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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

Gen. Lane, in letter from Santa Fe u the In
diana Ssntins, speaks Of the country as follows:
For grazing purposes the country Is the finest In the
world. at least that have ever seen. Any number
Of cattle. sheep and costs, be reared and at lees
expense than in any section Of our country Corn,
wheat oats fruits and vegetables. generally can BE-
grown In great abundance. being only necessary 10
ditch in many may be proper convenient
Break up the ground and plant or SOW and plentiful
harvest certain n be realized Within sixty miles OF
this place met with Freuchman, who presented me
with half bushel OF fine Irish potatoes large and well
favored This crop was his fret experiment, and II
has proved entirely successful the yield has been
abundant. Wheat sucC secs better here than In the
States.
Two things only are wanting 20 develop the value OF
this beautiful and interesting portion of our country
for 1t Is the most healthy legion in the world You will
seldom hear Of any being sick In these extensive
plains and there 10 no local cause OF disease, the
country must always continue TO be healthy these
done the people will do the balance. The rst 10 the
establishment Of line Of settlements from the Council
Grove 90 be under the of the Government for the
first year two, At distance o not more than hun
bred miles apart 10 extend 10 the settlement of New
Mexico With such arrangement, permanent inn
prOyements would soon be- made aud sn abundance Of
everything necessary for Subsistence would soon be
produced Then the traveller could md resting place
and good fare and accommodations would soon be
plenty aud cheap; and, furthermore, with such an Al
rsngemeni the whole road would soon be settled The
next IL the establishment Of Territorial Government
From the enactment Of good laws and their faithful
administration security snd protection would be ne
cessary consequence. The country around aud adJ
cent to Fe is mountainous and the valleys are
adapted to cultivation The mountains, however, are
covered with tolersble growth of timber, add the
creeks Of the intervening ravines afford abundance Of
good water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

AN IRISH EXILE DEAD.-John Boyle, native
Of the County of Antrim and for above forty years
resident of Washington whers be had long hlied the
poet of chief clerk In the Navy Department died ON the
23d int. lie engaged in the Rebellion OF l7's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

Irt-r -ath-f sni Ca|i,slns an. quit seams.
BnOfS AND SHOf>Iers FrfY E-f f~mtr1 AZ 1nl ftirf
pu.. sAt- psfty osfnf a. ne small 'tfs. on A'ii ~
HEMP tnrt1@@s very cAn- ani lFs " i~' = -
srry sud lreNi pr.s,st or qn'iei f.o"sss
m. a.. 30 Tnr- consist 1 bales Manila. n s-fcn sst.
an Russia embracing su hSst nsnd oa snns a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
The CenirnI Railroad Bridge.
HARRIsBuHG. WeGi

HAaRIsBrHG. Wednesdsy, March =.
The damage 20 the Central Railroad Bridge,
FIVE miles above this place, no, great was az
hrst reported Six spans Of the bridge have been
carried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

10. The sale of Books to the trade by BANGs,
PLAT 4 Co. continues throughout the present week
At their rooms yesterday the prices were well sus
tanned. and the quantities cold were very lsrge-in
some instances reaching to entire editions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

