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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

MURDER-About the 9Th OF March last. mur.
der perpetraied In Marion County, Mis's,ipg
which has not, to tho knowledge OF the writer boa
noticed in print Tho circumstances, ss far ss thf
have como 20 nv knowledge, will state for The benrn
OF the frnjs Of the deceased and that the public m
know what Is going on in our vicinity. Mr. WIN A
len who has Tor several years resided Picken, Co
Aabams engaged In teaching school. removed thu
Winter, In company with Mr. R'gway, 10 Pass Chrs
tan, for the purpose OF establishing = woodward
VIA this view they took their with them Abou
tho lst ct March. Allen undertook - mpyo ms
by the name Of Hicks t. a distance. About the Oh
March he (Allen) was found la his camp daad-hsVa
been shot In the back Of his head Hicks has been
pretended In possession OF Allon's team, watch. ar
other things. easily Identified by Aliens friends b
friends live in the vicinity OF Hartford. Conn Hess
buried near Columbia, Marion CO. Msslssippt
Mobile Adv 26ih
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Appointments BY the President.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, May 5-IO 7. VI
COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS
JACOB RUSSELL Chicago, III.
DANIEL KrLBY, Pssssmsquoddy.
CHAKLEs PKrERs, FrcDchman's Bay.
BusHRoD w HiNcELEY Penobscot. Maine
WILLIAM c. HAMMETT, Bangor Maine.
JEREMIAH BAILEY, Wiscsssot Maine.
BENJAMIN RANDALL. Bath, Maine.
SURVEYORS on CUSTOMS.
JosErH GUNNIsoS. Esstport
BIzALL L. CUsHNAS, Portland
Mr. MnLKR Of Buffalo. aud formerly Of Pennsylvs
MIA hiss beer appointed Inspector and Superintendent
Of the Upper Lakes Light House.
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BUSINESS rUr,oE5.

AsLRicAS hUsEUN-BARsUM has succeeded In congre-
gsirg his establishment mo highest the lowest AMI the
,ssl specimens u humanity 10 BE- found either 10 tho Did
void he In ,hs hsd " Art h. has been
csssU 10 h Nod OF Nature, having CLEANED from the
~ OF mia country aud Europe, the finished
u-ts Of me The Msranes Great Western am Louis
II ser 10 their several departments 81 psnnmms Yankee
comedy jJsg cry and feais Of slty ard strength, will
compare isgofsb with performers have
ePsISG STYLES or STRAW HAS FOs CHILDKEs The
subscriber prepared with bis exhibitor VI Spring
styles Of isncy HAS for children, and respectfully
70 tbs aides that they msy examine 10 hs
approprsisd expressly for this purpose Of tie richest
ysnsd and elegant stocks " goods Of his de.crpo
thai has been open 10 the pubic In sny city u he
Uuited 5siss The Subscriber hss paid much attention To
MS department Of bis business ard By hs ACTIVITY u his
agent In Paris ard by the employment OF III. ACCOM-
pshed vo'k Peopls IN this county has succeeded
0lri1g al his elegsnces and novelties procursbs In the
production Of lghi elegant tasteful AID economical sum.
Has and Caps for children. The room 10 which these
bes1ull articles displayed Is Appropriated expressly
Tor that purpose. J. N GESlN, 2i4 Broadway.
opposite st. Ps1rs
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peps ~ y, sIsnx 70 '~ bFS-"' i,fs L1ii'n o'
,..,s,v .. sss sn oar Ts>srsfhf t'frch q Js-srsy
. n.,ss sk % 4 the rstn n n. Coc1ee
s l-..l.,.,. 30 or EsfofA pspTsft a. u. Oo'toH a.
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49, er.1es - n T,5sn. snc o. tro~ nat rs 'o'e -
srr.zsem~r, fof To Tnasas soas : Oar C.o''a ~ S'
Ne, o.,s .,s ron Sen Frsrcco Vim srpsar-t ,xfH'vsJ -
x,..,s. ~ Ttsur. az Oar TssTafhc epsth o'Jss
,.s.y iron H.r,ofs taaoscs ,a- s.fo Of h'a I''-A
9, eo..rsoso cous-ccsi y t.sys n '' ~, o'fo~a '<
ssd t,,yae srrs.nss eomY>. ~ or Ct u''. ' -
IN. - ts ,gsss,t arnsa q - 'oafc> lie eof
.pp.sfas s-e'lE esNns u' ''Pae . "s -
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTER.
fv Sac. q Ssoek.. se ped EoArtA Pa1e

