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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Inter from Yucatan.

Bv an arrival at Pensacola from Campeschy,
La Patria had received later advices from the
seat Of war in Yucatan. We translate for The
Tribune the following from the F<aI1 de Cam
peche, Of Jan. 90
The Indians continue their attempts against Tho
suco and Vsllsdolid with the same ardor aud eroci'y
as ever although they always beaten pursued ana
driven back to their dens Col Gonzalez gave an IN
expected blow to the rebels the 10Th inst by oecu
pyng suddenly the important town OF Chkineonot
taking prisoners Capt, Jose Maria Yama, two euten'
ants and p Indians with their families, 10 the number
of lO4 persons; and capturing some artillery, pfo's
ions and utensils including silver ornaments belonging
without doubt TO church This series OF repeated
trumphs should reduce the Indians to state OF mpo'
tency
Our troops at Ksysl advanced to rancho, 10 which
IL WAS supposed the Indians had collected. The latter
retrested their approach, but they seized prisoner
who gave them much curious and detailed Information
According 10 his account the Indians are exssfersted
with the success Of Thosuco and Vslsdold They sek
efficiency ofpowder. Their arms sre in the worst
condition and they had but single remnant OF paper
for cartridges after carrying of the archives and
books Of the churches for that purpose
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

Of each other. that it may have better oppor'uni-
ties Of exhibiting them to disadvantage and brins
ing reprosch on their common Master. !. logs the
Patriarchs and Prophets into is daily r-sina'ois''
but only to exhibit them IN ludicfo1s and dfP
aging light, and babies of the Virgin Ma! -
she were selling oranges in the ne1' street
Even when IL p-etends 10 speak oehe'4Asiy OF
so-,e s.nne,do.s miracle recorded IN Sacred hls-
tor, or q, so,,e mysterious article Of Christian
Faith the wise can plainly perceive, what the
beedess less nteliigenty feel, that there s e. IN
der,one Of nockery and derision blended with It's
prsting. snd that 1t is sly.y ~nking TO It's noaid
admirers. as il TO say, See how am doing these
ola fooies who think me in earnestr IN very
truth. is faith in Divine thllgs IS as null as IS
faith in Humanity, and the one article Of rs creed
afll-ns simply that ginger is hot in tie mouth.
such. briefly sketched, are the leading charac-
teristics Of the Satanic Press through is brazen
e'IroLtery aud meudacious egotism ought perasps
to be glanced At. PAROLES was a modest end truth
ful hero ia comparisoa with this incessan. and I'M
measurable bosster. Il you viii believe IT, u
foresees everything, predicts everything pro
claims everything la advance Of all Us contempo-
ranes. Whatever IS effected it achieves what
ever is prevented, it defeats OF all the lying
wonders those it inyents are the most Prepos-
ferrous.
But can such Press be co1ntenanced aud
sustained by sedAte and reputable people Not
directly and openly, but iu a stealthy and shane
faced way it is. Few men who respect either
morals or appearances would take it to their fam
lily Grcsides any sooner than benumbed adder
bat many will clutch it on the ferry boat. IN the
cars or On the street-oorner 10 the hope OF finding
in its columns some scands'ous expose or prurient
narratiye-some TRADE against the good, OF some
broad insinuation OF the non existence Of virtue.
And they are not often disappointed. On this
patronage, added to that which properly belongs
70 IT, it thrives famousy pointing 70 the iuliness
Of its Golfers aud the magnitude Of It's gains as
public endorsement Of the soundness OF us morals
aud the lawfulness Of its aims.
Reader are you a patron Of the Satanic
Press
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
New-York Town Elections.

CHEMINB COUNT.
Ckeralus-Geo. Lowman, Wing Supervisor, lO' msj.
This is victory over both Hunkers and Bsrnburnsrs
who combined their forces on this occasion
MONTGOMERY co.
81 Joknsrale-Charles King.bury, Hunker, l7i maj
Florida-Adam w Klise, whig. gain msi
Ams,erdam-George Warwick, Wing, l32 msj
M0hapk-John j. Davis Whig, reelected.
Palo,,ne-Joseph Eoglan, Hunker, gain.
Niaden-B Becker, Hunker, gain.
CdHejokdrie-J R. Wiles, Wing, reelected
ROOt-F. J. Sterling Hunker
GieH-P. Van Eyera, Whig.
ChdrlosiopR-Whg
Montgomery ia whg, Hunker' last gear it was 7
Whig 70 3 HunkeT
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Central American Ports.

