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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
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PHLApELFHiA sunday. Feb.25
K Calender. news vender. = south Third Of vi.
yesterday brought before Judge Psrsons. os,h On
Nathaniel Edmouds charged with publishing libel Ia
selling the New York Scorpion, containing articles
impeschipg complsnsnts character. Ihs defendant
Was held to bail Ia 600 % snswer the charge ~ this
term of the Court OF Quarter Sessions
passenger from New York reports that serious
accident happened o. the us train from this city ye.
terdsy morning about O'Clock when about nine mies
from Csmden, and going at rapid rste The cars
were thrown from the track IN consequence OF the
rss becoming loose. and saer they had been thrown
OF, the baggage car became detached by the coup
ling breaking and Hss upset over the embankment
The only person seriously urrd the brcskmsn Of
the baggage csr-the rest escaping mirsculously
ship ievsnt Capt Hoyt sails for S.a Francisco %
morrow morning. She takes With her a. passengers
On board tbs ship will be the frames OF ten house. al
rssdy for being put together two steamboats, snd eight
sail boats which are int nded pig the s,crsen,o
River. Her msniestis upward OF seventeen ieei cog
and her cargo estimated - c9)O.UOO.
The msrketior Flour yesterday Mas nriner and sb0g,
200 bbls standard brands sold AZ . per bb Corn
Meal and Rye Flour quiet WHISKY no sales Corn IN
fair demand and coo bushels Penn Yellow soi = 81
weight Cotton ia Ia better demand snd or 80 ole.
sold al slisbt sdFsrce prices within me range q
7lsSl tor Uplsnds snd New.Orleans. Grocerie. sri
Provisions without much movement and prices Desry
stationary No sciiye business 10 seeds icishs
,inue without change ant business very moderate -
Whisky bbls secure Al PC.
sNE. OF srocKs-Fvst B0gra-sl0OOO Penn 3.
s. q: s46SOO do 80; si59 30. ~ 81 COO DO cert
nj $3.50 DO 3 cert az $1,000. DO ~. 30 s3co 90
G sOt 81 800 IS. 81. n $3.50 Lehgh u. o. Z ooo
L 81. o. c III. slJ0O Treas Notes g. IN So
CITY 10. - 1905 $1,000 iehigh lot 63i 81 90 Penn
81. 92i 81 OcO illinois So Bts, b. i6 100 NorrIstowu
Rd IA ~ Read stock 49, do. l3i 90 d., h5. l3f
100 do U5 l3i 100 do IS. 10 com BIZ So - Plant
Rk Mics y - Girsrd Bk ia 10 Manu- a Mech Bs
"a - Penn S Ohio Rd. b u Bank. 3. 500 DO, ~
400 do l5sn3 81. 10 Ear 4 Mech Bk, SIT "A Mestsru
BIZ. sci , Germantown Bs 49l 100 Unioa Canal b
~ 80 DO. ma.
R,fcssn Boards-sJ 900 Penn %. c. 500 30 Reading
o., -, 80 DO, i3i 100 Niessburgh' 50 l5i 'o
BIZ. b5. b, ~.
Second Bodrd-si so Penn -, 20. $1,000 City g.
6. i02. $4,000 Sch Nav Int a. - coo do % ~ b
3ql g. OCO 30. j9l 5000 L %, 80 -, 1901 ehVv
DO los. 5000 do ~. IS. llil $1,000 Cincinnati %
o. 1921 Union Canal. ia ~ Western hk SO 20 $50
Canal -. % Mech Bk 26i 80 Morris Canal - %
8ifsr Bodrf-5O Reading. 2is. l3i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Another Day wasted-southeru Tactics.
WAsHrSoToS, Fridsy


