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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20
Things NJ Washington.
Correspondence Of Tho Thbun"
washington, Tuesday, Dec


Washington, Tuesday, Doc Il.
TIE Hose became involved Ia sooDP'ete snsfi
sais morning snd very Unexpectedly Mr.. KAUFMAN
Ct Texas who had yesterday submitted re'o'nuon
To- tas purpose Of scSelsra,Dg the eeoon OF speaker
.ose 20 submit bis resolution sgsia IN slo'dhed toEn
e, 80 rot 90 lske eject until tomerro~ Tic Vss max
I. Z some eEoisnatnry remsrks when he was cslcd 70
order for violating th- rule o, sne House, which pre-
c!u les any speaking until Speaker ne elected After
come dscus.i m Nj KAUFMAN yielded bis Intention 70
make ary rsmsrks question OF order was then raised
90 the ground that the rule s1Opted ~ toe dous- Ysa
siuans ,peeches app,v,i equally 70 resolutions Here
a. ain sprsng up . spirited dscussicn, which was NJ
length arrested by successful motion g. lsy resolu-
ton and smendm on the tsbia
Other members evneed disposition TO offer feso,n-
rcps. bat ,-e erica from every pert OF the Horse
"Csl ths .On" "esll the roll ccUss zoe 'cud and
universal 90 be resis,sd.
he Whlgs .o>isy detc, rired 90 at o. 80 saSxim
-:tted yesterday by Nj S-ASIEr-" Toe csuse OF
Boston IL the OF sn and united pretty ssrongy
% Mr. WINTHROP the rss trial giving aim VI yo;~s
while Mr. BOYD fell from g. " 81. This slG-msa tie
southern nen. who dispersed themselves through Us
Houss declaring that they were rssdy to vose or sny
0sn the loco Foo a might chocs- tv nut UE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20

LssEssEE.-rhe topics Of general interest 10
ire LesfS sp-re, Ia tie Cscys 5gste .re--pro2os-d
srasnolnsnrs of ihs Consultation, u refer ire
seercn Of 81 ig1.eal omcsn 10 the people IRE
nog pfO2saaon, (sflsr tho New Yors er Deriososl
proposition % eel the State stock 10 tes Csios osnN
create sinking fard Of 5000 for the Ia aidsfoa OF
ine Ststs debt and tsrDv upon tns sEeassry 'no s'
ZEE d tss State Bank az sxtensoa o. INC Yies71 .
system Of nieInsl in2roTcnsnt 10 20, sooss' ~
ne Hiwassee snd es E.G TsnIess-s sno ,nsais
Railroads ssd prOposition % hnpany J1eieiA pro
cse5is, Al. by am sung bat OCs form ~ scaon-
tn a. - tss,e 2rooos toDs hss already pssstf TIE
Bouse where Is onrnss-c. s;ls eoo'leersole sosnii
y ~ otb-r sssIscss E.nronsd have resolved very
M s.b.s 10 ooea sessioc. 81 Jet bat Ias Indications
ne ..as tie success VI the free osnsisg s and hat
Inc Te'on Bank vii - sold cut Ias present STATE
ye,-- u ,q1eisDs fer n. aosiog fund. ard By the
ners,os u ne bn, y which u 10 70 = executed 10 10
rues,sc hat the ,ntrs State dett-soost % 90 oo-
eli Dc psit Of Il iuynsJ years.
ms s,.ts Bxnk VII - sustained By tss Treasary'
weeks debste IN tes eepats, upon To saosses !"
common schools, resaitei only In proposaoa % al
ssst snd coatsnss tss exisring lass 90 that saoset
Isahyt1s Cor Louazv'.A DsDo5h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20
BROOKLYN ITEMS

