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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19

the discounted democracy to the fortunes OF the
new dynasty In the same line ofpolscy We should
not be surprised to see some OF the dependents or
relatives of Gen. Cass and other important men In
Congress, receive indications similar to those
which have been extended to Mr.. Benton. The
re-appointment of some of the old Office holders In
Virginia, and perhaps other places, are all Indi
catlve of similar purpose, and spring, no doubt,
from similar motive and plan of action on the
part OF the new cabinet.
Thus we interpret, 30 far, the policy, the inten-
lions, the programme, and purposes, OF the new
administration. The President himself can be
only partially mixed up with these purposes for
with HIM there is NO personal object to CRAFTY, NO
personal purpose to carry, other than that of the
general good, and comprehensive and wise ma.
nagement of public affairs. BY the constitution he
ls responsible for the policy and acts of his cabaet
but In the present singular condition of public OPT
mon, the errors, or selfshness Mistakes of the
cabinet, will be attributed by the popular voice
to them, and will not be charged to the Pre-
sident. If Mr.. Clayton and his colleagues
should, in the pursuit of Interior purposes, In
any instance affecting either the selection of
men or the maturing of measures, transgress the
line of proPriety and justice, perfectly satls
fed that the people of this country would support
General Taylor in any strong step which he
should deem 1t necessary to take, even were 1t
the immediate dissolution OF the present cabinet,
and the making Of rew one, OF other men, with
more practical and useful objects view. The
future appointments and removals of the cabinet
will now become extremely interesting, they will
disclose still further the programme of Mr.. Clay
ton and his colleagues to the public. The first
effort, and the principal purpose, is, ne Doubt to
create new dynasty, by conciliatlng and bringing
to its aid the leading members of the wing party IN
Congress, and afterwards to pick up such recruits
as may be necessary to complete organization Of
a new republican party, from the floating materials
of the old democracy, that will hereafter have no
centre of action and no general plan for future
events. The opposition to the new administration
of Gen. Taylor, will, no doubt, consist principally
OF the ultra free soil men of the North and the
ultra slave soil democracy of the South, operating
IN sectional hostility to each other, but uniting IN
| Congress to embarass, as much as they can, the
Eew dynasty which Mr.. Clayton is now building
up with the prospect Of lasting twenty or twenty.
FIVE years to come.
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-. -A.s. = -,-,-,evse he H. moreover account
-. - -.,sr 4 r 49, more rrsciou. rurden-hurlsn
80. f1trs al ,hr thaa .ani- ant tcns q tnonsHni'
id .-e.-r.r-. who snu ally -srk onf hAlie '-p.'N
r-,.a-r- f-..s .,...rh tre ~ N'i-li 'i 49,
,ri tie comrnin.ins d''pcu-'n '' - .-5
'uppo1ln- n'Aai co., 80. $40. III 49,, 'sri tacv
~, 81. b, -, uo-.. nlt ttr .s..0r Rus r-e ~
10 r-ie magnitude of BIZ capacity 40 %. ''.si
v,-at that fau. rn hs ilis -frre fnt -'f iA'n ''f
friends The nee fte necessity 90 ne fie' .il 81 ~
moral character 10 DO men We sill'r in''r '''
u ra-tia pee g.l--fu il'i- --i' d. '.lA't-'.
Dc iss tl tr- interests % '- .. . = "..- -
'1' ".i..n ile ~. .,. 80, ~, =, --e,,e
800. .,r,r,v ,r -a- sailor osnsiss'or,. Art irla
,ber- rr fo "a, O.. sr-r-.rs o 'lf -i- 90 lien''
and % ..rf % ID. ~ tA'ii b ''i - -. ..,
"is .-..-.-. II. .--,v BIS f, -s..
III. rs. ..-, ..--., bower lf love ro
- III 1900, n...- .r t,,.r...-. and eas, No--ilcre
N..r -. ,it.. r.. r.-h.a PHO .rs.p af rhe
,.-.- ,-i -,.t should -r- hf r-r-irr sor'o ron--
49,, .,r, -.sr.r, and nt. .erf.aI sources. ti1t
..- ....- d.. .-. all ID f.us tt.e.f l.lI t0
s.,.t .t..sf
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'4' -i'' g.. 80 fr..s .rlaN spanish
F.4.' '- ,..t..-.... o.. ....- .l.-,, p.f not THAT
si' g i...,.... f ella. ,-.rll1 80 ra. o. vifh
-f,.l.t.. tl-.. ,,-.-... York Hsrnnr '--it
f, f--- ,se fs- 90 iIoii-ol hcsring fh" r''n.''
=. .I. -f tfs f.f..r .-- 'rr.-r-. sri shell N' i'f
ID. -.. .,,,. a.. ~ .r fh.--ta. -.arar--Nnf -hN.
. t.-, .... H.. avn f1r r.aIf lr Pho hHiis .i goo"
- .-,~,. .,, RI .-..s,nr Pho Christian isith in
49,, p.-.sl In Chins. and other llaros sa" VINO
- ,. Ban, .r. ..rpi.. g f.. h.lY i1.ii """-
s.t r.tl Aeer roirc sNc't arr
.f p, h. .,---, Tho harvest q Tire sca - it' -''
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Anniversaries