IT IL ~ ADMITTED BY EVERYBODY that scHzscys
Pamonic Syrup Is the only rsmecy that Will positively
Cure Consumption. The following certificate proves me
fact beyond q doubt
seng willing 20 contribute % The god 0 sgfsng M.
m snty win Inform The public Of tho remarkable cure
performed 20 me BY Of scaGScEs Pumouic syvP
beisg matched WIRE, from premature grave TIE
hrs symptom " The dissss. y0eaI cold. which ~
tied 10 my night aide, for which my physicians bed N
this nsead 81 relieving me-. made Tho pain sererr
which extended 10 my shoulder Words cannot sip'ess
hs pain endured my physician gave mo opium and obs
opium without effect Ny Physicians then ordered se
hs ~hols Of my side ssr raw % piece Of beef-dunnfn
Whole time my cous vas us and dslressins 10 NO
yemosr 1915 commenced rsis gsss qlsnules Of ooeY
Which eonnnusd li-Nnch, 1876 Some dsys 'm cefs'1
] rsssd more thsn qusrl The least movement N Den
would Cause The blood 10 ajw freely from my iong, n
reduced that life SCARCELY Visible IN Fed -
fearful hat would bleed 70 desh had fevef,ris hs~e
ehcgiy OF breathing gresi loss u spp-ui-, ara stu
burning sensson IN tho palms u nsnds and me 90
Other principal physicians Of IBIS ety az o. sVIu a.,
~ heir opnion hist could aot live long hr ps'n ~
husband b-ing ia the souh ard espscuns DIS feton
an Il the u Msrch Dr. Mou ~as ss,sd ~,ula ~
aarl be reu med be ssii No nwss im5ossoe-I wssa
yon- uiih Cor.nmnou and nsst look Tor NY death" A
this time Mr. Mulgsp 30 scqlsiuistee ~ sec oponm
using seassess ranonie Sy,oyS ~, s.prst ss,eiSss
so much BY II IL hsd s..d naeH :" NO P.''A'
| without oOls ling any relief ~. ,.a.
consented Try - al sno,, sra sem 70 70
SWIM vas 40 veal could Only iase II In very snsI
doses hrsi boi psr.yssa .1,.esS RY 81. 80 h
$500 hs9.n 10 shoc. my whole system but especially ~
a. raised great quantities Of blood and MISTER AIS
,hir. fough ptlegm my cough esser and the pss
rspsdly ek me, and recovered my strength very "a" "
he al Of March, $780, wss % far recovered - gsaa
Of ay bed without assistance, The Sra Time In eight n1or
| which gave me great Joy. Aher commenced ssies
scHEscxs Plfnonic syrup, loos Other medicine u o.!
hind Ind coohfent Il wa tho Pulmonc syrup hoes
which effected ths miraculous Say mifsculo.sa'
for wa coctnod TO my room for Two yesrs ena ~
monihs eight monihs Of hist time helpless In ped sso u
ih- verge OF the grave am DOW perfectly vel ano
thy. and II by giving any infofmauon can lrduce 80
who similarly afflicted TO me only remedy 70 rssI
hem % prevent from suffering % I'D ,nI oas9s
happy. tSlgued) MARGARET oAIs,s
Is james o. near ChshsnS
New-Yofb, October Q, 1877. a ,
The Pumonic Syrup 10 prepared BY j. scnrseN 10
Sogih Sixlhsl Philadelphia Price 81 per bottle o. 81
ties for t3 Bush ChekoIef, 81 Buesysi Agcas -,
| York. nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

VERY LATE FROM HAvAsA.-We received last
night full files Of the Faro Industrial de Ia Habsna, up
to the 22d inst They contain quantity Of local news
Of little importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

~ The Southern and Western lines of Tele
graph are still out Of order we have no rePor,
yesterday Legislative proceedings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

From THE PACIFIc--We are under obligations
to the Captain of the ship Tsa arrived at Boston on
Monday for files of Sandwich Islands papers to Nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

Tar OYSTER WAR-The commencement Of an
illustrated epic poem. on the late Oyster War On
the Accomac shore will be found on our frat page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

r., The Joint resolution to amend The Consti-
tuition OF the United States In favor Of election Of
L. s. Senators By he people, has psssed both branches
of the Wisconsin Legislsturs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

~, On and after the second day of April next
the mail train which leaves Baltimore for Wash
ington at ~ PM will leave st6AM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

Nkw MUsc-Messrs VIM. Hall & Son have
sent US four songs which they nave published from the
opera Of | Puri,sn" with the English version II
was here in accents sweetest, Love my Deares, +"
A Maiden behold me -" by Fountain was reclining
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

w We have been permitted msAe the following
tract rom letter received from Ruu.J Ca cid sddr rs,d
to Archibald L. Hysst, Esq. OF this city
II yoa any coming To Csforris by 81 me sns
si,is- them procure their fresh provisions 81 Ihoh"
KEesErr Co - Odsp, other houses do not or can
NOT put them 10 keep such As are bad ron
other houses here obliged 10 throw overheard before
leaving the steamer I" - -. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

