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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
.-..lr..r,.r.r.u-,nnr.ATONIC RAILROAD.

y--- -vtse.sxs.4sE-z7 HDI -ATO<IC RAILROAD.
A. ~ The Cars this road Ia connec-
nn1--xa---H~-rO with The New-YOrk and New Ha-
ven Railroad Passengers for Albany, Troy and
lions on the Housalonic Rslrosd will take Tho A NJ
Express Train on the Newly and New Haven RsrOad
baggage master goes through 70 take charge Of bag
gsse Tor Albany Troy snd lhs H0usalonic Railroad
Stages lu connection with the Cars % Lee Lenor Od
Stock bndgs Cuuisvlle WiBstesd aud Norfolk. Also 10
Iiictfeld sharon Woodbury., Dsnbury and Bethel
Freight Intended tor this ROsi Is received on board The
steamer NIAGARA NJ the Dep0 foot Of aarketg from
o'clock A NJ until O'Clock 81 POsitiyey A. lhsI
uiue. O. NJ PERRf, Agent, once on tbe pier.
Nsw-Yorh. Fen a, 1919 ~
r.. -sx.4zzrasg1 FOK PITTsBtktH AND
~ Sssrs~sSEs5p W flEELfNG yis Yhilsfep hs, Bait
ss-<- more Cumber Rand Md by the United
States Mail thrOu In 81 hours from Nswi0rE $50 nies
Railroad l9l SsLOuR hOsd.
Leave New At and N and st u NJ and n NJ
leave Philadelphia p; AN. and NJ. leave Balu-
more u A NJ and 4 NJ daily leave Cumberland 90 The
arrival ~ the trains from Baltimore daily by ~ lines for
Ps.shurgh and Wheeling Cincinnati, g. Louis New Orleans
For through tickets By this route apply In Philadelphia al
he Railroad Once. u Msr.ei and Eleventh ais Or
a 50 South fhrd-st.
Pare hrougn from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, So; TO
Wheeling SIS with tie privilege Of stopping al Baltimore
and r-suning s-sls al easure.
For farther information apply 10
J. l.. sLEMMER, Agent al Adams 4 Co.'S Express
Office, Is " a,-st Al N VI. or al American Hotel
ol8N corner Broadway Barclays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

MARY BANsIsrER Asuo-t'.'i1'
- s~nm- ssfH WiLKts. Affnlri.tfsof

A. PURSUANCE ri a. order i he sunraga- q rs eo'nJ
hs~ fon goio- hsf-hy g,sn 70 40 p-fsoas haf.5 -
as.cst JOSEPH ftfEktON. sf- n fh- 1fy o tss lot =
ceased " h- ts folesfs thrsof ~ s,.
-f, 81 be ohce No l-3 ssstf-sf On, 81 se~ 100, ~
sfe ~ ury hfst say 81 Jay a-ltD.t-s Nsrsor. ~ ~
ciy of J.n1.fy. ls4s D. RANDOLPH NkRTIS.
~ lastn+ Aiu.a..iostof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

PURSUANCE Of order ct NJ sufossfs q NJ eo.s
bN-< 1ors lft- hereby a. h1fag
bthyAAN TAYLOR late u the cy u >s- ii.s-e - - q.
pf--rlt t- ~fl vouchers thereof ~ ~
d JOSIAH ho~-- 10 40 Al Wal s--; m h- y q -
% oziore Tie h.sat dzy Of August u>rtDstst >s~
dsy fbsor1sry tsf9 lf is~tnl ANNE TAYLOR Ain--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

~ PURSUANCE 81 order made b safs.e - coalg
VI hrs. gDt- l-r-ty D. al p~rs1n- hsFHs &C y
u AMOS X HOBBY late u Bro. 30 ks. Coasts, =
c,,se present ne m the Fosch-fs 81 40
Htlags, - Ar'olsy 81 be o1c~ 80 Wal & rrs ~
before th- nih asy Of Nay l.Kt-D-5 fo ~ -
lfp fnlb laN1mel ELIZA y HOBBY. Atm ftfs"i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