PLYMOUTH CHuRcH-This ediice . nearly com
pe.ed IL Is situated tbs block Of ground bounded
~ Cranberry Henry. Orange and Hioks sta Tbs
bulldog /. plain but neat and IL constructed OF tho
80. Phllade phis briek--ths dmsnsiOns OF ths main
-iidce being 100 fee. By 20. The lecture 10 20
lee. ~ o. aud Tie Church will seat eoior ssby 1000
yersohs. The lecture room proper vii accom- modsis
5O0. There Ia building In the of tbe Church, en-
Esncs IN Cranberryss containing Tn rooms, o1s Of
which all be u,ed tor Sabbath SCHOOL u 800 chill
i-r4. Ta.rs vii slso % Two soelaioirele psrors,
osch IS isss By 35f0ur bioe ro9mEons conversation
ropm-Ihs pastors .tady-snd = Lecture room. The
Interior u tee CsuTea 10 OF the most elegant order
though nos q. s.! gsudy. There srs s.iis.L.
Shove he otber,hsu per one capable n hodiss 10
persons The lower rsr Il I've 9s~s deep, snd 10 with
oa doubt Abe best Tor hssEog -pd sseng By tho audi
s-.e Tho orzsn VII DO 10 rear Of the pulpit, and 10
rsgreseatet % be Instrument IL rare qasltss-
diamonds & Mcintyre, q Boston, vsrs The oonssruo-
tors 0fis No psas have 5saa spared 10 ysnusss ihe
adiac, complaisly T.sr- are fogr large veosJses.-
,ns each Of ihs bOildinxsDt also tbs center
y.see ~1ca K Eve ls-s ~ tamsisf ~ ,hess arrange
ssc.s tie whole pierre Of Inc 5idiogis changed
s7--y tel niouiss without TIE sut current % es-eI
uy1E loo eoczregauon. The sesli8s 10 produced from
.,.o ir.meps- fgrasoes nscs By Chi.sop % bostop -
rs soeia circle 2sfiors vii BE- furnished, 20 are our
private ysrJss, ~iLh Plsn0s, sotss, &c &c. Tssss
rooms 81, . b use4 for tas pzrp3se oi INC sgFca
t.oa G.s.aabns oLcs weak, Sta tn pastor, Tor soe
paryo.e Of exchanging friendly sreesirEs srt the
ols-.srss d rsr0ns erioyusrt Probably he chsrea
- DE- opes Tor public Scrssip tss ert s.bes,o 10
y.au.ry Tie sunday School vii sgnsarses O. Fri,
d., eAsnisx next Ths Church 10 Tie mcsi conylsts
"a Zee Of the taa n ias City, soH.iaesHs q. is &C
JnmccsLoos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20

Tho Deba. has hs following on tho last oustonS 70
turns, pub shed by the A,sst1sS "1hs imDort.l"o ~
cr~asc, slowly, II 10 true, bat steadily We are COW ~
rived ~ hs Oth month Of iks year snd the fesus a. lss
pablshsd by tho safl hOrss Ds 10 shra ,hss the
year lsg much shove lhsi ~ 1873 will he very HUE 10
low ofIsiI rhs csston. rscsion f6r the moths
50afOJ iess than In ier bn S oso COO naa 10
1919 The hm r-s0lyo 20 tie cOnnny TO rsnfu ino The
pacific and regular pain OF business and labor BY thl
clearly manfeset and csnnot fall 10 powerfully asss,
fsGnrn ~ order both 10 f.cs ard Ia miaos Tue mpous
uOn u almost evsry hid ~ rs'-rsl pesens earle
a-iOyi tbs quaGdy ~ COTTON eous.n-d during
ths sn moails has 30 "a .moans OF oIeoc VI az
O.rsmmes sstihst IS 600 ~ n 1919 snc, what 10 m 90
r-nssebr sssna - 60 GO 10 lssr wool has hs ~.
80 q1intsis ssans ~ ~ 'b, ls7A qaint.ls asains
$50; eOsi, l6t COO tgns s.IiGs, AOo are Two In
pcrl1n. arlcss anil rrmsn "a lo~ sais-ess ifso sns
suzsr We have only imported lLb~o tnns Of essnpss
O. ~ mns In 1919 snd 19S2 10 49, hc, which stO~s
that the In operations ~ b1idos and 40 of rel
way eonsu actiDo, bsvs not ye, ms,srSiy faisd AZ
sugar tho colonial imponsuoa suffers nom INC pobucs
state Of foreign posssssops the Imports have o9y
amounted TO 10000 u biilosr.mSses when 10 fcs
l6 o0 ao - II ttO01o han H. 1873 bal < SO irss
nI.n Ia 1877 The home Production Of suf1 nsvnk 49,
oron Of sugs will hes eonsidsssby fsdseed il
llig TDs lineaspndng usde sppeafs % bs mpfOybfi
Il received fom .brOsd sod nsst t0 90 hIIokrsmri2
sgslns, 80 0f0 10 Si3 ba 10 s Ter bsto- 1877, ~eon u
qIsputy vas 1900 silOgsnmss We snail msfey
ta-,o1 ,ba ssDo.s In 10 Douss ther feasfs 10
cease p.rtrg vinss cur SIS soods soo oar
o,n. Threads aud machinery are suii az oscspuDl 70
Iais gsno'sl rs,p1s We nsvs. ~ 10 ,.1pa,.ss a.
s,trls essentially PARRISH has itts Improved So,
iOof sssis.s <slsDOf which 10 su osiy t~ooifds q
-e.i !. -.s e ~ We sss ..o s2sss ~. "nssd iv,
las viii b pyobsby HUE below le7 sod The ~ the
carynk Hsfs tassn ~ ftg has besa good Tho ba.
.ns.s - oar pO,ts bss fssomsd certsin degrees 81 sr
b. nsss h.s from he alarm witt is
- dszs.gss 10 commercial sttsfrriss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20

DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT PEEEsSILL.--We III
aerssSnd that aOst sersas scciden. occurred az the
vi sse ~ Pe@ktkii, the evecns Of Wednesday Of
IA; week One o. the hscks that run between the
v.see and tie landing, being driven up the hil sy
% the lover roads and when the hack had ascend
"a tie bill % ths;h vas come sixty CT ssvesiy feet
spove tns svel II the rsvne the train Of belong
inx % the Ha3son River Railroad sloax End tn
souEd u tie whistle frightened the horses, which
caused thsm 10 make sudden spriEg. and he while
i've breaking At The same tine, the horses d.
ts,hed from the hack snt they =, fell speed %
toe village The haex was lei standing toe deciviy
Ant Immediately eommeEced rolling back when the
driver, snail BOY, Jumped from The box. and ses
% o! ih@ Ehes =ndssvoEed t. prevent h from Turn
ing srCunc cuI rs strength not surcsnt for the
prec tstet th- aide Of the road : TIE bottom
q. the rsvns, making two revolutions IL ia as.csrt
AZ The time Of TIE accident there avs persons
sde Of il Mr. Fsger VINO keeps iognae,y in IN
VILLAGE MS vile and d.as ner aso ger ;snsn named
Bross and soy whose nNrne We cid rot earn. Al o.
those iasids OF the hack severely inj1rS- and
bruised Mss Fisslcr had Der risht Am hrokSn near
tie shoulder joins; End srca Der coaaerusron s,c
~ sht thsi see knew aoihins Of :; ami after sae
tsSsu az AID removed - a house, ts-y we're ab0uI
taking q ee- frcck vh.n the hooe O; asr srn w.s
discovered pro,rucng throEsa the 1ssh- shs "a now
10 very prccsriCzs situation Ine 0thsr .scT r.
csivec severe sp.rsl IL 1y that u n Tor
some trns sitsr~srd hat paralysis would ses n and
terminate her Its bat yesterday more favorable syup
toms appeared, add hOp4 ~ss entsrtxirei II her
covery. The Others we're seTiog,y 5Ei q % thJ1get
not tErserousy irtursd sltho1sh they a. eonhn~d
- their houses Tns road where the seceent occurred
10 very stse2 sod eiscgitoas and dangerous road %
ravsl-esPecsy ., nishi Snsn l, 10 very dark. a. VS.
The when the accident occurred yet the sceeent
might have been entirely avoided hsa tins Ifustees OF
the vilags plsced . ruling On tbs outer edge Of me
road. vses sosi1 b eoss 81 . snail exPsnse
| ,cesris 3 kssairsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20

