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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

FROM The BRITISH WEST IToiEs.-The schoo
ner Globe. Capt. Seely, arrived on Sunday from
Demsrara.
At Antigua, on the 18th ult the weather was
very dry, and rain much wanted. Several estates
had commenced taking oil the new crop OF sugar.
DIR. BonyuD the Commissioner appointed TO visit
and report upon the condition of the varons descrp
tons Of immigrants, located on the several cult
waited estates in Demerara, calculates that OF nj
teen thousand Maderian emigrants introduced into
that Colony at the public expense, nearly one half
have been swept away by disease incidental to the
climate.
FRENCH ROYAL PRINTING OFfIcs.-When Pope
rius the 18th visited the Royal Pricing Office Of Paris, he
presented with the Lords Prayer In one hundred aod
Ay different languages There are more than 100 hanc
presses aud power presses la enc room the'e
are forty thousand forms packed away. The hands EN-
poy In il hours aud good compositors eaTn
hon five six isnss per day, and Pressmen about the
same.
After thirty years service in the establishment work
man gets pension Of four hundred francs per aunum-
Authors have works of real utility printed in free or
expense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARTER CONFERENCE.-The Convention held
estias Saturday evening The report Of the COMMITTEES
ca Cy Ocsrs ,ken sui adopted with some Sigh
smenduen ssit came from The Committee Of the Whoe
tlr TAYLOR ported unmber Of eug0-sed his, which
ordered printed Va order be revised ey ihr
Convention previous e. being distributed among tho olti
zsns Mr. Low pre5eotea report upon the subject OF
finances which accepted snd ordered 70 b printed
The Convection Their went into Co an tee OF the Whole
Tor Of tho and assessment report ard
while engaged discussiug the section which provides
r the sale q unpaid snd assessments they were
left without quorum, aud therefore adjourned until neH
Tus2dsy At 1 o'clock.
FGRE.-About o'clock on Saturday morning
IRE broke the second story Of cottage house IN
Water nsag Doc. occupied By family named Boyd
The fire was sxinguished asr the building had sustained
tnfus dame
POLICE Capt Hitter Saturday night arrest
ID ohu HnnH on charge Of entering the house Ut John
Qbuie 10 Warren. ard Threatened 70 teke hs ne On
being eqlestad eaYs he went out, bat shortly Nt-r'
ward returned aud 6unE large pavinsione through me
door which very hitting several members OF
the m who sitting around the tea table The &C
cused wss committ-d tor examination. George shes
was arrested and held 10 charge Of entering ne
house OF Mrs Frail Ia WsshBgtonst while under We
nausncs % liquor snd abusing the family 10 shameful
u-nner lie " held 10 answer. Jsmss "egAhey ~ss
arrested by Officer Clayton charge Of obtaining tour
horse shoe. Francis Rnsn under false Pieteuee III
appeared from the testimony that MegaheJ Induced MT An
shoe horse repgesentps hat he you'd pay tor II As
and road on and refused - pay
lie held 70 answer.
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NOTICES.
yaREgoLooIsrs AND PUBLISHER.
FOwI.Ess s. WELLS,


Clinton Hall. itl Nas-an-st. n n
H. Mercantile I.ibrar, ard Reading Room.
CLIFTON Iia eoraer B-rkssn ami Ss.sau 81, - Vp vol
ens. and al the Literary an, Scientific refo'ieN'
elem. iDitiaon Zoe 81 And ssmi annual taes 81 nsf'
ehant. snd others, snauai suhscFpton. sntites hsn "a
al .a' gdyil,s.' g. Rooms 'f'Sa ,s% p,Ecka,a !"
ais lm Rec Sec Mstesau's Lao. A''oS'Atsoa.
<rr,-r, LgTrsH.. 80 SkwsrArKks 80
SIA& FoR FoefiaN FORTS S5M
- Tho NesYors TriSaas ios all Fosesa re,s, aad all
and esw,rapsr' deposited Ia 'h' enes WI s~r'
,rasi /. under dc .pasia .aVe,vi.ea o. a MOWER,
E.a ~- snows 10 "aey sa' s' ,hs s"'Ss
snea, ofths hp~,fefi CITY Pot omss
~ Letter. aud Newspaper. viii b Isss a'e a.
10, ths shp ONEIDA. Capt, WILLARD whis" 'H's
fsf iisvfs an tis ist ~ Astil go. ,
Ass will hs fessvsd 81 shs s.'"s rl.ss - as, 80
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MEDICINES.


