davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
m..,,ns ef The Senate Cabinet Matters, &c

q, T,ls1ropAl WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March 9.
The Senate met to-day in open session, from IL
20 II O'Clock. Mr. DOUGLASS raised a privileged
question, contending that Gen. SHIELDS, lately
elected Senator from Illinois, should be sworn IN,
which gave rise 10 some debate and was agreed
10. The newly elected Senator then went forward
10 the Clerks desk, and after being duly qualified
took his seat. The question Of eligibility was re
fered 10 a Select Committee of FIVE.
A resolution was adopted 10 select Standing
Committees 10 monow. senstors MILLER and
ATcHIsos were appointed Committee to wait
upon the President
A message was then received from Pfesldent
Taylor. by the hand of bis private Secretary, Col.
Bliss. after which the Senate went into executive
session. as was understood. on the following nom
nations which under the rules lie over.
JOHN NJ CLAYTON Of Delaware, SECRETARY IF Sefe
WILLIAM NJ MEREDITH Of Penn Secretary # ire 7feo'"y
THOMAS EWING Of Oho S0sfayy Of The Homs Dsrerrsnt
GRO W CRAWFORD Of Georgia. Stoeta,y Of Ba'.
WIN b Preston Of yrgaA. Sserfary@ Me Navy,
JACOB COLLAMER Of vermont, Postna,f1 General
REvERDY JOHNSON Of Maryland, f,a0rrsy G>n0ah
We have another dispatch confirming the
above Cabinet nominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION ~ OHIo-A Home
stead Exemption bin wss introduced into the OHIO
Sens,e, lev days ago, by Mr. Dimmock, which pro.
vdes that from the passage Of this act Il shs be law
ful for ANY resident OF Ohio. being head of ismly
10 purchase aad ct apart, as Homestead tract Of
lsnd not exceeding one hundred and sixty end
the buildings thesron-the whole hot 10 exceed In
value thousand Go.ars 10 lieu oil OF land
house aud lot IN any recorded town plat city. OF
village. not exceeding one thousand dollars Tie msy
hold the for the exclusive beneht OF himself snd
family exempt from execution or sale. except for the
purchase monty OF the same The exemption Is not
10 extend 10 mortgage The same but the mortgage
is not 10 b. considered valid unless signed By the wife
or, IN OF her cesth, By AL the children OF the
mortgsger
u The head of family Is no; The owner Of home
stead or other real estate he may select snd hold from
execution and sale amount Of goods sud ehattcls.
not exceeding In value thousand dollars 10 was
referred to the judiciary Committee says Columbus
correspondent OF TIE CiHciarafff Cir91s who report
ed II 5sck with two slight amendments with recon
medallion % rccgmrig the bill 70 Committee OF tae
whole Senate there ~ be natlred ent passed in such
a form IS would meet the views Of the members II
was SO recommted and made the special order for
morrow 9Th and hsve no coub, but 10 somewhat
nodded form from rs original, will pass both House.
aud become q lag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7.
The New.YorL Tribune for Europe.

We publish at O'Clock this morning, the sec
ond number of The TriJpne for circulation IN Eu-
rope, containing a complete summary OF the latest
and most interesting news, made up WIN specia
reference to the wants Of foreign readers, or Amer
leans now residing in Europe 1t contains an ac-
count e the Inauguration Economies, with Gen.
Taylor's Address. 10 the English, French and Ger
man languages an Editorial article on American
Affairs, also ia French and German full Report
Of the Congressional Proceedings from the sailing
of the last steamer to the hour Of adjournment a
Commercial Review and Summary Of Shipping
Intelligence, prepared expressly for the paper :
with a large amount Of various local and political
news. 1t embraces an account Of everything Oh
Importance which has lately irsnsPired, and VIII
be found by persons desiring to send to their
friends in Europe, complete and comprehensive
record Of the last two weeks. II may be had at
the counter Of the Tribune Office in wrappers
ready for mailing price 81 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
for pension. BY widow. of deceased soldiers under the

