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DIED

o. lie ~ 1st MARTHA WOOL q Fr-t.rrs H-g-ran.
AZ itsEtt-r oi Asher X ~. Esq ay-s a YEAR,.
h-f-r1s ADD - -lis oiL l4s5a1l and e'-r invited
sf-1i l-r il1era fs day. Illrsly II from 1 West
lE-r'I s-cccl . H.iaolt fsr-isr invitation.
lt t1- CtJ on Ilssty -r-1ng nrs MARTHA BALCH,
p 70 % at- joseph btt, 1l Pfof1rEc- ag-c sbolt-s
- '-1era 80 tiss from NO i3 Ylrca ha sfsrlooo
Iltaoca
D. - Cty, i= - szs of = years, BENJAMIN
Nvl1f 80 10 Amman CODY - " Eaton r. after ard
s 1-ss us lsz se--ss of eh1 characterized sy
-inosi cslun-s. ari s1atou.
o. f1sy 2sa Dec tl- --seas of - ffse Town of
N-r " nfsor, oa1E- Co. y L ABRAHAM DELANATER ae OF
tl- CT ai Nes f0rs th-4tfi ~
a. -ilHet = elr1sF. ROWLAND
1ia-t 81 n Edrarf Rome
u ~ slipo De- ~ Mr. Josepas ss Of Thoras. Cs-
SGD .
J. eaaafos De- a. R-g s.srrt LIS Jers,ss Rector OF
N-fl't' la-rll ss-i y l-.rs sri ro1ths
AZ F-1 "a De o. h-r Ans.z Ptss d D. Vrz-. Con
'-i--e e. ~ h-'hsilst , .-ell a. ChurCh, south.
A. far-- lE-rt--
Ct1sf -i- qi NJ ss1i-rs C. n.r-r of ts.
Ns-l- Calr.l a. d. GIT
A. chcf- 0'. 'h- .sa De- E.saor Wor-hnr.o- n.
- ~ - a. Governor " 1r-t
10 Ls1cas-r yl he 18Th ink-rnk lines
b7rLr. ~ s-r IA ~ Hl rhcra. ssvs-r.s
IL -av- ri r-a11 .-t.-i 10 BrsEar r.,
s-arg iron here % ClacL- lTs - ur,l
l-l El@l IL ir-1 be Lsra.t-r sar- H.
Cre1r $50
MsrPis Tsua lie .st net Capt Anser,os Car, ca,
Carr 80 e -t -t-r hat srsst ne Memphis Bla ssd
t-r -a.s CITY o l.i.
A. 0-slsoofo Ds7 coguty. Ky oa th- rh Oh william
Gr--l. ks4 lie 5-tl gssr ol AZ.
Al N-E ursss. ll- 80 M George sy.s = v.
Ne~ Ton slt BAtluof- psPsr. vi Dl-ase copy
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

PRIVATE CLAIMS coMNIssicSEEs
Mr ROCKWELL u c. submitted T-so.utlon limit
ing tne debate ia tie COMMITTEE on Bills relating %
Private Claims. re SD that the proposed Board Of
Clmms-iorer, was liable % OBJ sctlCla be subject 90
Al important one ard needed investigation
Ar EENAHLZ q moved % .sy the resolution on
the table. which Ws- carried.
TIE -PEAEIE called t1r Petitions.
PEIrILEgED QUESTION.
Mr. STANTON Of Tenn. rose % privileged question
II said the President SEPT n Messsge ye,erday
the Chamber aad proceeding % argue toe case
when TIE Speaker decided that % was not ln order.
PETITIONS.
Various 9eu-0ns were tler presented and referred
Mr G.DDiNCs NJ Ohio presented = petition Tor tae
Abolition Of avery, from certain females.
Mr. THCNPsoV OF Miss wished 20 debate 20 reeeP
ton and reference. butt. was finally aid ever
HEPoRTs OF BILIs
Reports being ia order sundry bills were reported
By various Committees portion o. which were read
snd referred too Committee q toe Whole.
gICKEYs coNsrIIUTIOS.
Mr. J. lNcERsoLL, from che judiciary Committee
reported g resolution Authorizing tie CLERK OF the
House 10 purchase 5000 copies OF Hickeys Coniuiu
ton ~ 81 0J each
Mr. JoNl. Of Tenn opposed the object Of the resoiu
ton a. extravt CANT
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Correspondence OF The Tribune
pNIApELPHIA. Wedneslay.


