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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
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'tktp many - pH Hlsrfs.,',
-CowPasaf hsgpy Of kspAfks
~ tn. Mo veal tseuy. well s-ibe eab.,s .s- o..
IA ""d-' NJ IN" numerous 'uf~sN sds daliy b, tAls
usofdnsry MEDICINE AMI 4 l. now al novI~ir.j y, ..
VI "rI ric-t en-nt phB s"isBs - cssss,s saa sc~
cure fb' inb~fetsf consumption its ~usi ss... A.
o-.n recommended ~ mai .sa'ssnt IhJs,eiss, Dr. n
nod conssniJ us~ ia N. Maains H,>o,,~l sa a.
Ga BY Or Arns6 The s-no, rhyslc,so ~ he u,.es.,
i,od"o Lsncs,, Looion hedicd yosrpsi. ursphs.s
knosp-st AID al other u the 10 doo r sars I,.fss
have spoken many umes prsss. N de s.s..,s,ns -
pf h.,tis"ss Preparation IL ~ hsss NJ, d
no' "a "a 'no hospsi uudss - ehns 70 a Dr. h.,rs.
aad eli hayo fully sndossnd N "a ~ rnr,si~x $50,
sOn'umru"n and ell other dis~sses II ths m.,s ~ y
s -'s ~" t-~ I" The opinions expres4sI b. he 49,
vTiss W AsH nes>e'' :
- -, - .ss-ss.. As,. -~s u. .ns..S -. o. q
.f-'sA 'na sh.s. b. .-s, S-onaass a "a. s..s
'0~sA @f u~ s-in rsPoss ~ash a. a. s.'os1s.s..
Dr.. Wa. Of Liverpool, ss,s
80 "s"t.' s,fsq II ssphihs e "a. Of a.. cat ~
a. ..'.sls.s ss,sS =, &C. s''>' a. 'ss, ,sc.s $3.50
VI noya ~ Lancaster "Iisils n a The .,.., 600 4
s.s,ess y = ~, ena cure snd d.. Hamilton o. Boa
fofmstioe Of othsss '~"s" ms wv
- Sesss s,,is ~ill prove Ne efficacy An Ii. v-sr
- NE usi OF one boslis Ne scsto1 Of ma 81
ms psAisnt ,bs vifae u he medicine
1910 49,. colds efooehus. deeiis~ as,hms. s,.Ass
dine The ssverse, code Lsvs yisld.x ~ NJ. vssrs
ne Nssh'hs syrup 10 The skos, spscs al - 100 -
sooS .o4 O eo.s 'o o:,d nee 20 s.,ssSst .y
Nsphths. which stopped Ia hsv =. 80 sse nss..s
.n, %s cure performed ey ihs nsdlcias vssA ssv
HAsrInss, NspA,Aa sy,up. vAa.A 4. .. ....sy
;s:;; b, sr' Up u sI % bodies pc: VI: :!ss
-. r. = sas: 9, ors.,..sAaxv. s.s . ~.
E:ss!as Co i. s s's e:;. ..s cg: ~
:ssss 49,. ~ V Bisellya ~ M Hsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

