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n.pEK. PAPER. PAPER .-leo.o r-sns good
R.,s- stIoons paper y-sy cheap l0s-tbsf wii, 90 -
.orm-ul OF strsw rag, nArdv0r vniss and blue ruled
r.o and istsr and aud snoe pspen, IL ke I~ ses
n. suss Wasaoass, lo2 Joan-a
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INDIA SHAWLS.
CANTON CRAZE sHAWiss. who .m0foidef-d, very
- rich. 81 and 70ircnes square ,
Do DO white snd coOr-d embroidery. various qualities
Plain yhilo Crsus shswi, t3. 50 snd ~ Inch square
Colored Grape Shswls assorted cOlors low priced
Canton Crsp- S-srhs richly embrd - ncbes by 1903 long
Do DO dsmaskei figured al qualities
Canton Grape Robes eInbd sud In dsmssk, very rich
Satin Robes embroidered, white, Pima and blue.
White ssrgos = inch and % inch vide.
Cord ssf,n.ts - inch wids crimson and scarlet with
general asssfimsnt OF reasonable French and Engsh
Goods juslrrc-iyed, ffssIe by - -
mls 20i.-od DRAPER FAlRcHILD co, lSi peHl-st
stIlt. SILK t.OODs.-CnEsEBROUG
- sTEARSs co importers and Jobb-'s u Nassau snu
- Liberty SIS have 10 and Offering upon Tho moe
favorable very comprehensive and elegant Asoft
men = six BOOts embracing al tbs varieties OF me
s-asons mnostou. and afsped 20 the fsfs 0f-vsfy sec
uOr ~ the Mon. MO I'M"
lgIhNr GOODS SUI -nor qlsity Bans-ls and
- Fsnn.is; A.sD damaged 3 sea sa', ClOIhs, asst
mere. Tws-.is Sc shrsng Lnso. Table D.msss, Dis
per Sc together win genera assortment OF Dry boods
Tor ..- a. exceedingly low piices ~
ASH W MATHEWS so CsharneG.
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, M. .aEK FOX sALE-Lsrse axe 80 xi'1 90
~ ~ viii be .od at = bargain. fsfson' n n PIKE
well to call at once ii fIstl.t :, :. -,
NOTICE TO DEALERS ~ =, cioss;ps suitable for me
s,n,Sspn w es.erc, and California; msss" ID.
s - ~ nsj,s,sly By order Of The ssCsnse'
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CARPETiNG.
SPRING CARPETING.


IIOUsEKEEPERS looking OF for handsome eHpeurg
fJor o-coih rugs etc ought, ~ oil means rIenine
the .ul-ndii and extensive assortment Of HIRAM AN
DERsON's. % Bowery. where will bs found superior
q1sly beautiful 6gufes and Astonishing low price, com
t.a.t al ~
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HOLY WEHk.-I~o tsraud ssered Soneet' 80 ~ -
ttTsne-- .ri--rh- issfs7 Ocers Company, undet zee
aireetcn 4 MAN MAkETLEh vii spr-r 70 Sfsne
sscrea oSoee,s =. sos rT sp,Y EysSINa Apr On
xh'rh orc.slop e-tious from Rossinis Ssoss Mailer
Nortr Requiem ard for The ncs' une n tois eoontfy
re Whole Of Dou'z~u. oeesrsied " hser.re oseh-f
VII vsr-ty % cn-r sscred ara Clsssics MUST viii %
9.v~r IRE 500 rsrs viii ~ sas'ained BY Sisrorns
BORGHEsE. sisrorins FAsCIVL Sss". .TtIsi
n and m other psnep. su.s sssstel oi lhc rrsro
Caors sn8 Orchestral strength u 'ss iissn psIs .sm
So Must stores sud principal Hotels For particulars
Sc smsH oils Coreer 10 commence al oe'~ea osS''
open AIT. -
rROApwAY FBEATsR.-poos' ogsr a. =
ID peIs6rmsrcs 10 begin al Z o'aiocs-on "EpNLN
DAY EVENING Agr'i .;rlI ss grs,s"~
s,ans.........M Mrs sesuin Miguel. housn
Duke D. Acugs..... Leah MsshsnAsias N,ehe
Dcs syivto.......Reeye.s cris Brscho.... Hun.
Rsmlr .............. seguin Gseo. Moorh"ose
rr.., Circle and rEsuei els yAnn, Circle and ap'
serrsr, 2seu Gslsfy eutrsaee % Aa'hooyst ne es.
ipTRrON,- rHkATkk, chAMstkS-s ST
DOMBEY AND SON
pombey ............Lyun- Cap, Cut,le...;.. Barton
Joe sss.ocs BroG gssm sTs ssewiou. Ars ernoo
Msrark. T.ch.ss'......M Frederick aud Ms. w.ltsr
'''''' To conclude with the nav version 0,
MACBETH
Nsebe,h Brcqgh,m Isdy Mscse'a
ssponc .... =. RAYMOND Fssnee. Miss WILSON
Prce.-press Circle and rarque,s - ca; Family Circle
Second rief = cts poors open sI-So'a'o n''' y
MEXICAN CIRCUS SANDS. LENT co
~ Proprie.crs Broadway near springst-Admsson
. cents children half price etformsnce TO eommrnec
O'clock WEDNESDAY EVENING. April New sno
hessut fass u me celebrated Rivers Family Fshuns
Pones Des' surke and TOW spring usntls horsemsrsnP
~ Ns.tsr J...s sands Cinis-lls and Tom rhnmb per
t,,r"ss Nv a. sara, ne SPANISH rrsncs by Rivers,
sr.nc by Mr. Stout leafs upon III fyns cord
~ Mr. Rugges Auupodssn fesls' The inssc slider ~
Naser Rivers Acrobssc and gymnssc exercises by me
Klvar.fxmv The whole "a conclude wtih ths snshs,c
snerp'ece Of Monsieur Mouinet
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

