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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-27
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sales Of stocks, sc. see Fourth Page

For Sa.cs II STOCKS, DC. see r0hfh EHse'
SATURDAY. March 25-P NJ.
la Stocks to-day there is no marked change
Treasury Notes were little better. selling at IT, and
Government Stocks nersly had 81 uuward tendency
The f.nces were aucustns and the speculative spirit
appeared to have subsided.
In Bills there was not much movement The
market Tor the Steamer closed heavy and hrst'ca-' bills
were bought at per cent and good bills &, Sa4 10
Francs IN 70 wa. ts OF nothing done The amount sent
b. thi, seamers only moderate She takes s,ouoo In
specie sent by parties who too timd 10 take os
In Freights there was no activity. Some en-
gasements Of Cotton were inside 56i and some Proyi
sons at 5sG2Os small engagement Of Corn was made
AZ 90.
The Money market appears to be tribe easier
today There s larger amount Of capital In the street.
and the inquiry scarcely so large There ' however
no change rates and the relief, If any wss slight
The following table will show the shipments OF
specie from this port last week
Brig Elizabeth Fslter, Spanish MAN, Mex dolls. 5000
hve france. 9t5
:. Fnto. Mex dolls. p goo
Ship Wellington, Londoe, soyereigns. $50
e. Admiral, Hsyre five irancs................. 1000
Mex dollsrs................. fo2OO
Steamer Cambria Liverpool, Mex dollars.'..'. 10000
- soyereigns........... lbS5o
Total week ending March 2j................s2 3 1856
Shipments Jan TO March l59s51o
Total for 70 81
or the specie by the Cambria reported shove, the SOW
ereisns ware shipped for Liverpool ard the Mexican dol
lars for Halifax.
The following are the quotations for specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04
Meeting of Congress.

The second session of the thirtleth Congress
commences at Washington to-day at IL o'clock,
and tomorrow the President will deliver his last
Annual Message.
AS soon as the reading of the Message Is
commenced, the operators will begin to transmit a
Synopsis oft by telegraph, to the press. which we
shall receive in the course of to-norro afternoon;
or we may get the whole OF it In this way. We
are certain, however, of receiving the whole of it
by government express about nine O'Clock to-mor-
row evening.
This will enable us to publish it In full on We'd
nesday morning in the Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04
Court of AuuRaIa.


DECEMBER 1.-Deeisions At November Term, 1S4s
made December 1H., 1S4s-Judgments .9Grmed.-Vau
Leuven plaintiff in error vs. Like ct al defendants in
others, heirs, &C., defendants In error; Wendell,
plaintiff In error Cranda defendant In error; Wells
plaintiff In error Wilson, endant in error; Wor.
rail- plaintiff in error, Parmeee defendant error
Pitts plaintiff In error Wilder defendant in error
Van Rensselaer,, plaintiff In error VS. Poucher defend
ant In error Bovee, plaintiff in error Conan Jr.
defendant In error Wairod plaintiff in error VS. Shu-
Ter, defendant in error
Judgment reuersed-penire de nouo by the Supreme
Cowt-Costs 20 abide the erent -Buckman plaintiff in
error, CoweIl in error Brigham Jr plain.
ti in error vs. Fowler defendant in error; Hin Sand
ford plaintiffs IN error, Cove defendant in error
DEGREES o the Court Of Chancery aud of,he Supreme
Court reversed and that the bH be dismissed with costs
offhe Court Jeow.-The Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
implicated, &C appellants, walworth, clerk Sc re.
spondent.
Vosburgh appellants vs. Miller sheriff &c. respondent
Gardner. appellee, W. Heart, appellant.
DEGREES of the Court beow repersed and JW dismissed
With costs IN that C0uyf.-Hallary Hunter, respond
ents, vs. Vanderhey den and wife, appellants Weider
wax sutherland, respondents, vs. Bingham, admir-
appellant.
The Mohawk and Hudson r. II Co. plaintiffs in error,
Vs. Hill Aldrich. defendants In error.
Decree modified by striking out the words five thou
sand dollars wherever they occur In the decree. and
inserting the words three thousand dollars, in the
place thereof Mary Martin, by her next friend, ap-
Judgments of Supreme Court and Common Pleas re-
rrsed, aud that Of Justice ofirmed.-Crippen, plaintiff
In error VS. Abrams, defendaDt IN error.
Decree affirmed in part, and reversed in pdrt.-Dun.
lop respondent, Vs. Ciute and Cute, nipple AIDED, &C.,
appellants.
Re-.qrgumsnt Ordered.-Mason, appellant, W. Jones
and others respondents Roe, plaintiff in error, vs.
Dee, defe ndsnt In error.
Appeal Dismissed, NTH costs of Appeal Wakeman
Skinner, respondents, Hazeton and wife, appel
lapts.
Motion TO dismiss appeal denied icifhoW costs and
without p,oudiee.-Baldwin. respondent vs.. Tnton /,
appellant
After announcing the foregoing decisions, the court
took up the calendar, there being no motions Mr.
George +. Comstock resumed tbs argument for res
pc ndent in cause No. 81, and Mr.. B. Davis Nixon
concluded for appellants. No. 81 David s. Colvin,
plantif in error vs. Charles A. Holbrook, defendant
In error Noxon, Leavenworth Comstock, attor-
neys for plaintiff in error FORBES Sheldon, attor-
neys for defendant In Mr.. B. Davis Noxon ar
gued this for plaintiffs In erros and Mr. John g.
Forbes, for the defendant In Syracuse Star.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04
The English Stea mer.

