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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30
LAMPS LAMPS

Rich MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS. from a - 10 6
49, Dofic lsps and lanterns from Al 81 n g.: u ar.
o-s-1nc e" lsnqs Eith shades hs. paror and .,ore
49,. soo-' rieks, csmpheue OF. burning auic 1e-
VIZ -ss- ,rd retail. a lov prices Tor cstn Il
elm {. A. BALDMISs Lamp >toy. 81 soua,v
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

FOX I1fOk MA.
-)s...-. pAtIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON.
6-CIN PANY.-THg o. ! MAIL sTEAMPACkETs
~-The CALIFORNIA; 1850 tons Capt Csye-
and Fofbes the PANAMA, Of 81 tons Capt William g.
Stout the OREGON, u los9 tons Capt Robert " Pesr
.or-uow their thu Pacific Intended 20
Panama for ports California Passengers IN ihe s@r
will be allowed spsce for personal baggage, free 10 The
extent u IN lbs weight Freight and al other
goods 40 per and per cent specie PACKAGE
sto1d not exceed 10 Ice weighI-fof mule carriage
P'''s' IRON r'l'"' s.9 so ioo s7s
Sal Diego, 800 81
sFfenctCo. $50 20
Passage IN the lower deduction OF one-hfh from
h- above Passage In the forward cabin from Panama
either Of tho above named pOr 500, including only
such rsu0ns Furnished to the crew. No bedding
f0und Auanuc passengers have priority OF choics OF
bprhs No passage secured until paid for. Apply The
Ofhc- fine Company. New York. 81 Soush-ss. ml3n
-(esfs,. FOR CALIFORNIA Via I IIAGhEs.
4-.lx..,.S The United States stesms1ip FALCON viii
leave New York Tor Chsgfes VIA Haysns, 90
THURSDAY. 18Th Aprl, with h- T. Male, for The scihc
The 5s.sOn Will arrive A. Chagr,s n ample time tOleivef
Oregon.
Passage % Chsgres IN state rooms. .............sO
Passsge 10 ChggreE Va lower after cabn,........ IT'S
Passage 10 Chssres 10 lower forward cabin, 10
Passage lO Chsges In siecfsgr so
FRET III on specie 10 CasSres per celt For freight
psIssge sppyso NJ o. ROBERTS, lls Westst
uil7tAl9
- FOR sAN FRANCIsCO, CALIFORNIA
sSS The fast sailing nfstc ass schooner GEN WORTH
vey Monday next u Of April WHO'D and weather per
nlurg few more passengers can yet be taken sp-
picslion on board, Pier K Or 10
MA 81 KRIDER WALLET. q Ot.sno.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

nv TO RENT-AbOul - lots OF groun', with factory,
"a. stories e0x20. do sories 3xl9; large dwell
A ag house. cottage, with ssble and wells OF ~sier
very cenirs ly situated the Court House IN Bergen
The premises well suited the manufacture u lnfis
rubber goods paper csb net snd moot ohef nechan
ca uses and will accommodate seversl tenaois with we'll
lighted rooms very chssp For particulars inquire
OF IN NJ GREEN, near ne premises,
ml72~- c. PORTER IS Amny-', " YORK.
o.. TO LET-A geciee lhree':ory brick house with
e. sttic aud basement sub cellar ard beautiful psriOf
49, aud near corner Of CoGr ard De, South Brook
yu Rent $50.
Thr-s-.rOry brick house and store n Coumbissl near
Degrsv-si South Brooklyn. Rect ESQ
The upper part Of the house corner Of Greerwich and
BAnkst H-T-York with basement Rent S3iO-slOrsin
The $50.
Beautiful new GO,hic Cottages Yor1ys, with los o.
ground for gsrden Rent Zoo.
su all 2sOFy brick hOgi~ Thirty ninh-sl tho
Third-syenue Rent SIS. soqure al rs Flliln. New
YOrt. ms 2wh
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!; r.zzassx1 SEw.yOaK AND EKIg

