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New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
CORES Qondencc 10 Tho Tribune
ruLAnrLrui, MonisJ MAY %
Sercral Rni-lnu. Ann-.e-sarles Wi. he - cha


piuLAnELruf, Monday. MAY %
Several Religious Anniversaries vii. lee ce.cbTs
tel n th.- city dlrn, ihe present wccA
Tho Flour market continues Inactive. Common ship
p!a- hrruis sre hold 40 o. bui no sales for export
have been reported For cry consumption the ssle'
qrs limited 40 previous rates sales 90 40 nos hfe
Flour AZ ~-I per btL Corn Mca. We quote no = l'-
r,- lrrnand ior Wheat continues hm.'cl amt prices
arr lower sales of red AZ as. ard white t i0 per
hpsael Rye we quote a, 5- cts On saturday, price.
of oru declined. and 3o,o 1000 bushels ycoH soli
~ m c-s r,r -6 los We quote Southern Oats ~ 81 t
3l c-. aud Pennsylvania m 20 80 cts per o',hcl-
Whisky 3. IN limited icmani sales oi bA's AZ p cts.
hhis are dull
~uEs o. SrocXs-Firi 8ofri-5 lonnsy wanna bA.
l0- 100 sch Nav ~ '61 i6i IN Mechanics Bank en ,
I'D Wilmington BR go - 5Oo O. s. Loan. ts .o. lut.
-5.asi Cir fs. % i0lf. Sl3W state IS. P5l 500
state IS 3 9oSch Nav Iu' 81 Com'ne rcsl bk' -, ~
>-,,qd B.rf-io0 ~usquehanra Canal. l5 >l'tg
Penn 6s o1I $500 Harrisburg Rb Bonds. ts. - s.''
Ncu Jersey Copper Co. i-j state 3s, ~ >i 'N
County 6s. ,oi 30 Girri Bank. - Penn if, l'
DIVISION llrl 80, i1 Mechanic. bS 2n l'o state '-
l5. SOD io g5
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

RiJrAN DEArHoS The HUDsoS RIVER RAIL
RoAD-We learn that an attempt % Te-cue prisoners
on the Uudfon River Railroad between sing Sing and
Peckshll, on Saturday resulted n tho shooting Of
three mcn one Of whom hss died ltappcafs that
Mr.. Lew Peck, Deputy sheriff Of Westchester County
had arrested two Of the leaders u some disturbances
consequent upon strike for wages and while passing
a number Of men 10 work upon section p party wss
raised iog tAc of the prisoners some IL or is
followed Mr Peck and his prisoners and on ovcrtakins
them demanded from two assistants who wee with
Mr. r. the keys OF the prisoners handouts Being told
that Mr. Peck had them three rushed upon him, armed
with guns, which they leyced al him. while they de-
manded the keys whereup0n Mr. Peck drew re
voyer and fired at each in rapid succession, woundns
tho breast ccond in The neck and the third in
the arm. Inc remaining Immediately hcd, and
the prisoners ssfely lodged in Jail Ono Of them
We have already stated died OF has wounds and one
Of the others is not expeciod 10 survive
There has been considerable difficulty song the road
On account Of those who have struck fer wage re-
fslng IA allow others TO work and attacking them with
great horcencss when they have attempted TO 90 So
For the present howoyor the riot has been ouced by
the hrmues and courage Of Mr Peck and the aborers
have all returned peaoeaby 20 their work.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANtRfcsS ArsEr~.-How mach Of the hlrry. the IN
siiacls- All tha wonderful cs Bafrcn lnfer ID give ~
= oens The BnrhanrfDn Fig slor~ would literally
100 tich foIk i1f H. q. 'iIr" Look a fiIe hIf A Go
ry.t pN-tplr" O'faf Western IN acapifs piece .'r..
irs dancing gyrilss'cs. mproyl nE slsns dsssf. o.
fnlss, atnos, niciare ssfca gass 1lflne iorflrcie
iur sIfnusfa anf OoNfn cnrios'fe.' WV BE- Is -
che spesf cNhit hilton IN ~ word
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

