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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
The Mormon Emigrnnts.

Elder CHARLES x. DANA, of the Mormon Com
munlty encamped at Council Bluff IN the Missouri.
River Is in this City for the purpose OF collecting
aid for his suffering brethren He represents the cond
ton Of toe bodies temporarily stationed st Council
Bluff and In Iowa on the Grsnde River Of great
want mainly on account OF lack Of all materials OF
clothing They have labored hard during the pas.
Summer 10 bring some land under cultivation and have
succeeded in raising nearly enough TO supply their
present need Their clothing. however, syery scsniy
and they lack toe Of starting their intended
journey to the rendezvous Of the Mormon trbes-the
Great Salt Lake. All the help which may be rendered
them in this respect will no, atone for the wrongs
which have been practiced upon them.
Mr.. DANA bears recOmme ndstions Of the highes,
character from many well known and honorable names,
among which may mention Mayor Seaton Of Wash
ingion, the cergymen Of that city. and various d,n-
guished persons in the West. We copy the following,
hoping that the ladies' always the foremost IN humane
movements, will act upon the hint contained therein
Mr. CHARLEsR DAsA. who visited our City las, Autumn
for the purp Of obtaining assistance for 800 people
tgenersly Known Mormons among themselves styled
Latter Day sAn.l suffering II the wilderness Of Iowa,
has reg med among US 10 sOnch farther reet TOR
these poor sufferers own country men, our fellow
creatures still suffering al the lis Of hO1.eess wanderers
M Dsnsstssumonais sud credentials were on his Tor
msr vsi examined sni being satisfactory were ssned y
The Mayor ard Clergy Of city, when there com
mses appointed 10 obtain Subscriptions, coihng medi-
groceries Ac and ne other efforts made tea
party held by Of the beneYOlsnl Ladies, whcn
resulted 10 securing larger ancunI 81 flncs thsn % ne
other means used.
A. Mr. Dsns Is about 70 visit Other cities would com
need hm 10 The ladies' knowing hat 10 each and al b.
VIII fad warm hesrts ever open 10 TIE sppes q the suffer
ing that be vii fnd that the American ades, who were 80
and acfve for The fsmshing Irish have hearts 70 feel
snd hsrds ready aid IN feeding he hungrY clothing
me naked srd mi1srng ~ the sex u our owa land. %
their nsme or what msy Thai they fellow beings
suffering from famine, dseese and wsnt ~ clothing viii
b. enough; their synpahsB viii aow forh and they VII
send relief
Mr. Pols: Mrs Nscomb. widow Of the ate Ma
Gen Mscomb. D ?. Msdiiou; Elizabeth P. Dodds, Ma
Martin johnson; Mrs Lsnre Reed Mrs Samuel Bsr
~; EHza b Mli.. Sarah Evans; L1crels NJ Green
.isty OF Gsn DAT Green Aana ;. Mill; Mrs. l. { IRE
mont; Mrs r r Gurey
TFIfif1gfo4 Gin Aug ~ 1873.
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Who wants an Extra session.

IL is said in knowing quarters that there Is still
a strongsh hsnkering for an Extra Session among
the Legislators who have now bad two or three
months experience Of the delights Of Albany
Such preference is perhaps natural; a large
city has attractions which the country cannot
boast, and the business OF law making is in some
respects more agreeable than the simple pleasures
Of retirement and private life. But We submit
that the public interest does not require that the
Legislature should expose itself to the labors and
fstig1es of an Extra Session when the heat Of the
weather is apt TO be unfavorsble to health.
Aswe have before intimated, We do not believe
that Gov. Fish can be coaxed or driven or hum
bogged into calling an Extra Session. 1t would
however, be more creditable If the attempt 10
procure bis signature 10 a proclamation were not
made. There is no public business which cannot
either be disposed Of in the time remaining
or wait till next Winter without serious damage.
Moreover, If a little inconvenience were to be
felt it would in some respects be the better.
The people need TO be impressed with the pro
priety of more action and less talk and other
smusements on the part Of their Representatives.
The surest prepars,ive for more profitable SEES
sions is 10 have little pslpable experience OF the
practical result Of the present sort Let the lost
time Of this Legislature be made up by the next II
possible but no mending Of DEFICIENCIES by pro-
longation Of their cause We appeal to the good
sense of members Of the Legislature to shut up
shop when the time comes and seek the repose Of
their homes.
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tunate VII ale out their nother,. rl.ter, and