NJ FOR IAN FRAsCi-CO-Tbe new oeannf'i
S.lszs and fa..sA4ing bark ALICE TARLrOH, Hale,
mater sueceedlng he Rsng SUD- will sail for Cslof-
Ms with quick dspa,eh Thi, vessel bGil tor pscse,
and has airy stseroons ard csDin accommodations and
Will take limited number Of cabin passengers only The
vessel particularly sdspled Tor families . DO nsy be 90
iag out Apply on board. al pier 10 4 X. Or~
NO 6us. ISAAC r SMITH. iOi WslLst
~ PgK IAN FRANCISCO AND SUFFERS
Co. FORT The splendid fasss.frg Baltimore 6 PIPER
-> .choOner GIN WORTH - IONS burden, Rich
srdson master hayng beer detained ~ hs sts storm has
uo~ al h.rfreish going Doafs, sDd will positively clear
90 Thgrsfsy s4il Monday reti wrsth,r permitting
To hos, no sr- deslroas W msxS speedy and
forAb- passage his cf-fs p,rsf opportunity, as tn-
Geo *OrIns q1siaes iof salhns snf az s-@9ozt are
1rozn " b lnsurnassi Tue Ascot .ion IL select end
small Few more frat passsn Sefs eau b. zk and
Joy a. The comforts d home o~ Drcs early sp
y-icsioa i. msds 10 Capt RICHARDSON, % bosrd, al
rlsr Norm Aysf VI 10 KR!Dtk MALLETr,
~ q Ode ~. Up stairs
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INSURANCE.

JOSEPH l.. LORD, Agent.
JAMES STEWART, ND Abingdon square dedlcai
Examiner. al he ofcs daily, from - O'CLOCK
a. MAN mis
nDITi-u COMMERCIAL LIE ASSURANCE
DCOMPANY, 35 Coz hill London and - W A-si No"
Yorg estsbHsh-d ia l81D Cspi.al 100000. Csnofnls
rsEs % lives u persons gong ~ Csiof
ala tsx-n a. Sc0mmenslrste premium .
FREDERGCK -ALMONsOS - WsiU NeN-fOfs
As 81, Genera gent or ih- United Stats
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~ Astor Mutual Insurance Company
Company will temporarily occupy the rooIn' al 'he corner
OF WliSn.s at and Exchange place in The M1fchat' "a
change formerly occupied the Branch Posi- Nmoel'
where they are now ready receive proposals Tor marine
And Inland Insurance exclusively excepting whefe'ne hie
rss 10 indispenssbly connected with The Marine
The means of indemnifc sOn for claims for losses con-
si., OF Promssory Notes hch by the terms OF so'sp
,op are the absolute property Of the Company and may
be negotiated pledged disposed Of by them OF 10 any
wsy used to pay claims which msy be inside on 'hem.
The subscription now amounts to sS3i,Ooo'
Trustees
.,.h.,as Coo, Edward Authony Theodore Cfsne
- 800. r,'s.on Vys X Brewster, Robert l. Taylor,
~. - s,sncis Skisdv 4 Chiiiondep,
sidoey Hrooss samuel = sprouils, Pond ,
S'uus' "a nsia,o yh.n n Croker. 4 A III Rensud.
a., ErsUold Jr John A MCGAw, thas NJ Sohhr-5'
", n Thompsou WIN Bukley. tisha kohbins
80. ponVert Geo. Godfrey, fsul Alden
l, Roxn Arthur fiun-gan, Thomas pnnnsn'
Ffed'E Lee, James nyuo' " us,DsT
asn,re Rird Willism Bryce John hNpef'
vc"It r,,.h,,g / ~ Culbert. James Myers,
Jonu -, sny RekuApp Ismes SeuSrt.
Chauncey ID. Hutd X II Noou"a''' S'"'~V' ~ '
INSPECTORS OF ELECTION
W., a langley William = Tooe. Henry X hsrrHlL
ZEBEDEE COOK, President
EDWARD ANTHosS Nlee-PresideDt
-, s,voxe se,re,sry a. lo,s
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G BE>J4uIN,s BRAss srkIso IN.
- ISIS S@esmso-st " - oeysf tfy~ 49,
nom ins moisture o. bss, Of ses o ~
~ II on. 49,. sI-sys hsot" Pressure sfso
&C. 100 ,,,., / 20 20 10 win. VI . oscs.
-h.eh does gr-sI Sjsfy he o. 90 81 ay ~ 49,
snc n oat D., .clly s.dsfsctory m',y - -, 80 ~
49,. Tru.ses a. reduced prrc-s So, - wv 49, "
.,-rts - r,ae-. .rd add .sins4 -oppofp7"
a. i.-c1if ! s7W2snH
l-OIDIbR-' Dist ths' ana ne :. -
r. BELTS co n "elsL LAID srsns fof
" - Al he IOvesi market prices
49, ~fs
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LAmARTtEE S

