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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
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r. GESrLEHEN's HArs.-Fsshlon Tor sprng 1873 -
WM II BEEsE Co. Hsers, l5i Rrosd~sy NesYorl,
will ssue The Fashion for Geruenleu's hss sAur5sy
the 81 OF March ensuing
The style OF the Hssb &, once unqae and elegant has
been formed upon The correct principles OF att sni
sse in conformity With the besuih and becoming
tune for the season Hwin pronounce It's own eneonnm
In silent. though powerful eoquence.
Its qua ty sud appointments will also be hiy respreser
81 IN the appreciation OF fsrhonsble public no never
fail manifest correct appreciation ~ genuine merit
" N BssBE Co wish Ia have itdisi'ncl'y urd-rtooi
their trade c0nhned exclusively 10 the Richest hind a
good. hsi be either manufsciu red mpo and hat
thev msae snd sel Five Dollar Hst for Five dollsp
For the above reason they decline enlsrgfg uron ne
peculiar excellence O htf Hate deaf log only hat gentle
men ho nsaing their selection IN due re-
economy, appearance. aud comfort. b. giving The
Hat which they about 10 purchase eduss essmia.
gliOn ~ ais
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BUSINESS NOTICES

CALUoKSt. Hsrs-CatsS-Dss,BLn-Co CoSvsSlrNr- -
Csfornans about to SAL and speossioss ho ,.s
lar ve-t1rs to ths Golden spot shoald .ssun- K~ox
rs Falioa's There 10 20 article h, viii pay bs0sr .A.r
the California HAN
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Baard of superyisorn....Ra RapAY. Feb. q

sill Of 81 22Sl - OF Mr. Mcheon, District Attorney,
being for services In S46 and Sf7 for counsel
peschments OF Justice Cert and In various ngu-
before The Supreme Couu and Common Pleas
ordered be paid Mr. Mex having received and 10 hand
OF the amount 204 collected 10 forfeited reeogpzsnee-
hill of $40 salary for Mr. MeKeon, County perinlsn.
dent Of Schools. was ordered TO be paid
bill Of Judge Edmouds for $0s preparing forms Of
commitments 10 Peuenisry was referred, bill Of
the Stenf
Action was taken on some petton3 for exemption from
AIes -Ad journed 10 Monday.
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lrsLrAS mEDiCirED So.P-FOr efscuisy remOv.
Ing ten, pinpes. fscsle-, ughaess saowaess ch.ps
chsles crseks sc from the skin wsrsitej frepa by
Dr. 6oURAUD, 81 Waker-st hrst ,cr from brosdw ~
where may h. had his celebrated Po0dr- sntte or efl
c>u1g suyefIOls hsir Liquid Rouge f,r cnorng Up. aud
cheeks deep caruson nge, Lig White ff thr compiler
Ion. HAIR bye, Besl,s Hsir Restorative Pom .cc ~
irsnfieully dycfg gray hkirs Tooth Fsses Luhils ~
tracts Bachelors Liquid Hair Dye Agency ~ wzk
ingtoust BistOn .fu
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Arrival Of Gen. Taylor.

WAHrNGToS, Frdsy. Feo. 70
Gen. Taylor arrived at the Relay House al
O'Clock this afternoon. Seventeen cars were Sled with
eager attendants The Bsltimoreans went out 20 NEE,
him
The General appeared car, and in nest
but brief speech, thanked them for the honor which
they had done him. He remained atihe Relay House
for some time, and then proceeded to WsshDsion
amid eres, enthusia.n. lie looks well.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

r. BARSuas Museum Is tho place for the Juveniles 10
spsLd their leisure hour today They may there hose
astonishing human beingstte Quaker Giant and Giant
whose exceeds Of any psrsou that has lived
10 modern rnes sso the beautiful Dwarf Tiisnls the Nam
moth Brolhers and hs irmable entertainments Of Great
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

Mr.. FILLMORE Asp MS CLrRxs--fhe Albany
EsssisS Jesrssi eontsips . eorrespoadence between
Mr. FnLxoRE and the Cierks In the Controllers De
parmcnt u Albany. In which the clerks express their
admiration Of Mr. y. - Pubie man. and thank him
moot cordially for the uniform kindness and cordially
which have characterized his Intercourse with them In
the admnissrssn Of the office Of Controller Mr. Fill
xolx makes happy and spproprats reply.
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c-,...,sen-rbe Cabine,-Gen. Taylor.

