Zachary Taylor was unanimously
nominated for the Presidency Of the United States
Nj Randall Of Annapolis oHcisted az Chairman
officially occurred here today between Col
Davies the Mayor Of this city, aud lssac Mayo
Esa The latter sent an inpertnent letter TO Col D.
which v,s returned, At the same time stating that
the gentleman could not write. Mayo thersuPon
attempted to post Davies BY PlsesFds in the public
streets. bu. Davies holds him beneath bis notice.
Tee cause Of the difficulty grew out OF reflections
mon Daviss's mother. Davies is considered an
honorable and courageous gentleman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27
New Publications.

hAHpAL OF Co.resArss the City Of Nsw-york for
ls~. By ID Valsntise, Nsw-York, ltss.
In accordance with the directions Of the Com.
mOa Council Mr.. Valentine. clark OF that body has Issued
hs Manual for the surrsn, year The purpose and vsas
ofthis work well Known that a Of ito con.
tents would b supsrsasus In addition to all nsses-
cary Information In regard to the CITY. It's officers and
laws. We have the following Embellishments; 1. Nap
Of the City. showing Congress Senatorial. Assembly,
and Fire Districts. WARDS Distances. rsr Numbers.
Fire rslesrapas. &c. 4. View OF the rsh Fsuntain.-
.. Diagrams Of the Chambers Of Boards Of Aasr.
men and AsststsH,s. T. Croton Bridge or High Brisrs
over spaytsn Duyvsl Cresk. ). GA BridswsA IN
the Park some years since. =. A Fire Engine bought
By the City In 1880. !. yisw OF another E,sns
Of the sane year at vork on are q Map Of the City
New Anstsrdan) In 1888 Lunstis Asylum. Black
wsis leland 10 John Hds's Map 81 tss City in 1885,
dedicated 10 Govsrssr Geo. Citation. ii. bnvsr,ly
Of the City OF Nsw-fork 10 The Oh Gsvsra-
mat Hosss. rssy en,irs Bowlss Green AMI Broad
way ~. Ths Oh DutsA House a. Kipp's Bay. Some
20 passs al The close devoted 70 extracts frsm the
Du'ss records, sivss living picture Of the
sasfens asd wealth Of The gsHoant tsws which has
b senpafssivs'y brief period become the somnsrei,
metropolis Of hair the world
fselie sossrs hstslkss srs aus Business men Isser-
Ally. viii nst tAis Mssn s.xt TO the Directory lads,
psnsabis.
~ "DrArH TEE LoArl rux GsAuAxIrts
Ealeal" 10 the startling Introduction q sort o. ,,su
lar plAeard jas, pat fsrth BY Mr. wv rrpss. pho
sus purporns TO dsasns,rsis the Imminent danger o,
eating large proportion Of frinsesens foos His ssuon
y that osd Age Is an onnssnsn Of the system Goa
ssersnty that eating feed ssnt-isng large proportion
q phosphate oflias CHAT TO- rom sran esans ss, So
tssAs to hasten death. wane sesn-mss NEST roe,s
nuits. As have opposite isnesnsy.-Ws very sAssr-
ally give Mr. rasss certificate that those who ss-
sspt hin ssasAsr Of is.sos need labor anssr Nc APP
rrsAsasisss Of dying Of old eye.
X Marx WILros, The Merchants Clerk
~ cnAs b. Tam Asthos Of Records Of Good Mans
La Lady Asy Ae." s neat l2ns OF I'll pages jas,
hsss1 ~ stamford 4 Swords, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27

WIsrERs VIRGINIA CAMEL Coal, on Elk
RIvES IN KAsAwHA Cove informed that the quail
i,y Of this tested in the principal critics. and
pronounced BY the best ehsrs 50 vel a. the officers o.
the Navy 10 be superior 10 say coal in the world Ihs
Company have sontrset with the Navy Department or
900 toss 10 be delivered At and for coo os'
more to be delivered a, tho plaza to b taken round
10 Ns--YOrk, Bosicn Washington and Norfof, at the
expense OF ihs Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27

RECEIVER oy TAxrs-ln the Board OF Super
visors las, evening HARVEY BAtr Ess OF ths Eighth
ward appointed Rsover Of Faxes for four Years and
VIZ A DARIrss Deputy Reesi'er for the lite term Mr..
HAar s most worthy citizen and Of The hrmest and
ssnchsst Clay wings IN the CITY. Mr.. DAsLIsc is the
present incumbent and is most efficient ofieer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27
Omcial Returns
ejosS 22OO7 s3652 1888
Hsvsmoy majority. .es6 Leonard. majority 4l49