Mr.. liiLIIAkD of Ala. gave notice thtl .e "l"'u
introduce certain bills ON Monday ncIi-one author
Linz the citizens Of California 10 frame Government
r,parsory 70 admission into the MON =. state
and another Tor establishing the boundary lines OF Ten
as and extending them over the Territory OF Ne"
rAcHKco SLAVE CASE.
some conversation was no" held between inc
Speaker and several Of the members rrlatns 10 the
hrs, thing in order for consideration. The PSoheco
case was on motion taken up. and SONS remarks made
On the merit OF the question. y Nr 'iKvAhf o. Mch
MIR sA,yArk Of ~. Mt CABELL vt "a. NJ btRr ana
others Mr. HtDsoN Oi Mas called q order am said
hy the rules the debate could not take flsco.
Nj. Brnlot~ c. moved los a ca oi the House
which carried
On the roll being called Joe members answered
10 their names Various excuses were offered Tor Ao-
s,n,,c. finally the doors Wcrc oPcLed. aud the bust
nest the House proceeded with
Mr. TJN>tR oi ll. argued the question OF tne
Pachcco claim tu, confessed that b. Snc" "ui little
about II and wss nat ats loss which way :" vote
Nj p.iIRtY follow cd in an argument against
The claim tie coniended that there wA' no property
IN slave. recognized oJ The Cons,.iouon
Nj ClINDsAN az y & lutcrpus'd snd ASSET Do
the a. nstliuton anywhere or 10 any point H'Aho"i
edged property 10 plpw', mules or hor'c'
Mt PALtKtl sali certainly not, ani t"ch pro-
c,cdcd In his remarks. when,
Nj CArtLL Interrupted nld Questioned MN
Mr HuiARD rosc AL pruqoande4 several
questions a. hn.
Mr PAlfG., answered aud went ON H. main
tanned that cen JlsIP had right to stnd 1he ''''
Lewis 10 Arkansas. or eyrn 60 hang h.n because p
was vicious and th.u a. call upon the No'einicn' !"
pay tor hln. admitting slaves T. Do property
Mr CAlALL asked hun % ten. Jfsuf nal s. III
the ueero 90 uegsy could the Government present q
piles that IL ofh,er had sctod Illegally AID therefore
feius, q Indemnity.
MI. PAttKti replied thst the owners OF The
slave must fnt redress of Cen JEsvF
Mr. MoKsE 81 la followed aud defended the
couduc, Of zen JssvF agent for the 60vefnnaen a.
sni "A such the owners Of the slave must lSoa - the
Government FOR remuneration
The subject was then lad aside Tor Mr. FRiEs
OF ohio 10 make seport from the Select Com itiee to
try Mr. NEpfIL Commissioner OF Indian Affairs 90
chsr-es preferred sssinst him by Mr. CLt>eNAN oi
| e and reported resolution for the SerseAntai
Arm. 10 take into custody DAVID TAHOE, s"itness
who had refused to snsser questions prcPoanded 10
him The subject produced much excitement Ani "A'
warmly discussed by Mr.. BABALso> OF "a WOOD
| WAN Of : c BRApY Of Ia iNeESsoLL Of DO Cobs II
| Gs CAsEiL Of - and oih-rs Mr. Co.'s crered al
/ amendment 20 the resolution, 80 &c % bring IAfLoh
| before the House TIRE same AZ REvBEM NJ WHITNEY
~ss brought some years ago. Mr. lNGEKsoLL moved
10 postpone the sublec until 10 morrow which VA
/ iost by teiers The motion rseOnaidered, when
the subject VA Pos,Poned
CIVIL EIiLs~
NJ COss moved 10 reconsider the vote stopping
the debse on the Civil bill thu motion ~ss reconsd
cred when the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
stI,,,ercr canals, Canada !.

The Ship Canals the object Of which Vas % REM
render tie great River % tie No-th na'sabie between
Prescott or d.. der.bur.b and Montreal. have a!'cais
become The hisnuay Of AL extensive commerce the "a
,urc Of Which the returns 49, have seen do Mt 'ey
clearly show
IN l-i7. there were employed On these Canals -
the Mgsbs4l Gal.nl 1851 vessels, meaning '-'i''
ton, and IN -i-. o. vessels measuring t'o-''t n'
being decrease ..t year Of ,sss,' and al liner, s-e
Of - 100 ton.
TIA. mu., mean thai 5ri- trps up and down rip'
being added together ~cfc made 10 i-i- ~ tic cf~i
IN The rver-nO that there we're 1850 tons Of ship
ping mployed IN the uadc. 10 IN there were ~
vessel. . ton, add upward and Ia So 80 many a.
10 OF that cl.s. conveyed through TOE canals while
smaller vessel. those Of % ious so' more and more
into dlsgse This usde taken In connection with cur
frontier settlements aud the railroads now IN progress
70 connect Montreal with Portland, and Osdcn,bursh
With Vermont sc !. Of growing iniercs, 4 many The
- Lawrence Canals were begun 10 -, ADD com
plctsd in 10 year. Al an aggregate approaching tn-
Oi hrst Of the Ere Csn- o. Tie CrOon Aqaeda,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