=. ra.sys,Al wAsHIxoroN Friday Evening FEB ~
nr. CaIrrrSDEs now learn will not accepts
ssst in the Cabinet.
Hon. GEORGE EVANS Of Maine according to all
Indications is most likely to be placed at the head
q the Treasury Department.
Gen. TAYLOR has Just arrived from Cumberland
Jass two years ago this evening he was fnishing
no the battle Of Buens Vista. y. O.
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CITY ITEMS.
Sermons, &c. To-yforrow.

! l. J-rifi', Lecfsr--Socry Lbrsr-s-ssns
E-V. d. Dur = -rE- fh-' hfpt-t .hsrrh- tiieraao-
R.s VI n, -<-A A.c-nsou Chur1h-ucr1f1r
Rsr. Dr W-.t-Ctry.u- o. CorE Chlrch-~T-rs -.
n "A n-un-Ckurch Ho1stnn az inoi1s'-
E.v ~ Hgt-.-st Psg'. ChSp-l--yenng
H.r. l.. : Gt.or-S B.gi.i Chu'gt
Rev Eoar-s.rr.l Ref ru-t D1tch 1hlrh 4i' - '''s
Re- NJ ilarsry. Brcsf-af-ee-ll-
H-r. frrsoyt-r1an enlr1n-alt..'
Re- sas car.- oS- Brst-ay-norrl1s ai'r''sts -
Fa,-ra S-ruoa-Fr-- Cong Churrh. >1iFs1 81 .te'-
B-r-.s N--tax-ysC Boatray-titer,oo1- Isnaqefsaee
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PRESERVED MEATS roR cALrYoRnl,

fsoNss kssssrr Co. - oLpaP.-Meas sog,
Game o,s,ers Lob.;ers nh, ke pa; up 10 IN case.
OIL AHd lbs EACH and may be conveyed r-no,..,
climates retaining perfectly iheir natural sai s~.-,
nes' Io'ravelers shese articles invaluable a. ths,
may oe served up Al any moment and 10 any climate Az
experience of thirty years ensb.e. 10 10 proroqp,. o..
articles un~9used Every preserve 10 x,rr.s..,
II I'm
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~ The wondsrful re.ull. o, ne pox., o., .,.,, =.

W The wonderful results Of ne power o. steam ln a
cssing every purpose 20 which 10 q iuticl0u.v .rn.
are bow s-en and appreciated. nd lil- ~ --ti m f
convince every raiousl mind of corespondirs .r.,
IN the power Of the Press the mighty lever n H. ~
ness word ltmsy be thoroughly sopsd tsgo1gh r-.,.
Of the Co1nsry Newspsper Advertising Agaccy OF h A
PALMER the duly suihorxsi Assnl of nos OF ib. 49,.
newspapers of al The ci,s sra prineipa tosn. A -
CITED S.ses and Canada or which he receives sdv.r1
menis aud .ubscripuons and s f empowered 10 Awe ,.
ceipls. Ofice Ia tlv Tribune Buildings
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B| THE HIDiIGH1 SOUTHERN HALL

Hoax-The story Of a man attempting to rob
his own house and being shot dead by his wife IN
schrvle, Co Mo. IL pronounced hoax. Very likely.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

Y THE EUROPA had not arrived when we
pat The Tribune to press Should she come up
daring the night, we shall issue her news in a
Postscript.
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Gen. Taylsr's Movements-M Markets.
BALTIMORE, Friday, Feb %.


Gen. TAYLOR left Cumberland for W sshington
this morning He has fine day for making his entrse
at the Capital
The FLOUR market is In quite an unsettled state
There have been sales since the BY the Europa
reached city Of 900 bushels yellow CoAS at 80 cts
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

Ds PHiS>tr's PuLs.-rtess wen-snowu pin. a.
ssn.vey used and recommended by psy,csn, shs, 40 a.
leave The bowels cosive, or obge pcrsoos 10 ncr-..-
number for dose take them long ss the viii are so,
santy Tor sale hrou ghou, The Northern Mde- srt NJ.
knsl States in the Southern cities srd the Csssl,
the drug ard country stores Alb. D. SANDS .ser,. IA
Fulion-st and 27s Broadway Ne~.Yors City .i.i.~ss
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NEw-YORk LRGIsLATURR.
SENATE. ALBANY. Friday, Feb %.

