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pemocracy-in France and here.

Its q common remark among observing and
thoughtful men that by her late Revolution, France
has placed or proved herself half a century In ad'
vance of any other Nation in the philosophy OF
Government and Human Rights. Should the elo-
rious work begun in Paris be contaminated without
farther oonvusion or boodshed. the truth of this
remark must be generally admitted. 1t behooves
M. therefore, who are thrown behind by the rapid
march Of events in France, to compare or contrast
our current msxims Of public policy and principles of
administration with those now accepted in the me-
tropos of European civilizstion-the center and
soul Of the French Republic. The contrast on the
most important points 10 pointed and striking. For
Instance
Democracy In France IL intent on establishing
large Joint stock Banks Of discount and circulation
IN aid Of the industry and busoess of the country,
very nearly on the plan of our late National Bank
Bat what passes for Democracy in this country
wages relentless war upon all such institutions, de-
nouucns them a. hostile to the interests OF Labor,
and TO the maintenance of Republican Equality,
Democracy In France DEGREES and maintains q
suspension Of Specie Payments by the existing
Banks, under stringent regulations against frauds
and over issues a. tho best practicable means to-
ward enduring and overcoming severe pecuniary
aud commercial convulson. Party Democracy in
ths country DETAINED and execrsted hey ond measure
our Banks when they had been driven into Saspen
sion by its own prosecutions and tinkerings and
threatened them therefor with its exterminating
vengeance.
Democracy in France proclaims the absolute In
compatibility Of its principles with the liberation Of
Human Slavery, and DEGREES the prompt overthrow
Of that shameful soourge. Party Democracy here
u the avowed and boosted ally of Slavery. and ia
even Low battling to plant and extend Slavery in
territory hitherto Free.
Democracy In France regards Government az
IN agency Of the People for promoting their own
vslS>re and happiness by every means more &C.
eGrt II fesrlessly undertakes the grand and
critical duty Of placing competence and comfort
within tho reach Of every who will endesvor Il
deserve IT, Ii proposes to effect this by affirm alive
positive measures. having that end distinctly il
view-Pauy Democracy ia this country bases III
action on the opposite theory that Tue world Il
governed too much that TIE People are apt Il
expec, too much from Government and that The
best Government 10 that which governs least Il
gloriss ia the negative letalone, donoshiDg axiom,
q the Free Trade Economists which condemn Pab
lis Charity and are used to justify the wors, exsc
tons OF Absentee Lsndordsm.
The contrast might be carried much farther
had We space for IL. II one of those Democratic,
4 right the other must be grossly, fatally wrong
Which IL i'll
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Az ACT rssive The 10 tie CTS Of New Ycr
passed APnls ISIS fdfre.fitls beng pfessILl
The P,sps of M State Of Nsg Ycrt ,eyrssssicd ~ Senate
and Assenbiy, DO sHacs a. fgliowss
Sac. Chap a64 Of he Laws OF 1851 hereby repealed
SIC = The commissiOnsrs Of tho Land Once are hse-
o aohoTz.d 20 surrender 20 the Common .onDsil Of the
City of New York upon such "a no ions the
deem al snfageous 90 the STATE the sas- for ths
present site sod bacinss situate Ia said CITY, and oceo
ped as tbs sis AfseOal Including lot white Of. oc-
cnpisd portion q the Arsenal grounds portion
1T said prems-s and tho said Commissioners shall pay
the svss Of such sale the Treasurer oftbs Slss
SIC. g. The Controller 10 authorized 70 loan the o
hfeeu thousand dollars the credit Of ths State he
most a5vsntsg terms snd TO issue stock therefor
which said VI hftesn thousand dollars shall be
peussd Ia the erection Of the Arsons OF Nevfok
and the said stock shall be- redeemed by the awaits Il s
provided for Ia the second section which hereby sr
propristsd for that object
Sac 4 The Commissioners o. the Land Ofice here
by authorized 10 plets the STATE AIsns in such
AZ they shall doem best for the Interest OF tbs State
md TO employ Snpsrnt- ndept ct en- expense " not
more than three dollars per day.
SIC 5 All acts Inconsistent with this act are hereby
repealed.
Sac C. This az, shall take effect Immediately.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Benton'. speech on q J .fsrnia-Resoiutions oil
sympathy for Fr .ns.- Amu-ernenf-. &c.
CorresporGercs of The tribune.