WssHiscToS Jan II, 1913.
correspondent In yesterdays y5zAs lay, hal shfeas
vioeocs have beer made sgsn.' IN reference 10
o-ut publication In s columns rsspeclrg he Coast Sur
vey fregrss thM sry such ,si,msn. has been made.
hal nshiug TO With The PGbicsecn JsestOD. be.as
away nom New OH when Il wa made and moving no.
hing Of he fscs Ia The case and eerislny uzdG NJ
apprehension OF persos violence 90 seco1a; " H. sven
ihoush some irresponsible yerson may have ased come
hsuy expression Of hind nsnonsd Of which know
nothing sss The 70 nit sseh goss!P ID fsafs o.
n a. eysss care By Es-1s o.i ~ kviIklif
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BUSINESS EorloEs.

~ TIE greatest stUaeiion In the ~ud /. A.-s n.
"1t and he i craving rresi~' crowd, TO NJ Vase
~ho more 81 pr,-igy tasn f.m Than. ga b.. &C.,
h"es 81 hsir. ~th hs Fsi'y oa~rs r,snis ant
csi"-i'' i 1ding i'" b~spiial a'o-i-l ~ J-,ssl~n
I"o'i tia'' performances iss- r.e- o. .ae ssus. l.
T. lt ftftt, We h-rebv~rn-fy ths, We ate arr a
'twah 'he rrccpherc. prepared .ai ses 3, fr.i-..o,
B,KN,. lssins .j.Hsc uf u In uuf l.nil~s We believe
hsl wu badness prevent gay kas ssa .r.aic.-
suii spi d,rirt u th- cheapest ami s>ss t.i-
kno~n to 10 iof 'ie-nns lshing and b-sa I,s ihr
hslr l. ;. Ryan. n. Ga Cooper. ND o. n C.y.n.
1-r,Mp. 7 q la MD. Adams ND. = r~-l.Np
W Allen, ND , Butler ND. n w-si Nd % "
Ford MD fV'es.p' B,sss las gree, pssssr. N s-,sr
able 10 "se 'hs. ms1,Iy 81 tho sstsss.ssa p..
clsns 81 Nav fc'k recommend tho rroorhesoss IN lh-'
practice, sad from tho sboss AIMED s~aes.n he he's
o'ved ihe asdrss testimonials 81 approval and ocu-ois
non Sold 10 large bol-s pf,c- - cent?, ~ he ptpcips
ONCE "a broadway Ag-als And.ssoa D-,ss~ ret ~
bfoa4"sy } A Codd.ngtoo, iisdson s, Mrs iis,s
ls' rai''r BROOKLYN. Il q wdsh,. :, soo,ha fhl.
de'FhiS { ? Pointer, Baltimore. W Brown. wsshlrs.
ton 80 bos''' hsviland. Hsrrel Co Chs'i~s,on. = .
W'igh,, New Orleans. David Chssas.,. q Isu,s No
Nc o'nh@ry Mobile IA s,cfs-r. Rsiu-, wlsOusn sni
'o'h Oy s Ia" drugs lot. IN h- tned ssses and Csnsss
~ rn,oNsscttVr Mtf,., Lus Issvs,s,r Cops.
~ The success 4 his Company hss be-g unprve~dsce
TOE number " ne~ policies s-aed Ne last year escs~ss
.f" xnd more han iC,p tire. nouh. S~~ loss<s
nave occuurc sud by good n,susg aud fsgGi
10 rc"n"my hey Will be able 10 declare large sbisi
on The lot Of Febuuy Pr.ons irsssDg previous
date Will pafueipss ia Tho dividend
JAMks ocDwiS. rr-s,ds1s
o. r Pt,lrs. secretary
r. Hlss,a. Phy.cim
- } w JUDD AssaL - Male. up s,s'.
FRANK MILLERs LEATHER rRssERSArvC
~ !. 81 iehiy tho beet sncls known .on-n end rs.
serve Lsshef-rouee rins ~.ef proof Pessoes going
Gallo ris viii 'ea"'. lhsss ntsssD hsis-
and project ihsif foe from The genuine auels cen
he purchased al Tho shoe siore u
ORC d oRANNIss - Maiden lsns
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oTrY ITEMS.