Rsy. EDITOR BKowSLow IN NV OnLEAss-
Rev. Nn. @. Bro-nlsw, OF the Jsnes5orss9A CTeEn)
Wig writes from New Orls.ns 70 that paper giving an
account BY no means asusring, OF the Crescent City.
He dsyoiess Pass q the HhE TO the description which
Is exceedingly rleh. We give specimen;
"Nsv-OIlssps 10 . head and shoulders taller than
sly sity IN. Nay - 10 { pole and compass
deeper n. sink, Of inquity than any city ever as
in The Devil operates here. upon isrss scale ana 70
ally has h barracks here together with the most OF DIS
fserIIfisx sfcsrs
Rev Dr. Cspp Of this city. has delivered ssron n
Which made 70 spps that there Is 40 tf In the nsN'
life, In which 10 parish sinners Thi,psn important dis
sovery ard rsvvss the dropping sPir Thousands hers
whs s1ox th,. If tie saT uotos Of hs In The next
life B. true thsy will have 70 paw for the 1873 more
P0rsnt TO the Inhabitants Of N-wOresns, 10 have ne
doctrine Of hell frs ana Hrs prnsasH done away Win
th.a Of any city ever was In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27

" TnE ArrESDAscg last night a, tbs American
Museum to witness the exhibition Of those magnificent
Dssoiyinr Views very large and the sudi.ucs
ceedinsJ delighted. They sppsN more brill ant snd
bsterin every respect than before exhibited 10
this city and doubtless will have good run They may
BE- to DAY at hafpast three and aus'4r 10 sisb
With Grrlt WssteIn. the Ere Kins and Qlean. Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27

RoeHrsrsR DENocsiT OFFICE April H-sr NJ
large stone building near Joness Cotton Fac
tory. ,vnsd by s c. Jones, was burned down about
o'clock this afternoon. twas insured for s. 900,
which nearly covered the loss Some damage was
done ~ the machinery in the cotton factory oo'
was wholly covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27
business Mptires.

RIoHELIEU Dhnoso.PoSrro GOLD PESs-These
pens which are decidedly The lest snc cheapest 10 use,
are sold exclusively bv p. r WArsos Co IS Wiisn.
It aud j. Y. SAVAGE, % Fuso1st. The points war
rsnsd to last for years, and for Gnsnes and fexbiltJ
they are unsurpassed Our stock being large snd well o..
Sorted hoss who wish to purehs gold pens by hs gross
doxsn viii hnd prices much lower than any other
dealers in the trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27

RATHER HARD HIT.-On the second night Of
the srci,smsn, ia front Of The Fra cs sons rowdy
tho crowd remarked Watt tin the Navy Yard boys
10" Yes" replied Capt. Goddard. that's jost What
I'm vaiiiog for-they have promptly rendered their
servcss In maintaining the peace and such aid 4. OF
small value baltimore Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27
Communism

vIIIru DlsrsIcr--IsAAc PLATr, ESQ of Dsseh
ess County was appointed Delegate to the Nation
al Convention by the Wing Convention OF the
With Congressional District Of this State, held At
Poughksepsis on Tuesday. Mr. Pisr ia "for HEr-
RY CLAr first last and all the time"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27
Court CnIeudsr.TsIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos q, S. 2s4, 296. 2g7 $40 $40
SIS $50 ~ az, Sti b $50 81 70 81, 583 % 3ej
CoNNON PLE.s a. 3j3 rs, 49, ~, 81 80, 49, ~. 81
% IL y, ", 90. -, 100, lO2, l0I, 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27

MrETISe roR THE RELIEF OF TBE WAsHIss
PsDoHKis A meeting was held In Boston on Tues
DAY night to aid the captain and Of the schooner
Pearl now in prison Washington. Addresses De.
lvsrsd by Wa. II. Claiming EBrur Wright Dr. W. Cham
nrg and Others II vi. proposed to procure the $500
hail Aed for the prisoners and TO raise funds for trying
the consttuuonay Of the imprisonment before the su
nrsme Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27
,Inrketr....BlL1IMoss. April y


FLsrr--The market for Howsro-si IS dull ara no sAss
have r.uspire6 We quote At IS. City NILS are Ia fAr
request, with sales Of 300 bbs al l2i WHEAT ia In
GOOD demand but owing to light supplies transactions are
limited prime Maryland Reds command q. Cohsh
wanted sslss Of 500 bush. Including White at A5c ssd
yellow at a. OATS arc steady 'ni saiAols al SS"o.
PRovlsroxs are lnscve. LARD sas declistd NEIskI Is
e llght rsouss; a. 22c for hhIs. and Pc for ebls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27
Things In Philadelphia.

