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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-17
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A dsc;ded majority Of the Loco Foco Members
Of our la,e Legislature six Senators out Of eight
AID eighteen Representatives out % thirty i've
.o,veoed 10 the Senate Chamber directly upon the
tournament aud adopted an Address and Rcsou
iation. forcibly sustaining the late State Conven
,,,n at tea affirming the excusiv right Of, the Del
eyates there chosen 10 represent the State 10 the
Baltimore Convention, and Significantly proclaim
os the nvincibie devotion Of the party n the prin.
cpIe of excluding Slavery from all territory which
has been or may be acquired by our Government
while Civil Liberty is the legal right OF all its IN
hsbitants until forfeited by crime. The following
are part Of the reso utions-the first being the IA
NOUS cornerstone so unceremoniously shuilied
aside at Syracuse:
R,so,td That while the Democracy Of New York Siil
faithfully adhere 10 all the compromises of the Constitu-
toa and mAr.n all Tho reserved rss OF the states
they decsr0since the crisis has arrived when mat qlss
fian most be neheir incorporating hostility 10 tie
sxtsnson Of svory into territory now free, witch has
been mty be hereafter acquired, by any action OF he
Government Of the United States
R,satd That In the Inherent selfsussining power q
the prpeip-. Of the Democratic party have unabs.d
81, Meme and reliance nor DO we for moment doubt
that Whstever Of defeat or Of disaster may u brousi
Don our party by any mercsoary designing and reseh
IRONS faction Of its pretended friends il will at early
day rise regenersed and inssoraed from its temporary
d,vresion 20 ia III is high destiny Of advancing the pro
rfsss Il human liberty.
E,,std That the shout Of Liberty which, within f.
DAYS has come the ocesn, fnds hearty and
.sfy Response In every American bosom That In the an
nj kiDs dom Of France Republic has sprung Into eAs
tsucs ia single day upon the ruins Of monarchy, csn
t bot BE- source Of rejoicing 70 all who regard with In
the hap piness Of msnk ind and II Is pTound monu
sn 70 Tho wisdom q those who established Gov
~ eat that what hu; ately deemed experiment
a. become model for the imitation Of the older nations
81 fh@ .arh from the wisdom moderation and frmuess
a. the Provisional Government Of the French Republic
IN. very b. effects anticipated aod the firm hope
g,esined that ,hs people Of France may receive the
same blessings from Republican form OF government
Witch We have experienced from our own
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From south America.

Correspondence OF the Philaeslphia Moth American.
VsLPAgAiso, America, Jsn ~. 1873
The L. s. ship Ohio has just sailed Tor Causo'
ybsrce shs will 40 California. The Pfe,ls 10 mere
coo, probAbIy S.tns for her. TIE Ohio hes been much
visited and much admired. Commodore Jonss Com Oei'
.eng-r Captain srbbing and Dr. Bsrahino visited san
tisso prior 10 her aisA With their fellow traveller over
he i.thmu. Mr. Barton. This gentleman has been re-
c-ived - charge ~ the Chisn government The ONO
b,d MT losf man By death ia siB months
The sorf- o. Glaymss sud 3szau are IN The hands Of
the Americans nov the former slight resistance was
made II the latter none a. all
Th- Ohio m,de short stay before ea'ias earn mat
coieetor ak-n board amoDs The ofhe=fs 81 d
sgms Il the men or tho Free Chapel here. aodsr TIC
charge of the American clergyman Rev d. Tfnnhuii-f
came % nearly soyentyiye dollars 49,
The int.rus stats Of affairs wss highly eTeditsoe e
ch.plsiB Rev p - CLARKE bad secured hns hbr'y Df
th- crew part Boston snd part IA RIO ms m, -h
were delighted with and hsd read 70 srsat extent No"
hoz wise th r. II 20 b eeyaird, iet . ne
fhing b. done for that cad
Revolution has Just ocrurred In Bolivia tie furmer
President has led from s1o country snd ia nov mere
Matters there are quite dsstsd. 70 they are 10 gntd-
or over the mountain. there some d.t1roAcc- IN ths
nshsorh0od Of Mend butit will not smonni 10 mveh
10 fhs srd.
The British Admiral Sir George 2 Seymour soon re-
tprrs D. ENGLAND lie only waits Admiral hofnby Nho
!. % hi. way probably, TO relieve him
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LAWSUIT BETWEEN PASTOR AND ONE or ms