EDS TRIBUNE: An article headed 4" HondG-
rss sc 10 your psPsr OF yesterday contains sight
regard 10 the ports In The Gulf Of Conehssaa
10 Central America.
BY reference to DunlsPs Travels IL Central
America published ir London in isi7 II appears that
Tyer LlsRa, with the hsrbor Of <asPaA and ssn Lo
renso on The main land both possessing good poru are
In the state Of Hondurss while the Port q t~ C~4os
Is in the state Of San salvador which extends nor,n
.ong TIE Pacific coasts ssd possesses two other ports
on tie Paciae L51tad aDd AeassHa the latter being
described as good a.rbor although the entire absence
Of wharf nasses landing somewhat difficult. One Of
The very best h.rbor. In Central America on tie Pacific
side is Resisj9 10 The State Of Nicaragua whcn Is
f.uy described IN the above vaaGsle work
Yours respectfully, j d.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

NEw YORK AND ERIE TELEGRAPH.--This new
line successfully operated yesterday from this City
to Newburgh. The wires are up from Honesdsle west
70 ske Erie snd the gap between Honesdsle and New
burgh will be completed by the end of the monlh when
we shall have smother and a direct line Of ,elegrsphc
commune alton with the West The wires 10 New
burgh cross the North River Cs,skil from Break
neck Iil to Butler Hill The stretch Abost 900 feet
and the hight Of the sag above the River 200 ieet
Mr. Cornell was the contractor for this line and the
wire was carried the River under his direction
by Mr. G ;. Thompson liis east steel cord
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
DIED

susi,ufg on Fn.,,. F.b la W. JOSEPH HENRY woGGAit
a ii~ tifht of ia age
10 f-nis ans re.fi,-s of srs r.p-lN, tri-i b.
,ff-rf fln-ri hs ttr t-0e ~ 81. l si eh III
ft-r Invitation
H. he.- snd s,Q4srsnt~ e-pt4l afrt 'o si'.,i L.
funeral sunfaf th- rf .sfss tuar
F-bra.ry iS tHARLFs MERRITT .un of A ID a. Ian a
MHkELOCk. aged 30 rnorfhs sad ~ tsy-
Th- ha-ls all place Jora-nrr ~ brotI tf
ia, o'clfk Th- trend. o NJ family 1.l.-t b. si,
IT, ir-nt Cd th- 'smt afef tn aff l.' f-a - a. 70
takeu o. Gf-srsood ,srefn i1r Irterfn~rf
"kven ih- bnst- of r " s'rh fn Do sr fte-f -
On Fudsy -v-ailg Fsh 6. a-l short 'rt. wv Anth
Of Fi-i-rs aat Csr- Reborn. he sn
ant -ais ni tae tmy t~ a - i arri ns i
her Qaelts, 81 n ih'nfsla ft iI
f0s s4ntsy, sti ~, ata,s
o. Denlt F-b = Ch,res nra.h sou oi ibs hfs CO. IA
Brash ot thi. Ov. - - .-.
F-braa D.. ofoaus us-s,n of - brain. fNNA fhANcfs ~.
-r of a-ar, Nu.a h.irf. sGri n.rn GOD 10 irs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

~ James Whalen has Just been tried at Al
hany for The murder OF Peter Turner, captain Of ca
mai boat This serious affair occurred on the evening
of the 7h OF oct aud originated IN strife between 'he
c.n,.ps of two csnsl boat 10 who should get into
- No IL near Coboes hrst Before they reached
,he loek Turner'S boat ahead and iast before be
.ss sp,rrins the lock the to~ rope OF Whsisns boat
passed over the stern and on his boat iSfser eas y
,on will ever cut" As soon as Turner'S boat hsd en
,rred the lock he came shore With the l,nr ~nen
wa.rn cane up sod kicsed him. Turner ien on me
cd se Of his boat and rolled mo 'ns LOS
lily of msnslaughter and ssnteseed to seven years
H.,nrisonu,erf In tho Clinton frlson-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
-, =. rVK sALn oSLf BIZ . =. huhhh =. : = =
CONSUMPTION


