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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
~ THF 70INa1 NITHEM HlN SECOND EDITION.



s,LrlHsAs. April i9' isi,.
r,... cs,v,,v Fso-Dear Sir, Ao~ me
=, eopzrataats yoa and the Wings iNfo-su,-- .'''
Tsion upon the glorious position "nicu ''e " us
~ Baltimore have taken. Not"itn''l--l's 'I'
.sndeross reports to the contrary which have been
c;,cofsted and the lection OF certain oi our prom
-, er ,bo have heretofore ben regarded IS eA'si'
,se ,,s o. the Wigs Of this cry stand am n, ~ -
WIZ platform end declare S. iheh lIs' - - -
he Pre.l1rncy the MAJ Who above -- g 49,,
ss-ve. t.e tito OF fne Greet Emso-isen- oi WIS
urincipes-HEsAY CLAY 49,. ,,-.f.. - .b.
a-e.t W l-fs ne. ard selected I'VE gen'lo'l'' ~
- f0o La ALL to represent them 10 me til ''i'e-
ION whose duty 10 l. 70 elect des. i'e- !. ' "a ~.
veutioa A meeting OF tbs Cis Con'eA,', "a. - -,
,.rI.. for the purpose ol arganiLIns' J.ah ~ ''
- scv-fcf Cav Wbg appointed Ffssiieii'' Al'
an. Iolo xiaa resolutions adopted By acc amazon
bi.b.d tte resolutions in The Tribune Of yestef-
49, sse o. not consider % Necessary 70 repeat th-H -
In ..-..,......
rrv m nton ~ the name Of the DISTINGUISHED STATES
- ~ west ELECTED the greatest ef .husl-sin shoNns
how ply be j. hAel III the Ne0i' ~
u4s D. Pc Tf,tr tho independent Taylor orssn IN
,,i. civ and State. has proved complete failure
80 bsvine over 500 circulation 10 the entire state 81
.hoaeh il priats soms 900 copies ald 8 issued sem
,no control The And pay the printer nave 10
time. past sde sufficient By thai WINK oteanikA-l.h
which they nov 20 lOsoJ asnoence 20 en79'7 men
bear httle expense without feeling t m1eh y = a
ity though they old Invest their funds IN something
hat would pay hem better interest The wing paIty
has suffered pothng from he detection Of these lode
p,ndeutsm 10 numbers they Absolutely c1ntemptoie'
ana equally o. 10 influence Most Of them hsVe been
perfect burdens for The party 70 bear sppropHanz AZ
h oe.. 10 themselves and driving from ranks the
mecha ncs sud sOfkng-men They have been the chlel
cause Of our frequent defeats A. stale elections whieh Ia
- strong W6is SAFE Maryland has doubtless been
source of great Amusement 20 fellow wings IN other
states They have now voluntarily sbdcsted a. rulers
Aud they get the eins 10 thsf hands again shs
be ulu.h mistaken
have heard several gentlemen sp ken Of 70 represent
thi. Congregational District IN the Aslonal venton
Hon Chds.0phel Hushes n Csys Secretary at Client
M ntionea 90 account u his We known personal and po
teal sttaehmen. 10 Mr. Clay. he IL objected To- however
on the around that hiss such active part In
politics a. % know sufficiently the views and feelings Of
he people The claims Of Samuel Tsgsit, } Morrison
Hsris AID Collins Lee Esqs urged By their resi- &C
tive friends Mr.. Lee District Attorney under MT
Tylers adunisraou BE- assured whoever Is chosen h
SIGMA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