Mr.. BogkE submitted resolution requesting
Judges Hand and Parker furnish the Senate with the
minutes Of the evidence and Indictments against Thos
Qcost late Csshisr OF the Canal Bank, Albany and Ike
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

~ We learn from the Wesf Tennessee Whig
fhss gold and vsr mine has been discovered Wy
ate Mile In Bsnton County In that Stats-the orc Is
ususually nch, end Yields some rs or % per cent
sseonA California sxetesmsnt prevails In the nsghbor
horbeod end he ownsr of the ssd hss guarded night
~ dsy. r."
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By Telegraph to the Eew.York Tribune,
Repeal Of Ohio and Erie Railroad Charter.

HARRISBURG, Frd.y Feb ..
The House OF Representatives this morning re-
peasd the Charter of the Erie and Ohio Railroad from
the Borough Of Erie TO Ohio State line, which was
granted last Winter. The vote the repeal was
Yeas 80, Nays 32 The Senate had previously passed
this bill
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on Ter California Overland Route.

COrrcspOndence OF nc lfiounr.
LEwsBvRG. Pa Feb. 10. ls49
On the 22d of this month leave for California
by the Overland Route. subscribed for the BsskIs
Tribnas ON the lot Of Jan. lsie. wish you 10 please
forward tito San Francisco by the mail route, mme
distely sns obge yours, respectfully,
w. H. CHAMBERLAIN
Our Company consists OF X. h. Green. d Howard
Cyrus Fox, John Musser. : ?. sehssse, w X. Cham
berlain
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From TKNAs-We have learned with deep
regret that the ndisrs Northern frontier have
become % n.oleai and overeesrns since the rangers
have been Withdrawn, that the settlers hourly ia
tear that new o1tsges viii be pepetrsted and another
Indian war will BE- commenced The following ex
tract from letter received few days since shows the
ala rmipg state of Affairs in ths, section
NAVARRO Co TrxAs, Jan Is. lsi9.
We are now lsboring under grievance which
cannot and will not bear. Hundreds OF Indians Of all
syes and ases are let loose and permitted to come into
the settlements annoy the inhabitants As yet they
have done nothing worse, far learn. thsn 10
steal few bells litts corn crowd citizens from their
res and threaten their lives Report says they tred
few rounds At the mail carrier and il Is wei known
that one would have stabbed white man fes Gays
since but for the interference Of bystsnders- The
neople here have been told that the Government had
soldiers and agents 20 keep the Indians back oct Of the
II 90. they have not performed their
iuty 10 the Government or country. They are al
owed 10 penetrate more than hundred miles into the
white settlements and among population who VII
Use IN masf and expel them II they are permitted to
Houston Tel l5sh
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

ELECTROMAGNETIC d. STEWART Free
VIII Baptist Ciersymss 10 the Free Soil candidate for
Cougressi In the Id District Gen cnALxs H. PxAsLEr
10 the LocoFoeo. yoxL EASTMAN the whis nominee.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

CsLIFossIA BAGS e., TRuSKs.-Dv, . Coulsrd.st ,eis
Bag IN which the uavele put ~. colhng and
Il perfectly wateru hit The all sir cnusurlai
ihstu can bsuansfomed into b-i pillow. hf>p pr,ssr
Or fosl for crossing steams This article yely chesp
and requires 10 he To bs appreciated fses O Cs
fornis would profit by vsli 10 Dy. whose long eNps-
and skl insres his customers peculiar advantages
D. ~
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UousF OF REPRESENTATIVES,


