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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

Thosa Whig Legislature has elected a Loco
Foco Senator Mr.. Baldwin. Wing. Of Sabine
voted Loco Foco on the first two ballots on the
third for Kenner; but then Aessrs. z. Garcia
Paibam. lsenstors Watkins and BienYenue-
four Wbigs-voted for 5ouls-Mr. Parham said to
prevent the election Of Slidelll
PIX. Wagner Loco was next elected state
Printer by "a votes to 60 for Magne Wei'se
fWhies1 three Wings snesking whereupor hav-
ing done fall day work for Wig Legislature
the Joint Ballot was dissolved.
-Merrick, f. II. Foster II, Johnson-al' our
Whig Senators who voted for Annexa;'on-are
now ogerbosrd-not one Of them receiving Wing
vote for reelection Two Of them are supPlanted
By Loco Focos and the other by Reveriy johnson.
Lee. lin take warning Janagin, who destroyed
the Tariff OF ~ is also out-not Wing vote tor
him 10 n Wing Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

CY THE VOICE OF THE WHO'S Of the Com
mercial Emporium, with regard to the Wing can.
oidste for next President, was expressed by their
General Committee last evening-the vote for
HrSRY CLAY being about ticea,y to one In favor
Of National Convention, and Of implicit Difference
to its decision, the expression wac unanimous
We understand that Poblic Meeting will probe-
bly, be soon held TO give full eject to the Judgment
of orr Wing citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
RRooKLYN ArFAlRs-

~ We once more call the attention Of cur
readers % the Lecture which Prof. sEocm Of CAsiL viii
this evening deliver at the Brooklyn Institute upon Plus
TX and Italy The leading points to which the Lecture
will be devoted may be found in another column We
have no doubt that IT wall be interesting ana useful dis
course.
~ Hon Judge Greenwood Of Brooklyn, re.
ceived on Monday gratifying token u the esteem
in which he held By the brethren Of the Church the
saviour IN that City. who presented 10 him costly pair
II elegantly wrought Silver Pitchers bearing the follow
lng Inscription Presented 70 the Hon. John Greenwood
by members Of the Church Of the Saviour In grateful
money Of their high appreciation Of bis gataous
is orgsniss. Brooklyn, L. l., A. d. isis'
CHARTER CoSVESrIos.-A number Of the mem.
bers Of this Convention assembled at the Common ccun-
cn room last evening not however sufficient 10 form
quorum tie Clerk therefore declared the meeting TO ssnd
sejo1rne5 until Thursday evening next.
BRIDGz.sr. FERRY-Parsusnt TO a grant made
By the Ferry Commissioner Of the state Of Sew-York.
company has been formed 70 establish line Of ferry
boats 70 pig between Brtgest. Brooklyn and Peck-ss
SevYork. L, uncertain when Will 20 into operation
IsoUTsr- Melancholy accident Coroner Abrs.
hans held iugues; yesterday q, the corner OF Butler
t11 bono SIS Up me OJdt or bfd{et fcirce, aged 10
years, Who sao- by her brother 20 years old between
ant o'clock or Monday evening last II appears that
M PIERCE 10 the afternoon took his gun home loaded
with slot and placed e Ia bis sitting room TIE son IN
the evening observing the gun, AMI sup?osng Il
loaded took ~, sBt puttng cap the lock- pointed
u his sister who sitting ihs sinc0w IL went
o. aud the content o5ged IN her neck just below the
ear fell senseless The door and expired ~ about
IS minutes. The Jury fcard q verdict, That the De.
ceased 70 her c~sh BY the discharge Of gun in tns
hands Of her brother james Perce SAID gun being n,
time loaded with shot,"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A bill providing for the Apportionment Of sena
tors and Representatives among the several coun-
ties OF this State passed the Senate on the 9th
by strict party vote-ls to IL: every Senator pre-
sent and voting The Apportonmen, IL a. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

r. Our hopes Of PLACE are still buoyant, and
we trust that the clouds which yet obscure the
prospect will speedily be disspated We await
the next arrival from the City of Mexico with III
tense interest We do not believe anything more
conclusive than we have already had will trsnspre
n, Naahin2ton until after that arrival
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
n The steamship ACADIA, with fourteen day

n The steamship ACADIA with fourteen days
later News from Europe, was telegrsphed at Bos-
ton when the train left yesterday morning and her
adv;ces would have been received by rs at an car
ly hour yesterday bat for the disabled condition OF
the Telegraph. We shall Of course receive it by
Mail and Expresses this morning and issue it in
Extras az early as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