Auat snuugon Marrh 70 ship Clnunna', Williams wv eoas
800 bbls whale aud 30 sperm oil, and 300 ibs bone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

-. Rrooklynt 90 ri IN Baicst between Smith ana Cou 1
sh within leo minutes walk Oflh- south Ferry. The
apsrneus arr The second fJ1r and back basement win
two room. on the third floor II handsome thrsrtory bs
house one year old aud 10 hne order To small respect
sl,e aid quiet family th- Will - moderate Appy 10
mis- 81. william Y. 0REGG. 10 W sIrr-sL N v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

DUBLIc ADNIsIsrRAToRs OFFicE, No Ns's.s .oesrYE
Note hsrety ss.n b- r-ittf-- and Dsfi0tA Mo-
A. BROOKS Of tie CITY 81 N-s fors, se Pustis 10 -
Service. 3ers.-et. sad ~hO ag-t - have &c
ssssts Of The sai he hand, Of Tie Puor -.
all - s8ala stored aaa .sgos-s % By ham teec' 20 ls
tie ea44<s b. aSfs etseutror an - Al
De-. 4ssd ~ tie 81 3sy % Mach -Dss4 sss iy',
lsss LHl ls~ssl yAhks I. IsAlkk, FsoAe A'EH-''-~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

"a STATEN IsLAND-For sale a farm o. acres
s ono II q acre.-houses and barns wood, fruit good
mill Ieai on esch, miles from POn Richmond where
the boat plies houry-l0 miles rom TIL. cy ltquf7 OF
GEORGE + BUTLER.
ms I'm Spruce-st Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

T~Pl t-lANfE II or1-r o ~ s8rogsl~ 81 ~ lo,-t
tH-E fofs. npiss hereby gs-a all Psfsa1f h.< -.
s-fil-t AiEAANDtR CAsCADkN fs oi As Ciy q Ne~ -,
f-crs-d % pfsfst he ssr- With h,ref % -
5sf 81 Der f--sn- No Monro. street fLs ca ~ ~ .
20 - o~iof- ~ s-'slth day u August 1ettDsisf v.
Oh Say 81 Fetusy, 100 ELIzABETH CASCADE
n lasrms kf"esNt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

SOtTHbkN AND w hSIh - , ns,hN 800
sNUil nad a large assortment u ks1k BOOKS, NTtns
and Mr.ppiog PNper. A. lhs lowest ossh prices "
Maidsr~ne fscuIre and inifor al GOODS ~ or
lur, scd viii eel very low prices Lsiefcsp ana nutr
paper envelopes iuks gold ana steel peas pofioVs scrap
boSk booss sud card cAses slses, neuofanoum
ana boNks, bsckssm- boards, CARDS, clls "sa
w-ies-n fsci everything 10 the scceuDtoo9k paper ~no
sss,oueFy line u ~ lsiesi STYLES
FRANCIS \ LOUrREL. Manufacturing SisIoners,
fnfSU y Mfitrn-lAre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

DY ORDER tho H0n Dan- y lngshsn judge o ~ lopfi
do Pleas tie CITY sni County ~ Nsr f0"'
hereby gwen pursuant 10 he pf Of NJ sstls =.
thorrug abseondne ucsd and rsss
i-tiors attainment issued sgs.st he sas Of ANi
McINTfRF. \ resident debtor ard that tie SANE NV
sold he payment o m debts uu~. he appssfsnt fsetfs s
attachment according law, within months from he MT e
Of ~. md ts The of f-b DC D. l
b. I'd this STATE and me delivery a. bun % Or BIS ptsp az
property stln ri. sts,s belonging 20 him. ant III transfer ~
such property b. him. ofldi.n b. law anf arr void fi
lie bth Ia Of s-pt,raDer lsis WALhhk Nash.
~ la~sn A6rn@y. st,ashg creditor So 10 N.sssu q y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
80 JOIN ALLEN,s 1919.


