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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. ALBANY, Monday, FEB. Z

SENATE. ALBANY. Monday, Feb 20
srArK ARSENAL.
MIR. HALL reported bill relative TO the State
Arsenal Of the City Of New York
PuorAGE, &C.
Mr.. HALL of the Hid District, reported olll
with amendments relative 10 Pilotase =, Sandy Hook
also bill with amendments respecting the compenss-
ton Of certain public officers In the City OF New-fork
THE oLcorT CASH.
A communication was received from Judge Ar
xxx transmitting sgreesoy the request of the SEN
ate copy of the evidence and charge ., the trial OF
Theodore Ocott, late Cashier Of the Canal bssk OF
Albany.
Mr.. BokTE Of the lid District, remarked that
the Judge bad also suggested some valuable informs
non tending the attainment Of the object which the
select Committee bad IN view.
STATE ARsxNAi.
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill
relative to the State Arsenal and passed the same with
GU, amendment
TIE BRopHxAp DOCUMENTS.
On motion OF Mr.. FLOYD, the Senate laid on the
string permission 20 publish the documents relative 70
the Colonial History Of the state Of NewYork. which
were collected in Europe BY Mr. BsopHEAp.
INSURANCE xrsKs.
Mr. BoKIE submitted a resolution requesting the
.,,ou. Insurance. Companies Of the City OF Sewyork
81 ranort 10 The Senate the RISKS held BY them respect
,.iv auth of rultopst and east Of Broadway inelud
ms The ri,ks on the side Of Broadway IN the said
INV The resolution WAS considered and agreed to.
' cHArrEI xoxreAeEs
The bill relative to the registry OF ehattel mort
ssses was read third tune and passed
80 PROTECTION PROM rtREs-
tn. Committee Of the Whole took up the bl
providing for the more sasssuL protection o. ave-
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Nev.York Town Elections.

Steu5es Co. UAlgs-Addison-James h. Miles
.Caton-Henry u. Smith. .Cameron-John Mics
Canisteo-Obedish Stephens .Campbell-s A.
Campbell. .Dsnsville-Joel Darlington. Erwin
Arthur Erwin. :. .Howsrd-lra Lane. -. Hornby-f
W. Morrow. .Lindley-s. J. Mersereau- Painted
Post-B. P. Bailey. .Pulteney-irs Hyatt Thurs
tou-John 8. De Pue. .Tyrone-John Lang urbs
us-John w. Davis. .wsyne-John B. Miichell..-.
Wsylsnd-John He1.
Barabwn<rs-Avoca-Henry Boughion. Bath
John w. Fowler. $50. Coshocton-Sephmsn Flint
Hartsville-E Cook. ..Prsttsburgh-Anron Pinney
Rsadug-E. Andrews. -.Troupsbureh-Willism Ten
Brock. .woodhull--s. Tubbs, Van Buren, Whig.--.
Wheeler-J. T.. Gonsaus. West Union - sher-
man. -. IL whigs-lO Bsrnburners.
Cortland CO. Whigs-H omer-Frederiok Ives
49, .Cortlandvile--H Hopkins. .Msrathon-E. Clark
Carley. .Preble-D Hardy --.Truxton-Arsbert h
smith. .virgil-Moses Tyler .Lspeere-Proosey
Davis, whig elected. =. .HsrfordTie between Dsvi'
whig and Deleverne, Free Soil.
Barnbaymsrs. -Cinciunatus-Chs Kipgmsn.-..W vii
iett--Lewis Mooney. Scott--Mes Blerce. Free
town--wm. Montsnye
Hxnksr-solon-John Wheeler.
swings. / Wing probable, 4 Bsrnburners, Hunkerr
4 tie
Le,css -TVhigs-Denmark-Le Pierce
.Dians-D. d. Resmer. -. Harrisburgh-John NJ
Paris. Lowville-Curtis G. Lane. .Msrtinsburgh-
piodsse Pease.. 0sceols- - Marsden. .Pinesney-
JehisI H. Hall. %. Turin-Joseph House.
shan-Dsrius q. Bent. .leyde'
Aaron Psrsons Jr.-. .NewBremen-BorntNe llis .
Wet Turin--Jonsthan c. Collins. .wstson-Rslpl
Reach
Hsnku .--Greig--L. X. Lyon.
swhiss S Bsrnburners bunker
Onosdaga Co.-The Syracuse Journal claim
the election of II whlg Supervisors to LocoFoco'
Free soilers and Abolition Wing This 10 exelusiv
Of Syracuse City, which elects in March Last yea
~ LEGO oeos to Wings.
SeAoAarss Co.--Fivc towns heard from, Q
which four are whig and one Hunker. This last
sharon. where J. w Van Setback 10 Supervisor.
81. Larrepce Coin Pondam, Charles Dart
Barnhurner, 10 Supervisor.
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Thirtieth Congress.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Monday, FEB .
CREDENTIALS.