After organizing, the House consumed half an
hour in unimportsni motions to the first business to
proceed with.
MEXICAN CLAIMS BILL.
Mr. j. X. lSGERsOLL moved 10 suspend the rules
Ia order 10 offer resolution making the bin for the
payment Of claims contracted during the late with
Mexico the Special Order for tomorrow which was
lost
EVENING sEssIoN OF TIE HOUSE.
Mr.. DUR Of y. Y offered n resolution that an
Evening Session be held daily from and after Monday
next To commepce st ) o'clock Lost
PosT oFFIcE BILL.
Mr.. NISrOS of Ohio, moved that the business
upon the Speakers table be- proceeded with-wbich
was Lost BY Yeas 10 Nays "A twOthrds vote being
requisite Mr. NINroN next moved that the House
90 into Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the
Union which being taken BY Yeas and Nays was
agreed tO--Yess lis, Nays 63
Mr.. WHITE being called 10 the Chair the bill for
the support Of the Post Office Department taken
Mr.. Go6GN proposed ar amendment for the re-
ducton Of letter postage 10 the unfsr Of cents
II prepaid or cents Il otherwise al letters weighing
not over bali ounce
The CHAIR decided that the amendment was
rot In order
Mr. GoGGiS appealed from the decision. when
the CHAN was sustained by the House
Mr.. TURNER Of III. made a speech, dwelling
chiefly upon the Territorial Snd slavery questions
Mr.. TALLMADGE of y. Y. called him 10 order
Tor rreevsncy observing that they hsi had enough Of
the Slavery discussion.
The CHAIR decided that the gentleman could
20 on, and Mr TuB>EE accordingly resumed his re-
marks and siAtsd bis views upon the subject full
length.
Mr.. MCDOWELL was the next speaker, and gave
elaborate Argument In favor Of principles Of the
California bills Of Mr. DOUGLASS In the senate and Of
Nr. PREsrOS in the House. lie assumed a con
servAsye position, and called upon AL sections 10
remem0er and obey the counsel OF Washington, and
come up 10 the settlement, Of the Territorial question
like brethren and patriots. The House listened stien-
lively 20 his remarks When his hour hsd expired the
House by scclsms.op, urged him 10 20 on. He bowed
thanks and Proceeded IN eloquent strains 10 dsie upon
the revolutionary compromises Of the Constitution,
snd the necessity Of carrying out the eounrys destiny
like brethren Of one mighty Republic. His concluding
cbservatous brough, teas down many q manly cheek
Mr.. PUTNAM next obtained the floor, and amid
much confusion the Committee rose--bu, finally to
carry motion for adjournment, went back into Com
miitee, and the discussion continued by Mr. Prr
NAM and Mr. HoRAcE MANS in able speeches upon the
Northern side Of the question.
At . O'Clock the Committee rose, and the House
al burned.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

MOOKHEAO's IMPROVED GRkDV.TsD M.e>grfc ,-atxr.
AL tss; IA required IN nsrume1t d,s sned 10 ir,n.,,
The s- s-gying itfaencs OF gslvanism 70 here cohlrss
In xsmsl portable conpsss we have more po.-x th.n
inferior Instruments OF lines the bus Nor . an 49,.
required In is who read can ore,i.
tie machine with success scco0 panied 10 with sin %
yet ample Instructions Beware OF Inferior nsuumens.
worthless ss chat. Sole ms ufsctnr-r.
ID. L. MOORHEAD, Isl. BrO.d~sy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

n THos. 4. MARSHALL 10 proposed as a can
didsss for the kentucky Constitutional Convention
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24


Thomas Olcott, recently acquitted Of the charge
of perjury, has been appointed Cashier OF the Me
cbanics' and Farmers Bank Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

- Advertisements for tn 7v'os"s 7v'o.,,. :. he pub
os ssu, in before Saturday psr,sn.
ne.uoo onee of paper no. SsD :. ., ..ss. Of
saas ~ s-sry morning viii peass leave 'hs'i ad
-. sr sl,.hng oce send oo'o through he r'"
- ~ "a, ccpu q week. payable 10 the Carrier.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

" M FrsKr will lecture Clinton Hall this evenisg
upon the Wonders Of Nature and Ar" and some
Of objections 10 Electrical Psychology. Dr. Doss VIII
thsa xivs expsfipsah.
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subscriptions TO Weekly Tribune In Clubs Of
Three and Over.
Individual Subscribers from Various Post

