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New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
Sev-York Town Elections
OsWEGO co.. SaPere''0rs'


OsWEGO co. ... SGptrrts0rs
wHiGs.
O.,,ss, C;r. Nsac. HgrSa--- Nchois'
80 TMeN.,r SaHdy Ck-A.L. Thompson
war" io.horn Orrsi-Flsvel Croker gain
-. u.mii,'n Nprray Rsyls,oH-Jss Lowry, do.
4-R simpson. esiE tibioH-''-o w ,,s,i'
81. n.nisl U.lI - D. MsarOe-Av. Williams
Amboy. John Jsrniesoo.-l-
rAR>BvR>HHs
r. A cole lR,Sked-nayid Dimick, il
Os@tSS p..,a ks.chsrn Plsrsa0- Abner Char,e.
n4tN "a -, : chsrsler lHasfisgs-P. Devend0rt
h'tl.o hi-t1,s T,xin NJ hin SeiroegTd-Nuourn Haze
s'eA.aN.- s'e..- S--~,o clark yolso-LOwe Johnson
tr,fl,sr sfea-u-Abijsh Tossty-l.
LoCos.
,.,.on Dodgs Prisk--Luny Thsyer--s.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

USoN CoIIsGE, SoHENrorApY.-Ihe SENIOR
Class Of this College Is the largest that ever sA1'A'e'
In America an6 numbers one hundred ana io''y'
GEoRcx W. EAroN n u. of Madison University M
thor Of spopulsr treatise on The Duties and Rewards
Of Original Thinking" will deliver the Annual Address
before the Literary Societies al ts next Commence
ment
Daring the same week DR.. MACON. oi Cincinnati
will deliver the Annual Address befors the Society OF
Inquiry
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
nrsyAsEs OF THE UTERUS

,.,uETR eYMP1ON3, LADbE5I FHLFENIIUN AND
l ctTaE arc admirably treated In Dr. Dfxons woft "a
%osan and D;sessss from he Grade Y u-s Grave.
n an 10 the conmunify New OH Albion
Popasr Treaties, addressed 70 Young hsn. eootsan-
tn- pete " he esasss, symptoms md treat
nsu OF early decay and sxcsss and every snown dsssss
10 l.nz1sge, dsp.sd 70 syey rssdss yof ssls ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,

rI,HE FAMILY sHAksPEARE, In vol In which
nothing 10 added to the rignal text bat tboss words
and expressions omitted which with propristy
DO res aloud 10 family by Thomas Bowder, ESQ. tRs
and The fret American from tho sixth London sdi
uon 8yo cloth. - 30
s-nsfa b--n found srup.- the ofsDsss
poet th- cost-s'
scar bink The composition fhsy tsu os DOT ~ b.
llh @ f0ssf. -f. that hss. sprung DJ hsH
80 aoi m-. nhpar, have s.ihsfsi
from beas missed usf -noss ths sors
a-n-raHy srpssn asilfs sls hanounn sihou, hsn
IF1inbaffh Hsrss
Published and for ssleby JOHN WILEY,
m2l 2i. lbl broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

~ Richard y. Berry, auctioneer, was arrest
"A a. Bo.,on on Tuesday night on charge Of ysssh-
fcrged uots Tie committed TO prison in 1e'A--' -
$4,000 bail.
~ The british Government has ordered sur.
vsS Of The Bay OF Fandy 1t will commences 'Ai'
spring.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

Lax,RrISy IN WASr.-A variety Of para
sr.vh. on hi. subject are going sbou, in the papers
For the hane, Of those who are sJiog GU, their sym
patty On NJ LAmartine. We are happy 70 sS '"" "e
has very snug fortune Of about two niinous %
s left lives n elegant style at Paris rides 10 "'' oN"
coach and 10 In no danger OF fsmishins by sa'A''"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
AYEAR CONSOLATION,

