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state Of the Weather
Weather cold-mercury do'
Heath oT Cant, Seth Thnyer.

Aweek ago the papers announced the death oil
CAPTAIN SETH THAYRR al his country seat seekonk near
Providence r. l. Captain Thayer was 81 years DID, ara
for The ast thirty years Of hs life had navgated Long ISL
and Sound nrst as the commander Of packet between
this City and Providence and aferward in command oil ore
of the steamers Of Great Eastern line Of travel NO
man was better known the travelling community than
Captain Thayer and steamboat captain ever enjoyed
more of the confidence and esteem OF the public he was
thorough seaman and especially familiar with me
somewhat difficult and at times dangerous Navigation OF
the Sound lie was always at the post OF dnty ana Dis
presence in the moment Of danger was In Itself guarat
ty Of safety. Capt Joseph Comsocs Of the steamer Day
state in conversation with the writer OF this notce re"
aays since paid noble tribute 10 the memory OF capt.
Thsyer whom had known for nearly twenty years 10
ALI the private relations OF life he was exemplary: MS
nature was warm and kindly bright domestic circle W
asrkened-a wife lost tender busband-children an 81
| 6sc,ionate father when Capt. Thayer died
Az the time of Capt. rs death he was COMMANDER o.
/ the steamer c. Vanderbilt ~ ~ VI .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

AID TO THE Roman CATHOLIC CHURCH IN
AMERICA The Association u Europe for the Propasa'
ton of the Faith have granted TO the Missions In Amer
ca this year S. 600 The Bishop Of Dubuque soocV ,'
the Bishop Of Detrot $4,000 to Bishop Of Cincinnati
S. 900 TO Bishop Of Philadelphia; $1,000 to Richmond
81 600 to Bishop Hughes, NewYors sooo 70 Ir,ess
Mercy \ Y; 50 900 to Hartford S3OoO 10 NashVlle
ss 600 20 LOUISVILLE 600 10 Bishop OF Nipcennts ahu
So 600 TO Congregation OF Holy Cross same e ece
$4,000 TO 81 Louis; S22sO 70 Milwsukee o'yVC C,,
p,hon of Little Rock 81 500 TO Bishop Quarter AZ tn
az 500 TO Nstchez Sal TO New Orleans; o,oVv
70 Mobile 900 70 Charleston $4,000 10 Lsls sno ~
United states S2 $50 10 Society OF Jesus NO - 70
Socisty of Jesus In Rocky Mountains; s7oo 70 Domh-
cans in 40 $4,000 DR.. odn, Vicar Apos'oe' rex
AZ 600 to Jesuit Missions In America s7oOOo 70 We
indian and South American Missions SiIu. .,, H.
hshop OF Oregon City $4,000 to Vicar Apostolic huo1
sons Bsy go 900 20 British American Missions sl,ovu
70 ohats Canada and Hudsons Bay; $500 20 jesuit
IN canada These grants. with the donations U lne
ple will uphold very large number Oh ui''HonA " ~
rhnrch of Rome on this Continent
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For TIE Tribune.
That Taylor Call .

u.yi,g ic.t been informed that my name Vas
ssS =, he cal. for the Taylor meeting held on me ga
- i.s, month"; take this earliest opportunity 70 say
80 me was placed there without my knowledge OF
sent and farther that have not been
- . M and n I had been requested snouin hA,e
,..,eefuly declined the honor, for my nrs' anu '"'
800 M - HAxsY oy the Wbr. H.,
please give this Insertion and 9onse YOU
servant, "a, w., Str,..nth-.t
March IS, 1sis. q" "N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