40 Mag4FTl. .lhtitNt 80, - -, - I, -.
Aforementioned Lrs. BRACELETS, BANDS
ssPrgRS. NEt kiACbS, Ac ..t..-..l a.,
This rsnsrt sss iDyrntIpn stieh ~ .ns pt.i :. -
or.ss - entirely rev Application - oAsshni, -
medal arent - n Which 80 9,ai.s.S "a
sssri,. Eisctrie Aas Magnetic dsehre- Ae sfs entfr
~ a.trrs-A tt .1d the .tsf ous power ~
c "A ~ thogt aay of III. etiscfcDs which .te in'spNe
bio from the general mode coz ~ ps- Ahs -.
"a a. t,rrsls a. ntrvss In ~hich Ghvauism - ~ Tea
~ The Nsehires his be pro1os GEO. ttef lsb sha
partial TRIAL 10 10 oFCfDtuLY f>itsotf ana ~ va 70 70
-. TIM. f.ec.l defect lkal sails APPLICATION Sas
i-cf-d which a.ef sncessoE f9u sd fefss se
b-ro broasht o. l present siste OF rerscn9n lhs
GALVA.TC HFLrS Sc ans~sf 81 The purposes Of ne
l ,rp-a.se Nlehn.s; ana 10 msny other rsspests ne
No.. - I'D crErAls ln accomplishing tho oesif,o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

u The Loco. Focos of Accomac Co. va have
nominated JOHN c. WISE, Esq. as their candidate
tor State Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
7TaE GasAT ENGLIsH REMEDY.-

Tux GhkAT ENoA<ASn
IA He.vss, o,her comp Isnts Of the rssvirssory .s
tiar.e I. KfsxssIoss rarssslrs Hssvs Powder IL 70
10 be- perecty 10 all csses. viii act ipeon
sssnss sf ss5er ,SsD ao.s o. the limitations
Witch are being circulated Throughout tho county, es1s
rat up ia mach ssr pses 70 1aan cssss Of
s' ~ .r.,os while the Borse shedding bis coat bic
vial saerzy Is naen reduced snd be erIsmey nsoss
% Ids mann Of ncipisnt Hss'ss arc eontrscte1
nov BAT suppressed By pasture or warm wesneI w
th-y htosk out with tu force In the FsiL Inoassnas
DO ssyed FROM future vnsoondness H. When the
rss sym ptous q cold wheezies sew DOSE
~ ths TAscfsss Hesye Powders should u
They are snsd TO wholly eradicate reeenthesSss q
Gsr.r sPslss PusFIrk-Ths Hesvs Powders, sivsp
IA ,tn. so..s viii b toued Tnost useful as ths seeson
Thor stimulate the tsin 10 cast on the sapenuoos 20"
tsd .rcdqss new they Loosen the hide give sossy sp-
20 Inc coat project assnst disesss they slso.
ffou their hne Alternative and restorative powers ee1y
tho blood and rssoSA;e the ,ys,er Shieh hofses
A ths Ct the human race " 20 noc
preparation 81 ssIssPAris useful 70 correct i1s
,t,le Of the hads ineidsnt % The ehsnss az ,
which ia the s9iins sfects oil sninai ~ wen Neke,e
BE life P-ssoss who value their iorsss VIII nesof %
~ oof,aHx co iss vai,ou. st. sole Propnstors-
A., ier s.. 81 N rasters.irs, BalPs Hes ssd L.
Wto.hlp'., II Eat brosh~sy @zx Sw-
SksK +oS ooo 1IIss Z a Dir DEWITT s.r.
6N6ssa % d without 9 single fAiiare or compliant
esss made some q our SCENTS have retaasd rom soo
III Ao bottles sgt ~Lps 10 be aatiisd thar every
so,s h.. sivea sstsfseton less than three yesIs,
.ss essre earonielsd 10 the history OF al ,nedi
ssAss has called on us to parehAss without
hsviak eHts. ssIisfss,lon evss. and se,e neds We
w. k,sfrh scoo II we fall 70 sstisfy the fsess as1
s ,.nsa,ns expectations Of woadsyfa, healing, sos-
.eas SGi earstve effects; In extTscuas and esadieAny
sis. u sssss naass, both a. 40 eterhA snd s .ssss
ssesy Respectable class. 70 call os "a sHos
ne assve terms And No fsii % sss es,irs
tAs lsassh aaa breadth q the lard ,<xrurv Ola
rs,ssipsi ethss. iN4EssoL = ..s ~ sI.o h Ia Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

