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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31
I l. MILLER
FRED COOK
NiEw YORK srFyRI0R C0rRT- c0KNIIIT, N

NEwYORK sUPERIoR COURT cOKNLLlU, " LAW
Renee -ni ELIJAH PtRDf, Ere,utors Of nsv1 Pf.n
de,essei, sgsust kFftNGHAM h. NARNkR FREDERICK
FRYE, GEORGE a MOORE ard SAMUEL NEW NAN-san
m ~ % SAMUEL NkNMA>-sr. foa hereby
ths complaint ts sui coy
Al the C Of New fon, wfha een tsys alter
hsreo exclusive OF te tay ~ -uch a-u. and you
swsr he amt sofsst tho psnhis vii apply ne
at the Special Term thereof BE- held the Cy Hal II New
CITY The first MONDAY of Apu Thousand hundred
iorty 10 O'Clock the forenoon for tho issnie
the complaint Dated January no. lstS DANIEL LORD.
PfH. Afforn-x. N.rfh.rt.f a .rh.rr.
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by ORDER Of u- Hon Dsn>l Inx.ham Judg- o t- Caft
bSof Common Pleas of the cry Of N.~ Yor.
notice hereby gwen pursuant % he provisions statute
morning Attachments sean sbsconds f..4ut
soia- NAT an aahm@ni has -ued the LANTY
nclNlfhti resident debtor SAM vii .
sold FOR he payment oi ns debit unless
hta'hH~n according olsV, With. month. fs pub
sion 81 ms notice snd that he an ., a
oy residents ~ i- STATE and The delivery
properly "hn IN. STATE belonging him. and no uslr ri sny
such property ~ hun, for5disa b VOID
the 4bh fsy Of September WAIVER A NASH
~ AttofneLs n.
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II PURSUANCE 81 order made - s s.rossis q CONT,
lof . al
--,af- 81 HOb8f lsts II .foosJ1 - Co11,s Il
y--~ri he sfl t- fqle ih-r.l Be- AZ u
H.chsr ssq Aitoil@y Il Do de 10 81 Wa.f ~. ~.
Or - fl say ~ fsy ~ -. -, "a
lsss lal6 lss~arl ELIZA HOBBY Alr....tr.f,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

NOTICE. - HEREBY GiNEN-Acoofing o. al u.r-n.
~ having claims sgarsi IkAH isCOMB late OF me
NOfthnei County okhm0rd and state of Nes iork seaman
s-ased th.t they requested exhibit guafh.
thereof, a. The subscriber the
hs r-sisnc- the and county AFORESAID bee
DAY OF MAY istS Nov. 10, ls+a
m sIa.ru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

On the 4,h inst. Lord STANLEY. lesder OF the
proccuouisi party the House of Peers, asked Earl
GSAY the Colonial Minister whether the responsibility
OF asserting 10 or refusing 10 sanction the Losses 5
was laid on Lord kgin-wheiher there Al oHicial
correspondence relative 90 that hilsnd whether Lord
Grsy hchalf OF the Crown had instructed the kari
OF Elsin h. 70 the course be was 20 takef
LaTl GREY -u reply said that IN private letters 20
him Lord Ilgin bad expressed hs opinion that DO was
his duty decide upon h- own responsibility when
that bill should Pee rendered o. him. whether be would
scccpt OF reject f whether he would reserve for
the sanction a. Her Mscs,y's Government. leaving u
% them when be- had acted 10 accordance With his con
saruuonal dutv 90 determine whether the decision 70
which be- should so have Gene should 10 approved by
her Majesty ia Council or otherwise The Governor
General Thought TIA; I'll the bill presented % HIM
for his sanction be not required report upon H.
or % decide what he would do
have given Lord tEin lssd Lord Greyl neither
publicly privately any directions Instructions
with respect the course be j. pursue have ah-
stained from doing tccsusc 10 is lmposs1 be that the
Affairs OF the Colonies be- administered with adv
tagc the Secretary OF state iniesieres with the
discretion OF The Governor than is absolutely uccessa-
~ The true secret OF satisfactory management % our
Colonies choose the best that he found for
Governors and having got such Governors - gise 20
them large and WIDE discretion and generous trust
us support, and never believe that they have acted
wrong unless there strong evidence that eject
Lord bRoVGHAM crurely agreed that the best mode
%. governing a colony or 4 kingdom u mattered no;
which, % take care % choose - and proper per
sons ana having once inside the selection % give them
,he!r entire and absolute confidence and. until they
proved % hsve acted wrou- their generous and
unhcslfa-lug support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
south Carolina Nullincarion Convention.