for pensions oF WIDOWS OF Sttt"r'" $500
act Of July 81. 1873 .a
Joint resolution for the relief OF George r. smith
Joint resolution for The purchase CT the 1ehr' NA''
Re Eistcr ami Lave. ,
Joint resolution concerning the settlement ~ tnr ~
count. Of wm sPeidan Purser IN the Navy Of The tH
I'D states 100.
and others.
count. CT Thol-rs " Howe. lsto Pension Agent At
Pitt.burs upon equitable principles
Joint resolution f1r the rtliei % John s. NtFl' OF
Adams County. Mississippi
Joint resolution for the distribution Of tie oh-ial
r. si.,er or Blue Book among the several states
Joint resolution authorizing the Secretary Of the
senate and Clerk Of the H1u.e Of hePresenial'es %
subscribe for 600 copies OF farther publication Of The
Debates and Proceedings Of Congress aud Tor other
J6irt Resolution for the relief Of Parsers in the Navy
a. . expenditures made IN pursuance OF orders 5arns
a.. War with Mexico.
Joipt Resolution directing TIA, tho Government Of
Ru,,. ba supplied with certain volume. Of TIE Nara
tive OF the Exploring ExPedou IN leu OF i1o'e "icn
were lost Al sea
Smithsonian Institution
resolution relating % the compensation Of persons
appointed b deliver the votes lr President and ice
President OF the United states - tie President oi the
Senate.
resolution authorizing the Secretary u Wario fur
ni.h arms ard ammunition persons engrstng 10 the
Territories OF Oregon. California and New Mexico
revolution u authorize the Secretary Of The Iress
ury 10 make Al equitable settlement with the surcie'
Of Robert T. Lyle. late surveyor General OF The Dis
tric, Of Ohio.
resJlution to deiray the expenses Of certain Chip
pesa Ind ans and their Interpreter
resolution 10 TX the meaning Of the second section
Of Al act Tor changing the location Of the Land Once IN
the Chippewa aud District and establishing an sddl-
tIousl Land Di,trici in the state Of Wisconsin.
A resolution relative 10 the public printing.
Are.ouiou respecting The claims OF 4 :. aud A. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

TIE SAC HARBoR DisAsTER.-A letter from sag
HHbor gives the following description of tie bodies
Gently washsd ashore IN that vicinity
MaycA l-On the north shore of Montsuk, four miles
within the point, found man Of dark complexion,
apparently 80 years OF age black hair on lct
below the elbow feet Inches high well clad IN new
wooden aud flannel clothes supposed 10 be Portu-
guese by birth.
March 3.-Near the same place a man about 25 years
OF age found black hair the figure Of the cross
In India Ink bis breast. with the letters n x J.
in the upper part OF the cross SIP feet high with
new clothes on Also. man apparently from - 10 50
years Of age - feet high hair sghty grey stock
ngs marked II X with black thread well clad 10 new
clothes and boots supposed 70 have been the cap
tsin. Also, man about IS years Of age; II feet
n en-, with gold rngs IN bis ears DARK hair clothes
quite and clean. Also, about Tor % years
OF age dark hair hsd the figure Of eagle. two Aaz.
two cannon. and a drum. marked on bis night
drawers marked ". 4 x. 10 the was,bsnd with black
thread supposed 90 have been the son Of the third
person described Also about IS or 80 years of
age y feet high light hair had losl one front tooth
In the lower jaw, upper teeth stood clear and wide
apart, Ike the others, well clad In new sad clean
clothing. boat also found which i now 10 the
OF Mr. Gould the keeper OF the Point ut house
when found on her Keel and In order for use. A
jury called oy the Coroner end Inquest held on
these bodies. but nothing appeared % show whence
they came or who they were.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS AND INTERNESTs
n As Cry Of Bro9iyH for The reet eHdias Msrch -
Males 3 iemaes IS adults 10, children p total 81
Their diseases were follows Childbirth cons1mp-
ton T. CONFUSION Group 3, congestion Of brain 90
Ct lungs , debility drops7 J. dropsy Ia the n-.d .
dyseatery scarlet fever typhoid l. d!sesse Of TIE
heart 2 Inflammation Of the brain do of lungs pre-
mature birth 2 liberation Of bowels mumps p.ous
abscss. uusrpera commissions !. accidental s1tJca
lion tsbS mesenterlca l. There were also = Inter
rnen,. ia Greenwood and other Brooklyn grounds from
New York and other places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
p,,ra of ...,,rnnt Aldermen.
he following resolution was cssred By Assistant
a,,,.- s~b,itx On Monday evening:

Tie following resolution was ossred oy Assistant
Alderman schllfz on mondsy evening
He.olped That conuiuse u three BE- appointed
T., lth the Presd-c.s u the fewY0rK sld Haven
Rarost sud ihs s-~i0r ard Harlem Railroad fDr ihs
p1rrose Of sfcrrtsninz what arrangement any he
made uh en % convey daily lhs street. msngr- from
ne Cry The Interior q The c7uny snc Ths increase u
r.veru- tn City ~tl PROBABLY derive from tn- higher
price he obtained tr TIC nsgre well 80 N, yslue %
he whEry-s piers -nc slips, that would be reclaimed f,r
Commercial pafpOse- Those used FOR darpinx Purposes
Adopted and hcssrs schultz, Hibbafd and Ah .rOn s
pointed.
yard 10 receive the and have carried ct every
night
The r-souto, reqlrng the sgperint-sians Of Streets
The coc,ractz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
lIarkef-...n.RosToN. March 8

There is moderate inquiry for FLOUR and we notice
sales of GOO bbs at 57 % for Michigan and other
common brands, and So a l2i for Genesee. In CoRs
there IL but little doing. Sales 5000 bushels, including
white and yellow Southern, q, 50 81 cents. The sup
ply continues scarce, which in a measure checks ope
rs,lons Sales Of RYE at &C 70 cents. The demand
for Provisions is for the supply Of the trade and quo
tations are steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

ders,and that such exhibitions not habitual with
Members Of either House-,hst they never occur
when sobriety is preserved and very rarely when
Hon Members have become obhsious On liquor
they have paid for. 1t Is this reciprocity Of extra
favors between them and their hirellngs that does
the mischief
i know well tbat men truly honorable in their
private dealings-men who would not 50 abuse
trust if acting as trustees Of an individual estate
voted and electioneered for the extra resolution
throughout. | saw and deplored tins, bat ought 1t
therefore TO be submitted to in silence Does not
the fact that such men give such votes argue a
fearful deprivation OF public morals which ought
a. once 10 arrest the attention OF the wrtuous
Tbs Congress is tue supreme arbiter between
private claimants and the country, and IN that ca
pacity annually approves and passes or rejects
claims 70 heavy amount. Il has Just refused 10
surrcnder this power 70 a Board Of Commission
ers-in effect, to any body but itself. Just think
Of paying unjust claims on the plea that il had
become usual 10 DO so, and see where the Treas
lry would be.
One illustration Of the effects Of this ..ofi Of
legislation was given just as the House was ad-
lourning. The House had included in rs bounty
all the folders in the Document roon' laborers on
the grounds sc. &c. also the watchmen OF the
Capitol gate keeper, &C. The Senate had also
included these wstchmcn aud eate-keeper IN rs
extra resolution so that they are to get 200 ex
ira il both resolutions are complied with. But
lust then the final Message from the President
wa. announced, and the House at once heard the
Speakers address and adjourned, leaving the
| double extras to take care Of themselves. ] com
mend the " hole subject to public scrutiny and re-
| nactIOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

