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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12
BY Telegraph 10 the Ne,o- York Tribune.
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
HOfsIsC REPORT.

HOttIsO REPORT.
SENATE. ALBANY. Tuesday. April Ill PM
The printing bill was not passed yesterday after
noon. The question on agreeing TO the report Of
the select committee on the bill was called up,
when Mr. JOHNSON moved to substitute for the
whole b,ll In substance the law OF 1916, win one
alteration the object Of which is 10 secure the dvi
sion of the several branches OF the printing. The
substitute prevailed by vote Of l6 TO II, and the
bill a. amended was ordered TO third reading, and
subsequently, passed in the evening session
The House resolutions OF thanks 70 Gen. Wool
were coDcurred in, also those In relation TO the
French Republic.
Bills passed-for the Incorporation and formation
Of Telegraph ComPsnies-to incorporate Dry
Dock Savings Banks-to amend the act 10 enable
Aliens TO bold real estste--to incorporate the
American Dramatic Fund Association-makng
appropriations for Dispensaries IN New. York
and to amend the charter OF the Astor Mutual In
surance Company.
Today--The General Supply bill was passed.
A Select Committee was appointed on the pet
ton OF w. w. Niles Of Queens County, relative to
the destruction Of his property by mob
ASSEMBLY.
resterday, =. M--The following bills passed :
For Railway from Genese0 20 the Genesee "a
nal To incorporate the East River Savings In
sttution Requiring the Commissary General to
give bonds To confirm the appointment OF Com
missiouers Of Deeds in Brooklyn. To amend the
Code OF Procedure 10 relation to the S0th section
thereof 40 TO the limitation Of suits was lost by one
vote
Resolutions OF congratulation TO the French He
public and Of thanks to Gen. Wool, were agreed
to unanimously.
To day--The following bills were reported ia
yorably: Relative 10 the Atlas Insurance Com
pany OF New York for the relief of the New York
Prison Association.
A Select Committee was appointed to inquire
and report the next Legislature the subject OF
the removal Of the Quarantine establishment.
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SCHOOLS.
rowLER,s Law SCHOOL,

10 Cherry Valley, Otseeo 20 "
uNHF SPRING TERN Will rnni-nc. On zoe nr-i ~
i ne.dsy IN Msy neIL The object OF tns &c nooi >.
train the student IN the prsstice as WEI ~ tne 49, 80
nrofessou E.in eminencs AZ the bar because ne
r..t srt oftryinE and especially Of
speaking essential 70 success ana 10 THIS the
Ia. no practice all MI be 70 actually I'd Hitieo wen ~
-nbsrrssmeuts Of . court q learned bench. expsneocea
LAWYER opp1-inx counselor src ucfnbihz of---f
forbid without e1trzor1nsry nerve and pers-VefeAee
he srm.,ion there o. TIE mighty snd dcalt habit OF
Of hard speaking though ~ eou hnd cons ~
porunities 70 practice. which Tor van o. ,ys
cannot for long lime expect 20 ibis insttulou -,
him the reqpiste practice beforehand II ASSUME Is
Ia the sw a. IN all Other pursuits Tsoe tn2ue =
learned before IL "a exercised u thsfsIo's -.
through n. 5lunosfs Of the novice % "a eay -
mihsrty with the trial aud argument OF cs1so., -
lees time tbao 10 Usually empoJeo 70 -. 49,
OF the mere theory b. admitted The sehooi %"
oepsuments 10 the hrst-the study Of ne -
A.. critical esiorse daily r-citsion the Constant *
animation 81 for trial and alssiion eheics
philosophical ess.ys al branehe. Of the is~ w
s-eond-ersrcsss In The pfsciice-tneie are eoui' III
,,iuy ths entire judcis,y system o. the slate ever
which professor prrsdss a. judge with Jorles,
trance are kept IN constant practice trying causes
testimony, summing 10, making molons snlaa'ie'
plssdinFs, removing causes from cor, = oo.-
und.r careful Instruction In the third oepar
ors;oryttere constant anil sxerc -es
ia n haad speaking. aiming Il an easy elegant s5oe
sente and manner, sunmns up cs1fee ln - ~ 80
60. al adaptation 10 cases and lr-s nstorcs literary
and political debses. al under the eye OF snu
The application q the best system o. rnetofle an s'9
ton sad 81 the arts aud em6ehsnHeh" OF ""''"e1
ors.Ory. . ..,-r 2 n y,.,fs,
TIE instifutiun Il under the arecllon o. -
Professor OF Hiem pora1eous Oraory sud me flo.opny
a Law with lectures. The department devoted 70 tnS
study u the science conducted By Prot Ralph bSaen
In the department, q The prscucs 500 ihs ual ~ a. "
he disngusned services 81 Hen JAoez ID Hammond sre
secured with lectures who Will bring 20 bear upon u
and also pon the department OF the s~s OF res.
tn results Of bis long experiences Al the OAR ana on 20
bench The location q tho school has been selected Iof
ia nseuisr adaptation the quiet pursuis OF "uoy
hi.. i,hir 10 .ttend solely OF hard speaking with
view 20 III. political will hnd depstmsnt &c
voted 20 them The expenses for tuition use o. library
one Of The finest the St.te board roon, Nc are Il re
rate Of e. 25t0 q 81 per week Letters addressed pot
paid 10 W. RorLsR will be promptly sttenaeo 70
Circulars ststiug psn &C sent upon request 80 -.
Rsferepces-Iion Amsss J. Parker Judge Of G. = on
Daniel Csdy do Hon sbsr Hsmmend. author Of rolt-
ics History &c Dsvd Graham, E'q 81 ION 81
Practice J. w fN' -
Cherry valley April 81 "
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
THE VOICE OF THE PRESENT.
~ MRS n n pEkLsy.


