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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

We announced on Friday last that Gen. TAr-
Lon had written to Messrs. Tsllmsdge and aeis' IN
answer to an invitation from the American institute 70
attend their next Annual Fair in this City. We no"
presen, our readers with the letter
WASHINGTON April g. ls49.
GENTLEMEN: ! have the pleasure TO seknowledse
your communication Of the 9th instant insiins 70
int In October next Nothing could crafty me more
than TO witness the exhibition OF American productions
u,usl AT your Annual Fair Such exhibitions have done
much 20 stimulate the enterprise ard increase the s
reliance of our people.
Tne pressure of public duties. which cannot be ex.
peced 10 diminish the approach Of another session OF
Congress- will render il difieUl, for me 10 stend the
Fair In October, but viii yet endeavor 10 DO So
WITH INV sincere thar ks for your catering aviation
remain your most ohedient servant IAfLOh
Messra TAIlMApGK and MKIes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAlL
weather Hinchman Case-Mertsiify-Aee'
eent-Markets. &c.
cnrreEnorferc- Of The Trihune.

Corespondenc- OF TIE Tribune
Pz1ApxIrElA- Sunday, Arrii ID
The weather 10 dreariiy cold, and ice near
quarter Of inch IN thickness formed In our
last night This mus, Be fatal 20 the tender
the Jury IN the HICKMAN case. u rs u - ~
plsnti4 and the damages were assessed 81 ; NV a.
The total number Of deaths In snis e1iy, ~ ~ -
week ending yesterday. Use 80 From cunsenPso -
An interesting lirtle bey, named Francis esq, -
zig wears whsse plsy.R with 8 strsreufter 10 M "
e. yesterday morning. bsd h.s left hand dfes''a"' ~
plsied BY being caught In the Knives
The Flour market contnue quiet but noiasIs "a
Arm AZ e. 81. per Dbl and 500 bbls common olsa',
were sold for export q, this rate. Rye floa,' I'M
sse AZ e. IS per ooL Corn Neal 10 scarce ana
a sale Of 100 bbls. good brand AZ y ~ PeI 70.
Grsiu-Tne market Ia pesry bare OF Whest ana P'loos
have advanced sales 1900 sush good snd prime 70
Al " cts 81 nclacing 2ocO bush for snipnen. 'ee
latter rate Rye-ssles 100 5ush Peunsyivsna 81 -
cenr per bash Corn 10 in good demand AID me sup,
plies beng light prices have sdvsnced SAFES o. 49, ~,
bu.h Pennsyvanis and Southern 81 50 cents per % IDS
AT the close O higher rate was asked Osn are p.ensy
and dull sales Southern st - q % cents per ousn-
The Cotton market 10 inactive and the Gales eonnsed 70
small lots previous Whisky Is dun ana seais
only in SIN all lots. hhds 81 10 and bbls 80 cent? -,
SAILS OF STocxs-FBst BoGre-5O birsra ~
o. 90 Penn 5s e'fs IA sTO0 do do CASH 70 - Me-
ohsnics Bank, q 80 Nav interest 4at lV2 90 90 -
Lehish Stock 81 : schuy kill Bank. -; fnhsd
Bank 1871 5000 Reading Bds d. - so 90 90,
52i As 90 do do, b5 52i $500 Penn So as 1Vt
Penn 5a 90 g. 900 Nav So l.6s. IS; sOOO DO 90 ods
IS g. eco Perm S. DDS, 20.
Second Boerd-50 Morris, b5, g. u Mech bE, -
a. 200 Penn Sc 7ei s375 de do. so 81 600 q, o.
ioq;. Al 900 Penn s.. b5 80 S. Girard. 12t 100 DO
la, $50 do. 81 l2i 30 Morris, 3 Penn bk, D. 'Vi
s-lD Civ 6s Is 1914
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xvIII....ii26 1920.