LicuIp HArs DYf-R O 0,RoNgKs Inimi'abe Liquid
Hair Dyes the only Dye The world that ha. never failed
in single produce be suiiiu natural black or
brown without staining the skin niuriug the hair To
ho had. wholesale Or retail. d. the Wig aud Toupee
manufac,ory and Hair Dressing Saloon. Barclay ~
under the American Hotel Formerly Of 10 Broad~oy
y Private rooms Tor dyeng and htfmg The wigs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
lIarket. .A.lNY. ~ -

Rclap'. 5y C0ao' smce oefnro7y.-f LoV"
1900 b5ls Cons l0,iJ0 blsnel-.-lne flour market
has downward tendency and the iale- are bui mode
rate Cor. Is rather easier for he buyer and the sales
are d 900 bushels yellow 70 s. - cs The opornon-
in BAILLY are iOo1 bushels - pn.e- rsnelne from "
D. a cents
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Board Of Of Assistant Aldermen. Mo,o.


Ptruio>. .RtfrsRfD-Of William White. >amae. Aud.
james Dlsel1rrry and others. n favor oi Tie extension 40
le Battery. AMI ile rree'on 90 ie NAsnn sion A9la-
menf thereon. ilr s'e ui Cas.- Garden k-i-r'i Do
elect Conn. Zee. CONSISTING 30 Assistant Al or iiif
Deun4l aud Chapman. Oi bn9rniatJ o. On aud oi-
cf-, i.- extension o p.efs l- l' ID ana ' '"l
Tla Thirty eseul-st between second ai Ir' -fen-
les be opened and fegil That il~ IRE ne io Pc
niscef flr tower ar Twenty --rc1nD -nil- 81 -l
i0u,H lb-...... Rtmons-rsncr against iralloer ug
Nnfl-sf. .OI NJ ,sbee iaf u'.e fo oI rrsd in Ilif-
iy--iAfI--f hrlste1 Eighth ald Nnih lF-u.es------
-.. t- = 4 n .s.i s---e, Tlst rs,r-,-..,-a--. Com
secOrias f1 b k tr paved oi kfte-ct ft.'-a 'ha'
~ 5f ,,7+.a9 RE- r, -,..' ~. .,- r.-
Hat I---I Ia lamhr-- R-.er-d f3 Comm .tr l1 -,'.
ut y l-. A -r1 Police. l-.ia- '.4f I-e cell n "--i
more .faa.- s.--tlf % d.. af rr---lf ,. -l-y ID
joining le --rrl- room 0i a. ue. AL f- nl -- '--ir
es drunken men, A. slch Do '' r-.'- 'a-il 40 '''
Rrsc.r Aoorrto-Ol ,h. Se.-c. c1nm.-e- dec.arng
fali samuel Patterson received tl- ms -rsi -v- %
tuf.- i.r ,1- once uf Assistant A-r AZ ii '-e t-fr
" lrl. AID il -ei io .ae s-a- Af D. inla 10 -ra-i
fECN botEu lf ALufs,its-, 1-c-ff-l MA ii' y %.
luar tlr --t-Ie l- I~-l ys--oli. e. -e'N -''' -
lal ~een-t R-ror of -ae Ca.-f Englleer of F.Ts
Derarrn-nf tppoira. Da.id h DETER Trustee "
Cuu1afa school,. .n Elx-l W1a... i-il- Ne reni o.
4 = Coi-f arf once. .u Old A1a.-tl0l- elildng a.
S5HH wear. ra8r broalfat, between Lenfl-sL
.ri --.sre ts r.-rarl1erea ... Tisf sixth
re--ari-cIr.. alf lu -ris --rf ai-- n--l.s red
r,-' >-ven,1-s. ir1n PIE Bower - % t-si h.'es 2e
River. That A-n-sf from Oralf to prisi-r sr nsn-ri
win g-s C1rcurr-d relay fle -ie-, a-As .1 cfos--
wake Wa-1r -r1l-glag- CQlclrr-c in .il-i1fiil :
tn remove pump ID lRcit--- ne-i eisFef-lly
--.cl .o Al. all As.i-srf Al VIII p0" - sAfie ss
pump efcQ- '- -.- ffe-el--s -nA- 70 'io--
GaEr4n all ,ru- N-emsrs ilr -tsi ~ coltt - rai-t
VI f-- Fl-rcl R-rlDlc
REscLLri1ss -Ila- euds 81 piess ico. q Anos aai
hiluci .'. Del A-ef lor PIE sol- - u- siesaoeais u
.ln1-nr and receiving passengers. Tat ne Noapef
r.or he .nr-.urs s5e- f1 The discrert depsriluea r-
ls4 and "a amount * g-l1-l 10 conr1cis ts io1-
Tai -- - o'-<1--os o. - ~ ti
~. a S.-r1 r. ra- - .e.. Iha.. - much VI ll-
NaTcls Message a. re a-rs o. t- cleaning ci -rr. -
re.-rrei % --e Couullf-ee 20 Ce4nEng -5i
Chatham stree between C4-lerl- ald Pear - repa
K=woS-rasN-r -alnst sewer tn rr-rnN en-st- De-
tween Warren and jay Referred
TIE rur-pl cf he M1ylrs message ie-iaff ' EAl-'
I've o-l.s referred
several papers from Board CT Aherurn we're fei-r'ed
AlIJl-lel o. Monday reIt-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

