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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
BUSINESS ~ orIoEs.

~ There u piEre otenleFisirmerg Ike he smenn
Museum sui IN ssnds Of yis,@rs day ard nj sti NJ
ing there TO tee the wO'derful utrs1cns q couari
L.va,-r Lee snd his beautiful dau shisr only four yssp
sge, astonishing and pleasing al viii thelr superb ~
fOrmancss IN equilibrium Juggesy, SC. Western By =
inmiisbe Ysrt >eisms causes much ga ~ ever be,
The Mammolh l. d. can be .sen % al Lolfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL


CHAE1Es ". ROCKWELL, Of Conn. Commissioner Of
Customs.
AIrvS A HALL Of Tenn. 10 be Register OF the
Treasury Of the United states IN The place Of Daniel
Graham, resigned.
crsTo~r1UsE OFFICERS.
Colec,or-JArxs F. NoRFLEEr, EdentoD. n c. rice
4 Up Rswls, resigned.
SURVEYORS.
JOIN II CRoss Pswcatuck, Il l. rice George Brown
whose commission will expire the lsih Asrcn j.
ZEBEDEE RfNG. New York. rice Elijah r. furoy.
whose commission expired
Mrs NAHY CHHIsrrs. Postmaster, Rock Kun, hars'
ford Co Nd ri-c John : Christie ressred
IL The Extra SIS 0i tie Senate sppcars
70 g. likely yct 20 continue for some days x - uncer
stood that the Senate has some minAions oe'ore IT,
which owing - the casual thnnsss Of aitentsnce oi
na.0rs Il Las not been convenient q pass upon and
ispruba5e that other nominations are yet @ b. aid
before that body. Nat Intel Is-n.
~ The President has officially recognized
CE,srrs VAREA .. Cor .ui. sni MANUEL JUsApo Ok
Los REYEs As Wee Consul Of Peru for California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
By Telegraph TO The Eew-York Tribune.
Extra Session of the senate.


The Senate met az noon. Mr.. ArcHIsoN oihcla-
ting a. Chairman. Alter the transaction OF some ua-
important business Mr. WEBsTIA moved that the Sen
ate 90 into Executive Session which wss agreed TO,
and nearly all the nominations heretofore cent in,
hrmed.
Mr McGAUGHEY' =, ss Governor Of the Minnesota
Territory. was rejected-22 to 81 and one tzo
others were laid over.
Mr. BEsros submitted a resolution relative to
the Protocol 10 the Mexican Treaty and spoke thereon
until after O'Clock, when the doors opered and
the senate on motion, adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
TIE COLLECTOR OF THE PORT

~ l, Is uncertain whether there will be any chsngs
this imporisn Office TIE ms arc ssishsd viii NJ
present arang the outs clamoI for rotation N
hce" Bo,h outs sui ins should know lha,
KNOX, l2s FULTON.sr.
has issued his eilion Of Hats II he sprng F.aor WHO
he " IN dilpose OF al four1 liars tEch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
Tire-Knilrond Accident and Derth.

PORTLAND, ne. Monday, March ls-9 P. NJ.
Mr. Humphreys match factory Ct Brunswick
was burnt today.
Mr Nawcomb Of North Yarmouth was crushed be
tween two cars, and killed tbs at moon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

~ An Official Document, setIins iorth Tue
regulations respecting the transmission OF 'eAea pa
ps 70 Cuba, recently made BY the Government o. 'na
islaad. and communicated TO the Department o. s,a'.
q Washington by the Legation OF SPAN of'"a''
out shis morning, but will appear tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

The TELEGRAPH CoSrRovkRS--bAiN vs.
Noass-ws shall cndssvor TO publish the decision Oh
Judge Crsneh on the above ESQ a 'cns'h' IN our
Evening Edition II occupies two eo'aSns o. @s
X1lAtax.eN w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
Openiag Of River Navigation.