80, .,,,.N ro LOAN % psaA ssa ncstsass o.
sss.s Z ASracNY }. stffckfR. s,ss.ssss,'
ss1 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

LATER PROM CENTRAL AMERicA-The schooner
Hallowell, arrived on Sunday, from Blueiield, C. A.
which place she left on the 25th ul, Mr.. Little and
Mr.. Hudson the latter the commandant at Blue
field, had been taken prisoners by the Spaniards,
aud carried into the interior few days previous
H. some Of the English followed by the way oil the
river ST. John Nicaragua, as far as Serapakey'
where they were met by about sixty Spanlards'
who fell upon them. In the melee, number OF the
spanisrds, and four Engishmen were killed and
SIX wounded
Ii was known at Buefeld that the prisoners
were taken Leon, aud the Pursoers stu In chase
The British steamer Vixen. was about 70 proceed
I'D the river. The irigate Alarm WIS Ct the port
Patrick Walker, OF Mosquito notoriety, agent
10 the Indian king. and Consul General for the
British Government was drowned on the lOth
February in the river st. John. he was passen'
ger on board of boat which came in collision with
another. and is supposed to have been knocked
overheard as the boats struck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

VERY PECULIAR S. b. Treat Mis-
sionary OF the American Board, IS now on duty in
the Cherokee Nation which, in obedience to bad
habit i. has learned of its white neighbors, legal
ICES Human Slavery. Air Treat is opposed to
Slavery whereupon the Arkansas lntelligencer,
published at Van Buren,, very near toe Cherokee
line. came out on him most severely. Mr.. Treat
WAS not suspected Of meddling with Slavery IN
Arkansas. but it was intolerable that he should
oppose its continu ance among the Cherokees
Wbereuoon the Cherokee Advocate IS compelled
20 come out and via9icat, Mr.. I. from the beinous
charge. The Intelligencer emoothes its wriukled
front as follows:
"Rsv = b. TREAr-Always kesniy alive 10 the Danger
of Abolition iDamm able spirit Is inour midst
or upon oor boideT very naturally take alarm when
such ger apparent Wbe1 we were informed that
Mr. Trea, was IN the Indian country medcng WIN the
slavery question, We expressed cur alarm hao aoeee ou
caution upon the subject ,,,,,
Since our article upon Mr.. inlssicn was puonshen
ve have been informed that although Ia admitted he
70 the sboDg OF slavery in the Cherokee Nation IS he
we derived about Mr.. Treats principles and action In
the nation, from the very best sources III tue
nation. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
AsweaL In,cniiop,' we hope.

The AlAlsy Argus has a letter from Washing
ton commencing The universal kingdom OF koon-
dom Is lust DOW IL a depl,rsblo fix, from which
anS othsr such brilliant sslies We infer that 1t was
written bv Hon. ID. 5. Dickinson cur States senior
contribution 1, the gravity and dignity OF the u 3
Senate Toe burden q his song IS that the Wing
party at tho Capitals divided into Conscience
and an Exp diency section. la the course OF his
rigmsrole he says:
Moreover coss,i Of &c er's"oe 81 shtI
s~easr ssr fson. GtssFai Taylor, uA"h Is 1tHeped
=. rsrs pF,sa.sg cuesiat,d IA Espsdis"eg 0re4's-
rs = rRG last 10 ssry !a'es IN AZ. y ise Dc~oefats
Az ssf sai sglcgoasy dsCeed ne GeHerG hesitaes not
= ,Asae Asa BHaot Ps0Uiso declaring that ne
A. arasns! asy shape sU.cA a csn oe scented
TN. letter IS th0a be working wonders upon the
hodius Stae Icy or-pen ~ the House mat
Is on no have rts their MODS to 20 the zen
szls, al hazards dssagUisheo soEthe Whls ~ m
ser nov calculates thst some fourteen Northern Nhe
rerress ready to stand win The UopeTai
.rsu.t the pnneipis Of Win9i Piovisosn aud TO Oh It
,sd ~i vote ss,i.st any proposition to sppy II 10 me
.srritorN 70 te sired under the Treaty. among inc
ramber Are two from Massachusetts, ole oi your
St.,e Eve from Peansy sania &C So you wiz toeeys
thu, cooscirnc." has TO kick up dust Expeol
eney Ass OF late been eXPrctrg that New rngand VIII
throw ~ u vote Conventioo, fof the General Ia re-
tara fot IT, u Is UNDERWOOD that ENpediepcy Proper VIII
yots IS uusnin3usy for the nomination VI Webster or
ABBOTT Lawrence for the Vice Presidency
We will thank any one who knows to tell us
whether there is q word OF truth in all this so far
s il res,es 20 the Wilmot Proviso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
rut .xNu-wEkKl,Y TRIBUNE
>sw.yovn WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