Ia y y
- SSHs~aeS4s RA lLkOAD.-Dn Monday Mach ~,
and unu April q he Hsas viii run
a. folOws Way trains between Ns~fofs snd Pm
Jeryis stopping 81 al intermediate 'isuots leave hes
York ~ steam cat ThOmss Powell, fCa.t IOhussul Al
~ ard W. Returning, leave Port J-rN- 90 "a,
snd 4PM. Through Uains l-sys Now fofs Ass q =
.esmboz 81 Erie fCspt Msbey)-Binghsmpton A. N
The through usi4s 10 Bnghsmi0u sOps 81 RamsgJ 80
ion Chessef Goshen. Mlddi-tovp, Pou Jerys srf Al
The stations " POn Jeryis Tue evening 81 Ton
viii iste mix a. he s'sions SewY0fs, March q "a
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sf, TO RkST-The lower part " the house % MAIDS
sd on 81 consisting Of two rooms and kitchen on same
49, door ID two attic bedrooms sud cellar; the wood
work Of psrors and hs will be paifed May he seen 81
O'Clock in the afternoon. Inquire at 80 Msrswst
u1ltf DAYTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

81 FOR -ALE-5f0 pure long breed Csnsry Birds,
~ rch colofs and superior sugers. Prce - 10 81
go 0cking Birds 10 f5l s0ng. Fsacy Gags of all
e1s<-5SIes Apply So B0p-ry mt In
,IUh~E FOX -ALE.-A bay Mare sound
,sznd kind; Is exce.eni ladies' slcd horse, AID
NNhss been ased especially FOR hist purpj.s 10 K.od
IN hsrrea Can b. seen s.sAIrhs sable, - Jstersoust
M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

frs FAkfis.-6roo scres u Farming Lands n0~ hr-i
SS| offered for sale The Lon gsand Railroad about ~
$500 miles from TN. city. These snds have deep loany
son easiy cultivated snd rendered productive Thew
are offered In parcels ~ more sores Al very Ow
price. Apply to ELDREDGE, PLATT l. STEWART,
i2tSr 80 NNiamst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

rae farm on tho bank OF the Hudson. directly OPP
- post- the beautiful village Of HJde farf, containing
200 acres IN high Of cultivation with very extensive
river aud mouu-iu II will he divided. u stshed-
For particulars apply to HI. c. ADAMS, - WsltsL
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- TT, IET-The t~C-gtlry snd auto house 81 jsy-si
100 near tho ghth-sv the house Was huished ast year
- with the modern improvements Cfoton water, baln-
r., H. range counter Gel SC AID Is very desirable res
iirrr. 80 the two with dive nsS above ~ and
6 Eighihsy between Jats ard HorsuO sts t1ese we're
.so finished lss year IN modern style Also The vree-
story brick house l9 Frontst Ero0kyn The shove prop
eriy will 5e let reasonable terms ior which sppy 70
~ JOHN Z SEAMAN
m1t tv- 10 Waterst or lil hu1son-si.
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c. FOX sal Y OK IT, y" IN o"s - ' ,
E BROOKLYN six Ss.ory brick houses. finished win root
Ill., ard hsck easements vaults In 'front.' and hve mufple
mantle foding doors good wells and c.etns IN the sds
sbous ningt-s walk from smton from souih Fer
~ Rent SIS per snrum Persons wishing houses vi
rsase al sud examine the premises For PARTICULARS 10
alire Of +. P. CRARY, on the premises - "
n.a 2s- Y ANDRUS. 81 Dsy -.
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o. fDh rAIE-Itr sln.iartA a. lwestofs. bA.-url'
anc siuc brick dwelling house 70 Grsrc-st n-xs a.
Joining M church from ne corner Of M-fcrf-sL j.
hss vindOss three sic-. furnished win Eiicner
range q approved parn CrOion wAie and bah hNnfrs
hss been r-ngrt or ess-c snd being n th0foas
repair well sdApged FOR convenent sni cont re-
d-rc- TxO-hirds The purchase money msy rrnSin lpr
bond ana mortgage For tern. Apply 10 A o. hALi. A.
torusyai-Lsw :. Wailsi rs ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

- HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE "a he
s. souia aide q - AarEsp place, lo0 feet .-s of he
Frssyerne. The lot . 3 feet 10 inches frorl $40
rear BY Ia Inc ceplh OF the block The
stories ard alc with basement sud under CELLAR brown
stone 'front.' AID bulk BY days 10 the substantial
manner, nush-d In modern d-d VITA bG.hs
eosets. ga fixtures, speaking uhss &c. Apply 70
N. w. MILLER 10 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

-. TO LET OR LEA-E-A county resifence,wii IN
d: new ard commocous buildings within few miles
- OF the Long Island RR and converted. for gentlemen
doing In the city, good lpcaton for phys
clan For farther Information apply ~ -oi Broadway
ma tvr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

fHnN II~T OF FAKU~ Of AT skrs snd pricrs. add
eS snd lots 10 The CITY and IN the country Tor sse
- ~ exchange TO b. seen ~ ID. VAIL 4 cos a Wall
- 81 acres good lsnd for s 600. MI "a
s.a STATEN i-IASD-For sale a farm. % acres
S Of p acr-s-houGes aud bans. wood fruit good
- mill seat on each milcs from Port Richmond, where
The bos pes houry-lO miles from This cily lcclre Of
GEORGE = BUTLER
m In. spmcc-st Tribune Bui'irgr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

~ ll>i orfer of ife >ufrsf- 0 No COUNTY
INea hereby to al psf-s having anus atass
THOMAS BOwsE i-t- u The ty - Ns~ fnrs, f~es'ei 70
present. th~ suhstef ~ Do 0ts
80 81 Rruadsss Cts a Nss fot b-as-
Say Of Nss fo he I'D ity ~ ntesf
- fo.- i.ssn-l JANIS NoCUNE sNirH. Ereruior
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DUBIlC ADMINISTRATORS ofFitf w. Na.-s. .if..t-
>r- Esr.bs t1 ne saf nf 40 nf HfNY
N AIE - srsrsa or laai sg lHn. deceased.
.sI-s@i % hsv- that ,- sf FL. f Pho sst -.a
fh- rlbac nfstrDr a 30 ttnnstsr 40 -
posed of l BIN according to uu~ss r zane b. lsr-i W
lawful n o. -~ss=f hy The h ttI VI
AquI n.rf-Datsd Sew Nnfk. Mach fh. lrt4
n.fsl..ss JANEss TgAlFR Plh.c AImr.if.tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30

"a FOX ~ALE-One Of he moss prominent >, sess !.
n he vilss-. siiusiec OF he corner Honnng nr -
- ae-ot Of Sew-NOrk and Ns~hav hahrosd N"tn-
PAW The house barn snd olher outbghiirg are heN
snt commocious Il IS sio situsied within tNy rsis ~
ne .esrnho. landing There srge variety % CHOICE
ruii upon he place N good bearing order ndsposeH OF
before the 2th Of April possession viii he given on NJ 's
" rh- rrsnl.e. THOMAS [ HANFOED
x,,,l.rs ssi,sa'a Co March = 1872 m-95l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-26
STEAMER FALCON. of Chagrss, }
December II, lS48.
City Intelligence.