FIRE AND Loss OF LiFE.-l estefiRN morning,
A. w. learn from the N.,ar, tirtrser house btIon
ing % jacob rccsud and occupied hy Nelson iu Sye
wood u.rne0. n Cedar Grove. Caldwell township. was
burned 20 'hc ground Nh. Van ~ye and her child AN
iniar, o. 3 months. psrishcd IN The laue. Another
child hov of about years says that As mother csmc
running in.o the bed room with hsf CO. hcs lte aui
appeared o. le cndcas0rn- 10 put tnom out by wrap
pm herself M some Of tha bed ciofle. thence she ram
70 The Kitchen when having -ot near the outside an
trance fae infant remaining n u.s. mothers bed. che
stumbled and iei n b. supposed IN nf as shc Hs su.
ject 10 them Mr. Van Syc had lot about an hour be-
fore tor IN. work The little boy got out ot back
window unhur before the tire had reached the part Of
the house which IA his fr ght be- had run The infant
was found burned % a cinder in the bed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEw-YOak TRIBUNE.
Acceptance Of the New-York Appointment
Commissions ordered Issued.
WAsHINoToN. Nonday' Nay II ? y

wAsafNoToS. Monday. May IL 2 Il
The Cabinet held a meeting today. sna bsve
fss, ad ourned During the session co,auss.o-s wers
ordered 70 be i-sued 70 HuoH maxwell. os Collector
VIZ. g. BsApY Pos.ma1;er, ard JoHN YorsG as
sab-Treazurer q eq-Iors a II whom have acoept@d
Army NOveneni--C OmInard Of Cen. scott.
WAsnvorov Moudsy. Nay 40 PN
President Tey l1r la, ssled a. o-d-r re31'-'rs
the, Gen W.nfcd sect; WI r,.ulae '-e c,-aals1i d
the Army IN al that rosards d-cip.ls AID military COZ
troll according % the regulations iof 'le giaHca o.
fhe Generaln C1iei Headqlarter- 70 1e 70 or IN te
vicinity Of New-yors l,r the Eastern Division. The
Western Division i- fixed 20 Cnclna-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
- rn. n -.L>..-Me -.a-n L-oM NJ. Am--

tnitrw-. who accompanied col. Fremont party. t'
far les Rrnt- Fort li-f fs ami who has Just returned
that toy part OF the ume Uu hs rcfuru b" Travelled n
company with Me..r. Bent Hatcher parity On thcr
way to fhi. cifv with tot-6Oou packs ffo robes
Nr Anireu- let Hcnt'- parfy 90 he plains ant ioin'd
a perry o, NeNcans who were travelling with more rN
peion than fhe trppcr, Tie -tafe. tHsf 'he Isi.'f
may hc expect fed u in the course - i'w days The
tay hetor, ". a loft Nc-sf-. Bent lHtcaDr- 'f
they lo-f ny exposure fo storm one mnIe sni i'n
oxen and Dr. thinks the, must subsequently httt %
MANY ofhcrs The NAicans nnd hc encountered nn'n
N1r-s storms after their separation From th itf~
N. ielf fhs ci-r wf fh rho design ui going 30 'nii
fllnis hy the umc Boz bad reached bfuts Fort ne
had lot a hs mules aud tofc,d to return. Ne is
the father of MidslIpmsu Andrews. also of Col it
monts party who per- .hei in the mountain. lasf w,
rer l~f Louie Union. an
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Hla. Rnaertr. /.