X ~ ns T1sso-st fr.ss 1harh. Ne -, -
q A t-.-, ~ -er q. .~ra>sf Ns1-n 80 ~'ef's
10, DO H... re-. -..r u tllHl $780,
s.-r - CO n ID - pct fsft.t tht0a -
De-. a.. n u.f..r - f--sh 90
W Canrnas.. y n st fsfuas tsin~f,a $780,
-. 49, q - ~ - ~ -l-.r.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

Tar ProrIE.-This paper edited by Me"r'.
nx,,x Rx,,Iy JouS McCIxNAHAs and W. y. RorIS-
so, !, published thi. morning Among the articles 10
one ,,om Mr. G.xxLEY headed Counsel 10 Emi
sr.nt." p,vrx RrnrY writes very long letter over
x column. On the correspondence between the British
and usrsc. an M.nistsr. on the Imprisonment Of AE'e
,,,.n es,xsn, In Ireland Theirs are sesrly two
,,,. ~ tor.,sn arrivals. There 10 also Letter In
German The ofacs 10 No. spracest Ten ihonssnd
copies ere pno,sc, which will probably 30 d"Po'ed Of
TO dsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

~ The city council Of 81 Louis have sppro.
prsIsd e. 90 tor The purpose Of cleansing that city
public meeting was held 81 81 Louis On the 18th
all where George Collins. Esq. presided. and Prof
Mtehe addressed the meeting. Il was resolved that
The City Of Louis IA Der corporate capacity should
subscribe ESQ Oo TO the construction Of railway from
81 Louia % Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
,ovn-LIeciIon Of u.-. senator.

ITNIINNAII- FII.HI I'd y
Hon. \. C. Dodge has been re- ected Senator to
serve for yesrs from ~ ~ OF March next from the
State If Iowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
" CH,Rlss E,xr,, Esl well known in t

" CH,RLss Eaxr>. Esl well known Ia the
Litera-y circles Of tbs City sad the East and for
.1me year. pas, the Assistant Editor OF Ihe
Jsios bA, teen nominsied y the President ss L :.
C0muii..oner to- the ssndSics ISLAND vice A. Ten
Eyek Esq who ,re vaguely hear has fc'saed and III,
ina Island. for the Csifornis Good Region. We !.
not know whether this nOfninston las Jet been cen
armed bat W. presume there ~ll 20 20 opposition.
M Pois does often give IS chance ~ praise his
acts. be, ,presuning acceptable position for Mr.
ws commend ,hs right heartily. Mr. lanes 10
SUI young man but Of decided ability and prom
Ice. and hss already deserved and achieved honors.
bic name u scholar and writer. Had the Chsge'hip
to Rome been eorsded 10 him, iD'iesd Of the melsn
ehsy disposition made Of II. VIC should have been bet
pleased out weleoUis any evidence Of the ap-
probation BY Mr. Polk Of the worth and effcien-
CIV Of Literary Men who are also 10 the better sense
Politicians Than Mr. Games bis Administration has
hal scarcely AZ sber ard 30 more ardent and chi's
rogs defender, We sEa. see bow Ihe vn.ou vi. 70
plsse k.2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

No CHotEKA ~ TsSN.s.EE.-1he Nashville
Tenn BaAAer Peremp,ory cont adie,s the repor, Of
eight death. By the epidemic al Cl.rksrnie. y tina,
s.Ate and ,ays ,hs, far there ha. not been single
In N..L.l-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

N.rIossL MIsirusr 0AlLsnr-E Wmrs. "a Brcs4.
vy-rhs establishment 10 Tho excessive and led
onabe Ia his United States. containing Dssussrsayrs
MINISTRIES from NE Of nearly oil tho ossbrssd Of he
country The pubic invited 10 visit his collectos
and examine The most beautiful specimens Of the ~
world. OF 3 '.asoSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

" Cshfo'nis Boots. genlsmsn's cora colo and water.
proof Boos Congress Boots aud Caters boys and youis
waterproof and dr-ss Boots Alec . superior quality Of
Lsiaes Cater Bootsrsi very reduced pricssM
rRENCHA 10 AnnG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