Nv. .aos. vII...125 XI.. .lg5; AL z|0'
KILL 2l XVIII. A'lii--so.
Tho I'D, lid With, With and xsh WARDS have
bsrelv fallen below their Mayor vote Of last year,
lint. oons,dednx the wretched weather and the
sbsencs of ali excitement, have really done better
than then The lid, With and xth have elect
cd Wing Charter tickets tgainsl-the latter ~
the first time by clear majority over all opPo'
nents.
The xIith gave Wing majority on Mayor TOR
the first time last year-one OF three votes only
This year it gives 22o on Mayor and elects the en-
tire whig ticket by majority over all opposing
votes, although several leading Wings actively
eIsctioneered and voted against the Wing ticket
The let, Ivth, With, XVIII, and XVllth
Wards give higher vote for their Wing Alder
men respectively than for Woodruff. The With
gives Morgan Morgans, Jr. the largest majority
I've believe) it ever gave anybody-certainly the
largest ever given to Wing
OF course, we take back what we said before
Election Of the laziness Of the Xlllth ward
Wbigs-or rather, we rejoice that they no longer
deserve it, AZ they once did We have been
about their polls when they did not show an aver
age Of more than Wing and bali present 70
twenty FIVE Loco Focos, and the Wings seemed
70 be there on purpose to be run over. tn" year
they put I'D working ticket and went to work
for it--which you see, made some difference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16
NV Bull and Your Ok.

Prom the same Of same date, AFWh n
MyxIco.-We grieve TO learn from the fToPd-
o,.y Cahoiioue that the Administrator OF the Archd
ocese Of Mexico. Mgr l. M. Irizzsrl Peralts Arcn,
bshop Of Cessrea in par.ibus expired on the mrs, .,
March of typhus fever. His last moments were socn
=. migbt be- expected from his great zeal during his
life, His last public act solemn protest ostea
February G. against the trfdei proposition OF tne Gov
ernment to psonze and support all KINDS oil rengou'
worship alike.
rr We are in favor of equal justice by Gov
ernments to all forms of conscientious Faith, and
wbils we deem Protestant intolerance in Holland
rightly stgmatized as bigotry UNLESS 1t be
rather raphcity and selfish Hypocrisy we cannon
see how tolerance in Mexico can be consistently
stigmatized as 'infdei.'-Tbose who do see 1t az
clear as mud, will please make allowance FOL
the judicial blindness created by hadicalism
Socialism, French Democracy and Chaos under
the name of Progress I'D If~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16
Kentucky-C. NJ. Clay.

Aspirited meeting of the friends of Emancipa-
ton in Madison County, Ky. was held at Rich
mond ON the I'd inst II was called to order by Col
WIN Rodes. and Ezekiel H. Field acted IS President
The resolutions adopted approve The call OF state
Convention 10 meet at Frankfort the 18th Inst and
snnoiut s,p,nfv Delegates to attend It, Cassius Clay
being one Of them They farther declare st nst tney
believe Slavery 10 be an evil and an nsuPersois oos
Gle TO the future prosperity OF hen.ucy sno .aa u.s.
should any practicable plan for its removal De suget
ed they will cordially adopt II 2d thstthe principe IN
yolyed in the law of 1888, prohibiting the importation
of ,sves into this Com monweah, 10 wise and sautary
and clause equivalent TO that law should De emoooeu
In the new Constitution and Sd, that no Constitution
ought TO be adopted by the people, which does nor
provide for its own alteration, whenever experience
shall point out any Objectionable feature 20 DC M"
considered by the Legislature, and then al the pohs
All accounts concur in stating that the Enamel
nation letter of Henry Clay has had a powerful
influence in Kentucky.
Cassius NJ. Clay has written letter to the Lou
isrile Courier, taking grounds for Information o.
an Emancipation party, and action through a. he
says
slavery Ia legal tyranny over natural right ana
every Just will seek uucompIomisngIy us o'oI'
throw The People made II, and the People can uh'
make II. ,. ,,
The saveholders attempt TO browbeat US into giving
our vote or tscii support to 10 this wrong ana WIN
airing curse " for such the termt OF some OF our
leading men What Is there in Slavery that Il should
be treated with such delicate tenderness WnH is
there sacred In Slavery II 10 time tnls suiy cant
sbould cease II 10 time 20 manifest some iis'le com
mon sense and little manliness and 10 meet ms
question just exactly like every other one upon winch
| treemen vote and freemen act
When will come better time than now 20 organize
a party based upon expediency-upon rightf
with the Slave party In 70 the Time had no, come
In 90 the time had not come In - tne ue aau NV
| aons Ard now In 49, the time has not come
To the weak and craven-hesrtod the time Ior non1r
sbe achievement never comes Men OF spirit are the
masters, not the slaves, OF time
| Yes Kentuc kiaps the time hes come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16
y.ur RuII and NV OK.