tunate will take out their mothers, risters and
other relatives and thus 10 the course Of two or
three years, should the Gold diggngs fulfil the ex-
pectations they have excited, the present scarcity
Of Women viii be partially remedied, though a
considerable disparity in toe numbers Of the two
sexes will doubtless continue for many years.
This, how eYer, is common 20 all countries In the
early stages Of settlement by colonization.
All things considered, we believe California
Will soon enter uron the stage Of independent ex-
istence as State Of the Union with as many ele-
ments Of order, stability ard prosperity as Ohio
or Louisiana had on coming into the Union. and
with as fair prospect Of rapid growth 10 great
ness. We trust she viii experience no difficulty
in creating for herself those Political institutions
which Congress ought at the late Session 70 have
provided for her, but failed to do through disagree
men. on the subject Of Slavery. We trust she
will illustrate the truth Of remark Of the late
Hugh 5. Legare that neither the Declaration Of
independence nor the Constitution Of = was the
basis Of American Liberty bat that every man
who landed on Plymouth Rock stepped on shore
LIylSG CONSTITUTION. We DO not fear the
prevalence Of anarchy among her adventurous
population we believe there IS far greater dan
ger Of the insidious creeping in OF Slavery and
we trust she viii be shielded from that scourge BY
the enlightened vigilance Of her own people and
the resolute energy Of those OF the Free States
A few months must decide the question.
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By telegraph to the Mw.fork Tribune
Called session Of the Senate.

WARRINGTON saturday, March II.
The senste convened tins morning At the usual
hour. The vrcEPnrsIDEST resumed bis seat and the
journal vas read
There was 10 bushes. done in open session.
MESSAGE ysox Tx President
A message asrcceivsd from President TAYLOR
b7 the bands Of lis Private secretary MAJOR Bliss
EXECUTIVE SESSION
The Senate then went into Executive session
and referred several nominations received to-day
among which are the following W. B Means 10 Be
Surveyor Of the port Of PhnsdePhiA in place Of Gen
DAVIS W. LEzor Navy Agent in N-T'fork N
Place Of FsosFEE NJ WETroRE JANIS CoLLIER Of
Ohio Collector Of the port q san Francisco, California
Another dispatch says that Col. cHASIEs LIZ JsSr'
Of Washington City hsI received the Appointment
Ell EDWARD RosE Collector Of sag HH6or. ! Il
RHEA Collector OF Brszos Santiago Texas GoEDoS
FossEs Surveyor Of Ysoeomico, Va ROBERT BULL,
Surveyor. sniihlans, r Z. Z. HoLNEs, Collector OF
Great Egg Harbor.
The senate vii adjourn finally about Wednes-
DAY next
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zselsn saalrs
CvEAcoA Monday Jan. p, lsi9
hessrs. Edl0rs have informed you by my letter Of
l9th December. Of the unfortunate capture OF the
steamer Sc0urge by the forces of Gen MOnsgas, near
the bar Of Msrscai0o the s1th November. This
capture has produced disastrous results to the
Of Gen. Psez, from which Il will require time to re-
cover
lew days subsequently 10 the surrender Of the
Castle. (ahich commands the entrance % hsracaoo)
the feet o Monsgas pursued that OF Paez 10 the River
Zga, which cmptes into the Lake OF Marscaibo, and
there the forces Of Psez obliged 10 surrender
some few hundred Of them, however. escaped t. the
J. terror provinces, OF 30 New Granada Thus ended
toe contest Ia the western part OF the Republic. Had
the Sc0urge safely reached the Csste, (ghere she
would have been armed IL Is admitted All hands
that she could have destroyed the feet Of Monsgas
aud restored liberty 10 the people Of Nenezueia. Bat
az not gf Loot Tn the EASTERN Provinces Of the Re
puoc tho people 10 state OF rebellion sgansi the
tyranny Of Gen Nonags and there 10 doubt that st
This time the Provinces q Csmsrs Barcelona and Mar
garits have pronounced In favor Of Paez.
Arrangements were made some four weeks since by
which Simultaneous movement was % be made In
bese thrOe provnceE aud about the let OF January
attack made Al Guira In the Province Of Cumara,
by several hundred friends Of Psez apon the troops Of
Monagas and POO u tie latter killed, including
their commanding general and the residue dispersed.
Al Margsrits the friends OF Psez waiting only for
arms to make denomination. and on tie sd inst
hey received 900 stand Of arms, with Ammunition
SC which sent 10 them by Gen. Psez, under
charge OF Capt J. C. Ellis and the next day they were
% attack the troops Of Monsgas At yusn Griezo sDd
Pampstsn. all Of whom, II - said. ready add
ious join the forces OF Psez Capt Ellis reports that
there would De resistance made BY the forces Of
Monagas. either AZ Juan Gnez0 or a, Psmpaian Qn
Msrgsrits) and 1900 men would be IN arms for psez
the 2ifh met 10 that province
Barcelona only waiting this movement In Msr
garits wnen that province would also pronounce for
Paez. Gen. Msruo, Of the army OF Monsgas, was At
Margarts about the l5h inst 70 raise troops 10 aid ia
putting down the rebellion in Csmara but without sue
lie enlisted but eighteen IN that province,
and left Il much dispiTied.
The affair OF the scourge has not yet been decided
The Government OF Monsgss ha. not been able ind
sufficient evidence condemn her. and sdudge her 10
be lawful prize. The only direct and positive test
mony against her 10 that Of her late captain, HomAns
who discharged by Mr. Ellis 81 Oruba and his ties
timony has been eieetuay destroyed BY the concur
rent testimony Of the other officers aud crew Of the
steamer. Capt Homsus Is AZ Caracas, waiting for an
Office under MonsgAs
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ConEre.-ionnl.