CREDENTIALS
Mr.. REvERDY JoHSsoS presented the creden-
tails Of Mr. WALES, Sensior elect from the STATE OF
Delaware in place Of Mr.. CLATToN, resigned
Mr.. WALES then appeared and was sworn ln'
and took his seat
Various bills from the House were received and
after the customary reading were appropriately refer
red
The Vice-President announced the appointment
OF Mr. WEBSTER AZ a member Of the Standing Com
mttee on Finance in place Of Mr.. CLAYTON
DRAINAGE OF LOUISIANA swAMPs.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the
bin TO remunsrsie the State Of Louisiana for expenses
incurred in draining certain swamp lands yins Ia nst
State The subject pretty fully discussed and tnen
THE MKT CENSUS.
Various reports Of Committees were presented,
among them one by Mr. UNDERWOOD submitting bill
for taking the Seventh Census which was laid over
PAY.
The bill making certain regulations respecting
the PAY Department Of the Army was taken up and
after being some what amended passed
On motion, the Senate resolved to take recess
this afternoon from 70 8 o'clock.
CONFIRMATION TO LAND AGENTS.
The Senate took up the bill, allowing compen-
sation 10 the Registers and Receivers employed In To-
eating Bounty Land Warrants, and passed the same,
with amendments.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The special order of the day the Civil and d.
phonetic Appropriation bill next came up and occupied
the attention Of the Senate during the remainder OF ne
Morning Session.
GOVERNMENT THR TEBRrroRrEs.
The bill providing temporary Government Tor
the Territories Of California and ew-Mexioo was
taken up and together with the various proceedings
which have taken place toe subject, was DISCUSSED
by Senators Downs, BELL, BKRRIEN, >DArToS, and
UNDERWOOD.
RECESS.
The hour of having arrived the Senate took
recess until o clock.
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Correspondence Of Tie Trioune.