LAmARriNES
CONFIDENTIAL DISCLOSURES D. APPLETON
I A co vii pgbish 10 rev csys. Les C0lt ienre.
The Cou6t-uuA Disclosures q Aphprs- d. LNnsrAt =
sugbir of The His1fy u M GifocdlsI-. Raphael &c
tfsn..i-c from ne french By s1s-u- PUnketI-
LATELY PUBLISHED
Democracy IL Fraree. oy u GaEo sic Prime Ania.-r
e. Pre- - a. 20
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~ In Keene, y. II John Grissel, stranger
ia those parts has been convepd Of attempted ont,
rsse little girl and TO the State Prison for t~o
yesrs FOR stealing horse Luke Gates took four years
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x A Chiffon, Aaesoueer. ,,,,,sx
>IRGANT AND yAsHIONABLk hoca

IIHOID rlkNlYt NJ 900 ~ W.. " seN
70 eio.- a. estate COLE Chiffon VII seu -.
ton on THURSDAY, April > isss. o. " ossSs, .'..snt
Houson.t tear sulnysn.s larre sud seq All
u ro.sy drS~ room hruitur- rosev cd sna ofvose
suite iu style q Louis 0asoffe rcny
erred viii purple ard so.a Ard crrson stin esn
made 10 BY Neess- 81 our oesi
ara nesrlv Acc, ssessns tapestry eaire4s nsn
al window curtains God nter sbe geosil W.
e. .ss-, franco by Messoo. ard eosa 49, each No's
spA oth@r Cd airs esryed In rose~cc porcelain Vsses "
t,n ru,, cpe superior toned piano, Bosou nsnH'seee
S.rr p1sse h, Hawe Win al he modern Improve
a. Pr>rt>cs aSD ENGxkviSes- Several tne GU PAM
ir,s sud rngrs,ineA elegantly rsneo
s>ctr ,u Ran on CLorHs, Lanterns. Ne Nc i,
sKpsocs FVs~rVsE-A lags assostfren ecnssurs u
Rra,s.s carpets ehas rsroe top dressing oor-se~ ns
h.,cony vsrdrobes walnut dreo'ns Aees 40
h,rs.nx marble ,or wsshstapds window cursics oHAns
sasses ard very sosly French oedsSssd'' WIN Pse1'
'sus,s.>o p .rxp WAu-A genera ssscrsmsat
CHfx. ,xp tIAss WAxg-A fcl variety OF eu' sss eoa
china .n-, A....,-l,
ros ether with general assortment OF useie nousee -
articles She iurninr- be seen ne DAY pre.ous W s
sale For TICKETS % sdn tssion, apply 10 toe aueuooe
~ WslLs Catalogues vnl be ready 90 " ess Ss
next Terus-Cash city fands utol Ss
,IN, TIM lAplEs.-sALE BY AUCTION
l SCOTT Co In closins their business 81 sIl oscea
w.y will offer for hrst da,s sse, 90 friday ON Apt
Al no o'elek NJ $40 o,s Put up IN ANAL Quantities To
s lsdtes consisting 81 choice assortment OF i-s snS
itsiou thread. vaenc'ennss inc enc sn6 onet 'sses
large variety Of euhrOideres IN cuts collars cape fooe
hsrds .gchte plain ard embroidered musius ADD hes
h.hv linens v-s millinery goods nc &c Ac-whisa VI"
h- delivered day sN.r sale rerws each
Ns Private sae continued On Necnesday and Ines
dsy very ov prices "N
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~ Eighteenth Wnrd.-WHlG>, AiIENIION
TSS Whs oT The Eighteenth Wsrd favorable to me nom
nations OF AuF WHEATON, Sei'r for Alderman, snd JoHN
ID CooprR for Assistant requested 10 meet a. 'olh'
Han corner Of Ttirty and Fourthav ms even
ng At "a O'clock By order Of The Nominating Committee
al. SETH VALENTINE, Secretary.
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,<IU who will procure. fof ycurf msn ssiuslln 70
mercantile house wholesale or feiA. lhe former prefer
red or In shipping house outdoor clerk lie ss pe-n
Inv yesrs IN one huuss and give The moG ssafacloy
r-f-r-pce. IL willing devote his whole line ard alien
ron TO he interest OF bis expectation "a 10 sAAy
mooersie-his pnncpsl object Is permanent sl~suon-
a-v rars,n v o 10 IN want Of young Or car procure
Ins'nT "a : sttht. ,tr-. 81 IL
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A. c. FUTILE. Auetionees.
DICU ROSEWOOD PAkl.Ok Hk