Vuginia-The Richmond Wig says that at
Convention held IN that city on the 18th inst.
CHARLES CARTER LIZ was nominated 10 repre-
sent the With District in Congress. All the coun-
ties were represented except Louisa 10 sp-
pears that the Convention which nominated Mr.. Lee
was merely an informal affair, and composed mostly Of
Ant. Bolts Delegates. II Was
"Rss0lUed Thstwhle il IL expected that our nominee
will enter at once and sctvey upon the CANVASS Il IL
recommended TO submit 10 the decision Of any Con
venon fsriy organized in which the views and wishes
Of orty OF ths Wings Of the District can be fairly
ascertsined.
According to the Richmond Republican, Hon. J. NJ.
Bolts addressed large and enthusiastic gathering last
"Wednesday night al the African Church in Richmond,
for upward Of two hours the great satisfaction of
many Of HE hearers. The Republican continues
"Mr b. we have been informed expressed his nten.
ton to give cordial support 70 the new Acmins'rs
ton and endorsed the Inaugural OF President Taylor
the language OF which be regarded as containing wing
gerry enough 10 satisfy himself
mother Convention Is be held the 5.h Of April
al Richmond and the wings of Richmond are request
ed 20 send Delegates Louisa Co having deputed Dele
gates 10 meet those regularly appointed by the other
Counties Of the District.
The LcHis6w9 Chronicle calls upon A. I. CAFERToN
to announce himself as the Wing candidate for Con
gress in the Botcour Xllh) District lately represented
by Hon. WILLIAM BALLARD PREsToN.
In the Abingdon (Xlllih) District WILLIAM H. Cook
of Carroll has Withdrawn from the leaving IN
the field Col FAYHrrK McMULLKN ard Col JOIN B.
GEORGE Of Tszewell, both Locos.
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Bark ciaremont at hey we.r-s Man Lost.

.Hfseff- Offt4ts y II a-sflttt
II may be- OF interest % some Of your readers to
state that received letter yesterday from passenger
"a beard the bars C.a7s4osf, Capt LsEmcad frCm
Nsw,Yofk io- Vera cruI, dated March 8 cd Ksy west
Tue bark carried Capt Richardson's comPNny Of Cali
fornisns ei here February - making Il Days to hey
wes, They had experienced bat one severe gale thus
far aud Iho weather hsi been dne, With COED breeze
Il the sane continued, they expected 10 reach Vera
Cruz In iour days AL were well board. and IN Ers
spirits amusing themselves with booking turtles and
sharks They hsd loss one man overheard. ZANE 10;
given not member however, OF CsPt Richardson 8
Company. The msts hsd shrowa bic dog overheard
and the man L; himself down with a rope 70 rescue
hln bot became frightened lest ais hold and soon dis.
appeared 4 boa. was llsor,1 sri az attempt made
10 save hlm 81, tko wind ~as blowing fresh tAas
shogts wesr uns.ATiag he MA bound 70 Cal lornIA
sss-I~s, Asraa II, iss'. ES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