PHILADELPHIA. "Wednesday, Jan. IS.
Last evening, Elijah Evans the oldest fireman
in tee employ OF the Camden and Amboy Company
while going on 5oard Of the steamer Burlington, 81 the
Compauy's wharf below Walnut 81. in company with
the Captain Of the boat accidentally fell into the dock
TIE Captain jumped in after him and the TWO were
Immediately rescued by persons on the wharf The Old
man Fvsns being very infrm could not survive toe
shock tie expired In about four hours. physician
was promptly cal ed % nim. ami every eNerton made
% rcsuscitse him. but To vain Reaction dii not tsNe
plsce. ,
out in the grocery store of VIM H. Armisage corner OF
second and Walnut SIS which by the eNertons o.
the bremen was confined % the place IA when
IL originated The FIRE was communicated rom ti'
stove. 4 large stock OF groceries were ether &c
slroyed or damaged Loss several thousand coh'ts'
Insured. Mr. Armitage snd a boy who slept IN me
upper part of the building had 20 make their escape ny
sliding down tall from the their story window. Inc
boy came down in his Mi ht clothes
The continued cold weather, together with an "a
vance 10 neighooring markets, has caused luct'''''
prices In the Flour market. Common brands fenusy'
vania are held at s. l2i, and this price has been re-
fused lot Of good Western but no sales Tor eNpoi
have been reported Rye Flour Is but little inlured
after We quote AZ - l2t per Dbl In Corn nles' 10
transactions have come under our nouce. iner" -
very little Wheat arriving We quote good red AZ lu
a lO7 cts Rye scarce last sales were AT o. ~ cts
per bush. There ia very little Corn Offering. lest'r
iaF iNtN aulN Dusn southern Ntiio" so.u ~ N0 '-'
aiost To-day holders ask I a cts per bush. more
but no transactions have been reported The Cotton
market continues quiet, but the high price demanded
has somewhat restricted operations. sales OF Whisky
hhds At p cts. and bbls at a cts.
SALES or SrOcRs-Fusf B0ard-2i0 Girsrd Bank
10 ; 100 Morris Canal "a sos Camden and Amboy Rh
Bond o. 500 Wilmington RR Binds, o. 20 100 Nicss
burg Bank l3i 4i50 L. ; Loan 6s. o., lOs 300 L.
Bank, % 80 New Jersey Copper Co, p 81 Mechanics
Bank POI 1000 Texas Treas. Notes l3 80 Planters
Bank Miss /; 1000 Cincinnati BIDS, o. ~, % 1000
Reading RR Bonds So 30i Susquehanns Canal Bds,
55t IS Lehgh do e 5000 sch Nav 6s. 33i 1000 DO,
1885, 500 State >. ~ pa do, y
Second B0ard-jO0O 4. : Treasury Notes, l0- 5000
City ~ - o. 80 L. : Bank, 81 1000 Ches. and Del
Canal 6s, @ 81 20 New Jersey Copper !. 10 Sus-
quehanna Canal lli 2oe9 Schuylkl Navigation, 3i
go Ches and Del Canal 6s. SO, 1915 25 vcksburg
Bank l3i Pennsylvania RR dull paid) 32 - Mech.
Bank 2Gs
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Free ~alli.mInLoui.innn.

