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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
OFficF CRoT0N AQUEuUcT board sept l3. 1913
NOTICE TO WATERMAN ~.-fnQlcn

!
the Of street wasners by throwing more water ihaa i
necessary or proper Three or four times a.
CURE senlln 10 the hnappls lch r ordinances OF -
Corporation and the regulations Of tie Board place on lie
use Of the waller.
Tie III Regulation Of The Board is " In Of auiu-
lent misrepresentation on the ran of The apphca or a
OF The wafer no. embraced % ne apnca-on' Ok Or
WILFUL OR UNREASONABLE WASTE OF The wai-I.
the CrotOn AQuedgc Board shall have The fFlt 90 Forfeit s
payment and the SUPPLY or WATER WILL bE
No running ,ys,er Of any description will be perm.i,cd
The Department has given ons that every waste OF
this description shall he cut OF The Croion licensed Plumb
80 hat no waste can be committed UNLESS II BE IN
Tpon these views the u pub c houses stores
Ofaccs livery stables onli1us stables ali al domestic
manufacturing aud other Establishments for me consumption
Of water mus be made, every source az waste vii DC
cut Of soon Sc is discovered anu reported ~ h- Ponce
Department
The bes cornvsuce for water closets consistent with
Reasonable use OF The water. is basin which discharges W
contents when % Il drawn up by wife w handle g.
sei-ieeding uTaa- Wal De perin-L s-t-lned gre eA-
uscls from ordinances passed by the Common Council,
which will be f.ldiy enforced
Be l. ensc.ed oy lie Mayor. Aldermen and Common
aiy Of tie Cly %. New 0rk u Common CCllc convened
ha from and ater tie date Of the passage Cd s Ordinance
uri he bret day 20 NlfciiJeI nrA ensuing thl n rae-
sud every succeeding ye-r Rom The ts lay oi May 20 c
hr day OF November al pefsors arc forbid o use e Gro
ngs. amer NJ before ~; snd from lie nrsi ~
Of November 10 DAY Of Mas following afrr NJ
o. before Pm, ulles DE penalty " I'VE dollars Tor each
offence.
{ = No person or persons except the Mayor Aldermen
or Ass,tais of Tie respective Ward. shall houi pre-
vous permission 10 writing from The CTOioa Aquedlct
Board uuscrew open any hydra1t belonging attached
10 he Cotton Aeuedac Woks erected Tor Inc eNuug
meni of hfes lcNcrpi m case of ire 100 tie EDo oof
nor shall sad IRE hydrart open r longer time % b.
shall be limited n sad permission Tor sha4. use tue water
tor other purposes rau may De mentioned ssd peLs
sion lldeT Tie pela oi TOT ess tsn I'VE doas uo more
an TWENTY-FIVE dollars f0r each Cfrnce il lae discretion
" tie g.sirac before wlCmile cuml ali shall De made
b. order OF tie joint Croion AQledaci Committee.
sl5 ~ NJ. Van SCHAICk. Pres Go. A. boart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

boys and youths fine french calf double ard SIM lo
so.es dress boots Of toe latest fashion; Congress and
- all other kinds Of CATERS, hall boots Oregon ties,
pumps, and al kinds of worA made % order IN the best
manner and warranted. Repairing done 10 eOrkm er ke
msnner a. short notice. 40 Broadway, corner 81 Canast
80 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

DRowSsD.-Ycsieraay, man. whose name
Aseertaned fell board a, the foot OF Bur
hog shp and drowned before any assistance coult
he rendered. Ills body was recovered by ofhccr Don
nelly Of the Second Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
FOR SALE.