" II "a Robert 7. Conrad, Of the Dalz .Ssrs
has ben offered ihs place Of Deputy Surveyor Of Phil
sl-pha lvacan, since the 18th q March by tba rssg
asasH OF J. W. ForneyJ and has accepted
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

THf fItAp GUufs ANp GtARDs iug HEAEr-And VIA,
guards head One OF the choice. gcniee, .hi sum
ner Has mide by kSoV ~ Flon-sf Knox knows how
construct please int satisfy ~, iourdoiaf has arr
a. current rs California god and acquired by the buyer
without digging" knoNs mine, u y be a hnf mime.
r.-.- MI. L. --L.e -n--ar lnL ln--l--
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

MAI>f.-Ihe vacancies ln the Senate Of Maine,
we're filed by Locos on Thursday and on Friday WI
ham Tnpp Of the Xllh District wa chcsen President
and received Is out Of 2s votes Daniel Pike was
nnanlrnnnslv chosen -ecreiarK
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Vii Eaiinrc-. g..

BAr1rsosr M6nisf N'y lilo ~
Tho sootberf mali las hte Dsy31d Wash
lucfcr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

N,rio~u Mi~nrrRr GA1iraY -EoW,sD Wmrr. ~
Bsc,pNAY -rhi. magnificent saloon possesses superior
advantage. he rapid pr'ducru Of Daguerfcoyrc Nm
ialrc- persons ~ ho wish unsuI Pa-sei Aencss oi
taem,,. .,e, oi friends saold give ihi, Gallery acal
a- ,ni, nl
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

kN'.SfRso, Srs R,scr-This new ana a-cfi srnc %
asi utroducn. i,,eii into general favor n this CITY
and Brooklyn For sale by T RoLLHAus. 80 Wafer,
near Psck..hp lgyl. lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
narIln1a Rnr.ro.. Mar 1.

The market for Breadstuhs is unsettled, and
the sales are only % d moderate extent -ale- Of Jt
bbls Howard St Flour st 37 Corn rules IL favor oi
the buyer. and Yellow s quoted Fl; 81 52 Cts and
White o. CTS Provision. sie selling 81 last wees
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

- For tlc trade of Counties ami Safcs. nov .
ie nme advertise Country papcrs, choice ~ which
can Dee had at v PALMERIs Agency Tie j. dcpiiti
bv fle publishers % receipt for subscriptions and ad't
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

L. TIE attention ol Toe public requested fo ,r .se
ct q valuable Lo,s OF Ground rus DAY. by A>rHoNy
BrfrcNfS. 90 D.. O'Clock A. tc Merchants Exchange r
rhly situated Broadway. LcNin-ton-ss siNh-ss ant
Seventeenth, Thirty h0h ThrtysiNh. rh'r, at
Tmry-e giia near ihe tolrila' Which .a.d A,cnae
now % vide aud Will he lncd with 'rcr snd hear
lfIl walk Map. o ,he Lof- can be- ohianci o c An.
uoneer
Aso. Lof. on Flnirsv between For, fourth sri
Foiy-fnh SIS. ihe houses l2s aud l.Si CoaHbia-
So the leasehoid property ihc : T. conner of rtr.h-
and >s,eniccuti-,t and and, Boo Delaware Conn,
y y. fronting tte Ncw.l ors snd -, Rs.'rosd ana t.
Delaware River ithg
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ~ CHAMBEHs-
sr.-The Directors Of this work heyc peuuoned the
Common Council for leave 10 bring their track down
Huisonst 10 Chambers. We good reason why
their request should not be granted and very good
son why il should namely tina, II would DO great ac-
commoda;ion 10 the public They DO not propose TO
run cars ior City travel but only connection with
the regular business OF the line and wiki regular
trains for and from Albany and intermediate PLACES
Indeed such q track down town VIII De- found an sb.
solute necessity Gs soon the inc commences work
ing and the sooner il is row got ready the better
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Court Calendar

