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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
,Inrker-....BALTlMosE, Feb.

In Produce there is but little doing. Flour Is
quoted at 81 - for Howsrdst. aud small sales Grain
continues quiet There 10 change In other articles
usually spoken of in the markets. The southern mail
has arrived but contains nothing worth ,eegraphing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

WARRINGTON. Tuesday, Feb .

WARRINGTON, tuesday, req -.
(C0nolysion Of last nights D,bafe)
In the House OF Representative, last night, al
ter the conclusion of Dispatch the discussion on
the California bill Was continued by Messrs. MORSE,
PALrREy. VzNABLE, BERRrEN GREELEY and ROMAN.
The ls,ier speaker had not cotcuded when the Com
mittee rose and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
Gen. TnyIor,- Movements.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Feb. q.
Gen. TAILOR visited Georgetown today lie
is rapidly regairirg his won;ed good health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

NSw SHIP.-A contract for a ship Ct ! 100 tons
has Just been concluded BY Messrs. Richardson Wat.
son 4 Co with one OF our mos; noted builders The
ship IS TO form ore Of Richardson, Watson 4 Co.'S line
Of packets between Philadelphia and Liverpool She Is
. Be 10 every respect sqsa 70 our best lIners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
pRysyRygp MEATS FOR cALIYoRHlI

TBouas Kssssrr Co. = oLDHP-sess' ivy
Game Oysters, Lobsters MIA, &c are pat up 70 nc -
OIL and he each spd may be conveyed 10 The rem"
climates retaining perfectly heir natural TASTE ana
ne. To travellers these articles are inyscao's'
may be served up ii any moment and 10 any ehnH'
experience Of thirty years enables 10 to pfon0aDs
articles unecasled. Every can We preserve "N'
IIns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

~ Magnetic Powders, for The destruction Of ,scas
bed 5ags fles fsss moths ants, mn'q1esoe. - % @
other insects Also pile Tor ns deshucuoo ., - eni
men. physcisns u our city msy be sect o w ~ 81
NJ B TINS sr,icles received the highest premium
Fair OF The American lasfita1s l. LioN' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

r. LIZ, Of the elllss ard principal Io~ss s y g
country 10 -hch the papers pobi.hed iof
Palmer 10 The Agent est OF advertising ana 80 n hs
teal suggestions 10 business men Gao be hsd ffs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

TaE Hat 1919 -On Thursday next the Ia Of MMet
The subscriber will be prepared 10 exhibit 70 no friends sed
he public al large GEsIs's Spring style q gsn1erebs
Has. and he confidently believes that he will usIa be
successful 10 hs exsn0ns 10 resin tho patronage u gen
emen OF tsste which has heretofore been lbersyts
slowed upon his establishment.
The subscriber has peculiar grsfcstion In announcing
that HE he has epsred neither ehor expense In bis o.
forts 10 form combination " all the pquisit- elements
elegance and durability In the manu'kcture ~ his iis
that he has also been enabled, by improvements IN me-
chnery and by adding To the quality u he mslehss en-
poyed 10 their mske the expesse which other bog.ssss
,h 10 the useless ornament Of heir shops 10 odefsS
Hat for S. None but the Iirhsss materials used be
msnDf.ctory and the best wOfEmen srs alone employed
Having increased tbs dimensions Of hs sGlesro Essj
orehs.L he will be enabled amply accommodate he o.
mero1s customers JOHN " DENIM, ~ Broadway,
Efa opposite st. PsaSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

THE AENrUoN CoNvESTioN-Hanisou Taylor
candidate Tor the Convention in Mason County, and
John d Tay lor Is spoken II smother. Henry Clay
snd Madison c Johnson are called on to stand can.
iis,es in Fsyette Co. 8. are George Robertson and
R bert J. TODD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