The Britannia had not arrived at Boston at seven
o'clock last night but we are under the impression
that she reached that city after that hour. If
so, her news will be received here early this morn
ing She was over sixteen days at sea- twill be re-
collected that she was little over sixteen days on
her last trip to Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04
Later from nIaracaIb0,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. g. 1913.
By the arrival of the bark Irma, dates to the 18th
ult. have been received Monagss still held possession
of the city which is surrounded by the forces of Gen.
Paez, 1900 strong, under the command Of Gen. An
drade. The capitulation of the city was looked for
daily the most influential citizens favor the cause
Ct Paez who his part is confident he will soon again
Ie.sstablish the constitution of $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04
mox.meuts of Individuals.

The following comprises the majority Of arrivals, yes
terdav At the underme toned hotels -.7sfor-Hon
Washington Hunt, Lockport; Judge Ruggles, Pough-
keepsie; Geo. Davis Massachusetts George Roberts,
Boston; C. Brown, Washington, d. C J. Reynolds,
Lancaster; Captain and Mrs. Hallett, Queen Of the
West;, Governor and Mrs. Davis Massac husetts; Col
Starkwesther, Cooperstown; Hon Horace Mann, Mas
sachusetts. irving House (Hotcards)-Hon. ~ Cru
ger, Westchester; F. B. Dickinson, Cincinnati; r. f.
futile, do; M. J. Hayes Montreal M. Ryan, do f.
Carter Montreal; Capt johnson, Hartford II. Good
man. London; Hon. g. r. Peck, Vermont w. r.. Cal
houn. West Point.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

UNITED STATES SUPREME Court The annual
term OF the Supreme Court Of the United states
mences on M Q nday next Already we hear Of the ar.
rivs in this city of three of the nine members Of the
court--Mr. Justice Mclean, Mr.. Justice Catron, and
Mr.. Justice Wayne. A quorum Of the court Will,
doubtless be In ate ndauce the day for it Assem-.
hlipg -Woshirsion InteiHseneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

FALL OF A BUILDING, AND FATAL CONSEQUENCES
We learn the following particulars of fatal acct
dent at East Thomaston, Maine =" This day. NOV
30) at half past 10 O'clock the lower floor Of store
occupied By Samuel Psbury for the storage Of four
and corn gave way, instantly killing Edward Merrill
q boat builder who was employed In repairing boat
under the building There were about 300 bbls. flour
and 500 bushels the floor part Of which
will be lest, as 1t went into the dock Mr.. M was
young man, much reipected. lie leaves wife and tive
children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

present Congress is IN circulation among the mer-
chants Of Ncsburyport. praying that body to repeal
the act Of 1876 to abolish the od roioem vau
alton on imports ana to substitute specific duties so
far ss il practicable, to take eject immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

EXPLOSION OLA Powder MILL AND Loss OF LIFE.
The powder mil near Xena, Ohio, exploded on
Thursday last Two persons killed aud the build
ing blown to atoms. The report of the explosion
war heard fifteen miles Louisville Courier, Nsv 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04
brooklyn InteIIIpence

Another ATTEMPT TO Buns BRooKLvN.-Anothsr
most daring attempt was made, Saturday night to
burn this city brewery In Hillary street set
fire, and the incen diary caught In the act but In
the confusion was careessy allowed to escape. The
best should have been taken for his security It
Is probable he the who lighted the fires which
Of late have been so destructive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04
Storm on the Coast of virginia.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 3, 1848.
The government steamers Iris and Waterwitch have
arrived here All we'll They report passing through
heavy storm on the Chesapeake on Saturday during
which they received some injury in masts and rigging
The storm Is reported to have been very a. the
Capeg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04
NOn-Arrlval OF the Steamer.

