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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
LAW Conrfs.

CouRT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs.-Trai y Lamb CAdH
~ for Fass Prsfsre sirth Day.-At tie geo Of ~
Cosri Recorder Taisg- proceeded ehsu- Jsr asi
dong entered ac scspatn % ali he rracps Pls q he
testimony l-csi- ~tea occupied shout boar afsf -lh a-
jar f.irei t 81 o-rste s1 asssncs
about hs hour. r-urd ~ Cash. ssl.rfs1 fssusf
uaA l-t ,sflfsy n. C71rt fasn urt M N.u1syl
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

~" At the recent Charter Election in Reading
Pa. GEORGE GETz, Wing was chosen Mayor by
9lO majority over the regular Loco candidate, as
follows, Getz, 955 sallade, Loco, 7i5; Filbert
Volunteer Loco 263.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
MIR. Hannegan's Appointment as Minister 10
Hetllu.

Ii has been said in letters from Washington that
Mr. HANNEGANs appointment was solicited at the
last moment by some leading Wings Of the Senate,
and II has been intimRted in private circles that
Mr.. WEBSTER was one Of those Wings. What
other Wings may have done, we do no. know, but
as 10 Mr., WEBSTER We are able to give 10 our
readers the following letter from him
WASHINGTON. March Il. iSi9.
Ny DKAR SIN; have received yogr letter oil the loth
respecting Mr.. H.NNxsA>s appointment Minister 70
Prussia That Al pointmcnt hsve surprised nobody
more than IL surprised me. The senate having COM
pe,oi all iss business. supposed lets the Senate
chamber between SIN and scvoa o'clock IN sunday
morning. the An If March. bad never heard a
syllable Of any lngerlion OF nominating Mr. HA>>EGA>
a Mniscg to Prussia Tor any other ohce and sup
posed Il certain that nomination OF any klnd would
so sent t. the Senate after that boar.
Whoa heard, The next day, thAi Mr. hA>SKGA> bad
been nominated to q f0rv.gn Mission. and that the
nomination bad ecca conarmcd at once cOnirsdictcd
H. saying thst hsd been In my seat every Eaoneni
through the whole OF the session 81 Saturday and Saiur
dsy fight and anti broad day light On sunday mosnns
when the senate was Ahous breaking W, ADD had
heard nothing OF any such nomination.
look upon differentiation, under The circumstance
OF Tue most dsrcgutshc proceedings recorded Ia
thc history Of the Government
am, with mach respect your obi serv'L
DANIEL WEBSTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
N.w-Bamp.hire Election.

The New Hampshire papers which reached US
yesterday have sufficient returns TO show that
Wilson and Tuck are both reelected TO Congress
The Coucord Patri0f, Loco. comedies the election
Of Wilson by about 200 plurality, and that OF Tuck
by 300. So the Congressional Delegation stands
politically the same as in the XXXth Congress
"a lnllnNs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

~ Hon. loHN y. MAsoN. the retiring Sccre
tsy OF the Navy hss resumed the Practice Of the Law
At Richmond Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

mel OF ~ Ridger VISA crossing the Bovery shov,s
eoch' on saturday evening, he was sccost-s ~
fellow cslins himself William - n Who s.kes ~
" b. hsd any money sra 81 80 10 band him ,h.ii,,
On ar. CARMEL replying that be GA not knox bir-
smith struck bin violent floW In she face picked ~
shsndserehiaf which Mr. a. had dropped arf -
secsmP,d Mr. CARMEL pursued smith o. csiher.ss
MAfs'i and hsi him there arrested and taken besr.
justice nmPsoa Hho committed the fellow .or f.r
Tier ersmi1ation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

~ Ex.President PoLS LET, Macon, TIA on the
morning Of the iish on bis way 10 Columbus. 81
wanor WA confined to his room Al Macon bys cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

HoNssIs=s EXhNrrioS N Ohio.-A law has
bcon passed by the Ohio Legislature exempung home
stead iSom erecu,ion no, exoeedins ss hundred dol
lsrs IN value 10 take ecc, from and after Jaly next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