WAsHxo1oS, Friday Feb q.
Another day closed, and nothing accomplished
in the House-unless the delivery Of three more
Speeches on Slavery be counted something WINCH
! cannot agree 10. Gov. McDowELLs was very
long quite eloquent and, 70 those who delight 10
tickled ears quite reireshing-on the whole wen
done-and as nearly srgumentative as anything IL
favor Of opening new realm 70 human 0'a'e''
could well be- Mr. PUTSAMs reply was lar le"
snowy and sounding, but with more soho stun IL
il Mr.. MANS. succeeding It, was gooo' Pia'n'
practical talk against Slavery anywhere espe-
cislly in this District and the Territories ine"
near 6P. NJ Mr. MoREBEAD OF ny got 'ne n'O'
and moved that The Committee rise, when pre-
vailed. and the House adjourned, not having iooAeu
at the bill which il should have passed. Oh' most
lame and impotent conclusion l presume Inc
uubhc know why we mustsubrnit to THIS mohs'rou'
DELAY and trihng at the very heel OF The Session
heard it exultngy proclaimed today 'hat' Il me
South could only keep Us one day longer away
from the District Slave Trade bill II would be dead
for the Session. as after Monday, bills from Tie
ssns,e ,eiu have precedence Of all other business
So suppose we must give up that the North j.
once more dsgracefoy beaten through the inca
pacity Of part Of its Representatives. % ST. ten
hours in day. Lessthan that would have answer
ed on Tuesday. still less on Wednesday to have
reached and passed the Slave Trade sill. NO"
Will probablv not be reached at all-certainly not
in time 10 secure action thereon IN the senate.
VIII the People Of the Free States who DO not
choose to have their National Metropolis great
central market for human flesh preserve and read
over the Yeas and Nays on the adjournments oil
Tuesday and yesterday, noting whether' the names
of their own Members respectively are found
among the Yeas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

Lospo, F-b 10 1t sratn 70 = ae- % -I, i., ~,
th-s- s-cartes, lu our report on t lf
l~tf IL. coa.aet an that sssn in ne ft :.
triler 80 n a - i~ai.g 80 ks t-of s1f q in- T1
49, .tlf hr.f f-azd United states c-i. 90 tnr
srIr they quoted l0s llo nou h-f readily ,o
and .ore lIT n ut ua|ssy tt We f
,sft f.rhsr advance Ly he nsri st-aref ~ ilr a.t ~
-,, =, sf,sacag tsadsney N- f0h p~r cents 100, llo-
= 49, ~, f,,f Ii IT,. have steadily fa sni were o. Gay
4as. - 4il Nhi- holder. demand A sfh VII D. ll-
= tie ruf-ui f-e DAYS H. sin- le- '
~,. Ia - 80 l-a Command te rst-- already ilo-l
osiae to TIE uncertainty etca prevails r-sp~ias ~
p-nrsv'ranla Ie..Isfure. On te elt OF u- 'T
Saf.s p.nn.y tsns cents hsre been re--isi dfs
H. at tso .-s prc- have r.c-ted IRON oaf ai
should the re-i nof-- D. -i-r Pr
p-r.. are sdvsn,e sut parties we'll innfnei tee " @
-. - m - r..4,d Okos1 continue steady afd
- - Ia o. "a A sSrsrce established Msssaehu
s. ,sr,e bons. Isfs ehch rsars TO- Ih go. fon Of
- II b, - s.r.ns IA south Carolina I've cent Bar1e a
a. t.rst. bu.ae.. done and must aet our Prs'
u g. chang. be rsporet N lousna he PEI '
-, r. .o,r.. beng qIosd fo ylant ave -,
ceais sterling there has bssa emAal 'ad esm-ns %.
~ "a, aid are 10 ~ and 10 -N in.tsne-,
Al 90 ms ssvancs p.ats vel for the prosperity OF ms s. 80
,t rur rrs whch enjoys Alabama -nfs and st-rns
Ar, arm and Virginia ~ per soue a. % 10 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
IRELAND.
By EYs. 70 LirePO

FEBRUARY. 10 ls+s
The Letter, Of our Irish correspondents dated Friday
uisht have just come 70 band Their contents are 'e
void Of Importance The trial Of Mr. Gsvsn Du1y gas
again teen attempted before the City Com mission
Court Mr. Attorney General has sssin nso Sno..el
ureminsries are lot argued and for day or Two tns
new trial cannot 20 on. Mr. Duffy. eosn'ei nsd me'eg
the Court 10 cause the Attorney Genera 70 sussn az
former indictments which was refused NJ, ba. sneu
Sdss h hes In abatement which took this nith 10
dictneni on the hip buryinz the lss-orcers OF ths
Crown chin deep 10 chsgrin and moriihcauos Ons VI
The Jury who found the ss, Indictment - objected %
IN ,o grounds first that be not resident At the
- ~ sndns within the county al the city and that
he had no property within the limits second in.'
~ rad property and xss resident IN the raf'h OF -
Georse which parish was not within the Counry Oh tae
!, Abatement US. argued yesterday, bar up III ms
hour III o'clock AM We have not received the dee'
ion Of the Judges thereon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
FRANCE.

