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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31
81 THE MlDliGHT NOITHERA NAIL
Dir. Stewards Letter-Geuerai Taylor End
Walkers Amendment.

WAsHlNGToS March ~ l-i9.
To THE EDUoHs-GnuemcH 10 has been
stated in quarters thai Mountaineering Ire Al
lson letter and the pretende pledges u Gen Taylor
10 eave all questions Of legislation entirely 70 Consress
he ras J0pHd PsrsoHGi. EryqS ueHbgs Of ConSres to
pass Mr. Walker. amendment through attached a. i
was 10 the Aypropr.sil,n bill The frat movement 81
the fas, friend o; tee Wimo proviso after be had Ar
rived al nations capital was 10 gre As psrsoHd -.
fpence 70 O rH<osgrs The fffH Of rhieh RAJ 70 ezsHd
SGc1y" -
DO DO, pretend 10 know the grounds or the authority
on which this statement is made but think ii due u
Gen Taylor - give 10 the public the facts which are
within my knowledge relating 70 the subject.
In the morning Of tho 30 % March Gne asst day Of
the late Session Of Cong res Gen Taylor Nj Clayton,
the present Secretary Of rtste, and Mr.. Ewing now
secretary of the Interior severay called ny attention
to ihe necessity Of having scue form Of CIVIL govern
ment for California established before Congress should
adjourn Neither Oi those gentlemen Indicated any pan
wns,evfr or expressed any opinion on the question of
thc extension Of Slavery within the Territory. WHAT
Gen. Taylor did Say on the subject was INST ne de-
sired 10 substitute the rule OF law and order Tor the
bowie knife and revOvers ! repaired 10 the Capitol,
IN company Nth Mr Ewing aud ! there procured =
copy OF Nr. Walkers amendment which had not
before read. Immediately prepared what contem-
plated as al amendment of Mr Walkers amendment.
or ~ substitute Tor II. AiierVaTd found Mr.. WEB
stef's proposed amendment, and ! discovered That
4 contain ed all the provisions bad contemplated very
iersely expressed ! took Mr. Webs'ors amendment,
and having shown II to Mr.. Ewing, who let the whole
subject 10 my own judgment. visited nsuy members
Of the House Of Representatives,, and urged the adop
ton Of il Mr Vnton. Chairman OF the Commute Of
Ways snd Means. Informed me that the Commit
tee would report the amendment with some slight mod
ihcatOns, 70 which did not Object ! spent the resi-
due Of the dag In urging the adoption Of the amend
ment of the Committee Of Ways aud Means upon mem
bers OF the House When IL mad been adopted there
returned 70 the chamber and exerted myself to
procure the of ,he senate 10 the amendment and
insisted that no different provision ought . pass
continued my Efforts until the Ser,is decided 10 disa
gree To the amendment of the Committee oil Wavs and
Means Of the House 1t well known that the whole
desigo Of Government for California failed by reason
of that disagreement
am, very respectfully, your hubble servant,
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HORTICULTURAL r1HIBrross....rar rss rneu''


Hsssrs. Edit0rs-The culture OF Flowers anu
public weekly exhibitions OF them, such as gre n''
in .,ou and Phladt phs, are worthy Of imiison q
NevYork The attempt IS now making By some Of
our Florist, and gentlemen Of Horticultural taste To Is
,absh weekly exhibitions In this C"y. Ar' DoNlAF
scotsman. near Bescker-,t On Broadway has kind J
granted the use Of his store tor this purpose and
Wednesday each week ia proposed for puohe 'hO"
of Fruits aud Flower. during the approaching season
II this fact could only De known among 'Ao'e VIM
own choice plsuis sud who love such beautiful eShi'
billions IL 10 believed the display each week ~ouiu ue
exceedingly graceful and attractive. Every one VIZ
who nas choice aower specimen OF rsre nun
would 10 the public an at u kindness oy conuiouune
/, for common admir- alton during the day As ini' =
SO attempt 10 crafty the public and increase rehned
taste. you will kindly aid this prsseworthy design oy
paragraph, aud thus oblige the lovers Of FLORA
The VIoE-PRssIDKSr.-Ho Hon. Willard Fillmore
arrived In to sn yesterday and stopping At the Irving
House
TIE PEoFLE.-Jast see todays number-oitce
Sprucesi
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nnrk."....c"s,rlLr ss'osr,O 70. ras r.,,,,