DEAooNs-The newspapers report recent lawsuit a.
Northampton the parties beiag Rev. George waters rs
Deacon Increase Gilbert, action for ssnder eh4s
ing that Gilbert bad represented that Waters had are1
the church records In relation 10 his salary and mace
them read $500 Instead OF $50 After the examination
OF great many witnesses and heated trial the jury
gave verdict against Waters Mr.. Waters Was former
" pastor Of the Baptist Church IN Amherst. Mass and
and Mr. Gilbert Of the deacons
VAsDALiss.-The sncien, dwelling house in
Deer6eld Dow aoou; hundred and sixty years old
which was asaed bat no, destroyed by the Frerch and
Indians IN I70t ard si bears the marks Of her fcro
cv h. II IA said about 10 be demolished by present.
owner.
~ Mr.. Josiah Childs OF Natick, who was SO
baiy beaten and aerwsrd robbed By the Riley brothers
AZ Satick ON the list OF March. Is dead The robbers
who are safe In jail at East-Cambrdge, VIII po~ DE u Cd
for murder and there Is every prospect OF e
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From the Nantucket Inquirer. April 10. 1928.

~ A brave soldier Ia Connecticut, who received
a nuskct bSI through his body on the Northern
frontier duog the late war, writes to his TREND AZ
Washington. enclosing several silk watch chains
manufactured by himself az follows
Ifyou think proper, please 20 give one 70 WI N LA .
lie is the m.n th., depend npon continue the wor<
has sbly begun for the abuse that has oeen nespee
upon binl no reasonable but thnks u VIII
his advantage HA<n a bos altrays found ne aPpNnet
t had the clubs and stones about u, %" ae oe ~
ylss.r Z.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

ssxcrIOs.--in TIE ss "s from ko Jane"o' p"'''"'
Do, ssiufa4y's Mime The statement that ton V'''
IS entered inc town ~ Aontevaeo, shon1 h'V' rai
b.t tie French hal resolved not - resist any longer
Gen. O res sn,erlug the town q Monievdeo'' &c
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Treure cree, APRIL ,lsis. THOMAS MoELRAru.

AsoTHER MURDER IN WEsTcHEsrER CoUsTf.-
We learn tina, Mrs. Hammond, wife Of James Hammond
resrg lhe town Of White Plains, was murdered on FRI
FAY afternoon, by an hishman IA the employ Of Mr.
Hammond. Tue facts far we hsve learned them, are
This irshmsn wat a, work In the wood yard, cutting
wood and when Mrs II. 20 give him some insirue
TONS be struck her the back of The head with his Ak
esnsing horrd gssb. Mrs. H. fingered III 10 O'Clock
Friday night when death relieved Der OF her suerirgs
TIE murderer had arrested at the latest accounts
Anwsrd bas been offered for his Apprehension.
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LsnARrISE-ln letter to friend dated March
and published In the Courier dss Flats Unis. Lamar
se ssys For seven days have hardly had breathing
tre have passed three without ceasDg TO hsrrsngue
ssd the mds; OF 60 900 men, more agiaed than
the Of the sea- but n Of fire aud oil iron.
Goo has protected now may be protect the Mother Of
IDEAS great hesrts-ls Franoew
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SRw.Yoax, MONDAY nOev,NG. April ~. isas