Corresporlercs 81 The Triture.
wa.HrxGror Monday. April 10
In the Senate today there was nothing OF inPor-
lance done. save the delivery Of long speech TO-
biographical snd historical, by Mr.. BESros on the
CONQUEST Of California. 1t vas on the BAL granting
some s7O0 900 for the payment Of bis son'in-laT
and other simGnts who had conquered mis- country
for Us This is cheap when compared with the ten
or fifteen millions we pay 10 Mexico for this coun-
try after i, had ceased TO belong to her.
As soon as Mr. BESroS had finished bis very
uninteresting speech, the Senate went into Secret
session. proposition was made, aud rejected, to
70 hberate Mr. NusEsr of the Ner York Herald,
from custody. be remslns IN the custody Of the
Sergeant alarms. They were riding together IN
q buggy this afternoon, on the Avenue.
In the House. the whole day was spent on the
Senate Resolutions cf sympathy with France
They finally pssset. Tith only ., ! believe. ID the
negative.
Mr. AsHMUS Of Mass. and Mr. BAILr q Va. were
the only speakers. Mr.. AsHNUN did no- oppose
the Resolutions bat no took occasion 70 administer
a mos. whitening rebuks 70 Mr. BsTLT and Mr..
RITcHIE for their opposition 20 vote Of congratu.
lation 70 France for having perfected the work Of
freedom by emsncipsring her slaves he told Mr..
BAYLY that his language = few days since was
better fitted for his plantation than Tor the House
OF Representatives Of Freemen. such language
could not and would no. be tolerated here. He
reminded Mr.. BAYLY that the Legislature OF Viz
ginia bed refused 10 pass resolutions appropriately
noticing the death nj JoHS QUINCY ADAMS. because
ne was friend OF Universal Freedom. Altogether
Mr. AsHMUNs speech WAS one u the boldest and
ablest speeches made for some time in Congress.
The citizens Of Washington City held meeting
here this evening 10 express sympathy for France
in her struggles for freedom. Gen. JoSEs presided.
A series Of resolutions were adopted and ordered
70 be published The Marseilles Hymn was sung at
the close BY number Of Frenchmen present.
We had all kinds Of smusements here tonight
Mr.. VAsDEsHoFF appeared at the Adelphi Thea
ter. in The Stranger" supported by Miss h FAN.
SING READ. Ia niece Of the gallant Col FANslSGl
az Mrs Halter" This was followed by the irish
Tutor" BARSEY WILLIAMS, young and gifted
Irish Comedian, appearing as "Dr O'Toole.'-
VASAMBURG's Mensgerie was open for vsiters,
where Miss CALHOUN bothered the lives out Otthe
poor animals a. some young ladies' would bother
the hearts oct Of heir beaux and last not least the
HuTcHISso>s hsd splendid reception in their
first Concert here, at Carusis.
saw letter to day. received by Mr.. BORIS,
from one Of the Louisiana Delegates 70 the Nation
al Wing Convention at Philsdelphis. openly for
Mr. CLAY az the Wing candidate. What do you
think OF that hicHELlEV.
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WhiR Views az the soulh.

The following extract from letter OF dis'in-
gui,hed individual residing at the Souih-weii' to
hi, correspondent in this City under date OF the Sd
inst. conveys gratifying intelligence;
"Goins TO- r-turring from and al New. Orleans, saw
many rood Whiss from every part = the South AMI est
snd an s4tfe 10 tel you thar the Tsyor lsnis sro d.
nsevery~her and that the people demonstrating for
our srest old l..der HEsEY Clay. TIE 3u.rlls poht
cisns on 10th sides DO took Gen Taylor no party
aLpstes snc sny party csrdid.s, because tney hoped
TO ride INFO power place BY bis vel canned popular
ity are UNDERWOOD snd repuoi.ted BY the
homes. votns ussses So they deserve tobe honor snd
a. mire the gallant Old -ro for hs hsh military sehe 80
srs bat cannot therefore either give up my nfnxee
political opinions abandon old sHd trasty friends
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Business Notifies.

