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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29
MoRsis Cousry, MgsDH.N, y J. Oct q, y


fFr DR. ssrn w FowLE-Desr SIR, This rsay osri,
that am abou, seyenty.fve years OF age va lsr.
have ewas resided in this town 10 October, lei} lio
cold aud for six M nths afflicted with The nsa.ft,
aud the worst cough have ever experiences duratn,
whole life Myself and friends hsd strong dooeoon
ever recovering got bottle " >chencss syiup, ma
me no COED then applied TO sphyseisn, who prss'rss
for me several times, but did not cure me- Altar q,
physician advised me 10 take Dr. Wisr,Rs cesbrs,sth
sam OF wild Cherry, which has performed so nUJH
msrkabls cures. did so. aud believe tha, saved IN
my cough left me entirely, when hal taken snsIsG
tie an, now enjoying good health II ever sau As-
suisr attack or any Of my family, shall ramsAssI
resort to Dr. WIsTss's Balssm OF Wild Cheny To
physician who recommended this Bs-sm to me,w"A
duced do from his personal obsers alton sse
pedence in using It, One very strong case Of care "a
young IN occurred in this immediate vicinity dshc
Dr. Holman informed me. EPHkAlM sANOfE
None genuine unless signed T. BUTTS on the wrvps
For ssle by A. Is. ID. SANDS, Druggists, 100 falasr
corner William, Agents Tor this city also At 13 Bred
way, aud II East Broadway sod by Druggists ssnsruh
throughout the United State. Beware Of eoO"'sS'i"
tS' BY this mornings mail Ne received the follssif
conclusive and voluntary testimony to the perfect ses
OF Doctor TAyLos's Bal-em Of Liyerwort in curafh"
complaint and sick headache This letter forward"
by r. Mason Esq OF som.rville N J. who will pssp o.
cept our thanks for conveying this tribute 10 smedcN
which has had such unbounded TO haze fse''
some $4,000 persons, aud that esused the mereesSy
initiate counterfeit AID msgn IT, Boz avery one shoes
slwayssee DR. Leecsssigusture to the sleelpais wspr
Buy only at SIS Bowery, and OF Mrs Hayes s9 Fs'ioo'
Brooklyn. LEEDS HAIA&D'
(suscesson 10 Lawrence, Reese x Coz i2l Msdsslss
HILLsBosotcs, NJ
Dear Sir-rhe use Of Dr. Tsylors Bslsam Of Li'sf~"'
has proved 90 beneficial in restoring my whss ssNH
that deem it due to the public, aud an act Of la'
the proprietor to state the facts Of the NY
for eight or nine years. afflicted with tho sisf bssd''
and liver plant For the greater part OF the ~''
wac attended bya regular physician, with httis @
benefit. From recommendation ! was induced 10 Try Ok
Tayors B.lssm Of Livefwor. One bottle afforded inns
diate relief aud smother effected a complete cure
Very Truly yours, (signed) PETER ). STRIKER
B-This gres, remedy for consumption should b a
every family, for iis certainty ia caring colds sd pro
We tins Group In children.
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From Tnupic0.
From the New.orleans Picayunc 2oil

We have copies OF FL Notlcioso, OF Iamplco. oil
the 5h and 9Th INST brought ny the propeller seere
try Marcy That paper OF the sh inst says hat IL mas
received news from Tuspau which mentions that Com
Connor wss preparing to dsemosrk some troops ihere'
permanently 10 garrison The town. -...,... -.
Uuzs,eca had Lately entered the village OF Iamahut 70
the ngnber Of COO men, and were threatening IuspAh'
they had puaaered the hlccndas OF Seneres Frances
They have a rGmor IN Tampco that peace wiz o. nlA'.
,b i onn,rv bv The month of April. They derive II
by letter from Mexico. The editor Of Z! Aoe'o'0 Is vi
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s.SDs's sARsApasiLLA-This valuable medicine
bnes the most sautary productions. the most ties,
pies OF the vegetable kingdom, Ito anpresedsnt& ~,
cess in the restoration Of health TO those who hx S
pinned under the most distressing chronic mslsiss h.
given il an exalted character furnishing ~ It do
dence Of its own intrinsic value and recommending ~
the afflicted in terms the afflicted only can hnow. hn
long been most important desiders'um In the pDsie
Of medicine to ob.sn remedy similar to ihisdas ns
would act ON the liver stomach snd bowss with oil Ia
precision and potency OF mineral preparatons "a vi,
any Of their dceterous effects upon the 'hsrcve'
Gers of every kind rheumatism. liver diseases irdirs
ton languor and torp,dty OF the general system VI
DIV other complaints be relieved and cured " 81
valuable combination of detergent, tonic and spe car
Prepared ara sold wholess'- and RETAIL by 49,
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. 100 Fulton, coine dWn
lsm-st 2i3 Broadway. and ~ Fast Broadway, re's
Sold a,so By Drssists generally throush us bnt"
x,.ta. Prise - pa, hosti@ - .is ho'tirs fnr ~
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nv THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

