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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

CAIIFUHNEtN- fed Al the store OF the under
y ss ued sce of provisions Necessary FOR their
ser iheif srfiys ssn francisco All src : put up
In smanuerto Keep ard 90 warranted Punei R.iiOns
for iudyiduas aud associations furnished grsuitousy
u3 7wt A KEMP. lis Wsl-st Nsw-1Ors.
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~ tUEE SAIE--A desirable counfry residence nj
~ Greenwich. Conn. That vsluAbe property late the
~ resdence Of Wm Knapp deceased consisting 4 =
are double dwelling house barn. and other out bnidngs
an house, aud SPOUT eighty divided Into
dow puu gh pasture ard wood land The house fronts
he Connecticut urrpite, !. 30 miles rom Mes York city
hsf mils from the y { n. RAILROAD, two ard =
quarter Of mis from the principal soop landings
shout mile from three churches Of f-rent denomns
uo1s, and two good select schools The house and ont
budingf IN about IS OF ard NJ be- sold seperste
~ n required. For farther particulars apply - z. w
KNAPP the pfemiars. 10 the uscrber rs ffOnst
Ne~YOrs. II fod before The 2h Gay OF March next
WI BE- offered that day public sncNon the prem.
ses Al o'clock IAful SAMUEL O. CORNELL.
ID FaEN FUK -ALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The Subscribers Will ofsr sale public auction,
1uetday, March ~, 1910. al 10 O'Clock, A 81 on the
premises hereinafter described all that certain farm o. land
suafe 10 the town Of Mount Pleasant County OF Wesches-
tor aud BOUNDED - ologs he south by hs lands Of
Isaac o. Grsham. Jr and Smih CswsOn on the west BY
the lands u David Hammond and Teaucion Wheeer; on
The uorh by the land Of John Foster James
and Ihs essi by the Saw nil River containing by ss,i
mate 10 acres about 90 Of hich land
The property Of tho late lssac Graham; situated
h- ~esi side Of the Harlem Railroad, snd adj ,uruing
thereto one mis- from the Unionyis ep6t and nile
and BAT from the Pessaniye De 0t aHd In hs neigh
boz hOoi or Two churches
Ga the premises VII. BE found good ewslln g.house
barn snd other outhuil0lugs orchard OF grstsd fr
fruit trees and stundsnce Of good Tho farm 10
In good CONDITION ana TILE indisPutsbe For farther par
uculsrs applyto
ISAAC q. GRAHAM. Jr on the prem ses or 10
JOHN NEWMAN, UniOnW To-
the said DAY should prove stormy, he sale will be had
on the nsxtf.ifdsy 28ftuh9O+
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90 FOR sAIE-A valuable farm al New Rochelle sit.
~ uateI about mile from the New York sud New
- Haven Railroad Depot the rosi 10 White Plains.
The farm contains between 90 ami ~ ia hh state
OfcUvaOn srd all IN good stone fence Win large gar
q. and abundance u fine peaches and great variety
Of other fruit The house IL sboIi SO feet front with pisz
three sides with - srge barns carriage house Ice
house and all The ssaIy Oul build uga On ha Of
the farm stone house. built f0r study. from which
usnd ns view OF he Sound and tbs surrounding
try FOrf4rher particulars, inquire ~
ma tn- q fIONNFY ~ Wa
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fyx To IETIN JknsEY Cfry-A new 4 /.

n. brick huidng adapted especially for uf.cturins
purposes, with st-sn power, well lighted and hln
supply q soft wser = iOsk snd Greene zoe
block from the ferry. Apply ~
M I'm. GRINNELL \ SALIsBrRY. 3 Maiden.l.reNY
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tonze carrying business well theirs The COM
OF New York grow the change, while the
nay their organs, endeavo break the effect in favor of
the of the liberalization which this
poant progression abroad cannot fail have here.
On the day before yesterday, the medical department of
The University of New York tnmed hundred and
ory newborn doctors blister bleed purge
world over large and intelligent attended the
commencement
The street wonder of the the attempt
eAoft 100000 from VIM b. Astor ESQ., by threat
ening letters.