TIE Delegates recently appointed by the local
Committees OF safety throughout the state learn
by the CAar'escg Nvcsg assembled Al Columbia. the
capital Of the state On the 4h inst for the purpose Of
eaectng an organization Of the Southern States and
particularly OF Palmetoiom 20 resist Northern
BarbauAns' should the Wilmoi Proviso be adopted a.
the next session OF Congress N any Territorial BIZ for
California But the proceedings o! this august con
cave have not vet seen the light the precise method
these Calhouuists VIII adopt 10 accomplish their trea
sonshle designs is no; known The Mac-ry thus fore
shadows the doiass OF the United safety Committees
we arr united 20 the grievances and the dan
sers OF the South the people need neither % DC en-
Asntened nor aroused on that subject Ihty knoS i4A
wei that vast power. seepless IN activity and re
nofeess IN purpose Is organized and moving against
'hem they know that the time has come when they
must aeend tnelr country betrsy IL Snd that % De
XII" " suSSessi9y' they must &c rcsoute. united and
SNe'c id a1 iEey can betrAy Il 70 as hopeless and
renlehsss run, by dcvOtng themselves d that mod
GRAFTON "AeA never ends time for sction, BY loin
tTcachCgy.
These things are sufficiently understood saa sppre,
e!aIea BY ne people OF South Carolina. and as we
have felt that Any thing spproschins 10 a brd fry
would b. unworthy oi their character as Il wosll ~
miscellaneous ~ the cause. have. ia great measure
iorbone the discussion % The question TIA, aspect
feeling tia; the rcA problem 70 Dc solved was no, The
nature and designs Of Abolition OF VIA; tae conse-
gucnccs OF is triumph. but What the effective
means OF repcllus rs a-sfcs,l2As and saving the
south from The disgrace Of being FOREVER assaed and
the double disgrace 81 beng defeated iramPlei ana
destroyed By 50 mscrcani foe 10 - TIE nrsi step
toward securing union thst shall have definite. pgae
teal object % accomplish IL = scarcely pTooalc tAAt
such object VII Dc fully sAsped sld ssrerd upon ~
present; perhaps j. : not desirable, una! wider
consultation snd naturer comparison OF the thoughts
Of al the best men Of the south has rccd ihe saocct
from some o. the cruGiaes with which Is now mixed
has 0ol,eTated that multitude d; paths which
begin nowhere sni end where they begSnand leii Is
70 choose between few open dearly defncd courses
ton and he end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

HORRIBLE FArsttrY.-The dihGar ErentHg
Journal o. yesterday. ssys Two very internpcrs,e
men. brothers, named Abraham and Hiram pan.bur.
pui up board shaniy some time srce tae is1t ~
ku krrsse .sTs Island. l. below che c.fv obtained
prccsri0gs living 1y nshiuS and expended most OF
their earning. ~ dissFslot. some persons visited
their shaay "a Tuesday afternoon. and found both Of
the brothers lying upon sort ot hed-the one irsi
noticed ccbr % be- scarcely salr f0 speak On ~
sunirg The other b. found fo a- dead 'l be- Cor
oncr was immediately called huf perceigur thai tr,
surviving brother va. rapidly linking BE- deferred sn
inquest lut.l IS etnesdsy mornug and remained In o.
sAnty through TIE .h- iic ait everything Dc couf
20 revise fhr living brother bui he dec cary that
morning
rc verdict % the Jay. 20 lota cases wss. Death
from mieuipcrancc exposure snd Starvation
Do : believed that TIE brother found dcai must have
,AtFed during sunday .At and the q.u.on ths,
BON ind Themselves SO entirely pTos;rael after tlcl
last ie5auch a- % hc gnslle 20 nom tAer hes 90
procure ncurshmenf and thus Ae poor creatures died
ne scene was hear. reai4Ag au4 horrible TIE dc
CEASED were natives % Albany ala aged respectively
- and = years Thor father was l.1tlarafv col
der. sld drew pension uuu. hs death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

