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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

CIVILIZATION AND THE BAYosET.-The London
nsss. ia temskiue upon the military prepersons made
BY the Government Of France TO sustain itself says: III
people victorious the futty Of attempting 10
s0veta civilized nations by the bsyonet, the sabre the
uGsset and the ho~iizsr, will be made obvious
Very true. Then why not relieve the People OF
the enormous cost of supporting the bayonet, ss-
bre. musket and howitzer, since these are no Ion
ger efficient for the Government of civilized ma
tons What are they good COR
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II was Revolutionary in the House.
Mr.. Buchanan Rxcuipated -Cass and Caiifor-
nia-senafe Archaeological 1ieetirx.


WASHINGTON, March ~, lsss.
sGalvaniensis' of the Herald sent in a paper to-
day to the Senate Committee which exculpates
Mr.. BucRAsAS from the charge Of having given the
Treaty and correspondence to the public. Mr. BIZ.
cHASAN's friends threaten vengeance on Mr. Polk
and certain Senators for getting up this lnvestgs.
ton.
A bill was reported to day in the Senate to estab-
lish Branch Mint in the City Of Newfork.
Mr.. CAss gave notice that he would call up as
soon a. possible the bill making appropriation for
Mexican Claims. This bill is to pay Col Ere
mont, and other persons in the employ OF JANIS h.
Polk, for their iavless efforts TO make California
independent oil Mexico We are now also 70 pay
Mexico $50 900 900 for this Independent Territory
Half & million Was more than cnou IN 10 make II
independent We give Mexico forty times that
sum for 1t after il ceased to DO bers The only
consolation for this is that get oot Of this odious
war.
The Charge to Rome will probably be decided
on. in Cabinet Tomorrow.
A large number Of Mail Contractors are noy here
70 attend 70 the contracts now ~ be- made for Ma
ryland, Pennsyivanis, &c.
MI. NILES, who frequently speaks right, bat gen
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orally votes wrong, denounced to day, in Senate.
the whole financial system OF Loco Ocoism
Hon Messrs CAss. CRITTESDES, HkNSEGAS,
ToMPEISs. &c. are invited to address the Irish Re.
peal Confederation 10 morrow evening. SIR HAN
sEGAS will probably not speak unless we should
have farther news from Europe. / presume the
meeting, however, will so on whether farther news
is received or not. GEORGE WAsBtSaTOS PARKE
Cusrls OF Arlington is 10 preside. RIcHELIFU.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.


The Cenr,er & Enquirer does not seem to share
in the general JOY at the issue Of the late French
Revolution. The Editor says
Fsogn the synopsis which publish below u will he
that the DEGREES OF the Provisional Government are
81 the radical chNsctergoag far beyond supple
Rsrskl,oatss aad sbodytrF many principles II
CVsaVNtSN a-d SOCIALISM. but We forbear comments
uut .hs receive fal.F accounts 81 the recent Trans
sections In France.
The Courier will see great deal more lift lives
q few years longer Perhaps it will feel better
who knows
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BOARDING.

BOARDING IN BKOOkLYN.-Wenesd. " :
ID gentleman and lazy, two or ihres wenIaIns S,
room, on the second aoor with board privAs seoae
The situation must be pleasant the Heights or SOUTH
Boob iyn preferred. Adde'S box i,Sss, Nsw.fek 70"
Oihcs m-, ~
OOaRD WNNTED-Fors gentleman and hs wife
ID and single lady In q respectable private family OLD
nx house. where there are but lev oosfden Inc
oo.ton be pleasant and Ia rsspeetaols part mo
city References given and required Address 5rows,
$50 Cedar-st %
a GENTLEMEN and his vito or two three single
N ,.ntlrmen can ssd with board By apply
ing Immediately at ~ Murrsy-st. NAY ~
10 OARDING-A gentleman and wife and TWO nnee
ID r.ntemen BE- accommodated with pleasant roowe
IT rs Widest nesr Broadway. m.s 81
n7OAHD-A gentleman and bis wife, or two or three
II, ngle gentlemen can be pleasantly Accommodated
sss Sic bone References exchanged. Rooms I'd story
Apply ~ wOe.erst 6es Houston stage route ms D.
n01R,s WANrED-By . gentleman and lady Inn
ID msdist. ~ private family prsfsnsd, front loom
md ANAL b.a attached on second moor VIII %
"a jos.,,on a, owe Canslst West OF Broadway Terms
mus. be modersl, Address Boadsr this (Thoans) once
m28 ST.
nsnt Win psrlor and bedroom ID or % neor
below Chsmbers.M o. in Jersey City. Address ~ In-
S So,o" os;ss " m2e N-
no.RD--a f.w sng,s gentleman can be sceommo'
Dd.iss With GOOD roosls at % Chsrlesst mS 81
mann an BROOKL2N NIGHTS, near yaI.
lion F.rry with handsome ant. spacious apartments,
for married and single gentlemen. TLe aouoi1 NV
psntries and wardr obes. The ioean. InnI. -, 4
commands q view Of the city and hsrbo.'' "rvi ~
Willowst.
DOARD.-Ons or two gentlemen would be t.sen a.
ID b. srders 10 family thai will remain In their pre,-nt
location the ensuing year Those wishing pleasant house
for the longer msy sPpy ct 81 ysyst ms Iw'
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SCHOOLS.