Correspondence OF TIE Irlouns- ..
pErrApz1rHIA Monday Feb 70.
This afternoon At 2 O'Clock, ihs Lafayette uuNu''
Cap, Frenca- Of your City. arrived nere' i"e
usny was received az the Keosnzton Depot oy '''
talon escort composed of.nunber OF our cry Oo"'
psnie, the whole under the command OF Cap| 'aHie'
Page Their arrival created Gite se1ss.I. 49,
our citizens, and il Wa zenerzly c.-s. ,ook
looking corps never visited our ei'y 41.,s-,,, !,
Nd their lodging. AZ the City Eoie- ana Il's
/. their intention 10 attend the BAL N
Of the French Revolution a. ins AaseunL ,- ~,iisor
The ship Ievsnt did not ssltnis NJ - -, Ire
MIA a. stated SIZE would. -ne Tss ue'- - 49,
Northeast gale and vii not lave mt 70 no''
learn that Mr. A Drybursh- horist OF tnl' ~ A.'
received orders for 30 boquss from as 80,
for the Inauguration balls 81 n.,. o. az.
numerous private orders ia hesd % ue- '0' 'a
who are 20 be present Al ihess brilliant ie'ss IL.
Business has been interrupted io1sy oy so,I 90 y.
z. storm In Flour there - no c-AIs So =. -
Ools sold al Is per Dol neIdns S"rn ussl 10
min Nothing doing In Rye Flour or Cotn rs 49, :.
change prices Wheat he'll hrny nu' "l'n.u. - :
for some days past Corn seadJ ~ =, - -. -, IN,
inquiry moderate Oats dull tot'oa n, ,.s -.
without much doing Pr0vis ors-sales Anii'd IL IL
CERES nothing doing, OWNS 10 wei Hra'.- .. 20.
remain unaltered Freish,s continue inacuvs a Pr
Won. rates, WHISKY steady al &c for DDS SAFES very
light, go c,.- &, =
1Ol s30O HARRISBURG RI Bod. IS ga s2OOO S'ate
g. g2i s2e00 Tennessee 81 .; so motifs - -
q a36 staie So 90. s9ll5 d. -ot -y !" ,'.n't sto
RI Boucs e. = SO Grsrc Bans, iii 49, - - =
In, s9l = 90 DO g. IS. 40 Union Bank Tenn =
q Harrisburg. 81 sl0C0 sch Nav 81 -, ~ -
Girsrd Trust 81. 80 Reading RI l3l $50 ~ a1
ing Bonds 47l 81 90 PITTSBURGH o. o. % GU ~"
Nav stock Isl $1,000 do O., - ~ Z, n, s..,e r.
Sseond Boarf-lO0 Resdrg I'd. l3i sl'o0 StAte .,
%. $1,000 Lehigh &C. Ga $1,000 do o3 SO fsrui = =
Mich Bk st. rs Msr Msufsc b., Pi,tsours 80 -. ~
Union Bk Tenn q $500 safe %, -. 10 Ihioh - -
usl. III 5000 sch Nsv 60 9l e9'V CHy o. ~
r0f. y Harrisburgh 3-i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
EVENING SESSION.
THE TERRITORIAL QUESTION

:
On reassembng, the debate on the Ierritorai
question was resumed and carried on in spirited
manner, by Messrs. HUNTER, DAYTON, NILES sno
WEsroorr The debate being concluded the question
on Mr. DAYroNs amendment was called for and tskeu'
with negative result follows fess, Messrs Allen,
Anterior, Cameron. Dayton, Dodge Of Iowa. Dodge oil
Wisconsin, Hsmiin and Mangum-s Nays a.
The vote on Mr. WALKERs amendment was
next taken and stood Yeas Nays % so was carried
by majority Of
Various other amendments were adopted,
among them amendment making an appropriation
for a full Mission TO Chill.
After mn interesting discussion by Messrs
MANouM WRsTcorT and WEBSTER, in it's favor, and
Senator'S KING and FooTE against H. The vote on this
amendment stood Yeas 80 Nays "a.
The amendment containing the appropriation
for the support of Mission to the German Confeders
ton was also passed
AS close this dispatch l9ll the Senate is still IN
senion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GssrtUxTS's Hars-srsf~C FAsnoSs ros ist,-S
FsrsscHEIp. Hsrer ~ Nsssxs-sl door sbov. Anus
will ssae, the lot Of March the spnog Fsshon Zoe
Gentlemeas Hats, which be 10 manufacturing aadsr "A,
personal superrterdepce, and whch be .af-rs kas.y
will be found superior. In every requisite hal constitutes
beautiful and durable article any bat offered sr
sale IN New.Yofk. The gentlemen u Ne~ Yort AZ. ey
this tine pretty good judges Of What hss saoQd y. Nd
to heir criticism be viii feel proud oeer his spss
hat confident hs s tho p1s ultra Of tssis snd .sH
ard only surpassed IN the sterling quality OF a mstsrss
BY the elegant srseefsness Of 10 contour Oar eoaniry
may rely rec-iycs their orders for the spps
Fashioc during the frat week 10 March TfS.
Tsr H,r Fos 1919 On Thursday rsxt tho LOT Of Mrek
the subscriber will be prepared exhb 20 BIS ends sta
the public Al large, GrSiSs spring style q g.ausnsn,
Hats and he confidently believes IA, he wi ssgs %
,uocess Ia bic ex-rioss he patronage q ger.
emen OF tss,e which hA. heretofore been bsrslys.
slowed upon his establishment
The subscriber mas peculiar grstfcsuor 10 knpoarcfr,
hs~hehe hss spv-c neither shof or u perse Is q
fort. TO form combustion Of 81 the requisite elements q
elessuce ard durability IN he manufacture Of h, Hs.
hst he has $50 been ensbrc, hy Improvements 10 ma
chpery ard By sseins he essify Of he mser,, sr
Moved 10 their make. he eNleise hitch oher hec.es ,v
in in ths useless ornaments OF heir shops. Offer
Esttrst None bat the richest materials used is n.
m.sufse,ory srd The be. worsmen are alone rmp,oysa
Having Increased the dimensions OF hs ssetfcom tesr,
c.ahsl be Will be enabled 10 SIMPLY seoon ate "a -
n,roas customers JOHSN CENlN, ~ Brostwsy.
s-fa opposite - Psa7s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