FROM TENAs-CAIiFORNIA EMIGRANrS.-An
arrival q, New Orleans brings later accounts from Tex
as but no news OF much importance. The steamer
Fanny which arrived 81 Lsvsca the 2lsi vi; had co
board company Of Csliorni, emigrsnis, numbering
forty, under Captain Walter Harvey, of Georsis They
were sIued and equipped. with ii exception of mules
snd horses. which they intended purchasing NJ Cor
pus Chfisu. Toe company from san Antouio for the
Gold Region viii start between the middle OF March
and the 10; Of April large company Is also orgsniz
ng In Nieioris 10 start shout the same time Gen.
Worth, II Is thought will leave san Au.otio for the
Pass abou, the Let Of May Apaper entitled the Vssby-
BGaRsr will shortly be published in Houston. This
paper will DC the exponsni OF the Methodist sect in this
STATE and will be edited BY the Rev ChsuDcey Rich
srdson gentleman eminent IS divine and isvorsby
known throu sboat that community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

HAvRE Ok GRACE, March 3-THE susQUE-
HANNAH RIVER BLASTING lex, &c-The ice IN the
river is sill stationary and h,nis At work clearing
/, away from sbou,tbe BERTH ofine railroad steamboat
The supe ruendent o. The read - making experiments
with csnsiers Of powder on the Ice IN the eH-hns In
hope Of being able 70 start i from below.
M1rck A.. P NJ The ice IN The uvcr .iill ccnun
ues hr the experiments with powder having failed Of
the desired eject The powder scaiters The eAkes OF
ice which are packed on top OF each other bat does
no. pass through them TIE weather OF The past We
have had but ite eject except on The sur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. Tuesday, March 6.
M4HfEN pkfTROAD

u
HARLEM RAILROAD.
The bill to extend the time for the completion
of the Harlem Railway was taken up read third time
aud passed
FREK SCHOOLS.
The bill establishing Free Schools was referred
to the Committee, to repor, the same complete.
COMMON SCHOOLS.
The Committee of the Whole took up the bill
making appropriations for Common Schools, made
some progress thereon and had leave TO sit again.
GENERAL BANKING LAW.
The bill to amend the General Banking Law
was then taken up in committee, and alter some dis
cussion was laid over to be considered sgsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
Mnrkets....BALTIMoRE, March 6.

The marke, for FLOUR is steady but not active. We
notice sales Of 1000 bbls at sltd4 514 for Howard
It and the latter figure for City Mills Sales prime red
Wheat a, o.. Com continues in active demand
with farther large saes AZ for white, and - cts
for yellow OATS are selling at 20 % cts WHISKY
squoted 23l In Provisions there i' but little doing
small sales MISS Pork at 10 62i 10 s7l and LARD 10
Kegs H. DRESSED PIGS are moving of at a 81 cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

~ Mr.. DALLAS on retiring from the Char OF
tbs u g. Senate made very pretty speech, thanking
the Senators for their uniform kindness and courtesy
tward him during the four years which be presided
over that august body In the course OF bis remarks he
said that equal divisions OF the Senate requiring the
casting vote of the Vice President had occurred thirty
times during bis official term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

Ga Tas.ds moruue fh nst JOHN. youngest % " an a.
ir.t-ih DOLsfN. ss-t N-ars srf .uonihf
vifssr Yitce Tins st-rnoou o,k,
Ito eds of tho ID nrt-t o s'isai ..c1
faffhsr notDc.
l. tn GU - in.t suif~ny JANE CHftNtf sd-ei Ctls
"a SMITH n the 18th year of her Sc
Paterson, J. iu~sasy nofnnf Hih ntf VI ABRAHAM
FRAil sssd ., years
Th- freud. of ne family repeatedly
stt-ni Do, funeral Thufsdsy morning th ls a. oct f-
rs iat- fs-deuC-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