~ II s admitted BY everybody that sca1>tkt =.
mcnic syrup Il he orly rsm-ly anO~n hal oil 2s.'
Consumption, coughs, co.cs. Group wiOoyirf tel
csfsrh. dyspepsia and liver Complaints TIE "iy' !.
Ooly few % Tie many c-rncstes II cures vch ~
30 seen BY applying al To- oftc-.
remarkable case u ATs Tucker " b. vas - fH Z
dacrd ss 20 be given up by her physicisr ste bs1
cot cough, when wa lsht ard sfy pain h. ne -.
grsfusl deOlifF which decreased hat - wss !.
10 h-r bed. Her cerlhca., 10 ompsc ID b, - ~,
Der minister. n-r r-.dsne. . a. q 1orN O. Je,'si -
Richard c. Lemon. lcj Cana st balmDf-, BAD -, 4
sun yuOn sOopt i~o year. and Vas Attended y = -.
Lh- best pbysicis1s scd Iiei Of me trsi %
icines snd syrups, thst were f-comm-f I'd 49, :. -
rslrs any bcn~tt He elle1 - ny n- -ff~g s's.
lssi fesori. which restored him ~ pen-ci hraA, s'
ng given up al hope. Of recovery ..ss ,
The most rrmAkspie cure Of b'cn,hisl cons.hr -,
hat u Mrs. Dear So Rsce-st Pni .deuhs
osnd cioo Of consumpu1p and she, a or s1eft
fof more tnsn Two yeHs hsppiiy fesiofec ~ -.
Hundreds have called hsr, ard hsv- o>ec ss1.,, s
her tae Of sU9-rns sDd almost miraculous fee0''''
1sing the Pa.no1lc syrso ID, 70 -
A volume csul. b. 6 ed With c-fffcsies sr =
above o.t they are deemed sufficient o sast - p,
~ao may have any dogbls 10 The eheseJ u -
monc syrup - ..s 4
RExsxrfE-The New-Yors ofe- for ne ~
scnxscx's Pa mJnic syrup "a si 81 Bncsysl
Pfic-. Sl PER byggl- or sx bottles for e3 49,.
Prepared b, scHsScK, ). S0ae sltth o. 80. n
B1sh a CAeksr-r, 81 Buclsy-st Oenoss "a A..
Ne~-Yofk and Vicinity.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

ircorporston oft the Enckerboeker Savings Bank also
authorizing proxies % vote for Directors o' M Mhul-'
Compsuies the proxies % - ooiai-ed ADn-a-' '--
dated sixty ssys before the election ,
Connnuri.sffln sss fr-i from me n Ut Ni
the Ciiv Of Ner-York trsn.rniiing Report OF iee.
Nr. FAS ORDEN Of y. y introduced oli, a-loI-s q,
sou@rs Of Pracuee sni Pieising' Referred 10 -
lfct Committee
5in ras also introduced % make telegrspn opers.
tors hso.e Tor Ei = ernesnor 10 CIV sll- p. "
private rs@.ssre. T-he House then sci Iurued
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Gen. TnJlor's Movements. Railroad Acct
dent. &c.
Railroad Accident, &c.

BALrIroFE Friday. Feb 70.
An accident occurred on the Ohio Railroad, j.
miles west Ct Hancock BY which an ihshman By the
name Of Dsni-l Murphy hsd both legs broken
TIE Markets remain lnctar ged. FL0rE-Prices
steady with moderate s4les. GRArS steady with iar
sales. WHEAT snd Corn At yesterdays pr.ces Pho
VISIONS inactive, and very irte doing.
The weather j. very c.'d, and lee IN the har5or :
abundant
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
The NeW.YOrk Tribune
FOR EUROPE.