FLOUR ANp NEALTlsr. b., tsc7 AR trut,s ar 49,.
bur - nsksi Sinner IT, tr,nss.fa. 49,
b-. isaN - of common 49, si hrsrfs siis -.
~h nocc.,ons panel a. sto1 90 - ar,ns. Per- o,-t
dl 80 o 60 o-rr-t a. -,
snf 40 80 isng ta+~t .srs b ~
or slqu-st o. iafso -.
puh'c So-ih.ru pfcn. tl t'Th - 49,
heavy .'f Jer.ry, Win is or 81 shs Aks a.
b. Rys FIour 81 tl1olih
GKAIN-ia Wheat ne nsrs T-r' tlN for G-u-s.- iss
offered s.s~t .a-cfg n 't- Gao % l.,
.rpos no. .nd o0or so bu'A ~ oesn-t' Joe aet ls
bach hss, been bought o g uq 10 ks-r - 80 r.rt
gsuoa rather or,- rhs az. iCos -.
a. - ~hf.. 'tIt- Foe re~ o tfas N,fs.
nclnd- ipoa hu,h >r- or~su. h~.-t o. i ~.
The nArs h~T'st $40. ifN to 500 800 Al -
h,i Bsr~, bed st 49, cr pum- rsr-s -
vO bush htsf5~ ost. Arr ds-r kN-ra1t Jsf'e, A.3sf
NJ C.usl on tIs msr-t
wHlsKN-sa-, loo bbs Pn.on sls sna sohhi.st-l
PROFESSIONALISM rsfh.s hrr@r bar Oh. ttl.sfrs
sseso 1co be- - ff pfn- s1t o. e'gi9 ,,
sa$an bhs rnls Do tt- kr-f, ooanify
uo- Dol. oa Pune Bel ttf AZ a.
small ot Be- Hsm.s-f Lard thoat chsas- ,t-, y,
81 \. and 80 ..s,ss's ss- of 5000 = ~ ssosi-,
.ss. sloco n se-. q. snt - hht. p 81 H.
AbostiScDo Bleno. Aye. hs', e.sa sod HlssV
c OF tur Cssh
T.LLOw-s,-. lon bsl. New orl.an.'ssssse
RIrE-sale. 20 retail, lln 49, n sisi s.
TOBACCO-Ahout ~ bs~. Cus. .oii 90 private
HAY The mss~f. 18th ar s1pp-. .tulsI sn'
At ,sa ih,. according o. quality.
IiNs-N- not. ale. oho hti. Eastern al So cssA
FFArHERs-ss'es 100 = Weston a. rri-sfr hsrfsn
oIts F.rh.r -... go Or 81 bba "a, "a.
pnx qusts. demand ~luut seller. L1s.~l 80
4 bsd~lc Ssl-- an 81. Ar-resn A. 60iic
NJ sale. lfnl = North YES. ~ ,omeihns - ID, c,h
sFkDs-Ciofer selling bon. "a The extent of l' obs a. ffk
rnothy qlet susi parcel. Par bro ts.s1 81 ll,C
WoOD-A 'sis ct no tons - Dcmngo iog"ot "" n,.r
Z on
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CITY ITEMS.


r. ~ A-;hoo-s P-t-r, Charch. TF-ri-A Il 1nofnint
h~f. Dr u W l1r-f -rnt tti0. - f.i'' o.
Re- pf frri-s Bel C-urrh e. -nsfFsy -f~tf-
F-r pr -Ho1s'nn Churrh. or ft7n9son LONG
lr. ia HoJt-Churra % shsrh-ri Dof' u ~ -
H. 4 Cor-y-r ~-rif #. Baptist Cru g
a-r Han '. Ch--7sr-Clrf.f- e. C1rEr ni'ch fn-
F-r ID Rsrrt.-4 S..--.- p--. Ctlrt Hr-u- st-f-nrE
~ Iu1n-F --- Bsr,,, 81 n-ls-vsvurE fN 80 -
-, Or.1f Hrua4sas-f n A 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31
Ten,nFrnnce md Inv.