~ The ADDRESS AND REVOLUTIONS OF the ma
iority Of the Loco Foco Members OF the late Legs
lsture Of our State have been published at the
Globe Office next south Of Tammsny HALL for
grstuitous circulation. and We trust they will be
widely disseminated. Though containing some
false doctrine in regard to Political Economy and
some homDag which even the authors do not be
hevs with respect to the Mexican War the greater
part OF it is an able and truthful argument for the
preservation Of the territory about 70 be added
TO our Republic &c Free Soil for Free Labor. All
this is most righteous and praise~ortby, bat We
can hardly yet believe that It's authors viii stick 70
il In the day OF trial We cant 80 soon forget how
they clustered against the Annexation Conspiracy,
and then swallowed Polk and the whole rascslity
with hardly a shudder. We ADVISE every Wing
10 procure and preserve a copy Of this Address
last 10 see how il hackers will look when they
undertake 70 stink away from all in manly and
really Democratic positions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

The sEAsos.-' Spring time Is coming" and ell pet
who desire to enjoy good ugh tie Summer
months careful TO purify aud cleanse their systems
from all Impurities and unhealthy seersto chat seeumu
late, particularly at this season oftis year sAsDs' sS
sPaRLLA peculiarly adapted to this work Of purif5n
- t possesses eli tbs curative prop The root 10 inc
most efficient anc condensed FORM and ssts directly upo1
the blood in the process Of Its formation and thus cause
the speedy removal OF Ulcers, Tumors, ssrofuis, ETSp
lions Of the Glands and all other essefp'
IN anfeststoes o. an unnatural circulation,
Prepared ana sold, wholesale and retail, By A. b.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, leo Fulton, corner OF W"
liam 81 rs Bfoscgsy, and ~ East srosiwsy Ne~-fe'.
SOLD as9 y Druggists generally throlshout the Us''
states. Puss 81 per bottle, or sir bosliss los D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
Mnrher-....BurrALo. April %

REonP1sFlour, 900 bbls Wheat, 5000 bush Com,
5000 bush FIouK-The market remained about the same,
auc sales Of 500 btls a. e. per b0l WHEAT
was nrm at O6 for Chicago end y for good ONO. com
was dul Al 50 cents for Western yellow WHIsKY-Sales
Of a2O obs we're made at Is cents whch was decline
Provisions showed no change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
From Havana aad Venezuela.
3v POM Express to The Tribune.

BIZ Pony Express TO The IrIouHs'
AUGUSTA Thursday. April 20.
BY an express received from New Orleans bear
ing date 18th inst We learn that the brig Mllsnton
had arrived from Havana, whence she sailed on
the 5th.
Accounts up 10 the 18th March were received
there from Caracas favorable 10 peace being es-
tablished with Monsgss The country is divided
into two great parties
Another express has just arrived, bringing dates
from New. Orleans to the 10Th instant No Mexi-
can or local news.
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By Telegraph to the Ne,o-York Tribune.
The Washington Riots.

WAsHiSGToN, .Thursosg, Apul %
1t is believed that the summary process contem-
plated for removing the abolition paper called the
Netc Era has been abandoned few persons are
collected in the neighborhood Of the Office but all
remains quiet.
The proprietors publish a card declaring their
disconnec,ion with the recent Opponents, and their
determination to do or say nothing unlawful. Fears
of the rsbble at night are still entertained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