CHEAP PosrAGE.-The Treasurer has made another
acknowledgement Of donations In todsys paper and We
glad to that many Of our most respectable
merchants and moneyed Institutions contribute their aid
The object will be attained but like other reforms, 1t
will be after efforts and the outlay OF much
money and labor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

EY The stiesuon Of be public requested TO the sales
Of Resi Estate by AsTHosY BLEEeKER at y o'clock this
day al the Merchants Exchange, comprising the dwelling
houses le5 f5 S7 07 and los the side Of Avenue
D. commencing q, The southwest OF Eghh-st with
dwelling the rear and on both sides Of III h
a. adjoining the whole being on plot Of ground the
houses III and lls on the side Of the svenus distant
my feet north Of Eghihs the 2iS and 245
or north side Of seveub distant 100 feet Of Avenus
D. and me vacant lots Of ground south side Of Eleventh,
81 between First and avenues; the house Is Jonessi
near Beec2ers and lots Of ground rorth side OF FOR
ysecond ct and south sde OF Fory hrd distant $50 feet
Eut Of Eeyentbsyenue AID tbs rev houses 90 north
sids Of Ninlh-st between Avenues and D. (57s)
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r,...,- ~ e.--n,, r 3 s-Chs-.s Nl.sun-s 2
p F.t-. I-ctur--Ciis,nn HIS ?. v -, -,
49,. Has ,at . Borsc-ls . = 40 - s',ep ~
9, ..ry Of Europesr Pantas--ss- $500 n
M.,.t Mschsnc-' Hal 80 NJ siNN
Op-- Corrsny-soci-ts Lhrsfy- r =
- N4s-uirf-Sve Brusdrsy- Day ssd -.-na1s
.~-,r.u Circus Ahsrrs. Broadyn-If IN .
eu-..r. Ta-s.-r-Chz1b-rs-si n-.r brnscrs-. r.
a,o.sy.x Th..,sr-Brusf-,y, rssr Asfhony ". v
I-.r,.r su.s1-t-Brost-N. cor Aaast-Dty ani ssnias
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

FALL on THE lcE.--A man, whose name could
not be sscertslned fell the ice In Myrtlesvenue on
Thursdsy afternoon and fractured his skull by the vo
lence OF his fall. He Immediately picked up, the
blood streaming from both ears and carried into the
drug store the Of Myrtle and Pearst
where every assistance was rendered him. Some
friends hearing OF his situation, had him removed to
his residence but reporter could not learn where
he lived This accident occssioned by rome boys
who are In the habit Of making sliding places the
pavement wherever slight inclination in the street 10
to be found.
RAs AwAY.-A horse attached to a light wagon
away in Main st yesterday afternoon and on near
Ing the ferry struck the curbstone opposite Mr. Bry
els store At the corner OF Front and Main SITS which
threw the driver Of the wagon among barrels
the sidewalk The man not much hurt the
wagon considerably smashed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

To DESTsrs-Phe practice OF an established dentist to
be disposed Of incl1ding Office furniture ouch dentists
chair secretary center table, chairs carpet work table and
all olhsr necessary articles Price s2oo Address Dentist
Tribune Office. Ofi-e 10 let
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Court Caleudar....THIs Day

Cncru Corsr.-san- AZ yesterday.
0Qangs fIs.s -ssu-.
ssFUIgs Coru.-Trisl term cos~i.
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,Iarket-....PHlLADELpHta, Feb ?

The markets to-day, are unsettled. Holders are
asking for higher prices. L. :. SKIES II treasury
Notes l0t. stocks are advancing.
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n. ,. ROBiN.ON.
y. WOODBRIDGE