crnsef by The authorities
Ofthe State srd City Of Nsw.Yors PnDc Al Office Isl C-
dar st ~ YThe subscriber having completed the n-css
ssry arrangements with Of the highest int gny, WILL
he opening Of nend navigation Of s49 be prepared
forward engrsnts and other passengers with their lug
gage from Nsw-York to sny part Of The West South
Western ssles u the Uuiied States he Cansdas FL
moderas rates Of fare snd with and dispatch Per
residing In the United States, having friends emf
grating from Europe may confer on them substantial
Eldn.ss By warning them, iSeir ARRIVAL 10 kesIors
agsinst ng mi and pssge elsewhere before consulting
win the Commissioners u EmsrsIon, some VI the Be
uey0eni Protective Societies rs-hshsf IN that city
prrssy ~, the protection sud benefit u Tie The
subscriber has ned many years u peence n he ne q
forwarding, together with hs present perfect arrange
ample hand 10 forward In ste-rsgeO
cabin first ~ canal railroad, sly
Of passengers whg sy chDoss 10 sya themselves
- be ~ pen-rcs and superior arsngrm-ntssnd 20 all
promises anc add fair dealing, with slrc
regard Whatever Trey msy be. For Of
isr- fDy isler postpaid, apply 10
ms 5m.0d JOHN ALLEN, Isl Cedsr-sl N York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

FPress hich patented lss October, combines g7A
.nctv o. sfuctu with iuiense severity o. ~ efeion
convenience Tor ard cteapucss and I. a.
mirshy sdaped great variety ci pCrFoses, sech ~
pres.ns oils cotton tceaccO befnP. hay. cheese cioh
ur paper a. halug goods emhossi1g ard prinung en-
velop cutting. Jewellers work. sh-srlng me.ss gum M
SAVE punching, calling and Iveung iron, h'sung' ho's
Ing vessels into docks making lead pipe &C. &c.
Orders aud communications 10 be sddtesscd 10
MM ID HARRIS
f.rth aP Pale y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
90 FOR -.LF, CHELP.-A pleasant and cor

80 FOR -tLE. CHEAP pleasant snd ecinino-
ID dous residence IN New B Irswics, y u pc h,es-
EA nearly new ard in excellent rspslr Win il.t
yrr4en ~ other couveui-uces situated convenient -
Tie Railroad Steamboat ls1dlngs Neany en--Ia. u
,r,,~n,,e money a.. remsin on mortgage A. per cent
S- BrlrsvriS Is ore OF The most pesssrt srd h-sihy
-,,r-s -esr r-u-Yors There * kslrQa1 srt two
siesrr rost dep ariures daily Ircui-e "
rs I'm FUNrIScTON CO Is Wa.lst
- POV -AI.E-To TIE vilsg- Of Yolke-s, uest
- bHck C0ttsge. built AT s1nrs 7eaiFti s'l..t.
ta Hudson River srd iocsicd up .h- mLr-rosi min
H., sirute, yak OF the esmho landing, ther- = gp'4
WI on sier srd ouihultrgs, hsf sn--crr oi arc y l
fi.-lrees Aso several choice huitrg-os commanding
"A extensive view Of he River be had on iAForaoe
:. 81 s..if.f-.f m 81. ul9 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

seE-IoEE. 9srrh 3. i8s9
THE DIRECTORS Of tsis CouSsry hsve ms cay &c
-rei dividend y i7e PER celi payable 70 10 sorA
10 1rrs r gt-r lcgsl rerfcserisiivs- o. cen-r
10 ia GsO T HOPE. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