7
The chief subject Of conversation 10 the poluc, err
cos 10 the adoption of Lsuuinsis project i'r tne as
dissolution will take place early in April snd tha' Tue
new elections may be expected 70 take place on or
abou, the 22d Of that month snd consequently me me-
Assembly may be expected 20 meet on or ABOUT 'ne 40
Of Msy ,,, % . n,
The project Of Congress Of the Catholic Powers Of
Europe convened At Gaeis determine on steps TO re-
iustste the Pope In his dignity again, . eonhdsnty
spoken Of here. =,
The Memorial B0rdl6is states that an express rad
arrived from Victoria and Bsyonne. stating ina. the
Madrid msi Of the ct inst which was known 70 De
missing had teen attacked and captured % 'aiil'l
80 bcro,d Vi,,oris where the remnants OF the car
Rage conveying II were found on the road me mAil
of the % bad arrived In due course u IL stated tna'
Cabrera had been Killed in an engagement win me
Qneens troops bur we 30 not place U sool aulnory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

Os ID. !s,t n. VI. FRANCIS FEEEBORN r,iet Of TLoaa.
Fr--ooru. re- - -l-h y-sr Of Der az.
H-r treats, an- 1o.- Of her James Wa
Fr--bora rr,-f % stteld Ter zn-ra tbs cay n
iru- r-.tercs D Orchard o. Her vi
m Gr--nscod Cemetery.
4aft after stor NJ WILLIAM
LEMIs ax-c y-ar.. ate u the >s- r0rk
o. ne 18Th ast Mn CARoLISE Of Wm Winter
as-s 81 year.
NJ OF TIE szy. All Of her is-r E2nghs sehssn
r-eassa q siissd Der un- from Il Warren
cav l5gh al } o clo.k, p n
o. 18th a.t sss SARAH HULsE. formerly ofNs-barsh
AFTER q .hor iAo~ss. r The ss,t y-af Of Der ,s-
Her sns kt sr7lant.ncs- respectfully nvst her
fen-r sonesy. the nth Hsason
o. s1fhoai Arthsf snvt2Ios
~ ss-ssrss ss1 G0sA.l FsPso 'ecFy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

Mr.. PUTNAM of n Y. now got the nooT' the Com-
mittee were indisposed TO hear anybody ana
general movement and conversation prevented bis
proceeding He gave way TO motion ihst tne
Committee rise 3 o'cock) which prevailed and at
once Mr.. COBB Of Ga (who had been among the
professedly anxious to go on with the bill) moved
that the House adjourn, which was barely defeat
ed te2 to COZ and then the House went back into
Committee again, and Mr.. PrTsAM las soon as
order eould be restored went on with his remarks
IN reply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
~ KNOX 20 sutonst will issue his Spring fs'h'cns
for gentlenens hats, Msrch 3. 1919 MN'

CaLfoaNASs-fou CANNOT preserve your hssih on
either by Ia a. a-r you arrive y
California, Unless The water drink 10 purified Win
good Fisrfresh water VIII purify within veess
see, becoming ropy and extremely Offensive rain sef
generates myrsds OF anmscuis hut when properly
filtered becomes extremely agreeable The river n
California which you drink when there because tere
wells snd The syringe fcno.- from The gold pa.
corsins impurities caused by The decomposition "
yesessb'e and animal substances, which viii produce
dys-nsfy and other diseases and render yOu unable 10 b0f
TO 40 Joy success and II you continue 10 drink 10 70
natural condition will finally cause deaih even though
dlcnos taken 10 conIterac s effects r,sdy
cure disease 50 long y0 sre coDstsnly stimulating
drinking impure water. You can hay Al 10 Nassans up
stairs for - 81 cents Filter which be packed with
your clothing In arDk p srcupying much spsce being
light and portable sud not liable TO breikage which can be
used In the roughes weather at be suspended
10 sy with the motions Of the vessel and which will ren
der Inc most agreeable NLor perc ~ sweet sDd whole
some can be verified by actual experiment. At our oftcs
No prudent man will 90 TO California without one, and ne
friends u those who have gone snd IA the hurry " ceps
mre neglected 10 iass so important requisite Of hssih
could not do them greater syor han To tuy and s-ui
10 TO them FOR SALE ONLY BY L. J. BURKE co
lif 2wDAN 1ilSW' 10 Nassau o. md sOof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

