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New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
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HOURS sF LABOR
Mr.. PRUTS Of Albany moved TO take up the bill
regulating the hours Of labor, which did not prevail
The bill vas laid aside.
BILL HETrRSED p THE sovEzSoA
The Governor returned the bill extending the
Jurisdiction of the Judges Of the superior Court OF
New York Tie objection be urged vn sgans ths
18th section Of the bill which declared that resi-
dence In any county adjoining the City Of New FORK
should not be deened removal from the City oy any
Of the Judges. This section WAS then struck ol' oy
the House, and me bill sssin passed oy decided
majority
Mr.. RosE Of suffolk reported IN favor oil pre-
serting Gold Medals 70 MAJOR WADE. Capts SrkhLA
BRowS and RrFIEr and Lieui' HAroHs and hAfDKS'
QUARANTINE. go,
The Committee Of the Whole took up the Dill
in favor OF the removal OF the Quarantine Suidngs-
The question pending being on the motion 20 iAe 0u'
the ensctiDg clause.
MIR. BEEKxAS Of y. Y called for the reading OF
Dr. STEPHENS let,sr urging the removal supported ~
various srgrmens grounded the preservation oil toe
uubHe health He said that be preferred homer :
shoals or Bedlors Island TO Sandy Hook Inc eSn
ary testimony of several Of the ply seisn' vas ao
rosd
Mr. DfsosyvsY Of Richmond Co presented the
evidence OF thirty physicians IN favor Of the removal
Mr. ELLIOTT OF v Y spoke az some length
against the removal at such distance az SANDY hoo <,
as wholly unnecessary 70 prevent conisgion tie ssid
that al tie difficulty sross from neglect Of proper 70
lice regulations by the authorities OF staten and Al
al eve.u Sandy Hook was not suitable place
tbere wa. no safe anchorage TO be had there aud 10
compel vessels 10 quarsbiins there, would gresuy IN
crease the rates Of Insurance Al staten Island new
and more comodi0us Hospital had been erected Al
great expense. which would do away with the clncu1y
complained Of Ire true c0urse would be 70 pass the
bill making Staten Island proper quarantine ground
and 70 enforce The police regulations in rigid manner
Tne Committee reported progress, when The bill was
made the special order Of TIE day Tor tuesday next
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
NKW-XORK LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE ALBANY, Thursday March =
NV ArPnINrNENr

NEw APPOINTMENT.
MIR CORNELL was appointed member of the
finance Committee Ia place Of Mr. LAWRENCE who 4
detained 81 home by sickness
BRIDGING LAKE CHAMPIAIN
Mr.. FINE reported iavOrsbiy, without amend
ment the bill from the House authorizing the Ogdens
burgh Railroad Company u bridge Lake Champlsin.
wIILIAMsBURGH FIRE INSURANCE co.
Mr. FINE also reported iavoraby on the bin tC
amend the charter of the Wilsmsburgh Fire Insurance
Company.
MI SAMUEL II. P. HALL said a resolution had
been introduced three days 6gO calling on the Com
pany for detsied report Of the state II thei
sfzrs and he considered that il due o. the Com
psny 20 state thsi the report hsd been furnished aud
that had been examined and found entirely saissc
tory Judging from the report. he bsev a the Com.
psny was entitled to the confidence Of the public
The til was therefore reported.
coDE or PROCEDURE
The Code oi Procedure was disposed Of in Com.
miee last evening and is now up on the question OF
agreeing 10 the report debate is going on the cues
non OF granting the original Court Jurisdiction TO the
County Courts Of $40
The amendment conierring on the County Courts
original civil jurisdc,ion 10 the extent Of $50 wa.
sgreed to.
a long and protracted debate then ensued as TO
the location of the terms Of the Court Of Apyes. The
section was finally amended 90 TO leave the whole
matter % the d'screiion OF the Court
Mr.. WILLIAM l. JOHNSON OF the Sixth District
moved - amend so as b. allow appeals % be directly
from the Court OF Common Pleas oi Newly 10 the
Court oi Appeals. which agreed to- TIE nth tile
was amended 90 ss 10 restrict the Jurisdiction Of MAY
ors and Recorders Of Courts Of cities to action where
al the defendants reside within those cities respect,
lively. The bin was inslly rscommred 10 a Select
Committee OF nine TO be reported complete
gUDGEs oFBRooELYS.
The Senate oOncurred in the Assembly bill re-
dCcug the salaries OF The Judges OF the Local Courts
in the City OF Brooklyn.
GOLD MEDALS.
Mr. BCRCH reported In favor OF concurring in
the resolution OF the Assembly 10 present gold
to Col Bliss which was adopted
coPAKrNEEsHir FIRMS.
Mr.. JOHNSON reported bin In relation 10 the
style oieoparnershp frms where parties reside sbrosd
MAXINE COURT BILL
The Marine Court Jurisdiction Blk was amended
20 extend the jurisdiction 20 all cases In which
Justices OF the Pesce have ccgnzance and In enforc
Corporation ordinances where the psustv involved
ranges from s25 20 500
MADISON UNIVERSITY
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill
repeating the &C; for the removal Of the Madison Uni
veuiiy After considerable debate the bill was report,
ed 10 the Senate and The report disagreed to- by Yeas
10, Nsysl II.
BRIDGING LAKE CHAPLAIN.
. Mr.. BOND moved that the vote rejecting the
bill for the erection Of bridge scroIs Lake Champlan
be reconsidered, which wss agreed TO- aud made the
special order Of The day for Wednesday next.
GESERAL rNsuRANcE BILL
The General Insurance bill " as then. on motion
taken up and made the special order OF the day for
Tuesdsy next
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
nInrkrt. March 3