Inc police are In fair way of exposing the whole
ahair Inc nominal having been secu red there
can be no donbt that their principals well be fetsd OUT
or tie Whole conspiracy fixed on these agents beyond
all question: refer you to the newspapers for the details
with the remark that no one in New York believes title
OF the bungng story against Mr.. Astos father trumped
up with the view TO rob the The whole affair Will
doubtless be epublished in the flash weekes on the day
after tomorrow, with page of additions and embelisb-
ments coined suit the taste of the wonder-mongers
Just there + better feeling in the democratic party
this city has been witnessed in three years The
disposition nominate but tckat for city Offices is
almost and the that the candidates
shall be ofchacer fitness, and acceptable to all who
desire but the supremacy of economy in the city govern
ment and democratic principles is general that anci-
the arrangement of ticket which, uniting
the party, shall relieve from the consequences OF the
last years of wing msrule.
At to- day the broke upon for the first
time since Monday the weather in the interim having
been suicidal any marking the annals OF Boston
London w.
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To the Enor Of the B.i,imo,s ssa


To che Eiifor Of hs Br,inors SMa,
The letter OF your Washington oouespor dent dated sl
instant conveys very erroneous impression. h g edgc
That decision does IN t1e least affect Pfolcssoi
Morses exiting patents, bs*xclusiye rsht .o electro
country Nc Balm .os up no claim iac mpable wiz,
the Essential parts OF those patents, and does not %,
al all
The controversy about another mode Of telegraph ne
nol now IN use IA this oouay was long since dscov
cred that lhe electric passing through paper
cloth wet with solution Of certain sal, would leave dol
Professor Morse IN 1891; aud 10 1886 be expcriueaed
upon IL, us well as upon the plan by electrcnsge
Oeeming The latter mach tho best mode he dropped the
former and natned The present plan He then resumed
his experiments upon the eleco-chemeal plan ADD il
January, 1917, filed in the Patent Office and
January, las, applied for patent
In The mean time, however, the idea had been conceived
10 Europe, and IN 1888 the acknowledgement process,
through duplicated machinery patented ia Engand
by Dave. Balm cloc onsker M Edinburg and hav
Ing ms attention called 10 ihe snbeci commenced expert
| men''ng upon eectso,magnetsm and elecuo-dhemsry
upon Dawes Telegraph L. l-f3 he took ont patent in
England, having those objects IN view but neither ha
ne e @aI ss pri n,r p T In Isl
and in April, 1878, lie made aPIcoon for patent lo
these improvements in the United States Here he met
Morses application with which The PaIent Office decided
his pl an came in conflict
between the TWO plans and that both parties entiled IL
patents. This decision bssed upon admitted fact
Davie in Engand canno, be patented by either party
the United States being here public property and ,s'at the
The Patent Office considered the modes substantially the
same; the Judge considers them to be so difiieni that
There is point however. beyond this decision. in
which Balm comes III direct conflict with Morse. existing
patents. He substantially if precisely the teIe
graph signs invented by More, and patented in II sepa
tans that they Pc entable But they hare been
patented; they essential part of the NEW which
useless and they p,ten,nble, that poron
patent law which provides for the paenng OF art
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ITO CONTRACTORS FOR GRADUATION AND MA
L SONRY.-Pfoposals invited Tor the graduation and
masonry of the following described sections OF this road
the sections averaging mile in length-com mencing in
the town Of Cumberland Sections q g. 7, >, and TO- will
be let, embracing considerable rockwok along tho PotO-
river bluffs and the masonry of several bridges
section sr Also, all the sections IRON 80 49, inclusive,
Excepting sections l3 and 40 beginning % miles from
Cumberland, about Il mile below the mouth of Savage rv-
and terminating the summit of the mountain. The
work upon these sections is heavy, containing much rock
excavations and tunnels each about 600 feet in length,
and bridge Of considerable size The whole number
sectons be let 20 In the OF the spring aud
upwards OF 80 more heavy sections will be put UNI
der between Cumberland and Three Forks creek
The remaining sections between those points, and other
work beyond the latter will be let in the spring of 1850
Specifications OF the work the - sections be let will
be ready by the 18th OF March current They will be dis
lrbuted from the Company Offices in Baltimore Freder-
ick, Harper's Ferry, Cumberland and Washington. the
proposals will be directed the undersigned, at No 23
Hanover street. Baltimore and viii be received until Sat
uday the 25,h OF April inclusive. Before making bids,
the line should be thoroughly examined, and the resident
engineers will be in atcudauce thereon, to give inor-
nation. The satisfactory testimonials will be de-
nanded. The payments will be made in cash, rescryng
usual % per until the completion OF the contract
The energetic prosecution OF the work will bo re-
quired
by order of the President and Directors:
BENZ. III. LATROBE,
Mar 2D--cotAp20 Chief Engineer
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALTIMORE, March l9--5, D. m.