DY MRS BUTLER, lslr Fanny Kemb.eI In ons vo
Dame ifno Cloth, ei.
he ioars. u usssi hroush tsrops sas fsa
h.,.t. "a IN.
slnr- Is,rpy- t.<st asd Of psass BY l-~
orua. sBp-s.ns and tb. msans "
ID. people among ~ 1srnsJ" lwssma.ter k@ys~
Published and for sale BY JOHN WILEY,
mp gr. 1871 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

NrRpgR.-Mr Calvin Field an old Innsola1s Iar,.
"a. I'm of Rst.yla. (NY) and one OF The cary
Dosoers OF the hosnd Purchase wss iooS1 .b On
nslo % n' dssp cash Of An In his back and n's
hs.a Ias ns.rIy severed from his body man name'
Hvds hss been arrested tor the deed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

tS- We are indebted 10 Capt. Schuyler ol the
seanbos, Rip Van wiokle for Albany papers oi Wed
sesdsy evening
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

COSNuSlsN.-The Boston 7'raaSerPi speshs o
n Proudhon Communist He !. about As inN0"
C0mmanisl "a The Trasserirl Il q cannloal.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
znnnKIYN

Police C0URT II hs examination OF samuel = Hicks.
The roe af-r te.l-i 9i stsrg NJ Do-y t 'sas slot
r-a-l ft- st- ao q tu o. bt tls sam n go of b.
a1-lrsrrs "A Oy-r rsr1-f fh- s-sss
ls-sa .9e nfs-i b. 20 ,ni
-rsafs os4f o ng llta ssl so-ns th ho~~'-r ssi
rrrIIa@r A. III
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
THE BEAUTIFUL. CIGAR GIRL.

MD IT'S bFlUkL, HkkMAN DE- kUTTEH,
Novel Of ne~-York, BY j II fnsrsham.
fdHl5 WORK 10 pronounced By tho p,ess 10 bs oos VI
hs oss, ard most exciting novels that iogrsssm ever
Pnes n cu Address oil orders 70 bs poess>fs,
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT,
u2l1ds Trb.ns BgdisSs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

E- Abil to establish the Office OF Attorney
sn,r.l nsss.d 10 a third reading In the Msssachuset1s
House OF Representatives on Tuesday last by vote
Of o. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
PI.AHK ROADS.

EILLEsriEs MANUAL OF ROAD NAhsso s.I -
VI non win ss1ppisms.t Of "A pssss on .ta s
comprising he l.l.st and fullest prsfuesI "A
tn-,r hesf eorst,urtou pfofts &c joel pnbnsnsn ~
mi s,sod,.,1, 1,soW 8 BARNES 90 1l 1oeaa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

MAssAcHusETTs--The following is the oihclai
vote for Congress in the lvth District OF asssschu
se,ts at the recent trial
JoHN G PAIrRKY. Free Soil 5053i BENZ THoMr'
SON Whis. a5s3; FREpERIcK ROBINSON, Loco l'oO :
scattering 9: majority against Pafrey is9.
The return from Wes, Cambridge was net reee'Veo
within the time required by law, and was not counted
. We understand the Wings talk OF nominating Hon.
RpwAEp EVERETT for the next trial, when there VIII
doubtless be an election as the Legislature will proea
bly pass plurality law applicable to this case.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

~ john NJ. BRIGHT s proposed as Loco
candidate for Governor In Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

Now PU UoLisHkD-Col tfemOnrs Exploiting kxpsdi-
\hon 20 Csfofrs Oregon and he Rocky Mogptslns 20
which sdded description u Tho Physical Geography OF
California with recsui noces Of ,he 0old Regions, from
lns latest and most snibsnc 10 Emo with
portraits and Dses Price Is 10 cloth, and IS ceois 10
pspsr. liberal dscooni made 70 deslers All orders
should be adcressed 10 DEWITT DAvrNrORT,
ma 2!s Trioans Bgdinss.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
o. D. LoNe seey