A ate number OF the Ncg. Cfieaas Courier CON
tsius curious debate IN toe sensie OF louisiana,
bill appropristng Thousand dollars Tor the hen
ent OF INDECENT free cOlOrcd orphans
senator HARRISON considered the On an entering
wedge 10 sboiuoulsm Orfree soi.ism. " DO not be-
Eeve, be added that such the intentions Of it.
SuthOr but that It's Inevitable tendency and hence
my motion 10 lay Il indefinitely the table"
Mr.. Rey IN defence Of the bill said" can see
uolaug the tendency OF The bill % Justly the aPPre
be nsion OF The Scnstor
Senator GsTois said think IL duty 10 do every.
thing Tor the moral Advancement Of rSce IS We D
- Tor the moral sdvsncemen Mt of the tree coored
people among
In opposition TO the bin. Il cannot see" sad Mr..
Sssy.e, why there should DC - much anxiety 10
psss this bill except from local considerations Per
hsps TIE gentlemen snxious TO establish these PEG
pc near them The true policy OF the state "a 10 get
tld OF them-to drive them away. In the state OF
North Carolina enhsni experience Gas suggested
Toe necessity OF gstting up every tree negro
fused 10 cult tie State. aod selling him the highest
bidder. We may BE under the necessity 0ns OF these
days - follow the example OF tbs; state.
Senator hsrper said Il are % b bourd down ty
what these >erstors conceive ihe sfrc. principles II
gst,ce snd sccord the black all The pero-
gstives Of egaaiy before oar avs where This Doc
trin~ going lead Us Had Northern anst.c employ.
ed such doctrines these ais sooitousla would rave
been deemed - plain, that those who rua nsy resd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04
r,or T. Thompson on the Tariff.

a,,os n the reports from w ashington speak oi
. ,o,loo,y in the House 90 Thursday last between
the Member from Erie District, Pa. and one rom
,bi. c,ty with re.erence 70 Specific Duties, &c.
when noae such took place. Mr' Iho"P aS
holding forth on the subject wnen ar. O'eeley
asked permission 70 pat question whicn' having
bg, sye inmates allowed him under the h1les,
r,8es T. declined to accord. Bat as toe latter
veot over more briefly the general grounds taken
hv him IN his former speech, and as what then
took place has in no instance been accurately re-
,o,,.d. a true statement OF il may be worth the
space i, will occupy.
r.ag. Thompson, in bis former and longer
speech, declared himself opposed TO both the
Tar,s OF 1912 and that Of .54s-snd especially 70
what il called tue Minimum feature Of the former
and the uniform Id Yalorem exsct.ons Of the
later. I'VE trust few readers will need the ex-
PLANTATION that Minimum d1ty prescribes that
any article 20 which 1t applies which Is imported
a, costing less thsn certain rate shall be taken
and deemed 20 have cost that rate, and pay duty
accordingly. Thus by the Tariff Of 20 plain cot
tons costing less than twenty cents per square
ward and coored or printed cottOns costing less
than thirty cents per square yard were 70 be
estimated as costing those rates respectively, and
charged with duty accordingly. The effect was o.
coarse 70 exclude from importation the poorer and
ooarser qualities Of cotton fabrics Judge 7 had
elaborated his idea considerably, when
Mr. GRIZZLY rose, asking permission 70 put q
question 10 the gentleman, which, being accorded
lie said
Mr.. o. understand the gentleman from Pennsyl
vania 10 declare himself opposed 70 Ad VsloTem and
Ia favor o. Specific Duties yet at the same time opposed
20 any enactment Of whs, 10 called Minimum
Judge T. assented.
G-well, then, vii thank the gentleman to inform
me how he proposes TO levy Specific Duties on Fabrics
s,ttou; the imposition Of Minimum.
II any gentleman finds the answer 70 this
question In any report OF Judge Thompson
speech we will thank him for p copy Of that re
port. Or If any one knows any difference IN prin
oipls between enacting that ever 50 poor a ton O
imported Pig Iron shall pay duty of Nine Dol
lars and that ever SO poor yard Of Calico shal
pay duty Of Nine Cents, which is precisely wha
Minimum duty in effect does say we will be
obliged by a communication on the subject
Judge +. we are aware did say that he object
ed that Minimum assumed a fictitious value foi
the poorer Cloths subjected 70 It but IT he sees
how II differs in this from the like assumption in
the case Of the poor Pig IroD he has not made the
difference clear 10 US. Ia either case the end at
tanned is Specific duty which of course becomes
higher az the quality Of the article grows poorer.
We like that.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY nnArrEss
For 'ai's Of ''oes,, o.. Fo1A Pass

