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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

PrnIADrIrHrA. sunday, Aprn eo-IOP.

FIII NJ
While carriage was returning from funeral
at Monument Cemetery this afternoon at o'clock the
horses took frish. and ran away on ihe Germantown
road The carriage was dashed to stoms, and three
ladies' and Mr. Helbersou the undertaken, were VIC
lenty thrown out by which one OF the ladies had her
collar bone broken and another Is seriously injured
that she Is not expected to survive Al more or
less hurt
We learn by telegraph from Lewes that the ship s~s
tara ma. hed with water The passengers are their
way TO the city.
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MAGNETIC POWDERS

nv FoR DssTSoYSC BEp.BCcs. COcKRoAcHEs, lofb,
Ss,, EeIs Files, and Insects Piant and all o,her ia'i
sso Pills for the instantaneous deslruco OF rdt and @s
and warranted ,fhoaf poon sold by the inventor s5d
proprietor EnAsUEL LYos. 42O BROADWAY The following
gentlemen have used them 10 their establishments sud have
certified to their efficacy ID. ID HowhRD, Esq Irving
House; CoLMAs srErsos; Aston House TnArFs
CoszESs late ofths American Hotel PREsTOS II Hopcfs,
Esq Carlton House; J. L. RooME, Esq Superintendent u
NswYors Hospital ard many OF The most emins, Ihys
IN the city, likewise the frat premium Of the ASEsc
IssTITUrE
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CIVILIZATIONS AMONC TIE ISDIANs.-Ihe laW
passed Al Albany On the th declares That every person
who shal ssu Or give any Indians residing within
,hs state any spurious liquor or any intoxicating
drink shall be 3eened guilty q a nsdemesnor, and
on conviction snsll Be punished % me u NOT ess
than twenty i've dollars more than 30 or ~ IN
urisonnani n The county js OF 10. more than thirty
DAYS or by both such hne and imprisonment Another
section Of tho Dill declares.
Al Indians have heretofore contracted or shall
hereafter eOorsc marriage according 70 Indian custom %
ussxe and shal conzb busoSne aud wife are ARD shs
b. deemed srd he'd be lawfully married snd ihsir
children legitimate. Marriages between lndisns may e
semuzsd ~ p-scmaksrs within tneir Jurisdiction, win
he hse force and effect 20 5y J1sic- " Re reaee
O.hsr sections extend the laws over the Indians as
over tie bes. Of our citizens and the conclusion OF TEE
b IA u receive frO the Seneca nAion or VI any tribe
Of Indians residing in HeWforE a. sums OF money
tuch ln1zns mar VISA % pat In trust win the STATE
the anne 70 be paid into The treasury under the direc
ton If the Csmniss1ners Of the Land Otce, invested
IN GOOD and safe securities y the Controller, OF Ia
o, OF this state bearing interest Of the rate Of per
cent 10 be crested and Issued therefore and called The
Indian Loans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

THr DlFFtRrNcE The Treaty OF Hhent was
sisnrd Dec ~ lsi The battle OF New Orleans was
fought Jan = 1873 that IT, DtscE days after ihe peace
wss concluded Had European steamers and magnetic
elecrsphs been 10 IN that day some LOO poor EEL
low, would have he'd u longer lease OF their lives
imb.. and Gen Jackson would not have been thought
of for President Chronoiype
WAsHiNGrox GOoDE.-Thc Governor and Conn-
ell says the CAy0a0typs have unanimously reius'j TO
commute he sentence Of death OF Washington Goode,
80 that Le will without doubt be- hung on the 25,h Of
next month.
LIQUOR SELLING ~ MAssACHUFrTs The 2s-
GALLON law which passed The hsssachnseus House OF
Representatives on Friday defeated IN the Senate
on Sstai day by a vote OF 10 20 II.
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shipping nj Key West.