THURSDAY. May 3-P "
There was an upward tendency IN the stOct
market today for the fsncies but Government stOef
were rather heavy. Harlem went To % under the ia
proving prospects Of tho Road. For New.Yo %, lse
100 was bid.
In Freights the business is moderate and with
on, change Engsg@nen,s Of Cotton " Liverpools
lGj heavy Fregh, Us 6dz27s 90 the latter for A.ha
To Rotterdam Cotton was engaged at &C. and Oh Gj
ca y gal. There 10 something doing for California
The Exchange market IS still stifIening and
the ratio for ntca,s Bills for the mex, stesner sccor.
ng 10 present Appearances will BE- 4 y Ct The ssf
ply Of Bills Is moderse. and Of the Specie 10 10
coming steamer is imported on speculation and Boa
ara yet 10 be bought 10 remit sgainst H. Ffsnes ss
; 30a525
The Zurich, from Havre has s16,344 in Specs.
There was a report that the steamer wbd
sailed yesterday took $1,000 In Coin for France, ss
there 10 no Specie on her nantes.
Paper Is again passing freely and some chocs
names have gone today At G v cent, The currr
rates are 1910 v cent On call, Money conlsSs
abundant
The Receipts to-day at the .Tres.sq
~oIo.
Payments ~
The Exports for April from thi, port compss
well with those Of April, lsi3 The shipments Of ~
nestle products are over million In excess vhie
April, 1913, Wa exported sll7so0O Of Specie sgslss
only $500 In April, 1919 w. annex the figures ~
the month Of April for the last 1--WE years.
EXPORTS FROM ssw Yosg IN APRIL
l545. le46 !ei7 lsts 10
Dou--,. ma.. " l,7ooo ISs IN lsrois - - ,ssls
'''''' ss. &c .s i s.s. 81; ~. :3s ~, r.
Specs srs oaisoa. i.T011 sisss 71sss I.lfsss ~
sssss ssssT. sgls,7, 0,s ss5 100
The Exports this April exceed tho.s of Aprl ~
no.wiihssandins toe largo amount Of specis ss~se
ported We repeat below tho table OF ssgressss "a
pof" published yesterday, and add similar tsSls
| Expors, 70 give general view Of the Commercss
this port for the yesr:
| J.svAsr, TEssuAkY MARCH APRIL.
inrons. .t;s57ssS ssL7s5ss s8sns
L1Soss'..."...... A7Aos Ia7os.Ss ll,Ss'
Inc Exports for lS4s we're larger than those Of ~
oa' considerable portion was made CD Of sps<p!
The receipts at the Custom House for duties In Dr
months we're:
"
Ia-1
Nectse
The Erie Railroad receipts for April come VII I,
In four hundred dollars Of the smoant estimated III
earnings were sea,la3 "a, against e27,'se Is Asf
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Ali Quiet ut ,ioDtrsaI-w What Free under the
49, Thrift.

BUFFALO Thursday, May S. 7. NJ.
Our accounts from Montreal represent every
thing as being quiet The Assembly are engaged
10 passing old orders without aoy discussion. The
Council are unable 70 agree IN relation to their al
dress 70 the Governor General, and the Ministry
ere likely to be beaten. They have made cal
Of council The Governor IS still at home The
now Tariff mikes Wheat free.
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Dreadful nIurders-Couon Factory Destroyed
by FIRE.