~ TO- ard q reverence O.. think Therefore the kirs
vii remain sach Int o. how sh0rn o. a Inst maze him
powerful Like the slow~orn, be may shine, buiwil
be harmless. ~
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TIE AsrOR EsTkTF.--We learn from very good
auth ry that the the estate q the stejohn IA
cob Asor does not exceed S7.5O0o00 u which about
81 600 600 10 real anf 50 100000 persons The real =
given IN The form q life estates with power q tns and
selling. Mr. Wm. B. Astor has hsf tie resJlary pei
SOM estate n bis oFn fight,-say g .oooiNo 20 lSoO
0On He is said % have received 100000 several Yeas
stree from an uncle Henry Asor. which, oy good manage
meat snd economy. wish additions frnm other sources
amounted a. hg date ~ his fathers tece'se. 90 shout
81 0nO e0d This with What ne receives from the present
estate 3 be rcsllry egsiee. E form an aggregate Ap-
sroachng The wealth Of Dis father Il IL understood that
NJ WIN g. Asi0r has. within few DAYS pas' made So
vcra very 10 raj donations including $1,000 10 Fitr &.
Haect lon. the faithful Secretary ara Agent Of his IA
her and IS ~ Society for TIE Relief Of lrdrent
Female. Otnel persons n the employ OF the Deceased.
beside Mr. Hseok. have shared IN the bounty Of the
son The above cas- affords another illustration 81 tie
20 form eNtrsyagAnt cs.sis OF private
f1risnss iJOulal OF commerce
u TIE estate Of NJ Aston = more than double The
amour, stated By the Journal Of C0vmscs Their inform
sron sas no doubt from god bn' Il + not al
ways the case hat those who know the most communicate
al they Do knew. [Ed Trb.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT hEyOLT.-Three seamen
cfths ,hip Vbsinia. named Lsndermsn Ross snd VIII
ams were arrested ye.erday afternoon BY the L. mar
,hal end brought the city charged with an attempt A.
revolt ia the lower bay.
Police Joseph Henry, his reputed wife Jane
Wason srd Frederick Watson arrested BY nh,ers
Coed au aud Hulse chsrse ~ having robbed John
Rstdte Cf KnoE county Ohio by The panel system %
s-schft the apartments Of the accused wallet coosiu
The moaey was identified by Mr.. RsPdise. The aecus,d
were committed 20 answ-r
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CITY ITEMS.
sAruHpAr. April IS. isis

aNtI1 NJ" - -
All FOR ECE0PE We learn that the Hibernia
which sails on Wednesday. already has her fun CON-
pement Of passenger and thar the Washington which
sail, the next day. has forty already engaged
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SPECIE OvgRBoAED-The Cincinnati Chron'cie
tss The following, which Il both sad aid ilfcrons;
.One OF the emigrant Germans Who came 10 ~ me
Dacbess' having The nice little d $50 10 the hzri
sun fearing 10 might Sc carried % BY ne hght-nngrfed
gentry r0ei It up nicely rae. opened Ms sra" INST
rrls ard dcposod amongst the str4s r sale keeping
xbout advising his wife o. what he had done As asv1
wien steamers nearing port ths clerk gave the olsf'
% wesh The fregh, previous 70 making out 'ef oi-
me We OF the German noticing th1 man weighing tner
rnaves carried thu bed % The aiergusrd o2erei u ana
thfew he stray overheard hr tie purpose o. MAKING ne
u,.i.ht o The bed less Tceir sock was being ~esheo
VII TIE husband discovering that TIE contents 81 me
- htt hen taken out Immediately commenced sclfch-
rc Tor the dimes me wife iniurne1 him Nhl- $40
hst 51ue The re lder Imagine the German si-ut-
don thOusaud miles from bone, without eent o. NO
~ ia HI. poekef' &c The AFFAIR l-s<ed out. ard got
anon the cabin passengers when they raised soO o VIC
distressed and the eerk Knocked % hs fegrt o- ne
f.cs are highly crsdfabe 70 ire PASSENGERS ana 'e '
To-, will no DOUBT teach the husband 70 bide 10 nois
cash in bel TEX ant keep NJ more such secrets ron
MS wife
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MACHINERY, &C. tor msnufsctaleu II s0earlnf
vi sehua with extra SPIRAL and iron frsue two ysfos
vide made b J. Ration, Glasgow Power Loom
Card cutting h.chine, I Cnmpisx do; J-eq1Ad oo'
- Pesd, sbuttle. Press BoaTds &c F0r sale low bJ
J. C. ERSENPUTsCH, Pin7 ct
ala ~ near sIo.dw.l.
SHOW CAsE-. SHOW CASES "A Isfss . ss..,.
Smsot Of us~ and sscood hsnd show Cases constaauJ
ca hand snd Show Cz<-s msds . orssr Also Snos
Css-s tss co Ia excheuzs b. X FEEBLE = lls vf.sc-
81 three doors east q bro,dSsy 81 -S fo@a
napER. -TATIOSERY AND BLANK BOOKS
dealers And others will mad az the stationery "sfe-
hou.e 81 FRANCIS LOUThEL, N hndeo 'lsn-, sssv
-it- s,xs on Account books Letter esp and Sate fs-
80. Easeops f1r Letters, Notes and Csds bonses
bg.rd. Perfsf.t,d Eoafd, Petent P'rees'a iasrsnos
safe, Fsbsrs first qualify LEAD Pencnhi eias 80
ga- Ick. Copying Presses Notsrtrl Presses nshI.os
-st.t- " Ttsrs Nsr Wsfsrs Gold rens aisu'ona gosn
A. reduced prc-; NOTES Drafts R,eepfs Ttns "ofl sna
WAGES 30 a. Hotel Registers, AID All arnies ~ ~
s,.tioces which se A. very ,o~ p,'es ,ra
10 suit parehssen rkArClS - u.iS.nl.n.
ais Manufacturing Ststohe' -
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~ Notice r. hereby given hat Books vi, 20
peG.d IN .soser elou u the Capital Suck 81 the rero
sad .po. Railroad nps1y' in the City q New
Ycrk by " J. HOLMAN of.Mian1i Co Is. on Monday,
Tea 10 be kept open FOR indefinite tsrn Of time
ggsr per sLt upon amount required 81 ths tims Of
sehzerIb, mlt 50
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AcciDESr.-A young female by the nsme Of
Elizabeth Hess. stepping from The eubsoue At the cor
nsr II BrosisAy yesterday afternoon fe 3own aud rae
,nrtd alub She Immediately conveyed 20 tie City
Hosqliai by policeman Il the Third ward.
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~ Wnter-Cure Establ