%. AT PRIVATE -iLf-i .o,s. s.us,ed % q.
- south le OF Twenty tiri-st b-iw eco ne 81 ~
k2-- second ayerlss So 0f ioi- = ieci ful By -
Ia -bs ..-h Tor hsif ne h'OckA For farther slf.is,.
a. ,oolyioA D. BLEECkER, Auc'r Brost-st a. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

z. WHITLEY lavng
spes all street rie~s
.F % execute ll oil. arl
i1r steamboat cabins.
! galleries VI Tie overs
"a vigorous. al his
uLrli..l0u uIale frf
az. Mssfl4lo II
. 49, TgkSai u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

FoRGISG LABELs-Capiaiu Boudinot on Satur-
day arrested bench warrant issued by the Court
Sessions. Jas II Moscley. and held him 10 answer for
appearance, an indictment, having been found against
him ios forging labels used upon pAient medicine
remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
IIYDRANrS AND WATER CLO>ET>-The

Executive Comu.r-e Co. tle Gaze government a-d u lr
aseueui 81 tie Free Academy. So 4w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
AnrERIcAn rGARRLE.

MEXICAN MARBLE FOR TOMB AND GRAVE
n stones posts hearths f,ggng, building &c Of supe
nor quality from quarry laiely opened m vermont io
sale Manufacturers requested % cal and examine hs
quality. Apply 81 Wesi-st isl9lm' JOsEPHF r. LlPPlTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
N NEW .TlLEFALLFAsHIo

In NEW -TN lie FALLFAsHIOS HATS FOR l8f.-
- just finished eeniemens and young gents moleskin,
sk, black beaver nutrs, DIush and Cashmere iiats,
with recent pros In uimmng and French essc
stiff islj Inn J. II. MONARQUE, Halter p Bowery.
I'll FASHIONABLE UATN.-Jusi finished he
AL mosi splendid article ever offered elegant French
sik hals a. the lo~ price Of > usually spd for 81.
Also an article al = ~ and 3 25-ueoi hat A -
50 I'M BROWN, ~ Canai-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

- E-NOOD FUKNtTItk u re oesl material
kts1- UofEulal sn1 s-rs Anl patterns fol ss!e
~ ln.i J. W. sOUraACA. IL Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

~ "ANTLPUTRID A new dsluiecting Fluid,
discovered and prepared by Dr. LEWIS FEueITwANG-
IR IL article which have tried aud cordially com
mend general Its quite cheap 7i TO 62i cts per
gallon according to quantity iaken) and Is almost in
di.pensable for in of sickness death in meat
shops, bige water, vaults, anything exhsliug often
sive odors Its virtues warmly sltesied after tral
by the principals Of the Bellevue Emgrant aud Quarn
tine Hospitals and by those Of chief hotels Health
comfort and cleanliness impcratycy require lis general
adoption a. w Hale, Courier and Enquirer Office 30
Wallst is the General AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

DEATHS AT THE ENlGRANT AND MARINE Hos
rIrALs Sept 22-Msdeline Marking. 60 Germany a.
rived In the Caroline Eliza Downing. 80 IA the Pro
gress; Predk Me,yler, 20 in the Joan Frederick Er
meet fredk stsckmAn, IN the Oregon Fredk Wiehari,
- in the Osprey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

TO PRINTER@.--JOHS D. McCREARY's Pnnl.
ng 1As can be lat In quau1es 10 suu purchasers his
DepelS >pnlcrli Constantly 90 bar h.srk Ina for - o.
- ~. - ard ID cents per lh. Also superior article of
81 = All - per h Coiogel irksred from 81 - 10 & ~
yellow, ole green &c A. 81 81 per 10 Printers q tho
10y car have kcs Of - p News Lax forwarded a. Them Tor
s. " b % deg flr llA as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

IScEsDIARIsN.-Yesterday about noon three
stacks Of hay belonging to Mr. frcste in lOl 81; be
tween Fifth and sixth avenues fire by some
persou unknown. and abou, tons consumed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

METALLIC TIKI -~-A new srtcle, win new
I'Rmole of Construction and application, competent 90 re-
leve the worst cates of hrnt With ID be- stationary
power without oleoL. n rress1re viii lever principle 10
give any amount of pressure desired Also. Abi0r.lsi
Supporters flr both sexes Pnc- from $ o s. Office i7l
Brna4wly cor ~ Macs1-lne. room a. up stairs - in'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
MANHATTAN Pfa>oroRTu