PHLApELFHiA. Thursday, May SIP. NJ.
About noon Patrick Carol, living near Fair
mount murdered his vile ~ chokirs snd ,hro~lng
ber dow stsrs They had lived very uuhsPpy for some
tine previous, which was caused By jealousy. Carol
has en- arrested
Another murder Is reported 70 have taken place IN
the ", stern part Of the city this evening. country
usn has scen stabbed but the particulars have not
yet been Learned
An extensive Cotton Factory belonging to Kenney
Nasent. on toe Columbia Railroad, was entirely de
sroyed by hre this afternoon. Loss estimated 3,
$1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

Tar APPoIsTMgsTs.-Ws have nothing from
Washington confirming the reported City Ap-
poin,ments ia Thursday mornings paper, where
noon we conclude shat the report mas. have been
premature.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The NEw.YORk TRIBUNE.
One Week Later from Hayti-Heporfed
Battle near A.ena - Dopii"'eans kout-
ed-Los. between 400 and 800 Wen
i, 900 Stands OF Arms taken.

bOsTUN-
The Sienus has arrived At this port from Cape
Hsvtien with dates T. the Goth of April. one week
ls,er than previous accounts The President W as
carrying every thlng before him. Il was reported
that battle had been tough; near AseDs, in
Which toe Doninicars were completely routed,
with a loss d 300 to 900 mea. The Hsytieus los:
100 men, aad arge quantities Of provisions. 5000
stands of srmswere captured by the Ia! tees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

FRoN NEw ME1Ico.-TneW estern ma. orolSnt
d. ls.,rs., 49,, rom santa Re Il ire 81 ana glh
al bat hey sre euurely destitute o. news S-Fefal
eoisns are ocu pied BY Judge Seard ias Texan !adSs
for thar Circuit IN promo. gsng iae Corsri l'i9n aaa
Ls~s Of Texas wi.a watch, Il 5 argued Il ne af's'
b really pars 4 TrxSs the people oagai - oe maze
se9asatsd and rot stl there w &c no great oar n
dose. :, louis Repuole-n. sitn.
FATAL RAILROAD AcCIDEST.-M-. BAloomo
esgs-ge master upon ths ~ ,aey Brook Railroad wa
killed Tas't,J a. GFoscs; Mass y striking osiese
waLs upon tie ears Freehold N. j. Inquirer, ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04
From san Franoisoo-Arrivsi Of the ship
Chiii-Dentb Of Capt. Upton.

bcsT Y. ItGftdsy Nay 5-FH 7.
letter las been received from San Frsr cisco
which states that the ship Chill from New-York,
had arrived at san Francisco Feb. e, probably a
mistake in the date The same letter says that
many vessels were laid Up there on account Of
their crews going u -he mines.
Capt. Upton, Of tie ship Washington Irving
died yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

CoRKEc1ios.-The California news published
In The Trib1ne yesterday morning in advance Of
all our contemporaries, was placed under the
the be aiding BY Telegraph through accident Ia
making up the paper. TIE news was received
10 this City By doe co1rse Of mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

On Tbur.dsy. May B. ELIZA ~. Of MARTA RsP,y- he ~
y-sf VI her
Her e.uvs a -nfs requested n seni hs i1n-fs 90 "a
ufday s~ru cloe. of Joha T. Haps- Asfa
On thursday morning. Nay ., GEORGE NOWLAN
He fsnts sod hose brJihsrs a~ John ossy forrest
Doll snd DANIEL Ossfy repeatedly invited % siisad h e'
h- trd>yl Afternoon Nf ocok, from the rsdsas 81 u- a~
}l3 stth assGu-
T. lofona, csnsds Of shrh cD he va aatse Apn H.
DANIEL BAnLKoff printer ss-d " Jsar M 90 90.
mach Ne
pf-nus-i 10 msAsnz. 1915 sud I'll. -tss-
The noo IT Toy hss sho destroyed tho Aigocsts Pres
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Quiet Continues nj Montreal.