~ The aenion Of capitalists and others 10 reqas sled
to the sales this day. 81 - O'Clock. by ASnioSy J
BLEEcGEs, Al hs Merchants Exchange Of 81 valuable o
comprising the half Of entire block the .ds Il
renh-sy. north side Of Fininhs ara the south sds
Of sixtethsl the lots being of ml. dimensions Of
which be obtained Of The suconeer. Also, lots to
gether south side OF Sxty second st. between Egthsv
snd the the gore lot Of gr,ond north
side Of Bsrrowt opposite the Junction Of Commerce End
Barrow SITS Ard thu elegant residence l2 Mercerss near
Prncest and by order OF the Of Jessy Ann Dye
the residue amer the termination OF tbs fe Of the SAID ?gy
10 that vsusb property l9i Broadway. Johl-,L re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

II The Charleston Courier OF the Gath says
that loo bales of cotton will De saved out Of the car
Of the steamer De hslb, which our reader, will re-
member, met With An accident In the Ssntee River
There is hope OF ssvipg the boat also
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

The Committee of the Whole House then took
Mp the bin relative 10 Divorces and discussed the same
at considerable length No amendment was made.
test taken the motion TO grant leave 10 q,
sgsin. Leave granted by large majority
The House then al jlurned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

GvBERSAToRIAL PRxFEREScE.-A Loco Con-
venuoD, At Athens MMnn Co Tenn. has declared in
favor Of Gen. William Trousdsle for Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

~ Dr. DoDs will deliver his .ast his eysnusN
Clinton Hall, and viii give his surprising experiments "
morrow evening Mr. FIsgr will lecture when he expsri
menis will close
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

~ Mr. RicHasD II. D,NA will deliver the Fnh Lecture
Of bis course shat.pesse Ibis evening The large chsps
ofihe University, commcrcii o'clock Subj e. shss
s2esre in the SGPemsurslusifeied by ibe hl.uu rBsf
Nights Dream and The Tempest"
The course having now been haf fl,hed ticket, r lhs
rsbiag for lectures may be obtained hsf ofgns
prce, viz for single person a. So FOR person. 81 g.
sui FOR three persons SAL the door, 1t the bookstores
OF Messs Appleton. POtnsm Kerno and Baker scrbner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

srRISc FAsHIos Fos lsi9-AscHEE BE0rBsE u -
Greenwieh-st will introduce tho Spring syle for gs'us
mems hsts, Saturday. Mncb INV
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nusINrss eorIcEs.

~ TIE Gisn ant Gantes. Tilsnil the Fair, o len
and the Sable Brothers, al cose -r geurn with M.
present week The two former are certainy hs yresss
attractions ever exhibited IN this w. white the sitter are
IN Inferior To the beet hand Of mnsfes fas e,sr
appeared before the public The sFusing euteriHuneuls
ID lle LeclnIe Room lhka p-srs q and u l.cnca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

GssTLEMsNs Hars-spsISG FssHiONs FOR Isis.-n.
EsPsscHEro, Hsller ia Nsssaus door shove Anna
viii issue, the lot OF March next the Spnog Fashion for
0enliemens Hats, which he Is manufacturing under n,
personal superDtsnderce, ard which he fier. hims-f
will be found superior In every requisite that constitutes
beautiful and durable sfce, TO any bal offered kr
sale IN New-York The gentlemen of New York are, by
this tine pretty good Judges Of what hot should be- and
20 heir criticism he will feel proud to offer s spog
hat, confident that Is the Plus ultra % sad msi
snd only surpassed IN the sterling quality Of Ito ms-rss
by the elegant gracealasss Of Tia Our county
customers may rely receiving their orders ios the sprg
Fashion, during the frat week 10 March MR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

INTERESTING TO LADIES II AeU Iqrest0n. rdssfed
January 1919 Those persons no unfortunate ssp
be obliged to endure the unpleasant and smell nssps
rsbs from artificial teeth attached he remaining roois
lin tho usual msDner invited call my house ard
examine spscim ems and models illustrating mehod
which entirely obyiates his great evil Physicians ard
other scientific men are particularly Invited call and
they wish 10 know The value Of invention by pesons
experiment, they will be grsihed -ithout chsrgs
II CLARK nsIlisf Do Ninhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

EY- Mr.. SAMUEL s. WOOD, Superintendent Of
the House of Refuge In this City was on Thursday last
elected superintendent of the Western House
Of Refuge with salary Of 81 800 year, and privileges
equal TO several hundred dollars more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

u The WArER.CuRE JouRSAL tor March hiss
jus, been issued by Fowlers & VOLS, iJl Na'saut II
Ia valuable work. and cheap at one dollar syesr sss
Contents, IN another column fthis day spsper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Cencorts, &c. ro-Sishs.