BOARDING sCHOOL-Iryins Institute, Tarry'
ID town, N Y-The Summer Term will open on Mon
day ths LIST OF May with new and improved ORGANIZATION
Of the classes Juvenile Department embr.c,ns young
lads Of and eight OF will be established In
connection with the Institution. -
The Of parents and suardsnsis respectfully In
yited phlet Circular for this year 20 be obtained
Of any of patrons OF the Institute, OF Clark Austin,
2O5 Brosdwsy, or of the underlined
MIL MWFSsssw WIN T. LYON A. NJ. fnnelpsL,
Il The Closing Exhibition for the present term Will
be held At the Friday. slst March, on the ar
rival of the morning steamboat which leaves foot Cham
bers-st o'clock, AN The public are respectfully 10
vitsd to attend nl.l ,ol
NAY .CuOOL-Iuder the direction of the Ladies'
Iof the Sacred Heart 1874 Blocker, Lsurenss NY
The Ladies OF the Sacred Heart hays hs honor Of In
forming their friends that they have ssquesced TO their
Kind request FOR the esabshont OF Gay scboo IN ts
city Of NswYork.
Ths system Of Education will be pursued on the same
plan that adopted in all tho houses OF the sacred Heart
The ladies' will be prepared to reestvs pupils on the
10Th March
No child will be received under six years Of age.
abOys thirteen.
TgRMs-El,ren ueekS 10 tie QgayterTuitiou, 50 per
quarer, In advance French, s., do Music, go do
Drawing and Painting 10 wser colof' $40 do. mis- I'm
rJ,O PATENTS AND GUARDIANs-A lady re-
siding IN beautiful situation within hall mile OF the
village Of PAiBfed N would be happy 20 receive as
scholars misses from six 10 twelve pears OF age, 10
the rudinens Of good English educstion ssetne
with board Sc will b. furnished =, this moderate rate on
SIS per quarter References may De bad by applying 70
Lebseas Chapman 81 Wsst or to Smith Ely or Eugene
Ely. corner Of Fulton and 6oldsts. m.f W.
THE ALGER INSTITUTE Of South Cornwall,
Litehhsld Co. Coma will b- opened the 18th day OF
MAY 1913. as boarding school for boys, BY Rev T. w
ANDREWS Circulars containing full Information with
references 1e BE- Obtaneda the bookstore OF MARK
n NEWMAN 4 co 1870 Broadway, also by addressing tho
Prneipsl At Cornwall Bridge. Conn. ma I'm
A PRIVATE TUTOK.--A graduate Who has had
N experience IA teaching will Instruct two or three
boys tor college or othsrwisel in some pleasant family OF
' MS ivy. LEAvIrr. rnow 4 co. 1871 Bro.dwsy.
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go uousnKEEPnRS

IN GrNERALs-Just received . good supply Of rrsneh
IWillow.ware eon.lsus of rrsvsiinf Work and Fancy
Baskets with sod assoItneni 81 hoassAsepins articles
tin aud Jsp.nued Also for sale variety ~ 6rds
long aud short Canafies Of all solos from 81 10 SIS pair
81 the best MoeAi hlrds in the oitv also. variety Of
r..a. 40 IA luiSs ,Ot. ". HMM. Is rhtrd-ay NJ
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A. u. MARVIN.
tNrosfsS AND pksttNs
ENGLISH. fREnCt. GERMAN AND AMERICAN
STATIONERY.
IS N lliani