n~-scrstic whis General Commune
-, Of Ne~Yorh, Tss'dsy evening. lsoraa'y -
o. To- -. following Preamble and Resolution "''
s.nr-.., henry CLAY Of Ksnt.cty nov 10 ws, as
49, .mphstosy the frst choice OF tne " ~
ione - pr,sidsns - We oereve ne - "e o'
o. ~ oar State AID Of the Union Aaa cAereos
the III " ~ sst three year, have gwen the Ooanuy
tne ressoss lament thai he was DOT eeetea
euoos - Hl,rsss Mr. Clay 10 UNCHANGED 10 princiPie
IN passed In services and IN worth our
seo a. IA and oar leader and champion stil-eest
, ess unost warmly loved, sad most thoroughly con-
49, :, ~ Iii living Vhgs; Therefore,
ps.aI,~d Tnss this Commftee cherish The same feel
~ r., Hsssy Clay - have teen manifested by us in
49,. Of ,ors tost they recognizs In him State man and
p.,y,o, without reproseb, and believe him calculated
sh,s All Others THE MAs In the present state Of the
eoun,ry whose character worth desgoae ~ the
behsf Of the whg party q the Union for
IN. Presidential Chair. apes IS. Noes 3.
R<s,ps That cordially approve Of the call OF Ms
tious nominate Wing candidates. Tor Presi-
d~ot sed Wee Presdsnt to be supported At the coming
Election; and that eheeruly conssnt 70 submit oar
prersnces to the decision Of that Convention sno 20
ABIDE by aud cordially sustain the choes 10 oe ths'en
made BY The collective wisdom OF tbs Whif psV.
R>solved Tnst these Resolutions b satnepti
the ssuatpres Of the officers Of this meens anu pH"n'
ed IL all the Whis journals Of tn,s City o,,r ,.,,
7O = so MIL .ws y''s Prs''d'"''
yosr,H risss."' seeretais'.
aL.g 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

ty- Major BoRLAsD, one oftbe Encarnacion prs
oners who was captured with Maj JoHsP GAINES
Capt CAssiUs NJ. CLAY and others, is talked OF as
n Loco Foco candidate for Congress in Arkansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
b. Overland Express to The TrlJuN'
Inni.iann ID. =. senntor-Lo.t /.

PIERRE souLE Loco Of New Orleans was on
Monday. 2lth ult By IFhig rote', elected I. ;
Senator from louisiana Tor six years from the 4ih
Of March next-iD place Of Hon. HESRr JoHSsoS
Texs. Wing whose term will then expire The
vote stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
Markets.
Jan. "a.

Conoa-The expectation of later news from Europe has
rendered the market less animated, and only 5000 bales
have cham ed hands without, however any change in
prices Spgar-Thrre was heavy stock on the levee,
and shoush there good deal OF difference OF opinion
ss to the Of the sales should think that some
hhds rave changed hands AZ about 81 Cts et
for fair. MohlLe an -, 1913
Cot,on-Yesterdays mail brought Dgief aud i'm
perfect telegraphc sp advising 0i the arrival 81 New
York Of the British Of the ls inst from Liverpool
Ii iupos,b from these accounts 70 arrlve - any sss
factory conclusion 10 The OF the foreign makeis
Yet moderate inquiry followed 10 our market and dur
ing the day sales effected 10 the extent OF to ZOO
bales la these transactions prices h1t trreg
uar and Ia some parcels closed a. 1tc ce-
cline L on the whole the mslket may be SAID 10 Be
s.h tly essieIMiddUE6 q @d4c The sales Of Saturday
and Monday amounted 10 sboul 500 bales each day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
shin New.....Nrw.oRLrAss.J J.

Arrived ships Plato, from Boston; Agnes, Bremsn Jno
cuTrer, London, Dec bark Hannah sPrssue, Beverly,
Mass
Cleared ships Lochnvsr Hsvre; Ms;oks, Liverpool
bs'ks Ayrshire, do; johanna Bremen. bns Johannes,
Trieste NOZZLE, Ian -.
Arrivei. bark Mszepps- Rio JsneirOi brs Republic
Cleared bri. Gen wor,h. Cheney, Providence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

Arrival of the Acadia,
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Money Market Improved-Fall In
Bread Stuffs

STARVATION N IRELAND. AND OUT
RACES EXTENDING TO THE NORTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
From Neutrality-suspicious. Duel.