Couer or ArPEALs.-Scheaectad Saturday
March l7.-S0. l--The Mayor SC. OF tne Clly oi
New York plaintiffs 10 error rs. stephen whitney
The argument Of lhis cause, (commenced yesserdsyJ
continued until the hour of receis.
Monday, March l9 No. 2l.-JOhu De Ruy,er RI. The
Trustees 0i 81 Peters Church 10 the City OBJ New
York So. sppelts snl John POKER, ot a. resPd -
This cause argued on Saturday afternoon ll'thl
Theodore s,dgwick ior sppe T. NJ John q De'e'
un for respd'ts NO Oil. nry ". Wesiern, ~
pel.t - George H. Kelsey ct a. resptts This cause
vas called aud producing the case. for The Court
they were ieuat 70 b. defective, and the cause was
passed. ... The Court thrn called through the Oal
endar and all causes not hero mentioned and which
rad nor been previously disposed ~ were passed
~ - 3-Nch0l.s @ k0rtri.h, sppeAt rs h0oert
Ainlc resp dt-Defaut OF resp it. entered, ana leave
grated % the appt argue the cause eN par;e-Mf
Jlse.h Blcnt counsel Tor appelit-no one appearing
for ,esp0nd'L....No. 2f-Nichoas q. h1rtnxnt ap
.slt a. Robert Ansie, q sl respd u te order
a. in No No y1-k1wart :, irles, PIN N error
3. David Reeves q sl delts in erfor.-Ar tfward
Sanford couase fer defis. IN error, moved ior tig
men, oi srmance Ia this cause and II was iAiel %
the Court that Mr I'LL, Jr vas ihs counsel Tor tne
pa 10 error, snd was then sex and counned 70 nls
house Tue Court therefore refused b permit de-
fault 10 be- tsken.-..N0. 3i-John Peek aPp.iL -
David I. Ssyre. respt t-keservei Tor NJ Aaffay
Hotmso whose family . No 5i-"i iIliam
Blair sppelIt r. stephen D. Diliaye respdt-JI1g-
meat Of siirmance by defsult Mr Geo J. ComstJek
counsel for respct....No 3o-Leonard AppleDy' pr
40 error John Brouser Receiver a. c-lt IN error
sanford counsel Tor de.t IN error.-. No 5l.-George
Nichols Dr. ia error. Us William g.. Dgs.lblry, . d.
defts IN error This cause o. be SUBMIT on pfinied
Arguments and points.-.-..ho bj-himlnd h-rfy.
resydt eznt Russell st4rgis, spp-l.t t-Jlds snent al
armed b default Mr. q Z. COnstoc & eolnss. ior
spoelft....N0 5..-JsInes Wn.Et spPci.. r. VIM.
B. Douglass respdt-Defsuit OF resPdt. eDered' and
esve granted appel 10 furnish the eases sad A.
que The esu.e psrie Mr J. A. CoA.7r counsel Tor
aypellL
The Court made the i0lioNlng order Orfrsd
that term Of his Court be held .. tie 2ari House 10
the Cty of Brooklyn IN tbs County Of Sings u the
fr., Tuesday Of Nay next
The Court will hereafter hear soy calsss who're Doth
parties are ready bui no defaults Vl oo allow o. and
no particular order vii be pursued With the Caendsr
except T. hear such rs, where ooin pa'lesar
resfy) thst stand fret on the Calendar
Ttssfar March 20.-N0 % -lsasc Newt0n - e. -
oelan,s rs jonathan Wells. . =. spPel-es-Afgu-d
Nr. samuel Stevens for appellants Mr. John A Col
ler for appellees 80 No ~ -Correls b Lawrence
on In error James Miller, dsit 10 error -Afgurd
NJ Daniel Lord for p.r IN error NJ rlHari 1ana
f-.s flr der In error Not concluded q the hour Of
Adjournment lschenectady Cabinet
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