Co,rasporislcs oi so ks-nir- fffef
key WEsr 22d april lsi9
The bark Mocochee, Smith, from New Orleans
for New York put In 90 the l9,h having bern ruo Into
about fly miles from the Baze receiving dsmage Ia
sails and rigging and stern frame slightly Injured stern
plank torn or &c. repair which she put into this
bort She does not leak. will receive temporary re-
pairs without unloading and sail the lest OF next "eek
The British ship Aces,e Caun master, has undergone
her repairs and will commences o. reload ms week
The Florence will probably complete her repairs This
week and sail In about ten days. Inc ors Ffelsnar'
i,l. thought will be pronounced unft for sea- and In
tbl, event the cargo will be- reshipped BY some other
vessel The salvage has NOT been decreed II will pro,
baby be about % per cent on tne appraised 'sue anu
c,,1 witch il mol vet known The schooner Renown
!, loading for Eew-York 10 sail IN few days The
.,es,ner Ohio Burns master sailed beth tor New York
The schooner W. II Gatzmer, Tor Ne" Orleans and
scbooner Gov Bennett. for Pensacola, both hers
wind bound A Russian ship has been ashore during
thu past week nam unknown She wss from Bristol
England bound 70 Now Orleans, with go tons OF rail-
road iron Got oil without assistance, and passed here
yesterday on her voyage without damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

MoRE on The BAD WEATBER The T0llahas-
ss F0rid1aa ssys that In that quarter the Corn and
Cotton killed by the frost VI the 18th and few
have seed % replsnt the Cotton Ar ycksDurg Mac
there was white frost the morning Of the 18Th,
which entirely destroyed the young Cotton on the
highlands and materially Injured II did not destroy
the Corn The Sss,as! says the Cotton In the valleys
and swamps materially Injured, but that there will
Do toleraols "stsuds' without replsn.ing - Ia the
negebornood Of Burnt Corn Ala the Corn and Cotton
were al KILLED, and there 70 Cotton seed h b had
Farther 10 the north the cold fet ssiu more
severely. Al - Louis the sround frozen hard
Farther cot on the pres the zrass bad been put Doc
ial tTo weeks and the California EN- grants who have
rends zFoused At various poinis the frontier must
wait longer still, before IFS prudent 10 start
FIRE AT EAST BosTOs-A steam shed on
Halls Wharf at East Boston took FIRE Friday night
several buildings consumed and o. 900 worth Of
lumber, the property Of C. 2. & n. D. Gsdnsr 10.
sussnes s60o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

TENNEssEE-Gen. WILLIAM c. TRoUspALE
formerly IN Congress has been nominated as the
Loco Foco candidate fo- Governor. He belongs
u the Western part OF the State, aud was beaten
100 votes for Congress In lsJ7 by Col. w. b.
Campbell. Wing He received IN the Conven-
ton "a votes to Q Tor Landon. c. Haynes Of East
Tennessee We trust Neil :. Brown the present
Whis Governor. Will run again and be reelected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

MELAScBOLY SUIcIDR.-About IA o'clock yes
terday morning the Mayor received the startling intel
l!genee that Dr. Charles G. Chapman very respecta
bic physician Of this city, had committed suicide by
cutting the femorsl artery with razor thereby bleed.
Ing death Upon proceeding 10 the residence OF his
brother William No y State Of where tho deceased
bad been staying two three weeks prior TO leaving
for Connecticut It asccrtAned that he had sudden
y disappeared a. about o'clock the previous after.
noon, and not discovered until about three hours
afterWsrd, when be found dead Ia an Clubhouse,
WIKI belonging 10 bis brother and lance, lying
by his side, which Instruments be had undoubtedly
used for the accomplishment Of the fatal deed The
deceased had been lsboring for time under de.
preston Of spirits, probably induced BY a dyspeptc
complaint with which be known 10 DO troubled,
and which often caused temporary insanity 1t sup
posed that while under lts influence be committed tho
fatal deed The Mayor in the absence Of the Coroner
took the necessary evidence and perfectly ssshed
that the deceased TO hs death BY bis own hand
COMMON CoUScIL.-The Board will hold their
regular meeting this afternoon A thi. Is the las,
meeting Of the old members, it 10 presumed that no
particular subject will DO brought up for diseuison-
In looking ever the sets Of the old Board Il will be
seen that they have accomplished gres, amount Of
NDfhi "hen nae o-eh ieI unnnsbeo oJ tner preieces
sors. Many great improvements have slso been sde
for the benefit Of the city args Il has in fact been
a working Beard and the Aldermen who composed the
old Common Council deserve the thanks Of every cid.
zsn for bringing those contemplated improvements to
successful issue lsis 20 BE hoped that the new mem.
bers will follow In their oo.steps wiihoa. regard 10
political preferences
The COURT OF APPEALs.-This Govt, the high
tribunal Ia the State Of sew-York will hold s ait
tngs IN the room ia the City Hal, which has been
prepared FOR Ia reception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