For VERA CRUZ Yesterday, Capt. Is, McAl.
,,ns Company Of Alabama Volunteers emoaTAsu on Wv
nail. boat Tor Sew-Orleans, where they wiz
t.te Shipping for Vera Cruz This company IS ths ''
~ tbos, called 70, from this State. Previous 70 me ue
ar,s Of he boat Lieut. Col. John u. Todd prescntes
%. NeA beautiful and ssrvccAblc sword be4t ana
- which had been purchased yr him by several o. ms
fend As A token OF the high apprrc'supa w vince 's
nef succe .s efforts In raising the necessary
s ne ~ y Mobile Register, IN
MoRr Goops RTcoyERrp.-This morning. a lar
hsr.x,niuaton of the arrested 10 n .st ~ees
nj TO this City took place before the
An additional qusntty N soods has been tuesse1 "e
NJ Yefk o1npfisinf silver table and tea speons sna
ab.r afcles belonging Ia Ds Pepper and veohsia sha
Msstr. Cummings and Dsllsm, The eeaautsl tee 81
so.n from Or Peppers residence has been fseovs,sa
- .x.,i a ,hs sassr pieces irnssn, and aso the
DO frame. thieves HAVING dssposa .hem
s,h., riata. ADD pictures 81 course fwevs dife'eot
.,,,n. ba,. identified property stolen BY these
T. .,,..,. that the sfvsrwafa had hssa sod by them
and very fuftaasisy had uoi ys been 'ne.e'
sg.n. Iii hahsa lrhilsd. nallssia. i'ih.
~ Tho annual commencement, ct me Ne'''s
n-s's,..,, az rfsnsrvsnls University tNfp vac hs's
:. ,..,rs,,n on Tho 81 nst Finy teurs dHe'"f. were
80. s,, "a rns hundred and sSs seven 'vlso,' wao
-. IN attrnd. nse during The sssaien lust ee'e' s"'
,,,,,,ssy address was delivered ny ffrfss"n hAf's
rg- Dr JrnrpiAn fHssprHaHasr ct Ms,rile,
t.h.a,.uaus Coshty aied the nth uls ss~i ~ we
vs. Es,nssiy member 81 osf sssss ssnsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

OHIo-The Wings of Butler County have de
clsred THOMAS CoRwIs to be their first choice ior
President adopting the following resolution in ad
dition;
Re,o.rsd That while have expressed our preferences
for Thomas CoKwIs and Instruct ed our Delegates 70 VOC
fr him as our first choce proclaim that our cond ne'
IN the honesty integrity prriotfn aud satesmsnsnp
BrssY CLAY il undated. In days gone by we manu-
contspded under his banner We are ready and WILING
again TO combat the foe under its glorious folds
Hardin County has also declared for Corwin.
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From Nassau, n. =.

By the British sloop Charlotte Jane, Capt. Nc.
E,rnev we have file OF the Nassau Guardian TO the st
Inst Inclusive. .-. e,..-.
The c. j. brought 70 thus port the passense,,, eni's
"a e,s,r nina IN number Of the French brig Henry lost
on one Of the Bahama Islands few weeks since
The steam.s ship Great Western arrived AZ Nassau On
the 2sih ut bringing dates from Liverpool 10 'ne E'n
THE revenue Of the Island Of Nassau for the last year
was f49I2I; the expenditures during the same period
were f2iT02.
rhe prospec. for salt at Turks Island was rsfeseh'eo
as being very fine. -, .o,A,,a
The House OF Assembly was In session, oui notnins
rnnortani had been acted We notice the presenson
~ petitions from Harbor Island and Turks lsho, Oos'
paipg 10 be separated from the Government OF bAhs
yn,s and be allowed 10 legisla,e for themselves
N@' w fCharleston Courier, llth
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t,Dp,.osursr FOR DERIVE have neither

IMPRISONMENT FOR DrBT-We have nether
leisure nor room for comment on he"fs positions on Tue
C,de of Procedure, but If he means TO revive ps'n-
ment for debt. In cases where merchants osseh
for Turkey Mexico, Canada, England france loo'A u
we incline 10 the belief that his plan Of ''secuT
inc srch demand" might frighten many persons from
,s,rc hare hat would be of little benefit 10 bona hde
creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