7 :
At the Presidents dinner this afternoon there
were about forty distinguished guests, among them
Gen. HousTos The evening leree was attended by
large and brilliant ssseInolsge Of citizens OF both
parties. most Of them attended BY their ladies'
Among those present were twelve orthirteen Qus'
kers in their honely gsrb
The weather is mild dispatch was received
tonight from Rev. Mr.. DoneLan OF Baltimore no.
tcing report that duel vas to be fought today
a, Blsden,burg. Mr. Scott Of Philadelphia Is said
TO be one Of the parties No tdings Of the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

w. ar, Injected Foster conductor On the spnngtei
snSvs- Haven route for Bos'on pspers Of yesterday
W. are also INDEBTED Msssr. Wells Cos and Henry Co.
Exprs>ses for Albany papers Of yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
By Telegraph to The Tibsse.
Clay ,feetins i'm Pittsbursh.

PITrsBrEGH. FEB. ]. 1875.
There was large CLAY Meeting to night at the
Lafayette Rooms. on which occasion great enthu-
siasnn for the great Statesman was manifested. A
resolution was passed for the purpose Of raising
money to employ an eminen, artist to take the
portrait Of Henry CLAY A resolution was unan'
inoqsly carried in favor Of bis nomination Tor the
Presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
Markets.


Lv,RrooL corTos NARSsr.-hsport tsr tie Hs.s ssl.
tHg Jan li-Busnsss 10 slow 10 recovering 10 fofmu
spnt sLd sctyiy. During the las, two three wssus
little more demand his come uroa prompted 81 s'6J
moderate incrsa.e II consumption. Bot TVssdsy ana
subsequently, Chr retrosrsde movement o. about "a PEI
b. ~ he prc-s OF all descriptions Of American, Ioose "
pecsy the better qa.lges sea Island "a per ID cwef
Other KINDS without ch.ns- 80 AmsrcsI see
citation and 80 American for export sales for the vess
p $50 bales.
LIVERPOOL CoRs MARgET, Jan. 4-Limited defnsss
for articles Of the trade Western Canal barrel, ana
Irish perhEs sack Flour In less active censat
Indian Corn snd irdisn Cora Msz were bot little iaasse
for. On tbs In inst the beat VI Wheat ssc eooss
s1rerhse Flour, both barrels aud sachs, maiptsiaea ~
sioss r.tes All other articles the tGIn Ia fsv""
III. buyer.
Superior brands Of American Flour merely sustan -
s9s 81 20 Sos barrel Indian Meal declined 'efna
day placing our Quotations % q aid 70 psr wssss
the terms Of this osy week Yesterday, Js4 ~ -
"a 10 ID per 70 10, Flour s. per bb lndisn Corr
2. per or ana Indian Meal, 10 per Dbl cheaper iesn
iltb ibst. -. 80.
fsO.IsgoSs-ABssrtcaa.-B bacon, "a we'll 80 mss 80
dull prices zoe 70 90 cwt according 10 eos a. sr
request Lard moves OF slowly 81 % 80 are
kess and S3s e0s In barrels Transactions he
limited There has been fair import Of Cheese ~ sssa.
LIST the dsmssd nss been qsiet, but eonsios r,y.oss
tty has passed into the esaers HANDS AZ soos' lnpl
| rsiss-sood sad tns SOC u SOS, and inferior s's
5os 70 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

e THE HrTcHrSsoss gave very successiu'
so0esrt ths Msosson, In Boston, on Monday svsuins
last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

r. The MYSTERIES AND MIsEEIEs OF NV
YoIx-P4ri H. has jas, been published BY Bcriord Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

The health OF the Queen OF Spain is 10 a mott
critcil state. She 10 Effected with epilepsy. The
plant is yecied be fatal The Importance of the
sequences death cannot be foreseen Senior ssa
msnca 10 DO impeachet for mslyersa.ioDs on The
Treasury.
Espartero landed al 81 Sebastian after an absence u
Eve years His reception enthusiastic lie shed
a. lie landed the pier, aud left the next morning
for Madrid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

A farther reduction Of the army OF occupation
has been ordered b. the Directory.
Several religious establishment had been ordered 10
pay large sums OF money 10 the Government treasury
The Pope hsi addressed the Diet complaining Of sew
era sicresous acts committed In the FEDERAL expedition
Austria, Prussia AID France have Geterainei 10 de-
maud ire Withdrawal u tho federal troops from tie az
ereni Cantons ard % restore their nGepeniency. Ras
STA and England have no. declared thor Intentions IN nis
resgsc..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

