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New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

~ For hose who are prepared for customers fom Cd
oirin Counties and states brought Lher BY aesnoss
ralfo.cs nc low the time them u can bc eote
conveniently and safely through The agency OF v r
sEs, who 10 empowered by The propretors of The ne
widely circulated papers Of The hole region whsnce ~
ion desired 10 receive snd receipt for sdvefusems.
and subscriptions Beside choice he papers oesi ss
practical Information al the Agency and sdops ads'ss
system Of advertising.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

DrYRAUDISe EsIGRASrs-Oncer Van Nos
trand Of the Lower Police Court yesterday arrested
three persons named Dooyer, spsnn and Hoffman for
wsrding agents whose place Of business 10 At No llf
Green vich st on q charge Of having defrsuded Aren,
Gus and bis wife ou, Of s3s. IL appears that the com
n.n.nt. arrived In this country short time since from
csrmspv with the intention Of proceeding 10 the resi-
deucs Of a relative In Pineorook or boundoroox. J.
and for the purpose Of obtaining Information 10 the
routs theT should take spilled 10 the accused and
,howed hem letter from the sister OF Gus containing
directions for fading the place in question The &C
cued loo ked upon the msp and SAID that there wss no
INCH scs upon the map, but they believed 70 Dc near
R,vio Thsv then obtained from Gus s3s for passage
for himself and wife 20 Buffalo and gave him letter
10 o,e Van Buskirk in Albany. Upon STRIVING 10 A.
bary Gus discovered that he Was soirs IN ne wrons d
recion, sui returned re called upon the accused shd
requested them 10 refund the money snd upon TIER
refusal q 90 they taken into custody and com
PEELED TO giys up their llgorep gain.
ISsuE.r.-An inquest wss held yesterday At
the Aims House yard, upon the body OF al unknown
man about . years Of age, who found drowned in
the North River a, the foot Of Twenty ninth't The
deceased had on dark brown overcoA,, black double
breasted vest black cloth pantsoons striped under
shirt and cotton shirt, with psited bosom Nerdie'
OF the jury found drowned.
QuicK WRIrrSG.-The y. Y. City Phonogra-
graphic Society will give public exhibition Of the pro
icency of iis members tomorrow evening q, the Col
iseum. see advertisement.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
WARD MEErINGs.-The Loco FOcos held their
Primary Ward meetings last night and elected Dele
gates the Msyorslly Convention which convenes on
Thursday night.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A meeting of the
friends of temperance held las, night a, the Brook
lyn Institute and an address delivered BY j. B. Brown
Esq.
REMOVAL or THE CoROSERs OFFicE.-The Of
dee of Dr Ball the respected Coroner Of this city has
been removed TO the buildings known as Reynold
Buildings, Ne. 209 FVltonst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

Tax U. 8. NAIL STEAMSHIP ORreos.-The pro-
prssors Of this steamship have received s'lesraphie
dispatch from New orleans. conveying the Information
shas shs was st Psnsma on the 2sth Feb. AZ an in
stance Of the sstonishing rspdisy with which inselI
renee y transmitted on the Southern lines, 1t may be
,sns,oasd that this dispatch only da,' on its
vsy fton New Orsana The Oregon lefs Nsw.York
Dec ., md vas accordingly q days IN reschins Psns
ua Including stoppssss. From Rio Jsasiro, which
p,sss shs isii Jaa. Q, ~ hss bssa 80 dsya
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

ksecEtrsBs J1-sI Css- ioi N,- sr--s. 80. s,,,.
- .ail s,sc ot ~ kab 80 Ar
80 20 orrsf Sanorf 80 sfsrle .srrn $40 Il.
q 90 srs1gs 2frio- $50 oisstFrrg sssi-
80 Do t c0ru-f of Nastfih - SO "
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-, -t., - sfIri1rr s1'QJ siri 49, terst ~
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80 s.N t, fio1rf nu EtrIAl
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

TIE WORLD AS 1T MoyEs.-We would call at
tention to the advertisement of this Weekly Magazine
We have often spoken of its merit. 1t has now COM
menced repubishing tina, most interesting and valuable
work, CHAMBERs's EDINBURGH JOURNAL, which com.
msnds In Europe, circulation Of 10000 copies
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
Court Caiendnr...Tris DAY.