Prom the Frsemsn's Journal and Csthor Register
HoLLAND.-Though there are many COUNTIES
49, "a es,ecisIlv containing more Catholics than
Holland there are few where the contest maintained
by the faithful for their rights 10 so entirely healthy as
there On the accession Of William H. TO the throne
he ss liberal minded prince and especially a. 1n1 "a.
nsbs NJ that in the hour Of trial his
Catholic subjects would be the ones on whose moral
nrnciue, the frmest reliance might be placed, desired
10 admit them indifferenty with Protestsn's 70 'ne
places of trust In the kingdom. tie named Catnorc
~ heh reputation as statesman TO the head OF one
OF the departments in his council Such however,
was then the b,gotry 10 Holland that the remaining
members of the Ministry in body rendered INC 10
.sns,ion of their places and the king obliged to
=. IA. mi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16
Mr. Va, scba,ck On Land Reform.


The National or and Reform party OF our CIty,
80 % the late Charter Election, nominated Mr.
ia v,,.b for Mayor, bot with the understand
,h., he .bould withdraw in favor Of either Of
a.. Leading candidates who should avow him
..ls !, favor of Land Limitation and the Free
dor, OF the Public Lands IN limited tracts 70 Ac-
tusI Settlers. Accordingly, after Messrs Wood
hill and Van Setback bad been nominated, they
were severaly questioned by the Reformers
with respect TO their views Of the Land Qoes-
ton. Mr. Woodhull gave no written answer,
bat Mr. Van Schaick responded as follows;
Nxw.Yonx. April 8, 1s4s.
GENTLEMEN: duly received your circular coptan-
ing : pledge and four dcia or proposfons restve 70
the propriety Of advocating and adopting s:ys,em Q,
public policy and governmental rule, sucn as u ce''ieo
into execution. would benefit mankind
The discussion OF the principles confsineo ~ 'ocso
dleta would take up more time toat can a. PIsseu'
spare But can ssy that II would DO source el 10.
mingled delight TO me that the General Government
should parcel out the public lands Tree OF cost 70 tne
people who would occupy and cultivate them AZ he'r
own property, earned By their OVID Industry
To give land 70 any but lsooring men WING sna
able 70 work, would be % bestow premium on i'o
ness and Its consequent wees. ,n,.,. o.
As 10 the pledge, there must be deep numiishon 20
generous mipdin being asked 70 give pledge ior any
purpose whatsoever The business OF ne sno INC ~
tercourse of freemen especially, should be eonducteo
on the essepsl principles Of equaify ioonaeo on 'n
law OF Nature which makes men OF one oiooo ~ t.e
nlsdgs a to surrender mans free opinions TO the
adsmen, and keeping Of .upeIot In' ~ no, sis
eouaty of condition az II regards freedom OF tnousn'
IA sctIon iii am 20 be supervised and restrained by
any other authority than the Law. Of GOD and TIE
nossesson bat so sr my pledge goes 10 subject %
the restraints which other people may enforce, ~
what zee or efficiency Is simple declsraaoa' II .,e
declsree s not under any obligation 70 act eeiehHS
and ON all occasions In ia support
AZ for myself the pledge which have 70 oner lo'
the Durability Of my principles In favor OF human I'M
proyemept in every personal virtue and every dorne
,ic oomor 10 the ife which have led, and the deye
opmen,s Of opinions which made whenever ~ was
INV fortune 10 be placed In any Responsible
Won will acquire some insight into my views ana lpieh
tons IN the promotion Of important objects tending 20
benefit the sb0rng classes BY reading my report naoe
from the Croton Aqueduct Board. Nov :, lcfo
With much respect, am your fellow citizen
WV NJ VAN SCHAICK
To Ap.H wv AsrVTssor and A4ros hli's' ooin'H " wv
EAuOusl hsiofm Assoca oa
The Reformers hereupon withdrew their own
candidate. at his own request, and supported Mr.
Van Setback
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