---gse...---.r isANilAIItN BffNDFDfgE
- --.y3 - MANUFACTURING COMPANY The
IL IN 7 public are respectfully invilsd To- call and
j u j !ezamine their stock ofsplercid psnof1ries
heb pre- made With view % estas .sh reputation fDf
durability lraess. nlish ard tone. Their gcau1V ci led
ali y and lc mutual ella -aceT Ol their ascension warrant
them iu ile issuance l-t they sell perfect Instrument
.es- pfce ihl any oaer uullc 10 ic United setes
Purchasers and professors are invited To- ca 4
kipp Browns stages rln within half a block ~ The
msnulsciOry. n. s. ACkERLY 7 = sniy--e grulhst
- lmeoi+ between ninth and Tenth avenues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

fEFOR CALIFORNIA AND lhE OVLhss,
49, GiONS-1he srreror very isst .silnx We ~..tsr
packet bark JOHN W CATER Rogers N'
VIII sai. a. above al the month Of October .,on.
This oilers ar cNcee1. opportunity Tor pfrsons 80 Ia
OF avaiing themselves u the Advantages poS eAe'Ns
that co.nly. 49,. s,r sfty
For freight or passage. having accomuod sncn, ~ ny
.,s,n "s.s-nrer. arpv 10 FERNANDO WOOD
To- So1ihsf corner 9 ~ -,
A com p-tert sloi IcArgp VIII ~ oui IA - "a 4
viii LAKE charge VI eons gnme1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

NUTICF-In plfsuruo- off~r "a AHffeF b. H0irsa. -
s4rnrfe oi The County ol kngs. n0tf~ hfrel 1 81
p@r.ons hssz against JOHN ROGERS. icrssr sfs I'd "a
CTS ol Bro.yu si coHltY. pfe@1t ne sl s la
thereof % of he subs r5efs, il- e.ise q ils OIL
Adam. ili cIy .f.re le .tl lsy ri ot.e
lsrL ISAAC DUFII.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

EfotHDIN(-Nil be let Hih iui or partial board TO
ID gentlemen ard their wives single gentlemen, Us ID
SPACIOUS ard hard-ou- che second floor win bed
rooms and paufnes attached and a-c. 1870 very pleasant
apartments Zoo the third story Location agreeable ana
terms moderate Apply 40 85 Amiiy - s2l w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

rRi SHES. BRt SHES ,-CoUntry Merchants and
- ile puDhc generally VII End t 70 their advantage %
cal al TIE Brush Fscoy, 80 Peafl-st Franklin square.
before p-rcnilE ard examine The extensive u
Brushes of every description. which tr subscriber sser
a. t- lowcs prices. Colstlnly hand Pal1i BnlsA--
sash Ioos harlsh Brushes Nhes. ash do. Du.tinr DO
scrhius Do ,oye DO hair do. Tooth DO Nail do &c &C
JOHN X. HOPPEL, 81 PeaElsL Frankl.a SCI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

NOVEL ENrERTAIHNENTs.-Mes MIarteni
and Levasseur have had the new hall adjoining the
broadway Thca,er itted up for their series of magic,
chemical optical and philosophical displays which will
BE- open TO the public 10 night for the frs, time These
gentlemen gave private exhibition on Saturday night
10 large number OF guests who were evidently quite
surprised with the novelty and ingenuity OF their per
formancos The hall is the most elegant Of i,s size in
the city and admirably adapted to the purpose. Mcssrs
Miarten and Leyssscur have shown an enterprise iu
this which aside from the entertaining character oil
their exhibition commends them to the patronsgcsOl
IN everresdy tobe amused public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

DRIYATF BOARDINt.-HOU~E IL LONDON
4 FOR GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES MRS
GROOCOCK, et Hal.0n Garden, IS doors from Hoioorl
Terms moderate.
Having speu. several dsy. with Mrs take pleasure n
recumrn her esah -hueI 30 such 0f our country men
ss may desire good quiet and central home during s
4 this Metropolis u Great hIlsln. VIZ. 5. BALCh.
Ionf1r. lime Cd. 1873 ivii fy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