QUARTERNAsrER's DEPsRTnENr.-COl Hunt
80 well and fayorsby known TO citizens will re-
Hsve Major Tompkins IS United S;A,es QaArtermAster
al this post on the first oi April As soon As Colonel
Uup, arrives here Major Tompkins will report 10
hesd.qarrters q, Washiogton ~ o Del's 18th.
CoBrLASp.-There was a tie on Supervisor, in
one of the towns OF Cortland County, and upon hs,
town depended the character Of the Board. The
Justices who are Wing sled the vacancy as required
By law 80 that Of The - Supervisors the Wings have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

~ Tue PrsENFToRy SALE Of p valuable os %
the side Of sI,hsy end the south snd oonh es'a
Thirty sixth and south side u Thirty seyenshst VII as
pscs this dsy under the direction Of Edgar Var "hs
Eco at y O'Clock, BY ASrnosY j BLr,csEh, 81 ne W.
chants Exchange, maps u which can BE- obsined o. "
suconeer lou on south side Of Forty hst bsiss''
Seventh and Eighth lots south Of T~ennsof
west Of F.tsv Lot on Twenty 6st.l west Of seyssh"
The house 1876 Mou.s and the valuable store $50 Fear"
II door below naidenlahe. No 5Hl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
By Telegraph to The Ntw-YOrk Tribune.
Election for Congress.

BosTON, Tuesday March 8.
There will probably be no choice for Congress IN
the WITH District Mr. Pslfrey is largely ahead of Mr.
Thompson, with an increased vote all around
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

GsN'S's srRisc STYLE foR lsi)-lnielsc'usiJ mi
physically usd to the architectural proportions Of hso'
toner AL the suxilehes necessary 10 she ssrssdHi
III Of the Hat sftstcsy spilled snd fully explained %
wearer Not couen, vi merely covering he he'd
sseSs render Invaluable ard necessary t1sh oiss
remsns costume. JOHN w OENlh'
2lf Broadway, opposite 81 Paa.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
n,isIrhn- rurluGs.

~ THg MUSEUM yesterday was thfons oil -rh peef'
whose rspurous sppsu-e eyinced their hearty sppfoet
This afternoon and evening VIII be fepesied he hgtYh
terestng performances u tho celebrated Lee FsnlJ
comprsins great variety Of feals ~ ssl, te1ehi .,
strength, before equaedslso. the aughsbs Hso.
vile OF " The Young Widow &c. &c There ssO nay y
seen at all houis the Mammoth Lady weighing SO POguis
the mammoth scotch boys In contrast with The snAsl'
ing person In the world-Ttsnis. the Fairy QIeen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

TrE GOLD MINES % THE OIA-CHss. W. Wtss'
suihor Of the celebrate work "Oid ic,s, tho Guide
now printing book called the Gold Nb's u msOA
70 be Issued shortly from the press Of DEWITT tD"'
roET Tribune Buildings 10 which hs proves he sr'st'
Of ysstmneral wealth, such damon 10, soeAf
Ia that region. MI WEBER j. now organixng spsFj %
proceed there soon po.sib!e lie can tcs,sn"t'
American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

Cg Hon. RUFUS CROArE is TO deliver the con
GLIDING lecture before the Boston Mercantile Library
Association this season snd for his subject has selected
Thoughts sug gested by Mr. Nseausys History Mr..
Chos,e will give the history OF New tnslsn at the
period the brilliant esssyst has depicted inst OF old
Enslsnd and draw parallel between the two coun-
tries This will afford an simple ded for hs brilliant
fancy sud rhetoric. - ssysa Bosion paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

~ Hon. JAMES DIXON, of Hartford, has been
nominated by the wings Of tina, Senatorial District As
candidate for the State Senate. Mr. Dixon has been
In Congress the past four years where he served with
wi usefulness and Distinction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
ASSEMBLY


LITERARY AND U. a. FUNDS
The bill appropriating the literary revenue and
United States deposit funds Was on motion taken up
read a third time and passed.
MARINE HOSPITAL.
Mr. FTzHuGH gave notice OF his intention 70
bring IN bill authorizing the United states to erect =
Marine Hospital At Oswego.
RAILWAY.
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill
for Railway from Syracuse to Rochester, and alter
making some progress therein rose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
ppysvpvyn NEAT, yog CALIFORNIA.