DlsssooR, the Loo Foco candidate for Cover
nor, is chosen by something over 1000 majority.
Loco Foco Senators are chosen in Districts No.
1876. 2, s, 10, II, and r. In the 9th District
John Preston, Wing, is chosen No choice IN the
ID. and ia the 5th j, is extremely doubtful which
of the two candidates has succeeded.
In the House as far as heard from, 2l3 Repre-
sentatives have been chosen, OF whom l29 are
Locos and 50 Wings and Free-Soilers. The same
towns last year chose 223 Representatives, OF
whom J. 20 were Locos and 1913 Wings and Free
Sellers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

maserpiece Of uani moreover, kRoR's AsH sod al -
Faonst are ne masterpiece q ingenuity and e.zsDee
Who vii 20 snsasng abog. 10 sshsb5y ha loosng 1for'
AID anhsppy when be ehespiy purchase Ofs's
oeaafai .hings KnoE h,s developed Is s2rsg Rs.sion
asd here szTey live mar bu, viii Ecsn0u - thsh
s he bora offspring of Grace aod Tsst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

Gz>iss s'sisG srYLE HAS is4s -Tsese 90
n'sed nss arc n xr-a.-r cemald Than before 81 %
sst4on u he year The su5scfb-fs m.ru,acarss "a
e-es are sea ihsf b. istpabei @ Keep hs socs eco
SANITY "a 4iOrab.s ~ GgNIs lft sros'rsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

" Fos soVTHssFroS AID bkENks The TAXED
States Mai steamer wshizgsou. Capt u W ron.
vi esEe Pier No n R. for Soaihsmrloa sad BrsDeo.
o. Tuesday. March %, 1919. u2P NJ A expsnsocsd
sareeon On board For freigh pss,ge spPly a. ne
fee u he Ocean Steam Navigation cenPsny g srosd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
From FcneznelR.

Tic y. D. Picayuue OF the 10th has the follow
iag letter which contains farther sccoun, Of vene.
zHelsn affairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

wrY- h issail ths, David Cooper ESQ Of Lewis.
town Pa brother Of the y \ senatot has been az
pointed Associate Ja5ss 81 aiucsosa Territory.
~ MARsHAlL J BAcoS Locc, has been elect.
ed AeeosdsF OF psuols.
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PAcKAOE PkicEs AT RErAlL.

" "1I-' I'D 7Irt at tssOfI = d ffr-f1 al fNs
la Cftss,s, jgss received and ior ,sl.b by
MS sled LEARY co 2. 8asd Asior BosS
BENEFIT To As. FiskE-Df Doer respectfully sss
nDec- hat Mr. FisKE vii lecture ~ .hs col.sun oc
Tuesday right Upon ne Women % tie Reyo1ucs.
"omsn's worn srd ;Efssnoe. ke- sner which greet
variety " experiments ~. te given tbs whole be.rs for
hs bsn'1t which v positively be The ss Of the sIper
nee 10 Us civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

~ Commodore Parry Is solournias at Wash
ington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

Co,L--Jass received, Res Ash. Esr. stove and MAJ
Goa. SsaDg a. reduced prices J. p OsTROH.
mlf - Yard cor Tertt-sv snt Tueciy-s1hfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

BREAK N TIE MIAMI CASAL-GREAT Loss or
pkcPERTY--Oa yesterday morning al o'clock break
occurred in the Miami Canal between the corporation
line Of the city and PoplHrst IN Mlcreek, Al point
where tue boff6r Of the Canal be come twenty
i've feet higher than tee ground on Which property
stands the west eide. The break is thirty feet
wide. and sufficient 20 drain the entire level 10
appears that Ia letting IN the water the emosnkment
not sufficiently strong % hold ire water, the ground
banks helug al made, blt not o. msierial suf1ci
emily solid % hold the water ig head although This
i the second occurrence Of TIE kind On the occur
renee Of the break the d1sec into the level be
tween the canal and Western RoW-Oyeri owing Wes-
tern Row and escaping iuto Mlcrefk through 4 ns.l-
"a rsvine. The property damaged BY this break was
principally in the level shove referred 10, and IN amount
i estimated =, $4,000 Gross Derrick's tzlow
chsndleTy esiims;ed loss so 600 principally Ia tAow
sud Oh. some 10 or 1900 pounds Of OIL, &c. were
gotten OF the surface Of The water. The waier
o The second story Of their extensive buildings
Mr Moore. soap manuisctufer. losi sone sl9ogy.
Most 81 ma business stock swept sway MI il.l.-
man. soap Manufacturer, AMI Mr.. |erick Do. Loss
large. but amount not known Samuel h1hn solomon
knhn, Charles kohn and Mr.. Wolf butchers lost 80
hest Of sheep By the overflow besite cssge q meat
snt slaughter house M Wofs loss Is estimated ~
ns ncighoors AZ some 6.o0O Mr. Askey tsnncr-ioss
lsrse. but estimate made. There were other osses
bat a. the time Waited tie SPOT We could not Ascer
IAN the names or smouuis The place overt1Vea al
ter the vster mad stopped running from tne ce- was
drained ~ the middle II The Afternoon ~ Toe cefri
passing under Western row, directly opposite me break
We arc Informed tnAt 10 j. the ful determination OF
the parties Injured. hold the state Liable Tor ne dan
sges they have sustained and Ne presume each one
Nil recover them In fall. OF course dA;n VII De-
erected just heyond the break, and boats ~ Nr'e
there from Dayton and other points. ard iepAlt a.
Csgs, The goods being disyet 70 and ifou - Ins
break cAc oe easily repaired week OF ten days pro
vdet TIE righ course hepursUcd-sod 90 repaired inAi
farther damage need b. feared L; q - 80 n an
aged By 81 means. iCincinnsii Commercial, iSih-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
Tremendous Freshet on the naumee Perrys.
burg and 1laumee Inundated.