Op-fs- Ernsai- stor Place opers House-7s NJ
Gungls Gals Bal CHINESE scum.
DO D1ts Lecture Chr CON Halls p VI
g. H. Dana Lecture >haksn-ar-N. \ University 81 VI
Annverstu of Pn.or Asoc sfOu- Hoq- thaf-i-in r NJ
International Ar UuNu-buadNsy, sais ST sli efs ins
ogta HaI-3s sol 81 BoNscl \ o. Z, and oA o. ~
GAsB % Ernpssr fsiutlsis2 bsostras-s Al 70 10 2 n
Ciust,'s Nu-;r- s-N,chincs' Hal, AZ kroSdsey-, NJ
Nsx Draans Opera Cumpfuy -SUclrty Lhfag-s z NJ
Chimes. Musauui-Sfl Rnlstray pay aud evening"
Am-ricsa Cirrus Ahamra Broatwy-r Pm
5srtol'. Ih-sisr-C GO tmn-rs It near sc'ad-N-1 y
gro.d say rh-4isf-Brusdssy, nssr Anthony-7P.
An>nc.n Mussum-Brust~Ay, cor .nn stDs, and sv~nas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

STEAMER CHgsAFEANE.-We learn from one OF
the passengers tha, the steam ship CtssdPat,
count Of which appeared in our columns yesterday re-
turned 10 the City. Her passengers will be transferred
to the NortsaHor which ssl, positively Thar.day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

Az lTALIAS ExILE.-Signor AvEzzAsA. former
y Captain Of the Italian military company in New York
and Colonel in Mexico during the revolution sgairs
spain, having returned 70 Italy, named Generalin
Chief OF the National Guard In Genoa Signor Avezzs
ma during his stay in City enjoyed the reputation
OF most benevolent and patriotic Italian and while
President of the Benevolent Italian Society, he per
formed deeds worthy OF great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

FASST KEMBLE BCTLER.-The first of Mrs But
lers Shakespeare Readings in this City will be given at
the ssUyvessnt Institute Saturday night The rush
for tickets vii doubt be great here has been
in Boston In Cambridge, where she gave reading
all the tickets we're sold week previous 10 Salem
the ticket. 6co were all sold in one forenoon and Mrs
Butler rss received with three cheers when she sigb
ed from her carriage At the hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

Mr.. FRr's BESEFIr--The sudden illness Of
signor TAFFANELLI has made unavoidable the post
ponement Of Mr. Frys Benefit which u have taken
place this evening Friday nigh, Is fixed for H. when
E'HaH viii be performed with the frs, appearance OF
the new singers.
Tonight the hing established fsyorite la S0aHambua
with Mad. LABoRDE as Marina will be given for the
hteth aud last representation Of the present season.
The new season OF twenty-five nights will commence
On Monday. The subscHpIionOooss have been opened
and filling up rapidly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16
FROM CANADA.

NOMINAL, June q.
The greatest excitement prevailed through.
ont tue cny yesterday la regard to the tone
assumed hy tie English papers relative tn
Cd6adiHn affairs With the issue of The city
papers This morning, containing full details,
the excitement was increased.
The party IN favor ofanncNalion calls more
loudly lhnn ever, aud the grentcsl Indignation
aud disgust prevails amonglh the ultra loyulists.
Appearances IN tho Lower Province. seem to
jmaiiy the supposilion that no appeal to arms
viii ho made ms,yct
The principal mcu of the Tory party DC.
sire ;hut the result of the mission Of Sir Al,
laa MrSoh should Ice known hctoru- interior
measures nre rcsortcd 90. II is found, now
ever exceedingly difficult to calm the lpwcr
orders
The news viii hurry on the National Con.
ycnlion. Were hn 'LNceCCnsy 20 appear in
this city, go >Irigh,ful nr6 thCDirests uttered
against lJFn, TINT 1t IL fenrcd lac would he
murdered Should this feeling not suhside
lac Ihny not he sute even at Monklunds.
p II * IA vain, however, to predict what an
hour niny bring forth. -r-
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On the Way to California.