the Navy Yard Is within the boundaries Of the Fifth Ward
Of the City Of Brooklyn.
The AIMS Enthusiastically we paid a visit
10 the County buildings Fla bush and
County officers there dischsrgng duties connected with
the several departments Of the establishment Since We
last paid yisis 10 the Aims H0uae number Of prove
ments hsen made, which had lODg needed. A
building has been crested apart from the main building
tho lower part OF which 10 used f,r bakery and
house Thsre are two large the necessary Oughs
and everything requisite for the business
done Two or three up their eyes Ia dough,
aud, inquiry, found that average Iuey up
Two bsrre Of wheat tour each day aud any quantity
meal &C IN supplying the mouths Of the 100 children Of
the County Fathers fhs wsshhOuss com lele affair
aud II anything could this would keep bac lack
the house upon washing Gay" There are accommods-
rcns Tor about 20 women On the top " the building
tank, which Is supplied with oy Of force
pumps, and pipes lesd 70 the VI wash tubs They
have necessity for charcoal fires washkeltes &c By
turning tap steam Is let into the water beats
n " temperature required. Then the upper story
10 ironing and -four The former mas every
accommodation for some 20 women with comfort
Besides these numerous other necessary improveu-
saeh ss fences, ouhouses kc have been made and we
never saw am thing In excellent order ghur
/ SUPREME CoURT.-GeOrge L. Stanton VS.. WI
aa Jeastn5Thls action VI repleyin TO recover
for goods ths, levied upon By Sheriff Jerku, bat
which il alleged had been previously morts.zsd by
m Stanton The Jury fou nd verdict for the plaintiff
and assessed the value Of The goods st sICO
MANUEL IngsrgOH and John IRgeYSou vs. Patrick ONal
lhls A. salt u recover the value Of promssory note
/ si6l ~. " '' '~ "
Henry Mtssenger wL W. B,odie -Thi, wa. an action
/ Of eJectmenL IL wss alleged that Mr.. Brode had In
buiinga house enctosched upon lot Belonging TO Mr..
dessenger The JUICY found verdict for the pianth.
samuel Cot vs. jeremiah 3. TgylOr-rhis was suit D.
Issosst we veue OF gioni,scry note The Jury found
verdict FOR the plaintiff 10 the sum Of 5000 So
=, q. g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

DIVERS ELocUTIoS-"An Essay on Eocs.
Loo Win EaedasoTy Passages nom Various Authors
10 which are added Remarks Reading Prose and Verse;
vita Suggestions T. Instructors Of the Art: BY JonS
HANBuAG DwrEs. Prof OF Execution. Sixth Edition. has
jsIt tsea issued by W. C. Le Albany. The book Is The
sole Of tn siow Of ,he lamcuild author who
We believe, hopes commend peI lay to SOME Of cur
hoeEA c..lzeLs. We heartily wbh her success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
Business Notices.

~ Tie Tribune readers will see in psper OF this
day advertisement Of Mr. w. H. Gcios hL O. being re-
pGted Of the most liberal dealers In tho Carpet bust
and having large and superior stock TO select from
makes his establishment rather desirable deal At
GEO. g. ROLLINS, AUcrfosEER.-Will sell this day a,
10 O'clock at 100 Greenes Of sentee
hossny furntors, nOns which 10 superb collection Of
Shells Minerals AID Curosties Ia glass cases to which
special attention Is Invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
Courr Calcpder-rsis DAY

Ciscur COURT Mo- Is g. IS. 81 81. IS, loi Io7 II6
-, ID, 49, i5s, i39. lfO. ltl l42, 40. li7. iis
SUFsRios C0UsT-Mondsy Nos al. rs go, IS, IL.
o. - 20 253 49, 200 .6. 162, IS - 81, S. 80, -
1872 4t5 20 III, y. l97 1873 10 81. 20, 800, -
Co,fNOS PLEAs -NOuGsy.-NOs ~ 10 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

FiRE IN WOODBRIDGE. N. J-Destruction Of the
Sl'aHsnder torsIWe regret 10 learn says the Ram
hP A5'eaa That the salAn ander Work situated In the
Fiia.s VI this county entirely consumed
BY on Saturday evening last About half pas. 10 O'Clock In
the evening", The danes frat Issuing fom the
roof aea he belfry snd rapid the fire had
oaioy ne % save the horses the whole build
one sheet Of flames The loss b estimated fully
Shove
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ohio, April %.

Receipt. by the Canal within the past "a hours were as
follows: FLOUR $50 bbls WHEAT, 1890 bush CoRs
200 DO sales Of 300 ths FLOUR we're made Cleveland
mls) At "a IS. WHEAT-Saes Of 900 bush were made at
lOlc. Com vas dull and rRoWsIoSs inactive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
DIED.