The Hibeaiaw dinner yDeeisios Of the Postmas
ter Genarai-Ihe ma, kets &c
The Hbernian dinner Saturday grand affair
having been quite largely attended, aud conducted with
much spirit General Chds present. also Col
Msgruder Maj French and Colonel Miles They were
all drawn out in speeches during the evening, and contrib
u,ed greatly the enjoyment OF the company
The ewely establishment of Mr.. Louis Passano, OF
Market space robbed Saturday night OF about soO'
worth OF goods.
learn from good authority that the Postmaster General
has positively declined appoint any editor Office unless
he actually rees from the editorial tripod before entering
ON his duties. This will place them in ugly position
received disappointment may be their lot This is, nn-
doubleday wise decision, and will doubtless be carried
out by all the departments.
The mARKErs-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
-four without change since Saturday, and we quoe
sales OF 200 barrels Howard street 81 To- Sales also Of
500 bbs City Mills AT the price. City meal is
held at SIS 62t, with small sales Sales of 900 bushels
of rood TO prime red wheat 100 i07 GEMS Sales OF
white 10 100 cents, in quality. Sales TO
yellow As, 40, and 80 centsprincipaly al
40 Small sales Of white at l6 AZ cents. Sales OF
oats at II a 70 cents Whiskey is without change, with
moderate sales al % cents in bbls.
At New York this morning in stocks liz has been offered
for United States skies of 6S but declined holders asking
ll2t; Treasury skies are quoted at lo9s'
There is no change notice in the other markets.
At Philadelphia this morning., the flour market opened
with better feeling Several sales have been reported
81 rs for good Pennsylvania
Wheat, red goes OFT ut los cents, with limited demand
Cord, yellow, SO to "a cents.
Provisions unchanged
The new loan Ill
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party thar successfully carry out calculated
10 scnsft race
We feel confident thsa General Tsylors administration
III ciose without having accomplished much good. He
has not ne ability ~ The Affairs OF hls great
hnn No maitsf what hl~ Inclination. may be, he ha.
not su'cieni eteuence "a governmental matters 10
bic han 10 from The presidency with that reputation
BE- nos bHs. Brnocftcy sil come into power again an
1851 and ~iii pfuheelt have the controlling power in
tonxfs- hcioFs thai Tine The democracy OF the great
state o New Yea VII not b. found IN The attitude of
h-ilY to The naoas Democracy In tbs ne If contest,
81 this foa may frsi ss-af~i Oar democncy are now
ne sto, 81 sfeHiaeos. ahd regret bitterly thai your
40 - bsd ~ eea ioiipsei and divisions healed
" General 1a-s sRs~ me fra .eansnis al thousands
~ ho~s smorrks Who Feted sEsinsi nm N this State
ne dref fsEfsi manifested ~ them Il he would
iofrss ths1 hkLylDlUS
Nav Yeas. Mach b.. isto
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orpyCE OF MILLER & co.,

Corner Of Baltimore and ST. Paul streets,
WHERE splendid capital prizes have been sold
w and paid than any other house IN the UDon and
the oldest established exchange and lottery Office in Mary
land.
MILLER Il co. have the pleasure of presenting to the
public the most
Brilliant Lottery drascn In the Lhttfd State.
The capitals are large and brulant-the main prize
One Hundred Thousand DoIarsi
Aud the chance for obtaining capital prize is truly spen
did. In purchasing by the package, the purchaser has
chance 200 of drawing the great Pz. OF 800 00 and
chance in lsl of drawing either tho Sl0oOOO 5oooo
1925 0U0 Sl2,500-one chance in every SIX packages OF
drawing the SO9O0o $4,000, $4,000, $I2510, 5000.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $3.50 Truly splendid chance
Tor packages.
MILLER co. say try one. and in return Look out for
at least OF the
Great Capital PrizcsI
Besides this splendid chance packages there fifteen
drawn ballots, making fifteen prizes In every twenty-five
tickets
Look at this noble Lottery,
~.
Grand COns0itd it'd Lottery Of .NaTvtnAd, Class III
To drawn the Law Buildings, in the city OF Baltl-
MORE on r>nr, 90 80,
SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1919,
Under superinenence Of commissioners appointed by
his excelency the Governor OF Maryland
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NtsiiiNgT0s, Masch ~. isls
Having colard ifn,n ne RanoTe Saa letter ia reia
hon % The lsisHi Of hain ant Morse. trust yod
VII dee'a q an 90 ~ ascs 10 pusish he eaclosed
pansioN frJiy
Nhcthes ~ fnaf htlilnsfe correspondent supp1ses.