Ds.ra OF REV. Mr. RAYMosD.-We regret 70
,h., thu report of the death of Rev. w iliam
RAYMOND, Missionary at kaw Mendi IN An0a'
il fully confirmed. Letters have been received al
the once Of the American Missionary Assocsuon' 3"
ing the particulars OF bis last Illness ana oean' " %
cured at Sierra Leone. on the 26ih oil No'em0si 80
We understand tina; already IN progress i'i
the reinforcement, Of the Msson and that one or TWO
Missionaries are expected sail for Africa IN the hs'
vessel going there. 60 =.
Ia interesting to the friends Of this Mission 10
that King Kisscummah the rcgnins chief In thai
81 N. country is reported regarding the Mission
-, a.. same favor as during Mr.. Raymonds life.
r. ,,.,orv Of this Mission affords striking example
- a.. .n,re safety Of thorough peace principles hr
v.-o,s was known 10 be utterly opposed to war 'o
and the ve-Trsde. and although be pFoesse
ma os, other than that Inherent in the influence "ne'
"a, rn,,,s, philanthropy had obtained for him. ms p'h
,,.. s re.nec,ed and his person and properly he'0
sacred to him. =.
A,ths commencement Of the war which has oeeh ioi
,ome years raging all aronnd the Mission MI hsy0n'
knowing that many would fee 10 the MISSION o' SAY"
against being taken captive and sold a. slaves ms'e
law that no should be " tied" las sa'e !" "''
Mission town, and that should be carried 'ntous
the place tied. Up TO the time OF his DEATH ms Jaw hA
been observed and enforced head men, An'
svsn the kings respecting II. Soon after Mr. RS oeA'n
anna Of the head war MADE descent the Missoi
uremses and tied and euIed away person as sAss
sf,er demonstrating with ZEN In vain. Thomas Bunyap
uendi African who len In chsrse OF The hssiop
s,A ,he matter before King Kisscommah and Who was
crseed that he would san the principal agsres.of
Int Tor The intereesson OF others. susnr whom we be
I,svs was Bunysn himself
There ppsty-hree children IN me n'sson sehoo
A TIA latsst advfcss =
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tfx,r.o s,.r,. Covsr-BeioTs Jatgs sstis-Thr esss
Of v,l,s Msyssl charged With iaA ss letters tom the
POI. Osnes Vas concluded. The coan will deliver Its
charge this forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

VIRoIsIA.-The House of Delegates, by 62 to ~
has passed bill extending the Jurisdiction OF Jus
tees of the Peace to sums Of $50. The act is not
10 take effect till 1880.
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Hardin County has also declared for Corwin'

HE,RY WBgAToS.-We omitted In our briei no
toe of this departed Statesman whose conduct at nome
and abroad ,hed usre bis country, was selected oy
M.ssr, CLAY and Adams as our Minister to Denmak'
where he concluded certain negotiations Of great ad'a
age 10 the mercantile community. He was the hfs man
in thl, state to take bold whls stand against the Albany
Regency and for giving the election OF Electors oil t
asut and the People, Instead OF leaving
4, in the hands OF an accidental majority Of the Legislature
His essays on this subject published in 1873 In tue Hs-
yo,t Patro would be found 10 possess thrilling interest
even At hs Say In the Fall OF s23hs stood al the hesd o.
the People, Party and with 1t Gov Tamadge ana DINER
choice spirits. did much toward breaking down the era"
ord intrigue Mr. wheaton at one time the Reporter
20 the IT, s. Supreme Court and In 1921 Delegate TO Inc
Convention which framed late Constitution OF this STATE
The facility with which spoke the language OF Germany
united 10 his great learning enabled him TO serve his cou
o., 20 great adv anlsge during his Prnssian embassy
M whea,ons principal works are treatise upon the
law ~ Captures Elements Of International Law Sketch
AZ the I.w Of Nations from the Peace of wesphaia an
Essay O. the Right Of Search twelve vonmes Of Reports
and Digest OF the Reports. The Life Of William fnek
new. and a History Of the Mortimer. lie was porn III
providence, X. |. Nov. i7ee. ., 4. p..x,,.nos
MS RENAME We learn, were removed 70 rro'isenes
vbsre his funeral occurred on Thursday afternoon
~. had life insurance Of f2oOe In one OF the LONDON
companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

The Weafher-NIr. Clay, &c.
BALTIMORE, March lS.
The weather is extremely cold. Mr.. CLAY ar
rived here about O'Clock yesterday and reused
al public demonstration.
The markets are unchanged.
Merchants anxiously waiting Cambrias news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

nc,ss on 40 CAn"-The Detroit Adrs'f..,r
..v. -. ls.ae 10 that CITY was Cass o. % S'a aa
result ws,s rhis 1. the popularity Of The hor'hsfn
roughfscs An bis own city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17
NOTICES.
.nkrNoLoalsrs AND rusLisiIFss.
k0WI.ERs q WILLS.
,,ii.t.y Hall. III Nas<nu-es. ~. y.