TROUBLE AMONGST THE EMieRANrs AoArr.-Ths
Of the city notified his honor the Mayor
that the owners Of the packet ships Consti
tation Baltimore, st. Nicholas, Blake, aud Naomi.
had paid the Communication money Of one dollar head
Tor each passenger under protest doubt in antoi
patton OF the Supreme Court Of the United States de-
cidng That the State law to that effect
tutional and that the meney thus paid would have to
DO refunded The consequence 10 that some fifteen OF
these poor creatures and children were bic ked
up IN Inc street yesterday by officer Logan. Of the I'd
ward pobce IN destitute state the children cry
Ing for want Of food These starving creatures we're
taken by the officer to the Commssio ner of
whtre he was Informed that they could not receive
them In consequences of the Communication money hsv-
to the ship owners who said they had nothing to do
with them The Mayor was next applied to; he couId
90 nothing and so the destitute ee we're left TO
starve In the streets Surely this strange state Of
affairs something ought to be DONE
POSSIBLY MANsLArGHTER.-The coroner was called
yesterday to bold an inquest at the City Hospital on
the BODY OF VIM T. Ellis, native of England ared
~ years. who came to his death receiving stab in
the thigh, alleged to have been inflicted BY Jamee
Oney; with knife on the third day of the present
In the City Hospital, and died the 22d in conss-
quepce OF the wound An inquest will be held on the
body this forenoon.
ANNIvERsARr OF BURNs's BrRrHpAY-We have on
hand report of the celebration of the birthday OF
Scotlands great bard last evening, at the Hotel de
Paris but the late hour at which the festivities ter
minated, and great pressure n our columns pre-
cude us from giving 1t in to. days Herald Ws shall
II possible, insert 1t to morrow.
FIREs-A FIRE broke out on Wednesday nirht. in
which was put out with trifing damage A FIRE broks
out on Wednesday night, in Burnstt's saw mill in
water street, near Pike slip, which extiDgushsd
after triiiDg damage. Are broke out yesterday
hi Ferris, corner Of Beach and Greenwich strssts
ne damage was trifing.
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Superior Court.
Present, ths Chief Sustice Justices VaudsrposI and
49,


JAN 20 James Conner Us The Mayor, SC of Mem
Samuel Osgood u.s. The The plaintiffs in
nosn causes presented petitions to the Court
that the act Of 10th December lS should be-
unconstitutional and void. The argument on bsh ar
OF the plaintiff In the first opened this owe.
Ding, ana one counsel partly heard The case will be
resumed tomorrow morning VISA "
Inc following are the points relied by the plain.
First The act Of the Lepislature of tho Stat. ~ NJ
YORK passed 10th December, 1ss7, entitled, An act
IN RELATION 10 the fees and compsnsati n Of certain
omSsFs IN the city Of New York., is unconstitutional
ana Vola so lar as 1t relates to the plaintiffs
LIST The plaintiff legally vested With the oios OF
Clerk OF the city and county Of New York and It's
"a The same franchise bestowed upon one. can
not be granted to another du ring the OF the
right of the first grantee. - '
"a, mhs 9Gs Of plaintiff exist, BY grant, and the
confirms the Office to him with Its FRANCHISES for the
period for which he was elected.
4tn y ne Legislature have power of amoyiny the
is an amotion. - ~ '
5th The fees of Office are appurtsnaut to t. and
an acs taxing away the fees destroys the grant, and
oivee"tbe tenant Of the Office.
second.-lfthe Legislature had the power to pass an
act OF the character of the question: DO
nas not been properly exercised
ISL Became the act Is both local and private an IL
embraces plurality Of subecs which are no. express
ca In the title to the act Sec Com Dig Title Pnrlia-
ID The act deceptive in It's title instead OF r..t
offices.
Third..The act in question, a. far its passage il
concerned assumes to be in accoriance with article
sec ID II the constitution. Sec peaax "thfee nth:
being present. and see laws Of 1s47. VOL l. page y78
No other kind Of bills require three. dfth vote
Fourth IL cannot be argued that the Law merev
creates . trust fund aud makes the Cornoratior
trustee for its distribution for the has
ties powers than which are neoasssry IN r"rr
into effect the purptees for which It was created
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COGAt ReYS.f

In reply to the article in your daly Of
yesterday, would state that the revenue
schooner /" Callatin,' sent to this station ON the
transfer OF the schooner Ewing to the coast
smvey yachting service" has been withdrawn by
the Department, she having been reported unsea-
worthy and unsafe, and the e,enue schooner
i" Forward" ordered to cruize on the coast IN her
stead. We congratulate the mercantile marine
that so energetic officer as Capt. Thomas c.
Rudolph has the command Of her With him are
associated I.euts. Faunce, Murden, Brown and
RItChle The mercantile community may rest as
sufed that interests entrusted to their keeping will
be vigilanty attended TO- The Forward returned
to port yesterday for provisions and fuel, after
cruise of three weeks, and leaves again to-day for
the relief of vessels on the coast.
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Legislature OF New York.