vIRersIA.--The Spring campaign is becoming
very active in the Old Dominion. The Wings are
not behind their Loco antagonists in energy and
determination. They have mustered courage
enough to run a candidate in the XVIII Wheel
ing) District, CHARLES w. RUSSELL OF Ohio Co
Alexander Norman is the Loco nominee, and VIM
u. Broom the present incumbent
Gen. John S. M,usoa 10 the Loco candidate for
Congress in the LIST District. Hon. A. Atkinson,
Loco, 10 the present incumbent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

ATLANTIC Docx-This dsy. vii be- sod. ty ASrncsiI
BLvtcXrs 81 y O'Clock, at The merchants kAch"fs
valuable lot. OF ground In the City Of Brooklyn. .ase
Oh he north and south sdc. q sm ton syenge Ant %
cHston. Hall Court sni MI and Fouuh.psee lhs,s
on each side 9th, syerse pst having 'ro1isee
on CLIFTON, Hsl ani NIL 50 hose on fouf'hplse'.
eouri.ysnls q b Zee, cesp IN 'front.' commencing nom 10,
consr q Court map. Of which can BE- ooiA-ed of rs
Aucaoueer Also the hcu'e 81 Msins, 10 Hrooslyr. Ne
vauab.e property Known the Pesrlst House, ard ia.
extending to wa.sI-.L Aud by order Of The Admr.
ustrx, the hsndsoae house ia West ursesnh,t ali
lease oflhe lot IG0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
GOLD


DEtF, RicH, YELLOW GoLo.-VisciS OoLO -sp"'
devils deeply pregnant with mischief MASSIVE 80.
OF his golden Jsek O'Lsrtern u or worst ns1''
upon is sciaullaiing surfsee-see how Il mirrors
friend and look deeper into lie sodden misery maj
the bee, and bri b,ess instincts from yOuth. and d
unholy FIRE the eyes Of pssied Old age. The neA =
warn blood Il Saxon youth viii be shinned mo ss
sJw Of spanish mbecthy, aud morally cradles
England Old age, VIII lose The bright sunny sssosA
remsioing life BY 10 Internal influence.
WEALTH.
TRE PLowsHARE that ksses The bright sun % w ~
,urninxs OF our mother earth. the waving yelo~ r.~
lts interest," ard .snsfsd humanity smiling 81 10 a'"
nriy, HEALTH. -
10 csses Of coughs eolds, hosrseress, OF 0Def
affections. USE TIVE UNIVERSALLY ADMITTED GOV
Mas JEsvIs's COLD CAsDY. ...,
Sod wholesale snd retail BY MS W jEs's' ,"
Way corner Widest and sold By Drugsso
Each package q Invariably signed Ms W. 'ff"
Be sure TO ash for Mrs Jsnuss Cold Candy
~ n...r. Ro-s Z Co ssrs ~ T-sp~~s fsssS
% lsH csrn per vssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