The steamboat from NewYork arrived yesier.
day morning and viii leave again today q; o'clock
The ice from cOeymans " q sill very thick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

opro.-The bill TO provide for the preliminary
..s,. toward Convention to frame anew Con'u'aton
~. been defeated In the Ohio Legislature receiving
hu, 81 votes IN the two brspehesS lees than the w"
,h,,s. the hole number Of members necessary To It's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

There Is fair demand for FLOUR, with Gales Of 900
bbls Howsrds,. a. -. In CoRS there is but lille
doing and the sales DO exceed 900 bushels At i6c
for prime White and &c for Yellow. There Is 10
change In other sIticles spoken Of 10 The msrke's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

~ ltshu. few months stree II Iae ITibnHe denod
W IN Indignation that here aoy All y between Soc Al
ian aud Coumunsm'
The above short sentence is from long article In the
Freeman JJSnEal in which The Tribune 10 consider
ably bclabored with much conclusive evidence %
zeal than intelligence TIE pert OF the writer. For
his benefit simply remark that TIE Tr'brne teVer
denied any such thing II has denied, and does 50
sgain that Association Understood and advocated in
s columns 10 Communism though 1t has never Gle
puicd tina, the generic Of Socialism belonged tc
one As much "a the other Catholicism is system o.
religious doctrne and life aud is Proiestsntsn, bu
that does not make them Identical or anything near IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
SAMUEL hlr,
ni,es. Aissa, 81 Brrrr5a, FEB =, 1919.

No Mons APPOINT NESrS. The Washington
corresponecu, of tie EzPTsss writes March lS rs
follows;
The President sent In the last OF his appointment
ves,crssv or what then designed TO be the isst
though the pfoongsiion Of the session may indree
oihefs The vacancies ard new oihces have al been
Ged snd nothing vii sciaio the senate after tomorrow
but matters ~ en- Executive character, vh!eh may Dc
disconnected with appointments
Tho Washington correspondent of the Bsiin0rt
Pa,rioi writes Q7lh) as follows.
There may ec iocs appointments made soon sf'c =
the nd q The senate bat u - s1hoFsuse
svrn out that unless In Of special emergency
no appointnlen, 10 . -eign missions will be made y
the close Il the tsc year, The end 81 june neat lhe
hnsnces OF the Government suggest tnis pocy sna
Il also prompted in srSa, part by combinations q
dcllcacy foSsrd the sacune cnts. VINO - III thus Dc
siycn an opportunity 20 resign, without sotlectihs
themselves 10 the disadvantage Of bnrs removed A.
mot o., them certainly will be so0n s'er that tine
Thsrc vii not BE- removals where the comm ssions
hsxe only shor; tine uniess IN certain spscis
case, where the public interest ard political justice
copire thai the pegsoa in Office would be SUN nauis
N.ni.sed Where commissions expire the sPpoint
mrnt will he regarded =. new one, and the person
no will be selcc'ed 10 Oh The Office Will b. caoscr
rom Al the applicants. the incuno bent rot being re-
gs,5es for TIA, resson having any claims or sdfao
tsscs over Others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

PHILADELPHIA. Monday March lsP ".
David Hauiey, Esq. Clerk Of the Orphans
Court, this city, died this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

Nxw.HAxrssiRE ELkcrIoS.-The Boston Ata'
pubhshes returns from d towns. in the lot Congress
s,onal p,s,rlct which foot up as iolows'
,slo lsa7
rs. k.s Kairss. ana Tsss .sSl J.sn-'. ~ Sat =
fesis maj. over k,insge. "a. ineis nal N ~ iS'N
s.x.,,..n towns 10 hear from. OF course, a. We
h.vs already stated, Tuck s elected ~ = handsome
majority. ,,,s,,,~r 1917
wssos rsos yose esSs- wslsos Secsi Nes'o; -
Too towns 70 hear from-Iyndeoro' and wilton
Wilson's majority in the District viii 30 about 00"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

~ The following were among the nominations
cent in last week
Io,sx SHELLY Postmaster. Nashville, Tenn
CsoncE NJ DEWEY. Receiver, Genesee MICE
Taow.S q Prsxtvs. Dlstric, Attorney, Conn;
wuIrAw ID, scorr, Marshal Of the Eastern pistne'
THOMAS EWING, Jr. has been sppOlHtsd Secretary %
sign land patents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