Calrlr Corsr.-sau- a. yesterday.
C1SscS rLssP.rt lso. 0i, 81 i3, li 49, l' lfi l"l
u.s. Ie 6T io1 7i. To- I1s Part lro- rs, a.. So ~ iis
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
Vera Cruz and ,iazatian Route to California

y ~ FlHlTT y Itf ITi7Hrf|
Grsrlrxss T.. oTmg .sr hss b-.a hart-t % 70. ~ VI
Jsme, Beams Of - ws.hF;oast thr City, sa. b. ha7ng
'sy andy placed ny ssposs -oud -stser rar'-liu
favor you Fou oss By pab .Lng your l-y -l'ss
iourn.L WILLIAM GEORGE STEWART.
N.,r Is-t Msrrh % 90 v. Clss.- lr VIZ
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fiNk X AND NtAL-lhs - 80.
scts- rhs bone i-na1i consrsse Do ft.. .pc.. II
tie Iaer W choss hr,rts fur- G-r~s-- fin, M :,
ls~ az cf 500 hts Csnsssn rst- IS -
ihsr- ls', also t--e $40 tts Nss nf-tr rs.i, a.
prrat- NJ oat fargag r - is o >, l-S Cons - !.
- ba.s have llt at - af R.hnrrt H.
G-os-'ura 4 a M-z. - arth-r s.. -,
tes a. e3 - or J-Fsef, are So ths h.a sscat
re folr .3Gl l,i!. . M sa-s f1l Or 3 iN .h.
GkAlN-Nheat ~tls-tng au. .-d cstsrtos ,src-. A.,
ot-lrs oaor ii.G &c. iri Gs-ssr i1 shat i-ia, CO
geod iHguy. ani ftr mss.f irn th- ssi 49,,
bush o., ~ r l1'eraf, A. sast HH~ ssrl- \.
cf dst Yellow, ard ID nr r'unf Nene H. paassrs rr
rsrs, Barley bed oats hear ai3fa Nor.,
PROVISIONS msrs-f rather tu r rHrk .s.s
Fume sni lO - ior M-s-. ~rh Lao -.
Frm- Me- fu4 AZ 10 'n A-sr u f |ts Nrs.
rrir,~ aahts rr-voa. PRIME N-ss is - -
rh- uarket sthoat chsre- of lars ot &c 80
PRIME psys sac. ao ~ - snt htls r. hsi Ass.
ono Gsase nss- a. CT h-ss 49, rh0ui ess1r-
>a- an ~ aaA~ Zoe sbolrus ani al f Ham So
lli On Bower srt Chse iier- o nofsr-r OF oi,,.
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ruaath, stssp0s3 Fss gast
TONACCO-Sa-. 50 oss tuhs az lt me-. part & o4i 81
mars-t. u h-utlckN fh- inafsst - quot
RONE sa'~ OF 0'n y North mai@ a. 1ic ss,.
ara sou 90 A. ~ ac ior h'us
OltsAre quiet La.sei aonasy .y. bat os,r-i s.,s o.
Iron -Ps bid ssi. cob
lEAD->sI-s i.NlO pA, 40 s't cssh. ehrh better
NAVAL sfORks sac. io,' hbh ,ornaa Rosn Az ho.
vessel snr io hts rpffs iurp-rius 40 ir srt cash.
LIME ss-- IN hb'. fast-ruN ei. ts.h
nRiG,-N@ unie sales o. ta--s Nanns % usnsh
HAY 4 cargo of staten bland .ot a. to. e cet
hofs-A ss.~ of ln ha'ss eooi srf- sfqN -
ohot hkik>~ sai Nns.-e. tl-r-
sni tho rsse t-ats ss- 80 hhi. rofo Roo sre,f
'c sr N 90 Nfs ore.u.s .oAh Ahout en- hhis "a
ges, Oh .i u~s Cuta M1is..es of OBJ ffrst- t-frs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
Individual Subscribers from various Post.
NosD.T. March q, and Tu.so,Y. March %.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