CSovrr Cocxr-Nos - ST. s. 81 IS, - IS, g. -, 81.
S, q. 81. O., IS ~, e. g.
COMMON PLEAs-Psr Nos el, i01, le2 III. us . ?.
H. ia, ,. Part u-Nos =. H. lSS les les, IT. ~
ia II. lis, lSA Is:
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

roIrcE CorzT-Ocscer BeTirs OF the Ihirteeath
N-Fl arres-el Jo6n SElltl. caafEe q nf-ls
pistol % -a- l-l street Nr eml vs. -r-l ~ aAs"rf
.ot-er Dirrel rn- r. igkrt Ward arrrsed Two .ey 8
N1o gave t-rr Jl--p1 bels1u aln E-"f- 80
-lc cl --sr4-ll of having cu-ar-red t-fs. F-lI
Gel, Pc rroc--i i0lEd II fhe.r lozsessl1s tli y
ted D-cer >eaag y tie Eigi eecth " a. ar s q
lale1 ichsel D Roarke. f1r having zctnrle1 in-
LIE o --. fe Ne was lid = ausvef tl- above s-ro'
cear1e...0lr Joan Hunter srIssred All brought 20
second " ard stalon1c-se. charge Of st-aing
cotton from BUr1ng- -saP. HsH % answer
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

FROW COuNciL BLUFFs.-Tha Frontier llowal
Ga9faH Of The 18th ult says the weather still cold
and rainy and that farmers had been prevented from
getting their ground ready for planting The Mustang
the nr-t boat up this Spring arrived the 18th She
brought says the Guardian. some few passengers.
who their way 10 California, and large lot OF
whisky-which should 60 10 the gold region too
SUsPENsION or LAND SALss.--The sales hereto
tore directed by proclamation be- held an tie Land
Office at saut Ste Marie. Michigan the iih and 18th
0t June next and the 81 Of September next, will bo
suspended, until the United States biologists shall
have fully closed up their explorations and surveys
aud designated the Mineral nom the Agricultural lands
" The operators in the Schoylkill Coal Re
giou have resolved 70 shipments.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

! - >rsNc Boor,. Saos. $50 G,Irtfs-h fe. sslt
<ooi sni ea-s pair o either 10 these. cal n l0H> D.
WArNfs,. ma fl.tol-st where ,oa can ger wei .lel
I -ftff ls..,f
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Tpy soUrg PAu-AIKAlINE WArER-RocK

THE SOUrH PAss-ALKALINE WATER-ROck
SALr-NEw GOLD MrNE.-ihe Ll5cyfy (NoD Tribune
SAYS Many oi the way streams strongly i'm
pregnsici with aka that they dsrr let their cattle
drink On the shores OF many the crust is formed an
inch thick They break up this crust scrape OF the
dirt the bottom and top and md 10 pure salcratu-
>-lc writer collected IN short time Ij lbs m0uns
tain of pure rock salt has been discovered near the
Mormon settlement The Mormous have discovered a
gold mine 100 miles southwest from the salt Lake
ne last end the journey the salt Lake. say 200
miles. attended with little fatigue Nearly all the way
the roads good a. any prairie in the West"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

I,vuro, Hot.f. rhi. dclshil' Summer re.deuoe
he npered tor fir .es.on ou fhe i.f of jUn" fan
es wishing t1 engage -ooms ur ir season cin see h~
proprietor af the trsnkHn Hou.e. corner of broadway
ari D.,st from H. til oclock "Wednesday and rlgfs
day NNWLth y CLAff
for Hamilton, May a myls
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
RnOnkIYN AEFAIEs
~ The Collog

II Tue IOuuEe Ufan 7nar cchO0l I1r boys
20 aigeru-ement 1i vh.c. win be found boo another
c'lumn, comfleuces lts -e--.ou this morning To.
ability Of the teachers ramecfes wi'h This Institution
and 10. sell known character a- seminary or youth
viii commend b. t1 ta- attention oi parents
WIEkL4 REFosr or DF,ra. DIR Cha. : G1odreh
physician iae Boiri of H-a.rh reports ti@ amount of
deaths lor fh- werk ending May Is. rD b- - Macs D.
females , adults ls children -toal g. Of these onl
one was of .lp fever Tee 4tenAeaf. Greenwood ane
other BroosIFn grounds. jL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

