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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-20

The EssLIsH NAVIGATION LAws-It appear.
from what has TRANSFERRED on the subject Of tho Ne
COLLATION. or understanding between the English
ministry and the American Minister at the Court of
ST. James, that Mr., Bancroft has acted without any
instructions, whatever, from his government, IN
regard to the sboliron Of the English navigation
laws II such ID the case, 1t is Uprobabe that
the new administration will not agree to any
negotiation that has taken place on the subject,
even were they disposed to agree to what Mr.
Bancroft has laid down as the policy which the
United States would pursue, provided England
would abolish her navigation laws. 1t would not
be polite to do 30 for the navigation la VS. will, no
doubt, become part of the general policy of the
new administration, IN connection with tho tariff
and other measures OF Importance, the whole
forming comprehensive system of Legislation.
Such system cannot be matured 10 day, week
or mcnth-indeed, If it b. perfected by the next
meeting OF Congress, it will be well.
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The Postal Arrs nge ment with England.
NKw York, March 10, 1919

EDITOR HERALDi-
AS understood that an arrangement had been
entered into between the United States and Great
ly oblige a constant reader OF your widely clrcu-
lated journal, by informing hun 'why his letter
dire ced TO Ireland, to be forwarded by the Cunard
line of steamers. WAS this day refused to be taken
prepaid, although five cents as INLAND postage
To Boston, were oflere d %
The twenty-four cents were then paid, and the
letter deposited. T..
According to the new postal arrangement with
England, the postage on each letter must be either
wholly prepaid or not paid at all, on this side OF
the Atlantic. The American inland postage alone
cannot be paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-20

Our FoRBIoN CoRRRsporDRNoK.--Our readers
will find in to.day's paper, another letter from our
able correspondent, Marcus, which contains one
OF the best reviews OF the present state Of Europe
that we have seen. 1t should be read by evory
person.
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Transient newspapers (rhst Is, papers not sent from
The onos Of puboation) will hereafter BE- subject in
virtue Of the act approved March 8, 1s49)
to the general newspaper postage rate ony that TO-
any dstanee in the same Stss and one and
a-haf cent for any distance ereeesding one hundred
snies, where the newspaper sent from State to
another. But postage on suoh newspapers II In all
cases to be prepaid heretofore.
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RlOa at LAtulo Falls.

L,rrLx Falls, March II, 1870.
Great riot here this afternoon with Irshnsn Great
exotemen mt, 40. Canal hands, to the number Of 800
AGO. ooleoted around the officers oAs man, having
a pistol, was arrested whom about to nrs.
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CHIoAoo, March 1916 NJ.
The late fresbet at this place has damaged the
warehouses to much extent. The shipping has suE-
tcred oensdsrsby, and the loss In this way greater
fod the reason that several Of the vessls had been
ussd for storing grain, so for want Of other accom-.
media lions
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Markets.