" Grand Gala Day al The Museum AID crowd o' NE
hs- fols released for few hours from The scboeo y
WIZ be- there 10 epJoy the entertainments vboh this .hsr
nOon have been provided for b." Lsystef Lee sD1 r
talented troupe, whom should fiji to Cfess
western, 10 the mos amusing piec. be ever psysd AKA
me Mammoth LsdJ, are only few OF iho altrscuons
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

CoSKEcrIccr.-We have already announced
that the Free scers Of the lid Congressional District
Of Cosnscsicut have nominated Ex-Governor Cleve-
land, who ives Case candidate for Eector last Fall
aad b now the Loco Foco candidate for Congress-
yonashan Simmer, ESQ. aieadios Free son man, hss
pubiishsd In the Ner~seA Coxrir q long address in
which he lays bare the corruption and intrigue which
led 10 this nomination The leaders addressed letter
20 Cleveland to which he returned sa,isisctory an
swsr = but tasy rtfssed to rrus 10 M RoosSsA tss
Hzis essaida.s. IL was q regular bargain and sale
The Lseorocos nominated the Free Soil Senator and
this We repaid BY the nomination OF Cleveland We
Ioat believe the good ssnse Of the people OF The id
District viii ratify this nominations.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

~ William Lloyd Garrison has informed
Henry Clay that he is dissatisfied with his late letter
Emancipation
Mr. Clsys letter also dspesses Mr.. Calhoun aud
that extensive party which considers Itself bound to
sneeze when the great South Csrolinian takes snuff
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

vrRorxA-Capt SAMUEL WATTS has accepted
the whis nomination for Congress In the l'' District
Gee John D. MiIlson Is the Loco nominee
Dr. Francis Mallory s proposed for Congress In tne
vim pssrict, now Represented BY Gen Bsyly. T. r.
Pits having declined after previously accepting the
scsisation assigning reason for bis eourse the ais
seusiops and d;visions in the ranks of the Whigs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
PACKAGE PRICES AT RET.

~ Aehoee and elegant assortment OF French and Eae'
lab Cravs,s, Jass received aud for sale by
mis- sl-od LEARYs& CO. 3, sod Asiof Hoose
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

CoAL.-Just received, Rel Ash, Eeg, Stove sod Ma
Gal. Selling Ct reduced prices. J. p. OSTROk,
mlf IT, Yard cor rsnlh-sv and Tweoly. siItsL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

Posi- OFFIcEs ~ MARTLANb-Iue IoIo" ID "1"
Post Othces sre established and appointments ir see
Rok Greek son-r.- NsrJ sat Dam Nta.I.s fos'-'
zaa. c>cl CO Mav Is-a. Jess Omit foti---s. =,
APPOINTMENT 81 rHE PosrNAsTER IKNEHA.
ROBERT K. ROBERTSON. Postmaster Csnofltse, DoI'
che,ter Co Nsrvisnd rie, Z A. MARSHALL resigned.
The Ete Of the Poe; Ofice al Principle, Ceen co,
Maryland. has been changed TO College Green snd
BENJAMIN ?. KIAK appointed Postmaster. Nat INT
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
VERA CHUz, Mexico, Feb. ., ia

\ ERA IEJl, heNicoi req p l-te.
DEAR JAMES We arrived here, all well yes
terisy, g, o'clock, and landed &, P ~ The partcu-
lars Of voyage will write from the City ofNsxico,
TO which place 60 by wagons and shall be able to
get mules and borses the road for about half Of
the price asked here We had trouble a. all AZ the
Custom House they did not even open our trunks.
They gave permission to carry our arms and also
license TO shoot game the route. The weather is
very warm. The city is the cesnest place have ever
seen; the streets told, swept daily all the
sidewalks cemented the city is very healthy an
the water very good. The Mexican people have re-
ceved and treated very well much better thsn we
ever expected Our company consists Of forty chosen
from among the other passengers, and we style our
selves " The Pacific Rangers, ! am their leader and
Fred Ia President shsll leave here 10 morrow
at 10 o'clock Board here costs el per day. We are
assured By the American residents and also By the
American Consul that there is danger whatever to
be apprehended from robbers through the whole route
and parties pass through In pgrfeci safety
am fully occupied with arrangements in getting the
party OIL and, In my xt will give you full account
Of all that happens on the Journey.
Your efectiOnste brother. HENRY NJ. BEARNs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