~ MIR. Whale tsAss great u. sare 10 rssafnins his
u.,ma.th.rAasa hs ffienes Ia htooklyn of
me .hssausl ssiaesse Of thoir fefaFa shown hy the
ssss agary ea sivsa "a hln a. usthie s lie ss'
Js.isss especially 10 sstasn he schas~ iedssnsno O.
Hts.s hssa .sa b. The Master ~ Csfsassiss f The en-
sssat IN ~hsh thsr rrfaf their tssrestiss
Pafts Ia the e,eainfs er'snalnmsae ~'e az
re- uaekiey a. pcsel, faahsasa nrokass ssx'
as.f - he Leather Maastassarefs tsnk. Al WNl.sns
ill purchase all ksu4s Il ssssftert asas Neiss Sss.s
ss,ss ~ nsrs.,t. ptss ard fssiss 1cld and Slves -
usss eaiissisess 10 all the rfiseieAi stss 90 NE a.
vafshls tsftas
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WANTS.

xVANTED-By very r.sp.st.s'. yosss wein.n', .
w sitss,ion q ehsnbesnsid. PLAZA .s.M OF waiter 70
By note, paid al a sprnssi lie the rear ssso,x ssef
Can be seen for two days @,e ..
xVyANTRD-By . respectable American womsu s'tu.
w c1 e The :. 90 o.. o. .y
Apply At ID Cliuton ct 10 the Gear m-o -
n1RTSER WANTKD-A psrson hsviss from 70
s!occ p.1nsr, s,'ss, ss n.,,,s ~ mss !. viIss
10 woIs rhs advertiser hss capital sxesSts hsey-
ledge Of The business s:,sass 70 's''' ME Il:
SlANrED-To sell q Meat shop, iSesdins issss for
w two yes,s from the let Of Msy esnt Nov se'ne 2
s.; sS'. better S,ysss s; ..sss Ger:
ther particulars insuiis0 cnosos asrI.s.
VANTEDA ';a.Sa ,Uass lazy !. ,s:; 70
commence about the aDt u April next vnaesosss ~.
.ucss ehs,.et.. and Qualifications viii Be sv.s s
afes II. N. at this odice Mo =
XVANrKD-foar young men to cell soods seess tss
w city and country the best testimony 81 goo shsss
ter ard honesty required Apply F'is' Ecucks
,Isc; school o. Young sdiss e.ted ia eo.aty TO-.
E..ss S ,air,ss, With %s.s psutins swsss
embroidery and French Latin are reansisss ~ ~
expected to have ans.espsion:s'e s -
in psrsn or by before the 9th inst 20 " u
RAN, stths csBes 81 Hopkins, Allen l. Co. this sity
mis- lw'
YNFORMATION WANTED Of JAMES BLAkEs-
LEE or h, hsirs st law lie born In consscsieee,
shoemaker BY tr.de soldier In the var Of lsis.
ana was in the City Of NswYort In 1918. Apply o. o.
address H. NJ 1t s5Libertyst and they VIII heer Of
something to their ADVANTAGE. ME
xVTANTRD-seysr.l youps men who would hks %
w travel and have ESQ., In business which 10 prossoas
and no risk They must Be sentee IN appssrAnoe, NJ
know how tst Call at the hardware asts S1s "a
Christophs and Hudson sta between the hou" sse
PM mls ..
NGTANTED-By q respectable woman, In pnvsss
w family situation fret rate cool; undefsssncs
mailing bread and pastry. Inquire for j. W. hiesss'
Brooklyn. --- my.
xITANTEU-A few active young men 10 90 soetn OF
w Wet to agents for tho sale OF new ana
and above their sxpsnese vii pc
insu red 70 them IN writing with an opportunity O.
ips 81 900 per ear. Some now In our employ VII
no doubt make over 81 per year clear Of ell ex1eeses
Each man will have his district viii Dc Necessary ~
,iur out. Apply at FRENCHs Publishing hsL' I. ~
Brosdway up ssirs, ONCE OF the Flag Of our Uaon Az
| Ist,ers must ke postpaid.
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The publir l,ands.
The following Resolution was presented by ).
To the House, on Monday. March l5