ALBANY, Jan. q, 1910.
SENATE
ALBANY BASIN.
Communication from the Comptroller was received
recommending the passage Of law to pay the OK
pense1or excavating the Canal Basin at Albany
PROTEST ON rRoMIssoRr NOTES.
Mr. FLOYD, of the LIST District, introduced bill t.
abolish protect promissory notes and inland hill. NJ
exchange.
EXEMPTION OF THE HoMEsreAp.
The bill for exemptng the homestead from seisurs
and sale, was further debated in Committee OF tn
Whole.
Mr.. LAWRENCE, Of the 4th, moved to increase tn
exemption to the sum Of 81. $780, which was adoptsd
Mr. FLOYD moved to strike out the words q House.
holders having family" which was adopted Thi,
amenoment extends tbs exemption to everybody
=, Mr. JAMES NJ. Cook, of the 18th, moved to amend
the bill so that Elk months notice of the intention
register the homestead be given
The amendment gave rise to a long dehat. vh,.h
was participated in by several members during vhich
Mr. jerome Fuller, Of the 9th district made some a.
respecting the editor of the Courier and
EnY'n'r. The amendment was finally rejeoted
The amendment proposing to strike out the section
Nquning the registering of the homestead, and en-
porerpg the Supervisors to regulate the Amount OF
exemption from $500 to 81 500 was considered in Com
mttee Of the Whole, without being disposed Of Tho
committee rose and reported progress.
PRIVATE hill.
The bill fer the relief of Rutherford Stuyvesant wa.
taken up and ordered to a third reading
BILLS
One relative to the Auburn and Binghamton rail-
way Another making an appropriation for the be
ft OF the Deaf and Dumb Asylum in the city Of New
York Also, relative TO the Kings County general re-
solutions
COMMISSIONER CODE.
communication was received from Mr.. Anthony
c. Robeitson, Code Commissioner He says that he
received only $4,000 saary. He differs with other
commissioners a. to the mode Of and says
that he will submit his plans forthwith.
To A
tai P'
YLocoINo THE NAVY
Mr SLocUM, Of Onondaga. laid on the table a reso.
luton In favor Of abolishing Jogging In the navy
STATE PRISON
Mr. KIDD, Of Westchester, offered a resolut,on In
structing the State Pron Committee to report unon
the expediency OF closing the Clinton county State
the table ~
pRooKLvN MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
The bill providing fer the election OF Justices and
CLERK 1.-THE Municipal Court Of the city OF Brooklyn,
wn taken up and referred back the com mittec to
report complete; after which, motion, the House
adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-26
Caucus OF the PennsyIvania Whig MENU
OF Congress.

WAsHINoroy, Jan. u.s. 1849.
Our former despatch relating to the caucus held By
the Penpsyivsna vhig members Of Congress has been
conradicted We now repeat that the resolution d.
igpsting suitable person to ill the Office of Secretary
ofthe Treasury, under General Tsylor's sdmnistra.
ton, was passed una nimousy. and that the decision Is
to the future ncum bent also verbally as stated
The vote stood for Andrew Stewart o. Mackenns 4;
blank .; absent 2-not counting Stewart himsslf-
These are the facts Of the result aud may be consider
ed conclusive as to Stewards being ultimately recon.
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United States Com mi ssion er,s Om..
HRfOra Alsxapda L. L.