Thomas KEssErT & CO. - oLD"W-nesS 80
Game, Oysters, Lobsssrs NH, ke are pat W v -,
Off sad lbs each, and may be conveyed 70 ne -
climates. retaining perfectly heir natural taste s1' -,
ne.s Tousyeers lhess articles are inys1sbe'~ 4.
msy he served up 81 any moment and IN any e'i1' ,s
experience Of thirty years enables US 10 Pfoooo.
,rtie-. unsquAIed- Every can we preserve 10 "Arsa
m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

la these ave towns, Pslirey net gain from the las
iris. is krs votes He then lacked - votes Of an cleo
ton
Later accounts by Telegraph, as will be seen In An
other column state that there is probably no election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

on the nth b., Re- james b. har'-rh-r. lohNELil
WILLIAMSON 90 No, HtttN sHAfftk
On SrrfsN evening" frh Id Rev kti u0ls NJ slr't
BoAnIEY to Mr CAROLINE WILLIAMS. al 90 IBIS Csy
81 hatuHf, rap-T- Fssse ,ol1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

u ALEXANDER NEwNAS, late Postmaster at
Wheeling Loco-Foco candidate for Congress In the
XVIII District of Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

~ A dispatch from Washington states that
Gen. TAYLOR has requested Mr.. BUcHASAS' Sec
rotary Of State aud Mr.. MARCY Secretary Of
War. under President POLK, 10 remain at the
heads Of their respective Departments for nine
DAYS lopger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

~ M.eSEric Powders, or hs dessnscsloo ~ - AZ
roachss, bedbuss fes IL as, mOhs, sru masf. q ~
various other insects Also, pills Tor the cesuseu nee
aud mice Wsusnged with at polscu. Cefuhc., AZ :.
he mos -ru-rt physicians Of COR ciIy NAY Ds
Office ~ THIS article received Inc hishess p''
III ate Fair Of th= American destitute -. s...1r,f
nj fkIlH' p. LYON 10 pi0''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

Join, resolution granting to the Secretary Of the
Treasury farther time 10 make the report concerning
the sale aad entry Ct certain lands in Cincinnati.
Joint resolution relative 10 evidence IN appicsrons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The nine O'Clock special
train from Newton yesterday morping me, WITH
broken raj upon the road between Nsvton Corner and
Brighton which threw the tender from the track and
displaced Get OF wheels Of one Of the cars. Tue
train three or four hundred feet before il
was brought up Boston Nal 5th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

" The Boston ChrOaofyPc which was Obliged
TO suspend for few days in consequence Of having
been burnt out hss reapPesred agsn, as bright ard
sparkling ss ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

r. "sfsIsC TINE ~ YgAsIs CONisc '-"@a'""
Music,-There /. harmony 10 tte r0siliog u ne les''
the babbng Of brooks the chipping u birds 10 mes"
Of The waves In the spng Of babes, bot all ths'e S"
nies harmoliou.ly blended are 20. 10 BE- eomp"eo
harmony shape which ooni IN he elegant rna s"'
list. just tSusd Tor the Spring Of 1913 by me ho'"
PH4Nis HAT AsD Car MAsUFacTOsY, 50 FlAoS . =.
nothing be euphoDious 10 the ear Ihsn 10
~ low price asked for ihem.
Fret quslty Sulrs and moesiln, a. 81 -.
Second Nulns anil Molesalh, - o. I'D "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

MAssAcHusErTs.-Th third trial Tor Member of
Congress in the vth District Of Massachusetts, took
place on Monday, the 9Th lost. The candidates are
Thompson, Wing Pslirey present MEMBER Free
soil and Robinson Loco. The Boston Ads has returns
from nve towns as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

Tn Mr. CLAY has written a letter on the sub
Jet Of Emancipation, which we shall publish at
our earliest convenience.