SOLAR LAgf-, GAS fiNIl kk>s FhtNNh
- CHlNA-hlTCHsLL KITCHEN. Coiusn -
rear broad manufacturing, and keep cocsali %
hsnf As fixtures 80 Lsmgs Chsntc iers. GIsn ,uiss
Csnicshrs. Rsekes Hal Lsnerrs &c m every slyle Tor
no. II OF private buildings Also importers snd dealers n
reph China cut ard plan gs-s China Eugiish to-
lei ware psed ard spsn1ed wse. aud sene's hon.sinr
pshins goods whoessls nd retail haruisesofy y M-f
80 --'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
CO BUILDiNG LOTS AND lMrkoyED REAL

KlfffliNis LOTS Anu lNIhbF ~ MAJ
EM FsTAr- FOR SALE AT BOBDkEN The VII
NJ age of HOboken, convenient, pleasant ana
healthy place ~ residence presents sdYsaSses A. less
rhfou the medium Of several lines O ferry O1ss com
muncaou u afforded With thu city NJ lr-a different plss
VIZ Barclay. Canal sod Christopher sts As ~ induce
meut 10 those DESTROYS " Rvtng hrmseveso me AdFa
saes Of re.dence 10 Hohoken, the most hberel terms
made both thu sale Of lots snd M NE ufr ~ me
ferries (the being rs low ~ on any ohef Ter
~ out ~ f,ewYork Beside from It's value ~ place o
rs deuce from the position Of HOcoken. u mast be evident
that tnvesm- within s LIMIT. cannot be other"is- man
safe sad profitable For Information - to Conditions prices
Sc ipqure A. the Hobpken Co.'S Orce ferry landing ho-
bisen. Of 81 DN w W SftiF ~ ht'ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

LAMPS LAMPS.
DICH MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS. from q ~ 10 :
Reach Dorc lamps and lanterns from 81 81 o s.
besand gsts lamps with shaded ball par.or AID STORE
lamps globes, Wlcks camphene. oil, burning aud, he.
wholesale aud retail. all low prices FOR cash. at
q In G. A. BALDWINS Lamp Store. 81 sowery.
CALIFORNIA; GOLD FOR FILLING TEETH
hR MAN,OSS DENTAL ROOMS, ~ Eighih-svenue
hAhng inserted, from 10 en-
tire set Every operation guaranteed Prices moderate
Ancient ard Modern History ~ the Teeth, published by T
Msnson. en years practical De1st can be- bal grscs
lflms
FURDY 4 ROBBINS,
IMPORTERS % GERMAN. FRENCH AID ENGLISH
TOyS AND FANCY GOODS,
sni dealers tn
FIREWORKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
29fims - rs id~u-iHue
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

motion to strike out the section granting permission q
the Compsnyso run the Railroad to soath Attica
The motion was sustained on the ground thu,
the section conferred new Charter
An additional amendment was ed requir
ing the Company TO run road 70 Attics within stI
miles.
Mr.. CoRSELL sustained the bin At length, as
necessary 20 open chain Of Railroad between New
York and the Lakes at the earliest day.
The friends Of the direct Railroad 20 Dunkirk
were opposed 10 thiS and insisted that The Dankirs
Road should be bulk before the Horuelsvie aud Buf
ialo Railroad which they expected would not be done
II the Lake was reached 81 Buffalo. Mr.. RICHARDS
motion prevailed.
The Committee then rose and reported progress.
The Committee again took up the bill Tor direct
Railroad from Hornelsvlle 10 Attcs, when long de
bste ensued.
The Committee finally rose and the bill was or
dered 70 third reading
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
nBy Telegraph to the Mw.York Tribune.
Called Session Of the senate.