RrvoRs or PEACE -Rumors OF Peace-oi a
Treaty Of Pesceof pyo Of Peace-are 50 rlie touay
80 s,te there is no official account 10 coEhr these ru
mors We have more than once stated that MT Irt mas
no power or instructions TO treat with the MeSeans but
no treaty, or PROFIT OF one has been received
The washng on correspondents have sent tnese ruors
N all ponts Of the compass. One even goes So lar
as 10 say tina, he is prepared to see peace written on
paper or parchment into the Senate and ratneo oy
Congress But this statement Is certainly premature
"a T. 90, vol fUnion, 27ih.
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- Advertisement. for The T',ss"< Of Monday ought
.s in before 10 O'Clock on Saturday evsnins as the
S.sIse.sion oc. Of this paper IL not open 90 sondsy'
in the City who do not receive this paper
!, -, are requested 10 leave word at the Once,
.,,.ng,msnis are such as enable all the eanieu to
.~.h ,b.sr routes before O'Clock. Carriers fail
.,eonplsh this will be required TO give up their
30, Wishing TIE Tribune len at their dwellings
80. of business regularly every morning will please
,..v. their sddess the Publishing Office or send note
,hroash the Post Office Terms u. cents week, Pays-
h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

s,sxAY's GESrLrnsS's FUxsIsHgsY Shirts, er-,,.
collar sloye', SOCK. arderhirs and drawers ~,
bought at this new sto,s At such lo~ prices hr n
Tire interest Of purchasers to call 40 wilsH-x s,,
. e The North Dn eli Church. God, freely shoxS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

wArsiSss BOBBY --Gentlemen wanting soo< -.
are recommended to call 81 Wsrgiss's fsshousbl. -.
lshmsnt Iss william st doors shave falion wks.a.
Gao depend upon getting such well mad. s,ss a.
ting and sefyieesble. AZ VERY low prices 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

ChLoRofoEs'-Dr jaws AssLEr's surscsl and NJ,
cal Once, 20 Hussonst for the trestmen, u dsess ~
or without the aid Of Mesmerism Surgical ope~.,
and teeth extracted without pain b. ChloooIm ssl IA
nerism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

rVCLsRK BKOrHEs 4 Co : SvPssios DsNosp-Pssi
I'D GOLD PESsNo person who wishes to write with
aud pleasure should be without one OF the'e truly ss
fol pens No pen yet offered thepueiie can 'ueesss,
Compete with them. They are for sale, wboesSs A..
retail with sod and silver Pen and Pencil cases 90.
rior styles al their Office s. John-st corner Nsssa
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HOW SINGULAR