The California wss al Acapulco on the nth
February. eight dsyi from Panama she took $50 pas
sengers which sss 100 more than she could seeommo-
date Many Of her passengers, although they forced
themselves on board promising TO put up with any
commoiA,ion., were very much dissatisfied
Acapulco IS nearly one haf the distance to San Fran.
cisco hence the California would probably reach the
latter place BY the 25h or Goth February She would
doubt leave about TIE 10Th inst, IN her return trip
Panama sr1 shsl therefore receive her news either
BY the FalecE or Crsscsnf Cuy.
The following extract Of letter from Capt JoIgN
MARSHALL 70 Wa II. AsFNwAIL, Esq which hss beon
kindly furnished u.s. gives acme particulars OF the
CalJorrias tfp
AcAFrIco, FEB. Al, lsi9.
beg TO inioun you Of my arrival AZ Acapulco eizh,
days from Panama 10 crossing ihs Calf OF Tehuaa.c
pee had very severe gaze ircm y. ". which com
mcnced 10 the morning and kept Increasing TIL mid
rset when il blew very heavy. With tremendous ses
running Toward morning It rnoierAisd, the wind hsv-
Ing hauled back to The y Z. During the gale tee ship
worked As vel ever, could rot perceive Any dit
ference IN the working Of ire machinery aud she Kept
good hesawsy tgsnsg very heavy SEA. having aver
aged i've knots the "a hours round. The Can 5TEs is
decidedly the bee, ses boat ever saw.
arrived here on The Oh. snd have nsi great dHcul
~ In getting water There "a other wsy a, present
bat BY bsiiug Il out q afow wells hat are about the
.owa hone OF witch contain more than SIX sixty gallon
cssks eEd then yoU ano obliged 10 wsi until Il "a
sgsn. The water q very good. and tnink larse we
might Dc d.s Sufficient O. h1ll enough fer supplying Al
the water We msy REQUIRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

w There is a telegraphc report in town from
Washington, that ExMsyor WILLIAM V. BRADY
has been appointed Collector OF the Port OF New
York We do not vouch for its correctness.
P.S.-There is much doubt about the correct.
ness of the ramor OF the nomination OF Mr.. Brady
for the Collectorship. MIR. Il. himself has no ad-
vice Of such nomination. We learn it was de-
cided at Washington that Mr. Lawrence should
not be removed aud Mr. L. was 50 notified some
time sincp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

NEWSPAPER PosTAGr-By circular from Mr..
Collamer the Postmaster General which will be found
in another column. Morning Edition. II will be seen
that transient, newspapers chats papers not sent from
the Office Of publication will hereafter be sabjec; TO
newspaper postsge only that Is cent for any dis
tsnee IN the State and and half cent for any
distance exceeding one hundred miles, where the
newspaper is sent from one State into smother Bat
postage such newspapers Is in al cases 10 be pre-
pAd a. herttoinEe.
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Large Fire in Calais.

CALAfs. Na slturtag. Harcn u.
About o O'Clock FIRE broke out in the BRICK
buildings on Union wharf SIX 10 number, which were
totally consumed. They were occupied as aour ard
provson stores and warehouses The IRE having made
considerable progress before being discovered large
amount Of goods were ds.toyed, and quantity OF
lumber In the rear. Loss not estimated.
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BROOKiYN arFnRs

ehAKsFk,RE ~ BRo0KLTN Mrs B1t'er,
H''l'Hs' said. viii ere losg BE- given .r Brosklya
sa'S'peAfe . now The exciting topi, Those srooklya
ne. VINO 'hs BE- % for,uas'e o.. 20 he,r Mr Dara four
~ L.e'lf,s ~ the Female ACADEMY % Sore of he
greatest OF Shskspesre's DRAINS. Ill - -, 49,. =
double enjoyment Of Mrs.. B4ters recitation. nwlI -
sen Inst Mr.. Dsnas subject ior Msnasv ereri,, 4,
ne >upe natural Illustrated by the Niasan1,-r
Nlshis Dream and ihe Tempest
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sfeamboat Accident.