LARGE IcrHYosAURUs-The largest specimen
Of this remarkable fossil reptile, as yet N 'his Gun
try has just bern received by Prof. NeDsiel, HVus
somersetshire England II !. seven isst to' 90
ton The Professor has added Il 10 TIE minefNoscs
and Geological cabinet of Harvard College, ~heIs N
have no doubt il will b quite 81 home WIZ rs ou
acquaintance the Msstodon, obtained ~ tne same gen
Boston Advertiser.
Assocr,rroS-The wool growers OF Grafton Co.
" are shout establishing Wool Depot al sst Leo-
anon u 10 proposed TO have the neece- 'Of's1 s -
10 piles according 10 quality, To pc mansstu y &c
.pousiole szeut A suitable building nas Aiea'y ooeu
,on,trueted capsble Of holding 10000 pounds sueh
an arrangement must be highly beneficial TO Dom ia
ers and manufacturers
ASorHER REvoIUTIoSARr coLDlsk Oost.-
Php Bevsn died on Monday l2th i1st al me
Of his daughter, in ssrEeuiviAe' ~ ss.as .xs1
In the 92t wear Of bis age Inc deceased se.seo
creSitsbly under Gen Washington ~ lrsn'nn' uet
tour. Princeton AmbOy, &C. and WAS nono,soy as
charged At the termination Of our As'0'110N"J
struggle
Tar N.SoR Ttrtrs.-Te learn from the Sara
,ega Rep.blcsa that the suit instituted BY the Attorney
Gn.rs 20 t-s, the title 70 the Msnor OF Rensselaer,
xick and which was set down for TIA al 1ne recent
Saratoga Circuit has been put over Tor the term
FtRy II RouE.-A ire broke out IN Conlon $
tavern IN Rome on the 3Oth which uas eonstneo -
the adjoining barns and several smaller buildings Tue
Ps,Iro.S brsaxe va, In great danger oat wa hnslly
saved.
FtRr.-We learn from the Northern Journal
thu, the harm Of VIM Exford. in Antwerp, vi" burned
CO the uize Of the I'm inst and ooy 'nfe ou' o. .n
teen cows tina, were In Il were saved lOHca Oo''
sxoytS NEw.OKLKAss-On the night Of The
,s,h ,,., the cit,xru. Of New Oresn. were favored
with snow hail and Ice. The ground q stated ID Fave
been covered 70 the depth Of a. inch
MlcHIsAS LKGIsLArrRI.-A bill 70 establish a
stats Normal School pssssd NE House On ne q Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
Markets....BALTlsosr, FEB %

NInTkttsssss =
The market for FLorS IL steady but not setve We
quote Howsrd-st e7i, and City Nils IS small 'aes
Of Com MEAL Of 2 20, and RYE FLOUR ~. Ss.es o.
prime Red WHEAT / o. al 10. For Com mere Is
fair demand. We notice sales 10000 bushels neigohg
Dor, On Of prime Yellow at sic. OATS are IN moderate
request. with sales At Doc RYE IL quoted al ojc win
small sses In PROVISIONS thereis no change 70 notoe
EXCEPT downward tendency in Picked Meats Vhioh
are plenty Beef Cattle on the hoof range from - 70
"a l2i per 100 lbs sales of 900 Head at quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

FoR rnE BgSrFtr OF rHE PooR DR.. BASSiNs's cele-
brssed Body Brace will be- sod, Tor three dsys Only ss
reduced prices Of - and as gfus prices IS aud 60
der that poor may have the bsn'h of hi. Invaluable a.
ventrn for various weaknesses Of ihe body such
and sbdcmnsl weakness Of the lungs falling ofite bow.
els womb, &c sc. B.-A large assortment Of Shoulder
Bfsces also he reduced price OF s. dozeu. or -lssngs
Brace; usual price ~ Office 500 Broadway .Ma'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