IL is that come people will NEGLECT in using II, end
come soop shouldered with the rranps effort d As'
pulmonary bschipgs and when you ask them II hey have
the consumption hectic flush o'erspresds their psN
coantenances, and they heststingy reply Hhfo's
doubt and fear Of THE FACT) we'll no, IL is merely
COLD SETTLED ON THE LUNGS
A siigh cold"
Their hasyerged into eel sooth uodsi
How dslusvs vs. this very same so-eallsd "'hsT o"s
IT'S
Positively good for "sg.f sold 1T creates sxPss@"
on aod relieves the lungs from the sccunuatins ss'
or poisonous the bronchial tubes cease hff |"
tural flow and become choked and are sluggish to ps~
their legitimate fsne,ions.
1T ASSISTS NATURE
BY THE x,rURAL agAss-LiFEGIviss
HsRBs. i
rh,issxplanei in a, plain English ss Is posass ~
uaderstandsble to the most common mind Wits" ~
"frofs.siopap clap trap phrases "lesrned lsrseH
udnecessarily used BY qusckery and wholly unnss~
recommending
ssTusE's SIMPLEST AND suatsr
REMEDY,
MRS. JgRyIss COLD tAsDs.
~ Sold wholesale and retail by MRS. w. JAMIE"
$50 BROADWAY, corner Of vh,te-st. 100 Fshos% Il
ASgsrs-ls3 25s, $50 and ESQ Brosdssyi
East Broadway; J55 Third syenuei Leeonnf
brtnd ana DiclsOn sS brknhm ~ SUI - -. AL
Nelson, corner Of Catherine and Madison fs
Grsnd-st; Ouion, corner Bowey and Onss*-'
Hayes, 1873 Fulton. ct, and lAtlsItest Brooklyni
o.. Wulismsburgh; Wilson, grocer, JerseJ 0v' ~.
Williams, Broad ct. Newark; Dexter, AlesnJ
Springfield. Conn - uR
~ Each package Is Invariably signed Nhs' w.
Wis -
Be sure 70 asa Tor Mrs. JERvls's Cold Candy
Put up 10 packages Of 10, "a, -, and 81 each
HOW MEAN AND sTINGY AN
any one must be who will hsye any kod OF es.s SSss
harsh gray red bad hair when have ." as (, -
them the names Of persons who being tnas PSI ~
use Of IA bottle Of JosEss Coral Hair
fine long silky hair Give IL one trial Sold 'ss~gs
can Eagle, 90 Chatham st. ~ Y. or lJs Faiton's
- For diseases, imperfect ons aud ~ -
ths skin ffeckles, pi upes supbarn, THIS ~ 1870
y-ars past naintsnsd unrivslsd reputation - y
remedy for all impurities OF tue skio, toSe'n., - ~
valuable properties Of . preseryef and soSs ~
complexoo, removing every trace OF .i,he'fI
colofation, and promoting the Transparent ~
ness Of the shin, and giving fine compiexoa 1ursI
the genuine JosEss Italian Chemies soap ~
to possess ell tbs sbove qualities IL 800
York a. tho 'ixn Of the American Eagle %
Price 50 cents -
ITALIAN NJ picATsp Soar For sdecrsslly fen s
pmp les freckles. rou ghness, saiowness &c IL ~
warranted. Prepared by Dr. 0ousAcp, D. 80 sridgp|
door FROM Broadway, where may De nsa III NJ Dee|
Poudre Subtitle for sssdieatins supernaos
Rouge Tor coloring lips and chesks desp p.sR -
Lily White for the complexion, HAIR W, -, -
! Restorative Pomsds for transisatiy dys1s s"Dt
Tooth Pastss, Exusess, &s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

Business Notifies.
nag cAMPBELLs ARE GOING

~ This talented Company Of Ethiopian Mins,r.s..
,or p.rformsd nightly to crowded and fsshionsbls -
f,r period Of ever three months, are sost % -,
an, copn,c,icnt friends Wait We uadsussd ths, -
p,,foru, In New.Hsyep, Hartford. Midsle,own Norv,
Bridgeport, srd Springfield. Mass. Their psssrur..
are AWAY. ehss,e sid pleasing We be.pssk or o.
wha. they 80 richly merit. va, fal houses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

" WILLIAM CLAXroS, Scotch lad. - years
Of age, was los. overbosrd from the schr Psisaoga
Capt Mgan Of Cape san Bias, Florida on he night Of
the sGh inst Every effort msle TO rescue him. but
without eject the boat lowered 10 him and lost and
his voice heard calling for help for an hour or more
cut when daylight nothing was dsceole. ami there
is the fsintesi hope e that he have gained the boat
and ired Of sight Canada PsFers are requested by
our correspondent to copy this notice, " the lads papers
indicate that his parents now reside In Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

COIN Pf>s- GoLD Pens -Porchsssrs Of gold pes o.
desire get the best pea 10 the market, are fss~s,
10 Try the Richel:eu" Diamond pointed Pen, VIA .
recognized - the best ARD csoapsst In the vss-
They are sold exclusively By r. y. WATSON Co sM.
sm It one door below Wsll-,t. and J. Y. SAVscE $f
ton-st Price - only. Gold Pens, Gold ana siigrfs
ell sud Pen cases &C. II wholesale aud retail GoHrss
made 10 pattern, repaired, O, exchanged
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SALES REAL ESTATE