WAshfNeroS. tuesday nsfOn %.
The Senate convened at the usual hour, Mr..
AreHrsos, Presden, pro tenn. in the Chair
A resolution offered by Mr. FooTs directing the
printing Of 5000 copies Of the late decision Of the su
Preme Court n relston TO emigrani passengers came
up, and was discussed a. considerable len 9Th.
Mr.. BE1ToS opposed the resolution, and Messrs.
sEwARD and DICKINSON supported II, on the ground
ths, the information important to the people and
to the NewYork Legislature now In session At Albany
The resolution was amended so as to read ten
thousand copies and then adopted p Ayes 10 II Noes
Mr. FoorE tnen offered resolution TO print
1000 copies Of DALE OWENS Geological Report and
500 copies of bis previous edition. for the use Of the
Mineral Land OfHee, which was on motion, laid over
The presiding officer laid before the Senate a
letter from the Clerk Of the House, announcing the
death, IN this city. Of Hon. RoDoLPHus DICKINSON a
Member Of the last House Of Representatives and
elected TO the next from the State Of Ohio
Mr.. CHASE pronounced a eulogy on the deceased,
and submitted the usual reso utous The funeral will
take place tomorrow from the House of Representa-
tives, at u o'clock.
Mr.. DIcKIssos wss born in Massachusetts, grad
ua,ed q, Williams College and after emigrated 10
Ohio. He was fret elected BY the Legislature Of the
latter State a. member Of the Board Of Public Works
and servard by the people from the Sixth District Of
Ohio 10 the XXXth Congress and the pext year was
again reelected by overwhelming majority and dur
ing his entire public services, enjoyed the confidence Of
bis constituents eminont degreethe best euogy
on his virtues and abilities.
The resolutions submitted by Mr.. CHASE were
unanimously adopted and the Senate adjourned.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
In Executive session today the Senate received
message from the President by the hand Of Hr. Hun
TER from the state Department which was understood
TO be nomination to fill the vacancy occasoned By the
rejection Of Mr. McGaushey as Governor Of Minnesota
or other nominations before the Senate.
WAsHrSGToS, Monday, March 20.
CALLED SESSION or THE SENATE
The Senate will not probably adjourn this
week NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

PARD0S BY GES. TATLoR.-handolPn hooin-
son was few dsy. Ago found guilty Of mayhem
Cutting out the eve of NJ Tiey, OF Georgetown with
rumbler, while on drunken spree) and sentenced 70
the penentiary for two years In consider su9n'
among other things ihs, widowed mother ana help-
les. brothers and sisters depended on him for support
President Taylor p6rdoued hin before the arrival OF
the time for the sentence to 90 into effect and he Is
row at liberty.
II The Virginia Legislature adjourned on
Monday There was q aggregate appropriation oi
s. 90 OOO made for various important Internal I'M
provemen during the session beside the transfer OF
e}23 so state stock In the Petersburg and Roanoke
Railroad TO the town Of Petersburg bill to author
ize subscription on behalf Of tne CemmGnwestn 70
the sapts stock Of the Virginia and MaTy and brdse
Company was also passed
EY- We regret 10 learn that Hon. THOMAS l..
CLISGxAS, Representative in Congress from NORTH
Carolina is confined his lodgings in this city oy In
DEPOSITION National Intel
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
BY The MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

Ma. McGAuGHEr-ln our dispatch from wash
insion in yesterday mornings TrsEHt W. ''A'eo
that the nomina,iou Of Hon. EBwA1o '" Ae1AuehAi
As Governor Of the Territory Of Minnesota "" rrlee'eo
by vote Of = to - We learn that only . voted
against Mr.. NEG. confirmation and = Tor IL Ihe
Uaio- says il was stre, party Vo'e-sA me wings
present voting for the confirmation and al TIE LOCO
Focos agsirstit
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
American stenmers,