II Shairach Barnes. who was convicted IN
ksorueky. recently. ut the murssr Of ASss, IN Aay
lssL Ani sentencsd to be hung the I'd day Of Feb
ru.ry committed suicide By hanging h.nsef co Thurs
DAY lest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
tOR CALIEOkNIA

W The nrstcls.s pscsetshp ORPHEUs, iyipg ~
Pier Ess River now tsArg her cargo sod oil eel
In fc~ days few fret snd second cabin pas..a
gers can s be taken, and moderate q1asuv VI hsish
Apply 90 board, orto e SUTTON. - Bssvsf-sl
l3 81. n I. TRACY. n Old-a.io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

AcaSp-h has beso announced by he papers thstl
have sailed sof California This 10 . nstshs I shell 20
out 10 The good ship Robeh BOVINE commanded by o.,
Cameron. M ri FRSDTkICK JynDNt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

C'lrosN.-0ood boots and saoes 81 the lowss, price,
suitable for parsons going to Caosns, DO found
WAsinss fis Fulion-a Olive him call
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J9I~'

Cnoics BrcxwHsAr FLotk-Ths subseribers have q
hand ~ bsss u very cho!es Bueh Wheel
pessy for tho Of families who particular TO qo
iy. Groceus and dealers will End vssy deshs,ls .nle.
for retailing For sse by CROMWELL L siRDsALL
j. 4w' 80 Ffont-N cor Bsehn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

TIA CHoLEE. - NnEsil>D-DcIth y CoL
Dr-rie Baeeilag Tm's Of tho 9tn inst. AS the loI
los.ns rrmar :. on the Choiora la that lace
. GO saturday last Anosg tho p-s.engcr- landed At
TIA. city by the Telegraph 80. were Col DIX u Ne~
Nors brother Of -.ustOr DfN 81 that state
md Mal1r ! g. MuIEu ~ the same state, aud both
officer. 10 the : Army They were from We" Or
lesn. and both arrived here. ~ al appearance IN per
iecg health The neNt morning they took the stage iof
Cumber and. but had not proceeded Tar before IoL
Dix complained OF feeling uuweli and 'horty ai~f
uart. Va ior Miller made similar complaint Col Dis
stopped of II linsboro aud &c a very short time -
pired H-jor Miller proceeded 40 brO~ns'Aie' ana
within an hour VI bis arrival be- Also died.
There q We Dre.urne no doubt that the disease IN
each Vas tue Asatic Cholera
Toe paper Of the iosh records another ist.i
Gaze Of Cholers In the same vicinity. gentleman
name nc. learned who came up the river "a saiur
DAY from New Oresns aud took stage At w for
grouu.vls va attacked By the Cholera beyond
Washington Pa WA compelled 10 leave The stage
snd 10 a few hours died
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

rYt 10 stated tina; Mr. Webster now en-
s.sss 10 rntss history Of Wublnstols Aamini'us
too.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

HUSBAND Hoasr fos C,LuoRsiA-l % bbls kilc
dn-d homoy In prime order and vol calculated lof ship
nsni around Cape Horn, fr sslo By
CROMWELL L BiRDsALL.
y w. % ffo1tst Bcehnan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