ANOTHER SrABBiSG CAsE-Two men, named
Conrad and Charles SHREDDER were taken into custody
yesterday By of the officers OF the Seventh Ward
a charge OF having made mUrdcrous assault upon
= named Robert lsaacs 10 appears that prisoner
Conrad, held the who was attacked, while his
brother Charles stabbed him In the back with large
butchers knife, inhcting wound that will probably
terminate fatally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

DOOFING.-O.t un roofs made tEhi FOR = cents per
II foot; new rJ0 of rough plank covered Tor l celis
roofs u factories large hdngs over ~ squares for 80
PER square ami warranted GOOdwin- patent premium "
dro Pneumatic Cement SheahIrg MAKES handsome. ch-H p.
t and durable roof References and specimens d. GOOD
WINS Chimney Pot Factory. 81 Wes. Broadway betsee
Chambers ani v arrsn al lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

FABLE AND TIA sPOONs-R.ch silver plated
tab and ies spoons. Best quality German silver. DO DO
Patent s,eel handed do 40 Dxou sons Sheffield, do do
An bniara assorted DO do For sale 10 Tie ir.Ge by
the ease gross also families retail. Burning SIP
foot % Jotl-st b.
s2lw LUCIUs HART. late soara1An Han.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

DGARD rooms may be hsd a. ~ iiuu-ion-si -
ID Tne house j. n excellent order and is but few rods
ea of tway The rooms large ard very spacious
closet. attached s.so ballroom constantly supplied h
ro..I and tof wafer - lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

kkANTED-Farl returning FROM The country int
for any -srnci-v re r f he cifv country should cal
FtBRL> Done-uc Are-cy. jlf Broadway. next i9 ne
Go.hc Hall Where hey CA be suited Nl ne And 4''-i
"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

$3.50, 500 -Fr or COOPER-' TRUssHOOTs,
- sho.cssis sn0 fataL a. CHARLES s. LIN
TLVs HsrivAr- s.nr-. - Faiionst Y yislnO6W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-17
LAW IntsllIgouce.

SUPREME CoyRr OF THE UNITED STATES, February
Is, lS4sNo. 80. John d. Bowling, plaintiff In error
p Harrison. The argument Of this cause was con
tinued by NJ. Fende for the defendant In error and
concluded BY Mr. Jones, for the plaintiff in No.
80. c. McMcken, plaintiff In error, Amos Webb ct
al The argument OF this cause csd by Mr..
Coke, for the plaintiff in error and continued by Mr.
Jones, for the defendants In error.
CoURr CALENDAR-This Day Circuit. Courf-o, 10
le H. a. %, "a 25, 80 az 30, az 81, So 50, 34 80
30, 81, 80 Superior Courf64, IL, ga 49, IL 10, IT, ~
80, 81, rs, "a, 6s, SO, Id, 80, 20, 81, 80
SUPREME CovRr or THE UNITED STATES, Feb. IA =
This cause by Mr. Coke for the appellant and
BY Mr. Jones for the appellee No 80. Bowling
plaintiff In error vs. r. Harrison. The argument OF
this was commenced by Cen Jones for the plain
til In error and continued BY Mr. Crttenden for the
defen dant In
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY, Feb. 16, ls45.
EMIeRANrs.
Mr.. BuRcH reported In favor of the bill relative to
emigrants.
WARRINGTON MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
Mr. LITTLE reported against petition for donation
10 the Washington Monument Associstion'
CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT AssociATIoN.
The bill for tho formation Of charitable and benevolent
associations, was reported complete with amendments
Report laid ON the table
GENERAL BRIDGE ELL.
The General Bridge bill ordered to third read
ing.
rRoY AND eREErBusH RAILRoAD
The bill to amend the charter Of the Troy and Green
bush Railway Association, was passed.
Petitions were presented from the city of New York
for the repeal of tho usury laws.
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER TAXES
petition was also received from the citizens Of New
York to have an alteration made in the Office Of the re-
oeiver Of taxes.
oHARirABLE SOCIETIES, SO &c.
The amendments to the bill for the nation of Char
liable Societies. to prevent the formation of immoral
ieligous associations and to improve the personal s
billy clause, severslly tasen up and debated.
AssEssMErTs
Mr.. ADAMS, from the Judiciary Committee, moved
that inquiry be made into the expedency Of amend
ing the Law relative to esssors 10 require psr
subject 10 taxstion to present statement under
ath TO the assessors, Of bss real end psssoaa property
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
the Second Dsmocratic state convention.