GouaArDs ITALIAN MEoIcArEo soP-For eses Sc. sssps
moving ten. pnples frecsles roagkness 81
chsfes, cracks &c from the skin, wNrsnfed frs.<vu
Dr. GouRAUD, 81 Waker-st- hra door rem e. sr,[i-
where may b- had hs eelebrsied foadr> snbte 20 81
cbeeSs deep cara aon tpxe LILY Wbile for ~ CO. <
ioa, Hair Dye, Besls's Hair Restorative, $500 L..
1nnrerty dyefag gray hairs, Too,h rsses. - Wssk,
ingtcn-OL Booooa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

F The State Department will send new IN
s.ructons 70 the American hlnsser ., Losdon IN ses
con for the steamer Of Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
MARKETS.. o"uplrr HsrcsrrO 20. rm r,.s,,

FLoIR ANn NEAL-Ihsis ~ better s.uitrt &C. Fcufts.
the lrs rather he0' alf Tie sfe A.
as f1 alf fosat. Bra "a A.
Western a. pure tensrl eif- &c .efs tnlts o.
AbaHy the River orsn The t-nand M Nee OI-aa,
scp. GOD 40 sa- mfde OBJ th- sttsf o "a
col 80 tlt-i. sni iss tof 5T surfiI n se,.
qart et ID ~ 3fk ilf gst 'ecrptens 49,
panels could be- ptkcd Up cheaper Neal f
urrf vh sie. o. or lu obs az dl % r lsftey Re- -
. a. f,ir d-ns.i ~ tlas3 lsi ~|.h ,s-- teo btis.
GkAlN- o. Wheat tie malsr Col ff heavy on nil
0lit C-n@.ss llf sse 90 i'ol tush oil nhf- ns
llf I t,rsd sat Pie ifA t atout De- alacri
safes r-fh 5000 bnsi Alsif 'r ~ ta go mtrf iJ 90 III.
yrti~ itsu.g Souf-rn yeoe as 30 lr olnf ysaow H..
cole eh small sales Asa'sni ifN bush hliy "a.
on rrvsf- i-fus oats ar- sd flc for Nrrfaerl
WHISKY The supply lsrl-r Sc OraH,, ari 10 a.
are gsI HhIs 20 Sc Dodge a2.lc.
rRON isioNs-a fnfs there uo n1rcucnt Tie m1kei hsr
na 90 DID r2t IS Nfh ll ss~s. sou .. FIRE
anl Mes Reef Gan o. itft here ifs ntef.is
gtbs lni Is sold at h1nAc tut n-sis Ell
ac,ne Ths -acs 90 og 10 tes ~ hGtN &c shnlsf
6ar Hans Batter and Cheese are ahou chsuge Of es
ttn,c-
IRoy-Asis Of zoo tons Scotch p made si. ,u
on Linsssd dun sc i0f Ens - aui Ameresa
RICE The demand be- i-r. WITH sales tots AZ sl18.
Nav Al ,fORtss lss a.eu ods Room q'I 0o corus
ani li2t Tor " mrg'on End ioVtt'. SPLITS g So.
sEED-smal sass Clover Al 6oUAr About ~ bts ,ha..'
H,y-we notice ,e, 500 bale, staten Island ani sorA R,.s
So b.
IfaE-rhe market ). lbc ior Essisrn
IEAs-Thsr- b. considerable dong Teas both rsa .t es
a. private safe. Tie market well sustained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
ASSEMBLY.
PRIVATE CLAIMS.
Several private claims were taken up and acted

Several private claims were taken up aud acted
upon.
ATTORNEY CENrRALs REPORT.
Mr. BowEN of New York moved that the House
concur with the Serato IN the ndnents made 10 Tie
Din respecting the A'iorney GcuCas Report as to The
rig 1T Of tho Common Council Of NewlOfk 10 disposo
Of the state Arsenal in Centro-st.
Mr.. Dickson offered resolution respecting
Lieu,s, Hamilton. Lincoln and Fiske.
The following bills were reported complete and
ordered 10 a third reading
One to incorporate the NowNork and HAVE
Ocean Steamship Company.
The Quarantine bill was taken up and post
poncd until Friday ? NJ the 2ii iosi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
The steamer Hartford Again.