Annexed we give the whereabout Of some ol
our American steamships which shoat, as We fre
quen,ly have inquiries made of in relation to them
steamship. Where last heard from.
CALIFoRNIA-At San Bias Feb. H. for san Francisco.
OREGoN-Left New.York Oct. :. At Panama Feb
p, for san Francisco.
PANAMA-Lefi New York Feb t. for san Francisco.
The above belong to Rowland & Aspinwslls line OF
Pacific Mail Steamers and to run between Panama
and San Francisco.
UNITED STArEs-ln port. Sold to German Empire.
Hermann Sailed Goth Feb. for Bremen
WAsHINGTOS.-Sailed 10th March, for Bremen.
The Hermann and Washington belong to the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company, Mail line between New
York and Bremen, touching at Southampton.
FALCON Sailed 9Th March, Tor Chsgres
lSrHNvs.-Running between New Orleans and Chagres
The above belong the Pacific Mail line and are EN-
poycd In carrying the mail from New Yors to Chagres
Crescent CuY.-Lett NewYork March Is, for Cha.
gres.
NosrHERSER Sailed for Chagres let March.
SouriiERNER In port, up for Charleston.
The Northernsr and Souiherner belong to the regu
lar line between Charleston and New.York.
CHERoKEK-ln port, arrived l7th from Savannah.
TENSEssEE.-TO sail to-dsy for Savannah.
The Cherokee aud Tennessee belong to : L. Mitchell
4 Co S line between New ork and Savannah.
PAcuic- AT doek, receiving engines
ArLANTIc-At dock, receiving engines
The Pacific and Atlantic belong to Collnss Liverpool
line OF Mail Steamers
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

ToSsl resources s2iI777ls TO,a liabilities s3fI77,7is
Ia Baltimore the Money market is stringent
The rates In the street 9al2 p cent
The bill for the revival Of the charter of the Nj
sgars and Detroit River Railroad Co mas passed the
Canadian House Of Assembly
The Editor Of the Fond Du Lac Journal pro-
poses Bank at that place, bssed lands improved
and unimproved town lots, state or United states
stocks &C. The capital bf the Bank TO be $4,000 to
20 into operation when $4,000 10 paid In. This is an
approach to safe banking but very small Wild
lands in Wisconsin are poor basis for banking
\ Committee Of the Massachusetts Legislature
has reported adversely to application for Mutual
insurance Co. The Committee say. in their report:
rh-r- tas b--a sorPorst- hiytso Offices -fs mutual po-
The -th tie q
-sr-r grans ss Of 1 ruo- only and oi
in-s- -heh have been ecsnry -ssoh-e
ieece stste snc nps~t f-pestsf
% Porcs or their os.es Tie Cd oc.s -brh FOR
assured % tie nsaa paa s5snonst hs, s>f s
rsncs, .aich resulted n oss f-n-rsly"
The Committee come 10 the conclusion that the
principal strength Of the mutual system lies in concen
trsiins the risks In limited number of oce rather
than In ditusins them through . larger number. and
that the supply Of this description 10 the City Of Bos
ton at this time, 10 large the demand warrants
and A. Is consistent with the safety Of the assured
The Buffalo Commercial thinks that Lake nav
issron win bs resumed By The middle ofApriL The
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

