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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
Markets....BosToN, Monday

FLoUR-The market remained unchanged and sales Of
$40 bbs made Including Genesse and other coed
Western brands, at S. IS a s7t. CoAs-There was
rather doing. and sales Of $1,000 bushels were made
Including chiefly yellow, a, 81 53e RYE-sales Of 200
bnshels made at s5c oATs-Saes Of 1900 bushels
were made al sac; the market closed firm. Provisions
showed Change from last weeks qusiaons FHEIeHTs
Rates Wefe dull.
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ChAlIengera. be urn!

No one will respect you less for challenging
every doubtful vote. 1.-THE oiferer 10 legal voter,
il viii trouble him little; II not he onsht to be
troubled. Challenge especially for the frat and
last hours Of the day. We hear that rush Of
false voters is plotted, especially in the Ninth
Ward, Meet il promptly and thoroughly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

CorroS-Demani less active; sales confined 10 1880
bales. niddng 'od middling. ct aot. FLoUE-Prces
dropping sales 1000 oos incluiing 500 RIBS ONO. In
lots at IS 37t 100 Illinois, s. IS 100 al s. 81 and 400 At
IS 40 Geographic dispatch received at Mobile dated
New Orleans, April /. % p ~ SUBSECTION qsiet, wait
ing steamer. sales 1000 bales prices rather easier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

u THE BIRTHDAY OF HESRr CLAY will be
eommemora.ed tomorrow, April l2) by Fest
val at the Apollo Saloon, under auspices which
assure that the entertainment will be worthy Of
the day and the man. That the gathering will be
large a. well as enthusiastic. we have no reason to
doubt, and we but speak Of it to remind the stead
fast friends OF our great Leader, that they will miss
rare enjoyment if they fail to attend the Clay
Festival on w ednesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
Law Courts.

Law Courts.
cor,r or o,Ex AID TgsMiSEk- Tho'. Jotsssr, eh.Iss
With o0r.lsry orovsht up snd bis rsssss os~ssse
the sr0und tsss Do,s ms" saf1e rss Con-, -
th.s N. time las question t2f the uis @ne no =.
fsnsndcd
sv,s,~r covsr-GsperaI Term.-Bef0fe Juds,.
Cady. fdnons. and willard -Ih- isio~los s.ss'sa.,r
after examination sdmted 10 Pr.cuee 10 me cars
OF tho State Hector {. Amss Dsios W bssds fnse'
C Bliss. VIM W Brseteu. R0bsr, Coehrsn EaSMd {.
= Lanes. James Mckee Hsary II Mor.ng. Aosrs-
J.csson PerGy. Henry RsTson Robert o rhs, pA'a
sS.S sx.n. Tsoms. Tsyor Henry v.a sehaai
Elisha :. fcasg, Josiah savage Ellis Potter
srs,s,os cous,-Ths Court hss giysa notice that 10
sr,s two ess, Of tbs Asy tern vii be devoted u Jug
tri.. and 1863 Jurors ssiu b sgmnon,d -.
49,. ,,1Bb,n,- -Acti0o for false I'M prisonnss,
Be The pl.inif ~ss boont As az spgIeonee 20 ~ y
bsrb-r aud hardresssr In bfosd~sy AGO aiae1,
'.s- some dtsssuliy having sr'ss' Ssna'sn is .st
Mr o. caused him to be snes1e.'' -. -,.',.-sss - A.
Phrs'eoicE, OF The iaeeo,efe NE .nna eenu For
pith. MIR Aorrosh Tor def| Sif h'S'' 49, ~
Grahsn.
c,serrr couRr-B Before Judge Ha'ltut,,- = rf'r.,
VI, y,ssys Broun, Bsnj W hro.ra and "a, - IN 49,"
reeovsf S5Oc penalty on an abandonment .OSS,, - -
,ity tbNt s.Di ~ would maintain biz wife. rs aS
child whom 4 ws .s'd, he had abandoned ~ 20 =
pas q the salt are youSs p-i-on' sso ~ :, NOyen
Der tsl6. occupied the back basement IN nc thr
Mr. L.xyiile tNfs. Il fathri.l IN SN1'.S-N N-i.
came th.r. that morlns sud Mr. >. pst hef cut "
cadence va. Noriolt-stl Mr.. vscPios icaSif' va
~ tbe .,.rtnen Of her father snd mother soi 80 sea
her husband have not ved tosc her sno. Subsequently
h. va, proceeded against for seandonmens sna tss e,sa
,,g IN on,.ton given For defence Il was .aio M M
hsa roor. AZ the corner 81 S0nih Second a0d Fourth
A., Wipisn.bursh, and offered MIS- home, bat .
vs.. not scee pied This Vas denied Al eu0it VS. 40
m al. 10 -hovs that Mrs hsi not been true y her aas
800 and testimony wss produced TO that enset eatt
w., eH-r.d 20 b. shown the Other hand that Mr. O.
$3.50 - witness. that he could procure testimony that
you'd out down anything ~hstever which Mrs % her
ssa m xht set up; beside which II wss said the Zee
nony =. 10 the alleged iphdety wss ater the Gate
bond .nt on iris the Court SAID the ,snmoef
osp,t he ruI,d ost Verdict for plaintiff 500, berg
smount-For plaintiff, Mr.. Porter for deienaan'' nj
amli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