MrssRs. EDITOHs: TIE following shQuId have
M, with earlier attention. The copy for publication
was inadvertently mslaid aud duplicate could no, be
sooner procured Yours &c
THOs ANDREWS Chairman of Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
The Pilot Monopoly.

1t seems a queer thing that just at the present
time the men should be found to go before the Lee
eslature and ask for the restoration Of the odious
and obsolete Pilot Monopoly. Such Is the fact,
however; and we learn that strong force is en-
gagged in the lobby at Albany to help through their
petitions. Ever since the business of piotage at
this port ceased to be the exclusive property OF
c'ose corporation there has been mighty and nat
ural desire on the part of its former possessors to
regain their old privileges, and row they think the
time has arrived when they can accomplish their
darling purpose. They have accordingly dispatch
ed the necessary friends and agents to headquar-
ters, their pockets charged with suitable docu-
ments and other manifestations OF public senti
ment. We trust that like certain other delegates
20 the same place, whose fame is just now at ITS
climax they will all and singular come back with
flea in their ear.
There is one reason why the former system
of pilots should not be restored namely that 1t
was long tried and worked badly. There IS
a reason of equal force why the present system
should be maintained. 1t has been tried and
works well In the good old times which there
il now 90 Jealous an effort TO bring back, pilot
boat was scarce ever seen outside OF Sandy HOOK.
Ships might be there in great need of pilots, but
A. the gentlemen were sure Of the job, and no
competition spurred them to enterprise aud vigil
ance. they preferred to take it easy IN smooth
water and keep safe under the shore. Now you
will meet them hundred and fifty miles out at
sea, and when shipmaster arrives on the coast
he docs not run such risk as formerly of finding
nobody to bring him into port We leave 1t to the
common sense OF any candid man to decide which
is the better state of things.
This is only one of the considerations beanns
on the question, but ii is practical and conclu
sive one In the face Of such facts we cannot thinl
that there is any serious danger that the monopol,
can be galvanized back into existence. still those
most intimately interested in the question VIII d'
well to be on their guard II surely could not To
difficult to send to the Legislature such an ex
preston OF the genuine public feeling on the sub
icct a. would render all mere maneuvers perfect.
nugatory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

Pay Of Members oil the Nommou No"uVh'
The Members of the Board OF Aldermen are
elected from their respective Wards for one year
They receive no salary, but as Magistrates on the
Bench OF the Court of Sessions, Court of Oyer and
Terminer and Special Sessions, they receive four
dollars per day for actual service. They receive
a like sum when they sit to grant excise licenses,
and also two dollars per day when they sit as Su-
pervisors. We believe there are no other ordi-
nary legitimate fees, and the average amount
which any one Alderman receives in the course Of
q year is about $500. Some Members, not being
attentive to the Courts, do not receive so much
while others, having nothing else to do, look out
for the chances, and receive considerably more
It no, unfreqaently happens that an Alderman
sits a. Judge Of the Special Sessions from I'll II
O'Clock. At IL o'clock the Recorder adiouTns the
Special Sessions and opens the General Sessions
but the Alderman who sat with the Recorder on
the Special Sessions vacates his seat for another
Alderman ON the General Sessions. it having been
discovered that by this process two Aldermen may
each receive 81 per day, while If the same per
go. sat on both Courts he could receive but 81
Members of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
receive no fees except Tor granting excise licenses
which amounts usually to sl2 year for each
Member
The Tea Room is alike open 70 Members OF both
Boards. A splendid supper is given once wees
on the nigh,of the regular meeting OF one OF the
Boards-but as there are frequent special meet
ings, and always more or less committees IN ses
ATOMS in the afternoons the tes.tsble Is set every
afternoon except Sundays. Ii was formerly the
practice to have liquors in this rcom, bu, this Gus
tom was abolished some years since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

GsocEREs, TEAs AND fROglsfoNs A srge s,ocf o'hns
new crop Ocong AMI Young Hy.on Tess crushed yellow
and brown sugsni hrsin butter. snd Groceries Of o.
sods, Consistently hsud aud for sale, wholesale az
re,si, stihs lowest market prices 1t FowLsEs 80 sra
40 Grcenwch st. snd 70 ysssys and corner Of Grand and
Cln,or.s,s Good hfsn Batter At 4. "a sad 10 psh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sale, q Socks, 6 ses Fo'vA fps'.