uoREIRIy NuKpKR-A young manly tie name
If warner Miller wss mos, brutsny murdered o. OAK
shade, Calpepper County, Va on last weonesasy
nixht Mr. Miller Was engaged 10 keeping ssoro -
,hf Mace and it is supposed he WAS induced 70 open
- 80 a, night 10 wait on SONS whom ne De
Ssyed 10 be customer; his skull was fractures
,housh, sy weight while be vas standing eehisd tas
Sumter ana after the murder the eody vss
Of the s,ors and thrown under sorn IN iFoni o. !.
Suspseiop IA, fallen upon negro man BY the name o.
Ban Grcysou a, he WAS known 70 have mace some
threats precious 70 the murder. and dsapPeaed 'as
next day.
MekDss-A man named Lawrence Wnaen
@ 'osha aesd In HE cabin Vinegar HUI III on tne
| .oen el ne nsd evidently been shot IN the arm
,ns enc OF ms nose bad been shos OF and the aide o.
hs head beaten N, Il = imposed. with crow5ar.
| l0slena Daily Advertiser.
| lowA.-judge Collamer has appointed q NJ
kirkpatrick Postmaster Of wspeio ioei.a Co ricI
A. Plssr, resigned The name uf shs ofsos hss PES.
| changed 10 AsAAgse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16
CongressiOual.

Kenfscky.--The statements below are gathered
from the Losispiiie Democrat. No regular nomi
nations of either party have been made, but can
didates are announced in every District in the
State:
list District Hon. Lynn Boyd and DR.. Burnett
are announced. This District is strongly Loco
ia Disfricf.--Willis Green and ]. +. Buckner
are announced ss candidates A. Dixon 10 also willing
to be- elected to Congress- as well as - the Convention
This District Is Wing by two three thousand al
though represented In the last Congress by Dr. Peyton
a Loco.
MA DistrIct.-The Wings are to hold Con-
vepor at Bowling Green on the fourth Monday In this
month 10 select candidate This District 10 also Wig
by an immense majority. II was represented In the
las, Congress by R. L. Clarke, Loco-Foco.
IVA District.-Hon. Aylett Buckner is a
candidate for reelection The District 10 Wing but not
ultra i,.essn Beard whig Is also candidate IN this
District
VA Distrscs.-John B. Thompson, Wing, is
candidate for reelection.
VIA Disirlct.-Whig beyond doubt; repre-
represented by Adams. Wing in the last Congress nc
candidate out that VIZ have heard Of
vim LOHssriAe Dtstrscf.-The Wings are NOV
ing in several places voraby to Col. Humphrey Mar
shall. Major Joseph A Lscompte' Loco, t' announced
As q candidate.
VYIIlA Distrlc..-Hon c. s. Morehead Is the
wh,s Candidate; Trsbue, Native American, 10 also
candidate.
INA Distr,cs.-The Wings are liking OF AW
Hamilton. Jehn r. Houston and J. 5. Williams. Judge
French declines running. Gien Marshall and J. w
| Rice are spoken OF a. Loco candidates.
-XsA Dsstrset. Has been representa- by Maj
Gsines whix. r. H. Stanton is announced a. the Loco
candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

"THE PEOPLx. The last number Of thls aO'e
and interesting journal contains thorough sHee Va
MAngan, Of that GALAXY Of lrah poets vno on n'e
years made In the Licrssare oil ine nsn'e
Island Some Of the best specimens OF ais rrnns n-
given with the critiesm The Editorial Articles OF me
paper are no less forcbs and spirited than those vncn
lave preceded them and its selections indicate 'kl
and Judgment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

~ 0ouKAUp's ITALIAN INDICATED Soar for positively
curing pimpiss freekles, ssiownsss bsam worms
IN the skin senrvy. bosches, and I'll skn dsceess Ihs
soar srd m have swsksusd The
ptiy Of counteeitss, Who isting The Community
vsroas sparous articles The pubic cannot %
0ounAuos original and only DEPOT 81 WALkEn-sy
FIRST STORE IRON Broadw sy. NOT IN bhOAoWAI,
wbefe may be he'd also 0oURAcps Lqssd hosS sapeso
article for eriusoniBg ps.s bps ard eheshs GognAgDs
PoupaE SUBTITLE iof Graduating sops'1Soo, nsn om
Dys. &C. lsnsubs 81 WALkEkrsf. Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