10 TaE INSPECTORS OF ELIorIos.-We have
se extensive preparations to place tss result Of this
days. canvass before the people Tomorrow morning We
expect 10 procure ruIL Hxrrsss There are however
many ,yhs but the Inspectors viii take the trouble to
coan, and declare the vote the following order We shall
doubtless snecsei sivDs the rrII VOTE, va MAYOR
AIMS HousE COMMISSIONER, ALDERMEN and ASSISTANTS
rh. course will enable US to place the ears rs's before
the people ST early hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

PHRESoLoeY Mr.. FOriLs will deliver his third Lee
ture IN Clinton Hall, this evening at ~ o'clock The
bare announcement Of fact is succu to al the Lee
ture Room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

The Jury In the case of Baxter, charged with
crime unnatural punishment Of his slave. rendered
verdict against the prisoner. with nne Of $1,000 The
Court hat not delivered It's sentence.
ship News l,ared-ship DO +. Hsrwood, Read, for
Providence, brig Hinon, Bailey, Philadelphia
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Court Calendar. TINS Dsy.

sgsssros cousr Nos IS, l0i, III H. a. lls' 10, ~
les no rs 70 49, $50 is9 70 1885, 57 TO los 10 20 Us
SiscuIr CoUsr-Nos J. n. % to- 80, II, H. H. TO- r.
coxuox Pls,s-No. 49, 80, lss, 49, 20, n, q, 50, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
Tbina.jn Philadelphia.

Cofresp0ndence Of The TfibuT 2 -
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April 10.
The foreign news has unsettled the market, and
nothing has been done 10 dsY
Our city Is without suy incident Of Interest IN tbs WY
Of local news TO day.
TIE death Of Mr. Robert Black, member Of the House
Of Representatives Of State b announced BY telegraph
from Harrisburg % dav
S.Lgs o. sTocKs -First Beard aHd iftsr-2o00 Ciuci
Bonds S. 81 60 $3.50 Penps s. Isl Penna Railroad,
1900 81 lSi 100 do 90 los leo DO 81. lt5s 1900
BIS "a; 20 Union Canal III 5000 Sch Nav %. bs
~. Ches Del Canal Stock 67.; 81 Rank, 81 l2i
Penns -: 1850 Leh gh o. 90, Ches Del Cans. OIL
Second Board and Affsr-l 600 Chsa Del &c. 81, 5oi
$50 Penn. 81, 75i $50 Chss De- 81. 500 100 Treasury
Notes I02 38 Lehgh 6, Mort Losn s3i; so Wilmington
&c. sp 500 Penna 81. 7Sf $500 Sch Nav &c. g. ~; 8o
n Copper, 81 200 Union Canal, llt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

DEPARTURE or MIssIosARIEs.-The American
Missionary Association have Just sent two Missionaries to
Ksw Mend, West Africa. Rev. Geo. Thompson and
Mr. A. j. Carter, both Of them time members Of
the Mission Institute Quincy, ILLINOIS, sailed from this
City In the bark ADARIo Saturday last They take with
them printing press and materials for publishing books
and tracts at the mission.
Rev. W. Raymond whose death noticed some time
In paper AT the time Of his death there
sbout hundred scholars tue Mission School some Of
whom have made good proficiency In reading and other
studies We undertaBd that the Committee Of the Asso
citation intend TO strengthen the mission still farther and
70 prosecute with vgor the enterprise so happily com
menced.
Several gentlemen, members Of the Committee and
Others. accompanied the missionaries down the haroor
and held told an interesting meeting on board
vessel At which Mr.. l. Brainard, OF ST. Adams ",
presided The bark parted company with the steamer AZ
sandy Hook. about four o'clock, and under iAyorins
breeze, bore of ganartly on her course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
ASSEMBLY.