~ Those who wish extend their business would 60
well 10 consider the prOpre,y ~ enlsrgng ine acqusrl
ance by advertising m the newspapers ~ The coauiy
can q. done ID auy extent Any section, IN the widely
circulated Journals, and al the publishers lowest pnes.
v x P,LNER's Agency, In he Tribune Bn ldng He 10
authorized by the prOpretois 10 receive subscriptions 40
.dyetti.ements ard To sige Receipts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

BUFFALO CHARTER ELtcTIoS.-The Hunkers
at Buffalo have nominated Elijah Ford for Mayor
and Maurice Y0wghn for Justice the Barnourn-
ers Thompson Hersee and Benjamin CaryL The
Whig nominations have not yet been made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
~ Knox - Fuloasl will issue he Spring isihSa'
for genllemens hats. March 8. 1919 AT

CALFosEisNs-f CANNOT preserve your br..h -
your Journey either by lard, nor sNef you InsI
Cafofnis, U1less he water you drink I, punh-l 49,
good Fl.ef-feIn water VIII purify within t~o~res
ses, becoming ropy and extremely offensive rain ~"
aeon generates myrads % aDimblcuF but when pf5pdJ
filtered becomes extremely agreeable Ire nff Vs..
California which you must drink when here be- snsr ~
wells and The spnngs remO.s ffyD me foa %,
contains impurities caused by he tecompDsyng
vegetable and animal r.bstsnc-s, which viii poast.
dy.e1trry and other dis-se. and render you unsbe
To enjoy success; snd II you continue 10 drut hms
natural condition will hnh IL death, even ho1sn ~
dlei1es taken To cOunlrTact s efecls a. no rem@'J
cure dsesse 90 long you are constantly stin0sunthy
drinkng impure wAlef You buy Vt 70 Nasssnis N
stairs for 81 ~ cent? Filter which can be pscsed 2.
your clothing In srunk, not sccUpyng murh space -
light sud portable snd not liable 10 Dfeisage wtiet 80
away with the mOIon- Of the vessel and Uheh wtife
der the most ssgfsesble aier perfec sweet ana
sonr be verified ny sctusi experiment Al ouf - ~
No Pcadenl vi 90 to California ~ithpat one 80
friends Of those who have gOns aud In he hurry " ~
TIRE neglected to take 90 important requisite Of -
could do greater favor thsn % 10y and -
IL 10 lhsGl FOR SALE onLY BY L. J. BUhKEt~
1ff ~ O2tW G:ts,V' ~ Nassau Of Rad egn
cALvo.sr. BAGS TRUsKs Day. p corsra .. -:
Bag IN which Ne traveller can put ma cDihrg ana 49,
It perfectly wster-lisht Tue same sfsr eousrse.
thssit can be transformed into bed pillow, Lieps
yer Or float for efossng streams Tbs srele sef ~
tofnis wOnd profit BY visit 10 DAY. whose ioos ~
-ncr and ssl insares his customers peculiar sd'snss
6fu
ITALIAN INDICATED so.r-Yor ea.ciasliy ssc..
log tan, pimpes ffeckss, ouzhness, sslownes -,
chs'es, cracks, 4c from the ssiB warranted Pis1s.,
Dr. GoCRAU0, 81 WElferst fret door from b..o..r,[
where may be had bis celebrated PO15re .nbt lie f
eating supeEsgO1s hsr. Liquid Roase Dr eeoros ~
cheeEs deep carnaiog guge, Lily While fOf NE a.
ion, Hair Dye Besle's Hair h-storsrye, roms.. r.
nhnnenty cye'eg gray hairs, Tooth Passes, 70 vvt
use's, Bsicheof's Liquid Hair Dye Agency - rgs
| luxtOn-st BOstDr. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
A Geld Rxp,er,ns Expedition.