ST. Joseph, Missouri River, May 25lh.
A'G. CnApwIcK-DEAR SiRi We are now
'nime ON the verge OF civilization aud az,
''o0I loqul' II. As wo luko the parting loo,
'n constrained TO leave some parting ii.
it-' orour liulo bnnd, lest hrnccf6rth pro.
't''ed silence should hc Our history. -
We reached ST, Joseph, our starring point
90 the frontier. tho 10Th inst Every Thing
'Do" N readiness for takingup our plqrcl.
Thus far the health ofour Company has
.'tn good. But lint terrible scourgo the
.'oirto, is doing It's fatal work all around us.
''f OF our fellow adventures have gone,
.'a Others are daily going to TINT country
y'' which no traveller returns.
Ine numbers ut this point, mud those who
.''e already left on Their why urross .l..
Mountains, are almost countless.
Aus ihrnng * made up ofRll classes aud
'"N"ous OF peorlc,young and old--rish md
,"I-Strong and wcak-mnin and Gnal.
among the rest MS lhoy passed alo,,,, nm
'l one, who attracted more Than ordinn.
"'e"''on' Sio was the daughter of an
.'"enI lhysciun from ST. Louis. Yousg
'''nte and beautiful, UNI, now MOI even
~ ''"us OF heaven bad been permitted to
y" "'r TOO roughly. llor father for seine
''''0 lad determined TO visit California. Be-
* "' nm adventurous turn ormind, she conl
.'eo The romantic iden 81 accompany ing
'"ocross the mountains. Friends or course
..e'posed their romonslrances, bnI her love
-" "Nenure once kindIed. nothing could
''' H. Far away in the "wasto of wilder
p. 'e'orcus, she ism on one OF the man.
) ~ VINO are slowly whining their way to the
".syof the Sacramento.
=, u" such an adyenmrerle leading tho way
vac would not press onward?
r. ''' Caledonia no heroines for adventure?
" - 'et your lights shinen
., .'s'on of country on the Pacific Of sur
-. ,oveliness in climate, scenery aud
~ '', characteristics, is nwailing the hand
ID. lo's'l'ng touch of civilization. The EN-.
LII sung mud intelligent SIMS of New Eng
49,, "' o4~tteir way thi,her to hclr
H. g,., - ,r'vl'zc, and refine il. Where nre
p ~,'ga"s Of New England?
D.. : May 9th. We are now rendy 10
' upon lie Plains. Some nanlele 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16
THE CHOLERA.