CELEseATIos Ar PLrsDUTE--The frat day Of
Js1ssry cont vii. BE- 20, alsiesb snniVsrssry u d.
settlement Vi thu itSv. DR.. Kendall az Pssss 81 ths
hrsg CbgEcn Ia this torn, which took place January
IT, 1870 N nis,fy estsnded over 20 loEg per11
IA tbs SANE parish % very unusual Few eCanseEoos
besNesn pss,or and people have been essrscbnrsc by
oofs gsisieTs1 ptsf harmony s1t rood fss.iaS, ssd
gbOz.h tao ge5sr4tls s,Ltensn hss reseh-s ne sss
~ ioar-scOre yssrs, trust that tis misisly msr
To- D. sf from its tsrniastiOo W. gbss1st1nd NAT
tls PDfsh are making srrsog,rIsIts for On sppr,Sn
~ e-ieDFayo u no s.tni Cen tenui~ Aosivsss<Iy
AL that Dr.. HeEdsil has sco~pss1 al inviiscon 70
Dtssen On nat day. Tiers siD Alec be eosI4sa u
N esonios At the ssno.st House Tbs oee1oo VI
doubtless BE- ysrJ Interesting ons, ard 80 prsss9s
eo.rOesed with ihs psr-a sLo no logger rssidcaS
u Plymouth, oil slsey BE- present lOsS Col h,iA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20

2ns. T.L4eNAYH We lean thst ne 81;
brought sscr. ,sas sgo tyshs hor.e ssea s7'.
" Bans Sc.'1o lie s,s bver discontinued y rs
Horss ?srl!
sor dauo,s ts7e 'ess s3.,ss-i . the .s2tr o 80
razor tat Jadgc McI a. st Columbus, o. 80
usis decision Il favor Of OR lily 70 suit lrc1s u
- Auo. k-ntsn, O J. Saith, sc bot ear nora
q the couEsel ths' such ~ 0Jinion a. a.
seRs O. Court Until ITO late 8 oe fsaa =
rs! lt.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
BY refspspa TO 1RE sEw.r0ar Talagss

fmEADsL7.A, Wedae.dsy, d.

FHIiADFTF.Al y FuiT7fVfJ y =
3if. oassiH, Cashier q tfs Mechanics "a \,
ssfun.ton ~ss ROBBED tois 0rning while coming 20
The cty on board Toe John stnve1s, OF sHth ifan.
e,u..ioiog sboui $50 lie thief IL soPP"ie1 70 rave
- II 8, Iscnny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20
WlI.LIANsRrRGH rrRMa

A..ULr WITH IsrEsT 10 KiLL.-Cupu Nil
sr eompsiLsd hoodsy nsruirg before Justice as ghes
Of Wn Year, VIA s0nsetnus since discharged tow.
ag pises - complainant In open ssid The Dad er.
usrins nis arm. and oolirg him 70 call medical sss
,sres prrsn, Issued for arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20
-ss.. "a. YIain.-cicre Murders by .ss
Seachys.

iuv lsdsDradercs Ho.l Commonwealth ~ iae
ga insi s.ys We stop tie yrsss 10 snu0Unrs tie .-
J. Sos heart 'nd.nS intsl gence, brought b * "
q PISTON. ~ao ass lusi arrived from SantA re NJ
Patton Gat c'ner ssnt.s who accompanied au,
a.. Bus sio tunl.rs short fisfspce this see OF
W S. wh. tnioEned them that company trcm ln-e
r21cs.cs h.d -.su murdered The Point # hJcEi
ry ~ Apsckes Iais Intelligence Induced then - 20
tyrn - Vegas but they subsequently, proceeded q
,arr uTasy, and gnsH ,heY al arrived ~ point -
tyesI WaeisiCGe AZ Po.-I OF ocks they discovered
leS: wbst h-d BEEN I'D theu Ess too truethsy found
tie bodies OF sewers person, wncm they recosu r.
alloDs tiis rect those % James " White. WIN ca s.
say tac Benz Bau-mSn OF TIA city II 10 suPplsei
ias: 2Ts NEse sad chad ssEs aiken prisoneTS There
we're eighI k..lad IN Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20
Preach Commercial Report.