Bills passed making appropriation to Clinton
Prison-to incorporate Banks for Savings Tor Clerks
IN New York to amend the act TO enable all
citizens TO bold and convey real estate to repeal
the act paying Henry Storms certain moneys to
incorporate the Neptune Ocean Steamboat Com
psny to amend the act to collect taxes IN New
York to transfer FUNDS from the bands of the
Clerk of the Court Of Appeals to those OF the County
Treasurer for Railroad from Auburn to Ithaca.
The bill to amend the charter OF the Athens and
Hornellsyile Railroad was rejected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

STEAMBOAT AccIDtST.-The steamer High
lander Capt Force arrived from the Wabash, when
about Is miles above Cincinnati The night being very
dark struck snsg which Of part Of the slarboad
guards with the COOK house. and passed up through the
hurricane roof Considerable damage done, but her
hull ysas unscathed She directly to this port,
AID viii dsisin few days for repaiI.
lPitsbursh Gazette, slh
INLAND AsD OcEAs-The new brig Walhold-
Ing Of which Cram is master left Msdison ia on the
2sth Of March, with full freisht Of pork lard -four snd
corn furnished by mesns White Co. Of that place The
destination Of the brig Liverpool The vessel was towed
10 New Oslssns By the new steamboat New World
cincinnati Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

II The Faculty of the Scientific and Eclectic
Medical College Of Virginia have conferred DR.. WIN
TuRsEK Of this City, American editor OF the chrome
thermal system Of medicine the honorary degree Of Doctor
ofEecte Medicine in consequence OF the decided stand
he has taken In favor OF m ediesl reform"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

SirteentA "ard.-We are assured by one Of
those whose names are used as endorsers for the
irregular canaiia ate for Assistant Alderman the XVIII
sha, his Ia 50 used wholly withou. authority and
he knows macy others ussa the same manner
L., every Wing vote the regular ticket, most Of those
win % ~hese names used TO support the split,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
RRn0KI.YN AEHAIRS-

FIREs-A fire broke out about IL O'clock yes
terdsy morning the coach factory Of Water Bsne,
corner Of Poplar and Henry SITS bat 1t wss fortunately
extingushed after the building had sustained tains
damage.
MURDERoUs AssAULT.-A man who keeps
sailor boarding house in Roosevets NeTfork was as
sued ON Sunday ght and nearly beaten TO death under
the arch OF the bridge on Furmsnst. BY two men
named James Lowery and James Foley. A msn named
Patrick Mclaughlin who was passing near by, heard The
nos and succeeded In aresng the ssssisnts who
committed BY the Mayor. The man was very much in
juIed, and Is unable 10 give his name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

GEsrRAL srssIoss-At the opening of the Court

the Grand Jury made two presenment one setting forth
the want Of alton for holding the Courts the
County Jail and its proximity 10 dseae which 10 said TO
said to prevail among its prisoners and stating that Alex
ADDER Stewart deputy sheriff is al with ship fever
The other pressnment directed against the burial
grourd " Abram Msrole, at Williamsburg The Grand
Jury then discharged. Ellen Jenners withdrew
her plea Of not gaiGy indictments for keeping
disordery house snd selling liquor without license and
pleaded guilty She then sentenced 10 pay fine oil
SIS and the Court Cd ourned until next Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

OHio.-The Wings Of Portage Co., at their Con-
ven,iou 90 the 25th ul,. declared THOMAS CoEwiS
20 be their frat candidate for the Presidential chair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, April l0-7 P. VI.
IRE House resolutions relative to Manorial rs
tstes were concurred In Is 10 7.
The American Dramatic Fund bill was ordered
Is third reading.
The House Resolutions Of Congratulstion to
France were laid on the table, 10 to II.
The following bills we're reported on favorably
Making appropriations to the New-fork House OF
Refuge and to the Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb; for a Railroad from Flshkill TO the State
tne for Railroad from Buffalo 10 State line Of
Pennsylvania; to regulate the issues OF Safety
Fund Banks; prescribing salary for the Health
Officers of New-Y0rs.
The bill 70 amend the act relative to the Northern
Railway bridging Lake Champaiu, goes over TO
the next session
The Printing bill passed at the session this after
noon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

CAPT. sHAssoS.--We understand that now that
Capt SHANNON IS here the public may hear frum hin,
without delay, asAse,ory explanation Of the coraue:
charged upon him BY the unfar;una;e ysssesssrs Of the
Barbara II due both himself ant 70 bis s,s,iop.
bat the matter should Be cleared CT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

n The Britannia, from Boston, was going into
Liverpool when the HbsrnA was coming out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