Wa learn from Washington that tho following
sppointmsnts were made by the President and
Cabinet on Saturday, viz
J. Prssoorr HALL, District Attorney for the scuth
arm District Of w.Yorh, vice L. b. Shepherd, re-
ssopsd;
PnrIrr UoSx Naval Officer for the Port Of New York.
Vice G. 4 Bogsrdus. reroosd.
Mr.. Shepherd it will be remembered, was ap-
pointed last Summer. upon the removal OF benI'
". Butler, found guilty Of strong leaning to Free
Boil Mr.. Bogardus was appointed barely three
montbs since, in place Of Hon. Michael Holman,
deceased. There is no mistake, therefore. as 70
the fact that Messrs. Shepherd anc Bogardus have
both been removed and we presume that Political
reasons must have had a controlling influence In
Mr.. Shepherds case
Tho new ofiicers--like MesMs RING and LIZ
RoY, previously appointed Surveyor and Navy
Aesnt.-are uniform Wings Of unsullied charac-
ter business habits and undoubted qualifications.
No one Of them, we are confident will desire to
make any more money out OF his Office than the
laws Of the land award him. Very possibly, had
il been our province to fill these offices, we might
have made different selections at least in part !
bot ali those are good men, who will perform the
duties Of their respective posts faithfully and cred
itabiy. Aside from the natural feeling OF diaap'
pointrnent on the part Of those whose personal
preferences have been overruled, we believe
these appointments will be generally acceptable.
we understand that others in which the peo-
pie Of this vicinity are specially interested will
probably be made before many days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16
PAssEN0ERs FOB CALIFORNIA
~ Arc requested &, read me olowing certificate FROM
CspI sroDDAaD Of tbs Crescs1i City, concerning
PRESERVED FRESH PROVISIONS.

ceFufy that on Inc lest ZIP TO Chagres Of The Cfescent
Cif-,t took toad before leavag New-Yofk box VI
assorted Preserved hescm The essabishmen Of TBoxAs
kEssgTT Co. On ny return sf.er lesvog Chssres The
opened and tho found 10 DO perfectly
natrieoas. bsye no n-siSaon 10 recoDmsed-
c. sTODDARD, Master Of Steamer Crescent City"
Hev.York, April 8. 1919.
Certificates from Cspt WsrEaxAs oflhs Bee Which. and
oker nsssfs Of vessss may be sssn u o.
Zee, where orders for passengers ship stores win ts
promptly attended TO- THOMAS KEHsETT co:
aleu- % Od-slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

EseLfsH THRGEPLY AND IssRAfs CAspgrise.-t5c.
900 oh less than auction prices, II tho Chespess Car
pet Establishment 10 the United sstes 80 Bowery, HIRAM
AsDEasoss You Is per cent. purchases
OF rich Csrpetns you get warranted ell wool insrsn
Csrpe for So Sd To 70 per yard Floor OIL Cloths 3s6d 10
SCI Kags Ies 2s and other articles cbesp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16
Arl1nn.ns Electiep.

The Little Rock Gazette and Democrat furnish
the returns as far as received of the Election for
Gov ernor in Arkansas. 1t looks probable that
Roaue ia chosen by small majority, and so the
Stat remains Loco. The number OF votes cast is
very small ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

US. MAIL STEAMER Hermann, yoR soUrBAMpros AND
BREnEs-Ths steamer Hermann, Capt 4. Crsb,res, WIZ
leave pier No ~ r. for Southampton and Bremen on
Friday, April 90 n2P.M FOR passage apply st the once
Of the Ocean Steam Navigation Co. ala 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

ylRorSIA.-The Annual Election in this State
makes place on Thursday the goth inst and the
Congressional canvass Is already exciting consid'
cradle interest.
DR.. FRANCIS MALLORY announces himself a.
Taylor candidate for. Congress in the Accomac
District. He was q Member Of the XXvlith Con
srsss this District being very different from the
presently was elected asa Wing, but went of with
Capt. Tylor. dipped deep into Texas. and ended
by supporting Polk in is4a. He came out early
for Taylor, aud now tries to prove himself pretty
fair whie considering. As it is rather worse than
Hobson's ohoice-Dr. Mallory or Gen. t. II. Bayly
I've hope the Wings will support and elect DR.
Mallory. but il goes hard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