SOUTHERN ISDusrRr.-Iron and Coal are found
In abundance near Tuscaloosa, Alabams, and a
company Of practical lron-workcrs from Tennes-
see are about commencing operations there. Coal
has long been dug there Tor home use. but rudely
and unskilfuly. The Monitor zone OF the best
papers in the South suggests means Of improve
ment-A Paper Mil has just gone into vigorous
operation at that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
Nv yslssraph 10 the Nsw.Yofk Tribune.
wAsmseroS. "Wednesday. March %.

u
It's very positively stated here today that the
fret Of May has been fixed upon the time for making
sondry important changes in Collectors, Postmssters
&c and that appointments will be made before
that time.
There is large importation Of prominent Northern
politicians lhs morning. Yours. X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
Awful CaIamity-Tbree Persons burned to
Death.
BALTIMORE, wednesday, March q.


Two houses IN Allisanna st. Fells Point. inhab-
tied by German families, were destroyed by FIRE this
morning and ssd 20 relate. with his wife aud
child names not ment!oped) were burned to death.
The Steamer Sea Gull is detained at Norfolk BY the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

Mr. Editor have heard Of severA instances
In which the letter carrier. from the fos' O'ee nA'7
cbsrses 2 and even cents for deh'erJ Iasy nave
no rsh, to do this-the late lsS providing maj a. 'e
tsrs shan be delivered At cent saen- - sn - 90,
have charge Of that department OF tee once ~ no.
Dot stop 20 this y, the people Be before MI ''
they are only sbiIssd to pay the esAi -
csHf lcfer. iorf
Isorr.r..-An INQUEST was held yesterday At
the house corner Of Amos and "est IS upon 'ne
BODY Of Jane. De Grote, aged - years VINO ""Iouna
Ia the morning lying upon the deck Of the 'oop Mere
dian Al the foO, Of Amosst dead Ills ues'n sup
posed 70 nave been caused By the bIrsn5s Of oood
Ts..e While on the pier and ,hs be fell from the pier
upon the dees Of the .Oop ser bad happened =. 10
person belonging on bOsrd the Ve".l IS 49, ~
-, ,,,,e hs came GA board Verdict 10 sccor dance
with thi. statement An inquest vas 49, nslu ,.s
,erdsy ~ The house corner OF Wiisn ana am 50
upou The body Of D Addon a native o. sN'A,r'-ns'
go a. years. who "a, found dead In 81. room yes
;erdsy nornine. Verdict death By sPoPiexy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

~ The cheapest aud best psce IN The city get good
Boos and Shoes Jossss, u Annsl near the American
Museum. Fst quality Of French ccf dress Boots siof
secosd o 50 to 81 Congress Boots 81 50to e. French
Waterproof Boots q % 10 So FreGoh patent leather ,O
81 al JosEss. Is Ann.sI. near the Museum. m.glw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
Yours, faithfully,
CONGREGATIONAL.

FUginid-ln the XlNth District john S. Dus-
CAN Wing has Withdrawn from the field, In favor OF
Mr. McCoMAs Good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

GESIs's Fous DOLLAR H,Ts.-Ths subscriber feels war
rsni.d 10 declaring his establishment able To tlany de-
msnd OF the bsaumonde the economist end those Who pre-
to follow their own tastes instead Ct comp lying win The
dictates Of fashion. JOHN N. OENIN, ga Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

Dsfss Doors, SHOES And OAIrEss. The best ard chesp
place to get handsome boots and gsersis WsTgss
4Fuionst Persons be Of getting lhs best custom
made sriices 9. this establishment low they usually
get hs common sopshop usually sold 10 his
city. mzi 3,eOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

~ BY the steamer Csnsds EsPsScsIsD has received
from Lyons Of Silk Plush which FOR bhlsacy Of
us,er far surpssses anything ever imported Therssso
necessity Of bic going to Europe, HE snepliye irsndsn
Francs send him everything and tssty the m)msnih
appears Hate will be- msds order fom Ills besuu ms
tel a. al days notics Our number 10 IO7 Nssssus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL
4, philadelphia.