Mas Of the Age. whose earnest souls
Hope's solemn augures swell,
Whose sounding voices through the earth
brighter day foretell
Meu Of the Age with answering shout,
Your #" Fosoard. march r. is heard
Tho century nap Of kings is out
Thrones crumble at the word
Wars rage 10 spent-the sword 10 duh,
And hushed the cannon's roar;
Yet on the moral conflicts roll,
And whelm the lofty shore
Men 0. the Age I Palsied and dead.
Are spells OF priestly art;
The PosTIFY HERnts, at your head.
Right molly acts bis part.
Brvely amid your hammered host,
Untired, O'CossELL fell,
His country's watch word. shield and boast
Hr LIVES Wha means TIA, knsit !
Sadly an injured nation frowns,
When demsgogoes betray
Blood must not iow Peace anxious crowns
Her herald-HssRY CLAY
FREEDOM has loving CHAsSIsG wooed,
Loud sounds her name ia song,
st,ll have the eDslsved with tears believed
Fair Freedoms III soil too long.
Yet gently fall the chains Of minds
Strong bisot arroors fail
And Thought the largest freedom hnos,
Where DEwEYs words prevail
Men OF the Age the glsddened earth
Reecboes 70 your tread
And instant flowers Of vernal birth,
Bloom DER its arid bed.
Men Of the Age all, onward press,
With closely seried van;
Your cynosore and guerdon is
TIL TRuEsI GOOD or MAs
fee- Ysvk, is4s.
W rttsn before the news arrived Of the late French
Ioiption. Nd.
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-u-s. = NOTICE-sTATENisLA FERRY.
s.-ssSS,lx-O ard after Msdoe.dsy, APri ~ the
ANDFR will make the following trips until farther notice
I.arr QsarantiHs-At6, g. g. 10 aud II AM 1885,
ADD o Pm.
,nd n 2 NJ sllu
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Horrible Affair Mt Grafton, y. H.-Arre-t Of
Baptist Clergyman for the Murder Of his
Of the Boston Mail.