SPECIAL SgssrOSs-John Weiduer was sent 10
Risekvels Island Tor Is months for Stealing piece Of
sheeting worth 81. from the store OF Jennings An
drews 302 second-st.. Arrest whiting for stealing sun
erv brass castings. worth $40. from Edward Knox, 25
Fatoust was sent 70 the PeneDuary Tor three months
John Cowan for stealing coat worth $40 from the
house Of VIM. Evans ls9 Rescest was sentenced TO
months IMPRISONMENT IN the Penltentsry. Mary Ann
Dawson for ilng quantity ofco'hnf worth - from
John Roth. 50 Madi1on-st. Peniieutisry months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

"YoUrH's CABrSEr"-The February No. OF this
interesting ard instructive rvene puocaon has already
been is.sed. D. Austin Woodwork, lSs Ssssan-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

TIE LnE or TEE CHEvALIEs BArARD. BY W. CT
MORE SruNs Nev.Yoik; Harper Brothers, ls4-,
l2mo. Up. 4ol.
Chevalier Bayard is of the most romantic
and attractive figures In history and Mr. Simm has made
a hit in selecting him his subject. For the public Il
Will have more attraction than novel and we predict
for the book an extensive popularity The style has an
agreeable qusiutness quite appropriate to the theme
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-19
Communicated.
A Prlncely Dem ocrat.

Don Henrique Maria, the sailor prince of Span-the
disappointed sutton of Queen Isabella, who was most
desired by her and the people, but obliged by the
uence and management of Louis Philippe TO give place
to her present mpotent husband-has addressed to the
conductors OF the press in France the following letter.
which sounds most royal Whether the sentiments it
expresses emanate from principle and sincerity, from
disappointed love and ambition. in measure from
both, is certainly, considering the whence it
comes, singular and interesting document
Translated from &c Ell Eco de Europa"
GENTLEMEN great and glorious event has occurred
in France That nation has again recovered her ramped
rights and has c)nsecrated them by new revolution
worthy OF the syp hy OF nations, and of the she
class, Assuring the French people by their d,men
sious sought lamnate the honored and democratic
customs of the couny but have been baid by the in
aenabe of popular sovereignty, to which glory be
given
Having been the victim OF faction which yet
be lacking in the principles have protested the
rmes conviction did not hasten among the foremost to
hail the national which France has just given
herself and to exu in the happy which downing
nations, and more especially upon Spain My most
desire France Spain closely connected
and the ties formed by Nature hcrs, made forever nds
soluble and nm certain this is also the feeling OF the
democratic party OF Spain, which glory belonging
and whose ranks have never deserted.
feel bound accept office in Spain until my hopes
which people, with much reason illuminate against
the majority kings, less make myself
worthy of the affection and confidence of county,
the end that instead of stunning on account oil my
she may consider one OF her most devoted
and jealous defenders.
Accept, gentlemen, my sentiments OF sincere regard,
HENRIQUE MARIA.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-19

The largest Is that OF the Conse-
gatonalists that of the Catholics then that of the
Mehodsts
William b. Aston has made amends Tor tho scantiness OF
tho annuity (S2O0) left by his fathers will to Fitz Green
aleck years his ahl and capable chief bust
man-by giving him $4,000. Mr. VIM. B. Astor is
often made the subject OF remarks in the newspapers,
which are not only impairment, but untounded No man
knows better when be liberal than heor when TO re-
iuse,-in itself no slight virtue.
A little piece brought the Olympic, called A
Glance New York, has had remarkable run for
so go nights has neither plot sye nor merit oil any
kind exec pl that il illustrates the New York "bhoy in all
his pecuaritics and does it well 10 have attained
unbounded popularity. The crack phrases from it are Ia
every mouth, aud nightly it draws crowds 10 the theatre.
While the ship fever abatng its in this CITY, II
appears be extending them in Brooklyn; and much
alarm exists there.
A great sensation caused in the upper part OF the
city evening, by murder committed on the keeT er OF
tavern named Patrick CoSan, by notorious character,
known rs 'Dutch Jake The quarrel grew out OF dog
fight Temporal! o mxes!
The weather continues beautiful exceedingly A little
more would be better for the growing things in the
earth ZED
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-19
From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, April 1875, p. IN.
The runa,ca sapesAfay stiuais Baltimore
of lively SEASON. The markets, &c.
The Geographic this morning. OIL the cap
the runaway slaves from Washington, caused quite
bnz of excitement city to-day and the bulletin board
of the Sun" has been the of both sympathy and
rejoicing Some rejoicing at their capture whilst
others expressed regrets that they did make good their
escape twas bold stroke and there be no doubt
but many white persons co9nizant of and assisted
the adventurers.
The month of May likely be season of hustle and
activity in Baltimore. On monday, the 18th of the month";
the wing State conventions and the Esd the democratic
State convention, will meet in this city nominate electors
for President and Vice President On the l7 the great
mechanics fair is to he heidi and the general assembly OF
the Presbyterian church will assemble here on the 18th.
On the 22i, the national democratic convention for the
nomination of candidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent also here Then the yearly meeting of Friends
also takes place during that month and although they will
add the gaiey of the city will undoubtedly havo
lively time OF 1t.
The Taylor State convention in this city on tho
18th OF the present month"; but will probably be rather
lame affair.
The mail from the north to-day brings no intelligence of
interest
The I'm the Baltimore market to-day -four is
dull buyers and sellers being able agree terms
Holders freely offering take IS 81 but purchasers
are unwilling give than IS IS for Howard street
There is change of prices in grain, and little
nothing is doing
Whiskey selling in hhds 22A and in bbs at 23i cts
per gall.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-19
Mexico.