Our sdr.ces from Rome state tlsr nc Consu'ucn
Assembly a. Rome fle 1i-1 vi. declared !ts s.t-l-
permanent and passed resolution thai snT Deputy
who should deser, he p1s. should be- considered -ra
tor - h- country j sso drew Up and dispatched q
Clv.-s eccns protest 20 Oud-not and issued an a
dre.s % The People
Toe As-em'.y then summoned The Inumritate 20 80
pres.uce o. gro an account 0 tle p-opOsei French 10
terFcrt1u They having attended NszZni stated iLsi
they had received uo oc.s communication on the sl1
i-c' tlsf they had ia.rl .u me good intentions a
France b4t q Wa- lertr-hecss neces-ary not 'o neg
iecf a.. measure ior tAe country safety
10 Assembly then Or tle suggestion q Masanni. re
solved in conformity with Tho Lcw Constitution. That
faou III thoroughly determined 20 resist The union 0
TEMPORAL and spiritual power n one snd the -smc pei.
-lu they were ready Oh assure Tie Pope The lL and
psricct exercise oi hl- ecclesiastical powers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

os rl--ssar NJ T. ELlrN sATLEY 81 Astho1y Has
- 40 a. g-t-f . 80 ale Ju--ra By -. y D
her rnis -r Frsi . tl-lf ~ -
r.. -tAa >E--r-ss. 49, e. ore-t
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sssseag wr-s-sasf. M, is h,hAhD NALsoN e. -
r.r.. ~ --ss 40 hos, 90 Etsa-- D N-sc- l--s-
a. str4-- irus rrsr-c'1F 1F--i = -ri o..
fun-rs ~ BE- - q 81 t-lr. 81 - 90
f-iss sft-r1rcr Sre-i .rn- lf-iiN- - =
ll 1h lblr,1 OBJ Na-a--f,-l - 49, -
d. Har-..as. str-- l.. err --rs4-s - -
O. th--sc.i. SAY ~. Ms CLAhiNA hhtNcihh D. 10 80
Year o. t~r
Hrt tl4sa o. G---as-s H cosa &C s-re-st
Ga Mss1e-ds M .t, % fas st--, SAM Al 81 A'ss
. '',a l~tf % -
f-a .-rF~s ta. af-r,oo1 urlA BE zt- r-st-1re
o. "sta-r.sy Ma ls LOUISE EtELTN. louzs- IA 1f Ga
~ \ 49, An- A'ns1n ss-r =
- f-1f. % ~ ialF
nj iA- Iis-aaca afs cick a11 l.r-sr
l. isr-, - NJ. NJ %. Of o..af,- -ssc-s b
s- AitB ftk lt t.llh Sos a. Ns-at R,..s
AZ cf rs CO, sgsc o. nca-d. a. - -ass.
- !. 81 $50 - r..c' a. 90 s1s-errs. u ~.r~
n palisi. Pes Ma s. FRANCS yo1ag-.i Of Jsaa
PssFs o. tAs CITY, ss-ss y-aTS
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The Charleston papers Of the l5ih, announce
that the south Carolina Convention met at Columbia
last Monday. Hon. D. j. iughe-. officiating s' Pre-
sidenf and " Martin and A. O. sumner ~ -ecre.
tarics Mr Elmore. from the Committee, reported a
series oi resolutions. among them one requesting the
Governor 20 convene the Legislature upon the passage
OF tho Wilmoi Prosso, the Abolition Of Slavery IN
the District Of Columbia Hon J.. ". PcAens re-
ported resolution reeirming the Virginia resolutions
passed last Winter Various propositions and roso'l-
ton. were then offered when th. Convention adjourn
ca until Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Liverpool Cotton Markets May