Correspondence Of the Boston Mail.
CAsAAs,H H., April :, Is4s.
The quiet community Of this charming inland
town thrown feverish state Of excitement
by the arrival yesterday Of Rev. Enos Dudley,
Baptist clergyman - rote IN these parts. IN charge
81 ofcer UNDERGO examination for the murcsr
o. bis wife, Ia the neighoorng town Of Crson About I'VE
weeks since.
The acts connected with this horrible charge have
been stSe collect them these A5oui the middle Of
March Rev Mr. Dadley took his wfs out 10 tide, and
After an absence ~ couple Of hours be returned 70 ms
house bringing back the ady corpse In xSlsDaton Of
the tragedy he told his family that the sleigh upset throw
ug his wife violently ssainss stump and causing Der
death upon The spot He at once proeeedei 70 make
conn with hs hands and with a. tte ASSISTANCE a.
possible placed The body Ia IL. The funeral was conduct
ed haste and marked BY total absence Of al decent
preparation and DISPLAY
Tue version he gave Of the manner Of his Wes des'n
aopezrs A. frat 10 have been credited but the manner or
her burial aEi something peculiar In ne conduct Of me
husband after the funeral aroused suspicious Of iou pay
A. the suggestion Of several Of the deceased Trends TIE
LADY dsntered In the early part Of this week. and
cousca OF physicians held post norton examination
UPON il, The result q unanimous opinion among the
medical men, tina; the deceased strangledi
This announcement caused an immense excitement IN
Grafton where the accused was well known, and aside
from peculiar lesnng towards the doctrine ~ Miller
ism much esteemed and re-pac;td He was immeieteJ
and conveyed 70 thb place, where the ansr Is
being iBvesugstei What ADDS stu more u The mys-
terry Of this irsgics sf4r AID the apparent guilt n the
accused Is the fact which during tie examin-
alton Of his corresponding FOR tine previous 70 the
death Of Mrs Dudley, wt'h y0ung woman. school
teacher In this town sDd u srumOref That ms iiscy
with psrt4ken ~ far more criminal character
than mere writing H. justice % the young iaiy
however against whose character nothing has heretofore
been sd vii state that the latter charges are based
upon mere rumOr.
She was called witness against tie prisoner ana 10
now icing questioned before theJusce. son and oa0sn-
tor OF the also been the stand and the
testimony well hat Of the school mistress II repre-
scented a. Dens esrfuy the guilt Of the accused
The e1 amusph hardly think viii be concluded before
Monday or Tuesday. The most intense excitement pre
walls village, which is filed with people from Graz
ton and the adjoining towns.
am told that Rev Mr. Dudley has for some time bach
preached the Merte doctrine IN Grafton. and thsi he
recently predicted his wife would diehe LORD hav
Ing he said. dvuged that event 10 him In advance
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MrsrrRiovs CIscvxsrAscE-Two years ago
last February. lad named J. Bruce, Of winohsndoa.
Msss Wa despsched By HE father TO this city with
sim. ). he. never been heard 81 Rseen,y sss va,
found IN Ess,msns stabs. In Deacon st. 10 this eity
bsy and ,his led disclosure that at The Tim. Of 70.
boys ppearsnee the horses had been eff At Mr. e.
sss, sy me boy, .ea never eas%sS sSs tns MT
cold them and hes hand the b.soee OF money deduct
Tag shNses The mas ha. been toese who soase, the
sts hoy himssl wss toaod buried In one OF The city
semss la the south eayiss sroana with b.. elo'hs.
city books which l-.ds the sappOstou that he
hursA uader fssoed name. and that there h been foul
By = The meter The body h sssa , tar, SSIs to
suicIpx -Miss Caroline K. Field, young lady
Of wsas about IS yssrs old. committed saeas at the
hoass father OF her Intended husband In South
smpson by taking Arseuie. Monday. the 80 inst
N,ss Field hsd always maintained excellent ehsrac-
ter bat for short nme past had. either from mental de-
ranssmsnt other manifested distrust OF
nsr lovers sdsllty Ia rsusy Of excitement she re-
pairsd TO his house Monday, aud In the evening com
nttsd the desperate which speedily terminated Der
ma fspringdeid Gazette. Saturday.
ARRIVAL OF A Loso EXPECTED vtssEL.-The
Rrttish brig ITALIA FROM Cork Ireland arrived a. Gear
~ Ssvs The fhshs pat ieto Antigua 10 aisrss She
- seventy psssnss sx dies on che psssss and io.
:' Ts the sss her % via sss
a. Sss,S Boston Traveller losh.
n fearful conspiracy was Uncovered At 81
pouisxo on the s,h February. The Minister Of the 10
tsor GENERAL Puso. had false Keys mace Oh the Arsena
and fort AID had von 10 him most oil the mhtsy
Nsv were 70 have murdered the President and hoteS
~ Hay,isn DAG He and his brother have been snot
nth two Others and there several more 70 c tco
Ths country 10 perfectly eaie'. and scod ofss. Is 90
r,S sveryvbers without any great pains taken that
80 lchSIes,on Courier 9Th.
- The handsome Semins-y building. erects.
=, ~. hheraisy Of the citisens Of Csmordss C Ina
- as1foyed 81 hSs % neoasy evening, - ins1
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- FOR .ALE or EXCHANGE for