Ma4sre I,tcr-e'. B-n>fiop-rs H0u.- as.r Pac--s "
Ysrt-- HI. Conc Lscfars-si-yv-ssa; lnsrf.e---FM
Yoa-x 8act.ors' A..-rhy-Arolc saloon, hroal~ay
l~rps-er. Ballad Sore Tahsrnaci--ef v
Dr Coiy.r. N>snerc Lsrtzr--N Niuio- ha-ISfN
M--ory-Cllrch. cr h4l.ton az ialnf y 2 "
Ctr,.tsn Un,a.--Nr HEu-ii'. Chlrch. Brucm- s-f-7
CtrisfsnirV f1ft-sy tryst-st Crgr-ssfl1t {. hT
Es-r Hsuss "a sscrrt Air-1t-ss srta nr-1u--l1 ? y
No1. Aan-a. Ntsc-N Rooms, sc BrcatNty-l1 m
l--s-s.sa t-r Hrnsrsv, cor h-ss- q ~ s e.lnl
An-rcan A. U1rRrusfEag. Brucu-sf-Dy ar .e-ug
Pancrsra o. H1t.on Rrer-Erost~ky N2serst-- Y u
Chr-ty. Z. .-f-unra.-' hs. 80 hrlsd-,y-Hf =
c. Nus-1ms1 Brustrsy, -str sqraS- Pay s1d s.-
An-nraa Crc-.-A lsnrs Br1stray r-ar Irnce ST. IN
Blr-n.r. Th-sfar-Chsmtsrs =. krlat-N-f r "
E-os4-r Tbeafsf-Brossray eFre1 Pear al Aniao1J
Azsrc,z su..an-Brois-,y cor aas ,t-Dsy aad s-'1nt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
+. HENRY NJ. BEARSs.

JAMAICA TR0UBLEs--A letter from Kingston,
In the Courier dc Flats Uais gives full description OF
the late troubles in that Island spoken Of In the Ber
muds correspondence Of Tho Tribune. The Assembly
passed bill making reductions Of TO- 20 and 80 per
cent in the salaries Of the Government officers, who
paid the following enormous rates $4,000 per
snnum to a Governor; $4,000 TO Chief Justice
$1,000 each 70 t~o Assistant Justices, 5000
each to els Judges OF Assze Chanccofs l2jO0..
Receiving General $1,000 a Controller $4,000
Inspector General Of Police s3OOO beside a
Legislative Council Of twelve members, with salaries
amounting To- $4,000. The Council has vetoed this
bill giving for that the Offices being held for
lie their salaries cannot be changed.
By wsy Of repnssl the Assembly In voting the reve
nue. bill the income from which l. usually applied 10
the payment Of salaries has added resolution that
for this year the income shall be employed only In
maintaining the public Institutions such a. nos
pitals sc How The oficisls are to be paid remains
a question.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

ANorHsR STEAMBOAT FOR CHAGREs.-Messis.
byeIy SOU have commenced ssmsl steamboat for
the Messrs AsPinval, which 10 intended to ply upon
the river Chsgres between the town Al rs mouth and
cruces her dimensions 10 be 4 feet long i feet
beam. and feet hold For the convenience Of being
transported on shPbosrd to the of her future
usefulness she - 10 be constructed In two parts % a.
10 divide leng;h-ays-hsr keel, stern and stern
post being separ.;ed In the center thai they be
boiled securely together and form ascrviceaoe ste am
boat 10 carry passengers bound California eta Pans
ma IL calculated 10 carry the hull N the two po.
nons on Tue DECK OF ship either side the riass
sac Is 10 be propelled By paddle wheel similar
10 the boats that ply on tue river schuylsn
lPhilsdephia Ledger.
" The River IS some three feet above its
usus h.shth The Ice does 10, extend more than half
across the River opposite the city I, viii be al In
day or twoi and We shsl look for oosts here this
week We uocerstsnt the Empire IL al prepared TO
resume her trips The Troy will be In order in the
course Of two or three weeks She is being furnished
with new boilers and other improvements
Troy Budget 10Th
FIRE.-The stors-house{ofH r. Stoweli & Son, in
Manchester Pa with iis contents, was burned on the
lst Inst The loss h estimated ., from 10 tl4 0o
Insurance tAooo
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