THefday Ndr :
-rraI Isurersnf CoaVeutD0-- Boa thspei, - VI
An Ani slavery Tib-rfs l1 " n 80 80 hf 49,
IN ana Dor Att avery S1r-ll--lsh-raa, 81 N
C0onIss hoo soci-iY fsh-rrsC- u. Pm
sunday ia FIRES ChHuh, Bfonm- # "a
Faf g..afsa- soc-ty Or usttan ca Wa.hugten ~ VI
Sane- Conaii--- Charch Trues aat Nsfi"a. ~ "
H,dassday. Moy ..
American Trscf sr.-'v- Tsb-rafi-. lO AN
A. C1.1l of A..pf ,upI .ts-isi hr,ats 10
Iasui4fna tsf uls jed -fstsfnao' =, ~ NJ
Hone Ns.inntry s0c~ti Ist-russ .. r .
IT J-s.au 0r--n~ slf hrrne ~ "
An ss-y Home of 80 freui,ss Dr. Chs-'
ersChurh. y. "
AIT Cafi. Plai.hisu' sooetJ hnsf'a Rooms N
Associated Aunsi oi UnHla Thsl s-mua-o SEMINARY, SIN
a 4. : s., -iy-M.1,rvs Rooms, al "a.
7hUrsdGy, Nay 10.
p bl. s1ci--Y -Tsb-ratc-. DO NJ
4 i.tflfpn The Deaf and D-uh-fs1-ruacI- tf
An. r-mp-rxnc- a. rsn- g.t-r1-sl =. - Z "
a EfgEs attain ,fsH-y brfs 'hsf-', = VI
in-rrln sfist. N-fcsf Pee th1rh ~ fA
Hsang-rs AHanc-- Chuuh Lasy -tis p.sC- a Pm
A Esp Hru- Nl.snn tIfefy o. - O. Onufrh~faf
A slc.-rJ. toa'ill-i N 1-rva Rooms, 81 asy
Frfdag Nor / I
- w slsafy- Diva Bsp'-t ChafCh, DAN
A cd F1fs.a M..nas -r.h-n.c-. n an
Ctnt-s Rsnis, isi1s r ne HONE faosaa's sV-ag
Sunday. boy 10
An sni Fof ssbb.ts rara- 10 f'us's thnrcA, - IN
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Rece,p's s,uce S0fWdat-FLouh 1900 DDS :
WHrA1 10000 bushels Tho market for Flour Is lower
and quotations -ull tend downward Moderate sales
are making ct g ~ 81 o6t. ln Wheat the fslos
rcsch 5000 bushels PRIME OHIO ~ sc The inquiry
for cons j. not le." aud the sales 40 not exceed ''J
bushels at ~ FREioHTs TO Albany have downward
tendency We quote Hour SOC, Whoat lic' and
l..rrl Ilo
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Affairs at Montreal.

MoxrEEAL Monday May Jpn
There was nothing OF importance done ln fara
,neDt today. The House assembled ia Bonsocours
Market and tomorrow will assemble n the Froem.
.ons Hall Both Houses adjourned 10 remove theif fur
n,,nro 10 their new place Of Meeting Evcryhing con
tnucs quiet
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Dreadful s,cnmbos, pi.astcr-Los- Of Life.