tlst SUCTION on Tt EspAy, April 10. Of tho vMe-fooms
~ Ms,,v Dixon stoney, ASS Broadway, near Prncca
their snrs sccs Of Furniture comprising The greatest va
ri-y sofas ,rte tees arm snd psrof ehss easss'
ton Persons abcaI furnishing with ros-w ODD VII hhd
desirable opportunity 80 the psfof mnhs'e
with the exception OF ruby plush. viii 20 cold
that purchasers can select their own svs
VI covering and have put on nj sms ehase by Dhsh
stonsy who practical workman sNo posiuvely tos
cash. IN ccnse sueres OF dissolution Of partnership
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IT, >DAY LINE FOX ALBANY, TROY,
E.atGS snd intel ued.ste landings The ns~ arr
=s.nt steamer CONFIDENCE. CAplsin
Wells. viii commence funnns for the season Or
Thurscsy nOniog, March -, l,syng he pier foot Of ROB
r.onsi A. JelocE. Regular days from New 7VrG vii
b. T1-sfsy Thgrsczy and saturday, from Albany, MOI
dsy. "Wednesday and Friday, az gciOcr Apply
ar +. RJDAAN Ageot, foot NOrh-Aoorest
xU~ FAKE THhUJGH 80 CENTS
s-5----iN No kOcOpOy Line Tor Albany, Troy and ne
ls.ennecist1 .anc oss-To either a ne y.
-rn7tst- s1dirgs fare Is cents -rhe fast sailing sesn
BUFFALO, CapLaa An.lcg sm' IT, vill leave ne PEI
Inc fool u RObiasoo-R THIS AFTERNOON 81 &C., &C.,
For r,isu. passage or stsse ROOMS sppy % ooso ,
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ALtAbLk 1891 ~ rC ,. 80 s. ,,,,. ..s;
Ps~askiL " -ssh>sler Co n This land 10 10 psn
ssi- 90 shore u N. Hgtson kyer inter
s-cted By he II Railroad. The farm . valuable
uuurh ~ b-.nr 10 good u and there arc
% 4 u p-sssp: stosIons for country
oil b. dsscosed u reasonable terms ard 70 lois sg
ousehzs-rs fos farther Isric9isfs inquire u ISAAC
JEkO Ausntle Hoe Po~asEil, OF VI JOHN Mccoy "a
sprczsL N.wYOrs Cay. 81 2~sot.
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&C KEMP, Aueucue~r. -
a sspESEg.x sAlE OE HANDSOME " {

ASiTpRs as FRIDAY a 10 S,elcss. 81 sss sross~sy
between Frsnsln aud Leonard ss BY cats osue, lrz.
sock OF handsome wood mshogsny and oset walnut
m.nnsr OF seasoned scs for The City retsi trade ana
will be .sd on credit Of four mcnihs tor ell sus oves Wv
This sale will bs particularly worthy OF me aienuen o
CITY and country desle hotel and house seerefs TIE
assortment 10 very large being ll sssor'meos o. a. hs
usus styes Of paror duir and chamber mfna'o
on morning Of sale Goocs paehet 10 20 out n
the CITY 10 good shipping order reasonable charge %
u,ain on until NAY l.
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!, LADY VITO has bad experience IN teaching and car
- nruisn The best city references drsres situation ~
.choo ~ privsie family. She Is qIahed 10 give nslruc
On In he higher Eng branches AID IN French hchi
her native tongue Apply pers nsy or ~ leirf a. me
b,p.a Of CsptA.u j C. l13 ClinlOn-si a. l~s-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF MISUNDERSTANDING Z.