"
STATIONERY.
- " llliamst
Net~esa NAiSsn lane svd Jchnst
L,NoLisH AND WRENCH LETTER AND NorEfA,
h1rfRS fnssleP,, kasol Keafas. fSffslios fsnp AMI
ula. ut.tands Steel fsas rfsnsP.rsat States. crsyon
Paper Mater Sslars, sad fosss, Wafer Cups. Twins
Hass. rn,t uass k.,ss hll Head Haxss, Date Sslen-
s.f. Esisofs 81 way koao sra wcos, WFiars isAs
esresi. Ffsaeh lsunias la, klsa. Nsses Aaa ngAns
All. 81 rsshaase Fsrssa ard pcmessisl hns 81 LAdirf
Ra.wailet r.rss - ke ~ na3 50
s,rrrA rEkluA hsshiss earsias -rhs After.
tttoe ~ nssaastufofs 10 called o. fhs rnoss vAlessc
,sii. 80 ass1 eds, 10 shs.r ssAsf ass wasa wera
~esh She price - She nsisfisL saass 81 all
ssssh. Asa ~iAas a.s sei t0ssa @sashss Al shert ~
so pas q ihsss h.nss sas ts faarns Va this
stty ga sshssfy sAiss 1Ss fsvelatsess per usseats
rks rafs ssprs 81 sac Va ets g. sait satVhaers
sse ths cs rsiss s,is nvs satss essehs and shlos0
iss.a A.sslssa aast. fpteh- es~paey
ssts t~f Y AtH>TkpN' Nv NuliAaG
TMss' s"''s'N" ' s's'Ss s sssssfs
l. ae Esvri,fes sis k.ftsl rislss
iutt y.lt risgsIs .sssffsl fas.pfas
ssa ls~bis barrel shss ,sss.. nssa ~ ss Sc
feV .issls Fs-iias ases
Al.s rs-sss F..ss rs,ssssss ,rs tiss tssA. Case
Pc. Ne ~ So s.ss i.~ ~ srtgs CO
-,fs i.. "a M.ssss lsas. n, v
NiGst WIGS WtU- fas ..s.s., ne cheap
w -. sss 40 be s..,sssss q vsss ksn wiss s>iss
srl esrsss sss o. - e~As =, nknNtksfS rrs
ss-ss~sl Assss~sss AID ~lfs.sssf, aasss lsAs go
rss - N..-.-.. s's s~'
Stl mn sot RIA AMERICAN shFsrFslts.
ssVsNNsNtst sss W No ~ s~it yat~tsssts ~
We ~ usNsS ooaasti a ca e. rs~'ts "a
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CITY ITEMS