one ofmo cases more only Of choleru
nrs.- l.aea leponcd In Boston. In New York
1 IN llie alhrl,oro woro 40 new cases, aud II
ieirl' There have been several cases IL
Albany
Nlbe Lexington, Ky, Luunlic Asylum
v-t-se aiiieigl information of2s cofeH nnd
lla's, during the four days ending the ls
ifiaUf. Tho authorities Of thnl institution
,j lticd Tho experiment OF firing cannon Ia
lgpalc The malaria lingering Ia tho ntmos-
Ir The records show n decrease in en-
,,., bu, whether from this cause, it II impos.
aio Ia Say,
The chotru continues nt -, Louis, Cincin.
nliHnd IN mo,I oflhe principal towns west.
~ CmrinrW, Hul -, Loui-, from 90 10 80
a,cs oro reported daily
LATEST CHOLERA NEWS.
Albany, June ~, One new ease Of chol.
cm pbi ,No deaths ia addition To tho cases
Iefr rpuurd.
~ Lolis, June -. For the three Inst dnys
r-ls.were Gl iHtcrmenls Tom cfoldm.
4 rIuumi Juuc II, For tie two last days
= ,"" eases mud ~ dcullis.
Gchmoud, Va Since last Saturday, eight
%, eases.
We" York, June II. Thiry.six new ca.
pand - deaths.
Nn diulonOi eases In Boston
The cholera is us prevailed n~ovcr among
.m'srnscrs, on tho Mississippi aud Ohio
6,e,.
Ma Cuolor.--A tie lfinl, last Monday, IN
fc gd Congressional District in Massnchu.
,eus,lo elcclumcmbcr of Congrcss,there was
70 choice There Is q falling or of the vote
81 Towns from the lnsi ulal-tle Whigyolo
~ regular locoloco, $50; the Van Buren,,
~ Tho Van Buroniles hnvo had llcrnnn
H. W. Nlillcrl"cluring for them in the Dis.
f'',fud were confident Of clecling pnllfcy
'il.siaI; hnt for some cause their vote
nryts oil much moro than TINT or any other
Hry llIooks rs ir Puliroy never would be
.'c'rd
. Ilsa pity loo ever proved ucnchcrous to
''irsnds, nnd joined clique most orwhom
nceycr nhored to gucll the spirit Of free
lpd TO extend slavery in Ibis land Of
s.,d freedom.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16
Esaex 90. WING Convention.

ne Wings Of Essex County are requested
r4eel 10 Convention At the Town House 10
lssraburgh, On Thursday, the Gnh Of July
.aumai - 10 o'clock A. NJ 20 nominate a
If5.Jata for County senator, ana 20 consult
e.uibr Plrsent posture ofour political affairs
10 Loroiutos and the pseudo Free soilers
a,as formed o coalition for the purpose Of
sliuhg The wings and securing power 10
afmeIyes, It is high time for the Nhigs 10 -
aic a full attendance srequested and ca,
,s,lsd There vii probably be- several speak,
ain attendance,
JpHH DEWET,
JffsE C6orEH,
Euts ALpHicH, COmmtftef.
JltAH BRoOEs,
NH u, MAY,
June Ssh, $40,
RS Tie Waterman and Journal will
please coW
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s&AmmgMG9g.'

la Gu,ldhall, juno ., BY wm II Uarishorn,
ESQ., Mr. WILLIAM l., WILLARD, Of Boston,
Ms. aud Miss ENiLT &. RosnRooK, Of Guild.
hiatt.
In Il1rdwiek, June :, by Rev Nathan Den.
ison, Mr. Josrru PArCu, of Goshen Gore, aud
Miss JASE BLAiE, Of llnrdwick. also, by the
same, June z, MrANos AuTs, Of Green sbor.
ough, aud Mrs. MARINA CLARK, of Hard.
wick
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State OF VERMONT

If Caledonia District, ss
At Probate Court, holden at Probate Office
IN Dan'1lIr, within and for said District, on
the am day of June, a. ID. lSi9, present, the
Hon. Theron Howard, Judge
a Instrument, purporting to be the last
"A WIN and Testament Of Ebcn. ID How
land, late Of Lyndon, in said District, de.
ceased, being presented to-the Court here By
Harris is. Hall, the executor therein nam.
ed, for Probate II 10 ordered by said Court,
that all persons concerned therein, be notified
to appear at session Of said Courtto be hol.
den at the Probate ciice, In Danvillc, on the
I'D day OF July, 1919, and shcw cause, If
any they may have, againai the Probate Of
said WIZ for which PURPOSE, it is further or.
dered, that copy of the record of this order,
be pubiishedthree weeks successively, in the
Ca'edoni'n,o newspaper printed at St. Johns.
bury,preVIous to said incorporated for hearing
a true copy of Record, rG1Ow
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Judge
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The Markets.