POLIcE.-William Boden. Amelia Boden, and
James Bridge were arrested by officer Dalford, q
charge Of violently assutips Martha Wiisms snd turn
ing her into street They held 70 ball 10 the
Of 500, 70 APPEAR at the Court OF General sessions
Ann Kenny was arrested BY officer Stokely a
sharse Of stealing spoons watches gold earrings &C. TO the
value OF $50 from Samuel Hammond, az No is Wyckof.
At by whom sue was short time since employed ~
family servant IL appeared from the testimony that the
prisoner left the employ Of Mr. Hammond on the Nth Of
arch and shortly after he missed number Of articles
and having some cause TO suspec, Ann Kenny he with
sokey proceeded 10 her place Of residences 1t 5ss
Hudsonst New York where they found the stolen pro-
p.rty snd succesded IN the prisoner who wa
IN ly committed BY Justice Garrison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

ship Misunderstanding Martha KinsuAn, Buck
man. tor NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

~ HURON, Wayne Co, elected Wing Towr
oeers the the an inst for the hrs time since The or
ganzaiion Of The party. Dr. L. w. Bottom, supervisor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

Er WHO'S OF THE SECOND WARD go and
rote earls Look for the licked headed jams
KELLY for Alderman and beware OF spurious
tickets, as the Station House clique have got one
up. Bring up your friends, and prevent the ward
from being governed by the NJ. P.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

WRECK OF THE scHOoSER SAMUEL L. NorEs.-
Il appears tb4; the Cspsn Of this schooner the wreck Of
which was found deserted time ago, was taken OF
by the bark Euonsnso. Capt Ramsey, OF this City,
which carried him to glasgow. The following extract
from the log tells the sad story
Eco 22-Lst 40 ~ ", long 81 IS w fell in with the
wreck u the schooner Samuel Noyss Of Csstne Estate Of
Msne with only the master, Ar Hatch On board, the
rest of the cre~ six 10 number, having a persisted
several dsys previous Toos The master on beard the
Erromspgo very exhausted state he having been nine
days wrssk without anything to drink and almost
nothing 70 eat.
The samuel Noyes had sailed from Castins for Cuba or
the 18TH Of February snc at the 18th, while
with gale ~ wind from the northwsrd preached TO-
hove her beam ends In which position she lay for
hours when 10th gave way close % he deck
-nd she ehtec herself Five Of the died the r,i
ish sod the other the 18th The following the
II tho who died John Perkins PASSENGER, o.
borne Wards e Charles Cray cook Charles Corr.
wallis steward, Gus Howard and James Snowman, both
sesnen. tbs shove unmarried men. Mr. Hatch still
survives and Is 10 the Of toersby good health
bat suffers very mach from his hands and feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

n The Wings of Missouri have nominated d.
MITCHELL for Governor. and EDWARD BArEs for Lieut..
Governor Delegates have also been appointed to the
National Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

CovSr ~ OYEx AsD TgsNiSEk- ho' yoasi'r ehri,.
uh oar..fy vas broVsbt Up, snd bis rsess- os@ ssse
on IRE rIoupd thsg than thrrc S-Hs base -.pec
.ue. ~. alleged crims comuited TIC Sorft hsis
shst ;h. time question i'f ne "'s' 80" 10 ="
fsnsndcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

rY- FouRrH WARDERs! Be not deceived by the
enemy stricss. Get out every vote Tor BRADY and
vote for Charter officers the good government Of
the w ard and the success of the Wing Cause shall
require. BE wise be visilant be active and Sc
cure a substantial victory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

w TWELFTH WARDERs DO you know that it
is quite brskly whispered about that forty or fifty
of you will vote for Charles Henry Hall for Al
derman Why should one you do SO Has be
not had mos. OF the Wing votes of the Ward on
several occasions has he not repaid the favor
by Boosting truly that he nerer tr0s Whis
Why shoad you throw away the Common Coun'
Gil by voting for him when your own true and tried
CARsLkY, twice beaten bat always at the head Of
his ticket, and always carrying that ticket ahead
OF the Wing strength in the Ward. is again in nom
inationi Oar adver,aries are very evenly divided
let every Wing pull true and We must elect Out
whole ticket by handsome majority. No bar.
gaining! No splitting CARSLEY and CLARK are
the men and We are disgraced if they are not
elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

- Lieut.. Col. Jason Rogers Of the Louisville
iesi0s formerly military and civil Governor Of Monterey,
asr its capture By Gen Talior died Il Louisville ny
The d inst Col RofeIs FOR many yesrs orer
n tie regular army Of tho United sares but bad retired
from u pr-yiyCs 10 the committeeman % the Mexican
BET when tnat ,1n0gnced - promptly trn-
deed his services 20 the Government and a. Lieut. Colo
eel u the Louisville L.E0n, on day In Msxca.
e An new cottsn factory will soon 60 into
operation ., GrHritev L. c. near toe ChHeston and
smo 1reh Rsrosd The cost WREN al the machinery u
4, ~h elso ttis 10 run 72fo .pirdl-s acd
so l. ~1.i t4e yards u cloth per day
and employ Co people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
~ The FARMERS CLUB holds a meeting to
day at " NJ. and at the usual place.