The dei-ion Of laixs Cfaach vii feudsF the co,spe.
iion ol the nsw hne from Washington 20 New Work a
serious drawback 81 the M1rss hbe ani will also enable
Orleans" remains b. b. TIE capacities - Bans
plan have YET 10 ~ tested Certain ~ that aiifr ne.
Tag ~, Mr. ksly's associates ths lines west fran
Philadelphia have esms W terms with Professor Morse,
allowing larger amount 81 stock than be could clam
under the pRely contrast rather than abandon Mof.
Telegraph, and adopt Ban's Aud a. ~ MS New Or.
leans line. has already been sdadgrA IN Kentucky that
Morses ieegapbc sisns Isilsniabls aad Il - ttIe
likely that he get raj ot the njunruoa granted ~
stop bis arrangements point with the asowei
object of infringing Murs9s patent- eh Aposher
IL seems due 20 the public well iniyiduals that
there shall exist 40 delusion upon these subjects
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Al ODD-FELLOWS nhLL
cJIGNORINA FORTUNATE TEDESCO, Primo Soprano
y AssoL,,o; SIGNORA ROSlNA PlCO, Primo Contrao
Absolute ; and SIGNOR ADELtNDO VIETTI, Primo
Tenore Asouo, the Tacon Italian Opera House, Ha-
vana, San Carlo Naples, La Scala Milan, Vienna. Nc,
respec fully public that they will give
Grand Concert. Odd Fellows Hall, Wednesday
ming, March FL
PROGRAMME.
l. Neutrality-suspicious. Forte, Madame E. Ham
niarskold.
Romance-"Spirito Gent," from the opera
Deltiuirament Signor Viei.
g. Cavatina-"Casta Diva, from the opera La
Norma Signorin Tedesco Bellni.
T. Duet--irom "Die Piscaori ltalian Sisnora
Poo and Sgnor Vleti : Rubini
8 Grand Dlct--''Deh Conte," (by reques) from
the opera La Norma, Sgnorlna Tedesco and
Slpnora Pico Belni.
Cava,ina-"In Qi,este Semplice," from the OPP
era of Belly Synorina Tedesco Donizetti
!. Canzone Spagnole -"La Saudunga," Signora
Pico.
g. Duet-"Da que d." from Linda d Chamon-
nix Signorina Tedesco and Sgnor Vetti Donizetti.
l. Aria Contrao-AAh qnel gIorno ogner ram
nuento," from the opera Semiramde, Synor
Pico Rossini.
s. Romancc-''In terra ci diviscro" from the OPP
era of Tho iliustrious Rivals, Signor Vietli.
d. Celebrated Spanish Song-La Polncco dc LON
basdi-S,gnoriui Tedosco, in full costume.
Tickets 81 Doors open at O'clock concert TO commence
at s o'cock. Mario
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'INHE spanish Phrase Book, a key to Spanish and
Il English conversation, London, lSiSprce 81 cents.
The Spanish Word Book first step tho Spanish lam
guagc small volume; London, IsiS-prce 81 cents.
Del Mars Spanish and English conversation book,
volume, London.
Guide do Ia Conversation Francais, espagnol, small
volume, Paris.
Just i'm ported direct from London aud Paris by
FRANCK TAYLOR
on hand a small but various collecton-Amercan, Eng
fish, and European, chiefly imported by the advcrtisero
books of instruction in the Spanish language, including
eleven different Spanish and English gramnars, aud five
different Spanish and English dictionaries also Spanish
reading phrase and books and small col
OF the esteemed among the Spanish
novclista poets, drainalists ne, Nc.
Books stationery, periodicals, mathematical instru-
ments, OF anyhing else imported order fsom London
peris, OF Any part of Europe.
Ma ~
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Mar 20---3t


ITREE LECTURES-A course Of four lectures on hlica
II and Athens at the expense of the Smithsonian ns
tuition viii he delivered by Professor AdolPus l. kaep-
pens at Causis Saloon, Friday evening" March 10 !;
Tuesday March %; Friday, March %; ana tuesday,
March III; commencing at ~ O'Clock.
Programmes the may be had at the bookstores
of NJ Franck Taylor and of Messrs Taylor and Maury.
Mar E-dtt
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II LIABLE Testisnony.W ashington North Carolina.
h Mr. Fowle: Dear Mr. Hervey Ill., whose certifi-
cate given below, of our most respectable and
honest farmers, and his wife now enjoys good health
Every respectfully, yours,
"WM A. SHAW, M. d.