The People OF Vermont some two or three years
since resolved to try the experiment OF iorbdding
| by law the sale OF intoxicating Liquors except
for Mechanical or Medicinal uses. The vote ex-
cited much discussion and agitation, and public
sentiment seemed 10 be equally divided with
regard to the course 1t affirmed that in the ab
sence Of due experience aud preparation, the pro.
hibitlon was not stringently enforced. Those
who continued to soak Of laid their folly to
the charge of the prohibition. They didn't care
about Liquor. not they but then they wouldn t
be forced to let 1t alone-so they drank only
to prove their independence II was very COM
monty though very falsely asserted that the law
had increased the consumption Of Liquors la
the midst of this clamor, a new vote was taken n
year after aud Rum carried the day by very
mcager majority.
Vermont, after one year of badly enforced No
License has Just closed her first year OF return to
Licensing. And her people say they don't want
any more such. They have just voted on the qaes-
ton for third time, after giving both sides trial.
and they have restored the prohibition by very
large vote and an unexamped majority.
This verdict from one of the most intelligent and
NTluOus DOulth Vi IIttultH III tuc Npilu, tdlbOt
fail to exert strong influence upon public opinion
elsewhere. We trust 1t will not long stand with
out imitation.
During recent journey through Maine, we
were surprised and delighted at the general prev.
alence and onward march of Temperance in that
State. We saw no man even partially intoxicated
during ten days constant intercourse with the
people OF her largest towns and most travelled
thoroughiares in no tavern was any liquor dis
played, while many OF the best thoroughly
purified from the poison. Nearly everywhere
what srog-selling is still prosecuted is under the
ban OF the Law and the enforcement of that law
is becoming more and more strenuous. We trust
it will not much longer be lawful in any part of
New .Enean to make gain Of dlss patton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

The capital invested in Railroads already
opened for use, susted wholly in part In Msssscbu
setts, together with two not yet hnshed, including
long osns amounts to about $4,000 600. The cost Of
these works, including the entire Investment 10 con
struction and equipment Of the several roads, with
their lands and stations to the 30sh Of November or
3lh Of December last-the dates closing their res
pectiye annual accounts TO e49, 2oe, les -
OF this amount ss,so4,lls were expended with the
last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

The COALITION IN CoNsEcTIcUT.-Amos NJ.
Rollins. the Free Soil candidate for Congress in
the LIST District has withrawn from the field, and
Loren =. Waldo, the Huuker candidate, has writ
ten a very non-committal letter to Mr.. Bureigh,
editor of the Hartford Republican, on the Exten
sion of Slavery and its continuance in the Distric,
of Columbia. Mr. Chapman tho Wing candi
measures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