RoBBERr.-Some daring thief entered the house
No 10 Dsyst and stole leather trunk large
quantity Of clothing shirts hzndkeIchefs Se, and 9
silver watch gold fob casn, and escaped with the
PoLIcE.--A disorderlyfellow, named ames Gean,
vs.. arres.d by officers Miller and MAXWELL Of the second
ward, charge Of being Intoxicated aud hghing 10 the
streets While approaching the police Office he turned so
ssysssy the officers, that was found necessary lot
six men 10 take him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

lAPRoyLD MAGNETIC AAcaIsEs-D q. Moossssp, IS
Broadway, sole Manufactured VI IN. Improved
hssa-tic Machine, the most beautiful aud euse'lss
tnstru nsnt Of the knd msfe STanssrs and eap
no, be TOO careful 10 purchssirk instruments nc sm
u.tus a. limitations OF Moorhssds Grsduslsd Magnetic
Machines are sod under various names sole manuise-I
turcf, ID G. MOOkHEAD, id< pfVeaNI
Price Sll complete and wsrr antsd. 0H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

ATTExFr To MURDER-Last evening, at Phila.
delDha attempt made 70 repeat the Rsdem.cher
Isg-dy MAJ usmsd Trainer broke into he house OF |.
M Morton and entered bis sleeping roou armed with =
knfe. Mr.. and Mrs Morton, alarmed BY the noise, had
fed and concealed themselves vhsreupon Trainer enter
- the Jinnx occupied BY Ma. MorOus mother
but before he could commit any act Of violence be
rested BY sgme pass=rsbs. be ~. probably insane.
ANO1HER-Gsorge Dante inflicted 90 continuous scd
cruel .ss2a upon his wife With ke-key, instu-
meat used 10 hs trade shoemaker that she found
nsensbs when tbs door broken in, and the ALARMED
heishoors went to her Dante and his wife
Germans ard no; hsppy together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

MurISY on BOARD THE SHIP CREoLE.-Yester
day morning. the ship Creole, for New-oresns was
proceeding down the Bay in tow of the steamboat d. G..
Pell. when about 4 mile below Governors Island the
crow refused to DO duty Seven Of the rngeaders
brought shore irons BY order Of the United States
Marshall and they escorted to prison under charge
Of Mr. James Morrison. where they will await their trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

~ ADV who choose TO adopt safe judieouD
snd complete system Of advertising. upon sm- or larso
scale obtain valuable practical Information. ard
choice Of the best papeIs which " Palmer
ICED % sasacs business al the Agency In the Tnosn
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NE"'ioht, Oct. %, 1870
Dear Doctor-Ths above case Is personally know 4
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which best witness with pleasure may state ths5
several other cases have come 10 my notice Of nstuo
equally fortunate and successful lhnk yery highly a
your Gsiysne and Spinal Strengthening Plssters wsh
ing you every reward you may m-rit very snesre1
yours Nj NJ. NOAH. Office, N Y. Wessly Me..ssDssr
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rF PARADISE AND THE PERI this evening by
the American Musical Institute The simple announce
ment Of Moores beautiful poem dramaised, we think viii
draw hundreds TO the Tabernacle this evening who never
attended an ora,oro before We learn that the majority
Of the SUBSCRIBERS the opera have already purchased
tickets tor this occasion We glad 10 see that Mr.
Meggs rad the good to reduce the price Of tickets
to dfiy cenis The performance commences with an in
ternstonal song Of liberty by Mr. g. A. Macfarren and
closes with the HarseiGsss
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-09

FoR CALIFoRNIA.-A company is now hrming
ut Fort Smith to start 10 California noxt Spring.
Some fifteen or twenty heads of flmes have al
ready registered for the trip, and We have no
doubt that The party will swell W TO two
hundred persons. 1t is important that the Co.
vernment should send out an escort of Dragons
from this part, to California, next Spring, and each
succeeding one. 10 travel this route, which is by
far the shortest and easiest.