BALrIMoRR, March 10.
There Ia q fair demand for -four with ,aes OF 0Os
bbs Howard street st 81 70. In corn there IL but
nte oong and tho safes co not exoesd 90 bushsis
ut 400 for primr white, ana $50 for yellow Thee Ia
no change la other articles spoken of Ia the markets.
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CIRcuIT CoUEr.-4 y rs 80 80 80 40 al "a a. a.
40, tsa 81 60 " 3D. 81 "a to lo inclusive lo4 to no.
iprUsire
ConMor PLyAs, part 1.1ol 90 5s. IFS, 1876, 1f9 1856
1877 1sl, I43 14b l4f 31l 80, A. Al 6S, IL rs IS S.
30 lla III 12l. I3s 47s, 49, 80 Part 2-bi, l4S 30
"a, 60, "a, 70, lis, LA, lie.
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LorDor, C. W March ~, I74o.
The Emisrant Hospital was burnt last nisht-sup-
poesd to be the work Of n inoendiary. Insured.
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Ia ~srds
March 10 -Hoeisis ps. Hotirn.-- Che Jury In this
cause, rendered the foosipg dot this m or oing:
We, the jury, fna that it In not proved that Mn.
Hoelzie committed adultery bet the drst de-, Of
the month OF January. 1877 and the t0h day of JHaa
cry 1848 We also nd tnst no adultery was ON mit-
ted BY the plaintiff with NJ Bowmaa
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TUE AMERICAN CONSULAR SYsrKM.-We give,
IL to.day's paper, communication addressed to
US by Robert Walsh, Esq, United States Consul
at Paris, IN reference 10 All article which We some-
lime since published IN the H,yaid rejecting on
the imperfect state Of our consular system.
We insert this communication, IN justice to Mr..
Walsh; but in doing we cannot refrain from
saying that Mr.. Walsh has Inexperienced the
intent and object of the article which he conceives
tefscted on HIM. In ths matter to which he refers,
We did not state, or mean TO Sta te nor had we the
remotest ldea OF stating, that Mr.. Walsh demanded
or received more fees in taking care of the
estate of the late Mrs. Vail, than the law al
lowed HIM. The article was one of series which
we had written on the same subject-the neon.
pleteness OF the consular system-and we used the
facts IN the case OF Mrs Valls estate to substan-
tate our assertions and maintain the necessity OF
radical reform. We knew, at the time, that the
Consul's fees were not more than were allowed
by law, and that Mr. Buchanan, the Secretary of
State, and one of the Judges o. the Supreme Court
Of the United States were consulted on the SUBJECT
and justified Mr.. Walsh In what he had done.
We insert the communication, however, and it
will be found In to-day's Herald.
MORE SLIEvBaAmos NRws-The Ty,buns and
other newspapers are publishing, with great
flourish OF trumpets, letters, and extracts of letters
purpoTt'ng to convey highly exciting and interest
ing intelligence from the gold dggings of Calfor.
MA. OF a late date. Now this Is all humbuo for
the fact Is, that there has been no late arrival
from California, and this 'news," which the Tn.
br~e publishes as fresh, is three weeks old. at
l,.h
gsriDg head, is practising gross imposition on
the public. 1t is as much Sllevegamon as a Ger.
tain letter which the same newspaper published on
Irish affairs some time since, and which, perhaps,
il may still remember. 1t would appear now, as If
the same parties were trying the SIlevegamon
dodge IN California news,
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Com mon PIE as.

Before Judge UaIy.
MARCH 19.-Howinpd vs. Greene This cause Was
continued this ming, and not concluded when
the Court adjourned
Before Judge Ulehoeffsr.
Skinner CORNER -- inis cause given to the
jury; they had net agreed when the Court adjourned
Ddutd n. Mitchell rs. John n. Waterhouse - This
was an action on check fer 500; the check Was
Drawn by man named John w. Parker. and given to
d.fendAnt who received ibe MONEY Tor 1t O-fsnos,
mat defendant vac the oerk Of Parker received the
money for him and paid 1t over to him. Adjourned
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United States Senate,

WAsHINoror. March 10, 184o.
The Senate met at noon, Mr. Atchison officiating -
chairman After the transaction Of unim portant
business Mr. Webster moved that the Senate 60 into
executive session which agreed to- and nearly all
the heretofore cent In confirmed Mr.
MoGsugby a. Governor Of the Minnesota rsrritery
rejected "a TO rs; and ono or two others were laid
over. Mr Benton submitted . resolution relative to
the protocol the Mexican treaty and spoke thereon
until after three O'Clock, when the doors opened
and the Senate motion adj 'urped.
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Fire IL Brunswick. NE.

Fire IN Brunswick, NE.
UMriRE OryIcr. PORTLAND. Mel
March 10, o'clock, P, NJ I
Mr.. Humphreys match factory, at Brunswick, was
burnt to-day
Mr.. Ne~oomb, Of North Yarmouth, was crushed be-
tween tive oars and killed this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-20

STEAMSHIP TErNEsshE.-Ws takO pleasure In calling
attention TO the above and mag odoent chip whioh
has just taken her place at Pier No North River.
As she will be ready Tor inspection tns day, ana sail
for SavAp pab Tomorrow, st 4 r NJ va those
who may visit ber will be well repaid for their trouble
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hsn ever arc nov M rcd at this estab aud
su ttem IL tho MANN oeh Lady Wonderful Lee fsmil
e dro,rss OF Great Wostera comic dancing &C. A
Performance ut j. aud IA 2. Adm
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diamond Richesu Gold beos VIII uusurp,s ed In
aus,ility ity gold pen saa poasf
toseber with piet did stock OF Gold bet
ssis By SAVAGE Jua is Wall street Natohss aad
sold pent repaired VI exchN Hed.
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Opening OF niver Navigation.
ALBANY, March 10, 1s4o.
The steamboat from New York arrived yesterday
morning and will leave again to-day At four O'Clock
The ioe from Cosymsn's up IL still very thick.
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tprS soo,e, bss GENTLY trapsmtsd form we ,ss-
pep by Il Society TO liam Prit OF yush,
estimAble varieties Of Frut Trees Grapes tvswbsrv
&c gratui,ou,ly tod that ssn tie
tat thar ooie
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ubcrI will te feusd al
dcsIsbc Tor genisa toe .nsalee,
The Artces are selected with snos I'd qusty and
warranted. q, aaUSOkxS SON.
No lz Broadway. IAtersy ss sna s BrGaasay,
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"THSG CO1ne, HrstsefVeu, II tuS Oruer q
the DAY at Espenche and the ds who sor
I'D wait TIE fer cha 81 ting hold u OF
agDihcent HAts ~kiot he selling for only $3.50 wsrsne
than four dollar ard equal to i've dollar
town Remember l1 Nsssnu street
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Notice to Newspaper Readers.