81 Loufs, Monday, MArch H.
The steamboat Moautaineer, bound for Louis
vile and the Pike No for this place came into col
lision miles below this morning Ine whole star
board guard and the Whechouse Of the Nounianeer
were torn svsy and she was consequently unable TO
continue her tip TIE passengers we're al returned
safe 10 this city and hsv not heard that any person
was injured
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TAG OvERFLOw-An0ttsr CrfrGsic.-Ihe coast
st co1insss IN precsrcus situation, rom me ne
nsclng appearance Of the extraordinary hgn NAter-
We have Tbs week % note knotner break Y ne eFe
q West Baton Rouge which occurred % the nsni 81
saturday last Brnse LAncing jet below rur-t
e.. Room. TIE break was icafili ooc taxing IN
may acres and ~ins large extent OF co1ntry
around The Inhabitants Of the vicinity. snd u TIE
back CONCESSIONS rave been reduced - mGe1 distress
anl seeking refuge Ep0G all The eeyAed lsod ~ %
found The amount o. damage which mast ensoe -
Wee, Baton Rouge from this erevssse together "a
Ire on- w'ch has taken place near ne mouth o ssS
River, and the other fronting Jona Leodei Vii &c
immense We earn from our friend. : :. Greves
Eso Of tAAi parish that the places belonging % Toe
following gentlemen Inundated Aessrs - r tAn-
Jesse Hart X Bsrro~-woods. J. Il Hereford, Joan
lohtci. Jno Buhl-r and Noisa stuart ard The BAG {
waters Invading other pisces oeiseea And Be-"
those above named All ire "a destroyed. and TIE
prospects Of the planters blasted for east to- years
% come TIE river al this ylscr "a al siArd appear
ing u rise isla, tie usht sni aN ,sias eurlaS TIE
5sy. isslaa Rouge Asrocsis, IA
II Ein1aa B. Gascock. Postn sster q Aa-
gssss Ca aAs es1a reSe 2olzs>4
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Western Rivers.

ST LOUIS, Monday. March 70.
The river is falling, with d feet water in the
channel to cairo. The upper rivers are al high.
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Court Calendnr....THus DAY.

Cossos PLs.s-Par Nos i0i a. 49, u.s. 49, 49, ~
~ lt IS ~ D. %. 81 a., e. rs a. % IS. ~ ia ~.
al ~ - f.ri iI-hs g. i5 40, ls, 80, o. g. ls Z" 10
ClncHrF G0gsr-So-cla. rnfa1n
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Things In Philadelph ia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Pill Arrr pLIrA -ur