BUFFALO Monday Nay 10 P.h
The steamer Louisiana collapsed her Cue yes.
terday. off A.hto0ua killing three fromen AID severely
scsdinc two othors and one passenger
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Recc,p's BY Conal snce N0t"rday-FLoUF'
230O bile CohN. l0Goo bu-h BAaltT 2o1O bush
In FLOUR there i- nothing oi moment dong WHEAT
continues ia fan demand with aa.cs Of Pa" bush Con
aiI25 OF Cons the sales are 4-o0 bush clio"
~ N cts There is an active inquiry for BARLEY, and
We noce SIDES Of 1900 bu-h az 81 81 cts Tho sales
Of OATS are 900 bush at 81 a IS Cts
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE Hsw-YoRk TRIBUNE
Omciai Appointments by the President.
WAsHrNGroS Monday Nay - ~

0nlflal AppOlut llfutA bN Inv
W1sHrNerox. Monday Nay - Pm
e. s. HAE,Ht-A
wv PANE FOR thr rls-r.c, ri Name wee ~ mar
removed
-. 2 ..,vt1.p.r fog the Di.,r.c, q Iowa
.,. y..isv rersosed
-, so,D for ne Dis,ric, of Illinois. vice
,,4.,.oo removed
ArroaSErs
ABsALoM fo"LEh ipf Tie p-sli4o, oi ANN WV
E,mp,.,ead removed
LAND ofEicEh
CrHus " wILsov Rece.rer not Regs.sr - 70
porteD for Li'i.s hocS AfAan's' ''ee --n'''''' =
moved
LoEcNzo Nin'oS, surveyor ''eAsf, ''' 1'H,-'--''
wee VIZ, Pelham. removed
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"VOMMuNlSN- -Int hVSI"" F'''''''I '''''' ."
extract from recent geEs letter III ~ ifoAh' de'ei'
hing the plan OF N CHAsEKr for the erection OF n'1'
lodgius house, t.. tie working classes with iA' 'e
Communism Communism mesns, Is We hA'e a.
ways supposed the system o. Community 81 Property
and We should be glad esTn bow 10 spPes 10 80 SIN
pie Improvements in he Installations Of working peo-
pie 40 hat OF which our correspondent spoke u i
vel 10 allow words 10 stand for xo ideas and not say
white when We moan yellow. a. thereby people arc
sometimes led sstray, thin. which We sTo sure tie
y,agftl r. doe. not !nfrai
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DtArH ~ MAJOR WHiSrLrR.-The Co,7,aer-
cssl publishes latter dated Apni = irom II Peters
burg stating that ,h.s distinguished engineer dil OH
that day 81 AT lness consequent upoa Al attack oi the
Cholera Major w built the railroad iscra Boston 10
New York. snd was sen; iog Russia supor.nsnd
hat from - Petersburg 70 Moscow. lie was highly
esteemed bv az who knew him
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ANOTHER GREAT CURE or DY.PFPTfc cox
slAFIlOS BY sCHENCK's PrLM0SfC sYrrF
~ - Scnf~cs-sn ltis with great pleasure ID.
morn you and through -yu he psbIlc ~ lie e.fr..
binary cure perfonned ~ fhe ~ your .s.Y.t gf
hONlC sfktP P. For ,'n Yeas prev.oa. o. isslnx al
syup hAi epn-isnf. dry hsesing cough .renssi 81.
sever" ps1 in The hr-as s1d SIDE difr1f br@afh.ng .
"l apirutr sna continual weakness. ~ ls.nfns., II
-,onsru, winch rendered n" unable fo ,..e IN. -. j
erlon Frequently he clurh -. 90 sever. a. fo l...
me- 10 discharge blood rom he lung. on one o.es.r
falsed nearly hsH PM, and scferaI nm-. .,ru.far
seemed io break or burst ln my breast vh~a ....
cupgn up ierge quantities - urel.iv. matter -.
me- m sersne state 90 long hat desrair-f of ever 4.
uhH VEL a. found no relief from phvsiciAu or ~
nc rem cile. ried Among ne remedies rr.,ul 49,
ny ifi"nds AMI rfAdr-n your Pu monte SYM.
icnuclHa~d b Try. and vnch h,s proiucsd rfs haprs
fetHt va speedily relieved 0f ny c,righ -hrf 81
NJ fe-i particularly - night al which a. niurh nr.
u strengthened ny System throl bout Improved ng &
Ifli'e ala rnahiea me 'o hrraflr niors Naturally d
no" more ihan FrAf since commenced "a NJ tt .sr
40 GA u.y .Hy ihai NV enjoy good health. vla
.ase n" ipf sotne years before foos n a. tel bfff
nave No hrs taon Ia say.l n j. the les. remedy fr 81
eases oi TIE llngs ihsf b. used aud Nou .tr.~
an cted With that terrible disease use scheme. fs
moaie syrup. CATHARISF lcCARprS
~. cherTy-.t 81 hoa.. above Elsso nsh, norm .is
Asssrs-The Pulmouic syrup "a prep.red ~ !
rCHENCk, 3 south Srfh-sf PHILADELPHIA Penn Pm
per bottle, bottles for 9 New Yors DAtalf-|
bafclayst Bush Cacssner, = n Psvton ~ l,res-
web, and n Snfhsv between sevenieen,h 49, 4. 4
.eeata ga W A. Ns-iers ~ Grsad-s, C. X RAJ. -
Broadway sse Jsssstlr Pnss, ls Fsi,sssl svstes
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE FOR EUROPE
~ y -sas o. o'rlorl 20 Hs--t.s - Pro- = sr.s
20 ",srr~-' r,afg 'r Hfaise
II WILL CONTAIN
THE LATEST NEWS