FROM HALIFAN.-By the schooner Wave, Capt
Lsybold late Halifax papers have been received The
Provincial Assembly Is In session, and the papers
chiefly hled with Is doinss. one subject which ex.
cites much discussion is in relstOn the tariff mo
ton which was made aud carried by one majority 10
impose duty OF ls sterling per Dbl Wheat Flour
was recor.dercd on the succeeding day aud the policy
OF taxing Flour nessiived by small majority. Add
tional duties o; ID per gallon molssscs per To- on
black tea Id per 10 On green tea ID per cent dry
aud other goods previously subject % al rdl0rCn ds
were also imposed. The steamer Europa Capt Lott
from New FORK for Liverpool arrived At Halifax on
the ION % hours passage, snd sailed Tor Liverpool
same day. Boston Journal.
SPECIAL ORDERs.-The present will be a busy
week in the Legislature In the House, the following
bills among ethers have been made special orders for
the week The Free School bill the bill authorizing
the removal OF the Quarantns the General Appropria
ton oil the bill Continuing in oice the Commisson
ers On Practice and PleadiUgs al the Private Claim
bills ths bill In relzton The Fees OF the Health or
GER; the bill making appropriations 10 the Clinton
Prison and several others equally important. The
Senste have also number Of important bills their
4 es, which will be reached during the week Both
Houses now hold afternoon sessions and the House
have ordered an evening session also. Alb Eve Jour
THE METHODIST CRURCH PROPERTY QUEsrloS.
We lesrn that the Baltimore annual Conference Of
the Methods, Episcopal Church the irst In rotation
hss unanimously passed resolution authorizing and
recommending that the property question IN dispute
between the Northern and southern branches OF the
Church, be submitted 70 arbitration should the other
annual NoosteASfs ioAoN 'nc example ana y see ms
to be generally expected that they will the cOn.tta-
tioasl difficulty viii De removed. The South having
msde preparations for commencing suit - establish
their calm. will have incurred SEINE expenses bat
probably these will D. made matter u Arrangement
should smicAble ls;neut VI the other difficulty be
agreed upon. Com Adv.
CF- A correspondent OF the Springfield RspEb-
ioas. wriuns fron Havana. says ~ You perhaps re-
member the much talked OF assault upon tutors Good
rich and Emerson BY couple Of students last sum.
The young men were bound over to the Superior
Court. One of them, Tower. discharged By the
Grand Jury. The Oh err Ewing. held 10 bail 70 sP
bond OF $1,000. Al ate term Of that tribunal the
bond reduced 10 $4,000 the money paid, hs sure
ties discharged and the offence thus compromised
" A meeting Of the citizens Of Albany was
held 10 that city ssi evening to express thsir scu
men;s In regard 10 The Csna Bank fraud.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

GouaAuDs ITALIAN MEoicArkD sosr-Por efecm ~
moving tan pmples freckles rocgh ghness
chafes, cracks &c from The skin wsrrsnied- rrepeS
DR.. GoURAuD, 81 Waker-st Ara door from bros..X
where may be had bic celebrated Poadre snoule fof ~
cstng superfa hair, Liquid Rouge for eolonos
cheeks deep carnsiou rnfe Lily While for tne eompS -
leu. Hair Dye, Beslss Hsir Restorative, ronsc r
rsnGenuy dyeiag gray hairs, Tooth Passes. Asm
rscu, Bsichslors Liquid Hair Dye. Assncy - VI
hgtoo-A Dosooa-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

The ScALPEL.-The March numbered this neatly
printed and rscy Journal has been some days published
by the Editor Or. EDwAED II DIXON. The leading ar
ticle in the number is continuation of Who shall
Guard the Shepherds Then follows sensible and
well written article The Nature Of Consumption
in which air warmth, nutritious food, water and proper
exercise commended generally far preferable to
the physc of the Doctors The number also has arti-
cles on AbortionisIn' Ether and Chloroform-Their
Ehec, in Childbirth, &C. sc. For sale BY Dewitt &
Davenport, Tribune Buildings, and other periodical
dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
w"THE GARDENER AND CoMrLErE FLoRIs1"

F"THE GARDENER AND CoMPLErE FLORIST
10 excellent Manual for the agricultural and hori
cultural Gardener, which has just reached its Eighth
Edition The work is of convenient dimensions and
embraces accounts of every vegetable product cult
vated for the tsble-wih copious directions for plant
ing and raising both flowers and vegetables all In short
compass To those who have patch Of Mother Esrth
to cultivate its possession will be invaluable particu
arly during the Spring work now just commencing. g.
(Published by Dewitt & Davenport lJ6 Nassaust)
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

works upon the Csna between Buffalo and Bach R..
are rapidly approaching completion and they viii p,o
ably be ready for 'erfte q. soon /. Avisston !, :,
sumed upon the Lakes
Henry Ravenel, Esq. has been unanimously -
elected Presiden, Of the Union Bank. Charle.,oa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
Steamboat Navigation on the Hudson.
ALBANY. Tuesday. March y

The steamboat Hudson from New York arrived
here at II o'clock this morning The Ice is fast running
out of the river. A sloop has arrived up from Cox.
sckie