WEpsuDAr. March -. ists
SALUTE FOR FRANcE.-The Lafayette Guards
which are composed entirely French citizens and wear
the coors Of France marched down 10 the Battery 'hs
mornipglhe band playing the sarseiilsise The stsn
dards they bore were suruoun,ed with crimson liberty
caps bore the combined hag OF France and America
They formed order At the southern point 81 the Battery
surrounded by large crowd Of French ard German ei,
rens a. y o'clock Aired salute Of ono hundred guns
In honor Of the French Republic TIE morning was bright
warm and eloudess Of the two Republics
were nysg together from all parts Of the City.
Police -OGicer Whikehart of the Tenth Ward
yesterday succeeded in recovering about so worth OF
house OF Mr. j. Liebrek i96 stsnton 81 A man Who
gave his James Williams committed 10 prison
having attempted 20 break open and rob the
in the office attached to lumber-ysrd .. Westst
~. We are indebted to Erwin Is Co s Express
for slip from one Of the Providence Offices, with
the following distressing news:
Terrific ExpIo-ion--H Print Works In
Ruins-HorribIc Loss of Lite.
We indebted to Rev. Mr. Rounds Of Pswtaeket for
the following
HOME PsINr-Wokxs, near Central Falls,
March 2s-l2i O'Clock NJ
The Home Print.worts. at The above hour, were the
scene OF most terrible explosion and table loss Of
up, snd how many allied God only Knows The work
are buoy In digging up the ruins IN order TO ma the
bodies
As late az q O'Clock P NJ Ave persons have been dog
Of the ruins The budng of the works IL liter
ally blown to atoms
p S. oclocs-s bodies have been lake out; nisu,
lad and young woman This occurred At noon, while
portion st dinner. Six supposed TO be in
the ruins.
PROPAGATION OF THE CANADA PARLIAMENT
49, fha
Legislature was prorsgued that afternoon. at the close
a session Of less than month. Two resolutions were
passed In Assembly granting 100000 additional TO
be borrowed for carrying on public works-anothet
voting S5600Od 10 addition, % permanent appropriations
10 deay Government expenses. There will be session
In the Fall II Government think at, not otherwise MT
Hncks untes the duties Of the Inspector densshp or
Controllers Department with those Of Cabinet or Execu-
tive Councor member Of the Legislature. printer pub
Usher and editor and proprietor Of the Weekly and TIL
Weekly Pots heavy load OF trouble toll ana care iOf
QUE pair Of shoulders.
THOMAS EwIsG.-The Wings Of Knox Go. Ohio,
a. the Convention held on the Goth inst. adopted
the following:
R,,oiv,d That In Thorn. Ewing we recognize the up
hght potcian-the pure statesman and the honess an
admire him for his hfn adherence 70 pnnelP,o 20
esteem him r h manly Withdrawal from the Cabinet ol
Tyierve love him for his patriotic Devotion
TO our There s not noblsr or better Wing 10 ne
any Office the gift OF free people-the wings OF va
viii be ready to endorse him-those who know
him best love him most"
STATISTICS OF CArrARAUeUs Co.-Tota number
of deaths for year l84r 0 los males and 81 females
Births 7Ol.Malss 3sS; females Sl7 black males Mar
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STATISTICS or CArrARAUeUs Co.-Total number
f death, for the year is4 2O los males and 81 females
births 7O-Males 3sS; females SIT black males l. Mar
riayes 1870.
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NOS I34 AND I36 gULrON.sr SIN BUILDINGS.
O. FAY has just received from the mandatory OF
y. O. Mon.tt fall and most spisndd sssortment OF
IN style sad bssuty Of hnish-n-w psuerps the hand
offered ior sale and the cheapest Lamp s%e
ia New lork my lmis
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N-TUE GRRAT ENGLISH REMEDY

NTBE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
1Crhs only original and genuine article for the cure
Of Hssvss, other plaists OF the respiratory -
paats and Of the digestive functions IL The
Hasse 10 KRxBaiDE's Tsttersslrs Hsavs Powder. IL 10
warranted TO be perfectly safe In all viii cot insoe
venienee the animal ieure II he has % dissne
10 from 10 tnes cheaper than most Of me imit.none
which being circulated the county ostne
Pot much larger packages sosient 70 cure se eei
ny Of Hesvs and to administer 10 eossn sssss OF
cold. eatArrh, &e- ,.,,,...
vital energy IL much reduced and he sxfrsnsiy liable
10 cods many Of pes Hssves are eontrssts1
now but are suppressed By pasture weather. till
hoy hrsak with fall force In the baL Thousands %
Hese can sayed from future upsoundress H. when the
srs Of cold vbeestne 10 Observed lev docs
Of The rsltesas Hsave Powders shoaid BE- administered
They anfed 20 Wholly eradicate recent Hsases ct
this season
,sslr srEixe PvsUIEs.--Ths Hssvs Powders, given
In anna. does will b. found ussfui 81 this
They snu the shin cast % the psrnuous hair
sud produce they sos>n the hide, Sivs slossy A.
pesnce the coat protect aeairst dsesss they also
rom their tns Alternative and restorative powers parity
ths blood ana rerovse the system which Hoss require
al THE season mach any Of the human who hod
efsestion Of ssrsspAra useful 70 correct tbs veise
of the tuds incident 20 the shsass o. veetnsf,
~hsh To the Spring Affects ell snamsi yell - vsess'
bic lfs Pstsas who value thar Horses wiz never -
An oou5Rs co. i&s vulsos o. ssl. yropnssors-
Aso Tor sac ct N TaftsrsArs, bsus hseA, esa A. L.
Wt.ship's. " rssf Broadway nH 70
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ICE FOR SALE.
LAME, DEPOT,

so Tors o. Tee Tor Sale
a T HUDSON, Columbia Co. by
"A ImiS Sw.I MACARTHUR n son
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RBO0Ts AND SHOES CHEAr . S..s:.s s ::