MONTREAL Ihlrsday, May is 7 ".
The Assembly are IN session, but 10 important
business is beng transacted. a council has been
called Of oil the members, 10 assemble in fort.
night in the meantime the ministers cannot car
~ their address to the Governor There IS moth
in9 excitsble in the street, and the riots are
doubtless over fer the present.
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Koard of SuueryI.ors.

TgrRspAy S-A rssolalion wss offered and adop-
tel ~ oonng lease Dayton CLARK Of Tbs Marine Court
und ~ tho recent law regu aing mat Court
some pettiODs pTeso I'D aud referred Df cOec-
lion Of tex ant report adopted 10 favor Of correcting tax
VI ceriAa persons nsmed
SONS other killing business wss done, aud tho Board sd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

FAsTIDIors.-We lsara from Hartford 81 Il
there were suadry active politicians formerly
Known IS Abolition.sts u no were openly ll 'n@
market on Tuesday, oaerins - 60 with tie Wing
or Loco j oco party according 70 the Inducements
thu, 70 ct be offered The Wings G'dat bid sul
the Looos I'D. bu' whether tie latter were or
were not tie w.ser. and whether ths Whiss
would not have bid also i they bad been II a.
pressing need as their .eadins oPPonsnts We d.
not say
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V-V r. PALNsss Country Newspaper Adseriisfs
and subscription Agency presents every facility TO on
n-rch snls msOu factufer asts and Others for lnVf
tho Gu tom Of counIy towns and ports far All ncs
lie the suthonz ID agent for the hrO0t
The United States The papers bo sem sfd tenn
for al 'errsne known, Al his Off Tribune Buildings
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Appointments by the President.

Gold g siliman. Brookyn.N /. lsasc Dillon Isns.
Vile Ohio: Aaron Perry, Columbus. Ohio. Wlkisn
Oliver. Cincinnati Onto Andrew Mortner. fousvle
Pa Joseph T Dunning Brun,wick. Me. Csleb Clgs
Ann Aroor Michigan
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Connecticut Whig.

HAA1FolD, Thursday, hay 3-l0i An
JosEPH TRUMBULL, Wing, has iast been chosen
Governor by the Legislature 10 Convention. He
has taceiUe majority. Yours b
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CouEr or AFFEALs -fsis Court vas occupied dzr
. - se. o. y--isrisJ a-sr< - a-s- % - s-a
1-s-, -l-E-1l-c N-tzstsay 49,
POLICE CoCzT Any quantity Of ousine" has ben
t-r t.r-g - scar, tte 81 -
N--t h9-sT-r $50 1rror-sa
g rt-ti = a..
t-a-t Of J1l1 Nfat sfrss,~a
- Scr " "a s----glas - = q 81 aga =
- De c111-lr-r oy~f - Tern 1-r ~
-J1sf- az s-url-c ssEsuf q -o-as 20 - f-r-e't AZ
IA lf1Ec1sz zsr-- Aafg-i Mo sr-sf-i - = sf
e.s-s- of s.sa q Es a.5zi >, rr
- s.or- 81 As Ws>-i@ - Ar4zsssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

DARING RoBBSRY The watch and le"e'ry
,,ore No Isl Ful,ons 81 owned snd occupied by Mr.
william yandsrnoef was entered by some person 81
.h,n, ina while Mr. y sas absent. ard email gold
- hsi,,s,ny IN Mr.. Li,ut Brown taken and carr
"A swav A person was seen - put his RAND IN the
show cSse where the watch VAS wing and there he'
much ioub, as 20 hls being tue man.
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M a X II l. ID.