IT. Rev. DR.. MAGIE OF Elizabethtown, n. j
declines the appointment as one Of the Secretaries
the American Board Of Foreign Missions.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

r. We regret to hear that Tuenis Van Brunt,
Esq while stepping into bis carriage at bis residence In
Jamaica, slipped and falling heavily broke his leg
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

The TESsEsEsE-This fine new Steamer was
yesterday visited at her pier in the North River By q
number Of citizens She sails to-day Tor Savannah.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

The EeuISocrIAI.-Aiter four days OF mild
breezes and clear skies tie wind and clouds have st
Jas, succeeded in getting up the EGuinoctsl, ies'er'
day morning an ounous ring around the portended
the coming of the storm all afternoon the Wind was
very hish and the streets were filed with crowds Of
nne dust the Corporation mud pies were slightly
les.ered BY the process snd toward evening the rain
began to fall In good earnest We shall no doubt en-
joy the rain for day two, and with i the depth Of
mud for which this City has now become celebrated.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21


Jamaica, slipped aud falling heavily broke his leg.
THE AERIAL LOCOMOTIVE SrARTED.-An exhi-
b,on Of the model Of Porter Rob ohm Aerial Loco
motive made yesterday afternoon n the Exchange
and was perfectly successful. The dost or spindle
shaped balloon made Of gold.beaters skin was about
10 feet long to which suspended engine In
miniature welghing-hrs. water, and air complete
about or pounds Notwithstanding It's diminutve
size the engns turned the light paddle wheels Of the
chine with ease and kept n motion long the
lasted. The rudder set 10 y the balloon In a cir
Gle. II started from the door ol the Ro
iunds and went up steadily propelled By the engine
in a regular syrsion 10 the roof-making two iul cir
clcs on It's way Here. weigh, having been attached
It descended IN spiral following the se Oi the rudter
and landed safely This experiment vas repeated a
second tifno with Ike result, and SD far ying 10
quc. atmosphere goes, the locomotive may be cOnsd
cred fully successful IL remains q bo whether
large machine, similarly constructed would safely re-
sist the violeat commorous OF the open air. There
large humber Of persons present yesterday, who
testified oy hearty sPPsuse. their opinion Of the *
hibtoD.
News FOR TIE LADIEs.-fhe usual Spring
openings for bounets and other dainty sessonsbe
embellishments for .sdies about take place
We have been permt;c examine the styles,
which very swec, --.d becoming sli,ss small
and ess darinz than the Winter bat and considera
bly, more fascinating. Among the fashionable establish
meuts about 10 be thrown open. Of the extsn
size, In the Partisan well domestic department. Is
that Of Mrs E-McLesn, No. J75 Broadway.
DEAIH TO NERNIS The subtle arts OF cnemls
try have been brought E rsquisiuon BY Mr.. z. Lyon,
i20 Broadway, in the preparation Of bis celebrated
Magnetic Powders for the destruction Of bed bugs,
moths, cockroaehes, fes ants &C. They will also ef
feetuAly remove the most destructive insects from
plants and shrubbery making them invaluable TO aosts
and horculturss His pills for the destruction Of rata
and mice are eqaay efhcscious aud confidently re
commend them 10 our resders-ther merits having been
Voluntarily acknowledged By the most eminent physi
clans In the City The American Institute have also
awarded to the proprietor the highest premium FOR his
important discoveries.
SERIOUS AooIDEST.-Two persons named Sam
Vel Bradley and Charles ode were yesterday taken
into custody By ofacer Rocknitz on charge Of Great
Ing disturbance ard throwing pieces Of stones some
OF which struck Mrs Mary CODE OF No. a Wille,st
and Injured her severely at the same time another
stone struck Ter child and injured it 20 severely thar
feared that is eannss Ave Ths accused were locked
up 10 await he issue.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

HF''IVF
The Senate will not probably adjourn tn
week. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

REMOVAL or THE CoROSER's OFFicE.-The Of
dee of Dr Ball the respected Coroner OF this city has
been removed to the buildings known as Reynold
Buildings, Ne. 209 Fulton st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