The following Resolution was presented by J. !.
SUNDERLAND. ia the House, on Monday, March IS +;
uberes Under tbs present policy regulating the sae'
Of the Public Lands monOpoes oppressive 70 ne peoPe
arise and speculation is Rresty eneo1raged ., ,ne en
mans. Of actual settlers; Rd rereGs In great mJoiJ
81 eases those who design settling upon the Puoe ~
msn are compelled to p.y large prices 70 pseuos 'S
lsrds eh thew have Obtained from the OoSernment ~
: ~ rate: And rheTsas, imperative necessy ass
s,ov out Of this of things that measures De
shst The public domain shall be disposed Of only IN nt
IN 10 actual settlers 20 exclude the grasp
Ing and oppressive speculation at present e1'ns tns
st,olyea That the Committee Public Lands Be IN
.,rpctsd 70 report bill 70 this House 70 give actu
tiers the bensht Of limited qasnt.s OF .ns 81 sx
ner sce said bill aso to provide that Tor al uaets I
land exceeding such ipeclsd qaantitss, tns ns
n. Increased In such proportion az 70 prevent s uhN
rsnisbls and unnecessary speculation in 'nen eA's'
HAPPY REPARrEE.-it is well known that
,hs worthy MAYOR Of good city is very happy N mas
To- cornneniary repartees. An occurrence TOOK pAee
on Inc occasion Of the reception OF the CongressonA
Cournittee At cry Hall yesterday which insu ses ,s
rin OF Mayor QIincy, In striking manner u" ''D'
Twill. the members were busy .haaios hsre. mi.
Morse Of Louisiana exeihimec me- NaYot i'iy .a.. :,
" CIR for you TO pick out your best men Tor tne po
introdu q NJ ths 70 Let ns see iair sample -
happy Mayor promptly responded That % ~.ts " az ~
Hon Gent intirnsied hs ~ss only iolowles nss ~,
,s,'sv Tor the whole United States had picked out
Their bsst men ana sent them folrd tbs cosnry ,,h
cy,so,se CoroRs-The Perry pa Stanfard'
AR h.. hitherto spor,ei tho namo % Taylor Al ".
s.t head under the mistaken Impression that ~ ~ouu
800, s,mself Democrst. has taken n dswn. ani suusu
a,sd th., Of Jane. Buchanan Lancaster ih"Hse"'''
AWFUL TRsorpr.-ln OPponholm. hetA," =,
~ "a. s~,ll,nr house Of samuel Allan WAS sforea n'
a.. 49, On. am inst. and two Of his children hntnsa "
800 lie ~vs absent ON drunken rollc. ana rs WE
,,e one or two Of tho ohsf ehdiso were badly '"h''
I In rnatins their escape
PrSurLyAs. Lreistitu , - Inc, o.. .,. J.
- o,.ts ,hs rhll.ssphs and Atlantic steam ra''ssus'
$3.50. ne. pas,si the senate siso. The bill 70 lns7'
s,.,s me ONO ana Lrls Rslroa1 COMPANY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

ILLIsoIs.-Partial returns indicate the adoption
Of the New Constitution by large majority The
separate clause excluding Free Negroes from the
State-that u.s. forbddng their immigration here
after-is also adopted. We canno, yet decide
whether the clause providing for the levy OF Two
Mill Tax for the payment Of the Debt OF the State
has been carried or lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

Newmarket has through a local feud, chosen
Loco Representatives, tgain J Kingston l. do
East Kingston l do.-tnone last year, Not any
more thank you.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

rV- JONAS B. HowE OF Delaware 20 ,n'
Hanker Delegate TO Baltimore nom 'he A'n ''''-'N
Harrison sudsm Of Ulster, substitute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

~ THE KsIcKERBockER' Tor March Is uPo"
our table. The Oregon Trail is continued IN cApia
shstch. entitled the Hunting Camp Hon. H. '" Ehs-
worth continues his interesting sssas OF the Northmen
In which the gross typographical error Of S"oTe or ST'
Sturlesou in dozen Instances and others less gss
offend the eye AID the Editors Table (Which never gives
rs scany fare) is hesped mp with an accumulation o.
good things We select or two:
We heard an Anecdote the other day that we soSsn'
admirably illustrated the language OF dieker IN
land How far 10 IL TO NewHsyen asked uaSeIsI o,
toll gate keeper the Bridgeport road flI'een IN.
uAs the answer. oh no; IL can't DO so nuch, Ga. II
vas told mile OF back that 1t was but Twelve ne'
s,om this gate well. said the olgstherer hesstlps
III you can take at tsrs'e, but can't let nyoooy
se 20 over il short of fifteen, and never have IL was
sh.rgsin' and the traveller went on
" Cur friend Burgess OF the welEknown house OF Dur
"a, styipeer 60. tells capital ennecdoto Of himse
hIch shon a not be altogether privately hushed up ne
m.mber Of the Methodist Church; and being a. Can p
heating near sns Sing last Samer, he had the misoi,
80 two OF three days and nights attendance 10 isi
.issn In the midst Of a powerful sermon IL was uh al
az SewYork Trsde Sale OF books, and Mr. burgess
~ S,.suins thereof; ard to the searching quesronins
- ,bs snesLsr viii you longer delay viii you nor
49,. ~ d.y whom you TO serve what course you
s 70 tatse TaEs tAe lot !-tAs balance TO b~Tgssl
800 y Co.pany exclaimed Burgess eaferly !" ne
49, and stared wildly around him, when ne saw sve,S
/ body staring still more wildly a. n'u'' ""' ~
himself Petrihed with smaxemeh''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