~ Gen. J0HS MAs0y died oE bis estate in
Fairfax Co "a On the 9h inst In the eighty third year
Of bi.sgs This venerable gentleman vas the s.i sur
vivire son of Col George mason, Of Gaas,on is, in
The sane county vh1 was tsting gs.shed n virginia -
was ssii bg NJ Jefferson 0re % the uses, sisies
men TIA, VirEims ever bred sad an nc5rrHgrbl- %
lot" Gen Mason through long and -clge he, aud z
a extended sphere attracted BE- teserTsc the q
ten, respect ald confidence of 81 Who knew him -
Va wss the personal and intimate friend and associate
NJ j ssr.ou Nsdis01 and Monroe, snd duriog The ID
rin,trstiou. Of the lAst two det oces Oi trust And
hcnor which be accepted a, their req lsst but held
nv for periods limited BY hin wien they were Ge-
eepted.
~ An accident occurred o. the railroad near
,h' tcl ..ts between Ns~srk and 2. za5eth.0Sn -
,-rs.v zhieh czussi The detention I'd TIE zfrsrnoon
trsin from Paadsl yaia TIE sccdan. occurred 70 tae
erv southsru mai train about l O'Clock, y ,1e break
log Of rsii upon bridge across orooE. y wnicn
- wheeis we're torn from ur1fT Ile lsst passen ger
c.- IL. body VI which Immediately dropped upon the
t-aek-ils passengers remaining awhile ia th-ir
80, Without injlrJ a1d were drawn ia ghis condition
flr .one tItsncs III the engine coud BE- stopped.
Newark Advertiser lrt
r5F FATHER MATHEW, In a letter dated Cork,
as.h ult 70 NJ NJ Allen Of Plfts5arsh announces bis
Intention Of visiting Pittsburgh IN Mar nexr.
rg SIxiy-6ve young doctors We're graduated
Al tns recent COMMENCEMENT Of tie Medical Depart,
nea, Of tho uIivsrsity 9f Maryland al Baltimore
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
Law Courts.

CcrRr o. OYER AND TysNi~KS-Ihe trisl Of Uooa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

q
SrPRrNE CorSr Ia ChSmbers- Ctsyies HsTrl
R1 flr trsrf Nr fas <sl sisy kElr'sa % -
90 Harrz RAJ hs- arssty 2otc-t II
snclrt OF -cnsy cssrta< ns ssTr,
ki rtt Co 90 tsrng ct,iS nss-son certs1 sr Of '
ts a-orcrg ts ~ fars ~ tosny Raasf Co ranaa
iano-ga N-srs-r Ce-ur .teh - paatH, es- -a -
rrt7-t iron e hsa7 c. a1t rr -1fsa = fr-Fsr
- i' tesrit1t. Htr-n Rsrsai Co n sslg as.gsn<
-c-rs sst trss aurei ts 49, t~tr1ts1t sld nom
a-r az - sr~s- nat rs-r-f -
f7irt - - l1a - ee~ct IRON - tr-1talts ~
priv lot AS s-s-fs ~hh - SD +-'anttnts ,sfr
1clsry cl. -i ,st psatf sab cher 70 Ne
Crrt fh "a rrcrerTh- t-sl c1uss r frth-r
1-s--s t Na1tv -err kor cuupIsnaat Mss N--rfu srt
t-r f-,-rfl1fs NJ c. ~ Sfrff'ri
T. O-cea Term crpst easy eh - - s,iaE
t- ' rls-ty oi iraa slEh Ns.-rs paT. aooks Co.
az ot.ers. th- rsrt-s
-'-- Etealt li rrs-i s'h hs crcat Ca.nsar
f. r-rrr. steh " Geo " Bra-n
Ilas ii >r coacsrle clrsgs re specs Tern
F. 90 ..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

VirED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE Fred BAiSss
,-.f-i faa.h - Po's- ini bfo ghuf stnsnt 90
1uirs Bette charged OBJ having nri t-s lr SOD ae rfrs
Iha Catn Rsnk oi Washgton fu-susot order
0r.1 Mtst rrfln, he has been sent oH % hat c.fy.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