On the third ballot two ballots having been oeposteo
for Chase folded in one the ballot was set aside
on the fourth s P. CHASE was declared elected oS
majority. for ak years from the 4th OF March next
Mr. Chase lie a native Of HopkintoD, N H. graduate
from Dartmouth College and studied law with VIII
lam Writ
p p syArLprSo and WIN r. CALDWELL, Locos'
were elected Supreme Judges on first ballot each re-
c.vips "a votes PHIIKmAN BLISS Free Soil, elected
nre,Iden, Judge XVIII judicial Circuit receiving 10
votes on fret ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

SENATE AsHISGToS, saturday, Feb ~
The Senate met az l2 O'Clock, and opened WIN
prsyer by the Chaplain. The Journal was read and
approved
Mr.. DcKI>sOS presented the credentials OF ms
colleague. VIM. II SEwAED elected Senator ior six
years from the 4ih Of March next 10 pace Of John A.
DIX whose term Of service expires with the present
Congress.
Several bills from the House, OF no special inte-
rest were taken up read twice and referred 10 Inc
proper committees.
Observation-Disclosures ROGERS.
Mr. RUsK rose aud claimed the attcnsion OF
tn. Senate for a tow moments 10 a brief reference
which he proposed 70 make 70 the remarks OF Mr.
BRERsR on former occasion rejecting upon tne con
duet OF Midshipmsu ROger-, Of the u : Navy lie pro
cee1ed with an nded reply a. the observations OF
the Senator from Illinois and defended the midshlp
man rs gallant and mcrt0rious young offceT. lie
caused the Clerk to read extract from senator Clay
tons former speech, euog.zing Ndshpman koger'
A NFw TITLE FOR GENERAL SCOTT
Mr. FirzPATRIcK offered JOINT resolution pro.
posing 10 confer upon Major General scott the title Of
Brevet Lieutenant General, In consideration OF DIS
sAlsnt conduct and brilliant services during bis lAio
Tie resolution having been read first time,
MIR Hale objected 10 the third reading ana
tie resolution laid aside.
TIfr GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
After going through with the usual routine OF re-
ceving end disposing Of petitions, reports Of commit
,ees & the bill making the annual appropriations ioI
the civil and diplomatic expenses OF the Government
was taken Up, and
Mr. WAIKER proceeded 10 address tbs Senate
at some length in support OF his amendment heretofore
submitted making certain provisions for the temporary
government OF the new Territories.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

~ We invite the attention Of capitalists and others 10
the .sles Of Red E.,ste THIS DAY by ANrHoSy
BtErcKER At u O'Clock the Merchants fsehsnze. Of
the vausbls plot Of grcuni on the southwest corner "
Brosdwsy and Thirty seyenhsI Sale posiuye comprsug
four lot. ON Broadway ard six lots on Thirty seysn'h.t
the four new dweliogs with stores Nos 3d. s. 20 and -
ON the wet side OF Eighth avenue near the uorh
corner OF Fourteenth 81 the house l6i E''exs' be-
house 3 Downngst and The yaiusDe property on the
southeast Of State and Pearl ia and two lots on
Ninth :, between Avenues b ard snd D. l51sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

Fos rar BENEFIT or rns PooR DR. BAsNisc's cele.
brs,ed Body Brace will be sold Tor three days only sas
reduced prices ofs3 aud g. usual prices - sud $40 10 Or
der that the poor may hsye the bsu' 81 h' vsusbe In
vsnon for various weaknesses OF The body snth "'pus
and ahdcminsi weakness Of the lungs falling ofue bow
ali. womb &c &C B.--A large ss.ormsni Of Shoulder
Br,ces sso the reduced price Of s. dozen or asnge
Brace; usual Irice s2) Office $50 Broadway .of d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ The Great Couple positively close their engaeen-nl
al tia Nu.eu this week where hey have aitfscled sch
croxds "a hat them could tfsw they lsN pr see a.
Al bou with the b.agil,u tvgrf rans, h- srs esi hu'
man beinc on earth that stsro alone Lss isy lot r
81 the SAB Brothers Crest Western srpehfs !. and lt
ociock capital pieces The California "od Manis ad
NJ Id.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