MONDAY March l9-PM
Tie stock market was without much change
today. Government Socks were in fair demand srd
tie market drm. Erie wen, TO SGT, bur sl,crward i'm
proved to sol The Report OF shis Road Is generally
considered favorable bit the bcsrs are usios to DC
press the stock
The movement IN Exchange for this steamer
will be very large but the supply ample and the rates
are lower. The supply OF Southern bills In the market
Is large The range Of sales OF Sterling has been nom
to q cent the bulk OF the sales icing a, q a6i
cent Canal Bank OF New Ofesns bills well endorsed
have sold At q prem. Francs 37l a. 3li, with
sales Of about two millions
Freshls are heavy. and lower rates are accept
ed engagements 1900 10 1000 bales a, id95i6d
~ O0 bush Corn % in bulk 30 tons Bacon and other
Provisions rs 81 800 bbls Rosin At Is Cd To the
Continent there Is but little movement Cotton to
Havreisic Freight for California s scarce ss well as
passengers
There is trilirg relief in the Money market,
snd paper s in rather better inquiry FRS. class names
60 ate cent aud losn. On best colls,erss at cent
on snor, call.
The payments from the Sub-Trcasury are larger
TO 3li Balance s2,l5. So
Rereipts ......... 81 65s New sdvices.. 5000
Oae Hudson River Railroad Bond was sold TO-
lay a, par the frs, transaction in this description Of
security. Five more were offered and not sold q, the
same.
The exports Of Specie from this port, since the
let January, have been s277Oo)
The rate of Sterling il now down tn the specie
point, and some parties are slreaky making arrange
men,s to import Coin At 81 q cent. a. when good bills
could be bought TO day with ID cent. freight issur
auce &c and y cent, discount for 60 days interest,
gold would pay here about y cent profit on the i'm
portaon and this is always sufficient to induce imports
The present steamer may not arrive out In time to
allow Of shipments to be made by the steamer OF the
9TH Apri from Liverpool, but the indications are GER
,sinv strong that the next steamer will bring some
god. .r.,.-
Canal Fund of this State which has just been publish
3D. states tha, the balance IN their hands, September
30. lsi7. was sls72967 Il, receipts OF the year,
"a 56a4l5 %; payments, sl4lOl39 % leaving bal
ance on hand Sept 3d. 1916 of sl965253 II. OF this
the following sums are subject to the enlargement aud
improvement, of the Canals Erie Canal enla gcrncn''
Al 1873 a6 Il; Oswego Canal, 100000 90; Chemuns
Canal 1914 ~; Black River Canal sl27eli % Gen
esee Valley Canal s3i52H 06 Oaeids River improve
meut s23.76s IL or the amount applicable to the
Erie Canal enlargement, slsi67j is deposited In vsri
on, broken banks. and will more or less of 1t be lost
The appropriations made by the Legislature In lsi7
and 1919 for the Canal enlargement, exceeded the
amount applicable therefor in the Commissioner 8
hands By s29i 52s a. This was the result OF wrong
estimates, The difficulty met by transferring the
actual amount Of the surplus In proportion TO the ap
| propriston as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

The Senate had under consideration the Cod,
Of Procedure, without coming 20 conclusion.-Ad
iOurnod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