M,RINE CouRr-Bepre Judge Waterbury -Jsue.
k-,ss Hai4- ~ Siae tetonhy s-srisn of he ship
Ptsin- if- ef assault s1i battery Tho to-
t0 hos-i hif pantf ebea so isfor, ob-, .on-
ar ri ehn h- Sea - mate ,-f-t hm hs u- throat,
srI n trr-rf h,ni The pssi hs
Verdict or plants, g. shfI -ie costs fof plants
NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

MID NTNTE7 UIsINIlF IWI ~ -N0I0To JulkF
Hsfs Grant Jl srpsr-f shh rsc-ret tho charge o
ie Cna i0t retired h~r lh- Court stst-i TAT there
ne nal rs@ntsr among fh-m f man
hsri en- Rn-u or cruel snt unrsrt parish
r-af g. The Co.r then resun-t ttmrtt1, bong
tr ffs rUnrei oi e shp nf'fm. shon' -,
sasst .esrrn tsshtf-i Nsrse The t-E-i
sri lfnr or-sns hy the cnnsul poo
ts rnugluf thsIs dsa-f t-, suts~qus lif
osne o. pri ih- present sm ,gsn.t Capt flse
f-- etrss flrng The rlo- voyss- fcr tet-nc-
lai - rtafrs lfns sell bt'si snt .i ne Tor
i..sf rae-s o. ntlari fharsdsf fo Dsmsnt
VI A Ns.h. nrdn M-ssrs nlfr n-n-ift int Ret--
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
APOLLO ROOMS
iOASD4i3 sRoADvAY.
THE FAREWELL CONCERT

'I'BE YOUNG ylOLlNisr. aged IS yssss-ns1b~ Of
many Philharmonic Sccieties, asd Of tie Constrvskories
Nsiona Para Tann. and lately elected member Of ~
h occssoc hy cnsreul arsss Of New fofk. eSd
By bis BROKER ANNlsALE Pianist eixht yesrs Of ss
vii afe psce 90 SATURDAY evenlns March "a -rses
Q ~ c.nis n2i 3uss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

The REVENUE SERVICE Since our article on
the revenue service, a short time since, we have
taken pains TO gar some information IN regard to
the Injustice done TO the officers OF that branch of
the service. In the photographed department,
conducted under The sup rnlendence OF the Secre-
taiy Of the Treasury aud Prof ssor Bache, we find
che number OF vessels for the coast survey amount
10 IS, the tonnage Of which Is 2,ei0 tons.
The steamers Lsgarr, Blob, Walker, and Jefer-
son, brig Washington, schooners Ewing and Gal
latin, transferred to the coast survey from the
revenue marine, without the authority OF law, as
we are informed. The schooner GallatIn, now
twenty years old, and quite rotten, and pronounced
upseawortby by survey four years since, was
substituted Tor the Ewing, with the understanding
that che TO be put in complete repair at the ex-
pense OF the revenue marine, aud returned TO the
coast survey in the spIing. She has since been
transferred TO the Delaware, aud the Forward. a
good and substantial vessel, has taken her place.
and il now cruising at for the relief Of mer.
chant vessels IN distress, by furnishing them with
men and provisions, in connection with her eg,tl-
mate duties; and her officers, who are all active
sesmsn, will, no dnubt, pericrm the arduous duties
assigned to them, with credit IN themselves and
btL,Al ~ .gti,-s.ii. C~iasil li-i'y Lac VaIia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

A LIBEL SUrT.-Mr. Daniel w. Clark, an at
torney at law, lately brought an action for sup
posed libel, against Mr.. Bennett, in the Superior
Court, which was tried last week. 1t arose out oil
a case tined before one Of the Police Justices at
the Tombs, last summer; the case was reported
in the Herald, and Mr.. Clark thought he saw some
thing IN the report that reflected on him, and he
forthwith brought SUIT to recover damages. The
trial of the cause commenced on Monday last, and
terminated on Friday evening, occupying five
days. II resulted in a verdict for the defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18
City intelligence.