We hnd the following additional particulars In
regard to the food in the Maumee in telegrsPhic
dispatch to the Detroit Free Pres.
TOLEDO March "a p NJ
The kigh.wsier In the MAumee has carried away the
bridge the river, aud with both telegraph lines
The ice is damned up about half mile bslo~ the
bridge 20 the height Of twenty feet and another dam
two miles below this. nearly high. There has been
considerable damage done 10 the warehouses and ship
ping and when leiI At two o'clock the water on
the fret door Of the warehouses In Perrysburg had
not broke away the Maumee side 50 As 20 nure the
warehouses, but Il was supposed that the ice would
give way and g. the boats and warehouses would
be eresily Injured The mail came scross In a boat,
and ali Of the stage passengers but II l. very
crossing, a. there are such quantities OF floating ice
running
The Ice In the river here | see from my window IL
breaking up and strong current but think il cannot
DO any damage at this p0iut The Grand Creek bridge.
between Toledo and Maumee went Of this morning
while person was crossing IT, but be was not injured
The Delaware bridge, between Toledo and Msumee.
the river road Will probably 20 Oh before night II
10 should i viii be impossible - ger Msumee With a
team By either OF these roads for days unless you
take the towpaih on the canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

GoCsArDs ITALIAN INTOXICATED Sosf-Fof e1ec1etysss
moving .sD. pinpes -cs ros srDess 60 90 80 X
chsics crscks. Ac from the skin. ~srrsct>d rIrps.
Or. GovRAuD, 81 Wlserst frs dor from c,es.-.E
where mGy had his celebrs.ea Po1tre set = ~ -
csF;rg peru hair c1t Roase 0r eo.oras - -
eteess aerp c.r-aloa TIRE LIN wife for ~ oo1F -
son. Hslr Dye. sskles Hef Restorative, $3.50 ~.
tTsnsen4y Iyel1s ffsy tsirs Toc1h Pass -
IAxssa1A Bao>on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

~ By jgdic oas system u Advertising ., 10 te.'ps
pefs q Se County he argss tos cres hsse oe.s
ne e1iek-st une II usy = sdop,et oocverirriy az,
sn1 thoroughly. sr.sssss Ne-spsper stvefiss - ~.
e. where alfecuis - afcru s,ioo nsy - bad ne
poi1 ID 70 isrsscf bus1s fof the oesf espcrA f>f
i,f .h.ea be 10 asiy receiving stssftsel-ccs INV -
The In51ne Bsidiogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

NsuEsr.-An Inquest was held yesterday BY
Coroner Waiier' upon the body Of John Some. aged
seven years and six months, who came TO hls death
rom Injuries accidentally received BY falling from
rear winfoS Of house Weehsskens Of From ,he
evidence ad3aec3 before the Coroner Il appeared ta,,
TIE deceased. 90 hearing slsrra OF are about
oeIek yesterday morning got up aud raised the Window
70 lock osi As VA Immediately missed and tie mo
tHsf % going down stairs found him yns IN tie eac
o1t alive and BE died sbOcs leo minnie. .f,a
ss.ss sssesvsscd. ysssies ssss1aaS.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

w Edmund B. Glascoek Postmaster O. Aa-
gsssA "a aAs essa rsSs 2olxs>4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
CITY ITEMS
Lectures, Concerts, &e. Ts-NiGht.