II Whoever wants hve-dollsr Hat for four dollsn
Whoever wants two-dollv fine cloth Cap for 81 80
Whoever wants to inspecta superb stock Of Chidrsa'
Fancy Hats,
Whoever wants Opera Hat OF the latest Psris'ys'
Whoever wants Umbrella both cheap and elegant
Whoever wants the full value Of his mopsy In bayns
Hat, Cap or Umbrella,
Whoever wants round Hat Cbspesu, Military Cs''
sTrsveliog Cap, sportsmsn's Hat. Yoaths d"
sLsdy's Riding Hat, should call at
nGENINsU OLA RrosdHaY.
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New Publications.

"WmsoS's TALES or THE BORDERS AND OF
ScorLiSD"-Sos and 10, jus, published, complete the
First Volume Of this work. The publication though OF
course not entirely devoid OF faats, is good one-it
serves an excellent purpose, aside from It's intrinsic Der
rs In mirroring the lights and shadows OF the nge
hooks the Preside corners Of Scottish life. There Is an
other feature in these Talesthe author seems 10 have
sudousy endeavorsd throughout, them to as
sumo healthy ,ons-to decry vice and elevate virtue
,here is no lurking poison dressed fIncul STYLE 10 de-
lude bewder the reader character is plainly shown,
and emotion Is well portrayed. To this Is mainly to be
attributed the extraordinary both Of the original
edition and this much improved republication. Its typo
graphical execution Is all that could DO desired.
With the nrst volume is furnished what Is much need
ed-a Gosiary OF scottcsms the here given hs "a
pages and will &c found exceedingly useful well to
readers Of the Tales as the devourers Of Scott and
Burns This volume comprises biographical sketch OF
the Author, together with Portrsit-and an engraved
e-page, with view Of Edinburgh Castle, 10 also fur
nishei Or 7. shannon, Publisher, SO Park-row)
e The METHODIST QUARTERLY REVIEW"
April opens with long review Of the Reports OF the
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society for the years
ISIS to 1885, Inclusive BY DR.. FLoI followed by Mystic
Arts In our own Day, by Rev. J. T. CRANE oil Paint
-g by President WENTWORTH Raiders Life Of Christ,
BY Rev Dr. PHILIP scnAYF Prescotts Conquest Of Peru
By L. p. wHPPLE Esq, &c. &c. The number Is Illus
,raed By engraved likeness Of Rev. william Roberts
Missionary 10 Oregon.
CF- DEBTOR AND CREDITOR; Tale tor Tae
Times BY T. s AErHUE" is lsmo. Of $50 pages just
Issued By Baker scrioner. We have not read It, but
Arhurs stories tina. we hare read abound In homely
sense sAutary counsel and genuine philosophy that we
risk nothing in recommending this.
~ SPANISH GRAMMAR: new method to
read write and speak the spanish Language. arranged
according to oleuderns method By r.. ySeur." No.
2 bas jas. been issued and Is os sale BY Berord Co.,
Astor House.
II TIE LAW REPORTER for April, has an
article or Massachnset,: Practice" Recent American
Decisions and list Of insolvens in Massachusetts. The
present number closes the tenth Volume. Messs Little
rcvn, Boston will the publication Of the work
with The next number.
| = RgMARXABLE EVENTS TIE HISTORY
ANEEIcA" BY Prof Faosr has reached the lth num-
Der. Five issues more complete the work, and yaiuA
be addition II will be stock Of historical informs
ton Burgess 4 suisgsr and W. Il. Grsham)
/ ~ "LTTELLs LIyISG ACE" No. 2o4, Is al
interesting IS Bsual-nllei viii valuable matter. Der
ford & Co. AstOr House,
Y CHAMBER. MISCELLANY" No. II. is fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