ssins-BrsHoP. sss 0rssd, corner Orchards.
oil open his srost boot end shoe establishment 90
- Saturday. March 10. with very large and sstsn.
ave assortment Of boots and shoes for tho Spring and
Summer trade Ladies' Emo ea.ssss .. ssd Joe for bss.
kns 10 and for eli ppcr a. So and &C. for bssatfui
morocco boots 70 for boots So, los H. and lee
for sewed 2os IA and ~ for beyS ecots 90. ios
and Ia for youths &c. and Tor mems srossns -
Come and see chat bsrsans NILE linz
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AcARD TO TIE LADIES'
MISS WILCOX
WILL OPEN AN EXTENSIVE s0son-

Va n-at OF fashion sble French Bonnsts, al
1884 SPkiN0.STkEEf,
Third block west OF Broadway Thursdsy, the Soth
day Of March, aud particularly invites ladies intending 70
to call and EXAMINE before applying elsewhere
Among the assortment 10 entire new style Of french
Straws Also. large sssorsaspt Of the white lining
MECHf.IN BRAID BONNETS.
This stys Of Bonnets will dress and have the
appearance Also, large assortment Of nisssS
Bonnsts And very handsorne style Of
WHITE PUNISHABLE,
for q travelling bonnet Also, Bench Flowers ana Rb-
hons the newest style. All kinds Of ssws cleaned
"a .lt.x.A ma ~
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IN SPRING TAsHION.-Jsst 6nisheA the most
III: Psndid article ever offered, elegant french sA
Also 40 article III o. 50 and q IS neat HAts ct o.
MP. I'm. BROWN, l46 Canslst
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PoLIcE-Olicer Whikehart Of the Tenth Ward
yesterday succeeded in recovering about 80 worth Of
clothing SC which stolen few days ago from the
house OF Mr. J. Lebriek. 20 stanton ST.. man who
his James Williams committed 10 prison
lss evening by Justice Drnker 70 answer charge OF
having attempted bresk open and rob the
in the office attached to lumberysrd %. Westst
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Again and again he listened ior the sound Of
wheels behind Again and again lis fancy heard
IT, coming on louder and louder. At last he wn
90 persuaded OF this. thst he cried out Stop 4"
preferring even the loss Of ground to such uncer
taEty.
The word soon brought carrisge, horses driver
all in q heap together. across the road
The devil ' cried the driver looking over his
shoulder 70 sRe matter
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NfkN LARGE fAffk tpR THE COUNTRY,
Is paArshss eVcy S,rvxoW MOANING At the low prce O
- pcg .nna IN advance 10 copies for SIS OF ~ copis
In, >ct GREELEY McELRATH. Pohlishers-
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WANTS.

A GENTS WANTED-To canvass stores vorkshops
"A nsf.s,efiss sstab ishss ats he as In fhsls1s-
Vhia fof k~bshss work % watsr nsehinss and other
lads Of ms<hissry Isssirs u zEiBERk co cor Chez
nat .aA Third ct m4 81
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PORT OF B A 7 H.
X No Arrivals.
DISASTERS, sc.