From the Toluca OUTPOST Guard, March IS.
PEAcE.-This is the principal question which now APP
pears agtate the public mind and it is question that
should be pleased to settled honoraby and quickly
To the private soldier would say, however go the
work of performing your duty, honestly and faithfully,
ordered by those who have the honor command you.
Let naught be left in the scale of complaint but rather by
your willingness and sober department, endeavor win
their confidence and esteem, the prospect brghens and
every fresh arrival from the United States that
the treaty Of peace negotiated by Mr. Tst will be APP
proved of by the President and ratified by the Senate
The States OF this republic, after taking the of
peace into serious consideration are fast coming
into the latter measures and it is candid belief that
many months the of you will reve in the halls
OF home, home" Again say DO of coed cheer
the magic wand of peace is ously at work in both nations,
and the day is far distant when the ovebanch will
bud and blossom from every housetop, fort, and garrison
in the republic of Mexico.
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Proposals for Publishing the Kentucky Gazette
Aeml~xVeeklY.

TIME present editor of the Gazette has been much soil.
cited by prominent democrats in this and the adlon-
ing counties, either enlarge his paper 10 publish II
frequently Having desire engage in what he has
hitherto deemed TOO hazardous operation. he has inva
raby declined all such propositions After much thought
upon the subject he believes that he has discovered
method gratifying the shes Of his friends without any
risk of loss himself aud also that his plan WILL il
ried into effect only rebound greatly the benefit
the democratic party the rapidly approaching presden
ta election but may resuit in permanent Advantage to
and to the editor.
for months, beginning the 9th of May. and ending
the 7h Of November, (Which will include the who-
presidential canvass for dollar and fifty cents in al
vance, if subscription list be Obtained sufficient TO
Justify the undertaking in the opinion OF himself and has
friends. r
To enable him and them Judge correctly upon tnis
point, subscription lists will be Immediately circulated,
with the names of the Subscribers, and the amoan OF their
several subscriptions. .
IL will be seen from the above, that the weekly
Kentucky Gazette conducted entirely the cash
system or its publication will not be commenced
This and this alone, will secure the editor and his
cacu atoms upon ceeiny. Neither viii the subsc
rnn any risk; they will certainly get the Gazette twice
week for months, their money will be returned So
that they lose nothing, and the editor Is determined
that he will not
Here them project which will ensure the democracy
of Kentucky object they have long desired without risk
TO any one So il the really desire what they
Dean Swift once said. let them down with their dust
The Semi-weekly Gazette will be printed fair super
sheet, with entirely type, be issued every Tues
day and Friday evenings city county subscribers and
sent by mail punctusy the following mornings
distance Ap4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-19

The NICARAGUA ArFAIR,-Late advices from Nicaragua
represent that the affair between the Central Anne
and the British had been settled.
The expedition proceeding onward to Grenada under the
flag of truce, demand of the government of the State
Nicaragua the of the prisoners and apology
for the insult offered the Mosquitan flag The expedi-
ton reached Grenada safety, and matters speedily
arranged by the delivering up of the prisoners and by
ample apology the effect demapded. The loss to the
BRUSH had been two killed, drowned, and thirteen
wounded. The loss OF tbs Central Americans more
seous-weve dead buried by troops, and
raj wounded afterwards died."