~ A. Simoas has been sentenced 70 20 years
inprisonneDt Plsisbgrsh for sststns ere 70 sunary
buildings
-. James Arnitage. ESQ, Wing. has been
s,essss MAYOR Of ne Guy Of Monroe. MICA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

ASorHKR CoMEr-The Boston Traveller oil
Friday announces the discovery Of new telescope
Come, ON Wednesday evening last. near The Nor'nein
Crown, BY Mr.. BOND. Of the Cambridge oS'errsiory-
being the eighth discovered by hi beioreA iniorA
ZION thereof had reached this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

PnREsoLcGYThs Brothers YowLER vii! continue lhsif
Lectures during this week The Lecture this evening u
Clinton Hall, will be Marriage, the Social and Do
mes,c Relations Of Man. Seats 10 cen.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

- TIVE NswspAPERs Offer The means Of difasng bus
Mas In ofmson 10 other counties and states throas
the country and 10 wise tho part Of those who
more customers let The people know Il 10 siso sens
Die such dshe and sueh papers best
ed to benefit sdyeriser-spd choice sesctioD
ysnabIe practical inform alton be had at B. PAL
MFRS Aserey 10 again suggested to those who dis
posed consult their 10 Inc business Of at
vertispx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

VIZ. r. JgssIses 4 Co. DRArEss AND TAiLoas, 81
Bfosdwsy-fheir views Of economy In tho production Of
the chespea garments furnished In city, bssed
work equal style character &C. to ibose made order
a, the most expsnsive prices. sHa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

q Gen. ]. A. ourxAS has been nominated
for Governor Of Mississippi by Loco meeting IN
Eowndss Co. Hon. w. 8. FEArHHRsroS was
also put up by the same meeting a. its candidate
for Congress ia the lid District OF that State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

q GsS. JsHS N. DRAKE 10 announced as a
cs.asdsss 10 represent the With Congressional Distrc,
4, Alabama He 10 Wing. Tho District Is now rep
yssenssd By w. r. w. Cobb. Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

~ TAe Boston Journal, in the course OF q briei
notice Of the late Clay Festival in this City, says
ave ara cory 10 observe that attempts were made
q Ills meeting 70 disparags the merits Of Gen Taylor
aid 70 hsep alive the feeling Of hostility which charsc
tsissd the conduct Of come Of the ardent admirers Of
Hsary Clay 10 New.York City, during tho last cam
Dsisn"
suoh charges should always be accompanied by
proofs. We were present throughout that Fest
val and cannot remember a dsparasing alus'or
. Cen Taylor. He'd such been made, In perfectly
free meeting. II could have committed only the utter
or, bat even Mr.. Joseph L. White, whs made alto
sstAsr The most ultra speech Of the evening spok
With entire kindlinsss Of Gen Taylor personally and
nsrhsd appreciation Of the principles BY which his ON
,isl course has thus far been guided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

DIpLoMArIc.--We learn from Washington that
the post Of Charge dAhaires to Bogota has been
rendered to DIR. THOMAS NJ. FoorE OF Buffalo,
Editor Of the Commercial Adperfiser)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

By TelesrepA1 WAsHfssroS sunday hp,l -
PosrxAsrKRs, &c.-F. f. storer. Saco, Maine
william Jackson, Syracuse, !.
Hon Thomas Ewing, Secretary OF the Interior 'ss'e'
here tomorrow morning. 10 pays flying WAX 70
caster. Ohio, bis former place OF renaehoe 'N1 -
hrinz hi. family 20 The teat Of Goyernmept
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N,ssIssirrI.-E. S. FIsasR, Esq. of Yalcbush'
County has been nominated Tor Congress oy ths
wings Of the lid District, now represented D,
Hon. Winfield Scott Festhsrston. 1t gave Tsy
Tor 1900. Cass 6.sll votes last Fall.