I, psAlishoa ever, WrCNsspsN and SsrvNoN' msfnii
fsiss - per snaam. Tive copies iore'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

ELECTORS OF NT.--Saturday's Eeea'ng
Journal computes the number of Electors from
Missouri at 9. but it is only 7. This is an error
OF the pres, for the Journals addition, 2s6 without
or $50 with Wisconsin. is right The probability
is that Wisconsin will choose our Electors, and 1t
90. lao votes will be required TO elect President
by the People. The number Of Electors from the
Slsveholding States is l2l (which includes an al.
lo,oance for capital invested in human beings as
property Of % or more. aud from the Free States
loe. Majority Of Electors by Free States. 4s.
The Free Eastern States elect 80 Western 81
North aud Middle, 90. The Loco statesmen of the
Non-Slavehoding States resign their power to the
united South aud accept places and profits as the
reward OF their treachery to free institutions. The
Soutbrons range themselves round SLAVERY as
the great bond Of party and though they are az
weaker than the North, they dictate It's President,
prescribe its policy, expend its revenue parcel out
its offices, control its patronage and prove most
conclusively to the Northern spoIlsmen, that
r. in Union there is strength.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

10 .. n. nkNJk,iIN's BRASS SPRING
W\NfkUSS wstfAaei not 10 rust - bsssnAs.
~ sN N-fsessze sEstsass4 sIom 70
49, ess-ss. ~rhest . h<ek ps1 ~ sn 49, -
,assA lslesy g. the spsns sx eays tnsA
.ses ss4 q ast fsfsssss sAtlsaessry seasy Srs.se
feeas.s~ r,ss.ss 81 ss~Aaesa pfisee mii eoeo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

RlxNNs. M.NSiASHS. kNNhNAA NOTICES, NC "st S-ese"
,.f Az Nsss - cents
~ Al advertisements iosested IN this paper sppear
MI Ia The MVgaios Nnd Esen,nf edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

Succession OF PREsIDEsTs.-The Constitution
has en- IN operation from The Sd OF March 1884, being
period Il fifty nine years, Ia tho Of which We
have bad eleven Presidents Ofthes- eight have s1ok uto
the tomb; AID only Ct them caves behind him
The ast three Presidents survive, namely; MI Van ba
ron Nj Tyler, the acting Preside =, aad Mr. Fox
IcE os LAKE EkIE.-Ihs Commercial article OF
the Bnealo Commercial advertiser Of Fnjay evening
land a. is generally vey wei wren sutnsrucive) n'en-
lions that The Of Banso Creek. bat that 10 LAKE
Erie as far as the eye reach. The nczen element Is
percepiibe. Is speecDy removing the o.
siruclion TO navigation.
ELEcrORs Oh TIE POPE-ln primitive times the
Bishops At Rome Ike other pa v>rs chosen by the
psopls they Dext APPOINTED by tbs Oesusan hmPs
fors GreKOfy VII. better kn0~n BY the name Of hilas-
BRAID s said to have transferred tbs power 70 the Ooes'
AZ Csrdinals lions Adyocaie
Mr. CLAY ~ NAsHyfLLE.-fnc N1shpWe On
mt o. Ssiufday ssy, "6oms warm tisnds Of NJ tey
are eifeuaflsr call Ter Clay meeting 70 this cry We
understand the call 10 signed By upwsfd Of thousand
y.ters-'
TrcuNsEH's NFrBEw.--The Toronto Chafch
h.s l,,er from Rev Richard tood. ladiAn hiss9nsy'
deerbnS the death the sssof r. ~ tePt James hase
an Ied,An Chief neptew u ths renowned Isea"''"h.
Coys-Mr Archibald Green, Of Bloomhsld.
oo oo8s during the pest season, 90 poanssw ,hsss
from fourteen cows DAVE tf0Nsu ~ RUM s'"" 49,
n.Ss 100 pouaes from thirteen cows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