Cores yCndence OF The tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, sunday, March L.
IL seems that the officially between the White
sud c0lored bands Of music engaged for the hremsns
procession the 9Th Of this month, has not yet been
settled. and with one exception. the PhuAde pos
oand) the whites have determined BOT 10 perform me
c1lor,d musicians parade. Il 10 difficult 20 say where
tas foolish matter all end
III. wiih regret learn the death yesterday morning
q Mr. Abel James, q highly respectable citizen Of
Northern Liberties, from a pulmonary attack Mr. J.
wa elected a member Of the Board Of Health on
Tuesday sst and A. the election on Friday last vas
chosen Assistant Assessor Of the Ward IN which be
resided.
- Pafricks Day Was celebrated yesterday By the
Feast Of = Patrick IN =; Paircks Church the solemn
high mas commencing a. l0i O'Clock. The Hi5ernia
society Concluded the DAY oy dinner at the Columbia
House lAsi evening
DEATHS in lhis city for ths week ending yesterday
i1-. From consumption ~.
Gres; anxiety ia fet a. toe nonsrrivAl Of the snip
Gcorgans Capt Higgins, from Liverpool Tor hts city
hundred and ihirty ak days havirg sailed
on Ihc ~ vi November She SAID - have sailed S4ih
q large number OF Immigrants
Toe market for Flour quiet yesterday At previous
quotations. Common brands are held II 5 pr boi
without sales Corn Nes - nearly stationary and siles
Of a5Ju; i-o 51s are reported % 81 Ayc Flour 10
STEADY HJl2i whesiis unscttied-most Of the stock
IS held above the views of buyers. some Sales
ported Al 100 l01 els for fair and prime red Corn s
n better demand, and sales Of southern an Peuasyvs
ia yellow made q, ~ = cts weight A cargo
Of Maryland O.ts sold 81 Cotton without change
l
ssics Of 20 bids v o. sugar Al = "a 10 sJ-s
o. Nossses Al % ca and small loi OF Lsgusyrs Cc-ee
price pubic Provisions In isir demand, bat a.
rather feeble prices Socle sales bulk hes,s made
cts for SIDES a. TOR shoulders and 8. cts Tor
Hams. NJ oasnge n Seeds whisky . doEn-bbs
ar quoted A. q cts.
SALEs ~ SrocKS-Frss B01rs-5o Wilmington RI,
- - 100 GirArt IS, "a 10 Reading. Ia. siOO0
hrscirg Bends So $4,000 PrnnsylvsuiA IS sol
Seco1 O., -oi ssooo Nav 6s IS, ga 100 susq Canal
- a
S,cozs Bszra-sl0 Coal scrip III 5000 Penusyl.
vsuia s. casa ,oi g. 600 Wilmington RR Bort. S
: 90 Lehgh nj 81 slo0o [. es 81. III 5000
T. :. O. a., lOc sl.ooo Lehigh scrip 1T S. Read.
ing lot loon J. Copper, I Philadelphia Bank II
AyALAScsE oN THE CHIsHIRE RaiLRoAD-
The dowatraia on the Cheshire Railroad YESTERDAY
afternoon Was Interrupted by an syAiAnchs from AZ
en5snkmeni IN deep cut aSoai thrce miles this side
q WA2ols. y. H. The cot 10 - or 60 feet deep.
thruugs esyry soil and rae slide covered the track
% M cepth u y or Is feet and than 100 feet In
lengih. The rannns u .rains both Way, must neces
safly Dc Interrupted Il tbs sPatfcr severAl DAY,
Bosioa Traveller, ifih
| " The CkaH0felr4ls VA RssuN,c4a a..
roances iac aesie a. ks residence IN Aoernar Of Mr.
'ssss Ls~ss sasFesresny pssgiOs u la ssss ysas.
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CONFERENCE.-The Free Sellers OF the I'D and
lid Districts Of Connecticut have nominated the same
candidates for Congress had been previously select
ei by tbe Loco Foco Convenuons-in the I'D WALTER
BoorH and In the lid CHAuNcY T. CLEVELAND.
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BUSINESS norIoEs.

" tE~ PLacEs o. AaUsyNgsT present such a. siDse.
I'VE bll IS ih- Museum TIE crlrbrsied Lees-scsn0SF
EDGED he word over performing tie fess d sqg.
lDu9n-afe here hea here 70 Oreag Nes.efn, = DO
Always has s1r-thiaR ~ maze nc psrons n ts esta1l
eni lsug beside cher rLtens.uMcLfs " tC Isi coz
unu- 70 srrscI MS ~eef similar crowds % last TIE Man
NON lady receives Gals usual from tloss tesrOos 81
fonlrg Al elfanslrf arllnlriarre.
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THE TRiBUSE FOR EURoPE.-The Washington
leaves this port on Tuesday next for southampton
and Bremen The america leaves Boston on
Wednesday for Liverpool The Tribune for Eu'
nope viii be ready on Tuesday morning for the
mails of both steamers.
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az htr1~ss o NJ Jh1 william r-ssrg fls cosf
% >1'h 81 -ns ~ bos-y fo.n 81 frx 30
hs as vt eiaio9 Tie ri- Of-r ssa succs~i-i fsnts
~ oea lg-rJ - psfas ~hg hsI uss
sA sl fsifnt h4r.-, ser ta4sl o fssoy 80 i-tss1 ID
ssef casrz- n AsfE sllrfsy l--ri Jtl Wa
Nssieftt 90 81 bars tls hrs~ ~ 1s gfloi Of
ne trs f9l....O-- Tnofly Derrotf rrestri at
-Feaz an bed fo charF- 81 sssaa1g hs v 80
r4 sn nlrglJ ~ ~ ffsrs ssst-sl csss5 ~
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