FLORIDA ORASGEs.-The Tallahassee Journal
Of the 20h that sud formidable enemy has
made It's In the In that State
insect Of the smallest most minute class fssens iue
upon the tree 10 endless numbers they spread then
al The surface OF TIE sts the young Shoots
snd FOL % tns tree. TIL certainly though slowly Il
~ithsp spd dseays Tree after tres, extensive gTovss
have already been destroyed. And stil the little aud
seemingly contemplate enemy 10 carrying on hs work Ct
destruction, with secumalstins force.
SERIOUS AcciDEST.-A young man, an emigraDt
passenger killed board the ste Admiral. at
81 Jehe, Wednesday, He struck By large chest,
which thrust board from briR lying sonkde the
boat and before medical aid could be procured he died
from confession q the lungs
EF soLoS BoRLASD. Esq is said 10 havesbeen
appointed senator u the United States from the Of
Arkansas Ill the vacancy occssloned gnson
OF Mr. Sewer. Wash. UnioI, iItn. =
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Bv POM Express to The Tribune.
Election In New-Orieuns Mayor chosen
by 1000 Majority.


We have received the N. o. PrcGyHne Of the
9Th inst. containing the returns Of the Municipal
Election. held in that city on the day previous.
The following is summary OF the msiorities for
the different candidates, by which it will be seen
that New Orleans is thoroughly and decidedly
Wing
A. Crossman. Nv -....2Op4 ma.
JOS Geuois (w Recorder First Municipality. $50 "
josh Bald win. wv Second DO -..-..........lOcT
T. Suzsne-u, Third 10. IL elected without opposition
The Council from the First and Second Munich
palities are Wing throughout; in the Third, the
old members were reelected withou. opposition.
FoR THE SEAT or WAR-The |. 5. schooner
Major Lear Capt Prebe and the schooner CSdmuS. Capt
Sunard Jeff last evening for Brazos santiago with Gov
er, ment stores Tue L. steamship Ssw Orleans Capt
Aud left on he "a for Vera Cruz with Government
sto es The following passengers went over on her;
Gen KeHney Fon Mr.. Sewer snd soite, James ID
Nix Com'r O Peirsoa. u. ) ", Col teseo, Capizin
Hantrr. n H. R~gt, Capt D. c. Berry. h.ss Rrgt
Lieut.. Glner, Engineer Corp, Capt. Badger. Lieut.
Wood, Lieut.. @. Pzften Capt n n Nile, ID Ohio Vol
Lieut. A. Jkckson. Cspt. Blsnoiug, CAPT Osmur, OF.
stachtneot OF Dragons from J-defsn Barracks Mo and
oae detachment ~ Mounted Men ffom Tennessee, and
one detachment Of lnfsntry recruits.
~ O. Picsyune, 9Th inst.
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RAILROAD Accident.

BALTIMORE tuesday Ap1l H.
A melancholy scciden. happened On the South
Carolina Railroad near Charleston, by the explo
sion Of a boiler Of locomotive. b. which accident
the following persons were killed George ArtiP
Henry Cammer, and 4 6reman-who are al mar
ried men
The Z. s. ships Germantown and cambridge
are preparing to sail from Norfolk Arrived. brig
Joseph Brown. from New York and the brig En-
terprise. from Porto Rico Below, brig MonteEuma.
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sourH cARoLrsA.-The Wings of Barke Co al

SOUTH CARoLIsA.-The Wings OF Barke Co. ut
their Convention the ith inst adopted the follow
Jog resolution;
Resored As the Of the WhIs Of this County that
the success sud spsry OF our country o. hnme her
eh..cet .nd saudinf ABROAD. dem.nd OF the Am-rcso
o,opls the eev.tiou u HENRY CLAY 10 tbs Chief Ms
r.tr.ey Of this Re public spestins ruthflT. a. veil a.
INTERNATIONALLY recosoiss 10 HEssY CLAY, The most
ssfe the peri, cod not the OILY nsner. Who
direct the shp Of state amid The DARK .nd threstsn-
los which ovsprsads The sss OF our national sxs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
EVENING REPORT.