The sudden and unexplained movements OF Col
Fremont in the Far West and the uncertain aim OF bis
Journey seem TO have excited attention through
cat the country. Many persons suppose him to be In
possession Of information concerning some undiscov
cred p,scer-some region aeoundins In precious ores
N the vsss unexplored tract lying between New
snd the Sierra Nevada This exciting doubt will prob
ably coon be solved for at the Ast date Col Fremont
hsd reached the Mountains Of New Mexico, and was
pushins forward with ell haste into the unknown wds
beyond the Rio Grsnde.
In Tie meantime however, advsnturers are not ids,
and before another month there win be other eomps
niss upon his track. One 10 at preseni being or
rsnissd In THE city, to march from Corpus Christi
Tsxs 70 Peso del Norts and thence to the
q the ella, where the genuine Fl porsdo-'hs store
house Of the Aztsc Empsrors-is supposed 70 DC 'l'
uassd ope Of the principal promoters OF te's expeo
don Il Mr. Weber author of " Old Hicks the Guide
Who Il already familiar with the border life OF Tex"
Thar, win be much adventure connected with suea al
sxp<dsiou, and the result might prove Of great imPor
ases to science and antiquarian research not 70 'n'
.asura wealth Of the country Not the least
>ssurs Of the California excitement will b the geo
graphical discoveries made BY exploring parties
sssrch Of new wsshipgs and disssnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
PRESERVED MEATS son CALIFORNIA

TRoN,s KENsrrr Co. - OLp-stiP-Mests, Soup
Gsrae Oysters Lohsers MIA &c put up 10 TIN osses
off, and lbs esch ard may b. conveyed to the reuo
climates telsnlns perfectly their natural TASTE and sweet
mesa To travellers these articles are invausbe 40 hey
may he served 40 At any moment and In sny climate A
experiences Of thirty years enables US TO pronounce
articles unecuAcd Every preserve 10 ~srrsnlei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

corroS eon,inu es firm with sn upward tendency IN
prices In BRKADsTvFFs there 10 but little dong
nr,ce, remaining about the same. The market for
pa.vruoss Ia heavy. and We hear Of no sales worth
reporting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS AND lSrERAESTs
~ THE CITY or BsooXLYS FOR the Week ending Feb
2l-Males 81 Females - Adults IL, Children % total
Al Their diseases were a. follows Apoplexy l. Bron-
chis. l. Burned l. Childbirth /, Consumption g Con
vulsions Group ?, Delirium Tremens ]. Diarrhes J.
Dropsy . Dysen,ery Erysipelss ], Pgerperal Fever
L Typhoid , Disease Of the Heart WaOOpinx COugh
D Inflammation Of the Brain do Bowels ? do. Luugs
3. do Liver ysriola l. nacenza l. EPisaxis 1. There
were aso ~ lntrents IN Greenwood and other Brook
I'm grounds from New York and other places.
CHAs :. G. GOODRICH Physician Of Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

UPsErriSG ABOAT.-A man named Joseph Els
worth "a. arres,ed on Saturday last a charge Of
having on the 2i,h Of January attacked man named
Levi Martin while the latter the water 10 small
boat and in the scue upset the boat throwing Martin
into the water. and then striking bn With caPstan
bar belonging % a sloOp near Dy. be was examined
Yesterday before Justice Garrison and required 10 give
bail In the Of 500 for bis appearance al the next
Court Of over and Ierminer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
Mark cts

DIFF. Broadway House Of this city was de-
.,roved By IRE yesterday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

PERSANBUco, JAS. i5.--Our political affairs are
assuming better aspect 10 the opinion Of the Govern
meni but there many influential men who doubt
the possibility Of quelng these disturbances FOR .ome
considerable period The principal rren Of the nsur
gents have gone out Join the forces which report says
amount To 600 or 900 and their object Is 10 GO
taolish Republican Government Boston Atlas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

FROM TURKS IsLASD.-The brig Protection ar
rived yesterday from Turks leland, which place sac
EFF on the lat inst We learn from Capt Ill., that the
new Governor Of this Island sworn ID Office the
3Qth nit There vas sal, % be had az that place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

SrsI~s FAsg0N foS lsie-ASeVfR bEofHIk y -
Greerviehsl r Introduce he Sprirs s's - 'or ents
uea'. hst, Saturday. March .if~'