The Committee 10 make inquiries, sc then reported
the following questions and their snswers-the latter
excepting the fourth being voted uH'aiadOry to the
meeting:
The Committee appointed to PROFOUND questions, &c 10
por, the following questions which they p,opounded TO
Zschrsson Nelson the Agents Of the Csfornis 10 ths
place, and the answers which said Agents returned I'D
Fvsi-Do the agents OF the Pacific Mail Company con
slider that they have guided 10 the Transaction OF the
business Company here by the laws OF United states
Respecting the duties sud o0hg aiions OF pubic carriers
which laws en that every eizen who sppies for fAn
por,son IN accordance with The published terms Of such
public shall be taken TO Ine ensenitna ihe means
M,.ys n n & Co reply. We bsvel We understand.
that public carriers for instance on Mail routes are oonsed
supply deficiency Of accommodation hy onsrng ohe
conveyences when In their power has been the case
with this instance by putting up The ship Phsdephis
seTI Have Itch for passage In the Csforns been
sold In Panama. ard so by ~ hat rule OF priority have
the Agents been guided IN dispo;ios Of .seh ness.
given in accordance TO the priority In the registering Of
nance and dates Of payment
the Csnfornis persons have been Induced to bring II
aordnsIy expense, and TO efecl insurance on H.
on her. quence Of The sdsertseents and sssn
spcss given hy the owners and The United sses
would be teken al certain rates and II 10 because
she 10 already full where her cargo tsAen on board
Ansucr We refuse 1t the ground that we have no
room In the ship
FoyA Do The agent. Of the Pscine Mail Company here
recognize any priority OF claim The part OF passengers
by the Atlantic Mail Company over Passengers by transient
vessels
fasosrWe have seied IN accordance with our insrue
giving preference to the Ausnrc Passengers per
mail line having through ueseis Persons who hsve neg
eced 10 procure such have their chance 10 order Of
application. &c
fVtl-wh were passengers lsien al CslsQ contrary to
positive giyen 10 the ned States BY the own
eTs and agents hsl th.s w0ald Cot be doue
4astSr They iaten urder The supposiion that
there would have been abundance Of the shir he
agents that port uo' anticipating that - large number
would be waiting al Psnsmn
Respectfully. your obedieui servants.
LACHRlSSON, NELSON L co.
To Cspi VA h. ssw.lL and Hon. p. WooDK0fi, Com
Thanks were then voted to the landlord, and the
meeting adjourned
You have here plain unssrnished state meni Of facts
There 10 intense feeling msh use stronger expires
sion and De within the TRUTH the part Of many But
the order loving and law sbiding portion much
Ia the ascendant, ths, We feel confident assurance
that all will pass of wilhou, serious consequences.
have read this report to several of the most respect
able and responsible Americans here, and has their
fun sanction for al it pretends to be. D II. X.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Markets. BALTIMORE,

Markets. BALTIMORE, fro- -.
The markets are unsettled. Sales OF 500 How
srd.t Flour Yellow Corn a. 81. Other things IN
changed stocks advanced.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Association.

r7- See advertisement of the Hayilah Mining
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

THE wEArBER.-Ater the snow-storm OF the
Twenty second yesterday morning dswned clear son
and blue with an air as mild as May. The snow melted
rapidly and our streets before noon were rivers oil
Houid mud The hsw still continues, apparently veri-
flying theprophecy OF weather ssse' down Es't that
i, would blow hard on the 22i, and then ,haw vio'
lently for season.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
IATE AND IMPORTANT FROM PANAMA.

H- The following letter, three days later than
previous advices, and containing Intelligence oil
much interest, was forwarded to US by the brig
Henrieo, from Chagres to Charleston
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

CRAsH-As butchers horse and wagon were
being driven down Fultons at rapid rate yesterday
one of the forward wheels OF the wagon came off, up
setting ,hs vehicle, and throwing to the ground three
men " no were In IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

SURGICAL OPERATIOS.-Dr. Parker OF this city,
assisted by Drs Mason, Marvin, and others performed
a surgical operation on Mr. Alfred Rogers, who resides
in Front st. and who recently fell from the Fulton Mar
ke which lasted nearly half hour, causing great
eu.on of blood aud much pain to the sufferer He Is
now In fair way to recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
~ Hon. MILLARD FILLMORE, Nce-President
elect. len, Yesterday morning for Washington.

AcoIDEsrs.-A lady residing at No. 10 Desbros-
.es.st whose name not sscertained, was severely
hurt ON Thursday evening By falling on the Sidewalk
IA boy named James Collins wi" severely injured
on Thursday afternoon, by being run over BY horse
and wagon In Granis, between Essex and Norfolk is
while the United American Association was passing lie
was taken to his home No. Goercks, by officers o''
horn and HOmes