SERIOUS AFFRAI AT TIE FuLroS FERRr-On
Thursday afternoon ls.t while Of the Fulton Fer
" Company, boats wa. in the slip on the Nsw.York
side serious sf-sy took Place between the 'uPerin
tendeni Of the boa, and man named Edward IRE
maine. II appears that TremAne, who resides At No
= Whiis.st came on board the bost, and commenced
smoking the ladies' side contrary to the rules and
reguls atoms Of the company Mr. Van Duyne, in duty
bound asked him to 60 on the other side, which Ire
maine refused to 30 in . mos, rufiany manner vPon
this nr Van Duyne proceeded 70 enforce the rule when
TremAiue raised heavy aud struck the 'uPerin
,enient 10 bis face the bridge Of the which
broke the bones Of the nasal organ, and otherwise in
jured HE head The ruff an Immediately arrested
by New-York Police officer who brought him 10
the Brooklyn eide and delivered him up TO Oh Cole
m an Of thi. city BY whom he taken before Justice
Garrison, and after being examined required to
give bail in the sum OF $500 for hs appearance at the
next Court of oyer and Tcrmner in default OF which
he wss committed TO the County Jail The gentleman
upon whom this cowsrdy assault msde is old
resident Of this city and formerly Sheriff Of Klngs
County and &, honored and respected by all who know
him. The Fulton Ferry Company will undoubtedly do
Whist Is right by him. and render proper assistance If
needed
BOARD or SUPERvIsoRs.-Thc Kings County
Board of Supervisors met at the County Jail in the
Court room, yesterday afternoon After the reading
Of the minutes tina President of the Board Charles j.
Taylor, Esq. handed in communication from Hon.
Nathan b. Morse Circuit Judge relating to the unfit
ness Of the presen, Court for the purposes de-
signed aud asking for some more convenient, location
for the Courts of civil Jurisdiction Laid toe table
A large number Of bills presented which
read and the amounts allowed
The Committee the Psniten,sry reported that
they had expended the OF s2o sol in the erection
of a Hospital on the Poor House farm and there
still sl50 due the architect. The Committee also
por'ei tha, Hospital had been erected near the
County Jail al a cost Of nearly 500 which nearly
completed.
The President Of the Board then made the following
report Of tbs money appropriated for the Of the
Poor, and tho receipts for the past year
EGimstsd a aount r, CURED for thu hscs gear end.
rs win the month Of July l3i9 .....-........S e85
Oc,stsndir Liabilities a. the end OF last yeH..... 4oc0
Tosl
Money, received from Commissioners Of Emgrs.
ton for boarding OF lunsscs sc &c........... $500
Leaving the o.
Estimated receipts from excise 500
Leaving the be raised by taxation
Amount paid 20 Superintendent Of The Poor ...... n 600
Leaving balance of............e3,lS5
The Finance Committee then reported large batch
of bills services rendered with the amounts charged
and allowed. Among the most interesting items we're
those Of Judge Pisrce, whose bill Sl37l, who was
allowed S7l7 and Justice Atw alers, who charged $3.50
and allowed Sl52 After resolution Of thanks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31
husiNEss NurIUEs.

AMERICAN MUSEUM tn. Lee Troupe perform the snst
noon anu IN the evening md IN sreHDf oEnc R-msu
b-r this 10 hs last opportunity The boue spre NJ
Fipn kns, snd that ie ARIEL ihef young brother. N.
Quaker BRIDE and brd-g fOOm who do the hOnos Of 10
recepuOn-'oOms wrh such INN grace, IN, MsmmNs
Lsdy, snd little 1snis, are soloonng a. the Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

" The Portland Advertiser says that a num-
Der of mechanics snd others in tbs, city have
ca,ed together for the purpose Of buying the neee
res Of life at wholesale and saving the eaers prc6t.
10 the members. Good Try this plan friends Il
viii wora well With good manage mont sny where.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

~ In publishing an Appeal to the Public IN
behalf OF Drsyton and others % tie schooner Pearl
in yesterdays 7fbzas omitted to ssy thai eontrisu
lions will De received BY JOSHUA BLANCHARD, Boston
and WILLIAM HARMED, No 81 John-st New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

~" The bill to elect Members OF Congress and
Presidential Electors by Plurality Vote 10 being
driven forward Ia the Massachusetts Legislature II is
proposed that the People shall To,e on the question Al,
the coming November election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

II Col HAnrRAacK publishes card in the
Mgiixsbnrs Gs;eas Withdrawing his name asa Wig
candidate for Congress In the Xih District Of Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

~ Meyerbter finished the Overture his long
expected "PropheIe snd Il Will come out In Germany
early in April Express.
This piece is written 10 a French libretto, and
comes on, at the Grand Opera in Paris did Robsri
and the HssHeHos The ETVfss must read the news
papers very queerly 10 discover that it is 10 be pro
duced in Germany. Roger the former leading tenor
OF the Opera Comque, sings the principal part and
amateurs who have heard some of the nOrcsaH1 pre-
dict great ,hings Of the opera /! Is doubtful how
ever. whether l, will have success approaching that
OF Robert e Do6e Meyerbeers reputation is getting
down To jus,er level. He has much skill g scien
thc composer but no, lo Of genius But In thing
he 10 peerless and that is the art of putting The man
lived who could SO dex,erously prepare favor
able reception FOR ais works In this way he is the
very Prince of Humbug, and performs the duties OF
that station with such copsummsie skill that IL is i'm
possible to behold him with any other feeling than ID
Mrs alton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

~. 1t IS said that Mr. GENTRY will decline n
reelection TO Congress from the With District Tonnes.
see JosS 5. BsIES. Esq Is spoken Of as ,ae Wing
candidate TO succeed him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

~ We hear thai the Wings OF the Third
wad have nominated JAMES L. Woop, the present
Assistant Alderman, for Alderman Of that Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

IT ALsaANpER LITTLE, Esq. has yielded to
the solicitation OF his friends and IS whis Candidate
for Congress In the Hid District Of North Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

M A r 4 LED
DIED.