tbs commerce Of Parts has been dull Decsns~ u e.
month aetiyo snd expensive bs cues u bs Ia
lsin.bs pTeseris of hs los Jan thai people eeoeoniss
q much &c possible IN Nov.
Bat The large VI orders fos auoa bept M
factories alive Thirty millions worth Of soods fof eA.
poranoD we're, IN fornish@ delivered By the usde %
Psns In jsssy eoehwots, bronsss, porcelain, perm
merry, faTuiture, he
The great dsmsni recently from America for rNfs
goods he Determined the sadlps manu- seuress To ssoA
sgsnts In search OF soods 10 North and tea
They Instructed TO esstsb dAp8 france 10 roasise
hsfs-f stty IN commercial @tssfs esa
la comS-i. -.h ya-i-ss - rv-Fy ws,ssi
Foe uair ~ lh- ffVVllcea b. h0s0 very sfive-
Tbs spsnish tarld giyss xteAi &c sfsedoa. Iih
latal blow 10 smugslirg
Tn. fall In Corn mas ceased and the tsodeuey u 10
slight rise hut tho OF ordes from Easisnd kesps
down pdces
Wins add Sptrin A. m Of Bsscyi 81 ID Jon yesy Low
Coffee. which ihs igh Hale du 81 favre. has
sgsn become very ,tessy A. Bordeaux suli In sr-si
81 ,Dd
sofg the ri,e ~ d ia great demand Of Hsvrs Al
Nussiiies this sulclsis dullor
n aouen goods and ussues .fsirs q nrs tullef
tlt prices heep Up Spring goods sro being purchased
largely. All cheap anic - hays beaD b0ushI gp.
tThsirs The Liron Usds 10 very sctys
A fssth al tho Wool was bought up fOf Paris
siis Wa sgs1 ri.en on tbs report u shot crop "
chios Raw sis, " lleh In Nov LAS. w~ .. ia .adfW
a. 3lf sEa 3H
CokIoo hss bos0 dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20

krNfrCXF CnsaTTTuTfO tJ-YEsffDN.---
yrrs-v-Trr Frankfort CORES pOnd-nt " the L0-grDk
T..aai says 20 slavery question n The CanyenuDn
dscussa1 ossrii- IN" tniuds Vf i'-i--
yr'-s made ~ sHf cannot - changed an1 whom
Dsaga.e gotta the door snd Drocceds b. max sprech
5ol i. Dc e.nnot be- sEupPad, 81 ths otEers can do
- fne .rl@ Trl A. ,hsy can Until - si,s -y~n.
arc sny sJ-ch t5e SUI 40 can nc~ command
attention 90. ~ &. 4 Nllkhr8 hs= proposed yr,yi-
"a - ths ensc. iE.t .s iegiss!ars cignt pzss avs
rgnst f.cs negrOes y 5zn.snuialI trum the St-to
~ .1ls ~ srinas.cf discussion Tx place n Uac.
M-ssrs Hsroia. Rrfs,J~ and Wick 70 took yarL lnr
prey si1a arA..y rejected Ols % Ens sseu IA
L. ;ls reg -. ghicL ado Pts1 !. Ia these ~ords
Iha Genera Ass-usoy stsi ;.,s laws sr-Fiti1- u'a'
.rF f-~s negro ~ r-- 49, hereafter emily a. - %
BEL sEnsrcipstei TO- s1t lsla.l-g 81 cave 80 rA,r
o. h.Ers lea .r.l r-sorr .nd s-tGs ~.h tsis 5.sio
sa. 1- d-raed sull.y Of -.oty G2c cVEclrl u M
PeE.t-al.--Y ,h-ssoL'
Nr GeraIie yfo.o.sd Sscdoc sA9ut7S tEz--' . IN
,lrf st4Css fyr iher - Ihis 40 srsady oa'n
II ,o@n .5iss 70 insg d. ~o-n pgofos.a % tn9
-n Ct r-so.a Ions - Ar. Clarke -nd ~ sitcnea -
vss moi I'd down szdl y e iNss majority. S-I
unto ~ h,eali once ore rsng NJ t.afs~' -n1
oGsrsa section c1ntsiniQg very re3riy 'h9 sane pro
yosl5a i. jsc5ea 81 Ia s7r majority -1-h tAa
..sL Th1s Sas tn same Proposiuon, Il 'l'sss-c.
nagsttrad tour snas gycu the same day Ard |" ways
ty large mai lrtres II IL kss Dot a. mary ives a.
CT - NAY s1rey us cJ1.!deGec dssd Ho~ vale u
-. ysuaiLg u s8s issg form. IL. WlAA2nS moved
substitute - H. embracing rs principle o. We OF
&c hi. siso nes .IEsd u avery .fgs ms ri
ty-st7 - IN. ~ncl- report 90 amended vas 'aHI
sioPtsc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20