new York. Tuesday, March 30. 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-20

bc reen by reference TO the advertisement that Mr..
Buckingham viii ieoturs this evening At sos Broad.
Debt. entitled "A Night with tho Heroes OF ireland
in which will bs introduced some national and pat
riotic songs.
APsIMA OersA IN HAvArA.-Tbe night Of Saturday
should, aDo doubtless will. always live ia the reooi
lection Of the prima donua nighest
The Havana puolio During the whole opera she en-.
joyed an uninterrupted series Of appliances Gro .ns
and preseDts among which may DO particu Arfsed =
mas nibc mt crown OF silver with golden and
rich jewslry Of muon weight presumed by Mr. Marti,
the O~ptr Of the tbesue A beHutifni mahogany case
enclosing Of silver, with nm exquisite purse CON
thiLipg one hundred aud twenty small douboons (of
bspoksrcbi.f saboraeIy embroidered with oouo set
and Two Spanish ounces, from Mrs. G dc ls X A
trinBet OF gtst va'ne on pedestal Of sto By Nr
O. Beautiful puree, With elk sunoss OF gold. from
MT a Another, In macy rs:peots similar, from an
unknown terson beautiful wing, With the most
oosty brilbAns, from the ltalisn consul A bracelet
or Chased gold, OF taets and valoe, frOm Mr. L.
bouquet ~ gold and precious stones Of uusu
beauty from Mits fun and costly set OF VERY
from Mr. Mar'ni bouquet 81 silver from Tsdssco.
Fans from others r'co band, with the eclors OF
Spain aud a,insive descriptions presented aud placed
upon her head by BadiAh The crowns preee pt-d
more than ten IN sumber StHanoui wss repeatedly
called out and ~ tho conclusion Of the op-ra t~o
children dresred a. angels, and mona ted upon
which the pima donna was reIuotautiy crowned - Ei
Dto'to d, Ia HAVANA. March 8 The accomplished
lady Ia nov IN tbis city on her ~ay to Londsu
Sepor BITE continues 70 attract orc wdsd houses in
Philadelphia
Mr. Hsokstt has commenced An engagement at the
Walnut street Theatre Pbilsdeiphs.
Dan Marble Is IN Cincinnati.
y cert at ChsrieHton 90 the 18th inst whoa -
spoken Of IN escee~ee by the papers Of that city
Madame Anna B,snop s creating great excite ment
In Cbsrieston.
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ualyldunI snbscriber. from ,ariou, POST
nlI.lnEss noII0As.