A.. Corre.r ondeuce Of Tie Tribune
Pu1.pErrfuA. "wednesday March =
The JetFerson Medic.l College held It's Com-
rieucenent hi, morning and IS young poo'o''
grsdusisd. The va'edietory Address BY fr0i i-''''
was admirable production
The Philadelphia Conference OF the Me'aou-''
Episcopal Church commenced is snnusl session 'o''
morning. Bishop WAUGH presiding n the Aose pee o.
Bishop MoEAis. Rev p Co0MBs vas receeied oe0'S
tary. -. ,,,L.
Of the Orphans, Court rifs Hsvlsy deceased, and en
tered upon bis duties this morning.
label. H1ichips eolorsd air, was sent on sh er-
raod yesterday sud found this morning dead in svscsn'
lot. The cause not known
III. weather continues dsp,Orsby unpleasant
The schooner Two Brothers. OF your city struck on
the BresSTaier Sunday morning iAs'' ana "sn' 10
pieces. Crew ssved.
The rain to-day has nesrly suspended out OF door
OF: aon. sni vented the landing Of arse number
OF vessels which have arrived during th- last I" day
The Flour market continues exceedingly duA snd
supplies hy Cana and Railroad are coming 10 freely
-s>s of 900 bbls common brands Pennsylvanis' ior
shpmeut 4 OBJ. which "a the uniform asking price
Rye Flour has declined 50 per Dbl Corn Meal but
huls inquired after ss-s Of 20 0bs Braniywlne al
? CO. and a small lot Of Pennsylvania at % per Dbl
The demand for Whss, Is limited ard tue tcsps from
the interior via Iidevst-r Canal large snd prices
tend downward ssle. Of 800 bushels fair and pure
Red at IS - cents and cargo of White al lV9 cents
Rye has declined 81 - per bush Corn Is ID
stesdy demand and coo 5000 bushels Yellow solt a,
s. cents per % lbs oats are dull sales OF southern
at 30 cents, and Pennsylvsnis At p 80 cents The
Coree market IL nrm 200 bags Lsgusyrs sold AZ %
cent. per TO- Mo-sses is In good demand zoo bbs New
Orleans so 4, 80 cents. months. supplies Of sugar
are coming forward freely and they meet with good
demand ~ tul rates In Provisions there Is not much
doing 200 bbls Mess Pork sold at 81 per Dol months
small sales OF Picked Hsmesi q y cents sides .
and Shoulders at u per ID. The stock OF Dones
&c Wool is exceedingly light snd manufacturers are
turning their attention 10 Foreign.
s.LKs oF srocKs First B0ard-sj.Oo0 : Loan 80
'6s lOq. I'D Girsrd Bank l2i $50 Reading I'd. los
A. coo state S. 7gi - 900 do 20; y Union b. Tenn
4li 500 L : War Bounty Scrip, lOi - NOrrisiowr
Rd II $1,000 Reading, ST.
Seooud B0ard-26 Msr q Man Bk, Pitts, T. 5000
oan 6's o. lO9 500 Lehgh Coal scrip, 76s 500
: War Bounty Scrip. TO- $500 Sch Nav -. 65. i5i
s. o00 state So 79 . Kentucky Bank, 81 80 Grsrd
Bsuk lat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

GoUsAgD's ITALIAN INDICATED so.p-For eGeclusiyFs '
moving pmpes, fecn-s ro1ghness sallDwnsss chsps,
enaf-s cracks nc from the skn, waraLIod Prepared ~
DIR. GoUsAUD, 81 Walkersi FIRST door from Broadway,
where may he had hs celebrated PoQdre Snb- for efsdi
eating superfu hair Liquid Rouge for coorng lips ard
cheels deep carns,i0n pge LAZY White for The compet
on, Hair Dye B-sle's Hair Restorative, PouAde fof
rsnsenly dyriog ysy hsrs, Tooth Passes Lublns IT
nsinr "a Qo~,,a Dfp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

49,. 81 hr -rs1 snd ~ fr ,. o. II. s.-..s L. -.
'ef a. - htsr-s H. -. s-hv-r.< a.. ~
olh hvsy hssfy es-s to sssl .. % q a. 80 -.
sfla'@ t~rn. Oats 80 . iiC 80 C-ra TdI.
Lepr krp1rt iron lot % r-ti N.r.h '~~f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

D9rScs OF TIE SroRs.-A large willow tree.
standing near the sailors Retreat, on staten Island was
blown down by the violence OF the storm yesterday.
The eoppsr roof OF the Retres, torn up TO some
extent, and considerable other damage dos-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