O,sr,-L z .f n li,r-- s.tor Psr- OPEN HON
Esh BuAr shst >tuyv.-srt ia-tu,- n
Ys-k-~ '. Cons i-cflr-stuy i1stltat--- Pm
Yaars Re ri D.nrsr-- Arol % >a-cu-sfM
Yrs-k n L.-rarT F.sfraI-Chu-Ch ~ Chrsfest-7f Pm
", Cow Nrh6'-' isctrr-- ~ r-nth . -J- Pm
T--.f wh-s. fssflrs- N--ha7cs llsttut--fe "
X Il nsras shat.p-sr--f-uz- Ars-eny. hrort US IN
49, Aa4~n'. Maes,-NnervE kocms-i "
-t.atrrs srosf-ay ~ h-.f- 81 Day 40 o "a
A--s1 Az BrrafssT bear hron- Day AZ sl-as
Pom. I'd Htssoa RIVER nrlatNsy cor Nassrsi--
Cers,y M.n.lrss-s-Chs1rs IA - hrs3-N-sFA
q. - N1.~a- ~. BruaisaF-Dty and srs1inc
Ar-ra- Crrca.-A hsurs. Bru1tsay, rrsf Prise - ~
Errtrrs fk.r,-r-Chartsr. q; Gar trs1-sf-l z y
s-oa--av rhsaisr- 81 sissv. --sf k-t-c-y- i'm
49, M1., u, Prlss.sy cor. sLll-y al sTsne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

RESCUED FROM DRowsiSC.--Of icers Crawford
and swsJse, Of the Tnird Ward s5og, o'clock zee.
teFtay morning took from the dock The foo, Of Bar
clsy-st four men named Charles Hessou. John Levi,
iona Johnson aad Michael Murphy. rhsy hal acct.
dentsy allen into the water ana were much exhausted
When rescued from heir periloas si.aat.on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08
Deius. of the legislature.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
ALBANY. Monday, March 3

Correspondence Of The Tribune
ALBANY. Monday, March 5 lssa
The Senate have az Jas; got at the bill for the
e.,sb.lhncni Of FLxE SCHOOLS throughout TIE State
and have re faith 70 believe il ill pass both Houses
shall refer 70 this subject e. lerzth when tie House
takes Il up.
This legislature has been termed TIRE Railroad lie
si.sture.r and presume for two causes ls', TIE
haste with which they pass bills, and 81 the haste in
which they reconsi5er-,eEsIy travelling at railroad
spee6 whichever way they 20 Furthermore, the num-
Der Of declarations Of ,hs r ~ Of rosds may be 81.
other reason Of the cognoren bes;oEei The great
question which sgtales Albany and pa4s the hair
Of many honorable members 10 That OF the parallel
railroad from Rochester o. SyrscGfc. u efcc;uA.y
knocks the House IA the heed no man dare speak
vote, until this MISTER = cisPose1 o. most
tremendous lobby Is Continually 10 sitrndance, 70 Ice
obstruction Of business and the annoyance OF nose
members who have opinions q thtir Own How Il
will end srn totally unsbie 70 Judge as Is danger
for nny % express opinion, ana cons tqsent
y tut ,:ie IS esd. b; understand ihsi prHfen' Kali
road Companies have cha sed' - large number per
hsps enough . defeat The people
Mr. BHEvgs to-day introduced bill 20 entirely re-
model the Marine Court Of Nerlcrk, AID leave Il no
Jurisdiction except admiralty. and inst 70 limited
amount
The Divorce bin has now been under discussion Tome
day. and esch day take. from IL strength 50 much go
indeed that ! doubt whether i can now command
twenty five votes for rs lie There hsvc been some
'p Genes msde of rare Anilty ald showing Sttal r.
search. That Of Mr.. BsEEsAS Of NeT-lork. shsii
send you in day or two aud hope you will te Able
q ind room for H.
The College and Academy Appropriation bI was To-
day ordered o. a third reading Mr. w :. SMITHS
motion strike out the appropriation for the Colleges
being lost Ayes - Noes 50 The amount given 10 Col
leges this year much smaller than Ususl-sliotO
ard IS 0oJ 10 Medical Universities
TIE Ten. Hour Labor bill will fezr. be lost IL ia
ably advocated by Hes.rs l.. w SMITH Speaker HAD
LEY. PsuTN and others but from some cause there
seems % Be prejudice sgsnst TIE Bills fear inst II
will be tor buncombe more than for any real good
10 the laborer-ih4t tear will I'll. Il, Cannot yon, Mr
Editor say good word for H. and thus help along
really Christian measures
The Presidents Inaugural was read 70 the House Of
Assembly this evening II : minutes before six ~ the
Clerk The Galleries snd Hobbies were crowded, and
yet you could hear pin drop CREST was the a'ten
ton given q is reading Wat a chspter Nigh, be
written upon the progress Of the sge by this simple in
cideni sud yet not word necessary, Sc every re-
fsctinr mind v ill AZ once acsnoslrdge NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08
GENERAL NOTICES.