css FOR sAIE-A ANAL farm 10 the town Of Green.
W ourgh Weschesler County, beautifully located On
- the Ssw-mill River road and the cross road leadnf
from Dobbs Ferry W ire Plains consisting of 10 acres
Of first quality OF land well fenced and beautiful new
house cottage built piszza three sides, snd store
connected, built by day works years ago this Spring
large barn, and stream Of water running through
the Of the premises and we'll in front Of the door
and about OF Locust grove. y miles from the
city sad 4, miles from Dobts Ferry. where steamboats,
land four time, day. and three quarters Of mile on
How lands mills. -nd well situated for any kind OF busi
private residence For farther particulars inquire
OF ABh. STORM near the premises, or Of w. srOR .
10 Hsmiltoo-st N Y 30 ~
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WESTERN PASSAGE COMPANY,
IT, SNEW-YORK, for the pur ls,-.iTTITTsii
sstss=- pose ofmsetiug the just e 1.ss< -.

IT, NEW YORK, for the pur. ~ a., nj
sspf.e..tN pose Of meeting the just De -.
~ sucs of the public, IN tho
want Of safe cheap and comfortable conveyance Tor
ernigrsnts aud other persons wishing passage ives
and North and also 70 relieve themselves from the cd
OF frauds heretofore prscced and prevent the same In
f1ursto secure the carrier moderate compensation
and TO the traveller safety sganst i'm positon-the propn-
etors Of the prnc upon canals have established
the above Company which IL under their immed ate cafe
or Of agents Of character and ability.
The Company propose making very low pnees-to pub
lsh them and allow higher price 70 be lszan 10 any
case several points the route the nan sso fespon
sbe parts, will BE- given who will be sccountsbo Tor any
wrongs and will answer snd satisfy All just complaints
Prices and the names Of all parties VIII be zYsn As soot
a, prices are received from the Lsses &c 10 the mean
time TIE Western Passage Company will furnish ooss
one. srch emgr,ns nsy wish TO take passage e
Buffalo at 3 each and luggage 15c per 100 lbs
90 forward the opening Of the canal and II they wisi
10 70 beyond Buffalo they shall 60 st the lowest rate
fare when the cans. Is open.
Storage g be furnished free until the canal isopen 70
furniture Of passengers going by vsPrincipa Othce 10
l57 Cedsrst Refer 20 H. ~ HOLT,
ALI - President Board Of Forwsrders.
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CITY ITEMS.

TvxsDAr, April II. is4s.
OsE VorrR LISA Loco Foco voter OF the
sixth Ward hit by stone the side Of the head this
morning about day break and his jaw bone broken He
had 10 b. carried home In consequence and sbe TO vote
whether he was . Gilnsftn or q k6her are not
informed TIE event took place the of Centre
and Anthony SITS
" HARRo HARRlso 10 now In this City, and
viii soon embark for France He Will deliver his Poem on
the French Revolution Saturday evening at the siuy
vssant Institute
AoRr IsckSDiARisn.-The stable OF Mr. John
son, Twenty fourthst the set
on are about hafpssi O'Clock yesterday morning. For
tsnasly the flames had made little progress when
they werssubdusd. after doing but little damage Shortly
amer the foregoing the stables OF Mr. sylvester sparks In
Twenty srs-d the Sixth discovered In
flames and before the devourng element could suodned
tie stables four frame buildings aud two horses de
ssroyed. There little doubt bat these cslsmitie,
have been caused by some villsis Of an ineendiay.
RossrRy-The Office of the True Wesleyan
nswsp.per In Spruess ~ss rssously entered FRI.
cay night last during the porary absence OF Rev NJ
rrnsl., Who usually sleep: 10 the one, Mr. rrlndle.
specie three gold pencils sod several bank notes There
we've several counterfeit notes In the unh along with
some that renune and the rosues cooy took down
the counterfeit detectof examined tho bills and left mos
Of thoss that were spurious
LosBY THirvEs.-Yesterdsya afternoon there were
stolen from the premses $50 Rvineen Of brown over
pair Of dran psntaoons cloth CLOAK, and other
uslss q clothing, 10 the value Of $50. No arrest
CENTRAL SGssioss-Sarah Vance was placed
upoa trial for having stolen the 9Th of February last 81
from Andrew Hessoe. The Jury found her guilty hut
sommsn dsd her the mercy ofths Court Sentence de-
fssd The Court then adcurnss until "Wednesday morn
ipg.
Police. -Yesterday A. the steamer Bay State
approached Pier No. s. North RivsI she slseksd speed.
and Of the psrsons board hailed officer Hamilton TO
board there inspected to be in the
psrsops Who thought TO have heea connected
brsakinp into clothing store in Newport Officers Hsmil
ssd Dodge took the suspected parties into sussody
and IA their possession found two csrpetb,ss
taiu!rs quantity Of clothing and themselves
dressed In srttoss Of lite description They tshen
before the Chief Of Police who remandsd them for far
Their examination.
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MARINE JOU X n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived r brig Falcon, Pitt, Bermuda 10 ds srow-
root, nc 20 Tucker Lightbourn.
Columbian brig Fere fsgo, Sierra Para 18th ult India
rubber To III X Corning a Co. Lef brgs Santiago, OF
Plymouth for NYork day; Eagle Of and for Salem
DO 9th irst lat 81 g. Ion 70 S. sDose schr Nahals OF
Ellsworth, I'm North Carolina for Boston. Same day, la
SO 81 lou p S. spoke schr Almirs Of Phsdel fm Hava
o for Boston.
Brig Arve Bramhsll Trinidad de Cuba 9 ds, molssse',
10 Chastelain Ponvert.
schr William Burk Lawrence, Savannah 10 ds cotton,
TO master.
SaiIed-ship Anson, Burr, for Charleston.
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poPULAR TREATISp