JANUARY rs -OPKNINo LsrrERs-A man nausa
Cherries Chenpooh, was arrested vestsrdav ev.nir~
5y Dtpsty Marshal Smith. charge OF opening
ietter ara sostractng therefrom its contsnts II an
peafeo tnat The accused md man named Bsrye are
OF we're partnership and that o letter arrived fro
OF. LOUIS containing deed addressed, as Barren al
esee 70 MI. Barren, care OF Chennock Co that the
accused received and opened 1t Without his knoveas
ana abstraoted TIE deed On tbs other band Chso
mock alleges that the letter addressed to the Ar
generally that he opened II In the usual vav ana
thst the deed related to partDersnp property lie VS.
held to bail in $500 The will come N for 80
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The LATEST News FROM CALrFoRMA-Net.
wlthstanding the Iublished accounts IN The shape
of Slevegammon letter In the Tribune from Ma.
zatlan OF the 10Th of December, and those from Te-
pic of the same date, that the very latest
date from the gold region Is the 18th of November
the date of our correspondence from Monterey
This place the southern port of the gold region,
and Mazatlan IS fourteen hundred miles south or
Monterey, and Topic Is south of Mazatan.
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LAW InteliA~ence.

SUPREME CoURr or THE Usir,p Sr.rr, Ia n,
1919 William II. Shumway, Esq of New York w..
admitted an attorney Add uoselior Of this Cours
10, no 70 n,.aS.r Bssau' plaintiff error, Va vii.
nsm oouu ct a. fhs argument Of thi, O ,uss va,
eonunusa pv Mr ssyard for The psint II in TOR and
ME- Wendeii 70. the defendants 10 error
Inc case o, Many vs SIR for an iDfringement oe
patent Tor railroad wheel which has on ,,,n,eJ
,ns III riot Court Ct U. s. at Boston since 2sth OF
We. sm6tr was decided on Tuesday, in favor of tina
"et tns ttc.ne2 asssss NJ the da naxs a. 733 10
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Markets.

New ORLEANs January "a, l849
CottonmThe sales within the past three days have
reached 80 oOo bales The whole advance, thus far.
may be set down at from u to u per cent
BALTIMORE, January Is, 1849.
We have to report dull market. In the absence Of
iater foreign news Que at your port every body Is
talking of California gold mines Flour nd grain are
unchanged in prices, while in other articles We have
no change Of mement to notice.
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chestra ceased and she was compelled to troll out
few notes the OF her voice and
her went OF time became openly nifest II Signor
Fry deiires to fill his treasury, he must bring out
lis MANAGEMENT, which il really beneath criticism
Boston Herald Jun "a
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A fairs at New Orleans

new ORLEANS, Jan. "a, l3as.
There were no new cGses of cholera at the Charity
Hospital yesterday and the disease may be considered
in q measure at end.
The great Taylor Ball comes of tomorrow night.
Mr. Clay Is recovering from the injury he received
In his recent fall He has accepted the nomination of
the Kentucky Legislature for seat in the United
States Senate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-26

News FROM YucATAN.-The bark Wave, Capt
Oimstead, arrived yesterday from Slsal, whence
she sailed on the 4th instant. Captain Olmstead
reports that the white inhabitants were returning
to Sissl, the Indians having been driven into the
country The merchants were resuming their
business
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The European Steamer.

r Tie steamer United States is in her seven.
teenth day from Southampton, and the Canada is
In her thirteenth day from Liverpool. The speed
of the latter is yet unknown, her first passage
across the Atlantic having been made under adj
verse circumstances. She was then nineteen days
in reaching this port. She will be due on Sunday
mr. Monday
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INTELLIGENCE FROM THE WEST INDIES. We
have received files of the psst Indian, published
in Barbados, to the 2lst ult iuclusiv. 7, doss
r OF contain one word OF news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-26

The CRY REFORM MEETING In another part of
our columns will be found graphic account Of
the above meeting, which was held last night at
the Military Hall, in the Bowery. The meeting, it
will be seen, was failure. We want reform,
indeed, in our city government but IN this meet
ing we see no symptoms of any approach to such
desirable consummation. 1t is true, some very
respectable men composed this meeting; but the
movers in this movement stand alone--the citizens
have, as yet, made no rally; they have not shown
any encouragement to any party which hitherto
has moved in the matter. The evil Is great; per.
haps it will become yet greater and more crying
before the people move efIectually to apply radi-
cal remedy.