WEDNRsDAy Jan. 3-P ~
The heaviness OF the market tor iancics ooutn.
ued 10 day, and the transactions Moderate Gov
eminent securities, however, were ia good demand,
and considerable purchases made fOre.gu
ders The sales Of Treasury Notes reached ncsry
100000. Sales msdo At the Second 3osri At ~
and Tor the loan = was bid The supply Of Gov
loans is moderate and IL Is supposed ths'
any will be issued this month excepting such as vii 10
required to an the contracts made by Mr. Corcofsn IN
London The Secretary IL Is understood will need no
money this month and viii leave optional With the
takers how much OF the loan shall b. Issued.
Ia Exchanges there is not much doing The
rate ia nom.nay as before, q 90 for Sterling
Shp-masters are firm, Inc there IS considerable
heavy freight Offering. Grain, 10 Liverpool, Is 7,ad
Flour, ofering-nominaily - 81 Beef p 6d12s
Cd Cotton Is better, having been freely shipped ct
jl6d To direct port in Ireland Briilsh bsIk VI"
taken At - % for Flour and ia for Corn 10 Have.
&c Is obtained tor Gotten.
The Money market continues easy as before no
tced GA call upon drstoiass securities loans %
tanned o. sac per Strictly ffsiclafs pfper so~s
al 7a5 per cent good names 9Ql2 per cent The
Banks take mos, Of the good paper offered
The imports at this port tor December are b
about the same amoUat as IN Dec lci7 The imports
OF dutlsble goods ia triae less Annexed Il the con
psrstiye statement.
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By Telegraph to the ssw.YOrk Tribune.
Thirtieth Congress.
sENATE .W.,lrNoroy Wetne.i.y. y !

SENATE w.,H1Norov wesne.isy Jan ;
NEroaIAL. AND FETIrICNs
Several menOrsl. and petitions, r-iatins O. Farlo1t
sub iects. we're presented aud referred
MONROE PAFEEs
Mr DII q Nl~-folK presented q peuton rom NY
GcuvsTneer praying 90 appropriation ~ favor u PUB
As5ing Sir. MJuroes Pc y-rs Re spoke breezy % ne
subject and concluded by moving tnai oe printed and
referred " t1e Library Comm.r,re-
STANDING c1laI1TEE EkFoAIs
Various reports we're thcl made iron ci2l-s Con
m.itees. which took the lslal clurfe
EEclrlccAL IEEArIEs-
The Resolution submitted yes-eI1-y ~ VI. BALD
VIZ relang % trssues and s~sfor reciprocal W l.ng
tr.d- with f1rslFn nations. sss taken ug ard after
BENG briery discussed VS. parsed
ExrR4P.V 10 cEErAIS oTT-lEzs AN1 soLDIEEs.
The jllnI Resolution, providing irr TIE advance q
taree m0nns extra ysy o. certain c-ers AID soldiers
Nao served 10 ih- ate Vitn Mexico, came ~ for
consi5ersu0u sn1 motion wa referred y the Com
n.itee OF Mlis-y s-4irs.
CALIFORNIA LAND TITLEs
Mr. BEZEsE moved % tszs up the oil providing for
the settlement " ues snG surveying isn5s IL The
r,0ries Of Cslorns and New Mezico which pss s5op-
ted when the oil resd ard informally passed over
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion TIE Senate then went in,o Executive see
sion, and t1e doors were closed.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL


Messrs Strskosch, Wilson and Mscready in
music song and readings have been tssh,ins the PEG
PIE the National Metropolis
The President oficisiiy recognizes THoNAs VII
1t,ns a. Cou,ul Of the Republic Of Venezuela Tor the
Port q New ORR
Hon Daniel Duncan hAs been detained from as seat
10 tee House OF Representatives for dsys by
Illness
Gen. Taylor vii probably not leave his residence for
ih- Capita unit. the - Of February. His departure
VII be regulated By the condition o. the navigation Of
the rivers a. be purposes 70 pass through Nssh'ie
NJ. Gen Taylor Will not encounter the travel sefoss
the mountains th.. Winter lie Will be- accompanied
20 Washington only By Col Bliss and hi. lady
The Committee on Tcrriiore. In the House q Repre-
seutatyes are ready 10 report their NeN Mexico PHI
With the following boundarie. 20 take eject from and
after the Is; OF April. l,i9
C1mmsrc NJ AZ the point in latitude - NORTH near.
est the Arkansas River thence following toe course OF
the southern branch of the sad Rer Arkansas until u
inters-ct the degree of longitude 100 West from Lon
don and % from Washington thence running oy lne
due south % thc south branch 81 Red hFer, thence
by direct line O. the K Grsute ~ the point where
the Southern boundary 81 New Mexico intersects tno
same thence westerly along the southern boundary ot
New Mexico o. the Southwest corner thereof thrnce
Nlrthwestwsrdly along the Western boundary Of Ne"
Mexico 70 the North West thereof thence, py
direct uue 20 the place OF beginning
TIE above boundaries sscure % leNa, All the country
on the Southern Ro Grsnde
It's said thst plan 0f a southern Coniederecy nas
been sketcded out aud Atslsnta Georgia has been te
s.gnatei as the future seat OF Government
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The End Approaching.

l.. r.. rlxla sha hot
PN'' 80
tom en ABYSS wnereinto all faisehoods 90 slhk
ither, from the first birth OF
:, -, -, M, r. III. 49,.
'neu' 'hey "e'o al uOonieu' -i"e i'"o"i"s 'e'
tmony Of an intelligent correspondent IN Ireland
nj ,hs Co,,r,.r md F,ou,yer .trang,hens our az
-
suance that either the monopoly OF the Soll OF
I,slond h. ,ha Fevy f,r their orn heneh nonst
oes,a or the Msnv rps, s,srve. There i, no me-
d,qm. the Land i. made in good faith TO sup
por, the People, Landlordism will prove as un.
profitable as Slavery Hear the correspondent
"in many Of the uoiop' the poorrstes are indeed
"a, MN sv.,v mound Of ,re annual rental
10 scsrn TO Is. iod in clifton to lss Cd In Killo
rev ana hueqmm 90 " %, u .oa,. W.
would an American fsrmsr cay TO poor law whct
swallowed up bis whole snnusl proht' not only once
/ ss.aIa,slS ia.oi,ent Tseptyrso Union. have re-
eeised no lees Than q 10000 from Government and
,sem,,,e. With an imm.n.. debt 10 meet their hshi.
isss. In many psrts of THE country the poorrstes
Ts pan,,,pr,on .oS nn,
inlet greater suffering Earl Grey declared in Par.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