BEAUFORT COUNTY, North Carolina,
Chocowinity, near Washington, Aug IL, 1877
The undersigned feeling grateful for the relief afforded
by the of Dr. Wstars Balsam of Wild Cherry, deems
that IT is but an act OF justice 10 say that but ior mo
what she and all others considered consumption, would
have probably been, ere this, in her grave But all ih
dangerous and unpleasant symptoms have been removed
by tire OF few hotties, and she attends to her daily
avocations as usual. HERVEY HILL
Look well To the signature. Remember must be i.
Butts on the wrapper. For sale by ,oso,,
r. s. PATTERSON,
Mar 20-3t Washington ~ -.
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Later from Mexico.
The following letter from Santa Anna to Col Saurez
y Navarro has been published in the Mexican papers
Ell Monitor denounces il AMI It's author:

y Navarro has been published IN the Mexican papers
FL Monitor denounces it ami its author:
KINGSTON, Dee q, 1873
MY ESTEEMED When will my enemies cease to
calnmniae and insult me Are they satisfied with The
injuries they have inflicted upon since ISL ant with
seeing foreign soil at such distance How do
offend iheml What do they wish to impose upon me
All how much misery and ishonor is the 10, OF
they invent caun,nie and that invented the
expeden of procuring the accusation Of Gaboa, whom a.
IS evident how thai occurred.
despatch of which there has been much said
by dill and contained only the sccusasn OF
that good lawyer aud inerlercd IN the affair only
respect the OF the
ton. When Tehuacan was surprised by the Americans,
with the view o! capturing me- was forced 10 wander
the country with poor family almost the mo
embarc alton. IL for this reserved
for a time Of tranquility and that brought
wished send you the Information by this packet, but
il possible Such Is the cunning of Gsmboa that u
has been necessary write history BY the packet
them you shall have H. together with the celebrated des
patch. 49, -,
written in defence OF justice and my honor.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
News to the Goth December declares the city of Qua
temala in state of siege II surrounded BY 1000
of the insurgents OF the mountains. with whom the gov
eminent proposed to treat on the most humaiing terms
but the conditions rejected General Paredes has
been forced to abandon the city OF Quesatenango
the insurgents had offered his troops the privilege
sacking the capital. twas supposed that the city won'
soon surrender.
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NTOTICE.-The subscribers to the Assemblies and the
IN National Inauguration Ball without distinction of
party arc respectfully requested to Wednesday
evening next Mr. Gauter's Saloon, for the purpose
making arrangements for ball 10 be given ut Assem-
bly, Rooms ON Tuesday next. Mar 20
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DIED,

DIED,
In h yesterday morning. after short but Illness
EDWARD HOLLAND in the 66h year OF his age
He lived practical Christian and died rejoicing In hope Of the
glory OF God
acquanancos invited to attend his funeral
his residence 18th street. "Wednesday afternoon
Uo.morowD at o'clock.
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S. J.. B.

tribute To attempt to grasp at more will ALLEVIATE the
people from this country and finally produce deep and
wide spread dsaiieclion.
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LWtsisuEO HOUSE tn Let. The two story brick dwell
ing situated 81 street, between G street and the
svcnuo--occupied by Lirntcnant Blunt, u. 3. ". The
house VIII be let furnished, and given on the
OF April. Inquire the premises Mar I7-8~
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'INtE Hue uookfhe government official register Civ
ng the names and salaries of every pubc officer in the
United slales fof sale In Washingtonby
TAYLOR " MAURY
Mar 20 Book near 9th st.
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UDARAsOLETS, Parasoiots THE subscribers this
l. day received direct from the manufacturer hand
assortment of the abovenamed goods which will be
sold cheap
CLAGETT NEWTON. MAY IL Co
Successors to ID. Claget " Co.
Mar 31--ytif
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ing furnished uniurnshed, in the vicinity of the
Guy Hall and a street Application to be made between
the io'n OF March and LIT OF April to
Mar H-codtAPi A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
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nAvfs's Manual OF Magnetism, iudiog Kaivan-
~ ism, magnetism, eecro-magnetisn, magnetic Iec-
tncity Nc Nc, win Isl Illustrations. Received sale
by TAYLOR 81 MAURY,
Mar % booksellers, near 9th ST.
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The New Orleans Picayune of the nth OF March con-
ans several letters from the Pacific coast, from which
make the following extracts;
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Msssrs G. f. BROW NE and H. +. NICHOLS, Proprieors
Mr. J. B. GILBERT Stage Manager.
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Private boxes rs cents dress circle and parquette,
ens f; ALE ry 25 cents.