The Steamship HgRNASs sails from New-York
for s.aakanptoa and Bremen on TUESDAY NEXT, and
the Mails by the British Steamer NIAGARA which sails
from Boston on "Wednesday. are made up 10 New York
on Tuesday afternoon.
We will issue on Tuesday morning an Edition OF IAe
Ttibsne specially made up for European readers II
will b. printed on large double sheet same sze as
Tie Weky Tr69H, and will contain all the iSles' anu
important American News up % the morning OF 40
publication A similar paper will De pu''i'neo -
every regular steamer
Persons wishing TO send synopsis oi ali the News
In the country 10 their friends IN frsnce' Germany
It.lv F.glsnd Ireland and Scotland will md the N,D-
York Tribzas for Ewope" jusi what required
pdcs 6 cent. per copy, in wrappers res5y for mailing
FoR ClLIFoRsIA-Tbe Pacific Mail Steamer
Pouaua. under the command Of Lieut. PokTEA sails TO
touching at Rio Janeiro Valparaiso, and other ports.
She takes out sixty and seventy psssengcTs
and will leave al r. NJ from the dock Of tue Cunard
steamers Jersey City. Her mails will close about 10
NJ and those wishing 10 send copies Of The Tr,bane
10 their friends in South America and California must
procure them by that time
Price Of the Weekly Tribune In wrappers, ready tor
mailing ..-.---..-.s-.--------. ----.------.--.. cepts.
semi Weekly. do. do..........-....3 --
Daily Tribune. do, do.---.---..--.-.2 80
GoLDrs CHRoScLEs.-We refer our readers 70
the outside Of psper for full account Of the various
expeditions recently organized in different parts OF
the United States for the purpose Of getting rch In
California
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
mARRIED

oa Tresss, Feb il b., kr. in q ,iseal ~ Alfhln GOV
ERT af Cn.ion Nes lon u Mss chthANNt fhkNth H
th.s tfF
Oa rtnr.fs, F.h Is hs Re- nf D. we. NJ EDMUND
FlsHFR to NJ. SARAH p pFdtRt,t Nof fa- lft.
Ianr.fa, -ranIn. krf Nef tFfrs H no ft'f.
Naier.f - Chur,h ~ rHOs LEWIS 90 NJ MARGARET A,f
~ tLI. both OF fbHs GO.
Frsrisr, o. 40 sprlse~.s N.hfsn. tl t.ft ~. hstt y
Ca-kp R.t-rt sasft woois of ,snist " 1 hn1s is
h-h --si fta hsf oi J.hn S, Taft. A. 'a c-lra
N.hean
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Observation-Disclosures
b rnrUaxAI

b. reieoveyA.l Markets.. .PgrrssVkGR. FEB. 10.
The market is hrm with good Eastern and home
demand. and some shipping inquiries. GxAiS-Iae
demand ior Wheat and Corn is COED bat 'ne uAnsae
lions are no, lssge. Other Grams steady. PAeVi'
HoNsThere is no activity in any article. Prices are
steady BACON Sales Al previous rates !, has been
The s,,ldest aay sf the season.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

- Advertisements for TIA. Trsbxss Of Monday ougn' 70
h, sp in besors 10 ocs on Saturday evening " The Pub
nc.aon oes Of ,h. paper no, open 90 Sundays re'01.
wishing 7A< TyibHa> len n her a" "e'Nns y
49,, ehn.hus ofee. send uote through be Post
oso. Tenn. IA eeals . payable TO the Carrier
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
By Islsraph 70 The stw.York Tribune.
General Tayler,- Movements.