scHgScEs PULNoNic syRUr.-sudden changes 10 4.
weather produce coughs and colds which n neslec,rs
terminate Ia The consumption The .pehcic virtues mn
syrup In removing q-'ckly all coughs and irritation u ~
Broncha, too well known Ia need Any ryey
family VINO has already, should have ~ hem.
thus much suffering and expense 10 themselves sss
their families For the ofcon.umpDn liver cOinpl.a
and dyspepsia Is by far the hest remedy d.e 1v-r
and ss factory references will De fivrn Of s efcscy
application nj inc Off = The only genuine Pu m0uir lp
hssJ SCHENcKs signature tho TOP ~ every hoits
b. not deceived by limitations
The Pulmonc syup /. prepared by II sCHENCK,
81 South siNtn-st Phiadephs, Pce 81 per b0iue
bottles for s.
BssNcH DEPOTs-NEw YoRg- Bu.h aud Cnckensr 81
Bafclay-st Boston ksddiug Co. 8 sihis-st Balumas
:. p. smith, sun Buildings. New Orleans Wiz
Co ISL ChsrTesst
AcESrs-E. IA Pa, ton SO Greenwich ard " Slnih.sv
between l7th ana Eighseuthsts Dr. r. Cr0weli corper
Nnihav snd tishieenils Lyon, 40 Grand. 81 John
Hsn, 3i8 Ornd-.t.; g. N. Ring corner BfOsdWsy and
J0hnst ". n Hail. 81 biseeser-st Margaret HaM
1873 Fuons Brooklyn d. q. Inslis, Paterson, N.
4
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NJ A z Il led .

Or tar-lst ~ 81 Rev Dr james ~. A.-rind-r. JOHN
shkAMAN % ELIZA d. tausatsfo william Forrest b. Of tbs
lUF
A. Harsn Weu-siay. 'ls 81 M b Rev r. c Ptn-y, Mr.
ISAAC N wiz gf tas Cg 81 Mss MARY sNffFiN of The
iorr-r place - Bos.oa papers pi-ss- oary.
A. rs tf-r9ra Con o1 - ls rst Re-. hchartson 0l
va Hlrsl. NJ ORRiN : STARR = Me- MARTHA " HOL-
COMB. lott of ne former lc-
o. DE i.t b. Rev smith NJ J C. LOssOS ri N-z.
lofs. o n's ~ Ola j. CATER oi nors Esg MdietFa
Aea J-r'ey u Monmouth sa-rs p.elss copy
ll L~rn glr- tie tj Nn L. Br-cksrrizs
wv " ALFlELDto ~. NARY BRECSESRIDGE. laughter Of
I-r- ~. J U-.-a --l--.. d d
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NEw-YORK LEGISLATURES.

Ire Senate assembled 80 the usua hour.
Sir CoFfIN Introduced bi ia favor o. granting the
Public Prosecutor the right ~ issue commissions I'd
take testimony out Of 'he state.
The discussion on Mr. WILErN Slavery Resolutions
wa again postponed urtil tomorrow.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr ROSE offered Resolutions similar 10 Mr. VII
ErNs IN the Senate which read snc referred 70
the Committee of the Whole
Mr. Van ORDEN gave notice that ne would Introduce
BIN 20 make the Health Ofirers situation 81 staten
Island Il saiaried Office
Mr VAn~UM gave notice Of bin o. incorporate =
Company 10 build a Railroad across the lsthus Of Pa
mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

LARGE SALE Or CHOICE FREsH FUEs, MUFFs, SLEIGH
soREs &c 81 AUcrIoS-F C0Lros will sell At the auction
room, SIG Roadway, on Thursdsy, January T. At 10.
o'clock ssgs assortment Of NUTS yictornss seghrobe
&c computing ermine, bear yux, London luster sable
martin, itch and other mufs and Ucornes, ladies' foot
mrf cuffs 4ad eisncosts, do. csps SC &C. al Of which
were Manufactured expressly for Broadway sales ard
must DC sod the declining the business Also
previous 70 the above, two very n7 mahogany Piano
fores, oce manufactured by GEO HEws Of Boston, the
ether By NUNS & CLARK, New-York. Sale positive
Ladies are invited U Alirnd
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Or a.; entertainments Of none can 90
cordially commend % readers hose offered a.
Tie Museum Great Western and the Sable Brothers 1--WE
today capital performances the latter appearing Ia
mo bures{-e Opera, and the former Ia that well as Ia
he new me.sngs entitled Ole Bail The Giant oil INT feet
high the Dwarf less lhsn ~ inches, DO seen usual
Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