On Thur,dsy morning, 10th inst after short illness
PRISCILLA q. RAYMER in the seth year Of her sse,
wife Of John Rsymer aud daughter Of the late Alexander
fnk
Her friends and acquaintance and those OF her othsT
n-iaw samuel sparks WIN Nori6k aod George Jones,
respectfully invited to attend her funeral sunday
afternoon, 1T o'clock from her late residence No. log
Chrystie
Suddenly, Tuesday 18th inst board the u 2 ship
North Carolina, Of disease II the heart Surgeon FRED
ERlCk SlCKELS. u ). Navy.
The relatives and friends and officers OF the Navy, ara
respectfully invited 10 attend bis funeral frcm the eU
dsncs IT hi, brother in law Or John sokss go Hudson
81 on Friday 2i.t inst at "a s2o o.
Ga Thursday morning, goth inst. WILLIAM r b ATEf,
the "a yoar OF his sg-.
His relatives aud friends respectfully requested
attend MS funeral this friday afternoon at oclocs
from his late residence No s. Forsythst
On the 2Dh last. JAMES 2. SMITH, printer, aged 50
yesfs, months rnd 10 days.
The friends sad ecquansncss of the family snd those
Of the Typossphi Society and tho Excelsior Division,
No So of respectfully Invited 10 attend the fune
raj from his late residence No. SO 0royest sunday
afternoon, 25d inst as4 O'clock. -
Yesterday, the 10th instant, Of consumption, HENRY
RICHARDS CRNMMELL, son Of Boston Cramneil OF
this City, sgsd u years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
Storm on the Lakes.

BUFFALO, Thursday, April 20.
The storm on the lakes has been very severe,
and much damage is apprehended. Six vessels
have been beached on L axe Erie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

RIcHELIgU DAnosD-PoIsrED GOLD Pms --The-s
pens which decidedly the BEST and chsspest in
are sold exclusively BY b. Z. WATsos Co. IS william
IT. and j. Y SAVAGE, 81 fuItonst The points
rAned to last for years and for fneness and debility
they unsurpassed Our stock being large and we'll
sorted those who wish purchase gold pens by tho
dozen will find prices much lower than any o'hs
deal in tbet All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

" IMPORTED FREscH CALF DREss Doors Of superior
qesty and latest styles at prices to suit the times s1
cheaper than at any other establishment in the city Ale
Patent Ls.lher Boots, Caters, &c. for tsle By
ali lws FRENCH L SHAW, 10 Ann.s,
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RIRDI

In Waterford, Il. thy 18th inst by Tho public decaa
ton OF the panies, PAUL sTlLLMAN Of Hsw-fork, TO
LYDIA r. daughter Of David Rogers Esq
On Wednesday, 18th inst by Rev, Millsr, ALEhAh'
DER GEDNEY TO G LOUISA MOADlNGEK, daughter
II John Mosdinser, ESQ. all Of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

S,reay LsSai'- Ihs Commissioners OF ffaeice Plocuret
Tie ssiare pass a~ Whch hey call act
efect purpose ibsy declare that the present seners term aad ne
coa,aus through anti the third July aeat thai n
there vi b. three terms o. h coaE osae ne 90 sapee
june there e saprcme Court and July seven
Fs there are oa, tour sooas Hal which tie Courts
as yehve % BE- held wse' u The PaS or he
room. 6a, ihsy 90 nj allow % t,ks ssvi en- l Jue.
secondly ths suofrs the Governor Of sckness c
$1,000 s.~6e,s @ al, of dc Juisr a.s.lsd q ho5 DE
coas nas 10 Be coelnueS So eect some other Jueg Nov -
elsewhere that the has power M their lse Zoe
~ se Thar one Jeas kdmoaasl requires o - i'r
70 Nay threc ID Juac and ioar IN Jaly.
two ' Jss. an. l' oSs MAJ aa.i III sSroass
50 much o ssAtas business, manner ineligible to the
commoa understAntnS
TO tss Eaiser Of Tie TS,bHne
The above clip from the Courier and Enquirer.
some legal mus; have PenDed dictated H. al.
though u attributed TO person holding JGdieA fune-
lion. Tho Ast referred TO requires the present April Cen
sral Term to eo0tinas from the 6o. Monday Of each
mouth third Saturday after the t MoIdsy Of July
next The Law rar ed IA the hope thai solnethns
might be done to clear Of hs old hch have block
up the calendar for years The lsw provitss that the
JUDGES to hold such general any them
Do uBAc1s by Of sickness Judicial eAgegetSts
esciers until tie close thereof the Governor shall
assign other Judges @ taks their places.
Now the Of the above shows HE long by
posing "a jade ia ssstAT<" necessarily
OF s t Cy Of Ma Iofk judge may not be able to
Doad OeuSIal OF ms Oy occaus7
jadieisly engaged elsewhere Ia smother the
same hall holding Crcgit Special term, pc haps
IL Judge EsmOncs has Clrcui. or Special term ss-
signed 20 him, DO cannot conuaue 70 ait A. the General
tel for be his "jadieisl snssseuent esewhers Tbs
stupidity Of the writer Of the soovs paragraph zppA
cot snd arises from his sapposins that Judicial
sxeDients elsewhere oscessasy Of the City
O. Ne~- York Eis>phers means other place than
the term Acknowledgement pecesssriy other city or
town.
Az to tbs Court rooms IL il he duty Of the sapery.os.
70 provide them II they neglect their dniy II % %, the
CopaeissoReu fault LEX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