By I'm, n Fraaiin q Son-Two story brick hous. and
'ot II Ohvers 2xoO feet, IS l25; do DO Morrsst xix
% feet ~ 300
BY 4. J. BeecE,r-House and lot 81 Broomsst p l9x
80. $500; lot Seyentesnthst. Eighth avenue,
II lx6s - 500.
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s.,-,.. ! JOSEPH X. TAYLOR,
~ 1'"" 20, JosEPH c. PINcKNEY.

TIE HUSKER STATE CONFERENCE.-The follow
ing is the Electoral Ticket framed by this Conven-
ton and duly instructed TO vote for the nominees
of the next Loco Foco Baltimore Convention. il
the Convention of any District, assembled to choose
delegate to the National Convention shall see hit
t. substitute another name for said District, it has
power TO do so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

~ J. SNIrH DODGE, DENTIST, 10 Bonds near bnN
way requests the attention OF those wsnisf rrt
cial teeth his method Ia method used In 'h ~
exclusively by himself) Of fastening either single tssA
Gets when gcld plates; II saves most OF the paas-s
y given in the operation, aud enables this wesrer bt
a clean and healthy mouth. mis- raSSSsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

TIE PsrMiuN GoLp PEs. 81 25-May Re had At ~ "
Enlistment Of j. w GsvAro> Co. III Cedsrss tss.o.
with some thirty different styles Of Pens, eonssss
Browns Hayden's. spenesrs. Bssey's, Congress. H.s
ry American. and Others all Al prices lower ,hsnass
found At any other house in the trade Cola Pensr-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

" Twenty YEARS AFTER is the title oil a
neat volume Of $50 pages On paper asi issued BY Williams
Brothers Ann St. This book is translation by William
Bsrrow, A. NJ. from the French OF Alexander Dumas
being SeQael to The Three Guardsmen. In which are
traced the farther feats and Fortunes Of Gsscon Atve
turer We have bad time read the book but those
who have say tits not inferior TO DamAss best when
IS high praise For sale BY william H. Graham, Tribune
Ruidlnss-rrice IS cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

ts~ WAsros's EsysLf>r., Tor the care Of cosen
t,n lCostivene..l. Piles. &c. For sale by chARLr,
RING 1872 Broadway ss
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By Pony Express and Tslsgr'P"
TO THE yEW-YORK TRIBUNE. d.
at,r from Havana md Yucainn'

PrrxsssusG Va Jas. -. is's-
Thu PONY Express for The Nsr. forS ITi0An.
-. t.,,.,,s s.,os rom Sew-Oresns 70 the ia
instant .,.,.rs,h
The bris sAvsdofa'" Win Da''' '''''
=, 10, an arrival At Hsvans from faea'Ah
-, -. - De- IS. Congress met on the sis'' A.
NJ, and received message from The Governor s''ns
t,.hls account OF the state Of Affairs on ZIG ''-'"
snla. .-.--...,u,sr,. with L.
..,,,,, =, 4, receut revolutionary atiemP'Ss ~nien
=, "a. "a receive eish, hundred dohArs anu y''N '-
~ .,..io,s-. a. Washington. siipuatons hsa
"a, hssn m ale with other officers. ccmp'oS'''Sa
- .,s thus all civil dsssnsions had been a"e's'
-N,w.osLEASs, Jan. 2, 1913.
,..,., -. minated than yesterday. sasar-f"r
..a.toiets. Molasses quoted at Isl et' our
-. -, sr,opin. freights-Co,ion 10 Liverpool 'NN'"
=, a Of cent. Exchange limited
shin News .NEw-osLs.ss Jan. -
c,ar,f-Br.s Washington. for Ne"-'o'A' g.
..,., Mason Jes.ore, ,nd bark warsaw from
AMI bark stamooul. from Boston
Disaster Mt sea. 80
CHaRLEsroS. Jan. n, leto
Advices received from Key West o' Jan
.,,,e that vessel from Boston, bound 10
h.u,st. went ashore on the Cotton fa'one''
taken possession OF BY the ~reekers' anu
West, on the ll,h inst the salvage Oh INC -
,,,s advanced on bo,tomry. She was 10 nave ''''" VI
the lets. In The prosecution Of her voyage
PHILADELPHIA, Jan -.
Commissioner Davis is here, making P'eP"'
tons t. depart in the Plymouth for emma
The Southern Telegraph line is "ofA'ns i0"
cb,rle,ton. : C. TO Raleigh y. G. The me i 10 0Po"
.h.o,sb N Charleston next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