FRAUps ON EMIGRANTs.-In a recent discussion
in Assembly Oh the Passengers BILL Mr. Upham remarked
that German emisrans alone neeced out Of more
than $780, 600 the pas. year. Mr. Spsudins had known
forty and nfty time let upon the docks at Buffalo
ieauded and penny ess-robbed Ct every iAhDg by IN
prlnelpled runners. The system commences In New
York Runners board vessels b;ibe the captains inves
emsrans 10 passenger boarding houses there sell tickets
sometimes worthless and sometimes AZ enormous
prices. The same game is played In Albany, then IT
Troy, and oilen al Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

Cy- SOUNDS FROM home the favorite piece
OF The s,eyemarkisehe Musical Company has just been
published by William Hail & son. 23s Broadway, (sue-
cessors 10 Firth, Hall Poud)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

uf.Fr.t sssstnHs =iiisah Mn siti' Willis"
its.sa,.sr --s hstifsa" lsai7 - o. h--s -~---'-~
....ii.. 30 -, roo r-.,t % l---l'r 49, rsfs''-
- 49,, 80 SO ..-is- r.-r-.'f -ss '-f-' u N's
...i.. tt- 1ss.a t-.r f-s-i i'-- tl -t-l~st H-''
L. .t.lsa h. b.. ,l. b. h-i r.----.if hes ''i-a
= est. a.. Dc ..as -s..-. ..a .-sr'sssi ~. PIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

O.T- e. Reward If tbs gentleman who, on the 80
fIo,t picked ID three keys steel rtnf, pesr mo
c.r Of .zver and Ilauo.rr will retsrn them 10 the
eIfcs ct The southern MAGNETIC Telegraph Go. he win
receive the abJse reward and the thanks OF she o"n
G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

IL "LITTsLLs LIvISs AGE," No. POI, is near
y nIled with Treatise on the Ether Dscovery-givins
an excellent idea however Of the first invention and sub
sequent improvements Of the universal pan-destroyer'
CBerford Co Aster Hou.e) No 2s2 has been received
fro,. ,hs me pubhsher
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-25
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Silks (Bik. and Fnncy,) French MtriLoes Par
amcitas Sole D'A1moni, Lustrcs Alpachs, Cash
meres, NJ DeLanes, SC. together with large
and handsome OF of Prints from to IL l-2 cts.
per vds.
Shawls Embroidered Thbet, Terkcr, Cha
mellon Cloth, Ob'ong * Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and cotton.
Blankets, Flanncls from 70 9 els to higher
prices Brown and White muslin from 10 II cts
per yh, ) and 10 quarter Sheeting bro. whiIc.and
cold Canton, Striped ShTting, Tickin9s, ilols-
cry. Gloves, Laces, Edgings, a variety of Trim
ing Goods, &c. together with variety Of other
articles all Of which will be sold on accommodat
ing terms.
Thankful for past patronage he respectfully
invites the attention of al! believing from his cx-
perience in the Dry Good Business that he can
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than mos, pc r
sons and equally as cheap as they can be obtain.
I'd anywhere. Please call and examine before
purchasing.
n. b. country produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
One Door above the Court House, w. T.
Elkion, Oct IS, As.
Shingles, plastet's Laths & Pickets
100000 LIST quality white pine lsin. Shingles.
100000 End do do do
$4,000 Pastering I.aths,
$4,000 4 - f. Palcs for fence,
Landing, and for sale low for Cash, or any kind
WHY produce taken in exchange, by
ToME RISEuAB
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-25
LITTLE MORE GRAPE CAPT. BRAGG,
JOHN KRDER.

North east Corner Walnut and second SITS
PHILADELPHIA
Keeps constantly on hand, Of his own man
iactnrc and IN ported, complete assortment
RIFLES, SHol Guns, PISTOLS &C., Which
warrants OF the best quality as represented,
which he respe ctluly INVITES the attention
purchasers,
lie is also prepared to supply POWDER FLAsKs,
SucT BAGS, CANE Bags, SUPERIOR POWDER,
Gun CorroN, PEhcussloN CAPS, SHOT. BULLET
Mouths, DALI & BLANK Cartridges, and has
materials for Gun Makers, Sportsmcn, SC, ON
tcrmes as low us amy other establishment in the
United States.
Ia testimony Of his skill as manufacturer tho
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE awarded to him 10 Cert.
fcates in the years 1910 and S42 and three $ilrcr
.Uedais in the years iSii-lSI6 and l847-nll
of which may be seen at hrs place OF blIslncss.--
sIS'A choice supply OF Rerolri,g Pistols con-
stantly on hand.
Jnly ID, IS, Sm
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