hNldHIoN MARkiR, Thursday, June ?
Reported Tor tho TRAVELLED
~ market, $50 beefcattle, ~ pairs woTkiag
oren, "a COWS aud calves, 900 sheep and
Lambs 300 swine.
Rect enttlr-Ycry fsw Extra, a. %, lst quail
ny, y 20 do 1919 81 do. q, IN, 5,75.
working O1en-S7I, 90, 100, l2O and
sl37.
Cows and Calves SEQ, 25, 20, 30, aud $40.
sherP-sheafed sheep, $40, ., Lambs, 50
swine-i1 h1oi retail "a 6Bc, fat hogs,l1.
BOSTON MARKET June, ~
WOOl,-1he stock 0f domestic fleece 10
light Moderate sales have been making Al
quoted prices
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NleAraesn

In Waterford, juno 10; Of consumption
sally, daughter OF Harvey 6. aud Myrum
Gilmnp, aged 10 years, s months and / days
Printers "a VI and Ms are, sc
la Now Orleans, George Porter, ESD, one
OF tie Editors Of the Pcayunc, aged 3J--a
native Of Ncwbury Vt, and graduate Of
Dartmouth College.
Id Waterbury, June >, Edward X, son Of
u. I. aud NJ J. Goss, aged o years aud ,
mnnlha.
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regrets arise 40 we iurn our backs upon
scenes and associations 20 which wa tuyq
Leea so long accustomed, Hnl lha witch
word f"Green-Nioqnrain Boys' was never
anything but "oHrwa1
AdIeu, homes that we hive loyed-fiends
that are dear 4. MARION.
0y~The National Wing states that offihy
'thduFHHd ofliees under llia government, only
Ihreo thousand were held by Wings At tic
close ofMr Folks term. General Toyors
partial redress Of this immense inequality Is
called prescription,
TnE CHoLrRA IN EuRorr,-The late Eu-
glisl papers state that tho cholera had bruk-
en- out Ia Rotterdam, and accustomed consid-
cradle alarm So far, II has carried OF about
one hun dred per week, II had nearly Gems
ed Ia Pnris,bui was appearing IN several dis
Ire's Of Ireland heretofore free tomil.
GTwhen Mr. Peters, tho new Collector
Of New Orleans, entered upon his office, he
found that Of the ono hundred aud Gny sub
ordinales, one hundred and forty were Loco
fuco RHd ten Wing, This WINS the rule IN
'ief n i'teoie.se President 0G- caursa- lLere
will be no objection TO changing tho rule I'M
der Wing President? -.
ANoruEH. When Cave johnson ef the
Post Ofiro Department on tho Ilh OF March,
Ilere were 80 clerks in the department, Of
whom a were Locoiocos aud ? Wings.
KrNrucBV-J.R. Underwood, Wing 4. 8.
Senator from Kentucky, addressed meet
log IN favor ofcmnucipaiion,ar 6owling Green
on the 18Th ult, IN which he said II had been
iulimatcd that he aud Mr. Clay wouhl he in-
sruelcd by the ucytIcgslniuro To resign their
'seals IN tho Scnsle on account Of therUdgd-
cacy ~ emancipation. s"liut," said hc, 81
viii do my duty, lot tho consequences be- rs
they mny" Mr. UEderwood's speech. which
occupied two hours IN the deliycry,is spoken
of as very able.
0F"W4-ile ITO lucolocos Of Vermont IRE
shedding crocodile tears over pretended fee
suil remoyal-. genuine free roll men have
lcen successfully asking myors from tie nd.
minislraliou Mr. Slickncy. the n. II. Dis.
tricl Attorney. is partner of Mr. Tuck, and
according to Tie n. u. Patriot, This, wiu n
mother appointment, was brought about
chiefly 10y Mr. Tuck aud John Z. Hale. lIale'a
brother IN laW has received n, appointment
Ia tho Boston Custom House.
MORTALITY ny CHorrRA .oN HOARD Az
EnoHANr SHIr,--'Tho ship Massachusetts,
Sampson, which arrived n, New York,
IN 30 days from TTnvrc, with 100
passengers, lost tweniy.nno on the passage