The market for FLOUR. with moderate bust
s in favor Of the buyer Western Is quote at 30
az SGT Sales prime Rcd WHEAT q. &c cents OATS
dul at 81 cents Small ssles Of New Orleans SUGAR
a. a 4ic. and do MoLAssEs At y cents. FLAxsEED
is selling at 90 cents Rio COFFEE Is quoted at IT cts
The sales of Provisions are only for the supply of the
regular trade demand; LARD, however, Is dull and
tends downward DREssED Pics selling at ~ cts;
and Western cured HAMS at - ~ RAcoN. Western
Shoulders quoted at 4i cen's la CorTos there is
marked changed bat the market IL, II anything.
dul'er. For Wo1L there IL an active demand Dealers
generally waiting the receipt Of the Cansiss news
nov due st your port
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

tF The steamer America, Capt. Harrison, for
Halifax and Liverpool, went into President Roads yes
tercsy forenoon, and her mails and psssengers were
carried down 70 her 10 the K b. FORBES Capt
Morris, OF the K Forbes states that the wind blew
Al tnes almost hurricane, and created tremendous
~ hes-y swell but the 4zerres when resdy picked up
her anehor' bred couple OF guns and went plung
inio the sea sending the spray over her mast
She has lVl passengers on board, bound mostly for
Liverpool Boston Post 22i.
II TIE NAVIGATION OF TIE HuDsOS RIVER
may now be considered fairly open. The oregon and
Rip Van Wnke left yesterday Afternoon for New York
The former arrived yesterday morning. The latter
has gntered IN the Basin. The steamboats, will here
after cone aud 80 ss usual snd usual viii be com
fortsby full Up and down. Both the Oregon and the
Rip Van Winkle placed the fare At one dollar.
Albany Argus, 22i.
e We regret 70 state that Col. BIZ. and his
LADY are suffering from irdispositon, and that Mrs
Gen Taylor Is quite an irvsld The Presidents health
10 daily improving. Wsshingion Whiz, 22i.
~ Mrs. Banker, aged 81 years. wife OF W. L.
:. Banker. Of Monroe J. was burned to death the
other day By her clothes taking are
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