~ Water Cure Establishment, ~ Bont-st n r.
and syo.ses, Long Island. JoEL Saw, and Dr..
Eoog 10th pupils Pesnitz stteod 20 pstsns above
Oos Of the Physicians least will be Ia constant attend
go =. syo,ss City prsstic- attended 20. sl5u lstp
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MARYLASB.-The Boonsboro and haserstown
papers represent the crops Of wheat In that section OF the
country ss looking very promising and with fAfof
prospect for plentiful harvest than for the last six years
IL sin carly speculate. lBslrmore farot
PENSsrLvAsIA--lt is with high qualification
tina, we learn the txcsen state Of the crops In every
section of the country We have heard OF no complaint
from any direction Every farmer Is in hope Of an aour-
dant harvest In our vicinity. II truly delightful TO see
The manihcenuy green fields promising glorious re"aro
for he tolls of the hardAsted and honest yeomanry OF our
beghbofhooj Hanover Spectator
CRoPs N LoUIsIaSA.-The PiaqDemiae lLa.l
R0B0h and Ready says The crops IN this vicinity se
in most excellent condition. The planters hsve had 20
far Ere and favorable season. and the crops Indicate al
present most abundant yield
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FfRE is DoRcHEsrER-Ye ster1ay Afternoon
sbt o'ei5k IRE was discovered Ainots ,srse q1an-
III, Of lunber stored ~ Sepon-et village Dofenesier
%. si.os, wholly aes.r0yef. t0yether With TWO small
EIdlrr, 7; was ownei y Nessrs- Cn1moeriain s. Son
whose o..as esti .tsd at 900 on ~hsa theres $4,000
,usqrAnce-SO eO0 At the hsouflcrursrs ofi;e IN ms
- "a the reminder AZ Offices In Dedhsm and Brsiu
re- me orzn Of TIE ere has rot been satisfactorily
sc-rt1lped Tne t,rs o. the Fire Dtg9rtmelts n Dor
chester and the lns towns prevented fartEer spread
OF ne danes Boston Traveller. IAN.
AccIDEsrs-Ex-GoyeT King. Of Bath, Maine.
q, ~ ..rs from The BAH Ti-,s received severe injury
10 h-si Monday BY fs ia the ss-t &C ssssaed
by sudden 60 which he has besn s1tlsst Tor sons
son q No Lsrrsbee. q BAH ~ss severely ~ounded
90 Taesi.y ~ he accidental discharge Of 81, towing
rise- Viii out shOOt "a sHcnfsi0n Tie enHt en-
Tered The mouth sad carried away part Of The upper
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~ 1Iercantiie Library and Reading Room
cit.,oa Hal e0rnsr BsskBsn snd Nassau SIS n no vol
ss, .rd al the best Literary and Scientific Periodical
America .nd Yor-sn Constant editions Of new vorn
trftisou fee a., and sefrsnrU doer 81 hsr-
,f.ot ard others snn1. subscription, emitting them 70
ali ths privileges s. Room. opsa frof1 10, VI 90 II
r. 81 By order. 6kO rEChtAmf
MI IN Rec Sec Mercantile Lib. Assocfa.iOn.
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nara ,,,xgHKLy TRIBUNE