FAILURE.-Bishop DOASE OF NewJersey has
failed for $50 900 and q sid to Be able 10 pay only
triang portion Of his vast liabilities Most Of this mo-
ney 10 said to have been spen, in building churches and
ehspels The fortune OF Mrs DoASE, formerly Mrs
Perkins Of Boston Is not involved 10 this erash Her
Income Is aid 70 be sl2 900 per annum-
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,,..u.. Of Americas Csssuls Abroad.

Wuhineton correspondent Of the EraH''''eI
has compiled from public docznenf' ian see01n' %
the osieisi incomes Of oar Coas1ls IN foreign pIs'
from Which have arranged for IAf Ir1s,~ me 10Y
o-snz table. which In the Presen, state OF tnins'
interest large number Of highly resPeenole tenue
neu hrill be seen tbs, 10 Consulate worm s'0''
oOo year The dates gwen those Of the at returns
- n Wsthiurtnn
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ANOTHER CERIIRIcArE
~ FAFfh ~
sCHENCks PuLMONIc s1RrR-

r.
FOsr ANS, ksroh g. 1919
" hessrs Bah Ciietensr osns-Yoo will rsco.
sa perhaps, OF ny speaking you Fall Of furnish
Inc me with sons Of seheneKs P1monie syrup 10 sell
Rave now disposed Of all have hsd Of Mr. scherek ard
II s~ tailed 10 70 case 10 give good satisfaction and eaet
permanent cure Two esses were given up BY he A.
sadng physicians and subject IN The OF hree
les and he other Ia child ia the Of bottle
entirely restored 10 health The more aeshy
A.n be has been for five PEARS past snd sppss hmss
hs daily work with much ever
II you viii furnish tbs Syrup on the SANE terms %
ia Mr. schsucs, you viii plsass forward boz Of Two
dozen nmsdaisly, las 10 wanted by several ~ ny 81.
dssss 81 Fort Am, Warrington Co " Y
fo7p he II l. BROUGHrON
The Paimouic Syrup IL prepared BY J. n Senses, 81
soash siThst Philadelphia, Pa Price 81 per boue CT
| sx bottles for IS
Newton Depot, 81 Barclays Bu.h L cnciener John
y. Van Mort Newoorgh, ~ " Moses Dane. Poasbsssp-
dc ~ ! : Dr. c ingiis, Paterson, M al ssod
~ AZ The NewYork Canals will open shortly all Who
lnsnn 70 supply The people OF The county reminded
maj Advertisements may be inserted 10 the widely c
ealAed journals Of the whole region whence custom de-
sired u The extensive Newspaper Aseuey Of PALNss
10 The Tribune badings WHARF vsgabl. practical inff
neuon can DO had The subject of adverisiog, and
enoee OF ne oes papers, for which he the secrediisd
agent and authorized By The prope,o 10 receive sca
r"esp' fof oosh subscriptions snd sdvsftssmsnn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

PROPERTY AT NV BnGBTos, Staten lsLASp. goE
sALE-w ~ be sold Al auction o. MONDAY NEXT ihs
3oIh April o'clock noon the store Of ED"AsD
THoMsos 10 New Brighton, about so Of land sdoio
ing The Sailors Stus Hbor Staten Island This property
will be soId In parcels OF from TO 10 acres and The sale
being under foreclosure will be positive and peremp.ofy
There 10 the ,evsSSl very desirable sites for fe
dences portion Of tbs purchase money may remsin On
bond and mortgage FOR farther particulars inquire of
a2s q BUTLER h EVARTs 2Hsnoyerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