CINCINNATI Frcay, FEB 10
The President elect has remained IL our city To-
day but leaves to-nish; for Pittsburgh lie resesei
Cincinnati At 10 8eloek yesterday morning and Was
escorted % the wharf by i've steamer. The streets
sod docks were lined with spectators snd the greatest
ENTHUSIASM prevailed. Tnc Mayor received nm IN
oef speech oui toe Gsneral being very much faigust
did not reply. lie dined At the Pssr-st House e com
pany with large number q bis friends and sinireTs
Gen. Tnylor's Movements. Railroad Acct
dent. &c.
BAL1l~oEE Friday FEB &C.
The Committee Of Reception today received a
dispa.eh from Gen TATIoH, da.sd 81 Cincinnati say-
ias that be- cannot vist Baltimore OF hsroute 70 Wash
iDgtou.
The Ph1adelphls train from Baltimore ran OF ihs
tack nesr Ektor. Maryland today Three persons
ve-- Injured by The accident in-luArg Mr DALE tie
President u tbe Rosf.
Hyeris to come before ihs Court 70 morrow and
have preliminary hearing
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
PREsgRvED MEATs YoR CALIFORNIA

THoNn KESsErr n Co ~ OLDsLiP.-Mesp. sop
Cane Oysters Lob.sers, nls, Sc pot up 10 tn es''
Of and lbs esch and may be conveyed 10 he r-n0'
climates retaining perfectly heir natural taste .nd sF'a
nes. t. travellers these articles inysusbe, as ~
may be- served up any moment nod IN any cmsss Al
experience OF thirty years enables pfonOaae' ~.
sricss unequaled Eyefy cSa We prosefgs is vsnfn-a
Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

~ We invite the attention u The public TO The ''e
THIS DAY. al p O'Clock, by ANTHoSy D. BLftcssa
the Merchants Exchange OF the ioi. u ground on l'
southeast coraer Of Finh-sy and 0n Eishlyh.fif' "
joining on he south and .de. of Ffeih' be's ''a
SIKH and Seventh avs the ,oushwe. corner Of see0'
sv End Fofly-second.s' The house Fourhsi sod ara'
in Pennsylysnia. lyt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

THE HUMBUC oF HOMEOPATHY kXfosED .-MedcA ~
and he public should resd his exposition md have -si
eyes opened . the swiude pfsciiced upon lhem -
sppear In the suSD,Y DsPArcH OF tomorrow oao 81
Ann-st Price cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHLADELTHiA. Friday Febl6
4 project IS now on foi Cor thc purpose n a.,
plying Southwark With wAtsr from thc DIlsrass r..
BY means " works vhich vii probably b. erset,s !.
that District
70 Is ssii inst there are 90 persons ia ihs si,k
Ams House. Pr,ry wei poguIstst
There vas very Itte movement in Eolr totsy "a
the market Il dull -iih sses OF good 5rsuds Or ho
use Al = which Is the genera sstng rate Tor fhiro,
Flour toe ssles of the week for export sbou, m
bb' Corn Nssi b, steady. with ,l.es st s16.. R..
Flour quiet Nhest Q00 bush sod 81 Joe. iorr.
Corn sales are 300 hu. Pa Ncl0s = 'e, On rrs
oats ,rr worth tlc fur >outtcn Cofirr is vrrv a.
aud sales are lliegt Oh be- male Az anFlns c-.r s
rates. Groccrs Inactive tai h1.l'rs rrn Pnrt .-5
Beet depressed and prices miusl io Bacon se -
OF large sa'es .n dry iof' and Fck.t ai 5Is,t- H.
shoulders and = 1lc Nsrns. conmca sife. -.
worth {. 5.r sod waiting sx months 6, Ia tc.,r rf
ferei Lara Quir, Batter scure its a.C1a...f.
- AZ cash lrln quiet though hrnlrr tfc.ghf. b.,
much doing today a. Liverprl. - f,r F..ur M
- 80. for Provisions NhIsky 5b.s scI sl2f.
SAiEsoF Srocss .-Frs Bnul- tU Nsr R.,srs.
scrip. lO0. $50 c s Bank 9. Mechanics Bsut -
slon1o : Coupon .s - i'it .l l.rrri r-us, el.
s2O0 Tcvas Rontss. ll so ad.re RR "a. sa0
state -. .sl 5000 do lsi s-l I'D ieh.sd 6. 6i
OCo Reading bonds fi -5NI Hs f- nos
S,r1af R1arl-loO % arionf cosi If f2cpTSf,
ONO! 8 Western Bank l3 sLn0 ncisnsn Blrs.
80. 90 9 phis8eiphis Bank. 1921. i0 Lcffh C,.l
scrip 31 20 Girsrl Bank Do. ore 2eff.rf E.rt.
AZ $40 sch Nsv t. 6- 3-i
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Thirtieth Congress.