..,.. Af,.stv - .,sol.ral hi-Di u oun VITO -
gu euihJszsc hdnnrer % me hsEel 'Iy the Ia.
~ iis.d ~ s,rnnast, srd psn.omimis. Amer voc ~
f,rrrsuces 10 The Lecture Room. W. $50 hm go
,hous 10 II .n7 Mauneits meIubs s "a nv J9v.'
~. sOs- are The s.sfs " The ksTei i1hy 1,.toos
/ p.ver saw hem plays gonoGsy Ia NY h's 's'
G, Barnom's BIZ! for ms afternoon ana e'sD'lh
r,-"V,clrNc AMBiIios Dom o'EsLE~ T'.L', =,
f- .ge,ci Jis Halter, rot hundred niles no" Wv
cal gsns. who cot co1leri win Ihe Legitimate P''I
,,,r.s sttensctsi 10 coin dollars out q ne '"s"
,oil - hs jouraeymeu ~ reducing 'nef ""ss'
nltsuc, hs, found lhs. Of them al ies'' can so
ssso a. himself sac can $50 sAe 'te' "''nS
noi d. she pablo, too. have d''oog''~' n7 -
.o...,ybo ,nrong Esrvs'cHri-'s Store car ss'ny
~ Nsscsu-,t tb-y ssn b-usf Lat lof - 80 m,n W
Ter ia lowe Crcih ivi - -.
~ FoLwElI's FEylE AND Dsrss coArs' from s.1%'
AIM Z l. FOLwLLL, ~ Broadway eofns' OF -
ys,- wM h Brsss Go nsuler. De- 5rosa"sJ' ~ ''.
Yo.k and 10 rs6us.st rGlse- Phls are %" -.
u.slr spnng Aty.e OF OsGueiacns Has Tue -,
i.5.ity wa.cn or Hats haze obtained, rom me" -
beauty and excellence, &c he 5e'! guaranty h'' ii
"a G,r thsir superiority over o.. o,heTs 'Ns' A.
t.ssfFei-vt IL convince ih. mott lcsedliou' "' =.
.core n economy a. well ss u sPPesraoee' 'nsy ''
cheapes, Hi. ,oli, ether 10 hi' oiiy ofe's"'"o
WA n BfEsE 4 co 10 B'osd-r'. sco.
usl2v aud - Ohs'hn'' =.
Yg- The cheapest aod oes' p'sc7 10 n'''' =. ..de,s
go,t, and ,no-,is Il JoSKs's, 10 ADDs n-Sf a..
u,.@um F.f.s quality Of French esh dfs'' 80
.eco,d - - 10 sls Congre'. Boor y . 70 -
goo,. A. 81 So Ffeaeh Ps'ea''
s7.atJoNsss a Ae.-'t ne.r .s- .eu,-e--' d.
n.., eo..rs ~ CoScs,ss O.iTsSs -"AfA"'
-, -, cou,,.sily on hard I'D Ts'e' 70 o'',s
30, I'm a. 70 .. 0si'efs hcm y . "A
g. ,,,,, Sos 10 {. so ALSO. superior LsoF'
Chrarec's shoes, 81 very -" F m5i JeH
70 TED -. t.stJ
-. ty.,t Of .ucc-ss $ fvql-1ty oNlts -. s,,e
~ dem improvements such ~ss - &c
adoption .,sas power which bss Of ste y as - ~
Ne ",- 49,. - Nd. modes OF mSlgscilfl- r.,os-
" ~. mess vii dJsbile,s pfotoce ~y,se
~. ~. mode of doing husiness-s' = ., r.,sgs
W. 40 advertise sxsebs.sry ~ 70 -. ourssi,
.ha. th. couuiry must take The eeo 10 De pr
~ y-,y and which depsnd upon We sgs.n ns, Adtef
= ~ tb- country palmer COusHy NeN'rrrr,,u. ~ o.
p5,g Agency presents q safe ecd con p4o.o A BE-
snnlyirg Press power 10 purtulb OF ''o''
he appointed agent. x..n,I,re
oous.rp,lr.Lf,s MEDcirsD so.r-f%, .-.s ehsg.
oi,r e. frec1les. fOd sor,ss,. yrspar~sN
-. .,sct. A. rom he skin. "sif =, RrDa6sst
~ cDrs.ro 81 WslKer-sL br1 dOoI nS,,,. Cor efs4f
- ~. hal his crlchfslsd f0odrs s,,ny aps snt
csrog ,uo@rfuous hair, Liquid NJ k,. Or hs corPs
chess. deep csrns,ion ungr L'n "'snstT- Pomsce ~
,nn Hair Dy- Bose's iiair ho's' 30, L1tiat ~
'Sss.i-nty yslOg sfs lpiisi - ,.n-, ~ Nss
,es1i, ss,seeofs 1esd Ha5 pI'' AS'"@' Ap
Ina !osst gossOs
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ssw-YoRK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .- ALBANY, Monday April
p,rnoAD thoM SARATOGA AND WASHINGTON TO
PLATTsBUBG.
Mr. KING reported iayoraby 90 the bal for a
railroad from Saratoga and Washington . Plstis5srg
GAS LAMP rosTs &C FoB BROokLIN.
MIR WHALLoN reported complete the blll author
Sing The Common Council Of Brooklyn ~ erect !smP-
posts and other hxrurcs for Fas lights
OPENING oF NAVY HaooKL.N
Nj BoAEE reported iasorabiy on the bill IN Ia
yor OF opening NNy-st BroosDn
CANAL APPROPRIATION BILLS.
The Committee Al the Whole took up the Ca
usl Appropriation bills and have the same under con
sidef.t0n al the cl So Of tais dispatch
NJ Introduced resolution mixing an
appropriation % the Ere Csnai enlsrgc
4 Committee of Conference was appointed on
the b amending section 1873 OF The coce q procedure
also reeazlng the Attorney Genera; also verifying
pesdinss
Mr.. - submitted several bills IN IA
vor Of making appropriations for ihe Black River ca
pai r.aypropriaIing money for the Genesee Valley
Canal 10 favor Of sppropnsting money Tor the owe
40 Cana Ia favor OF making appropriations for the
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From Wasbington-Appoini &c.
WASHINGTON, Monday. Aprl. =.