" Fswiers a. Wells, PhreasieSists AND
Pabiisher-, Clinton Hall lS Nssssn-sl near NE rAfA
~ New.York Water.Csre Embellishments,
Win Gymnasium, y ID. PIEkSON, coz Of Twehhs' and
University plscs SI"~
|" Water-Csre.-Dr TKALL receives psuenss st his
.onmodous city eAb sheut IS Laightsl and 81 Oyster
BAY l. where and extensive buildings are being
erected The summer Term viii commencc Apfu l. Out
door practice attended lo Consultations oS 81 In
~ Liquid Hair Dye.-BAIeBsLos's instanisneoas
LIQUID 10 N. beet article the world for changing rcd ~
gray natural black brown color without injury
10 the hair or Psrsons wishing the bee, article Ia NE
market should call al BArcHxLoss usnufsctory Wallss
Old No. 3 Broadway Copy tho sddross. dl9 TTSs"
~ House Of IadusIry and Homo for tho
Friendess-The Managers ~ bis Institution would IN
form their friends and the public that they have removed To
their new building Thfsthst near avenue, ana
have charge 10 Of the class for whom 10
via yirmous homeless females, and destitute children
A, this 10 Intended 10 he but temporary abode snes IN
want OF domescs invited 10 call at Tho Institution be
w cen the hours Of 10 A. ard r ~ sons of the adults
recently tho country others hsye hs usual fesf
epces and atoms Psfs.ns wshpf TO adopt or
bring up children mar there ind 10 suit them Refer.
snoss required. No charges made 70 thoss applying
~ lawjm'
" Gentiemen's Hats-sprtng styie.-bno'
corner VI Pine snd Nassau ss-0snismsns Hats, OF The
new stys. ready for Inspection and sale The
subscriber takes pleasure 10 ssain calling attention 10 HE
new style OF Hats which merit the attention Of wesrers
not only for elegance Of shape, bat superior qasliy OF
fabric mi 2msod'l Bird COR Pine and Hssssa s's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08
Texas liens.
The ~ y. Crescent Of the 10Th sl,. has tue FOL-
loving lex Items.

The ~ y. Crescent Of the 10th III. has tue fol-
lowing Texss Items.
- About 10 o'clock on TUESDAY night the 1sh
lee, FIRE broke out In the steam mill % Richard
Jsne. on Posi.Olice 81 Galveston, which 10 very
short NE destroyed the entire building
n seambos, nsv CATION Is Advancing % nearly al
,h- rivers VI sxas The steamer Angelina tAs made sew
era trips this Winter up the river Angelina 70 Pa.tons
within Is mil-s OF the town o. Sacogdoches.
- For the week ending the I7Ln, nOs . cass Of
Cbolera was reported al Houston
PzoBABIE MUzDEz By gentleman from Liberty
County We earn, says the Hon lss Ga.sas that Mr..
Jackson tie owner Of sour Lake IN Jefferson County
!. supposed b have been murdered He went - Lou
.isna with = drove of horses and crossed the sabine
.bout two weeks ago bis return home, with 81 so
in his possession, since which time DC mas not been
heard Of.
~ GA the Ilth ul,. a child Of Mr.. Asa smith, Of
Victoria aged about four years, vas burned 70 DEAN
during the absence Of her psrents
- is rgmorei that Arson JoneS ex,Presicen' OF
Texas is candidate for Congress aud VII be ran oy
the Wbia, Lsvaces Journal.
OF ihis the Galses0s fsrs ssys: We doubt MOI
II Al be either l. or sl be 9 candidate, bur that ne will
be run BY the .Whgs requires some more evidence
than we have seen
REGULAR RASGEKs-Liest Dess, L. :. A. with foul
niece, OF artillery Was lately By some traders
securing the country between the Rio Grande and the
Nueces, 10 search Of Indians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08
TnE QUARREL ~ THE SssArs.-The Was