BosToN, December 3-7PM
We have been waiting all day for the Britannia
but up to the time of closing my despatch she has
not made her appearance The heavy gale Of Saturday
has probably driven her back and she may not arrive
before Tuesday. The weather, through the day, has
been quite pleasant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

LATER FROM BRAzIL.-The arrival of the bark
Gallego, Captain Macoduck from Rio Janeiro,
has placed us In possession of flies of the FORMAL
do Comercto to the 18th Oct, inclusive After a
careful examination of these papers we have failed
10 discover a single item Of interest in them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

FROM MoNTEvIDEo.-By the brig Nancy we
have received copy OF the Concrete del Plata, of
the Sd October. It filled with European news.
TO the exclusion of any local items The u. s..
brig Perry was going in when the Nancy came
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

TRINIDAD-Por Spain papers, the Ga.ette and
the 1rinidadian, were received last night as late
as the 18th OF October. The Legislative Council
of the colony met on the 25th Of October. The
expenditure OF the island for the present wear IS
estimated at Gl0O, us; while the revenue is only
ESQ, 500. A French vessel of war was in the
harbor, bound to some part Of Venezuela, with a
French gentleman on board, who suffered insult
and serious loss. The French resident consul of
Trinidad would accompany the vessel to enforce
remuneration to the French citizen for the loss he
has sustained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

HAYTI:--Th Cassandra arrived last night from
Fort au Prlnce, with dates to the 18th ult; also
the brig Hayt, bringing advices to the 18th. Capt
Morse, OF the Cassandra, says that the expedition
against the southern part of the island, talked Of
and in course OF preparation, will not il is thought
be consummated during the lifetime OF the present
President of the republic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

MORE EXPEDITIONS TO CALF oRNLA. The people
OF New Orleans are making preparations, in earn.
est for descent upon the gold regions Of California.
The Picdytne says =" We understand that ut the
meeting had by these enterprising parties at their
club room in st. Charles street, on Saturday evening
last they did not muster quite strong enough to bs
able to purchase the steamer McKim they proposed
to do In order to make the first expe iitioa to those
distant shores from this metropolitan port We learn
with pleasure however, that Capt Fsrnhsm, the pur.
chaser Of the McKim at the sale Of vessels
lately engaged In the Mexican war the idea
Of endir himself to the enterprise by equipp ug the
vessel for this interesting voyage taking the
personally and fixing her departure for the goth De-
cember. Weencourage him In his int lions trusting
that he will make successful voyage in a pecuniary
point Of view We think che will not lack ple nty OF
passengers a1d freight The propeller McKim Is
strong vessel Of excellent sailing qualities and emf.
neptly qualified for the purpose desigbed.n
We learn from the Boston Bee that a company of
one hundred men are about embarking from this city
for California. Each puts into the concern feom
$500 to $780, which will be appropriated to the pur
chase Of vessel and cargo Of goods suitable to the
traffic the Pacific coast Arrived at CALIFORNIA; q
portion of the company will proceed to the gold region
ana the balance will remain BY the ship to dispose of
the cargo, 70 The company hold meeting this eve.
ming to agree on preliminary matters,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-16
AWNINGS. VARPAULINs, ETC.

T;''l. subscriber would pecfuy INFORM his friends and
the citizens OF New Orleans tina. he s, continues to
mHnu'lciure every description OF UODD and bO.A-
EE,'.Ht n sAINCrS, tor stores, Steamboats,, Offices,
GALLERIES. etc lie a>0 manufactures every description
Military Tent. BarDauhHS. and Day N1gOn, and Horse
Covers II the shortest Particular attention viii be
iai Splicing and furnishing Vi heel and other Purchase
Ropes tOr Store, etc.
As there has great deal said, within the asj year
so about what parties erEoneouSly ca! WATER
PROBING subscriber offers his that capacity
for small and % those OF his customers WHO
would prefer saving pcnse by dong II themselves he
viii ceerTIiy the Whchin itself SIMPLE
useful pFet mJew article
cloth thai may he exposed to damp.
ALFRED vi SROE Y 30. will meet wit h prompt at
tention mhlS TN II. CASSIDY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-16
UNIVERSITY LOUISA