GOVERNOR FOR Minnesota
ALEXANDER RAMSEY, ex Member OF Congress
from Penn.y wanna and not Isaac Ranaa) has been
appointed Governor Of the Minnesota Territory GOV.
| PENNINGTON of n J. hsvin, declined
PSF OFFICE AGENT ~ CALIFORNIA
Rev. ROBERT T p. ALLEN Of Ky. graduate Of
West Point Academy and recently Professor Of M'the
mates and civil Engineering in Transy!yania unigcr
yersiy has been appointed Post Office Agent in Cali
iornia vice VIM. Van VOORHEES,, removed
NAVY AGENT FOR sAN FRANCISCO.
EARL WILSON OF Missouri has received the ap-
po.n,leui OF Navy Agen, Tor san Francisco.
MILITARY STORE KEEPER Al GALyEsToN
Captain PAYNE OF Texas has been appointed
Military store Keeper al Galveston.
CHARGE DE- ArFAIREs 70 CUATAMALA.
Wai SQUlREs, recently Il large contractor Of In
dian Antquite, to The smithsonian Institution, has
ceved the appointment OF charge De Af4res to Guata
nals. vice l. j.h liiso OF kentucky,
we pf-u1~ dire ta' b. g. s.ciss author ol tie
Ao.ea NJ au-a,. of,- '.-- qp valley, 0ar Of noa. '-
n published 05 sn,soaa Ia-a,u'or h'- teen sPr,4'-i
Cbsr.e io Guatemala h-T+
MEAIoAN cLANs-Nb. EVANS.
Hon. GEORGE LyANs 90 Maine has had inter
view with the Presdcu' bot be mas not yet accepted
toe Commssionofsbip the Mexican Claims, and ii IS
s,mo,, hat doubtful whelhsr be does.
T.. $. MARSHAL foR NEW IERsEY
It IS understood that SHERMAN has been
appointed L Marshal for New Jersey also lnas Mr.
STUDS has been superseded in the state Department
by Mr. BUTLER
Mr. MEREDITH, the Secretary Of the Treasury,
returned from Philadelphia this morning
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G.ne.ea valley Cans relative "a the csyus- shn oen
.ca Cans {, Ierathen the locks u the trie ans ~
alive e. the debt dye July lelsve to me 70. "',
tenanre of tne Caoai reayyr. priAtn. money 'o' "a
Bi-.t l..s.r tan-i art Of.Id. lLfr- i' '''' '' ''
lock u the Crooked Lake Canal.
ALMs HOUSE, BILL
Tie senate sent message - me 'oNe'n", :,
a.k!n. bran % return TIE Ain' Hou-' OH. Ins D..'
w.. received ani referred D. The judiciary Committed.
RTLlEF of wn rrnNhR r
Mr. TANBLl> reported tnr bri i"f '"' '','' ~
W. TUNE which Was rti.rrtl-io De reported com
p.,.e.
VOTE ~ THANKS
The resolution o. thanks 10 the Lr-i' al"io ~
the Commissioners " Practice. Hessfs LooH- IRA
JAM nnd FIELD Wis concIrl,d in.
isDEuTEDNrss oF VILLAGES
Mr CLtRk resolution relative % ''! "'' VI
lage lnde b,sdn-s- aas sdDyud
AEFEarEs F.a ~EW-YohK 90.
Tho Committee 90 t.r Whole TOOK up inc "''
suyointiuz referees for Ncw York AIer ssine debate
a.. bill was reported 10 tas senate.
The Senate then. Gu notion. loon ''''s
on Z, a..eno.ng. there being 70 quorum present ~
afternoon sessi1n VS. held.
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Aa6in- calculation upon tie comparison OBJ
these various claims, We iilI that the increase j.
.pwa-d o. 90 per cent Beside this. under tire
Code go were allowed to either par'y for every
circuit Or Term at " ich causa was necessarily
CA tie Calendar aad LOT reached or postponed
eNc.udiuythat at wh.c' twas t1ed or heard but
by the -euates alteration, that gum 10 10 tie al
lowed ID the cause IS postponed AID ne" SUB
division las been added by which $40 ere award
ed for attendance at circuit or terra prepared 10
try or argue. where the trial Or areuiac II is pre-
vented by settlement default, dsconi!rnaacc "r
ii, elect 30 try or argue. The aouort! oi 'his
Court. also, 20 allow per ceutage cn iherecoFery
or claim Is csteuded 50 20 cover actions ~ whch
a warrant OF attachment has been ssGed' or Tor
the construction OF a viii Or other inst'anent IN
writiur. aud ia proceedings g compel the deter
m nation Of claims to real property Father toe
Commissions by their sec. goo allowed no costs on
4 motion: the Senate asst year changed 1t So g
10 1--WE costs 10 tine resisting party, and tins year
they have cxten1cl tie allowance to all cases 50
that tie old premium is offered tor yexan GUS aud
frivolous motions
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The New-YOrk Tribunc
FOR EUROPE