A DDRESSED TO YOUNG MN containing com
n pete OF the origin, symptoms and progress OF
every dses.- and of the consequences OF excess
% svery resder--by Edward IL. Dixon MD. PIP. 250-
Price 81. Eighth edition.
The medical and daily press In every part OF the I'M
try have expressed the highest sentiments Of this vsus
bic work IL can he bound 10 any part OF the United
States at postage Of IS ssns Postpaid and cash orders
m27 MWSFlm' cor. Johrst and Broadway.
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BOOK TRADE.
WOMAN AND

TIER DISEASES from the orsdle 20 the grave,
adapted To her instruction in the natural LAYS Of her
system and AL the dueases OF her critical periods, by
Edward " Dixon. N ID PIP 325, sixth edition, 81 p.
Thi. work ooutsns complete review OF the origin. symp
toms and progress Of Pfoapsus and all other uterine de
placements language adapted to every reader The
medical religious and daily press have expressed the
highest sentiments Of this vslusbewok. Ii can be cent
bound 70 any part Of the STATES At postage OF ID e,'
postpaid and cash orders onlysepded 10 For sale by
CHARLES n. RING,
AuaEfr,s ro,nst NJ IohD. AT and rnaiwav
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TREES TREESIl TREESI,

50 A LARGE LOT OF AlLANTHUS snd Peach Of
NJ all kinds with many other varieties Of Fruit ara Ofns
mental Trees-slso 10000 large Asparagus Roots
Apply 10 Mrs. WIN. STEWART, cor, One. n ndled ano
rwsnty sirth and Eighth. avenue, and JOSEPH LODGE
r urserymar and Landscape Gardener, Morrissnis De
pot In Harlem. NJ Y N. b. L. In acknowledging past
ayCrs BEG 70 say be continues planting and ieyingou
atty md suburban Gardens In modern style m45 5~f
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r.. rsssssEzszS1 NETWORK AND H.
~ s;SE ERIE RAILROAD.

Spring tTrGHgtnatNfs
Two Passenger Trains each wsy daily. On Monday
March g. and until farther notice the and boats will
as follows;
For PAsssSsEss-Lesvs New. York foot OF Dusue-stD
At 7 A. NJ sad p. NJ
Leave Port Jeryis at ocl0ck A. NJ. snd 3f N.
Leave Otsvis At 81 A NJ. and 50 p. NJ nj tdis-
town At 7 A. NJ and Top NJ. Goshen at % A. NJ aud
4 IS F. NJ and Chester a. 7 IS A. NJ. aud 81 Y. "
Except for personal baggage when placed In tho hsnta
Of the basgasensser the Com will not he response
bic for sny article put upon tho PASSENGER boat train
unless r-celp pied for by tho duly authorized sgent
FoR FREtGBT-Lssve New-YoTk At 8 O'Clock, r. N per
barges Samuel Marsh, Henry suydsm, Jr and Dankirk
Leave Port Jefvs At O'Clock. A NJ.
nj Il w. T.. SEYMOUR. Superintendent
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=. = NEW ,A.KASegEMlE5N,TI, 1t, TO