~ GENTlEMENs HsIs.-Fsshion for spfnz l2il-
NM n BEEBE Co. Hstirr., 49, Broadway, Nesf0rs,
will Issue The Fashion FOR Genterens Hats on Saturday.
the 81 Of March ensuing
TIE style OF the His AZ once uliq8e and elegant ns
been formed upon the most correct principles OF N snd
conformity with the beautiful ard becoming coo
tune for the season Hwi pronounce is own eneomUm
IN silent. though powerful cognence.
Its qua lay and appointments will also De- hiy fespfe1E
ei la the appreciation Of fsstOnsbls public who never
fall 10 msnfe.t a correct appreciation ~ genuine merit
W. " BEsBE CO wish TO have u diauncuy uoeerstoco
that their trade l. confined exeusively the richest hind Of
goods that be eher or imported and un
thew make end sell Five Dollar Hat for Five follsr
FOR the above reason lhsy decline enlsrgnR ufon re
peculiar excellence Of th,f HAS desiring only that gente
no making their selection will exercise due re-
gard TO economy appearance snd comfort by giving me
Hat which they are about to purchase critical sssnin
alton ~ Ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Liverpool Corn Market.

F,f lar. demand fr tnalst srefs ans Of Pc u-ls o
,,. without The chsn- atefa 'a in rhsi ~.-
III t.stsrisv Four cells a. s1u t- zane clrf-,'
II t. irsri ia Ind sa C. ru sai lliaa Meal met em olH
- IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

II The National iaisIigsacer Of Saturday con-
t.ns the Presidents proclamation announcing the RAJ,
Of the Postal Treaty with Great Britain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
sorrHlxrToS. Saturday

We have Just received farther adv'ees rom
Havre which give Us. days later news from 'ns' po'I
The Cotton Market continued during Friday very h'n
and the prices steady. Our eorrespondeh' says
Should your Liverpool market stili continue 70 come
hrn and active, we shall have increased business 10
Cotton and ct sivsnced prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Glasgow Iron Market.

Friplr StsrT Fso 9Ths advss iron Arnsrea 10 qf'. M
ali nd. Of Irc % the fall the prices o. T. ~
hs consdets basnes cone N orsni' suited H
the Un,.d States and snEnE rom 80 =, 20
s,4 o No Csrtshire 81 prompt cash oer ie
tons are srm demand <hel may - 4.o'eo 0s
ard "a FOR 40 and . NO hanaiaet1sS ~.
rorf and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Landau Money Market.

p. oru- a-y epe-d hi' morias a. ne closing
quotation Of Yesterday the market Dol having lAa'S -
appearance. -. -,..,.,
tbs ornn- snEsd sPpearsncs snt ai-her 1eca' Pr'
!. .cnat-t tefore The ross ol io-esy oasns.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Feb TO- 10Y MThs market for Cotton opened ~.
orrng Nth very firm ard buoysnt ceiling erPeetei nAt
. N. clos. Of business good business I'll be done and az very
rn rre.he prices M.nhe come hr and mrsst al'e
Khch vi aci favor.bly On y Jay mA'tet hrr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

e Controller HusI, say. the albany Eren-
~ Journal of Friday, lsf this morning Tor Washing
ingtcn where pressing duties " Chairman Of the Com
mi,,ee on Commerce in the House Of Representatives.
claims bis attention After the 4th Of March be vii
return to Albany and devote himself diligently to bis
ayt:es-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Puris Money Market.

Fsip.r Fee The the PAYS Mansy MMte up
n I'M. espsrtYr~ Of the express r Lonton has ehss-i oat-
iron. ths previous iay'. acton
Trs r-urn. Bans Of Frsns are reposi nFoo- ga
,ur rot. had snphei the amount Of protested e' had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