A VERY bAg0E PAPER FOR ihh c'"'"'"f
. t,.,es aver, s.rusuAy MosSisG, A. ths Nv PFC q
= ~, s.aaru - advance ir soust ~ - - cnt''
L,-lf OKEkLkf \ HlFhkAIh, Iu'U-nr"
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From NEW .GRAS.DA-DestrH Of Steamer.
The following is full aceOuut Of this unfortunate cas-
ualty. from the Gaeela AercGHtH:
On the 25h February after having discharged cargo 81
Rarranca AMI taken board, the steamboat NJ
dsens took her departure from that place 81 T. NJ A.
most ina eoAiey after getting under way sne ~he SUI
10 sight oil the town. explosion was heard and much
snohe seen Nomeers OF the citizens Of BArrsnet and
Mr. Toi;en and his party, immediately went 20 tne' IS
.,c aud brought up the wounded 10 the town, render
ing hem every assistance possible
In spite OF all however, Capt Beekman nea on me
27,h ana sso eleven others Of the crew and engineers
come cred instanianeously, some fingered hie' ana
otbers survived few days. Tho only ones saved were
the plot, Mr. Hamburger. ard six others. MI H. had
Ms hands severely scalded.
ire cause OF the disaster was the giving way Of one OF
the boilers consequence Of the great amount OF steam
raised for the purpose Of working the engine as At - "
be Neither the engine hull, or cargo have
II Ia s.d that Captain Beskmsn had made BET ths' ne
,,os reach Barranquilis the same evening when M
Induced him 10 rs.e the steam very high more nan tne
on lis also said that there bat one engineer on
board and ne was sick.
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- 1I,rrn,tiIe Library and Reading Room,

~ The -toc kh0idcrs Of the Deiavnn INNING
r. A.. rsou-strd - meet At the CrDIou Hotel New
YoTs on Saturday next, the 22d inst AZ NJ slb II
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New-York Town Elections.

ALBANY 20
Who Wing. Loco-Foco
Absny.b Westerio. A0any' .
Bern, KNOX, betnlehtih'
Nav scotland Watervliet-lO Coeymans,
RensselaeTvllcs
Cumberland elected Mr Fryer, Independent wing,
against the regular whig nominee.
Ia wAiervlie Sloenm, Loco is defeated, aad Dunlap
WING elected by 2is majority.
TOMPKINS CO.
The town meetings have resulted in a tie in the
Board Of Supervlors Tho following is the political char
aor az The towns Dryden having been ht@ at the elee
tion tho Loco justices appoed the Loco Foeo can
ddate;
Bhi9S. Ways. Loe0-t0coS Loeo-foeos'
Ulysses, Eoneld. ithaca, Ns"pe'u'
Hector, Caroline, lansing, N'ot'"
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NOTICES.

yaeEEOLUGisTs AID SCBLlsHEEa
FOWLEA- ~ WILLS,
Clinton Hall. BJf Nassan-.r. ". ~
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Small CoMPESsArIO>.-ln the Circuit court
,,,e IN Ulster county last week, Dewitt Clinton WIZ
ns ehtsioes verdict for SIS damages against Jared j.
CSsmsos snd Elizabeth his wife, In an scon Tor eresen
Of promise on the part OF TIE lacy MADE " ne' ~ &c
n,tor 10 her marriage with the defendant ChAIn
ia I, wa. proved on tisl tbst he plaintiff hae Psia
80 addresses 10 Elizabeth for five or six years ana hs
visits were continued un within lev DAYS Of ner mar
a. - s,-as ~ plaintif-ihst they rode out iosether'
ana keot company with each other Il vas fliher saoHn
ia, Cbsnsers had sid he knew Of the e1saSemen' Is
Eln.beta had told him al seort H'ss Us !, sb cat
Sn'o " three four or five hundred dollars BATH Il
oid II should go tree as water
Nry posr OFYcE-A new Post Once has been
..,,ht.h.d a, Kaedysvile Washington County Mo An'
raward Kelley appointed Postmaster
ry- The President has appointed }: W L S,oi.s,
srEL Of Maryland. to be Conmereia Agent u 'H'
states at Monroyis, In Liberis
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A q. BADGER,
MAsUFACTUzER % The
BfEHM l. u II T.,
N -. un,ravad Flight kyff Flute.
A O. BADGER,