Ship Cybele Child, FIN Boston 24th ult, for Mobile,
went ashore Berry Islands, night of 4th inst. She
has abandoned and stripped by the captain, who
Boston mercantile house Al last accounts received at
Islands, it was ascerained that the ship had not bilged
and would probably be got off. Capt Child on
board vessel commanded by Capt Keene, which was
nbout sail for Baltimore direct The particulars of
the wreck Gee. board vessel lch left Nassau
abt 18th, for Philadelphia. The materials had been
ken to Nassau, and would not probably be sold before
those interested in this quarter could he communicated
with. The c. good ship of 79S tons, built in
Pittston in lS47, and owned by Capt S w MKown, Mr.
Stone, and others She valued at 94s0 900, and is
insured for 10000, of which the Kennebec office, Gar
diner, has 10000: the remainder in Boston, 1880 at
the Washington, 10000 at the New England, 5000 at
the United States, and 1000 the Neptune. Capt Child,
his first officer and four have at Baltimore in
sch A Thompson.
letter received in New York dated l4h inst, states
that the Cybele wrecked Strip Key, that her
cargo only 40 BIDS hay, and adds: "Every effort
made by the captain, with the assistance of some
seventy wreckers get the vessel off, but without eff
feet, and she soon after bged. The captain had all
the rigging taken off without cutting All the mate
rails were brought this port in good order, sails and
rigging being nearly new. We valued the whole of
her materials, chains, anchors &c. $4,000 for the
purpose of having the reshpped without selling
Thorn here. We settled with the wreckers for 1880
The Legislature of this Colony passed law last
ming for the government of wreckers, which think
will be very salutary n preventing the breaking Of
packages, pferng &c. Another law levies additional
duties on articles sold at wreck sales.''
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 10Th, ships Trenton Smith,
London Geo Washington. Snow, Havre; barque N
w Stevens Stetson Vera Cruz. Below brig Duncan,
I'm York. Cid ship Wakona Paine, Liverpool; brig
Lucy Spear, Robbins, Boston sch Athos, Vera Cruz.
lowed to sea 18th, ship oxnard l4th barque Elliot
sch Sarah Frances
MOBlLE-Ar 18th, barquo Alabama. Oxnard, Ha.
vana In port, among others, ships II Purnton Shar-
on, Calhoun, st Louis, Switzerland, and Harriet
Weskeag for Rotterdam; Nahumkeag, for Spain. Adv
sch Cleaner, Sawyer, for New Bedford, wanting 800
bbls.
CHARLEsTON-Ar ODD, briggs D PenneI Adams,
Portland 90 for Georgetown, Sc put in for harbor
Oath Josephine, Haley, N Orleans TO- Cid oath, ship
Clyde, Homer, w Indies.
WILMlNG1oN-Ar 23d, sch Ontario, Carlisle, for
Boston. Cid cath, brig Marshall, Taylor, St Jago.
RICHMOND-Ar Goth. brig Jas Marshall, Carney, N
orleans sch Oreenda Gray, Boston,
BALTIMoRE-Cld goth, brig Moseile, Hail. Boston ;
sch Civilian Nichols, do.
PHiLADELPHIA-Ar Goth, barque Lowell, Brad
street. N Orleans; sch Consul, Perry, York. Cid
27th schs Lighifoot. Sleeper; Mary Groton, Geyer,
and Allegan, Stahl, Boston.
NEW YORK-Ar 9th, brig Pioneer, Hcarn FIN ST
John, NIB. Cid 9th, brig Jno Kendall, Slower, Lagu-
ma 18th, barque aIedora Knight, Portland.
PROVIDENCE-Sld 9th. brig Nauvoo, Barnes, for
BOSTON-Ar 2sth, schs Clio Groves, Wiscasset :
Mary Adams Merrill; Brilliant, Hogan Statra, Per-
kins, and Molly, Oliver hence Julia Ann, Knight, No
Yarmouth. Cid barque Ky Kelsey, Gray, Mobile; brig
Charlotte Littleiohn, Portland; sch Comet, Higgins,
Bath. Sid ship Fanny Forester
GLOUCESTER-Ar 2eth, brig Aloxy, Bird Surinarn,
25th ult.
PoRTsMoUTH-Cld Goth, sch Royal George. Dow,
Boston
PORTLAND-Ar 2sth, brig Thoosa, stearns, Bruins.
wick for Boston sch st Marys Brown, hence for do
29h brig Margaret, Leavtt, Cardenas schs Deborah,
Kaler, Wadohoro' for Boston Albion Robinson, Dam
ariscotta for do Peru HART Richmond (Va for Thorn
aston.
port Banner, Slower, Harpsweli Agawam, WEIGH,
Thomaston. Cid soop Lady Jayne, Hicks, do
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SPOKEN,

SPOKEN.
April 10, Gun Key Sc - miles, brig Lydia, of Port
land FIN n York for Orleans.
April 49, lat 25 Ion SO A. ship Element of Portland,
I'm Boston, via Havana, supposed for Orleans.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-01
Spruce Gum.

HAVE got the best lot of Spruce Gum there is out
the real Spruce. THO'S BOWLES.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-01
Door Strips.

THE Subscriber will remain in the City a short time
longer, and will he happy to attend on all those
wishing to have the Rain Snow, or cold, kept from
driving under THEN doors.
model Of the article he is putting may be seen
nv calling AT the Reading Room of The Northern Tri-
bnne, Mr.. John Beals' where the subscriber is
stopping. d. CARGLi.L.
Bath, Nay |, 1913. dl55