's'HE LECTt REs and COT RISE OF ihSrRtETlON
IN this department WI commence on TIE SEQ oND
W.. iney intended to embrace the most nqportan
branches OF the common ami C,c Labs, P"GIts ntcraa
Lectures vii be de!veed upon the various branches and
Thcs. BY Professor HENRY A. ErILARD will embrace :
!! TIE history Of the Roman Law from the earliest times
u A analysis Of the general PRINCIPLES OF the Roman Civil
Law, according 70 the most approved method OF the tie.
l4 % the Roman Law and ire Codes of France and
Span. " An outline OF the Land Titles in LOUISIANA,
ThJse by prefe>sor rHFOpoRE IT, MrCAIFR VII treat
Of i. Admiralty and Wartime Law, embr, ing the rights
and obligations o! Masters and Mariners. Collisions and
Hiiran Narncr', ,omtr,rts Marine insurance and Iiy
PUBLICATIONS ana contracts for Maritime Services in Building,
emraciac The Law OF Pie and the ric zee of frze QUITS
tie ahso rights Of state. international nsnt; OF 1ate
!dvae lUerratlonai Law. III The jurisdiction OF the
son 'hg ntcl States embracing the Original and Ap
the Original jurisdiction ot the District Courts Cour OF
Revenue ard ~, Prize and Instance Court, OF Admiralty.
IEe Lectures OF Fo.yasJr RhNDELL hrNT will treat OF
l. tommoroal Law is it 10 Mercantile persons Mcr-
camille Properly ana Contacts, and Mercantile Remedies
ant Corporations OF Pnncna and AGENTS Of Bill OF En-
aad contracts Win ares, CONTACTS OF Aie@itmen by
Charter party and for Convey in general Ship oi
Of .alr ;:uasnfas Liens aud Soppage ia trtnsrtu ec
II. The Criminal Law and Practice IN Courts OF Criminal
jurisdiction sni-iit. o Lhe Law OF Evidence.
The Common Law and Equity jurisprudence and fT!"ce,
Pleading; IN Civil Cases at Common Law and-i Consti
CIie Justice Esr1s will deliver series of Lectures
the Rights OF Persons and the Conflict OF Laws:
CHLsTlAY RosELus, t,q., VIII assist as Adjunct Pro-
iessor N the department OF The Civil Law. -..I...,
o. good moral character.
Tie degree OF Bachelor of Laws VIII be conferred only on
iu course alter halu" ,Iuded at ea one year IN the
Office o. Counselor q Law tn@ al'7L nthC examination
Tee l! be o:,nze, also Noo Cour which will be
60, ~ 20 ever
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-16
THE BIRD OF HOPE.

A golden cage OF sunbeams
Half down a rainbow hung:
And sweet therein golden bird
The whole bright morning sung
The winged shapes around 1t grew
Enchanted a they heard
II was the bird Of ilope-ny love
1t was Hopes golden bird
And ever OF tomorrow
Thy Syron song began
All, what on earth so musical
As love and Hope 10 MANI
listen d, thinking still OF thee,
And of thy p GmISed word
It was The bird OF ilope-Sweet love
Il was Hopes golden bird
Though ours should be cottage home,
From pnde and pomp apart,
The trUeSt wealth OF happiness
Is still faithful heart.
And thus ii Is ,RrOirGHg trCGiM
UOaid Hcrer be prGierred.'
II was the bird OF ilOpe-sweet love
1t wa, Hopes golden blrd.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-16
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC.

17fiiS valuable PREPARATION eXlcs scalp to and
healthy action csan~s II from ,cu1i and dandrut; pre-
Yeats the Han from falling Of oures lose crupEe diseases
i.ch otter the mead. and majority OF
pIOiugss fine growth 0i HAIR. II also gEeS tne dl!
rch glossy and beautiful appsa sance, unequa'ed By any
other article OF the KIND.
JhNSE.S AMERICAN HAIR ONE-Warantel, il
rHly applied according the directions 20 change the Tan
from other color beautiful IubW~n, perfectly
Jtdri. without sta nI- the
JAfNES AGTE piLiS-A positive cnre Tor tevey
and Ague. These Pts warranted to cUt- Fever and
Agle and hen the eutioRs followed and cure -
effected, The WI. hc returned.
Sor sale by y. JARVIS 4 co
~. Il corner Nagalne and NomlnOn sl.eels.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-16
PHILADELPKIA WaEELWRIeNT WORK
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