Mr.. CRoswELL AND TIE CANAL BANE.-The
albany Argls Of yesterday morning contains q
statement from EDWIN CRoswELL, IN reply 10 the re-
port Of the Selec, Committee Of the Senate appointed
to investigate the Of the failure Of the Canal
Bank. Mr.. c. closes a. follows
The undersigned has deposition 10 paIis,e or de-
ny MA debt He neither seeks evsde i,or rs espon
siotes lie coneeives 10 be In It's exten, improper
and censursole But IN concedng this he cannot al.
nit the justice Of making him. from the beginning
special object of attack. Most Of Il was contracted
years ago, and has accumulated with renewals and in
terest until In lei7 reached the smount stated In the
report lie 10 aware Of the motive that prompts the
assault upon him in hostile print and ne has not the
CHARITY 10 believe that !, springs from any desire TO
promote the Interest Of the creditors OF the bank or
sympathy for their losses lie IL aware Of the dssire
not only not q allow him 10 stand 10 position 20 Sc
cure ihe Ultimate payment Of his debt but 10 present
hls enure connection with the bank in a light as
orensiye ss possible He freely admits tina, be has
done wrong In this matter but be has done al that
man could do 10 repair the wrong and he shall con.
nGe MS efforts 70 discharge bis obligations 10 the bank
and m creditors irrespective Of the assaults Of those
who' under the assumption Of vrtGous indignation
give vent 10 avindctive personal malice He has no
etson 70 expect any ciminuton OF these efforts nor
shall be ieel bound farther 10 alude them. but .h
uneeasney direct his best efforts 10 the payment Of
DIS deot snd be trusts that IL will yet be within his
ability u perform thiI much desired act Of justice
z. CRO>NELL-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
MuTtffts....ii u

The market for FLOUR is heavier than yester-
day and the business done. which small s ~ slight
concession Sales 100 IBIS Howard II at 6ei. City
Mills /. he'd st455 Cons MrAL, 20. RYE fLouR,
3 b. The supply Of WHEAT cnntirues light red IL
selling at 100 lO7c White CoRN, 45c and yellow. o.
j0c OATS PC 27c RYE, Gee. Tne PROVISIONS
mslkc, is steady but not sctive. Mess poRE, 10 -
sll; Prime, -. BEFT and Bacon unchanged. LARD
6i &c in bills and kcgs There is FAR demand for
GRocrsIFs Rio CoFFKE q a "a. with sales. suGAR'
and MoLAssEs steady. aud fair demand. WHISKY Ia
dull sales Of bbs ST % and bids % 22 per gs
We have had a deli huul day.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
ASSEMBLY
h1- r. " - 4
CLAIMS or sroCXHoLDF7s

CLAIMS OF sroCXHoLDR7s.
Mr.. CAMPBELL OF New York reported favorablv
without amendment the bill from TIE Senate relative
TO the enforcement Of the Claims OF Stockholders.
RxNovAL oF coSvIcTs
Mr. BREWER OF New York reported complete
the o for the removal Of Convcts from one prison 10
smother The b.l ives ordered 20 third resdius
BILLS RYAp A THIRD rIMx AND PASSED
Making sppropna,ons for state Library.
For International Exchanges, &c.
To amend the act for the relief Of the Brooklyn Bank
To charter tie College of The Sacred Heart
STATE MILITIA.
The bill 10 relation 20 the First Division OF the
New-l ork State Militia came up for third reading
Mr. SrRIKERo Of New-lork moved TO recommit
the b with instruction amend provide that
the Major General Oldest IN commission should b.
the commanding officer Of the Division Pending the
debste ,he specisl order Of tie day announced
and the bill wss laid aside.
BOARD oF SUPERVISORS
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill
enAgng the powers Of the Board OF Supervisors The
bill suihorzes the stersiions IN the boundaries Of
towns and the erection Of new towns under certain
conditions provided the boundaries Of Assembly Dis
rricts BE- not neriered with This section underwen,
amendms ut in regard % the publication If notices
for this division Of the town The section authorizing
the erection and lccSt0n Of County buildings under
went unimportsn, snendmeuts
PURCHASE OF RarLvAYs
Mr.. WHlrE OF Niagara offered a resolution In
struciiag the Committee on Rslwsys 70 inquire into
,he expecepcy Of the States purchasing the syracuse
and Auburn and tie Auburn ard Rochester hsilvsys,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

GOLD COMiSG.-A letter has been received IN
this City from the PuSer Of the L. s. ship Lexington,
dated at San Francisco shortly before the sailing Of
that vessel lie states that be had SIZE 900 In gold dust
under his charge which would be- taken 10 valparaiso
and shipped thence to Panama for transportation 10 the
United states II will probably reach Panama By the
British Pacific steamer, in season 10 be taken By the
Croscen Ciy her return. We learn that the sgent
Of this vesse has order, To proceed imme disiey to
Panama upon hes arrival at Cbsgre' to await the
Pacific steamer.
mercantile house in South e. has now sJOOOO In
gold duet waiting at Panama. It viii proDsDy De
brought on in the NOrth,rnr.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