sENATE.--.WAsmSeroN. Friday. feb. l6.
The Senate this m0rHing were someehst late
Ia organizrg 70 being neariy - before quorum was
present he Journal having been read.
COMMUNICATION FEoM TIE NAvT DEPAHTMENr-
The Wee President iaid before the senate
communication from the Navy Department covering
the dispatches from Commodore stockton, IN l-fi rel
stive to MS operations in California, which had been
called for hy resolution % the Senate. The commu'
nicston was appropriately referred
DEPARTNKNT oF TIE INTERIOR
The bin for the creation of Department % the
Interior which passed the House yesterday, having
been duly signed by the speaker was Transmitted 20
the senate this morning by the hands Of the Clerk Of
tns House. Various otner bills were also brought IN
from the House
INDrAN APPROPRIATIONS.
4 resolution was offered directing an inquiry %
b. made the expediency Of increasing the annual
approp ration OF Congress for The civilization oi the
Indian Triaes-which considered by unaomous
cHANeE oF rrK HOUR or MEETING.
On motion Of Mr.. DOWNs, the resolution
CHANGING the time Of convenng the senate t. ii o'clock
up 70 voting ia favor Of the notion and -
against
Mr. BADGER submitted an amendment 10
the resolution providing ths It shall take effect week
after next Alter some discussion the amendment was
agreed 10.
Mr.. Hale then moved % lay the resolution as
amended the table, which was lost
Mr. DicKE>sON renewed the motion 10 lay the
resolution on the table upon which
Mr.. FOOTE called Tor the eas and nays. 4hey
we're ordered and taken with a negative result-feas
% Nays ~ After some farther discussion Of an sni
msted character. but II no special importance, the
motion to 10y the table again made. Our iee-
graphic dispatch does not state what was the final dis
pos tiOn Of the subject
BUEIAL GROUND FOR SOLDIERS.
Mr. Underwood offered JOINT resolution ap-
proprisung $1,000 10 purchase and improve burial
ground m Mexico for the remains Of our soldiers who
were killed during the late operations in that country
The TesoutiOn ie- over
CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL.
a ter the transaction OF some farther business,
Of no great importance. the bll making an appropra
tion for the Cvi and Diplomatic expenses OF the Gov
ernment for the ensuing h-ca year was taken up.
Various amendments were considered and
adopted smong them appropraing $40 600 for the
purpose OF cleaning out and repairing the Canal In
Washington City No definite action was taken on the
bill itselL
REVENUE LAWS FOR THE TERRITORIES
Mr. WALKER submitted a proposition IN favor
Of extending the revenue laws over California and New
Mexico which without being read, was ordered 70 be
printed and the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

~ Some Of the gertsmea Who rave been hirs Z"
Of Dr. DoD. 10 experiment this evening fs I, 1Al
Hal, vel as Dr. ID. 10 order 10 demousrass the sr4
III science.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Adiournment of the Lesi.Iature.

tCIUMHr7- Frdayl 90 u
The House have agreed 20 adjourn SINE d,e on
the hrsi Nondsy 10 March.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Court Calendar ....rm, DN

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srrssas Cocsr N.rss, ssur s-sisrf'. cr1s i'a a..
sifr. So. lr. 5-. fn. O.. oo. lIf. .-I l.l.r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
NEw-YORk LEGISLATURES.
sENATE..ALBASY. End