SENATE ALBANY, April Ill p. NJ.
The Assembly bill for the appointment OF Com
missioners 20 assess damages done TO private pro
perty taken for public was referred TO the Ju
dietary Committee.
The Albany BASIN bill was referred TO a Select
Committee TO report TO the next Legislature.
The bill of incorporation for Charitable, Religious,
Literary and Scientific Societies, was ordered TO
third reading.
Also the bill for the permanent establishment Of
Normal School.
ASSEMBLY.
Bills were passed to authorize the Supervisors Of
New-York 70 levy money by tax 70 incorporate
the Buifslo Savings Bank; TO amend the General
b anking law, this was Senate BILL and 20 pro
vide that Banking Associations shall be Banks Of
discount and deposit well as for circulation and
that their business shall be transacted where To-
Gated, &c.
The Senate subsequently returned the bill with
message that it was not the bill passed by that
body so the action OF the House isa nullity.
The bill was passed 10 incorporate the New-York
and Savannah Steam Navigation Co.
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The Tribune In PhiIadelphin.

Our friends in Philadelphia, who wish to be supplied
regularly with The Tribune, will please leave the'i
names and residences with Zeber Co Ledger
Building Third-sL below Chesnut who Will deliver tne
paper them Immediately after the arrival OF the pas
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single copies price oents may always be obtained q
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wILLIaMssURGH AFFAIRS

JUvEsILE MUSICAL FEsTIyAL-The Sunday
School attached to the Universs, Church CT Williams
bursb will give Musical EntersinmeGt' comprising
ssrs, Of Songs Of the SeaSoos Thursday evening OF
th, week In the new Church above named The Pre-
gramms presents an interesting and attractive bill CT fare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

TT Parents whOsc children ont Of school this sitef
noon, cannot afford the treat tn By occomDssy
then q the Museum and giving them opportuoity
examining tho vast collection Of natural curOsties the
Wax 5cdptora and Temperance statusry, Shakespeare
Cabinet &c &c Splendid performances sso take place
a the lecture room At y aod 1t O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

A STAR FALLEN Tine BOstOn Daily Star, sf.
scnts,ng for two years and Ahaf its uncertain
t hssA, last disappeared from the Newspaper Ornament
II that It's rays, however brightly they may have
snone. anything bat golden. The Editor publishes
part Of very entertaining tale 10 be concluded in the
number and takes leave Of his readers with comic
,eIsmnity In copying the following paragraph give
him the bench. Of an advertisement in this City;
Any wishing sorn hoed, gardens welded, wood
ss~sd, coal ritehed Ia, paragraphs written. or small
chores" done With dispseh aud on reasonable terms
will please make immediate application 10
THE RETIRING EDITOR.
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n" Plumbers, timers copper.smiths founders
and s.hnists Of all kinds are requested TO examine Ew
banks Illustrated work on machines and machin-
cry general Publishing in eight parts at % cents
part, and for sale By all cheap booksellers.
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PEsssrLvASI. LEclsLArURr-The two House.

PENNSYLVANIA LEGlsLATURE.-The two Houses
have passed AZ, by constitutional msjorites tbs Va
toed bills a the Ocsan Delaware aud Philade phis Tee
zsph Company snd the Act % extend the cnssr Of ihs
Delaware County Sank. Ths Governor has signed the
bills relative % ihe ghts Of Married Women The Cbes
ter Rairss the Pennsylysns and Ohio Railroad, the
tension OF the Bucks County Bank, and others Both
Houses al burned az noon 5int DE.
John Knox Confirmed By tie Senate ss President
Judge Of the lOth Judicial Dist Phil Eve Ba-.in llth
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By Telegraph to the Ne,O- York Tribune.

ALBANY, Eve. Jour osicsl Tuesday eve. April II.
JOBS TAYLOR, Wing, is elected Mayor by about
100 msiorisy; with Il or 70 Wing Alderman to
or Loco.
II Mr. Taylor is an extensive and famous
Brewer Of Malt Liquors, and on that account was
very obnoxious to many Wings who are Temper
snce men Bat for this. be would have received
a much larger msiority Ed Tribune.
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Total 400 Stryker ahead, LIZA:
~ The I'D and With Wards may slightly
reduce. but cannot possibly shake this. STRYKrRs
ms jorty is at least 900!
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The Juagment of Mniue.