CIT OrTicERs-T The Hunkers have postponed
their Convention for the nomination Of candi-
date for Mayor until w Wednesday night next. The
Convention 70 nominate candidate for Aims
House Commissioner met last night at Tammany
Hall, bat did not succeed in making nomination.
Oliver Charlick, Ex.Aldermsn Of the First Ward
receiv ed the highest number Of votes
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

FATAL ACciDEsr on TIE ERIE RAILROAD
Yesterday Mr. Simon shser Of this City, having MAS
ed the train at Blsuvesve concluded to walk 20 the
landing At Permont and the track =, the time
Of the trial OF engine. which passed over and
killed him instantly. The deceased was sbou, sixty
year, OF age and highly respectable resIde7t Of this
CITY
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

TELEGRAPH AccIDEST-The mast at Bridge
port Conn supporting the telegraph wires was blown
down Tuesday evening during the storm, and up to
last nj gh, the break had not been repaired Commu
nication with Boston was Of course Interrupted.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
HKOyKIYN
POLICE CouRr No busines

POLICE CoURr.-No business of importance sas
transacted Of h- Poes Courts yesterday Justice As
hs- teen shsa, from tie nearly rnsagusnty te's
nobrf tgag nh Court. Mr John snv Captain Of ne Wst
arrested whose could - s-fs1ef susr1
'etng IRE The stables belonging Mf Chss. y ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
Court Calendar...THfs Day

cnssn osr~-Ss' ~. e. o. ss. a. si lJa l.ltoiis a.,
9, %. 80
Cos.es PtE, Part I-~,s l-r Isl Isi l.l fej L. Ia.
1l 50. SOS ~ gii is SIS Pst n No. l-f II.
- 80. isl lss lso. =. lgc
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
ID ] T. d.

On the morning ol 2i INST WILLIAM youassst ehIi o A.
drew .ni tsl'bsth NJ Gotta. ss.d years I'D month.
The ir-nds ~ the ianiy f@pe y ns-i he
s rom he deuc- of be gI1t hsr Issar s1sfF 4 sag
EEhb q, Wilsm.burgh T. srh fay lsi .a.f a. ossk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

SOLOMON WTsDoNs srcs This splendid ori.inal IA .
Of He~York, founded incidents connected with p.cg
liar sign 10 Broadway 10 pubi,hed 10 his weeks Literary
American, which contains than seventy
bcs esding matter. For sale oil the nsws Stands pcs
8, cents Families for whom his paper IL specially De
sznec, served for cents a week Ssod yodf name, ~
post or Otherwise, 10 the ofice, los SssssB-st
ms dis @ y OUACKENBOS. Editor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
North Branch Canal.

HARRIsBUEG, Thursday March p
The bin for completing tic North Branch Canal,
which was defeated In the House yesterday wac recon
sidered AMI the subjec, postponed for tbs present
The friend. of the bill feel conf lent # ultimate succcs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

Y The Cunard Steamer CANADA sailed from
Liverpool for this port on the 10th inst Her ar
rival may be daily expected. She may have
already arrived at Halifax. We understand the
Boston line OF telegraph was not in working order
last night, and Of course no communication could
be had with ST. John.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

n We are indebted to Mr.. MeGRECoR for a
copy OF the albany ArSns Of yesterday morning re
eeIved By the Housatonic Railroad The mails now
arrive 10 the morning By boat
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

MRS BrrtKHs RsspISGs-Mrs Butler has
farther postponed hsr vst to this city and now set,
down the evenings Of the 10Th l2th and lsih Of April
for her Readings Many OF the citizens begin TO to b.
fearful that she will not come At sn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
NJ A II ri y ID.

T. ti. City l2i inst by Rev EisnF H,dsi HUBBARD wltk
SWIFT ard Ms MARIA LOulsAkfNf both oi Boston
A. W.rsse Wio1ng cogay, tie oh n.i ty Re- hl.f
GEORGE ". NORRIS of Perry, 70 ns, SARAH GLAlikh ID
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

GLORY ENOUGH f0R ONE Sgss0s The -utefphsl0E
young EsPEScHiED has again tsaneed sl competitor
snd lhs fssbonsbe word have unanimously decided Ia
favor Of bic usroas beautiful sud lGssy hats This Old hot
ters are grumblog sx'hly because b. sells better BAT
ior - 5e thsn they make for g. co. Remember i0
Nssssu-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