FURNITURE SALK.-Mr. futile will sell, at his
suction rooms to-day large quantity Of splendid fur
nit 3 See Advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

80, lsss HU
NhsNf-s so Of SD Ohso MAJ a. .Sost h :,
pfrl a. y
Ihof No sors usrs-t --ss 49, -iffr- sf,,. .
20 frss-li i--arf- fh-r- cogIi
~ s-- 80 - hsnr.s soss l = g -.
-. - n~- si~siJ .a's oi io' - Tsrrn. L..
t'- ga AZ t0o a. 90 PINE NJ. q La b..
Z. -, = l'sr 's-- t0D BOZ. ~ of pms 49,.
- - = We elfsr sooIf 800 4
-. :. -..'' = oa prra.S terns So BIDS HiT. 80
-. - = r. 80" isns a. = hr rsn sara.t-f. Sars-H.r
- -. - or~srt fnoal frst ls1is o. hl.sf
- a'5-iHsus q aofc~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

FfREIN CAMDEN-The candle and soap manu-
factory OF George Jcfres located Second ST. below
the Railroad in Camden ". was ntally destroyed BY
fee this moruing about o'clock Nothing was saved
not even the books OF the proprietor Loss In sioeA
mode. &c 600 on which there Is partial insurance
The building, a three stored frame, was owned by
FU.ba Kaiehn OF Ksighn's Point 1t was valued at
200 and there was no insurance on H. The IRE Z;
the work Of an ncendiary. PM. Bulletin 3cin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
BROoKLYN AFFAIRS.

WHO NONlSATIONs-lur ~ "i-' ~ '~ 80
Ward nominated their Ward officers on Noniay night.
John sayIor and John Leach are the nominees Tor
Aldermen.
IxDEr,NDyNr PARTY NONlSArIoNs.-Ihe In
dependent party have nominated samuel Garrison
Eo IN, Of the Justices Of the Municipal Court OF this
ctv for Police Justice and Hon John Greenwood for
City Judge.
N,srrRrors D,sarPy.RANcE-Aw woman named
Bridget Riley residing a, the corner of Fr''av and
,,,een,b a. NsvYork came TO the Police Office for
the purpose Of giving Information In regard to her hus
hand Edward Riley. who she stated had been absent
from bis home since the 20lh inst The last time ne
went away for the purpose Of getting some money
sbou, as from the firm Of Messrs. Soesm tsrley
stone ma.ons, at the corner OF Grandst and BROAD
way in whose employ he had been tor some time past
When last be had on moleskin coat oTerhsui'
and white bat, Some ore bad told the woman tbs, 4
ha, answering to the description hsd been found At one
OF the ferres which circumstance led her to suppose
tbs, be had fallen into the river and been drowned
ST. NICHOLAS S0cIETY--The members OF the
COMMITTEES Of Steward. Of the 81. Nicholas Society Of
Nassau Island met ls., evening at Montague HaN' for
the purpose OF making arrangements fer the snnus
Passh supper OF the society.
CITY HALL FENcE.-The contract for furnishing
the iron and mskin; the fence sround the new City
Hall has been given to George Z. Jackson & Co. o.
NowYork whose bid for the work was some 500 les'
than any estimate pat in by mechanics OF this city
The entire cost Of the work will DO about g. 900.
FoUNuLINGs.-Two infants supposed to be
twins were found packed away In bsske, 10 the la
die. saloon of the ferry boat sst night The little in
rocsr.. ,rera ,ok an m tho Aim. Uouse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

- TIE LATE CABINET are about To dispense
Col Cave Johnson, the late Postmaster General let
Washington on Friday evening with his family by way
of the national road for Clsrksye the place OF his
residence ia Tennessee Mr. Buchanan late secretary
Of state, leaves this city this morning Tor fehnsyi-
vsnia Gov Marcy, late Secretary OF War, leaves us
this evening with bis family, for New York. j udge
Mason late Secretary of the Navy, expects TO lesYe
WASN'T zion on Thursday fer Richmond, Va which ne
intends TO make bic place OF abode MT "aSer, ave
Secretary of the Treasury the only member of the
late cabinet who will remain in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