"'to PISS 40 M,r,Hts--Tic R.0tctrf Dam 'ai
foaiel Go.t fea> a.fauiei fo "a. tte years. m H,s
rf gold and s.re. cases. wIf achcec -s .0rnr .' f"e
gold aud silver va,hr. Manufactured snl .o.i n'.r
/ sale fnd r,fii. 1yJ \ SAVAGE. .. Fl.oa.i
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

- fHgs>QLociD,l 't',s ior practical Instructions
Mr Foni.s viii commence c'a-. on "Wednesday even
ns MAY Ie AZ Dis ffoni. i.9 ali $50 Nss.tu myl5 g.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

CT>tttNtNs NsTs-SgsNts SrfLs.-Nv IA Bfftr
c. Haft,rs iin Broadway. NeV-fork. is Cbe,rsisf
Philadelphia VII l,sle ,ae summer Fashion or Ce-te
uea, Hat on saturday lrs'. Gre i3'h mtf Tie la, Ia
aa1lisc - vifh ihc aaaos and arr1fol from ue
Rocky Mea,aia >-rrr Beaver 90 IS % healrfi c,.r
sf ,ry and elegant lni possesses very i-se 0r
coni1rao.- l-l ilr.l.r Summer iilf mF.tr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

- To.arc -uir and iro.he cf shora W carpet
cothNc. So trcr, % fhc celebrated ohcsr,- llfef
r.'ll -hmeaf n itr nfcd states. 20 R.wcfs. is,N AZ
nts>o~'s. where you WI fnd tc isrgc. aad most r,
gan. ssscrtmcn, of kue..h imperial. arrvpy NJ doabe TO-
pcffae and common ingram caucung rugs. mtfs. n.f.
dow shades. foor o Cloths c'c saving of - rer crrf
toic purchaser Five extensive show roerf.. where hr
drcd. secure bargains d y displaying te mo.i te.ura.
s..orimeni from IS 90 p peg yard
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

CHfnsfNs >l,fvrs iitls ANu Car -NM btfsr
c. Hs-ters Wi, op~l oa ruc-isy mex. - I5,a .a.taa
three ca.~s ai French Gools serrci hv 81 bec.e. IN
Fsrs expressly for olr trade The cllralrr a-f cutlv
~ tcse goods are Tar supeuos 'o snyug hfhcrl o1ef
e. anl mi.i te seen be- of.cF le srgrecsed TIE pub
lc Fa 'cliary 'ae Ladies. 4fe respectfully r. l call
I'D examine them A.so fll s..olrfsa' 81 c. --rs
sd if.ans LEGION. >uav. Tuscan ui t-0.ss I,r,
al Csrs ' every taefy of 'y'e and 'nr..H. tsI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Appoinrrncnl BY The -ccrctnr, Of thr Interior
rhinr- in Philndclnhln.

N,r~ss1 Wnsrr of Il. 90 Bee Pension Agent a.
Nrv-Ore.ns Ia. in th- 0rr,Hhary pofscy. removed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

Il We have been requested t. state that onr
correspondent Impartial Justice IN Yesterday 5
Tri5aas. was mistaken about Dill wilson on Monday
night al the Opera House We are assured that De was
noI engaged II throwing chairs or anything else -qon
he stage o. thst occasion
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-16
Massachusetts legislature.