IL Nefrnact March IS, By s.pasn T. Asr. Ed
nAhD = FAhkkR. Course of a. Law A-rr1s,s Alss
sAlSAhsI JAHk daughter Of I.s4c McGas 20 Of wfnhan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

- Advertisements for The TytbHne Of Monday ought to
be .sn, in before ococE Saturday evening as the Pub
ucauon once Of this paper 90, open on Sundays Persons
wishns IN " stsa< len q, their dwellings OF place. Of
busanoss regularly every morning will please leave heir sd
dress q the Publishing Office send nee through he Post
once Terms IA cents week payable 10 the Carrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

EMIGRATION TO MISEsoTA.--GeD. Caleb Cush-
ing and Robert Rsntoul Jr OF Massachusetts 10 said
propose emisrste the Territory of Miaeso,s
there to engage In the iron business In nexlOn
with company already formed. Cor. Phil Inquirer.
Ii these gentlemen were going into the brass
business there woald be great chance Of their
success, as they could carry into 1t large stock in
trade, and vast and varied experience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

~ Strangers yisitng New ioTk mis not forget 10 ys
this splendid building II is situated On hscornsf OF Gfsd
sod Centre AID Is of beautiful specimens
OF architecture N the City. The hss been
sorgeously hed up by tho Brothers Perkins, who resp
lug rch harvest for their uospsrng ou'lsy they hsvuf
expended $50 10 furnishing aud .mhelIi'hinsh
Their aud eHeapI apartment IL the mosI usfssf
fair i1 tbs world there has nothing been The stree
the times Of tbs Koiahts r, nps their prvsss Io'us b
asdisv accompanied by Genilemeu. perfect psror,
ard In fscevsry department perfect possible,
and deserving of all the p1uonsge borsl public can be-
stow We dstse all strangers well ss cvfrus to maze
their especial business call snd Taste Tor lh M
selves .nf them from personal experience they
will f To call sgsiD and take their friends with bem.
and will say win ne his one OF ne hons OF me cry
" WV II BrrBE Co isllers To- Broadway, New
York and 1876 Chrsnutst Philadelphia, are now selling
their Spring styls OF Oeouem-us HAS The universal
lsbri,y which Hats have obtained from I-I intinse
beauty and exceeBce the beet guaranty that can be gS
for their superiority all others single tis viii
be sufficient convince Tho most ncreduOus that 90 The
Of economy well ss Of appearance, they are Tho
cheapest Hats sold. either in this city elsewhere
WIN. Ii BsEBE 4 CO 80 Broadway NY
nSl2~ and 1873 ChssuuLsL Pausiepbs
IN BEr You HsT " Ir-Is the commones, sspss
sion about these election times, and when geDuems
gives the odds he bets Of EIEScnsIps hats sgsiDs
shy oinefhau"s as rH reputation TOT Drhuty sud orss
biiIy Is ss well established as 10 their ctespne" 0rJ
- 50 for hss far superior to the old hss old fashioned
81 ones, al I07 Nssssn-.t
a GeoD HAT IS rHs FLOWER o. CosNoDus."-
0rsSs sPhng syle 10 the distinctive hai.h Of gentle
mans dress; the Jey elegance, purfect hni,h sni airy
ighness OF hs four dollar Molesin Hate sile b,yo'a
the reach ofhyperbole "a Broadway, opposite 81 Psars
~ Our patrons IN want OF rich cspet, Hearth Rug.
Floor Oh Cloth, beautiful pair OF wihdow Shades.
handsome Stair Carpet, at les than market vsue hs"
oaly to visit The extensive Csfps WMerooms Of His,y
AssERsoS, 90 Bowsy where they will hud good qualities
ard elegant figures. ct astonishing low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

IT The Eastern and Western telegraph line
were out Of order last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