THE REPuBLIc The Progressive Republicans
hei meeting a. the National Hotel In AlbsHy On Tues
Day evening At which they determined unite and make
Arrangements for grand demonstration In honor Of the
republican movements IN France ard Germany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
NRW-YORK TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 81.

-. m, eorre.possea ~ho erpaaatoa Of ;h-
49, Il 81, o. - daily I've hn tract t~o containing The
80 .s,n..oa give IN oar eoo"ss IN
,ss.> ..rrax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

~ The Museum, as usual, IL well filled day and night
with Audiences who are delighted with the magnificent
entertainments there sfoTded Great Western 10 he ho
morous Spectre Bridegroom, and the Fire King 10 ns
wonderful ests appear at 81 and 10 3. That bsautiful
Wax Statusy representing tbObrth, trial and at sup
Of Chst and biz Visible 81 all hour,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
Markets. .New.osLEAss, April Is.

Co1ros-s,lcs for the week 23 900 bales chiefly for
England mdding 81 cents. SroAA is inactive fair 81
TO 3d. MoLAssys- sales were Effected at IL 20 cents
Prices giving way. FHEIGHTs2 ships Tor Liver
pool tskeu st 9l6ths. EIcHAsots dull.
ship News-CieUed-ship Indiana, Charles osfs
savoyne. brig Coesearana, and sohr Sea Gun Tor New
York 5 Vain bark Home for Baltimore sohr Nassau,
for Philsdel phia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

CHURCH or TIE SAyIoUR.-Rev. George w.
Briggs, Of Plymouth Mass will preach in the Church o.
the Saviour in Pierrepont ST. this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

NV POLICE JUsrIcE.-Mr. Atwster, who has
lately been appointed Justice Of the Municipal Court
will assume the duties Of his office the first Of May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
Law ourfs.

CouSr o. AREAS The Court was engaged in sp-
peal esse a. % note giy-n by Dersismes Bossrd b
the late Merceauts Mutual ns Co. for - 75 and which
involves the whole question 20 the liability &C stock
notes given such Companies The COutis below gave
Judgment asaiust Messrs ID & b Messrs Chss o. Couor
,nd J. W Hammerslsy sppesr for Messrs. ID. s. b., add
Mr. Lord and Dir J. q Ferguson for the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
By POM Express and Telegraph.
TO TIE NEW FORK TRIBUNE
LATER PROM MEXICO.
Commissioner SEWER Mexican Congress &c