FROM ALL PAHT- OF THIS CONTINENT
R.e-.i ~ O. 30 fa' - gaiHg 'o Pea.
The Cambria Mslls close IN thi' cts ALL
Too Esition Of me w et fr,is., ,r %
rope. made op for he ns.is BY iao cluirie. nm
Boston To.Morrov. ~ be tlad o. caoian {,
complete digest OF eli the ate .orai sla ra.i. a,
news the latsstirie .ieenco 'rrm susis Mes ..o.
California ~, Ei.,ousI' on a. sal ,,l, o. prescott
interest. snd a. sccount oi American affair, slnss
tho ssiias ol the sst steamer. in the Errl1
Fr,nch ar Grraan isnguarcs. Persons Do @. "a
e. scnd a. their friends iu E4wPe. ~ hni ga.
sheet al that csu te desired .n tie wsy u 90.
p'cte snl arrarsts news
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EMANCIPATION II KsSrvCSr.-So popular il
Emancipation IN the enierpnsins town Of Covngtou
,aat it, opponeais have rcfased 70 deuss - question
with tie advocates Of Freedom
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The Lives Lost on the VIM. &. Hackstan.
Nxu- Ncrv NV = f-4Q

FrireRs OF THs TRlnUNs; Your corrspon-
dent Il = NJ in his letter Published 90 this morning 5
paper. speaking Of the r.otboai Nm G. ilackstsn'
hence tor California says She Lost the Mates brother
overheard the FIRST night out nom Newl 4
writer .u The Herald reports that Capt White OF the
Hacksien wa, lost.
Allow me % relieve the numerous friends OF Captain
White from the anxiety they may have toi on -eeils
hcso paragraphs by stating thst letters have ben IT.
received from Capt W ~ Rio assuring Us OF has safety
Bat these letters bring TIE melancholy uding' OF
the los, of Charles a. Whi,icscy, ESQ WAC went oai
rs the sarisaor Of the heckstaa Duuns ssev,fe gale
which hc encountered on The ,ih OF February sco dy
OUT from this port finding 10 necessary 70 shorten SAL
and anxious % have 10 done speedily be went n-t'e
forward INTO the bowsput She vessc, making sudden
,,,,-, he Ma. washed o,crhoard and .os; He was ?
Vcars OF axe youns man 81 great promise Just ogs
MN, 10 reap he rewards 81 seser4 years ~ sea !"
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rE~ The LEGISLATURE g, Name commences its
Annual Session al Augusta "Wednesday next There
are vacancies u the Senate which VII b hle& ~ 10
co.. and boiA srsrshss W.. 70 Ssesdsy 81 tssi sSloT
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RuonE ISLAND The Lcgi stature If Hh.f
Island olsel 10 abors Friday evening n.rhari
Greene chief Justice n fhe saprome Cont hst 81
signed hs Office The irsll HaiI0u 'u iaAo sarct 80
lei "A Juno
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~ W. isvr. ms ,TrTsu0s u 80 Public ' -
sale rnis n.T of57 vsuah.. huidng iois ~ AsfHosr
BLsrcsFs. a. - oclock a. tho henhani. Fseh.nse -
They ln fh, dosrable pifi ~ The CIV sihs ~
private resdcnces churches or other public hldns. ff
ng Broadway Finh s'caue Mad sun avenue, sai o.
Twenty ighfh. ~ emily ninlh sud ThIrf~ihs 80
Lnhoguphc map. # fhe infs csn - 81 il.n"l Of -
Auer0rf.f
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Quiet Established-Addresse- 10 the Govern
or-General.