CAPITAL PUsisBxESr.-There was SPIRITED
anti Capital Punishment meeting at Pott'viiie' IA
on the 2lst inst 9. n. Palmer, President, p. +.
Mudey, Sec'ry. A good Memorial and Petition to
the Legislature were adopted and Committee OF
Twenty appointed to procure signatures 1t s no
reprosch to the anti Gaows cause, but rather bard
on Door Human Nature, that some Of the actors In
this meeting were, three days after caught in a
Loco Foco county assemblsge, eulosizing Polk and
his War on Mexico, and commencing Buchanan
Tor next President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

rY- There is to be CLAY Meeting a, New
Brunswick, N. J. on the 9Th Feb A column oil
gosd names sign the call in the FREEDMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

m w. IL BuRIEIoH. Editor of the Charter
Oak, Hartford Conn, whose house and Office were
mobbed on the night of the Goth inst because OF a
searching Editorial in the Oak on recent Dinner
TO Lieut. Woodhouse, just returned from Mexico
has not suffered the damage done to his property
and the injury attempted upon his person to appal
his spirit or check his free speech. His paper oil
this week 10 fearless in its structures and gives
evidence Of public sympathy with him in his trials
We do not approve the language he used with
regard to Lieut. Woodhouse; but shame on the
mob of miscreapts who answer inyectve with
bludgeons burglary ard bloodshed Let the Law
be- arbiter in any of alleged injury. Mobs are
sadly out OF place anywhere, but especiayso in the
Land Of steady habits; but War is calculated to
stimulate them anywhere. la War. Law is ST.
lent. and brute force 10 uncontrolled master Alb
horred be War
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

Electors CAMPBELL 7. WHITE, New-YoIk
N Inrge.l HEMAN J. REDtIELD, 0enesee.

District Electors
l. Hugh Hssey, Suffolk lls Alburn Foster Lewis.
, John A. Lott, kuss 10 Joseph Graves. Jeff rson.
q Francis b. Cutting n Y az. john ID. LIE and, Oneida
T. Alex r Nache do Il. |. sanford. Sehobsre.
. Townsend Harris, DO =. stephen 81 foug, Iloga-
6 Charlie. u Connor. do D. Samuel French Madison
: Reti BrAndreth, West'T "a NJ W Bennett OnOnd aga
g d. d. Aiken, Dutchess. IS. JOhn Thompson Cayuga
q Alex Thompson Orange 70 Eben'r Mack. Tom pkins.
le Philip Dubois. Ulster q Thos. Armstrong, Wayne.
n O. Wiswal. Columbia p. Horace Gay, Monroe
4? Henry Vail Rensselaer, 2a Lucius Warner Ontario.
b. Peter Wendell Albany 1870 Hiram Potter, Struhen.
IA Timothy EDDY Wash'n. 49, Eben.A Lester. Chsuqu
o. Bromley Clinton. l32 Cushing Swift Erie.
d. Wm c Warren >arsta ISIS Rufus N smith w yoming
H. Thos b Mitchell Mont'ry -. Nathan Dsyton Niagara
We don't mind reasonable degree of auda
city, in fact we consider it the spice Of a Loco
Foco Address but in reading Surrogate McV cans
performance, wherein the Bsrnsurners are cooy
rated ss the devotees OF the central power or Al
bany Regency, and The Hapkers we've rubbed
our eyes several times but it reads Just so set
forth as the consistent champions OF Constitutional
Reform the distribution of power to the local con
stituencies absolute freedom of opinion without
fear of Executive prescription, and all SUCH We
thought the limits OF even Loco Foco assurance
had been aagrantly transcribed However. it s
none of our business.
- District Committees. consisting OF one mem
Der from each Assembly District, were appointed,
who are to call the Congressional District Conven.
tons to choose the Deles stes to Baltimore.
BARSBuRNERs STATE CoSyESrIoS.-The fol-
lowing additional City Delegates are reported in
yesterdays Globe:
Ward IL Jacob Miller: IS. James H. Cook;
IS. Luc'sf Robinson; H. Henry heyssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