UTICA, Feb Is, 1913.
The convention met at IA NJ; 81 delegates in
attendance. Abraham Bockee, of Dutches, tenn
porary President; Daniel H. Tompkins, Secre-
tary. committee was appointed to prepare an
address-Messrs. Van Buren,, Robinson, Floyd,
Hurlbut, Mann, futile, Crocker, Sherman.
Committee on observation-disclosures. Doolittle,
Waterbury, Denniston, Beckwith, Storm, Gould,
Cowen, Medbury. Committee of Organization
Messrs Mcmahon, Saxton, Smith, Thomas,
Heaton, Taylor, Campbell, harrington. The
organization was completed, and the Conven-
ton adjourned till half past 2 P M.
The O'Clock train has arrived, bringing a
dozen more delegates.
The Convention, on assembling in the after
noon, elected John Tracy, of Chenango, Presi-
dent, with eight Vice Presidents, and four Sec
retaries.
One hundred delegates were present.
The committee on resolutions presented two,
which, after fierce and bitter struggle, in which
it was seen that the delegates were diametrical-
ly opposed, were passed in the following form.-
Resolved That the delegates from this State to the
ticket in sooodsos with tho usssss Of the
Of this State, established, and heretofore adhered to-
upon full and deliberate exsminstion well with
the general practice Of the democracy Of other States
Resolved, That the Chair appoint committee Of one
from each Congressional district report to the Con-
venten thirty SIX delegates to the National Convention
also, an alternate to each delegate.
The Convention then adjourned to the Metho-
dist church, because the court room was found
to be too small to hold all present this evening.
The President reported the committees men.
toned in the above resolution.
John Van Buren, reported an address to the
Convention, which he was reading when this
despatch closed.
The nomination of General Taylor for Presi
dent, and Senator Dix, for Vice President o.
the United States is certain.
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THE WEArHER.-The weather yesterday was delight.
full with all the appearance Of aspiring day The win
ter has disappeared and already the butterfly tint OF
spring may be In Broadway. We have been highly
favored, indeed, with pleasant winter but what will
be done for want of ice during the coming Il
will be hard to FAY From what learn there ID
not quarter stock of ice procured by the large
companies up North River.
FiRE "A fire broke out about three O'Clock yesterday
morning, in the grocery store corner Of Walnut and
Cherry streets the stock Of which entirely con-
eHmed.
ANOTHER FIRE.--A fire broke out also about three
O'Clock yesterday morning In blacksmith and wheel
wright shop Of 1865 Eighteenth street. wch togs-
Their with quantity Of TOOLS was entirely oor,sm 3D.
Rev John N Smith, Roman Catholic pastor OF st.
Jsm.ss Church. In James street. in this city, died yes
terdsy evening o + bilious fever.
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Tho Postmaster General and the Foreign
Mails.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Sir-In your anxiety Of blaming Mr. Cave Johnson, az
Postmaster General you have copied from article in
the Journal Of Commerce misstatement Of the Post
master Generals report saying, that the company to
whom the steamship Washington belongs have
the large Of $3.50 900 for carrying the mail and yet
the revenues, sccrung to the government for ali the
mall matter carried, did not you informed ex-
coed the sum Of SIS 000-that vessel having made but
three trips since she built.
Tbs Postmaster General In his annual report states
among the additional items Of expenditure In his de-
psrtment for the fiscal year the Washington at $780,
600, the Hermann for months, $5s 333 SO but does
state that these sums have been paid Justice re-
qures that the public should not labor under such an
error and know, that thus far, the services Of the
Wssbin gon have been paid pro for each voyage
and that the whoe amount for the three voyages per-
formed, Is only $4,000 When the Hermann enters the
line and both ships regularly perform their monthly
trips the amount payable BY the Post Office departing mt
win be $4,000 quarterly. And when the line lie thus
fairly In operation IL remains to be sssu whether the
revenue earned vii not fully equal the expenditure
By inserting this, you will ohlige
CONSTANT REAPER.
Nsv Yosx, 10th Feb. le<s.
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The RECENT News FROM MBxICo-There Is
little prospect ofpeace with Mexico. Santa An
ma has been silenced but it is like the razor
strop man, who had always few left for sale.
There are always few of the same sort OF San
ia Annas left in Mexico. Bustamente has made
a pronunciamento from San Luis de Potosi, de-
nouncing the government of Queretaro, and
breathing vengeance against North America
treaty can't be made with that people. No
thing will do but the absorption-the occupation
the annexation to the Yankee government,
OF the whole republic. We have Mex
leo, and can retain it. In fact, we cannot get
rid of her. This is the opinion ofevery general
and military man who served in the campaign,
from Vera Cruz to the capital.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest Corner Of Fulton and Nassau sts.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