THE WKArBrn.-rhe weather moderated cousidsr-
ably yesterday. Early in tbs morning is ives cold
marking we'll down in the column Of units; but at
midday wa up sscve 30 deg. md tinuedlmod rat
log Until evening We h.vei,sd cold weather enough
sive depression Of the mercury in the thermometer
will soon cease The poor must suffer excessively
during this very cold weather.
PaovIpEnrIAL ESCAPE. n Friday evening est row
tboa With eve and three left the institution
at Bedlows Island for Jersey CITY, but nearing Ellis
msses Of ice, and was soon completely frosen in.
This being observed from BsdlOw's island, Dr. Hsbs,
superintendent, and Mr. Coshlsn, With SIX nan Who
volunteered for the purpose, having provided them
selves with light sxes t. out through the Ice and
supply 81 things REQUESTS fer any emergency that
might srse pu of In snothsr boat but their progress
became iHpeded BY the quantity of ise which now
began to come With the sbb tide that fi dark
Seso.r Of yeesps Eis Island .ssu.s the drifts ,os
and cure mt DR.. label and M Coshen sbout to
return wben he'll from thsir ooss which
cling no the bae By another boat The
srtons Of the relieving pa,ty we're renewed add afssr
from the heating Ice in ths darkness thu other boat
was discovered: IL was found impossible to out
had therefore, to be passed It, By aid Of which the
women were got off, fhs boat vas theo dug out aud
both, In company made fer Bsdlo~ sIsand But here
dino atty aroe, fo7 the leland In the interini.
had become completely encircled WITH ice, $50
yards of which had to b ous through However all,
iisularly the females yet fun Of iversrs for
their success, and the delivered for their fortunate
escape.
FIRE = A FIRE broke out on Friday evening, in the
basement Of Ne. ls9 Delaney ssrees, which was. put
out with trhipg damage.
A FouNpLISo An infant WAS fonxd yesterlaytn
alley adjoining house No ia Spnng strsst, iu the
ia ward IL Appeared to have bean AbAn ioaeA By is
PATENTS, and therefore tsken to the staoA house
II was dscovsred BY girl. vho had hu mtg enough
to see to its being comfortably taken care OF.
AccipySr An accident occurred At the Faltsn
fsrry, on Friday evening" by witch old iady ma ned
Mrs. Copssper. had her ka badly crushed betws the
boat and the docs, ssidgs she removed to her
residence, No 27e rsAr street. aud proper attention
Maid to her ouBds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

ARRIVAL OF THE CHERoKEE.-The fine steamship
Cherokee, Capt. Lyon, came In last evening from
Savannah, In short passage, as usual. BY her
We received Savannah papers two days ahead of
the mail, for which Capt. L has our thanks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

End maintained that Congess should not shirk frsR
The Of passioe the laws for the
gev~rensnt Of pev tsrrtosias His ooaclustoa
e quept and effective OF the patriotic poeu-
lASon OF both the North and shs South.
Mr.. JssHIss. OF New York, folio sd
(At the hour OF clssing this despatch. the Hal 10
lighted. and long night ssssion 10 aacieipss
There are ma ~ spectators present, and more than
ususl interest prevAils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

LATER FROM BRIrlsH GUIANA.-By the arrival Of
the bark Ann Smith, Capt Thompson, from Dema-
rara, we have files OF the Georgetown Royal
Ga-ete to the 9th ult but find nothing Of interest
in them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

BosroN, Feb. II, 1919.
The market fer -four 90 ntnues firm, with gosd de-
mand. We notice sales Of 500 bbs., insluiing good
Michigan, &c. at IS s7s, and pure Gsneses at 20 t2
Germ scarcely drm and sales made Of IL 600
bushels at $40 for white Southern and $50 for yellow
do Small sales Of rye making at 7Os. to TO. Ia
oats there were Gales Of bushels Northern 40e
to 41c, ..|Hsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18
Sulc de and Fire.