~. sra5w.y bstwsen Cortland aud Der sts New foh
90 unsnuscturss Flutes o. avery description ach are
in = 4 csses warranted m<' Ds'
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Hector CH"iihci hS"s"it,
D,nby--5 Drydeu-b
wESTCHESTES co.
Wigs Looos. Locos
Beaford Greouburgh, Pelham,
Cortland. Mount Pleasant, Rye, 9oiH.
Lewisbor0, Msmaroneck, Se4rsuA'e'
Harrison, North-Css'ie, Sorles' gd'''
New Rochelle Newcastle. gain, West Farms, gGin
Wes,cbes,et-6 Ossihing White Plains
Poundidge, lonkersi
Yorktown, gasn-l5.
O0e town 10 hear from
The Why's have lost towns. They must have been
asleep. okANDE %
Hhi2. Loco. LOCO
SeWburgh, Mount nope n'NlsIHA'
Monroe HamptonhWgh. Montgomery,
cosb.n WAIKIKI Deerpark.
Warwick chester Noiumah' "a
Rlooning Grove. Crawford. New WIZ lsoi-iO
The Nec5lrVh GGsste says: The dissneeton III ZIG
Leo Foco ranks. less Extensive than w0 msslnea
Except In Nesburgh does not appear TO have pr'VAea
IN snv deeree aud oven here IL ola Us more hahn nsh
800 Tor h led 10 the defeat OF our Justice without IN any
manner beneniiag any portion OF our ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-17

L 3 CIRCUIT CouRr-Ths rand Jury have been for
nearly t1 weeks investigating the charge as TO the bark
Laureus being engaged In the slave trade 90 Saturday
they found true BILLS against James Hsdenbursh, Ralph
lsb1rK, Henry Myers, Edwin Flandets, Charles Kent,
Henry Hanson jasper Robins, late OF the ship Creole
charged with an attempt revolt by refusing 10 80 60
sea slso In having difficulty with the mates &c. while
the vessel was Ia the lover bay
The civil suit Of Jafafs Collins & Co. u still on.
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SUPREME CoURr-Gsneral srm-Sstnrdsy-Causs
No 1872 /. the next Ia order tho Calendar The Gov
ernor appointed under the recent special law
Maynard and Psgeto relieve Cady aud willard The
former eentemsu will tste their seats the hst Mon
Of May and Ia connection with Judge Edmonds con-
tim. he Ter IN an Aufust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-17

SUPERIOR CouRr-D Northumberland Va. Mayor, sc.
Of Nrr York The Court considers that the affidavit aud
REDEEM ptou notice both deficient and the plsnun 10
entitled . OF the money he paid the Corporation
on purohaie Of property sold for
Tor rlssu1.
AadsrG0A vs SIms.-Same.
Ilils8n IT. ys Iittl, C0.-FoTmer decision affirmed.
Cartt co Msrchdntt Bank.-lud smsnt FOR plaintiffs
MIrrin " Drri5on.-Sams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-17
The Events OF Berlin.

The Deriv JoHraa'. Published At BiaghamPton,
fCi) has an inre>esting letter from gentleman
Who was 10 Berlin during the ate revolutionary
struggle, the greater psr, Of Which We copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-17

UNlrED STATES DlsrRicr CoURr-Befors Judge Belts 49,
Iseph OisH stsasbsaf Warrington Iving-T sehr.
Superior, bound from Brooklyn FOR East Bedford for
stone ard the steamboat Washington lrving plying be-
zsen New York ani Flushing. came In collision Oh
Wards Island on the 9Th September last, snd the
schooner wa, considerably injured Il 10 alleged there
xas fault the part OF the stesmer, and action 70
brought % recover $500 damages FOR defence u
va, charged that the person, board the schooner were
to blsms Testimony was taksn-to be continued-for
belant, Nj William Jay Haskstt and Mr. Moreton Tor
defence Msssrs J. and j. W. G. Leveridgs.