THE QUARREL IN rHE SsNATE.-The Washing
ton correspondent OF the Be0Ts Patriot gives The fol
lowing account Of the difficulty between Nessrs Fooie
and Cameron
10 the Senate little ensnts took place between Gen
erals Foote and Cameron The former went Up to the
latter 70 complain him thai he had obviously Inter
,upted senator Barrien whilo be addressing the
senate sud in 81 doing he shook his hoger menscinsly
in The face Of the Pennsy lvSDis Senator ~hereopoI
Gen. Cameron indignantly struck Gen Foote's hogei
do,,p IN ia owners side Order order rang through
,he chamber and Gen Foote retrested The difficulty
was sfterward smeably inside up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

TRAVEL TO WAsHISGroS.-rhe number OF per
.on. Tho have passed from this city to Warrington is
we believe entirely without precedent Ine average,
we should suppose. cannot have eeen issS 1a W.
Philadelphia have come up fully loaded, generally nav
inr from 500 10 500 passengers on board The boa,
,hs, came up on saturday afternoon even exceeded
that and could not have had much under ~ Pe,son
on board. The number Of strangers now 10 "asnins
ton must exceed all former gatherings there -,
baltimore American. sth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

ASSAULT UPON WaTcBAAS.-Between ~
and IL O'Clock. on Saturday night Mr.. Andrew v.
Dodge Roxbury Waterman, was assaulted near me
corner OF the Tremoni-road and fremont place, BY
six Irishmeu, who knocked him down and beat him
severely He was taken 10 his residence In Russesst
where he remains In critical situation. On sunday
morning Thomas Folin was arrested and idensinsd -
ons OF the oarty who committed the assault and vas
locked up for examination Boston AtAs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08
ELECTION ~ lVTH DISTINCT, MASs.-Tho Bos
TON Trarsllor has the following returns
MAscH JANUAsr.

The above returns comprise nearly halt OF the ais
trict p towns Remaining 10 be heard from MI la
freys gain in the above IL towns Is 10 over 'e an
sry vote. The majority sgsinsi him in January Wac
81 lie may be- elected but the vote will 20 very close.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

vrucIrAL ELEcrIoS rs Ngw.BgDFoRD.-Thi
Zion took place Mondsy lsst. Mr. Rowland, the
,,.u, Incumbent and the Free Soil Wing candidate
=. chosen The vote stood Hovland, 1891 Icy
:, 4sI Scattering II. The Free soi ticket generally
a.. elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

u A dispatch from Washington to one Of the
rping papers intimaes that the Loco Foco Senators
II oppose the nomination Of Hon THOMAS EWING,
Secretary Of the Home Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

ga acknowledged for many years among us ss one Of
~ eest portrait painters In tbs country and Mr.. VIM
seSfc'shs landscape painter Of considerable merit
and OF great promise hereafter arc making prepa-
''ssas % start for The goldea land lCin ChroHlce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

" The steamship SoutherHer, Capt NJ. BER-
a. srrlved yesterday from Charleston, bringing US
,,srleston papers Of the afternoon of the 80 inst
ss Orleans papers Of the 18th ul, and Mobile Of the
Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08
Appo,n,mcn.. by President Polk.

81 AID 1ifh ths adrcc and cosseHi gfths Seasfs
Fpw,sp A. HAS~xsA~. of Iudisns to BE- Envoy Ex.
,raordnary and Minister F~nipoteuiiay Of the United
States Of the hin gdom oi Prussia
VIM GEKR aud WN. EAssY, TO be Justices Of 'ho
Peace for the District of Columbia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

"OfrIcIAL."-The National UHtg, at Wash
,z,on publishes the Inaugural Address with this head.
A. which leaves /, 10 bo understood that ihe Vhs is
= Be the organ VI the Administration.