There hfs been r saturday Ter a. scf- nats U ds, Tie
bag. tl.ft American, 40 pu--s
yesterday lie mak-t OBJ se1 hfug a. t~.cft'n.
Amean being vel .lppur-t L. sies cnl H Am-resr
- 30 aens ia srqof alt so no s1-olu. sai ~ s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
IRELAND.
Famine and Death.


This mornings mail from ireland does not bring Us
any news Of importance. We cauno, bur remark how
ever upon tho exceedingly painful details that arc still
continued Of death from starvation and want Of reports
of Sessions and Police Courts where number, OF half
starved wTetches brought mp charges Of theft.
more or les serious the temptation 90 commit which
has atOwcdy been % obtain me boon ~ transportation
70 pcai saiGuor, several of those persons, two OF
them young and pcr-onable women. begged If IL was
for life that transportation might be awarded 20 them
They were homeless and ffendcss AID had driven Oh
O farmers N tho nope that the offence was seri-
ou. that they would be transported for the offence
Poor crcature-i They had thor wish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Serious Accident, &c.

HosToN Thursday May IT I'M
Mrs. 5. Stearns, a highly respectable lady,
while enjoying ride Al Worcester last evening was
thrown from her carriage and hci neck broken
At Towngrsen, Me clough, over which tho Andios'
coggin and honncbec Railroad passes, ca'ed in ON
Tuesday last. swallowing up nye gravel care Several
laborers who At work near by narrowly escaped
being killed bv the accident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

The arrival % kreuzuach with 900 pru.sian troops
ia confirmed 1900 men entered Msyeuce on the 29tA
ult
Report says they VAL enter Frankfort coup DO
main against the Parliament is expected
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Cholern a, the west-Markers, &C.

CINCINNATI Thursday, Nay ~ IN
The Board of Health report J. cases OF Cholera
and 3 deaths within the past a hours
Horace Greeley Is TO deliver an address at the ,cy
persnce meeting tonight
The FLouR market is active At previous quotations.
WHISKY without sales and dun LAID is quoted atG.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

DASsERous ACCIDENT AT CRoroS NiLis-
Last Wednesday afternoon, as Mr.. ston, msstermil-
wright At this establishment, examining the ma
ehinery on the fourth aoor he became suddenly enis
sed in it, part OF his clothing having been esughi by
belt, lie was instantly carried up the ceiling and
pressed into IN exceedingly small erAmPedup place,
and several revolutions of the shan made before
the engine could be stopped Mr., John uecker OF
the proprictors was elose by Ston when he thus
drawn IN. and in making eaort 10 save him, was
.lgbtly injured II was thought that stoh who Is g.
- ~ rilous Dosition slye though after much dif
euty Within 10 minutes aud before the unfortunate
man could be cut out surgeon Wood was on the spo;
and found On examination that only an arm was BROKE
Sto clothes were literally torn OF him. Snd yesterday
he If main from several Internal bruises lie made no
co,,p!atni. however, and is likely 10 recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
ITALY.
Arrival Of the French NJ Rome.

TIE Gq-et> o. Frsa.l states that telegraph Is
patch rad reached Pans announcing the entry q he
French troops INTO Rome and eiis tas; Oh. Tuumr-rs
wished % ave opposition. a.t were O1lsed 20 rll-n
q4.h their intention ty re enthusiasm with Which ne
French ARMY we've we. coined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Los. of Life AT Albany.