For sevcral Of the minor consushps thsre are no Re
turns fee. Ten others salaried, viz
one at Aexsndris, In Egypt At 5000 yearly Three
on the Coast Of BArbsry being ThPoi Tun'' and Tan
gier, 4, 5000 yearly. each. Five In China being
Annoy. Fuehox. Ningpo and shsnshse, each receiving
? 90 year one q, Beirsut coast Of syria being
$500 year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

sfLsSOID Nav CARPETiSG We recommend lhose OF
readers who about refurnshins thsr win
Carpsng, TO call al the store u Mr. BISJANs CLsros
" Bowsry. They will there hnd every variety Of Carpet
iog Of tho richest patterns Common rgrsin csrpene
from 10 Cd yard splendid OIL Cloths from 70 Ga ysrd
and every style Of Gobie Landscape and other Window
shsdes Rich Rugs &c. nc ohss2er than II any Other
store 10 the city
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THIRD DISPATCH.

EALTfMoAE- sunday, APnl -1-lU 7 "
Ia the With District BORIS hss been beaten by
about 900 400 majority, ssDDoS Loco having eenb
elected. Asrespects the Legislature, the returns
show a gain Ia favor of the Wings.
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Tom Hands Case.

wAsHSGroS, sunday April %
The jury in the case Of Tom Hand for stealing
the Government yewels have sesed verdict Of galty
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To CAPIrALIsrs ESCIsg-BuILDEss, PiPg-MAEER &c
fhs attention Of men Of capital and enerpzs bot especially
Of all Interested 10 laying down gas water pipes, ron
sIuellug engines any other requiring tight JOINTS
respectfully invited to The certificates Of The eminent
Engineers and Others suAehed To the Advertisement u
Menrs Wests rhompson's Clasp Coupling Joint In his
days paper They tell their own sto,y .28 q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

Police CoURr-A young man by tho name OF WI
lam lone. fsken custody Saturday evening etsfs
f .uh.iirf .n, of money At ssrous NEE from 'Haa
pka r I'd -. Hroas~ss Th- srHs- brought The
f-n-d -Nsnnfion-.. Jon k~, 80 ss'-f o.
Saturday ht a,hre of t0btg VI Psincs Water -
Fr.t dsrr ugH-- saturday utf rnnfffeim
occupied the tnnn Clue IN prem So u hsi
e,y sni s'o- sl.H bsus ts i o. 7@f
.oo. bert .nd Bsc,ru NA-stn we're arf-srd -
riay PSI officer. Moore li-isan shsfg- NJ ri
-nfi, NJ j0hl
.t-rIn M Ut u BoNsn About $40 ~uh oi properly eH %
covered ant 10 accused lo.k =i or rsruaNon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

F0REIGS INNIGRArlON.-A meeting wa held,
last evening At No l32 CouFts IN this cy. . consd
er the subject Of making some proyislon Tor the M
merous immigrants who are now h0ckinzio our shores
plan was submitted 10 the meeting ~ Mr.. Mooney.
which coutempla:es the organization Of al Immigrant
LAID Company who are 30 ~ rrsa I'm mig rsnts WITH
farm house and stock cay credit, AZ remunera-
tive coss and charges . q proposed 70 commence
with a capital Of o00o0 this capital % b divided
into shares nifty dollars each With this fund farms
are % b. purchased 10 the western country plowed
and stocked and comfortable houses erected thereon
Il l. estimated that the tenth part Of tne annual pro
dues Of biz farm will enable the immigrant 10 pay for
IL In years
The state Of Wisconsin mas been selected the most
stuAols locality f0s making purchases Of land. An
agent Ia - BE- appointed who vii proceed % that STATE
- select suitable tracts and permanent agent "a alter
ward u be appointed y supeFotend The operations Of
the company In Ihas region Agsnss are also % b. ap
poin.ed 10 The various sespoEs, who will eooperst,
wlIn the company.
A committee with Mr J. W. James a. ia head, VA
appointed 10 MAKE al req lsite preliminary inquiries
and - digest plan for raising the Necessary funds
They are - report a. an diournsd meeting.
rB0st0n Traveller, 18th
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Fire in Jener.onvliIe- Penitenriary Destroyed.