BosroN, Feb II, fS40.
Robert M N. Smythe, supposed to be deranged, was
found dead, with his throat cut this morning He ID
believed to have committed suicide. cd
The Eagle Hotel, Lawrence City, and several other
buildings adjoining, destroyed BY last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18
Election Of tho ComptrolIer.

Election Of tho Comptroller.
ALBANY, Feb. II, 1910.
The Senate and Assembly met in Convention o-day
and elected Hon. Washington Hunt Comptroller Of
the State Of New York, vice Willard Fillmore, re-
signed. The vote stoed: tT5
For Hunt. 80
AL others. 23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18
Majority for Hunt. .............. 60
Further Conf I'm alton II tho Abundance OF
Gold In CALIFORNIA;.

BALTIMORE, Feb. II, 1919.
The Southern mail has arrived with New Orleans
papers to the 10th, BY which learn that the brig
Lcwder had arrived from Chagres with dates to the
25th Of January; she brings gold but confirms al
the previous accounts received regards IT, album
dance, SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18
Cont OF Cannon Pleas.

Before Judge UIshotHtr ,
Frn II John G'Higan The Harlem Rnroad
Copt any. The jor, IN this Gaze rsnderel vsrdicS
lor the plant for $3.50 damages.
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Court az General &c ssious,


Before Judge nsrshsm, Aidsrmen Hstasd and Dodge
Fan II - Senishctd-John X arms nss. Who had bssa
found guilty Of grand lsrceay 90 wednesday last.
Vas cent need to two years and ons month coudns.
I"ext 10 tho State e,sen, Ths Court soioufasd ases
&c Mondey next
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CINCINNATI, Feb, II, 18lS.
The health Of Gen. Taylor is very feeble, In
Quenes Of the accident which befel him ct Madison,
Ia where the crowd Of persons, who were anxious t.
him, pressed upon him with such foros that they
threw him with great violence some salt barrels.
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General Tayior's Cabinet.

General TayiOr's Cabinet.
CINcINrAri, Feb. II, 1870.
We learn from reliable authority, that the once Of
Secretary of State will be rendered to Senator Clayton
Of Delaware.
lis generally understood that the Hon. Mr.. Crit
tendon, Of Ky, declines . cabinet appolntmsnt.
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4 AHGh and sup. rior Assortment of Bsots and
IL Shoes-SprinR Suppliss--The attention OF our Gus
toners and the citizens generally solicited stock of
boots and Shoes comprising variety and style in
use, Just received and receiving from tho celebrated
manufacturers in the county We enumerate in part
Elbows:
For adesback blue, bronze, green, and fancy eolored
lasting and saeen Frapeiise CATERS
Black blue, bronze, and iancy-coIored halfgaiters
White and black satin and English kid slippers
French patent leather slippers and buskins
Linen CATERS and half CATERS
Morocco and kid black and bronze ditto
Morocco and leather walking shoes in variety
Black lasting housashoes velvet slippers, toilet slippers
beautiful les, and other articles for ladies' prices
ing from so cents SO
For enicmen-Frcnch dress boots and shoes
Congress boots French psten leather dress Shoes various
styles
English lasting CATERS, common and superine
All kinds OF calf and common shoes
Fancy dress slippers Ne, Nc from the celebrated fac
tories oil Miles, McMullen, and others, from the CHEST
the lowest prices
Misses and chldrens CATERS boots Shoes
mon anu snPeriine every color and quality, from %
to 81 25
Determined to please, shall endeavor TO offer
who may favor us with call every STYLE color qua ity
at the lowest prices which the pu
chased IN the Union; which, with polite and aten
ton, we trust wu merit continuation the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed. Call at
HoovER'S,
Opposite Centre market, door east OF sth street
p. S.-For the Ngv baHs-A large assortment of chill
dren's and misses white kid slippers made by Nc Curdy
and boys dress pumps, which we shall sell low,
Ap H-eod6lf