b. TIE UsE % scnEscSs PULNoSic s,stP,-Dr b.
sCHENcK Having been cured ~ confirmed bronchial roc
sumption BY the Of ycur Pulmonie syrup. deem ny
duty publicly to state my had not been vel flr ~
yssrs and Las, fall from " cod hsi ads
essing cough, ssn, ed with great d.teuiy tresbog
much that could DOT lie down 10 bed ny appetite
gone bowels very c0siy- AMI digestion greatly TO- paired
nothing scarcely hat ~ would remain upOo ~
stomach; wss much sTnsciaIed snd hsc vioen csis,
levers snf s~ests, very much Ike tbs sscr de-
scrbe NJ situation ana .1f.nngs; and when a
ihs hospital, where lbs Doctors sad as incursb- uh
bfocehis consumption, gave up gauinz we'll HsDy
ofuy rendS o. opposed would live long II then
heard " yo3f medicine and u e great cure. had
made AID Inspired with rsy Il hope which not
disappointed Your P9 monte syrup wa The remedy ny
system vanied IL relieved my cOggh and procured for
rest II oos-ned the ph.e.m and mser and enabled me 10
raise Il freely aud easily; regulated my bowels End
81 my TODD 10 digest veil and cd need any p0rgsrs
pills asr commenced u.ing u, It sIsyec my eblls And
fever and stopped my swes well sstsh-d Jour POI
monte syrup 10 Tho only remedy hat ~oad bay. cured roe
Ia Effects were altogether different from any remedy
mad usec and recommend ia use bscs1se has been 10
m-ans of saving my LIE IRA " 0ATHs. a Pesr-st
Prepared y J. H. SCIENCE, 81 south stib-st. Pbisd"
phis Pnce 81 per botle or sir bours for -
Bash chcsecsr, 81 Bsrcsyst General Agent for New
York and vicinity llf 5'eod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

gIectieu Of L. =. senator from Delaware

WILMINGTON Del Feb. %.
An express from Dover brings informston 'ns'
the .g,I.re of Delaware in joint session to-day
for the purpose Of filing the vacancy In the represents
ou Of the STATE In the Senate Of the United states 0e
c..ioued By the resignation Of Hen JOIN NJ cLArroS
JoHS Walls. ESQ Of Wilmington "" chosen 70 Ill
the vacancy.
sailing Of the Isthmus for Chssres, &C
EEv-OEiEASs, FEB. u
The steamship I,tAnus sailed to-day tor Chss'e''
with fxs5 Eve passengers
Tn. weather is extremely cold, being more intense
,,.r IA. ever been known this tar South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

The Cotton market IA easier, owing 10 sn advance 10
freish,. The sales amount TO 800 bales PoEK has
declined doTsr barrel since tie receipt Of the de
cline 10 New York and the North. Mess "a 'e'ins -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

- A Interesting important st,s from ess Of re Para Cor
ss,eeasss Tzs 7~n< rssoo r'csn'sV-u iss'' e'
ID GA, BY o.hsr matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

CALIFOsSiA BAGS 70 TKUSEs-DAY, . Cortland :, sells
Bag 10 which The traveller put his clothing and enco.s
u perfectly waerught. The affair % constructed
hsit be- transformed into bed pillow, life pr,ssr
float for crossing streams This sric.e very cheap
and requires be be appreciated Parties for Cal
Drnis would profit by visit NJ DAY, whose long espe
srcs ard ss insures his customers peculiar advantages
N
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,lnnche.rer Gond- nnd Yarn sIarket.

PEI ia s1m-~haf lfrt 80 ba.r--s dong orhs p i.
creased pr-. s.nsnd-t ty th~ u-inliiriif-f- ~
~. ~ a. r-rr ans thans- f-1-t rfs nts-t lu- tf
n f.t f,trc. .npp0ft-i baf te h-lF n l-srr 30 80
fs4 D. = nfl .b@@trss have lt- 1Hsr--s ilsf r-
- -. 1slt.n-i Bag-rs ar- rsaiailf tef
~ r-u.s d p.g lie sflso,- demanded " i l ~ ht -
nav. t~tsel t- Cof o Coitl cd ite f ll-i To iai''
o.. Il
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yiarket...PiTTssussH, FEB ..

The supply Of FLoUH Is small sales are MAKING al
s4sl. WHEAT was At 20 ets. coAN-7msu SAFE. ysi
~ II 40 ots OArs-sales st % cts sUGAR-Seu
o,lesn. steady. wHIsKr dun 4, 20. cts There wss
No change in other articles.
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n Mr.. Oleott, recently appointed Cashier Of
the Mechanics Bank, Albany s not the person formerly
Cashier Of the Canal Bank and lately acquitted the
charge Of perjury.
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OHIo-U. :. SENATOR, JUDGES @c.-Ihe ana
NJ Atlas Of Friday has dispatch from Columbus
containing the balloting tor I. 5. Senator Tor SIX
wears from the 3ih Of March next, in place Of VII
lian Allen as follows