eENAIE.... ALBANY, fncay Feo 10
bill Tor the smeBdneni Of the charter Of the City Of
Nsslofk ~ss reported
Mr. Hall OF the Thiri District moued reeonsidera-
on Of ih- vote dis-gr-einz the report Of the Com
mtiee Of the Whole the bill for fhe Exemption Of
Homestead from SEIZURE " sac for debt The senate
refused t. reconsider. - the bin lost
The Committee II tie Whole took up the bill relative
% Free schools ani made some progress IN the coz
sldulatiOn VI the same.
ASSEMBLY
The COMMITTEE "a The Maole took 40 the bll IA
amend the CHARTER of the East River savings lnsrtu
ton. and pasted the Same without smendneat- They
as, took w and passed without amendment The bl 10
enable the City OF Brooklyn o. rAse money tor The
purpose Of completing their City Hall
Toe Committee OF tie Whole then rose aud reported
TO the House bill relative 70 The formation Of nsur
snce Com panies also the bill relative 70 The fees OF
certain othcers In the Ciiy Of Nes YORK. which were
referred 10 the House % be reported complete.
TIE Committee Of the Whole took up the b;il 70 reg
ulafe the hours Of labor made some progress tnersn'
and had leave % ST sgsin
resolution reported from the appropriate Com
m.sfes IN favor 81 presenting sword % W : HLiss,
lsie AiddcCsnp 70 Gea IAfLok. In testimony VI rs
ccnmeaisbe services rendered In the ate ~N.
Mr.. CAxTsxLL u New-ioFk reported eAl Tor The
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
MAGNETIC POWDER.

r., Foy Ne deiiy4efion + coos,ooohss Heibrgs ~
Fifas lfoh, Ants, Muskeioe' asd r1yi0n sfi, 'asi'
Also, Pills FOR tho destruction Of Rats and hcs vs.
rauied wiihOu. poison
Certificates from the most eminsni physicians " 'u ~
msy be seen a. he Office
B--This udclc fsceiyed the highest premium " h'
laie Fair q he American institute
llf 81 = LYON. s4D BfOalvsy y
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and he will sell you hst that will iaush At the psip
of the pte.s storm" answer elegantly TO stow sssy ~
glii.erng gold IN ,hs diggng, and be as good /. Gee
your return to the city. mi ionsir-.
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you are week out iis brightness will vanish and ~
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Gsr,r wEcnf>s Ar opportunity vii h' fflr,-i b.
dsy for ell who desire b. % wnes. The marriage of
couple who hsve stood .ag before ,he fu1c. 80 WI
S. esteem h.hfs We rrfor 10 tae ~lskrr 10 a. o.
Gisntess now The Museum who close ts ever rg tsr
engagement ~ .hsi establishment. hai wto asfe nae
another with each oher thsl Is 90 endure ~ .cug
.hsl lssi The msu sge ceremony ". tat- lce n ss
Lecture Room. mmedisr.y after feg ar elirfis1Iei
tie evening osc. snt hsvr ro d0hi srf- numlsf
v..iier. Wi. be 10 81 endsrr- See Advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

For SoUrsAMPTOs AND bKsNES The l9t-d s''
Mal Steamer, HsEssAs, Capt r. Crsb,fea, r lcsse Ns~
York Tor the above port. Tuesday, he 9u F.e'a"i
from pier North River
For freight and passage sppy At The ohce Of Ae Ger"
steam Navigation Co e0 Broadway. Ni
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

THE PEoriS.--rhu >,Nth 80. oi th.s paper. si
tied by rHoAAs Dr,I~ REulY and W. Ia,ss>,
ROBINSON is published today E contains af-l rsror,
of the proceedings OF tho Bergen ana Rfan Dime,
with r.rb1,iw report of Mr. DourNys sreu sgss.,
On the l-sh losurrecton 10 hls sso rrpar Eve eel
umus long of Rev HENm GilEss ia'i lecture f,
Editorials, Poetry, Sc are OF high order Oz,si
Spruce.st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

DE. PHiNSEY's PILLs.-These weilknOwn Pls ~"
sensye yused snd recommended BY physician, Ws o. p
cave ihe bowels eosye, Obge persons - nefrs's
number for dOse. take them long ~ hey vii a.
.tany for sas throu ghout The Northern ode sd ~
England States, 10 me Southern rifles snf ne Isnss
the drug and country stores A Is. 4 u stsDs, sss-s
fu.Lon-st Anl - Bfosd eay Nrysinrs llly sl. "