AIBANf, Thursday, Nay II ? "
Two brothers by the name OF Croker employed
a. hands on board the schooner Highlander OF Boston
while scrsplns the the tackle gave way. and being
preo.pi,ated TO the deck were instantly killed
Two children were drowned in csiein 10 day IN the
northern part OF the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Prom the Sou,h-Ths California Emi grants
Later from Texas.


Ba1T1uo1E. THURSDAY nsy l7-7P =
The Southern mail has come - hand. - which
xe learn 1s; The steamship Globe had srr7e I'd o. Ne
Orleans with are sdvices from Galveston and Brszos
The Fl-g IL. ie;'er from Csmsrgo. dated April -.
l-i9 which ma, Audubon ad party lad left
the day be.ors They numbered THY mon and were
enjoying ,oieralle ggos health Ncssrs Raymond &
Humphreys % rave the next week for me came
.o..--.sLn.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

TsK ALBANY Posr OFricE.-Cl,y newspapers
intimately connected with the Albany Post oihoe
In the hands OF an incompetent or careless mSn, II
works Inconvenience and injustice while the other
hand capable, efficient officer can greatly facilitate
the interests OF the Press and the public convenience
Mr. LEWIS BENEDICT who has the appointment is just
the man for the place lie is intelligent industrious
and en,erprsins. The Wing party has long had good
service from Mr.. BENEDICT. Nc political reward has
been more faithfully earned The Government ana
the public will now have the benefit of his fidelity ana
devotion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
The Cholera on the Rio Grande-Deaths Of
Judge. Hotcbkis- and WOODBURY..

Among the victims 70 the Cholera on the no
Grande are Judges Hotchkiss and Woodbury. Of Texas
who died 1T Rio Grsnde City The disease bas no" al
most entirely disappeared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Prom GnIyeston-Renc ontre.

The G1irc.f0n Ners gives an account OF rem
coutrc between two soldiers Of the 9Th Regiment at ~an
Antonio, during which Of them was killed with the
bayonet. The murderer wa arrested and confined IN
LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
The CITY Of New-Orlcans in Great Danger
frnm the late Creyasse.

The late Crevasse has not yet been checked
and the City Of New Orleans s n great danger 81 81 d.
undaton The people are leaving Their houses 10
winch there no acoess except by -Af- Another ha-
broken on, o, the powder magazine opposite the city
and il now already 100 Zee, wils large quantity Of
powder has been submerged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
FrightfuI Progress OF the Crevasse-The
Water rushing through the >treets-The
Inhnhifnnf. IenNing Ihcir Homes, &c.

NEWDRLKANs, saturday Nay i.
The crevasse has not yet been checked and 1t
il feared win not be- The water is fairly rushing
through the streets Of our city and hundreds arc eav
ing t.eir houses for fear of overflow The greatest
excitoment prevails and business s almost At stand
Great damage has already been sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
parade. commencing wnrasain-,t the white.

Another et,er received from Cama-go says taat
Gen Paroles % the lcsd II 100 Indians Va com
nsncing gar against the whites similar - ma - IN
ca,4n. San Llis vas the scat Of hs oiei mons 10
bss put u death 10 whites consisting d french D1'on
and American. and declares the exfernnsrion Of The
white rsrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Markets. BUFFALO, Msyl7-6P.M.

Receipts wifh.a he past - honrs.-FLoUR. 1000
and the market Is steady sales comprise 1000 bbls at
"a 81, and ~ for common 10 good brands. For
WHEAr the inquiry is good. and we notice sales OF
l6o0O bush n 80 ior Wabash and ~ soc Tor
duskv. a cents offered for Com without sales
Of Importance. There IL no change IN FREIGHTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

There wac much excitement both az Frankfort AID
Cologne.
the former place the Constituent Assembly had
adopted p resolution % the armed force oi the
state and the Civic Guard take the oath of ale
glance o. the Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Of the Cabinet. &c.