bkOOhLlN AFFAIRS.
WArEK-It has been ascertained beyond doubt
tina, water can he obtained from any Of the
named In isrent plans submitted to the Common
Council IT this city. The only question 10 decide now
TO- which plan is the cheapest That Of obtaining sup
ply at the base Of Prospect Ill., by sinking well so
Zee, deep. and pumping the water Into reservoir
placed the summit, appears to be attended with the
least cos sad viii perhaps. be adopted. This IL the
plan proposed BY Judge Hammond and considered
most feasible BY large portion Of our citizens.
hEtN ruE East HyER-The lce which has
accumulated around the docks and in tbs sps this
side, ha. been well broken up by tho powerful
boats Of the rul,on Ferry Company. IS 10 cause no
a shcr yJ.L..lc ~ their OCULAR tnps.
DAN.ER0us SIrUIriON.-Two lrlshmcn, named
John Dice ard John Brogsn, were picked UP ia the
stree, On Thursday night BY the watch In state Of
sr,.. u,oAcation Had they not been thu. ,mrly d.
covered IN thu. situation they would undoubtedly have
perishod.
I,e, % rHE SLAVE CA.E Its reported that
officer sidney Clayton 10 shout n, or has, caused the
arr,., of officer. wolyen and llu.e tor Illegally ar
resting HIM ~hle in the performance Of his duty Ia "
curing the runaway slaves
LECTURE ~ GOLD-Dr BofsroN 10 expected
deliver biz Interesting Lecture % Cold at the Lyce
um Hall, IN THE city next week
BRoOALfN SAVINGS BANk-Thc citizens oil
this city beginning IN manifest some Impotence 81
the tsrdine" Of tn President and Trustees oi this
Back in reporting the r.sal, OF their lnves cations rel
alive thc recent alleged defcsuoa In that institution
! sILSLR Ger TOR PKLsEsrAItON L. b
Taylor, eweler 70 Fulton.t 10 manufacturing sspen
did silver cup for pr.seutation by tho employers 81
the American Museum to Mr. Hitchcock the present
Manager Vi that establishment who about 10 retire
| from hs situsiop.
| " Gen. Scots reply u the Governor on the
receipt Ut the Resolution Of thanks by the Lsgsstars
Of New Jsrsey, Jast eoramunic ated with the snsss
| Message
Hon. y. HArSK' GOsersov Of ne STATE Of v-s Josey
| AT SEA. May Ia. lst-.
| Sn Rsturuipg home, | had the honor a. receive q
| Vera Cruz your Excellepeys letter OF March q
trsnsmitiing the resolution psssed By the Legislature
NewJerey giving the thanks Of that patriotic body
the Army including myself, for our conducs In u
campaign beginning ct Vera Cruz and terminating viii
tho Occupation Of tie Msxie.n Capital
With this distins uished appreciation OF my sdopte
Stale cannot Do oshsrvisc thse highly astlsrsd sn
| only regret that cannot officially communicate Ii
rsselston To the sslAat army tast achieved TIE bril-
Ian, triumph To question.
have the honor 10 rsnAn, 9TH high rsspscs you
| nos, ses4issi NrvSt WuFkLp SCOTT
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

y Ct>H,pNR ANsWo ,NAtnp. We nave
received Cyi i0 the Khll oi this inteIes.ins Pc
uodicA It .~cl printed snd arranged 1t. aim ana
object. are nily expressed 10 the motto GA the title
page. bod yr onsid sob ~ybodseth MD wv dds
Among the article. contained ia this number are several
hich tor powerful and intricate language, merit hish
praise. Among these may mention that emitted
Du~ ~ Gy nASn and the spirited Essay on " Dceh
reu Bldsyddyn several me original poems grace
the number la looking over them the following stanEs
impressed us strongly. and we quote II
Ny dobyevn mod IN clywet
~ llas peraitd wrthwy dgcyd
We ~ nhcntyn id ost u tdrett
ia ~ gcnyt q Dc wei j .'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

0oto ftss -Persous going California shosli rroy1s
themselves with one Of tho hch-eu 0od Pens h.ch
warranted IN wear rive ysss ard viii ostsss cargo d
qu'i of steel pens Sold only by b. n wArsos. II wsua
Da PH'sssTs PuLs-The.s wsil-tsown pile ~ %
seosvsy used and recommended by pbyssns las, do %
lesvs ths bo~-s csiivs, vbss person, Ia incr.ss.
number Tor Dose isss them sns ~ hey WILL are 90
ssny f'f sac arysshoa, the Nosthsn MIDI. and Ne.
rnf.sih siA''' IN ue Southern cars Sd CsDsds,
'nr ''"s ard country soss. AB- o. sssD. "a cot, o.
fu.'"u''' ami rs Broadway. N~wyons Guy sl!i.~ss,
nDi' 20 y i.AD,Es SHoss, a. FOR en- sn.srpsss
~ hl'' - corr st" dpibla cole quits p.rcha sl- We
I'"'i Snffris snd dr.ss Bpas Cal al Congress-
'~'-' - ~ "1-si SIR dOoss from Bfosi~ay Al., os-
sp"S o' si-s g-otisnea, piss-s yo4hs All rhli,-a
aupf"e.aoouy boz psess, sud ~sfrsI,s-i II IN. mo.
Prnof ~ofsnanship.
w Oa sb,oash sssm nsu0n ~ Il. conl~sts tssv e
ware, Mas UO-u~ we d. not h-,u.t- 10, p,,s,.-Ii rel
issss Business hens Almanac The beet wo.a VI -
And wo ever sew
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OmcIaI Can,s.. Of Goyernor'. Vote.