srPgrsg CoUsr OF THZ CSiTro -rAIt--
gsssaz1s1a A0rdas, Dc. II i-s q ~. 19cot
E.c u Missouri. CHAzLEs BUSxES, E.q OF As'it
caase.,. ard F!EsAs -orLE Gag u Loaisi@ns' "srs
assa.f Atom 70 ~ Colnss lors u ths Lpsft---'
30 II n Lord. yisinti1 In Error, g. : " ear.
ns c.usa vas submitted - tas eoosds>a1D6 % .ee
Court % tha reco.d snd printed srSsTsnis y n
aaMLrN Tor ths plsn-5 II erTori sd ~ hr BEAD
s-Hr fsr tee defen isnt In errcs---Np - n
pl.iotT 4, error. 20 Ths C1r norsesitn u virginia
IT,. 49, .ss afg1ed 81 Mr. Z c lEs Tor tns 2isia
II II error. - "a 4 AeoaI1s hairs, F-si1n1s %
-rr,r e. e. Sssssy The srsarsni Of las esa.s vss
-onr-pc.S ~ 81. LAEAzsc, for hss plsinuds IN
srror. co.t.nue. by Mr.. EEiSG tOr he ee'sEesnt 70
.-r,r and concluded 81 Nr bAp5El for ,ce p.s1l-s
a srror Adjoor-sd sEri % DOrr0s a. IL O'Clock z
G.osGtA-In toe Legislature Of this 5tA.e 10 =
In ,s,.so TIE foI0rins ossiress nss - Jar been
roruh.sed .rnons must i1r l-ss important al
., IN trod lesd o. ths llk rat . s.ts'lst e,akns
Turf fog ~ Psynert q tie Public D-tG croTidicg
% y he 81 s700oo snz b. annually sss sD4r, f0r
lat pIrDose from any E-o1eYs 10 lie Treasury no,
og.eI ~ss sy9fo2r1sf-1 lac spesiA order u the
1sr n m Seasio ths ssul- Day ths on from
N. HouSe D. r-3es al stin prohibiting tbs 10
tro aeOn OF Saves ao ss Stale Tor purposes II sale
Divers Amendments ave bssn o5sreS-so may, says
he sEssaaAA Es7ssItc1a, Ia., the Dill resembles 10
seyhs eos. for variety. No definite .etioa hss be~a
tsksn zpon H. except 20 vote dOwa motion 70 post
pons Is Incidentally Business 10 Drosrsssas very
iov.y IN both srsneAss Of sa~ Lsgisssus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20

! AID OIL.-5yss sslloas ssp-rs wassf rtsssss
lIL1c OIL FnzsQls -lored snd foT sss w. - - 80 ~
cLs-~gs by GOhAJh n....sSe.-s, .,
w Vss'1ftsS0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20

DRowsED. - Officers Gill aud Black, - the
Flrst Ward. found unknown man IN the ryeg. on
Monday Verdict, found drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-20

SUICIDE - Charles Bowman, OF 2J6i sistoeu'h
g. killed tim,ef ga Monday night, BY tskng large
quantity Of -uisnum. ils lsI siie ADD three ceil'
6rrn The Coroner Jury fstarned verdict oi death
LII. hln.lI 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-08

BROOKLYN CITY Intelligence.