April u.s. BY Rev Henry Chase. hr VILLAS BRonLtFr
hs ROsf ia wEtrLAkE, yo-ase-t daughter OF hs ss IN
N--tak- k.q al Of fhsC CITY.
A. Ks-s-v- y on Tu-.dsy, NAV L. by Rght Rev Bishop bf
kus OF vermont, FREDERICK NHATELtf WELCHhAN Il ~
cry end ABBY ANN Only daughter o tho sts ssnn- Bsh
kssssflls.
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MayS-6P. IN

Rocopts wstkm tie past - hours.-FLoUR, l,50O
bbls wHEAr. 900 bushels. The FLoUR market Is
dull. with downward tendency. No sales OF IN omen,
are reported For WHEAT there Is good demand.
with sses IS 900 bushels prime Western At 20 cents
rkEiGHrs have tendency downward The rates for
n ouR are 62s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

Bsuss,Ls CAsPLTISc but short lime since, and Ibis
besui aheie could only be found 10 the mansions Of the
weah.es bat COW, partly owing 10 The great improve
meals 10 mrehilery, bat more lhs improved method OF
Tsns.ens buscs Brussels Csrpets u great elegance
now sod 81 lille than bali tho price they once
IDdeed, Is The spacious establishment Of Mssns
SMITH ksAyp, 25i Broadway. we bsvs seen some Brus
sss cspes remarkable for their fac texture eIq1isiis
pstleru. and rich Luss-which sod the low price Of
g. IL. per yard
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Jahn YaunG.

" Tht T-t5H-s trusts % the shor memories ot IL
readers escape essersl notice Of ia lncoostAneJ-
Ooee Joan Y0ung vss the oeG nan n the state :
What b, h. g. since - was Governor = n-ri us
sr.er from The Tri5una. Day Book
q L Is Tie D5yB0ok We think whose
memory IS detective. When John Young Pat
forth hl,Message Of Jan. g. l-f- asserting that In
tie outbreak q the &sz,can War, " Oar county
hss been isro5@2, srd urging that DO peace
shol.d be made unti, Mexico Should give Is sech
" indemnity a. ". b. g. ssknoV .edgmeni Of ine
s1per5-iy q oa- armies. TO matter whether
or csase Of lsarre were i1st Or m ls;' ne openly
repGd.sied Our .uPpos We Paolsasd that Mes
sage 80 day aiter Is delivery. and VIII u onr
new opiaion q iis aatho-. which opinion Ve have
eversnce maintained. II the Editor Il the Day
BOOK 3 i-aorantof these recorded fsct', re sgo-
1ni. thar he would save BIS crec., b. informing
himself in a less public manner. Can be give -
cred.tab.e & reason !or is present friendship =
GOV. Young a. We caa 90 oar opposition
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A Christian Phiinnihropist.

We are not aware that the following letter was
intended for publication. but It docs seem 70 us
that the world osu ID afford ils suppression. GFP
RIr SMITH, is author, IS one OF those who believe
the Earth was made for Man, and that bis rs ht "a
use aud cultivate It s net limited by his ability 70
pay for II. Re has already given sway a large
number Of acres 10 poor Coiored Men. and he now
proposes So far as he has il 10 give, to do the de
by still larger number Of Whites. Tie frankly
says 1t Is not generally of good quslity, but 1t is
such as he has, and such as money has been paid
Tor and could be sold for money again. We pre-
sumo hs would much prefer 90 have this consid-
cred an set Of duty and Justice rather than OF char
ity, but il contrasts 50 slgnaily with the spirit
cvinced by extensive iandhoders generally tina;
i. VIII be difficult to repress the gratitude aud ad-
mirauon Of the upright, and especially Of the Poor
Here Is Ms Smiths letter.
CIRCULAR
PErERBoRo May /, l-p.
10 yo's c.ssi.''ws l. E's'''. ''.s horfs' G'e's'
Iras' pasnL c Lsros, ef The tlg.y 20 Ns' l7h
DEAR siss suh have village snd city property
but the larger share Of IL there remains, and musi
long remain. very g-est debt The debt due 10 the
of New York on my other land will. hope, be
paia within the coming year All. nearly all such
II this land shall thru, remaia upon my hands.
thail wish 20 givc away There vii, perhaps, De
enough OF u 10 euhDf me 70 make Eifs u tl4tti
persons Thesc persons nust be white inhabitants OF
the state Of Now York muii be- between the sges OF
2l snd 60 must be- sistuOus landless ard poor AM
mus; b. entirely clear OF the vice OF drinking intoH.
irating liquors Moreover they must, In each county,
be taken from the sexes IN equal numbers
Along with each gt II land there will be gin Of no
ia money. Where the land Is worth removing q, and
where there Is disposition - remove - H. this money
will help de'rsy the expense of removal H. perhaps.
every case II ~ be suhccn. g. pay the two or three
years ssxcs due, and also the taxes for number
OF wears 10 come.
sch county except Madison is TO share in toe pro
posed gts and each acc riding % the amount Of its
population. ! shsl not 0e blamed for making this ~
cepuon by any 10 aware that ~ some - ln.ihn
have given 10 Inhabitants of the County o Nsdi
either laud money 10 enable them 70 buy land
Nlr shall DC blamed inr distributing the thousand par
cells OF lard among white PARSONS exclusively, by any
h. informed that J lOO cOl0red persons have r.
ccived deeds OF aud from entirely TREE Of al charge
either for the land for the expense u tne perfected
eds thereof Will remark here iaat the deeds 81 tie
1000 parcels viii be made acknowledged and prepared
Tor record AZ my own expense.
The number VI bsuChclaiivs IN each county VIII be o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