S.aILR hER1LD-Epery sss. tst;nsss :a:' ;.s.
cent? cOpT-3 - anHtsS-tn Ise Cns.es Hetes
Eurcyeen su6se,itess. t per snsv~, to 'scsde the pos
WEEKLY HER.dLE-Evsp SotrSsk--sk cents
per copv7SS lsk PER sTintx-tn the Unsfsd States G
sbscs6ers IS aunsss TO incl. &c The resGse.
An edition (in the French yell in the English ION,
auage) oiH be published tke day Of the departure OF
each steamer for eng port in Europe nth Intelligence
all parts of the .fmsrtcan continent TO- the latest mo-
ment Subscriptions and ee'ts recered oy Ms'rs
Cor,ski snd JOHN fer. bookseller. Henieta street,
APRESIDENTIaL HER.aLD-Erey Tassdav-One
D0HS1 ST ss cs%gsiEn r,, .,v morning, .. ,es.
onabe prices; to De Writen 81 pGin, egioIe anner-
TRe proprietor respons6te for IN mouscrpf
PRINTING Of all Kinds esecuted beautifully and rsfh
iespofch Orders received at the Publication Oce cor
usr of Fulton and NdssGu Streets 80
all LETTERS BY ms,t, for :sbserIYtons, er win
sdverfiseents to post pGtd or the postage in DC de-
Saetsd frSM she msnsy ysm;t tt.sspou,rucr ,,;;,.
important soteitea From cny qsdrfsr Of the ~os'd
No NOfICE con be taken Of snomywe.s ;oSsssnnses
seas Whatever intended for inserfson Husf oe shen
,steI By the and address the cTter not necesa
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Ws ceanef undertake return rejected conmuie stioSs
ILL PAYMENTS to be made in advance
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ADVERTISEMENTS received for one inse
tim onlv
The Electric Telegraph.

The intelligence under our telegraphic head
to-day, will be found highly interesting, to which
we call the readers attention. There will be
found the proceedings of the Democratic State
Convention, which organized yesterday at Utica;
the proceedings iniCongress and in the State Lee
gisature; market reports, &c, SC, &C..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-17

THE STEAMSHIP WAsHINGToN.-This steamer,
under command of Capt. Johnston, will sail at
o'clock on Sunday morning, for Southampton
and Bremen. The Weekly Herald for Europe,
may be had at the counter on Saturday, in wrap
pers, ready to mail. The letter bags will close
at the Post Office, ate o'clock on Saturday even
So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-17

and we shall give full account of that, as we
have done of all the other meetings. We shall
do the same of the Taylor meeting on the TWEEN
ty-second of this month. All these open and
above-board efforts to ascertain the opinion OF
the people, to discuss openly the merits OF the
candidates, are most favorable symptoms Of the
progress of civilization and independence of
mind which mark the present age, and they
ought to be hailed with delight and satisfaction
by all but the mere tyrants of opinion, or those
who endeavor to choke public sentiment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-17
Native American Meeting.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 10, 1913
There was call last night for Native Anne
rlcan meeting, but it proved total failure
There were not over thirty persons present, and
hey dispersed without organ zing