C0ue.p0ndeHee Of The Tribune.
PHILApELPHt,. Wednesday, April %.
There bss been considerable excitement among
our Health officer, relative to the intro ustiou Of large
number Of INN grants from Londonderry. per the ihip
Pfovncisst contrary 70 oar qusrsntine regulations IL
would nothing than humane that sons place
.hau be provided for the Temporary reception Of pas-n-
ssr 10 such eases sod in IN. sb.snee aeeornOd.
Tons We cannot Be surprised u hey ',,i Amafeh upon
the authorities
dedicated - Bishop Potter and yestsgdsy ne laid
ihs OF 81 Msks Church Ia Locust -
sshuylki ssyscth, which will % completed with al ss-
psdition
Esv Dr. si.vsn, Of Georgia Ia, accepted the unsni,
aoss ss Of St Address Church to ossoms its pastor
aod will enter upon his duties In August
There another IRE IN ksntisstsn last MIGHT, nlar
tis q Jstsrsou and Csd~sisaer sts which de-
,,roy nsst Of large frame dysng and drying HOUSE,
40 t-o ~sinxs The blildiuxs wers very combusloe
As1 the say b-1s oysrcsst ~ th- Tine he danes
rsasst-d as city az fon eosss'e morror prodae
iag = rnss h.-nt effect,
Sir Robsu Dit;sI Of the N5r,h-st Lbsrtiss Committed
0isse BY lsud.num last night leaving wifs GHd large
family. He vas = eomomsksr, ana no appArsnt ease
existed fer The sct Of coSaIdie.
A. he rse.nt election FOR ofe.r, Of tn. Grsnd Lodge
100 r fJr Pennsyvsnis the following persons
laeiej ser very heavy Poll " W. Grlnd Master Dsuis
Bzser; NJ WI GIN Henry Patterson, N u. NV g..
WsIdsn, George 5. horrisi w O. Treasurer, Knox
Morton X W @ Secretary william CARTS; X W O.
Kspreseutstivs.-M,j Peter Frr, snd WIN. D. B.ksr,
Fec Trustss.-Janes smiley, Alex. Simpson Andrew
Oar m.iI.s are without material change to day. Sale.
49, bbs Flour al 81 'alss 80 bbs Rye Flour. a. IS
ard - o. Cora Meal st % Wheat Ia request BY mil
lsrs and ljon bushels sold all 5. for rood reds Corn
boH5l f0r ys low, and ssss 100 bushels Gro
e.rs. in limited dsmssd a. previous Green shoul.
e.rs selling freely At 81; Sides 4; Lard 10 II nominal.
Whstsy 10 bbl. y eta.
slLEs o. srooxs-FtrH Bsard-2 300 City g. 7s, 9Si;
81; 100 L-high Scrip, 79i Kentucky BE- Isl 20 WI.
minEsos So. 79 Is Phad 3D. l20i 1890 Psnha 81, 15i
Second Bsard7so City % 10, 9St. 100 Psnrs Sc T,i
6.Oe1 Treas Notes, lo!., Is u 81. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27

ALABAnA.-Ths Wings OF Greene County de
clare their prefsrence for either CLAY, TAYLOR or
ecoTr, as the Presidential candidate.
The Wings Of Pcsens County have passed reso-
lutioas Ia favor Of Gen. TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27
Markst.....BosroS, April g.

FLouR-Ts. market Is steady at previous rates NE
notice ,.,s 100 bbs mostly Western and Gsns'ee orsnts
as s7t4s 80 Coks-A fair demand, with sals' OF SOW
bu,h,, white ,ne Yellow At 50 ass cents Rrf-We re-
port sale, Of 400 bushels a, IS csn, which an advance
OIrs-Ars quiet at yss.srdAys prices Pho'"ioN'-
Transactions are confined to regular trade at Prevoss
r..s. FsrIsHrs-Ssthing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27

The DEnossTRATIos AT WAsHIseToN-Tbe
procession in Washington on Monday. in honor Of The
recent Earspesn Revolutions said 10 have been mag
pinesnt affair The audience who listened to Mr.. r. &
Coxls address amounted 70 over seven thossand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27

oHIo--The Wings Of Harrison County have se-
clsrsd their preference for Henry CLAY as the
Presidential candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27

MARYLASp-BsDj. G. Howard Is the Loco Foco
delegate elect 10 the Baltimore Convention from
the Hid District of Maryland; William NJ Starr,
eubstitute.