-
natl, BY Morning and Evening uans
from New.York. Philadslphia Baltimore and CumbsI
land without delay Passengers having choice oSs
night travel the moaasins, BY the Great oni.so
states Mail ssssnser Route Through In ~ hours
from New York 70 Pittsburgh and Wheeling ,neVee "
Cincinnati, ST. Lolis, New Orleans, and TIE SCUM sno
West Passengers goisg directly through 'y 'he
MsilTrsips ~ -. a,
Leave New.York, foot of Libsdy-st ct A. NJ; and ~
NJ for Phi phia aud rsrt with aes oi
Leave Philsde phia by Top NJ rsn oi snt
in tine connect with ~ tt.n 'or rso1fsn
and Wheeling going directly through ~'"eeN oe'sy
Leave PhiiaoeI pnia BY Railroad from the corner o.
Eleventh and Msrset-ss 81 ~ !" Ior psuno'e ~
arrive 10 time connect WITH r. ~ va 70. fnsoet"
and WheeinE and soios si.c,l ,a,o y. so,s n.y.
,t ,Sanasy sscsDted) aud lods in Baltimore
Tn. only lin. On Sunday from Philsdsphis for Bsti-
mora 10 By Railroad al 10 r. n
Leave Baltimore al u a " ana e. M oaaiy " w
gsltimors and Ohio Railroad
Law. Cumberland al { r. NJ aod A. N. By twenty
d. Itoes OF the National Rood and Good lntsnt stage
Cosoaniss and In Pittsburgh Wheeling nett eve
niax snd tho following morning.
P.scngers for Pittsburgh take the splendlo new sna
nodsrnbu steamboats, at Brownsys, and thefeoy
only "a miles Of staging on the whole route ,,,,.
FirsLcl,s STEAMBOATS, leave Pittsburgh and Wnsene
regularly and forwarded without delay 70
Cinciun sti and all ports in the soath aud Wet
~ Take Notice i-1ekels not sold IN view Iofs '"
Psssensersfor Baltimore, Pittsburgh or Wheesiss.
This notice becomes necessary on account OF severn
sons ticksts In Ne~f YORK. for other lines sno no
holders such tickets supposns they were authorised 70
pass Ia our hcsss trains Baltimore snd the Sontn ana
West. They have connection with us. ,,,,
For throashisss BY this route apply 10
Sosts Thirds board stssmboss uoch 81 weAf
Fare through from Philadsphia Pittsoofsn SNi 70
Wheeling eS, with the privessof stopping o. baanore
.na rs.a~ns ''a Pss'ur. !O sMsER asssa
Adams Cos Express Once 10 Wsii-st q II A. n.
O. fsylors Hotel, % Csftlssatst
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~ THE PROKIRTORs OF STEAM

E6N7E5OAIs Wlshng beIIs hung ~oat DO
well 70 psya Welt board the steamers
Nagars, MountAin.er, Governor Thomas Powell, Johs
Potter. Admiral, Say State, sc. ~ "a examine h.
Homers Improved Patent Gons Bell especially adapted
for steamboats, put neat and strong and warranted for
ons year. variety OF these Bells will be constantly
kept hand for the accommodation o. cspns soe pro
pretors living At distance, By OF - Annst New.
YORK N BIO person 10 authorised 70 contract Tor
work in nv name a. attend 70 IL in person ms I'm
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Ia. Gsssssatsa h3 s,;ysGsS rsEr

RA Captain J. Brooks Jr will leave NewYork from the
pier foot OF Market srsot, DAILY At ~ O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sundays sycepted.) for BRIDGEPORT, whers passen-
gers take the elegant and commodious Of the Housa
onie Railroad arriving State Line at 300 and SON M
Stages Ia connection with tho 20 Lse Lsgpa,
Old stockbidge Cunsvils, Wnsted and Norfolk. Also
70 Litchfeld, Woodbury., Dsnbury and Bethel
II No Of this Company IL authorized To take
charge Of Specie, Bank Notes valuable pspersor to
receive them for transportation on any condition.
FREIGHT received at the depot foot Of Mststst from
o'eock A. NJ I'll O'Clock P. ~ Positively not after tbss
hour. q n PERRY. Akant Once on The Per.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

LoBBY TRirvEs-Yesterday afternoon there were
stoes from the premises $50 Rvinsteps t brown
coat. pair Of dran psntsoons cloth CLOAK and other
usss u clothing, 10 the value OF $50. No arrest