In no Free State mas more systematic exertioa
been made than in MAIsE, to secure Taylor Dele
gates TO the National Convention, and in none has
the failure been more signal The Wings Of the
lat District, YORK, ac.l held their Convention at
Alfred. on the 9th inst and chose L. o. CosEs,
Esq Editor of the Loco UaIoB, and most deter
mined Clay Wing their Delegate, with JoHs JAM
Esos Esq. tof the same sort as substitute. To
make all sure and open. they farther
Rselved That while this Convention willing TO 60 TO
any reasonable s1trnt la ssnctopinf such pomnston
for The presidency may enanase from the Nsors Con-
vsnton which 10 10 Al Phade iphs deem II
declare that the should be, %
receive support snd declared whis Of tried
bility rins 10 bse0sss 'A srPo.e~t Of wAg yrineps
I'D ready 70 lend Ais I'D In advancing tue distinctive
70 essures Of the Whis party.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Bridget Kenny. VINO
w.s arrested Monday charge Of being concerned
9TH Der sister Ann Ia having stolen property to toe vsu-
Of $50 from nr Hammond, yesterday attempted 70 com
suicide ~ The kinss County ls ~ cuttrg her thoa'
with knife % open ng the door OF her cell yesterday
morning Bridget f1urd lying on hoor sud the bioc
lowing r. IN large gssh 10 her uecs She wss properly
Attended and The wound found uot % be dsngs0n.
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BrookIyn For Ever!

The Wings of our sister city did nobly yester'
day. Here are the msjorites Of most of the
Wards for Mayor
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COMMON COUNCIL


Wards-Whig -ildermen Wardr-LOe Hid.
Nv. Mcdonald. II. c. Cady. lie Pel.
IL. George Hall. VProbshle.
Ill. A W. Benson, B. +. wardwel VII. Uncertain
IV..P. q. Taylor. \. q. Carman.
W.. Richards, II. White.
VIII H. Reeves.
IX..G. h. Fisk, T. II. Reddng.
The FIVE Wing Supervisors are chosen from the
first seven Wards by large majority the Super
visor from the With and IXth is probably Loco
Thus not only the City Government but the (Kings)
County Board Of Supervisors are secured to the
Wings for the current year.
Nobly DONE gallant Wings of Brooklyn You
have faithfully won and may proudly wear for a
season. the honor of being the largest Wing City
10 the Empire State
n WILLIAmsBURGH also elected her Charter
Officers yesterday. Returns from all but the First
Election District leave the Wings behind as fol-
lows hut it is expected that the absent District
will make all right;
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" HERE rHr STYLES voR GssTLEMEss HArsoi
the Spring Fashion. Of tbs most approved and desirable
patterns sdy, manufactured OF the finest beaver
and sk that cannot fail to suit the fssdious also,
the spring style Of boys cloth caps aud infsnrf fancy
velvet caps Of all psttsrps
KNOX Ia Fultop-st (3un Rui6fnf1
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"Ths Saith Ward 70 eut,'s,e Democratic. that vt
tssSsf~i psxr wkstk<r Wkss get sssfAs feet o.
- ped, ssd no gets ballot 10 the boz. uA<s se~s
sss to " ss.ssrssed s~fs Dsmssrsi'e vofs. AL
IiShs IL the Sixth"
q Tho above IL from an Editorial In Th<
Gie6s Of yesterday. We never met more truth
fal dslineasion Of the rowdy rufiapispa which soc
often usurps and prOfsDes the name Of Democracy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

WoRcKsrrK-The charter election in the City
of Worcester. Mass was held on Saturday, and re-
suited In the choice of Levi Lincoln for Mayor, by
vote Of $50 against 653 for 4 A. Miller, Temper.
snce candidate, and as scattering. The Citizens
ticket FOR Aldermen consisting Of five Wings and
three Loco Y ocos was also chosen.