NONTREAL, WOnluN. My 2
Perfect traoouillitv now prevails here. Loyal
.8i,os.es from Oh part. Of Upper Canada pouring
in 20 the Governor General Both Houses % Parliament
arc quietly proceeding with busness
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ NHfsF pip fou sur Vota ',sFsrs ssn n'
Ctorsi-, Tho question NJ sino' ever' house k~s pol
" You wish fo purchase e.cgsn ps1ens and 's'e sho
p perez yof puroha,es go iO DO" 90 ot Ard chs''
.st carpet ssfablishmeni in ho United g'ass ~ b.
cry Hiram Anier.ou's there va wl Hrs lni
money English fhr-o ~ c-rr"f- - 10 ~ daa.h~ .
p.rhuo 81 io no. and con ingram csrpes 70 ioe %
hearth rIgs - noor ol cloths j. "a Dob 10 fee n Z
fef vde window sh,i-. tp 2ts sHI unn-fos. ''sr
srfIr - al a-fousins In~ prices
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OCrTA fsRcHs MJlsssis ilsr -Aftoan Haslsff
Haticr- ~ Broadway and 90 Bo~"ry he Inventor iu.
paenicc. ~ tis great improvement 10 hanng afsf III
v.srs NAL, oief the above liai. with l ouGd,ues a
vii 80 found preferable io snT other kni of Hat lo.s-'
iug advantage. over every Other nodr a. preparing ~
feli body They srs for sals onl. a. 7s Broadway a.,
BoNery arse
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w bush at 34a IS cts

~ The Day.Bo0k shall have one more re-
iondcr sid after that II shall be at liberty 20 in
vent any new fabrication it may sec iit-Whcn
We renowned and denounced John Young. public
y aud privately. we had no knowledge nor saspi-
clonthat any difference then existed orhad occurred
between him aud Gov. Seward or Mr. Weed. aud
do not now know that such was the fact exceptio on
she D.y-Books authority. We had no difference
with Young. no cause OF opposition u him. except
the inculcaons of his last Message respecting the
Mexican Neutrality-suspicious. which we then be-
Heved end still esteem impudeuty false, 'rescher'
Gus to his supporters. and in Hscrsnt violation OF
Christian morality. That aud that only, opened
our eyes to the true character OF John Young
How Tar the Day Book is justified IN its pre-
tense tor opposing Mr.. Brsdys appointment, W e
10 not know nor care In coming the conc us ION
that Mr.. y. ought TO be appointed. we neither
knew nor sought to know that any man was IN his
favor outside OF our City. We simply followed
public sentiment here, not attempting 10 lead it,
having no purpose to sobserve beyond due re-
gard for uubhc interests and the ascendancy Of the
Wing party Now let the matter take It's course.
CA>Ap> REBELLION LossKs.-Our Mouirssl
correspondent give. mild conservative version OF The
objects 60 be effected by the bll ssned by Lord Egu
for paving the losses sustained by inhabitants of Low
er Canada. in l-37 and IS II should he remembered
however that the OF claimants quoted by him are
not yot decided upon snd That u was the 'o7'0ra
ura, as Mes.rs Howard MacNsb and the Northern
pEsraUcrWRs are now called ia iest who received
and entered the claims the Journals William ]
Mackenzie. in tho ss~cah number OF his Journey,
sis,,- some iscis bearing GA this indemnity question
which may cnsble inQmrus readers the better 90 un
dcrtt.nd ils merits. On no occasion within our mem
ory have hait - many editorials about Canada polo'
appcsr,dn American journals A. within tae last three
weeks Caiionds Is thrown in the shade
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~ saip Tysee. at s,orineton. from the sard'
vsh l.,.zs, "a. o. 80 N seld. ssr hosss n ss'''e
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~ fnEsNoLOsY - <an1Nsvb ND lisssns fof
Lss give their LAT Course NJ Lec'4ns mis- s.sson IN GO
Ton Hall commencing Monday evening May q end cans
uing every evening during ihs r"ek only scale Tree ~
collection taAeu Commence ~ a o.c.o'k Ffs' u
lure vii be- given ~ l. FowtTR Monday s'enug -
subject PhronoosJ spilled 10 fbe rl,a.ns n CHI dfsf
second Lec'ura Tu-.d., evening. ~ % B0wLss. =
Memory aud Intellectual Caltur. myl
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NsriossL MiSfArusF GaLifHY -FnN.sD WINS ?
BROADWAY TIL. magnificent saloon po-se,ses o. per-
~rzniages for hr rapid prod con n Daglereofyp ~
sinre- Al p"fsous % ho w.n uusirr asssd AEeass.
themselves or fneni' should give HE Gallery CAL
a. Juead
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" Ait"rn.e nrnfs are "a y fYrnsre-i fDr pgbiiraf
~ 10 -, n"w'parers - A. rrr- And D. lf psI fos
~ r. hi"d Slair-, Canada. s. ~ fha accre ief g
y fsLaER, Nho - 80 al orflei fo fs. va 80
Ioa' Oiace .n ihe Trb4ns b.. lug,
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NJ ltat Qr.,s -Ouscks among h.fior. ere geriug o'
a. ooiomon - ca''orpaas BOO -pmu-r arlcuary ~
'ain portions ~ Broadway Kror. "a Vufon-' has %
hand OBJ" choices. fashion,. f0r s. seafon -bearof. n'
.sn. hin sumner hare. Panama straw. emil sresi ria'
by ior cAi.ifen. iiis four.doIar hats are aurvalci
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FlFcaNr DEFss Doors ssD DAfTrs. WArstss. ll
Fu.ion. hos ile largest and beet a-.oriaoui of .-ss
nen's sdie. ant chldrcu. Boo's. Shoes aad Cater.
ne city l.s establishment . daily crowded BY psrsos
% asie who study economy hs prizes are fly g II
cent lower han hose charged 10 Broadway mss ys1t
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FiRE-ALARu BILL Trio The JOINT Com
u'i'tc 81 'he f.ro Department last evening reported
favor of the erection ~ Fire lo-er on Tine uoitnrf
-iie ol rsen'r second - between Fret sut ~o,"fd
s,.ru". end the purchase. o, an alarm hol otihc weigh
of tuOO n.Hnl' therefor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-08