PorrsvILLE. hursdsy, Msy g.
No riot has occurred. The lsborers held mass
meeting this afternoon, but all passed Of quietly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

There have been sales of 10000 bushels CoRS,
arrive this month, private terms and 900 mixed
do a. sc cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

NIrED STATES DlsrHIcr CoCAr Before Judge
Be.8-u-rI-f.n- Itr@af Darn 49, afierf - Lam
ID, ss.u-a u. 5rf-a
ci ac-c1 20 ust af
Hrh .~ar-n a.ts.l sr-cs-s o.
c-r-rat- a-E pffsf-i f- - ca2ta
,1rr4ig lt-r s1f-s.1y - 80 40 s' rr rec
10 sat
- s.-s.-s - actoa e.apo - sstsa-s
bal csr pa mates. 49,. ela- gFl. -snaug
~sy -sd ~ gr-a 49, airy must
4--E Pete tIirfa ~ o-art -liief p -tr
80 rr-1ll OF cr1Fsf 80 carer
~ st4sz-n w. s. Rl4-sa4- Llo-aat sr-l-1 90 q is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

~ We learn from the Wilmington (Del
Journal that tx Governor VIM. Il. Cooper Of thai
state died suddenly at his residence near Lsurol As
g7,h April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

u The Ezpsns says that when it said 80
eis,,s and wrote paragraph the whole OF whose 1T
sle pin, consisted 10 It's spPca,cn to the Socialists
meant ~AO,.socisl.,s OF course" his p'sa'ns thus
20 be furnished with clue TO the s'inss out OF The
Esvs and We hope that hereafter ito readers VII IN
s.r.,.nd ,hs, when IL says anything 1, means exactly
tAe opposiss. Z" Of course"
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
yEw.YoRK. FRIDAY. MAY :

~ Democratic Wbis Young Mem. General
C.wm,tsse-A regular meeting Of ibis C0mniuee will
h. be On FRIDAY EVENING, Msy4 Al u o'cloeI, al
he Broadway House. BY order.
ROsT T. HAw5, Chairman.
sas' 1870 sse's'Ahe' nyS 2ds
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

LARGE SALE % BUILDING Lors.-A 1afse sac
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Virginia Elections.

We give such additional returns sc We can iind
Our papers confirm tie defeat Of Flo1rnoy N toe
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vIReISIA.-The Loco-Focos sppesr TO have az
the lack Ia the Virginia Election, choosing hall
dozen congressuen by mere handful Of votes
Probably thousand more votes wonld have Sc
cured Wing majority in the delegation. whereas
we shall now have bat tNo, and perhaps but one
Unless Kentucky and Tennessee mind their hand,
General Taylor may hsve an Opposition Congress
To commence with-nOt an agreeable prospect