The Edition OF The Neo-lDrk I'r'6anc for Eu-
roee. made up for the mails by the Canada, from
this port To-Morow. Will be found TO contain a
complete digest Of all the late local and political
news; the latest intelligence from Mexico, Cali
fornia. &c Editorials on all subjects Of present
interest. and an account OF American affairs since
the sailing of the last steamer, IN the English,
French and German languages. Persons desiring
to send TO their friends in Europe, will find this
shee, ali that can be desired in the way Of com
plete and accurate news.
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BALriMJRE, MONDAY, ApfI
The Southern mai has arrived, but coltalns no
news Of Importance The market for FLOUR IL steady
but DO, active Sscs OF 500 bbIs Howard St at - ~
CITY Mills IS quoted at : 6-4 small sales u 4Time
Red WHEAT Al =. Ia CoRN there Is lul AtIe move
meni Prime White Il quoted 81 lie do. Yellow - a
3D.. sales OF WHISKY ~ @jc There - moderate
business doing in Mess roAK At $40 10 DO. BSEF 81
Sf3s7s sales oi LARD ~ barrels - ~ in kegs at
IT, FIGS are ceiling - ,lc. SUGARS The irsde are
buying spshne'y market yielding cosfEE snd Mo-
lAssys wiih.u. chance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03
~ Faascrs b. CUTTING was last esemi

~ FRAscIs Is. CUTTING was last evening
nominated for Mayor at Tammany Hall He IS
Hunker OF the ultra stamp and bis nomination M
ports that the appetite for revenge sss yet strong
er among the Cassocracy Of our City than even
their appetite for spoils. Mr.. Wan Schack at one
time came very near ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rive
votes, we understand. On the final vote Cutting
received 90 votes ami Nar Schaick 23. II Mr.
Cutting stands Aid. Woodrun must distance
both his competitors. Should Mr. g. decl'ne' we
suspect the immense lobby inhsence VIII next
time secure Mr.. Van Schaick's nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03
Connecticut Election.

We have bad news from the ncIshSorhooi ~
Hartford vhere the popularity OF Col. Tnos. Il.
Seymour. the Loco Foco candidate tor Governor
has done considerable mischief The rcsu. Tor
Congress in that Dstric is doubtful
Partial returns from Fairfield County assure Us
Of the election to Congress of THOMAS B. BurLER,
Wing from that District.
P. s.-By reference % our latest Dispatches It
will be seen that CHAPMAN and ROCKWELL,
Wings. in the LIST aud Hid Congressional Dis
,ricts are probably defeated, and that the result
in the State for Governor and Legislature Is
deubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy NAIL

y Senator FoprE u a Carl published in th..
N8forri Isfsn'gencr making some correction. In ~.
report Of his SPEECH delivered IN The night Of the 81 of
March casually remark. that be IS au,horzed L. .a,
that bad ihe -sLs.o psIsed ,he C'ii snd Diplomatic
Appropriation b WIKI tie House amendment. lor-,n
izng California Fee Territory. the said Agpropr.
alton b would have been o.' As P,,na,pt P.is bal
ebeady pDi pr,plrfa he Jsto 10 auto ya.yn . such
a result
!-S' The Pas4en. las officially rcroguz q
u. " hvrH'iASN VICE Consul. Of Aus,r, a, Charles
ten 9s To, s.S.e Of south Carolina