HAAEIsBrEs. Thgr.dsy AN u.
Tie Convention composed 90 the senate and
Hou.e Of Reprcs ntai.f. "a couning returns u Gov
ernor'. election. have declared JcHNs1oNs majority
over Longstreth 10 be ,o7-,cstierlng -
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By Express and telegraph 10 Tn. Tribune.


M" OhlEANs' Wednesday Jan %
The Cholera in our clts IS nearly extinct. Il has
ceased to be regarded a, IN epidemic stree the a ms,
when the deaths bad dwindcc down 10 - or - per day
TIE snr!verssry Of the battle Of Ne~ Oflesn, "a,
celebrated on The stt with much Pomp aud .pIendor
TIE military ws out IN large force
grand ball given 10 The evening sitended by
Gen Taylor the Pre,.den, elect and large concourse
Of disuHs ai,hed o.tireui and stranger.
Cotton continues in fair d,msud a. the advance -
tabished % the Europas news Pork arm ". IN Al
upward tendency in prices Bresditu9. are selling 70
sfarextent =, fan price,. Groceries we're moving q
pretty freely At our previous quotations
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For CALiFoRNIA The splendid ship Robert
Rome leaves in few days for California She has
been put complete repair her cabin. pre- sent hne
appearance resembling the cabins on our North River
steamboats,. Capt CAMERON Is an Old and experienced
seamen Her fret officer g Capt. BAILEY isyaably
known and Frederick Jerome the second Her terms
of passage are favorable She lies At the foot OF Roose
welt
t. The Count OF Monte Christie continues
to attract crowded and sdmiring audiences at the
Broadway Theater.
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THE ooEs N STEAMERS.

fo' America.
Cr>sEp LINZ - frg- LiroPcsi ss-isisafAy
>iAe,NA ...CsPt ~ Az - Bs.,s- -. b.. .
- 'NhNh NANp> Gag Tss~'.es, 49, ss,e l.s. 81.
Yer Europe.
ttNap .i>k--Fer Llrrrt-ssl ssr.i fsassl.k
N>N.,N- a. Jsps'ss. fraa : tUfs Me-.
NN"NN '..' . k'ss .... Frols q .iar.is
PACIFIC MAIL LINE
FROM NeN-Isrk for Chasr~..
'NAN''N .-.-.-'s iiI. D
From Panama fer san Francisro.
'AtNNf tFli >rrt ............... -f..Hsfs
NV - t.. $50 's's-"s --... .fh-f-taf BE-
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10 The New York Academy OF Education
will in the City Hall, in the Assist mt Aldermen
Room. this evening at O'Clock An =, ercise will be
performed by Mr.. or.on Kellogg, and a Lecture given
by Mr. Thomas Hastings Of this City, ON Music as a
Branch Of Instruction Ladies' and gentI men engaged
In teaching particularly interested Ia thu subject
announced. are respectfully invited TO sits nd.
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n. r.n.u.r Rsror rs i.ei - We bcFs 20
,..,s a a. Ia. ios saf E,saias Fti.oa 81 e. go
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uorsE or REPRESENTATIVES,
,LuoR>tA Go,EBNNEN-

CALIFORNIA CIV fb.'t''+N'f
Mr.. liiLIIAkD of Ala. gave notice thht "e "nu'u
ntrodu,, certain bills ON Monday ncIi-one author
ling the citizens Of California ID frame Government
preparatory 70 us admission into the MON Ss state
and another Tor establishing the boundary lines ct
as and extending them over the territory oi Ne"