~ PALMER tho Agent 10 daily forwarding advertise
tho newspapers Of the county for which hs
Is depu-d transact business FOR tho Spring trade Gov
10 hs time to invite customers. Office 10 shs TIibuns
Builcings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

EXTRA FIVE TEAS rs per cent cheaper than ever
Frs.o imported Ooong and Young Hyson Tess. only 80
per pound beet old Java Coffee la good sugar "a per
lbs white Sugar, 10 per lbs good Mos-.es 70 per
gallon. ASA PARKER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

Coon Burrss-PnD- Tabs Bsusr, 10 81 to 10 % new
Lard cents; good Winter OIL 10 to 6. per gallon, lew
Rice, cents ASA PARKER
ma "a 242 Brcoms corner Of Ludlow-G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, &c. Tonight.


Mrs. Fanny ~ 8n;r shst.t~sr-staFv--srf i1t1;--
Dernp-tsT. Orlruzl Bs.et Sore sn~~race-s
Pruf h-tt-c's Leciur. Physotu1, Hope Cusp@i-1
r. n Dsna's cear--Fsns. Arz3--rT BrurEIg--Hfs
f-dca. Corufr-ro sru~u;-S -~ rofs TnIrer'y-1s ? "
Grand siitsv hsl-As;of piar- op-rs Hoes.
AlnF-r-sry of yl. n A. llrl--5 Mars .t-feM
Dave D Gfsrofs l>cfur--Chlrch cor Prrrs nsrs1-7r
" Dntery LsHtur@-g irf0l Hfl---a D n
j. 7 Jatr.on. l-lf- M--1r@r.lnst Ll.-. flr1 rs IN
&C. st.rf.'s L-ct4r-- Arerraa Ha. BroatraT-fs pm
kraoz A. are N--1s -ffurl Erln~ I'D ht-- ttt-l
Dr. 6urns Lsfur-Cor. Grove snt y urscl st--7 : T. N
i--fl.Esi A. tfn- Brs1usy. fssf- -l.g a. s-s1z
Panorama Of Hg1son hTer-Br1s-Esy MsGsr - = y
itf.ty. n,sir>.- ..tnslss hal. 90 brls1rsg-tfs
Chin--s Mu--u - Brsf-ty. ,frrg Day 80 --rlt
An-rsaD Cfcgs-Abarrs Br0s1-ay Tar Prnf- ST. IN
6urton's Th-sf-r-C hznb.r. - nroao-sy-7 y
Sros1-N T.sfsr-PrnscvsT Pear an Ashf-77fn
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

re- Mrs. F,KsHAN has issued & Circular con-
,snins tbs articles Of the caiornia Association Of
American Women" The ship A'ysliqH, In which pas.
SAGE mas been engaged will be ready TO sat abou, the
18th OF April The price OF snare including passage,
freight aDi medical attendance, 10 $50. Messrs Z.
Richardson & Co. are the agents for the vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

" An Address will be delivered this evening
before the Philap.hrOpe Order Of the sons Of Temper
auce. In the shiloh Presbyterian Church. By DAVID D.
GRiswoIp, Esq Mr.. G's high reputation 50 speaker
will no doubt draw crowded house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

LECTURES or THE AMERICAN IRISH lssTIIUTE.
The discourse which to have been delivered on
Monday evening by ex Governor sEwARD, At Clinton
Hall for the American Irish Institute having been
vodsby postponed at the earpes, request OF the Com
uit,ee, Mr. LYNCH consented TO lecture and though
he had but few hours Of preparation bis discourse on
the Union and Organization Of lrsbmen wss mos,
warmly greeted BY the members OF the institute It's
publication for general circulation has been suggested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

~ Mr. DoBssY, the noted Irish patriot and
orator viii lecture tonight before the American Irish
Institute. st Clinton Hall Mr. Doheuy Is most ensr-
gs,ic and eloquent speaker and lrshman friend
Of lr, land should miss kesriog him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

TIE AIMS HOUSE BILL.-On Monday last Tue
Leei.lstive Committee Of Conference bad mee"ns
and agreed upon the Governors Tor the Aims hou'e
&C. Both branches Of the Legislature subsequently
confirmed the amendments. 50 the bill i' no" isN'-
The following are the gentlemen chosen as tn' "o'
all ear vood names