LOUISVILLE, April 24-P NJ
A fire broke out 8, O'Clock P. NJ in the coopers
shop attached TO the Jacksonville (ndans) Peni;en
uary, which vas totally destroyed together with the
large hemp shop and several other minor buildings
/ nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

LATER IRON HAyANA-We have received hies
Of the Faro Isdssirsl Dc "a Hl5dHd 70 the I'D inst -
We End no news Of interest. Mad. Bishop and NJ
Bochsa had srriyed and we're about commencing Sc
RES Of concerts
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LINEN HANDKEs. LACEs ANp EMBRoIpRIEs

LINEN HANDKFs, LACEs AND EaBROIDRfEs
~ j T. FARsELL Co. b51 Broadway. lesg
Pnnces) respectfully invite ths ladies' 81 New Yo'k 70
call and insoect large and elegant " Lscss
and kmbroidehos, received per las steamers Also 40
dozen Of mo Wrench lawn and hsmmed stitched Hsndssr
chisfs from 20 10 &c each 50 boxes gsnts be. quality
french KID Cloves, 80 per pair Ladies, SIS tou pei
pair. AZ Nv
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~. - Roard Of MexIcan GAM Commiss

rY- The Board OF Mexican Claims Commission
ers bss adjourned to the H Monday Of June In order
that claimants may prepare their cases in accordance
with the rules published By the Board. The IatsHi
,, savs that the class Of claims 10 be taken up
the June sitting are those which wire before the mi xed
commission appointed under he Treaty Of l-jy, on
which award. were made by the Comm,sioners on the
mari Of the Uned states bat which failed b be finally
sdiudlca,sd ~ the expiration u the Commission be-
fore the decsi0us Of the umpire had been rendered 80
The Office Of the Commissoners will DO open daily 10
allow claim ants % ne their papers.
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CITY ITEMS.
I.ctnres. Cencert., sc. re.NIsht.

TF~ rs-fif.-arf fff fsvT u y ts's@IT
ao..-y Bros1-sy sprug a. RrHs- DAY h''
So. .-..---.- R-asasf L-oaardstDsy az -'-rHs
a--rrs- A., U.sr- Bras1-sy scar Bfpen-st-DsyiH f~
u--rr- 81 hss1- o. "a -
P.-s-rra af Rrost-sy, or N.sH
rc-a 10 -ry ssstsr,sc3 bross"sy pp .ai tIes
O. Bro.d-sy n~a sFrn<- ust 49, s'st
ysarhaI Gsr4sa- Ho-sry cFPo-ts s-ssufh st 2 N
Har Thsasr-Ci sItsrs o. rear bva1rH-I
sr.s..y Pear so Authe1y-ITs
I.,r.,s ks.ans- Bross.u cor s--Dsy ssf s'seint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

WEsrKRS RAILRoADs.-By an advertisement
under the proper head it will be thA, AFTER 10
morrow six trains wi leave Albany daily, Sundays ex
eep'ed' Tor the ~esi. This will give, one might sup
pose Al necessary accommodation for the vas, aOod Of
travel which vii now begin to Gov through thoss
shorousefAres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

MlssisslPFI-Gen. JoaN A. QUITNAS was nom
mated for Governor BY the Loco Stale Convenuon'
which recently met at Jackson.
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The Southern Mail.

BAIr1Monr sunday. April 30 P. N.
The New-Oreans Mail due toni yht has failed
consequently We hsye no news Of importance By hat
CONVEYANCE
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BY IELEeR.pa 10 HE NEw.YuRK TaIsuNE.
VIRGINIA ELECTION
WAsHrSST0S. Sunday, Az

WASHINGTON. Sunday, April =.
The returns from the Nth D. strict are highly IA
vorsbie 70 WM L. GoGGIS Wing, who "a doubt
less elected Accomac and Norfolk Districts are
closed. IL the W. District HFSRT P. lRvISe's
Wing chances are the best a. asst accounts be
was raining far shesd o.; BooocK, Loco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

Krsrucxr.-MsOr JoHs P. GAiSr' comes Tor
ward a. the Wing candidate for Congress IN the A'n
District which he himself represented IN the congress
,..t ended. There is no doubts OF biz election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

PATEsT kScxESsocEEE RAsGs--Combining ell shs
late improvements for economy fuel. TIE psrfDrB-
socs OF al cooking or culinary operations with snd
satisfaction. For sale BY
as w. z ROLLHAus III .rh 20 ,u.,.ra
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.