TBE TELEGRAPH IN TIE WEsr'-ine OoA.','
tee appointed public meeting IN quincy LIZ
IN raising s. 200 toward building the line Between
I'D :, Iou,.-s2oO more than was called for by Mr.
oluey the Telegraph sgent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

HARrFoRD AND NEW HAVEN RNLRoAD.-We
are assured most reliably that there Is no truth ~ha'er@
m the statement Of anonymous writer from Micdie
town. c. that this Railroad made any charge forthe trans
pra,on Of the remains Of Mr. Adams or for the passage
~ ,ha Cnngre sional Committee. All went entirely free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

Later from Venezuela.
PHILADELPHIA, March l6--l T N.
The bark venezuels, Capt Dill. from Porto Ca
bello arrived here laS. night. Capt. Dill states
that the condition of the country remained as at
the date Of previous accounts
Psez was in force on the plains, and President
Nonagas at the head of large force. had marched
against him. A saneuinsry battle was expected
daily
The business Of the country is suspended, and
produce was coming in slowly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Henry Clay.

Nature In Judgment emirent IN counsel, fall d
wears and urisding honors-his eye undimioisheo
Nv ssr. and the powers Of his great mind uuen
feeelcd by inirmi,y-,he experienced, safe and
coarsssoas pilot who has met and westhered m any
swn, s,sads before the Freemen of the Republic
swsys visilsn, slwsys capable, always true to hu
nsn liberty and human rights sympathizer will
th<~e who suffer. for conscience sake, In every
slime and country. the candidate OF the Wings Of
New. York for he the highest Sust which citizen
,sa receive at the hands OF this society.
VIII he be successful. is no, now the question. -
Toe constitutional inquiry should be, Where can
We lind safer or q better leader than the child o.
the Revelation. the scion of Seventy Six-'oho frs'
sssr Hesre.s hgh nine calendar months from tn
ssy on rkick band Of rictorious patriots, tra"
,sg ~ God signed. IN Independence Hail. the gio
rsSss Observation-Disclosures is free!
million and quarter Of our citizens, nearly
al Of them his juniors in age, endorsed In ls44 Mr.
Claws talents and worth, and proclaimed him their
choice for President OF these United States
Where can his co1ntrymen find a more fit and
worthy chief, more true and better tried No 9th
or friend OF progress would hail the advent to pow
e. Of such a candidate with more honest enthusi
ssm than Henry Clay whose darling wish is to be
hold his beloved country speeding onward in Its
glorious career
D or,at p,o OF SER ooreranea he boast Of enlightened
asd ibera men throughout The WOrd. Gad By Re jastIce
aisi0m and ben<aoenee Of its operation, Ne terror ana M
sFesd Of all fyroHts."
U,RryopD AND NEW. HAVEN RAiLRoAD.-We
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New.IIanipshire.

The result being known, we have only the iol-
lowing additional returns;
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~ Telegraph TO The New.YorG Tribune.
Ten ReaimeEfs Biil-Mr. SEWER.

Ten Regiments Biil-Mr. SEWER.
wAsHISoroS. Thursday.
The Senate will pass the Ten Regiments bill be
tore IL adiourns. Mr.. SEyrSR has delayed his de.
psrture Tor Mexico for the purpose OF carrying out
the adviccs Of its passage
He will leave 20 morrow fthe vote be taken tc
day.
The body OF Captain Harrison arrived yesterday
from Mexico and will be buried 10 morrow.