The Finance Committee then reported a large batch
of bills services rendered with the amounts charged
and allowed. Among the most interesting items we're
those Of Judge Psrce, whose bill Sl,37l, who was
allowed S7l7 and Justice Al. alers who charged $3.50
and allowed Sl52. After resolution Of thanks
had been presented to the President snd Secretary the
menting adiOuTned ,ink ai..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

FROM HAVANA Isabel arrived at Charles
ton the 18th. bringing dates to the 22d which We
have already received. Among her passengers were
the Nlennese children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

- Clay Festival, ISt9.-A meeting OF the Com
uuee OF Arrangement. will be held At the Apollo Rooms
(suirsnce IS Csnslsi) mex, MONDAY EVENING Aphl
2 1919 a "A O'Clock full AMI puncus s''endsn'e IL re-
quested. BY order, r W. EN0s' Shsfman'
u.,cr. n Eosrcx Secretary m3l II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31
BY telegraph TO the ssw.Iork Tribune.
Postmaster for Pittsburgh.

WAsHiNGroS, Friday Nsrcn 80
Samuel Rosenberg, ESQ. it is said has been sp-
pointed Pcstmsster Is; Pittsburgh, Mr Walter Forward
having respectfully declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31
Lectures. Concerts. &c. Tonight.

lf~ r-Ffie@s-s 0" fa'e'"'"' 'i
NJ. Fanny ksms, Buf-r shstsp>ar- ifli =
Mn. Ain-us Nag M-srgs Rom; = IN
lltsrusturs A. Lnsr- or fs&f- t-pN -
Ps1orzlna 1i H1-so1 Rr.r-B-1s+rag or NsAefst-c.
Cen.v. n r..rs.-s. r,rr.' H,u 81 trusd-sy--Fs
c. Gee Nas-arEf- Broadway, rear spr-s my 80 s-
Anercsn Crru.-A ls-r, srosf-sy. n-af Ffnfs - IN
Bsrtn-', Ih<-ter-Chsat. hrsf-s'-7 r
sros.-, Par az srnonf n
A-srcs- nz,s1zl-Brse.,y. coz Az.st-psy az se1fI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31
session of the Cnbi1rt.

WAsHiSGroS, Friday, March %.
The Cabinet held a session today aud had under
consideration the Philadelphia Poe, Oace appointment
but arrived a. no conclusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

sPRsc WEss A large assortment, French, English sn<
German csssmeres just received Ia tie celebrity u oV
psnsloons the moot fss,idious have guaranty for att
New styles zephyr cloth ard cssbm efelle oyefsscts
mJl n VIM JYNNINGs 81 Brosdway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31
President. Reception.

WAsmNGIoS. Friday, March 90.
Presiden, Taylors reception today was M
merously attended by both sexes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31
GEORGE P PvTNAN, ,

THE OrERA.-The last representation Of ] Pm
riaHi last night was attended by very good house
thou gh not by the overlooking crowd that would have
been there IT true music generally attractive
IN this City The opera was sung . Il has never be
fore been sung in this country and the music from be-
ginning to end, such is rarely heard even IN Eu
rope elsewhere than at the Royal Operas OF London
and Paris CoRELL sang in the lsst act with pstho'
and expression that surprised and charmed the audi
ence His duet with BoRGHEsE was masterpiece OF
melody We scarcely name any part, however,
where all admirably performed but take leave
OF this opera with the hope OF hearing again before
the close Of this temporary season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

SsVssr.-An Inquest was held yesterday by
Coroner Walters upon an unknown woman. aged soou,
20 year.. who ~n found dead IN Green's lumber yard
a Wes'st Verdict that the deceased died In A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

FsmALI PsIsoBiSG.-mEs BisHop 10 to preach 10 MOI
row al add o'clock. b. at the American Hall corner
Grand and Broadway Of her choice topics such
the Location Of the Bouonless Pr and the Binding
Satan 100 yeMs We say give her hearing lom1
row, 40 she 10 about to esve The City for Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

HOPS FOR TIE SIXTH WARD.-The Police re-
turns from this Ward yesterday were complete blank
no sfre' having been made during the previou. a
hours circumstance that probably has not occurred
'ince the orgAniz ,iion Of the presen, Police system