Ot every lQs lFtoatt aisNtte No ~ ~
Ii there be honesty or truth IA this, We cannot
comprehend il. And yet this Is less deadly than
the following
"Within the past few weeks TAe fribaEe has taken
boder tone Allowing itself Socialist Il has said that
from the nature OF the case Socialism and Catholicism
must be The deadly enemies Of each other, &C &C
The Editor OF the Journal knew this was
fslsehood when he uttered it-knew that The
Tribune neither ssio this nor At any time believed
any such thing. Our own view Of the case hsd
been repeatedly gwen as above, aud must be ia.
miliar to every attentive reader. True. a Pans
correspondent. signing his owa name in fall had
said through our columns what Is quoted above
bat the FAC, that We permit our correspondents to
saw many things adverse 70 our own views Is as
notorious as the existence Of our paper Just SO IN
what i, Quoted about prcadhon, snd with a hike
quotation in a former number from ParSe Goodwin $
book a. Foariers definition OF 6od-ns quota
ton as expressing our opinion being SoanaSh''Y
shown q be aaisir and deceptive by inst very
book We neither know nor care whether Four
iers idea Of God is correctly apPrehendsd oy the
Journal; but We do know, and So docs the journal
,h,, Social Reioymsrs differ with regard to rheol.
osy Jus, IS their adversaries do, and that We are
NO wise implicated Ia nor e0mniiteio by S0cia1 he-
form 10 ANYTHING bat itself Nos PrOiessns to teach
Thso'oSy, We DO not ask any reader to receive oa'
ouinious on that subec, as orthodox and II Is oar
desire never 70 obtrGde them. We never DO g.
except in refuta,ion OF aoslOmny but we have
.vsr believed in the God Of the Scriptures AID Of
,ha cor,.tian Revelation, aud 10 other Bat lei
g.. 81 ..sk Instruction in sacred things apply
80 -. ;..,,uc,sa and appointed TO minste'
$500 ~ on,. - another calling and we shah ois
ens,re The duties pertaining to 1t faithfully sn1
fearlessly.
g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-08

BoAKD o. srrrETnoE'-This Board me. yes.
ssrday ard ssisd As usual, apos sons bill, ,nd PED
ssss isf ssTTs>xos u sx, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-08

~ the New-lorA and New EneIard Ieie
graph Comp,n, havr s'S'd 'nd obtained 'r'r' ~ uo
Common Council to p.s.r thor hnr' Boo Wal q ni
through Thames and Greenwich. % aui through OBJ"
F1hfh aY.nue-to PEP removed ~ ANY Hne whom i.r
Common ooun,r. shsI direct hut ono t'nion.ir nuce
~. presented Co. tlr petition