P1rsEss.te. vs Thursday, APnl -
The Dary Express 20 The TritHHe has arrived
bringing dates from Neg. Orleans u the litn Inc
steamship New Orleans had arrived from vera
Cruz, bringing date. 70 the 9th INST
Gen Kesrney had been installed as Governor o.
the State Of Vera Cruz.
Mr. Commissioner Sewer left Vera Cruz on the
s,b inst ior the capital escorted by Capt Iush'
mans commsod. about 90 strong here ioio" -
q, % word. which are quite uninteLisiole' but we
have Guessed the meaning % be that Santa Anna
had taken passage il the spanish brig MaHlho'
Cant Milton Tor some place I'D. IT'6.l
The road between Vera Cruz and JAlapa Is In
tasted With small bands Of armed men masked
VINO are daily committing depredstions Inc fou'e
between To.ucs and the City Of Mexico is similarly
infested
The Monitor Gays there are yet fifteen Deputies
and three Senators necessary to form a quorum oi
the Mexican Congress and opinions are various a.
20 the probable ratification Of the treaty
The proceedings Of the Court OF Inquiry are TOO
long % report
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Subscribers received TO Semi Weekly Tribune
Cochectoo, N. Y...... IMslone, N. .............
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BRITISH EXPORTS.

Whoever carefully examines these tables can
have no farther serious doubt rs TO the cause OF the
depression Of our Manufactures for some months
past IL is not excessive Home Production but
enormous Importation, aud this nsequent on the
massage of the Tariff Of 40, which took effect at
or about the commencement Of ls47. We could
have found markets for all the fabrics We produced
in ls47, were 1t not for the importation OF more
than double the amount imported during any year
Of the operation of the Tariff OF AZ. These exces-
sive imports have choked the channels OF Trade
and para, zed the muscles of Industry. The fact
that the average Exports of British fabrics to the
rest of the world were rather less in AZ than In
either Of the two preceding years clenches the
matter hey ond reasonable demur or caylL
TT Gen Henry Storms Publishes Gard In
the Globe in reference to our late article on his
operations in NOT building New State Arsenal,
while he spent nearly or quite all the money ex'
pressy appropriated TO that object He uses a
good many hard words, but throws no light on the
violations Of law and waste OF public treasure
which somebody has been guilty OF in regard to that
Arsenal Between Gen. Storms and the late Con
troler there have been at least $50 600 lost t.
the State and though Mr. Flags seems to have
been exceedingly remiss and blameworthy In the
premises, it will not be easy TO make the people OF
New York believe that any of the swsg has found
its way into has pocket But there must be cxpla-
nations, and those who haven't robbed the State
must expose those who have.
For Gen. Stormss personal abuse We can afford
to care nothing, but he shall not shuttle this mat
ter into personal controversy. We don't know
him from Adam, and have so little Ill will to him
that we wish the s3475S II he has spent in not
building the new Arsenal were all back In the
State Treasury where he found IT, Bat he perfect
Nv well knows that his account is not with us, but
with Christopher Morgan, Secretary of State, Al
yah Hunt Treasurer, c. B. Stuart. State Engineer,
and A. X Hadley, Speaker of the Assembly, who
as Commissioners of the Land Office investig ated
his operations and made the Report from which we
condensed our article.
Gen. Storms says Commission has been sp'
pointed to investigate his dongs, he never hints
that any commission has investigated and reported
upon them and asks suspension of the public
Judgment until the Commission he speaks Of shall
nave reported We rather think the public will
more incline to suspend the ex Commissary than
It's own Judgment IN the premises. That Is be-
yond the point Of suspension.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

CHARTER CoSyESTIos.-This Convention held
. meeting a. the Common Council room last evening
Mr. Smith made report stating that ne considered ths
the Navy YaId Is within the boundaries Of the Filth Ward
Of the City Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21

Co1ros unsettled. Kidding, SAT. susAR and NO
LAssl. dull prices unchanged. FLouA' Ohio ana III
nos 81 so.
shIp-News.-Ciesr,d Ships D.vers; Boston 4sI,s-
e6-shp SABINE, keu-York. BaTks CianieIs, pgs.on
H.prg Hrb-ess end Elliott. S-w-YoTk Schfs sash
Frances Philsj ship Kstsbdin snd Robert Burton 40
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CITY subscribers included this s, asy but o's
whose subscription money 9 received IN advance.