WA'HNGroN Ihursdsy Way II 7. y
The Cabinet are ia session. Il q said TIA. the
nominations Tor tbs District under consider sfion
Secretary Meredith has been called from tne city 10
consequence II the DEAN Of ne sister
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18


CANADA PoLITIos.-We find by the Montreal
Plot Of Tuesday. that John Riley and the other Indian
chiefs OF Western Canada have addressed Lord Elgin
They begin thus " Great FaA0-ln our hearts we
shake you by the hand, and thank the Great Spirit
that he has preserved you amid the storm OF popular
excitement" Leeds County, the St Lawrence, hiss
sent very large deputstion TO Montreal with an ad
dress signed by 1851 persons, three dsys notice
out OF population OF 1000 They express their most
hearty dsapprobaton OF the outrages lately perpetrs
ted In Montreal by band OF dissfected to the in
situations of the country and add that they have the
utmost confidence in Lord Elgn and his advisers The
following is very significant
We beg 10 suggest TO the consideration OF Your Ia.
cellency the propriety of removing the Government
no longer in saeiythe head OF the Government ls
daily insultedthe personal security of Represen.
tstives is endangered and the freedom OF opinion and
elaboration destroyed"
Hon. Adam Ferguson, the distinguished ssncuturst
was one OF the deputaton from Hamilton with an sd.
dress signed by 1850 citizens, highly complimentary
the party In power
miller at St Cshsrines Upper Canada sent hs first
1000 barrels OF -four this 10 New York instead Of
Montreal as first intended When asked. why he did
CO. the reply that the disturbances there made 1t
dangerous to send and that others thought as he did
The Pllos thinks no one need have sny fears now
The T6res,o Mirror, well known long established
newspaper on the liberal side in politics and the occ
OF which was burnt at the great FIRE there, has re
appeared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Meeting Of the General Assembly Of the Pres
hNierinn Church. &c.

PIrTsBURGH Thursday. May IL Pm
The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church met this morning bat nothing Of Importance
done. Tho Produce markets are unchanged, and
business matters wear gloomy aspect No cases OF
cholera have appeared in CITY, which considered
perfectly healthy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

Our Clsrg- Lour ty srit-rt Of
snd there thar -1.tet Iu--5ay sud
durr tie s--s 1-s apple. nf- partlgs % arms f rrq0r
% tho shoui adilona feature ~ interest tnnqs
before y1ur -trsmsr --ld 500 seooit eormlnat3a b.
EI-,fur 1--s'aQb.
N.sst'fsE CofS r saset M Bot iti- Business 5os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
By THE MIDNIGHT SOI'THERl NAIL


CHAELEs NADnoN o he Postmaster ior ihe CITY
a. baIlm1rc take eject the arst Jay Of July. .n
the place % James " Buchanan. WHO resigned the
Ccc On the l7rh % April h. resignation % take eject
~ the lat 81 july
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

MAlsE.-The vote for Governor at the recent
election in Maine counted In the Senate ON satui
day last when II appeared that John w. Dana, Loco.
Foco, had 80, 100, Elijah L. IIanlin, Wing 1929 Sam
uel Fessenden, Free Soil, l2037 Rufus X. Goodenow
l,0iO; Joshua A. Lowell 1907, and PAS scattering -
Neither candidate having majority Of all the votes re
turned there declared be election by the PEG
pie and the Senate accordingly proceeded to the choice
Of Governor for the ensuing year, when John w Ds.
was elected receiving 70 out of x votes the other
two being cast for EhIah L. IIamLn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

Receipts BY Canal 'c'hH ne past - hours
Flour. 500 bbls CoSN. IasoO basAes--ln FLOUR
no sales TRANSFERRED The sale, Of CoKN are 5000
round al SO ~ cents. Other articles arr quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

" Gen. TayLoR, in reply to an invitation from
the citizens Of Auburn visit that city the ocoa
son OF the State Agricultural Fair at Syracuse, says
II is BY no means certain that he will re able attend
the Fair and II he does sitend he viii not probably
md il practicable to extend his visit any farther
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Important Dispatches from California 10 the
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