~ Was lhs, effected by fir GrNiN. tbs eeis5u1a
Hat or Of "a Brosd AZ. who reduced the pr,e Of y
first quality Of genilemen's has rom g. % e. byhs
pfoyemen,s wh n he made 10 man fsclufo, ~aag
deeh,rniing their qlsly. By tits great improyereu
least half million o. collars year viii be- SAVED
fs0w-ciuzeos Wil the French % Germ Reyogiionsti
AZ mu In those countries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
The following letters were received from Messi.
HoRAcE GREELEY and the venerable IhonH OCoNo9'
on the reading Of which there was much applause

FOEf WAstINGTON Nafch Is, l3fl
DraR SIR. An occiiental injury suffered by me this
week will DEPRIVE me Of he pleasure participating with
the Young Fieuds q Ireland 10 ihtir esiivtes 90 The
forthcoming Anniversary Of The Paon Saint q Ifeisno
Alihough not reasonably present viii be VI item In
spirit A, the domestic ffesde, vii, IN conformity with
temperance, drink the fullowirE tossi
1s ianng Frieass = fftad = ~ GU II Nnc iert syn
ray she aufeuas Of oppr-s-i pers must command The
lasting -rliut o lhmea wherever chfn~ m un- Or iforien
msy place Ten
Suhoin-d Cser tosst Tor The consideration Of ry re-
spec'sd YOaug fiisrcs on The lq.n inft
Your ohtdent servsnt TROs OCOHOR
JANIS GREFN, Eco Coreepo -ding Secrstsry
IfaHa Ihe al i14' fh- uf i1. TIE m~u oi -.
po- s fle peep cd Iftau'. ur6i-n ty power snf
untsmsyei hl DISCONTINUE, are resolved 81 te fAfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
handcd-ia TO he socrctaryl

D. Gstltanra The htaH fro thtffa ~ "a Jrf h'f
MAS Doe m 9th he lie tha yei les sn To- fn
L, a. ln.lmsr-IiH MfcifI-T- sefsscacing patriot cod
mar Ltsy, tlan ihs stern 'nf un -'g "a
no up iic Fro1 GOA. sna exarie- Of TIE
s's mn svatsl hn uee hsh eeh'r- the teeth u h
-t-usd uppr-s-nfs.
Ug memory Of 'sie DO ihF Members hefllf
CaupieU noIIs MfNsnus AMI James ~ Green
Ug Jous Hstg-ILr hrA ClergF The snd noiA-f 81
lr.hnen, aulturef The hsou o lns~ n~n can -
rI..l ftsrf isnI r.sh III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

~ FoR soUrANProS AND BsEH-S-Tbs u0ief
s'stes Mail Steamer Washington, Cspt o. " FLofo,
will leave Pier No N r or uhsmr ton ard Bremen,
on Tuesday, aafcb 20. 1870, At p 81. insspsiecosd
surgeon bosfd For feigbt or passage apply asAheo
fee Of the Ocean Steam Navigation Company, % Brod
way mlbon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
scHooL-TwFIFTH wARD....For NJ III

SCheoL>-INflfIH WAhD.--fof lhs lrtlfe
We were much pleased at witnessing an exami-
nation held on Friday, 10th Inst in Ward school p In
presence OF a large audience. The examination was
conducted by John MeKeon' Fec County suPeriniend-
emf, IN ,ha. quiet and happy which none bu, q
scholar can sssune can assume ia simple. scientific
phfaseoosy suited 10 the sges and capacities Of the pa
pills J. cannot fail to be gratifying to parents TO know,
that the modus opersneY in his school induces 4 ha
biz Of thinking rather than Parro,iDs reform greatly
to be desired by every true lover Of Etuca'ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, &c Ts-Sisn''
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

CARD -TrsoTHLus sIsKE respectfully sosouncs 70
the public that D. DoDs hiss gereOusy proposed nI ns
proceeds Of the lecture and experiments this eVentsdn'
Coliseum shall be appropriated to bic ben'ht shope'
that tbs entertainments 10 be given viii prove amusing ana
intrretiing tteJ being the last In his CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

ELECTION Rior.-At the primary election held
yesterday in the Fourth wsrds disturbance took place,
In which exc ieer Stowe severely beaten and then
arrested on charge Of disordery conduct appear
Ing 10 the Court that he should have been the accuser
rather than the accused, he at discharged.