TENrERANcE MEETING.-A meeting of the
friends Of temperance held last night q, the Brook
lyn Institute, and an address delivered by j. B. Brown
l.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

F Hon. RoBsRr c. WlSTHRoF arrived n
this City yesterday from Ws,hlng,on and Is stopping
at the Irving House. He hiss been detained several
days at Washington settling his with the res
slry as Speaker Of the last Congress. The dulles OF
that difficult, and honorable Office he discharged with
signal success and sbiliiy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
RROOEIYN AFFAIRS

WARD MEErISGs.-The Loco-Focos held their
Primary Ward meetings last nsht and elected Dele
gates the Msyorsliy Convention, which conyenes on
Thursdsv night
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

Quick WRirrSG.-The y. Y. City Phonosra-
graphic Society will give public exhibition Of the pro
fciency Of iis members tomorrow evening At The Col
iseum. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

Annexed we give the whereabout Of some of
American steamships which are shost, as We fre-
quenty have inquiries made of in relation to them.
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The ex-organ is still growing over re-
movals from Office; and this, too, after the
avowal it has made that il is dishonorable
in Locofoco ice-holder to commune
cate any information to the public press
exposing public manifestations and abuses.
II is point of honor with them to conceal
and cover up those iniquities; and yet, for
sooth, it is breach of principle in the
Who's to remove them, and appoint men
in their places who can communicate facts
which it concerns the people to know,
without any impeachment Of their integ-
rity. And these are the men, too, who
proclaim that the PRESIDENT is respon-
sible for the men whom he retains as well
as the men whom he appoints. Surely
the force of impudence can no farther 60
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The Star that never sets, all Halt
A CInRIOUS VICTORY!


We present below returns from seventy iye
towns in Vermont, received last night. They tell
tale that will gladden. the heart OF every wing
from Maine To California Locotocoism and polti-
cal abolitonism had shaken hands in scramble Tor
power. They thought it already within their grasp
Could they but carry Vermont-the never failing,
glorious, Wing vermont-they would have shouted
for JOY and proclaimed il victory over the Adj
ministration of General Taylor. But the freemen
OF Vermont, who, since the days OF Ethan Allen,
never faltered in good cause, failed 10 do their
duty, have arisen in their might, and with one blow
of their huge paw" they have laid the coalition
PROSTATE. The horse and the rider they have over
thrown They have redeemed the capital OF the
State, and Montpelier, for the first time in eighteen
years, will be represented by Wing, (see the let
ter of our correspondent) The net Wing gain in
seventy five towns is 3,258.
Mr. Meacham is elected TO Congress in the Sd
district by about 1000 majority!
The legislature is largely Wing.
We have returns of the election of 80 Wings, 81
Van Burenites, II Hunker Locos, and towns no
choice; showing clear majority in the house thus
far of Al Wings The senate will be largely Wing.
There are about 240 towns in the State. The ma
jority last year against the Wing Governor was
1896. In rs towns he has gained 3,26s. In every
town, with very few exceptions, the Wings have
gained. We have doubt that the Governor Is
elected by the people, by at least 900 majority.
Vermont sends greeting to the Wings OF the Attn
district in this State, to do their duty on Monday
next
Here are the returns:
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paragraph has been extensively cir
culated, the purport of which is, that az
ter a survey Of the hull Of the United
States steam-frigate Princeton, IT had been
determined to rebuild her, at an expense
of sixty-eight thousand doll airs. This,
however, is not the case. A survey was
held, and the report was, that the above
sum would be required TO put her into
complete order. This report was not ap.
proved, and second examination was or
dered, which was made during the week
ending with the eighth instant, at the
Charestown navy yard. This fine frigate
has done immense service in the gulf, and
on her late cruise in the Mediterranean,
and it is to be hoped that she will be found
worthy Of repair, and at less amount
than the first estimated cost.
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avoidable circumstances, to disappoint any
portion of them.
He is now at home, and in a little while
the sufferings he has endured during his
tour will be forgotten; whilst the recol-
lection of the enthusiasm, the considera-
ton, and the sympathy which were shown
him by the people, will remain. For his
country he has suffered and achieved
much; for his countrymen and their good
he is ready to endure more.