THURSDAY, Feb 10
SENATE Passed 10 beenacted Bills to continue in
force the acts Incorporating and increasing The capital
OF the Neptune In urance Company of Boston; to in
corporate The United States Glass Company; TO ncor>
porate the United Interest Insurance Company of Bos>
ton; Resolve concerning the plates ofthe Stale map.
Petitions presented and referred-Of The Lancaster
Bank, for renewal of charter of Ii. NJ Slate and 9TH
ers for railroad from Soulhbrdge 10 Blackstone
The orders of the day taken up, but be any
progress made in diposng OF them the Senate ads
journed.
House.. Petitions presented of Ellis Clay Lorng
and others, for Legislation against the traffic in slaves by
the citizens of Massachusetts; of GA citizens of West
borough for stringent laws regulate sale Of in.
toxcatirg drinks; Stockholders of the Commercial
Bank of Salem, for renewal Of their charter.
Reports presented by the Committee of the Judiciary
that it inexpeoien to legslate touching the exemption
from execution of the homestead to the value Of $3.50
By the same committee Resolves concerning Slavery
and The Slave Trade
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FIRE. A large part Of the extensive coach.
building establishment OF J. S. Abbot, formerly
Downing and AbbotD was destroyed by fire a.
bout IL o'clock on Tuesday night. About fifty
workmen were employed at the establishment,
who are sufferers by loss of tools, as well as be-
ing thrown out Of employ. Some thirty newly
finished coaches were destroyed, besides a con-
siderable number which were there for repairs.
The stock, tools, &c.; were owned by hard
working mechanics, who, with Mr. Abbott, are
heavy losers. The aggregate loss is estimated
at 10000, insured atthe N H. Mutual, SO 200;
M. C. Mutual, $ll00; Rockingham Mutual,
Exeter, $1,000. Total insurance, $4,000.
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Free Soil Nomination.
For Congress,
". dis. JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.

ABBOTT LAWRENCE. If newspaper putting would
make man great, Abbott Lawrence would stand fair
chance to be great man. Disappointed in tae result,
SO confidently calculated upon, of having him nominal
ed on the tickle; with Gen. Taylor as Wee President he
is now to be pushed hard for seat IN the Generals cab
met This is ali fair for those who wish 10 see him there
and we eau sincerely say that worse men than he have
not unir queuily, occupied equally high stations But
we do think, that, in pressing his claims, some Of his
friends run into an extreme that borders very closely
upon the ludcrous. Il is SAID and not without some
the most important in the cabinet and reqaires the
highest order OF talents but, when il is added that Alb
bot Lawrence, of all in the country IS best fitted
for this high and responsible station we cannot yield the
proposition assent. If that office is to seek an ms
cum6en at the Last, there scores, we we're about
to say, OF men in New England better fitted for ii than
he There is George Evans Of Maine. peculiarly qga.
flied for it Then, there are John Davis OF MaSsachh>
sets and Simmons of Rhode Island, to say nothing of
Lawrence's own neghbor and friend Nathan Appleton,
who stands head and shoulders above MIN ia nearly all
the peculiar qualifications for the station. These are al
cotton men, too, and of the longest staple.
We would not derogae augh from the talents and
requirements of Abbott Lawrence, He would make
quite respectable Postmaster General and, indeed, is
far better fitted for any post in Gen. Tayor's cabinet
than Gen. Taylor himself is fitted for the position he is
occupy. But for the very oil his deficiency in
qualifications, it is the important that his cabinet
should consist OF the ables and prudent men that
can be selected.
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~ We have received bottle OF Swans Odorous
Emoient Hair Preservaive' from the Travelling
Agent, E. Gary Time enough TO test its effects upon
the hair has not yet elapsed, but if we can credit the
recommendations which accompany it, it is an ndispen>
sble article for the toilet Should our friends one of
these days, be surprised to fluid US sporting "auburn
locks" like those of gone days, they may attribute it
10 the of"Swan's Odorous Emollent Hair Preserv
alive, !" and nothing else.
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% Go and see the magnificent Painting at Waldo
Hall this evening, and don't forget thatthere will be an
exhibition for Schools Parties and others morrow af,
ternoon at 2 o'clock. There will be none Saturday
evening on account of objection made by the Aldermen.
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EMERsoN's LECTURES. The FIRST of the course o.
Lectures mind and Manners in the Nineteenth Gems
tury," by Ralph Waldo Emerson, will be given at Brin.
ley Hall This evening. Tickets for the course of six
lectures, doiLar-or single evening 25 cents The
very great favor with which these lectures we're received
in London, by highly Intellectual and literary audience
gives Us The assurance, if any wanting, of their
, value The lecture commences att | 2 precisely