THg GRACE CHuRcH, (BRooKLrS) RonBBRy.-It WAS
discovered ON wednesday last, that this beautiful
church Of which the Rev. Mr. Vinton Is pastor, had
been entered and the pulpit dcspoled Of the splendid
altar cloth which Of black velvet Of the NEST cost
ly material and in the centre Of which a golden
cross. he edges ornamented with embroidery Of
gold and silver. and the tasses Of the same msto
rial his altar cloth was present to the members Of
the church and was therefore the highly valued
on that account The estimated value placed upon the
article IL about $500 The Villains also took pair ~
slippers worth about 81 and cut OF all the clasps the
prayer books In tho church and decamped with their
booty. warrant was Immediately issued for the ar
rect Of the burglars and placed in tho hands Of oocr
MundeH and Folk. Of this city who went Immediately
to New ork and employed officer Stevens Of that city
to assist them who succeeded In tracing She theft
to the proper and arrested three sl New
Y orkcrs, who gave their names rs John Edmonds.
Daniel Collins. and Henry Spencer. They we're mmc-
diatey delivered up to the Brooklyn officers and com
mittcd to the county jail The property has not yet
been but IL supposed clue has been found
which will ultimately lead to the discovery Of the art
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Movements OF Indivld uals.

The collector for San Francisco started on Thurs
day morning last for tho West after having completed
his bonds for 500 600 and closed his
with the treasury department His party consisting
Of about twenty persons connected with tho
service will be escorted by small detachment Of
goons-6fty In numbcr-to the Pacific. Mr. Collier
will In addition TO his duties collector act sub
treasurer. The imperfect organization Of this Office
and the subordinate positions under the law, occa-
stoned by the hasty manner In which 1t was passed
the lat night of the session will render the coco-
ton Of matter Of considerable difficulty un-
I'll efficient police can be established The revenue
cutter Lawrence which Is now ON her way to tho Pa
cfc will be placed nj the dspoeal of the collector to
mid him in enforcing the laws.PhadepAia NJ .qsn.ri-
eau ylJ1ii T.
Tho Hon. Pierre Soule United States Senator from
Louisiana, Is stopping at Dclmonco's Hotel
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We yesterday published synopsis of the Eu-
ropean intelligence brought by the steamship Mia
CARA to Halifax, Nova Scotia, from which place it
was conveyed to this city by horse, steam, and
telegraph express. To-day give little addi-
tional intelligence.
The bill introduced into the Parliament of Eng.
land for the repeal of the navigation laws, passed
TO second reading by majority of fifty-six-an
Indication that it will become law unless il be
arrested in the House of Lords. We have no
doubt, however, that the measure will be passed
by both branches of the Legislature. When we
lead the debates the subject, shall be enabled
TO see on what is based the remark, that if the
Americans do not recprocae, they, the British,
can retaliate.
There Is no especial intelligence from France,
except 1t Is that in consequence of the threatening
appearance of Italian affairs the army of the Alps
was being recruited, and the consequent, fluctua-
ton in the French funds
The commercial part Of the news will be treated
OF in another column. We shall receive our letters
and exchanges this meming. The news in detail
will be given in to-morrow's paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-08
New York, Sunday, April 8, 1s40.
To the Advertising Public.


We beg leave to refer tho advertising business por-
ton of tho community to tho advantages which tho
NeS Ye* Nersld possesses a medium Of advertising
Its circulation is nearly twenty thousand and we
hazard nothing in saying that It is read daily by at
least hundred thousand persons, comprising tho
very class to whom advertisements are addressed. -
Being an Independent paper it is read by men Of all
parties and much indispensable adjunct to tho
parior a. it Is to the merchants counting room In.
decd, Its advantages in this respect are
Wings and democrats patronise newspapers that advo
cate their peculiar political views but in addition
they must have the Herald. Hence tho certainty of
advertisements in sheet being by men of every
political faith The Double Sheet which We publish
every Tuesday morning is without rival as an ad-
vertising organ and expect that the patronage ex
tended to it, will reach point that will Justify
US in Issuing similar paper twice week. and before
very long every day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-08
Mayoralty OF Albany.

ALBANY, April T-P. NJ
Robert T.. Temple has been nominated for Mayor, BY
the barnburncr convention
Mir Watts Sherman has therefore declined the hunk
s nomination, az he only accepted conditonay that
he received the barnburnors' nomination also and
the bunker convention will meet tomorrow again. TO
nominate . candidate In his place.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The general insurance bill waits the signature of the
Governor 10 become y law
A joint committee from tho barnburncr md bunker
sections q the democratic party have held conference
~ 4 LtLlat,d honas Hum for iiayor, Tic has ac-
copied the nom natioA