ApJoURSNESr.-It will be seen By our Tele
graphic dispatch from Warrington that the Called
Session Of the Senate viii come TO a close to day
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

DfSNER TO MR. CLAY.-Tne LOuisriHs Demo-
rat states that the friends Of the sage Of Ashland are
making arrangements to give him public dinner in
Louisville on his rotarn from New Orleans
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
r, peu.craric whis General Committee

r. Nam scratic Whig General Cemm"tee.-
r.o.pwAY Hovsr, March 6, 1s4s-1he following resolu-
uou wss adopted
p.s..d That the Democratic Wing Electors OF the CITY
- County Of New be requested 10 assemble 10 mel
~ Wards such pieces their Ward Comfniuees
~ 49, mate on FRIDAY EVENING, the sd inst al y
e~s oS At such other tme that day a. the WHo Co
tn~s NAV dsslgnsts TO choose Q Nominating ConmItee
- .insfs suitable persons for Charter and scnoo Ocs
Soy be1r Wards and three delegates
- Wsrds IN Convection to be held at the brosowsy
Houss On Monday evening, the 18th inst oeoSs 70
eosuoste Democratic Wbg candidate for Mayor OF Ins
Cwy Of New York for the ensuing year, eno aso 10
Goass Commissioner for The came ume ~,..
HENRY T. DAVIES, Chairman.
as,..s dS,s.s sIr1.; s1rssr..sr vesohsirnsn-
JessyH + rauos, Secretaries u,s ,ssd
Wn L. 6HARDLow MO Hoo
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICAN MUsEuaL-Ths unusual variety of novelties.
from the Mammoth Lady, by whose sds hs great Daniel
Lambert would look small, down to the Dwarf Tsni, .
mere chds doll are attracting large houses The Mgs.un
Crest western, snf The Lee fsmiy s crowd with yislos
the spacious Lecture Room
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

THE ANTr REST MoyfMESr.-According TO
the albany Freelod four very enthusiastic Anti'Ren'
meetings were hell at Gfeenbusb stephen,own' Poes'
ionk and last Schoiack all on the same daT, Saturday
the 10th inst, Hon. d. l.. Seymour addressed the
Groenbush meeting ia a very effective manner show
log he proper course OF procedure for the combina
ton and orgsnz siion Of the party Of Equal Rght'
Tie fay ez planned the recent movement OF the Var
Rsnsseaors In abandon ug their title snd claiming by
STATUTE" The resolution adopted by the Stephen
own Anti Renters remarkably strong, aud reiier
ate the pledge OF resistance TO ali demands Tor rents
uu ulei the Van Rensselaer, title sgreeingto asss, each
other Il stacked and to all honorable means for
defence TIL the question Of title now at issue be term
na ed The Anii.Reniers Of Pocstenkill adopted equs
~ strong resolutions agreeing 10 defend each other
sgalns, " Pairoonry.' John Fitch, Esq o. Troy, ad
dressed the Tenants OF East schodsck, explaining tho
effects OF the new Code Of Procedure ss well ss point
iag on, in what manner be thought the collection Of
| rents could be stayed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

ts- a 7. CAPERroS, Esq. declines being the
Wig candidate for Congress in the Xllh Distic! Of
Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Mr. CRoss.-It IS understood that letter has
been received 10 this city from John A. Cros Member
Of the Legislature from this city peremp,orily refusing
TO allow his to 20 before the Wblg Convention
which assemblies Monday night, as a candidate for
any officer whatever. The two remaining candidates
srs Edward COPELAND and John skillman Esqrs either
Of whom are excellent men.
ARRIVAL or SENATOR BoKEE.-Mr Bokee, the
able Senator from this District arrived in this city les,
evening, and viii remain here until Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

IHr Nsw CRY c9cRr.-The passage OF this
o seems to have given sres, satisfaction 10 all parties
'e" smentmen,s made during its progress
'o'ousn 'ne Lesis.,ure which DO rot. however,
terislly alter its main featu-e.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

LECTURE on MAoBErH.-Mr DANA gave 4 lee
'nre last evening g, the Female Academy on Macbeth
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