WING NArIoSAL CONVENTION BY the letters
of our Washington Correspondents il will be seen
that caucus Of the Wing Members Of Congress
At Washington has decided to hold National Con
vention as usual for the nomination OF candidates
for President and Vice President. The question OF
the time aud place of holding such ConveSt'on was
postponed for one week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

~ The Ner-Jerssy Adrocate raises the Clay
flag in an able and cogent leader of two columns
eschewing all manner of bsckires and Tsyorlsm.
Ii proposes WILLARD FILLMORE Vice President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29
ranted
New.Jcrscy-RaiIroads-Tax.

The Trenton State Gazette responds to our stric
lures on the imposition Of Taxes by New-Jersey on
all who travel through her territory by Railroad as
follows; I'VE omit the personal impertinencies as
irrelevant
"Tbe transit duty being nothing but the State upon
tbs property the Companies IL posed no, only upon
strangers, as The Tribune woo have H. hut upon all
without exec piinR the citizens of New-1ersey.
"The moral rsht which these duties can be Justi'
fed emsnste. from the sovereignty OF the state II u not
QUESTIONED by citizens and cannot be by those OF
~ our Public wo,ss a. the State Of NswYork has TO the
Tolls Of her Canas-tols which lay many millions OF
tribute upon the resources Of the West
Remarks-The right OF the State of NewYork
10 "the tolls of her Canals is based on the fact
that she has paid taxes incurred heavy debts and
hazarded fearful losses in the construction Of those
Canals, at her own proper risk and on her own sole
responsibility As New Jersey has done nothing
like this in regard to her Railroads our friends
logic is minus one leg and limps badly on the other
We trust he has not meant to prevaricate with
regard to the Transit Duties being imposed on
Jcrseymen as well as others, but we have under
stood that these duties not charged or payable
ON the transportation Of passengers from one
point IA NeW,Jc,sey to another at all events, we
do know that the charge for travel is much lower
for short distances than for the whole route. con
trary to the uniform rule elsewhere--And as to
the State Tax part Of the business, it Is certainly
the most unjust and injurious form of taxation ever
devised. What would be thought Of State Tax
oithree cents per day for every day lsborer works
during the year, or of two cents per bushel on al
the grain raised by every farmer In the State =
And why is so heavy State Tax imposed on 9
very small portion Of the property of New Jersey
while the immense majority pays no State Tax a
all Neighborl we give you fair notice that New
Jersey will lose more il character than she gain
in pocket by this extortion-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

From ST. THoN,s.-The schooner Pizsrro Of
Ineolnve Capt Bragg. eighteen days from St. Thomas
arrived yesterday She brings no news Of Importance
Provisions Of all kinds scarce and high Flour oy
the cargo - to 50 so per bbl Baltimore Prime Beef
Sii SOtoSl2; Meal 50 IS 10 SIS; Lard II TO IL cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

WING GENERAL CoNMITTEE.-At meeting OF
tie Democratic W my uenerai Committee, held at
Broadway House on Tuesday evening 25tb inst
the following gentlemen were elected officers for
the ensuing year
Caarmaa, PHILIP HONE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

PHILADELPHIA Jan -
Commissioner Davis IS here msA'"5
,ion. Il, h.nart I'm the Plymouth Tor Nhins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

The Southern Telegraph line is working "o"'
cb.rleston, : c. to Raleigh, y. G. The me 0P'"
through 10 Charleston next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

YouNG GUARD BALL.-The Annual Ia oil the
Junior friends Of Henry Clay takes place At the Coi'u'
$50 Broadway on Monday evening, and Will douou.ss DC
ahfiiaut and Joyous reunion Of Patriotism and
This anniversary has usually called together ihe cue
Of the working wings Of our City, and VIII douours 10
50 ,gan. Tn, hall will be superby decorated and nothing
shared to render the worthy Of tho Cause and me
A., ,.onit hanor