CuxARp LrSE-Saiis from Liverpool rsstly
AMERICA Capt ssas'e'-- - Ns~ i'H..- -, ~ o.
gIpkRNfA Cant pr Rrs'nn stt Az
CAPT H.ssses ..-for Ns~i ora N., M
OCEAN SIN Nav Cos LINE From BrcucH SHfhslpfA
WASHINGTON Capt Ftotn. cave. B-aisa Afrd Do >au
aa-ut-n. d ~ W Nes lnra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

The Herald of Saturday had leader on Euro
poau Affairs of which the following is III average
specimen;
In cnumerstug and grouping The dfsreni events IN
Europe the receipt Of The las, intelligence one OF
the most pregnant OF sne 10 qi disposition Hstet has
beea ssade Of ks faction ~ Socialists sud the fall 81 the
sgitsicrs IN the French Republic Those disorssnzns
agitstors-whether FoureTies or Red kePubhcAns. or
socialists or Whatever else they nsy De called-hsye
been banshed by the French Goyernmeni-scme Of
them imprisoned and we suppose others Will meet
similar fate n they DO not conduct themselves win
more propriey toward the existing condition OF thiDgs
in Paris
The Courier ~ En4uircr Of the same morning
has Paris letter OF late date, from an evidently
well informed source which says
The mos. energetic efforts By means OF propagand
ara made On the one side 70 gsu, the other side 10
keep the Army. ftar. from Al see and hear IN pm
vste thai Socialism mdktH SAD Sfrdts ~ t4e rdFNs
cannot bu, disspprove the rigid exclusion from Inc
barracks OF all Democratic, Republican and Socialist
journals and publications Free discussion mas be Inc
rule IN truly Republican Government The soldiers
are ireemen--sre votsrs-snd have consequently the
snt 70 hear fully and freely both sides and al Sides
me Nooersies and the RsAconists however are spar
ing no pans or money 10 spread broadcast their AMI
>oeiehst doctrines They should be left free - oPe-
| rate without the Intervention Of force"
The reader will Judge which of these conflict
ing statements IS true-that OF Al honest spd well
informed conservative In Paris, who sees what Is
going on there and reports II honestly. ,honrh he
wishes the facts were otherwise, or that Of an i'm.
puieni charsstSn in America. who hAbitusIv "a
serts Whatever he wishes to have believed and
eodeavors 10 brazen il out by dint Of audacity and
| A baseless shectston Of knowing more than his
neighh0rs
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AMERICAN MusEN-Whsl another new psntmime Yes.
f,i-nds ani by al accounts ssk- the Trsis
Ou 4 Your diaphagns and stretch facial muscles
most c0nfouniedy They 90 ssy that The village Feat
ID be- PLAYED Tor tina fret time this sf srnOOn ard sgsn Ia
the evening" - Of the Msnteis chef douyres The
brilliant Esler and that Kelley Of Yankee lsot Oes1
Western have ssO something new 10 do and say 10 ma
days per ornsnces
RoricE -Ensish threeply Csrpeiug, splendid Hearth
Rsgs elegant FLOOR Cloths Window Shades. etc. This
the make your purchases and To save 70 per eeu
csl at ~ Bowery. az HAM ASDERsos's The motto 10
small prohs and quick sae, Positive proof 10 to witness
the immense quantity Of Carpets Rugs etc purchased snd
sent away dAllY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

~ The cooper-shops Of the Harris Seine co. }
Gsnns Falls. n I. were burned up on the gath Inst
Los s70o, no Insurance..