THE NEw JYRsEY PLoTs.-The Report Of tie
New Jersey Commissioners Of Potsge, jist published
states that during the past year they have had four
rusngpot boats aud s,stonbOst In service, EN-
ploying q branch and deputy pilots. the most Of
whom have been unremitted active duty during the
yesr-hsvlDg taken into port 075 vessels Go Of which
are duly reported having been boarded on, Of sight
of TIE light house At Sandy Hook, and many were from
80 10 more than 200 miles from shore. Daring the
same period. 597 vessels have been taken TO sea.
There have been In charge OF tho New'Jersey Pilots
thus far says the Report 3s1 vessels msnyoi which
were Of the greatest draft including snumber OF large
steamers OF This number s- have been ploted into
port and 1902 taken ont.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
Having shown hy these and many other examples
that the influence Of Slavery Ia detrimental In almost
every aspect the report proceeds ss follows

evident; r0 - conf gratyn Of the globe. iha he pfoils
Of sor-s tstntu0n among ~ ntons of
Eup rh- dtsn vsn the ifanc Of The kast hat ha.
hft us-i ri tos uo pss~ssols Hl-n of
usrohars -cou-tls tofs Of kurofe snd As at he con
d. world c-uter IL lnfe3 states
Ths Pscisc f1ef " tl rsang pros
pefy md IN on a. Atan sud The i-rrtcry Of c.or
% - he sbote ~ tsns- poPu'aiou Tie question not
here ore, ~hstaera e. planters shall be permitted o. sH-f V
slave latar rrlctsn; harvest stef- sul but Nf-t-
slavery .hA ststn axou t-.tn-i oi The
paal NJ lie ard coaag, ts-
q t.- graf -'su.lts cf enpr--
Bot another respect - qus.oa Of s-m'tg sFsry no N-~
Mr snt ltrrs cs-s sr>f. th. welfare a. pnfton Of or
A. he Cy 81 ~ lors s th- conn- csqa 81
he Attnc fl-f- m t- sn emporium if
he rnutuc o As lie facic Tie 1-rCourse -tseen 10
snd important Ihe st - oi ih >iats
stag the Fslr male th-.f r~pars her slFp-
e-rss a@ voynr-s a. tsf QU - lrrc1 ae Tree o-f
r Trl.cfc1, srf n.f sl p scos
lsi and olsrFsi bone but h uaAapry >are put -
stttslsi thea f -ho tsi1ssAsi b tar - ps
of he = sutt he ro4ion Of il-f rts
al c1-n Ass -ho. hr er-fc.- o. .f s-i Pfnies
The ports Cl saws slt-s f~ n IL thrown lio
1.s. AID treated ,on, lie slPs % slh tsy ua
alta h-d r-sdy "a Depart
The r1eson -t-ih-r savsry sLa s-Fy
acgll Ierror. oi practts ehsrrtsr sal F=-t
~ ssp-s s-thsr moral pofca must
phstie negsi5s from IL r-ep ct LIS STATE.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
LAnIEa sIRAW RnsNEra .

r. J. II. HALEY has ready for Inspection be
Splendid assoriment of STRAW BoSSETs, RmBySs. &c Al
bic old stand, l.. LAsc's Pea sroRg, g M.iderI.ss-
LADIES BossErs dyed In the beet manner drsb ess ke
color. J. H. HARLEY s n.d.,Isns
Qfs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

re- TIE GREEK SLAVE, hise WslsEs OpiDion Of u
class Of Pesnut Ref rmeTs Termination Of Wslfer PO.
lice Ness Debtors Dresn Magnificent engraving Of tho
Greek slsye-inporant eonesrO te0ce-Ph sdsphia-
Libel ault-slory by the yeilei Acthor-nys,eres nearly
concluded Life 10 GO,hsm-New disclosures A rch A.
ter Piece between celebrated scior his wife and lady OF
the stage Ia GTandsi played and exsmpor-,
moot encore few evenings all viii be- found No
Ned BsnGne' Dna' issaed % Friday morning Pofsss
everywhere, and by the newsboys
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

iSsuEsr'-coroner Bal was yesterday called
70 hod an nqse'' on 40 lDfsn, sbou, years old child
OF an lr'hmsn named Patrick Trscy. which I, was q,
hrss supposed, had been murdered by a. father but
upon a pos' u,ortem examination il ~a. .scert.inea
mar rs des'h was oecssoned BY dropsy the brain
The Jury rendered verdict accordingly