KESruoXY SLAVE Casa mass meeting OF the
coored citizens OF Detroit was held Al Detroit Mich
on the IN ult shich adopted q strong resou-
tons about the eseisioa IN TIE ATE ssis of Glsney
Troutmsn. &c. Of Kentucky. against Consiock. Cor.
ham, sc. Oi Marshal. Mieh committee az
pointed 70 drsi Pentoa 10 Congress praying for the
repeal Of the isw Of i73 relative 70 TIE rscsptursNo
fu. 1--WE slaves GEoBGE D. BAPTIST. most rss2ecta
bic eolored citiTen presided az the meeting Ms,srs
X Lambert Il BIB, K Gordon ssd Jas Mater nsas
ssras fsreia!e remarks
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Tho Trthuue.

We have been requeNed by 8. vera o. our
friends 70 resume the publication Of our n'i y SUB
scriber. from dsy % day according 20, aaef cu'
tom We srs hsppy % announce % them AL tt, ~ 20
former period hs. subscription si BEEN . isrA
~ the present time snd The hsi u rsPiy iacrsa.ln>
We will hereafter publish the MAJ Clubs Wh'ch rs.
ceivc ogi where lsi. than .hi copies s4oi-,et
Tor - ore time ~ cannot spare room % insert tleu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

e Col. CsARIEs OASLEY, formerly Loan
Commissioner for the state o; Illinois died =; his
idsoee in TTemost II, on the lst inst A, the time
OF bis death. Col o. state Trustee OF the Illinois
and Michigan Canal He able spd worthy man,
sDd Illinois sustsiDs severe loss IN hs death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

II We understand that Messrs JAMES BEs.
GIN. " N. CnArr and RICHARD ?. RYAN. who were
accused Of beips engaged IN the Patriot movemes, in
Ireland to sal IN the chip Princeton from Liver
pool on the 2ii OF December They may therefore be
expected 10 arrive at this port In a few days.
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MAoAULgYs HISTORY oY ESeLASp.-The FRS,
volume OF tns great work has been issued by the Hsr
pers in advance We only call attention 10 Il now
bat shsl have something farther TO say Of IL when
tnd tine 10 examine u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

CALIFORNIA GOODS SELLING BELOW CosT.-The
proprietor OF he weEnown establishment 100 Brosds sy
will retire from business 10 February next and 10 extensive
stock, including every article Of India Rubber goods suit
abe for California emigrsrts, such Camp Blankets,
Wafer Bottles, Mining Boots Mining Bags Coats Pouches
kc Wi. be cold below coat to close the concern Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04
Massachu.c,t- Congressional Election.

JANUARY. NOVEMBER.
Dat VIZ Ioco sol Wig SOIL scsi
n....se33 1879 lsJ2 H.. o226 Sii3 1929 Il
Mr. Kings NNhig) majority Is Tvs, which will not be
much If any, reduced by Lynuteld snd North Chelsea
the only two towns 20 be heard from. In November
their vote was Fer Ming, Sc all others, l23.
Dist Wig Iaco ffe- sol wax. lose. ffrc
w.. 2lS go gS6s ......3i8 2Ol6 5000
Mr.. Pslfreys Gree SOLD net gain is lob
Twenty seven towns in Vth District give Allen 4,0S0;
Hudson. 20Ol Davis and Scattering, 900 Aliens net
gain since November In these towns Is 1880 he is,
therefore, elected.
D., W.. I,.o 81 Nh -, -
lA.-ss towns. ..51sS lsoS 2o04. 49, PIN Sass
MI fo~ers majority l. now ...-.......-. $50
The majority sginst him in November. was 6sS
h's NV eeaN ss--..ss- llfi
Halifax, Swsnsey. and westport remains to be heard
from. Ia November they stood 40 follows
Nor Fowler....-. go All others $500. sSl
Mr. Fowlers majority AL others will probably
~ at least $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

~ The LerisSfoH XVI Observer says that the
Legislature Of ths, State will return Mr. CLAY to the
u :. senate II he desires 20 be elected The Editor
thinks Mr. CsrrKSDx> should resign the Governor
chip unless for q Cabinet appointment