CARRIAGE MANUEACTORY.
THE Patronage that has been extended to very er
1 ally the last seven years. while IN Com - sS =
street has induced us the iast summer CSs. u SD
large building expressly Tor manu- treT~<t&9
tacur4g and repairing CARRIAGES -AZ----EA-
Ne have of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country and prepared, with good Northern Sorknen,
and The best Of Materials 20 buL any style Cd Carnage 10
order and guarantee them two # used N the country
We also better prepared than 'e;D' Or rearing
carnage. and te> tore them auG - ituiI mil beauty
md durability although apparently worn OFT An! Useless
We VIII pay freight on carriage sen IA 70 re "ir We Will
also, keep hand an assortment Of ~" ant ~Et0 ONT
hand CARRIAGES which Hui he sold iow ihI tARkIAnES
taEeu trade for New We invite fEe attention o.
hose wanting New Carriages then ca Oles AIRED. To
call Manu- iaCtory AMI RebO5'o and JnCre tOf them
selves, al The corner II GRftjE cnd .-tHCNDfIht
>trseiS door the Office OF the tOUIe.cai W aef
" Orks rear OF the 1T Cha'.> Hotel. New Orleans.
les sn MATTHEWS Er.H NAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-16
suMMER REsIpENCE Ar MANDEVMLE.

s 4 deI;ghtiuI SUMNER RESIDENCE at Man
81. devle, measuring arpents fronting the Lake by
80 Twelve arents III depth--ali fenced in. The IN
poyeInen good and antia Frame Dwelling
OF three fronting the Lake, galleries IN front and
40 Cabinets, Kitchen and Servants Rooms other
GOOD building built expressly for vIsite having large
roors with gallery; Stables On the premises fine
spring. the only there probably 2t Vaudeville, and
N front the property fac and beautiful Flower Par
The property vii be sold with all the Furniture, Cows,
:ipr5,s. Nace@, etc
For Terms Which liberal and fall particulars arpIy to
pEEp~Ds IDSSEEAI, n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-16

C0NNEL's MAGICAL PAIN EXrR ACTOR viii prove bless
to all those who It. II a sovereign remedy for ali
Burns, Sore Eyes. feons, Ulcers Bruises Tie DOo"u>,
Ey>Ipela and all complaints winch need external appl-
cation. BY Its ntlammati0nS are removed, SweHnEs
reduced, and Modification stayed. Iw be supplied
all cegymen grdtis Tor their and the poor OF their
pashes.-Sod only al % iOydras street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-16
CLASS STAININA

IT generally known that the beautiful ar o. 'L
STAINING Is done N SewDI- by - / AiT3t ii.
= o. lS5GKAVIER street bet tlrcus and h !ef Is
who soics share Of The public patronage, beng the Hs
and only establishment he South. All uo9T> Of and
uGanIented STAINED GLASS churches steamboats,,
duW>, door. sIdsigils. $, lights, lamps, etc.
=. B.-iIEAD SASH, plain and Cmamented, made 10
or,jar 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-16

Austrian OCCUPATION of Milan - Invasion of The
Roman States Noble Defence of Bologna.
lSPecia. Correspondence OF the NY Tribune
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-16
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS

'g1O REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous nhabi.-
of the stomach and bowels, which so often GIair
the health and destroy the lives OF children, JAfNlS
TONIC NERNtFuGE, certain aud safe preparation for
the removal of various kinds OF Worms, D,spesIa sour
stomach Want Of Appetite nantie Fever and Ague and
Debility of the Stomach and Bowels, aud Organs OF Diges
non 1t without exception OF the most valuable pre-
paraons in the world For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS & co,
aDiS Conner of Magazine and COmn4o streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-16

The Genuine Balm Of Columbia only Hair Restor-
alive but the best coorag fluid the world II makes the
Hair glossy and fine, stops from falling ont
Bald Heads and keeps the Hair free from dan
Iuti and scUt
Or. SPoHsS SICK HE,DAcHE REMEDY iswaraned to
cure any case. either Nervous or bilious HIyGltryn! II
has cured cases OF twenty years standing.
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+. A. COTRNT'S
:. a OUIk-4VI )
5 oda and Mineral " later IanEfa { tors,
M. 252 GIROU STREET,

\. CON Ant respectfully INFORMS ms mend. and the
HnJtC u ~ b" >l cob upes 10 manu- CtIFe >tJA,
MEAD and MINERAL WATERS a he ahoy" --'1'-
ishm nj and warrante. equal Europe ar America
supply cOnst family On hand at wholesale and rela.
Orders tom the county prom, pity attended to aud