MINIATURE sLssxAc....THis DAY
Ia, svr- nu..B ~ ST.. -. - Tss Moor ssc-..-- 5
HIGH wAIER....Aprlf
sandy Hoos. p'i A. Gov l-snd - hthr 90 -
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PRESERVED MEATS

FOk CALIFORNIA
rCHE BEST ARTICLE IN me country 10 he way OF pre-
L served provisions are hose put up by
THOMAS kESsFTT I co.
,,t, 2pt. Orr- - Od-shp
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w ANTS.

- - 4s's~s z 1s-ofs-~~~ssai 4, s1G -ssi - poss
PAL. o. TIE, s-s.l --f - ils~. %; q ~ 'a<a<.
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. ROY WANTED, IS yesrs Of sge. TO iesrn lhe
n bu,nes by " LLIAM BROWN, UphosisTrr sno
Psrrsuger ard Agent for the sale Of Iron Bedsrsfs Of
every description h- ony kind OF bedssd proof gslnsI
yermin.l corner Of brOsd~ay-cnusnee loI Fu!ton-s a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
VOL. VIII. NO. 2J1.

Mr.. VINToS.-'M Mr.. Speaker move the Pre-
vious Question on the passage Of the bill
Carried as before, and the bill passed.
Mr.. VINToS.-'Mr. Speaker move recon-
sideration Of the vote Just taken, and move that
that motion do lie on the table.
Pot and carried, as before
The two other bills passed in Cosmittee Of the
Whole, were put through the House in the same
fashion and rather before OF clock the House ad
journed, having passed three appropriation bills
through every stage in one day-and that the
generally good for nothing Resolution day.
OF course, bills are not 20 be passed in this
manner every day, because many require mature
deliberation and much attention 70 detail. The
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill requires
much time; the Naval and Military Appropriation
bills less yet still considerable. But these West
Point and Pension bills must pass very nearly as
reported-for even if West Point were 70 be de-
molished and all Pensions repudiated, i should be
done elsewhere than in Appropriation bills. And
70 stay in Committee day sitter day, listening 70
speeches for Buncombe about Free and Slave
Territory, Mr. Walkers Report Gotts Resolu-
ton and other topics already spoken to death and
having no shadow OF connection with the bill NOM
inally 10 hand, is a waste of time which never
should have been tolerated and ought at once TO
be stopped resouiely and finally. Leave Slavery
and Free Soil for the Territorial or kindred bills,
and every other topic forits proper occasion. In
this way, with majority ready 70 sustain the
Chairman Of Ways and Means in all matters Of
precedence aud dispatch Of business, even at the
cost Of late and cold dinners, the ordinary work
OF SIX months can be effected in three, and the
short Sessions rendered rs effective as the Long
have ever been. One hour after the Members
are anxious for adjoumment-provided it IS set
tied that there can be none until the work in hand
is fnished-is worth more for the dispatch of bust
ness than all the day preceding. think there
will not be many more early odiournmsnts unless
possibly on Saturdays.
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AcoIDTSrs.-Aboui o'clock this morning, Nr
Bennett the employ Of NJ ssrnore pisnoforts manu-
factsrer eorrer ofseecksr and Charles ss fell through
the haichvsy. from the fourth story and was - ser
ousy Injured that hS 10 not expected to
Mrs. Mary Barry, Of No. 90 Notsa aged 70 years,
20 Ger desth about o'clock as; night BY falling
down eight OF stairs An aged sdy BY the OF
Hayes. residing In wsshins,o ct very severely
hurt lsst evening BY being over BY horse and
wagon driven by an unknosn person who did not stop
ascertain Whist injury be had done. man named
william Hayes fell fror the second story Of house No
10 Chsrtonst upon tie iron railing. about oecck
this morning He was immediately discovered and res
cued from bis perilous situation BY ocers Nodine and
Cunningham. Hayes was severely Injured BY bis hall
FIREs.-Jsn 3l.-About 10 o'clock last night
q fire broke out In cabinet makers shop In Twenty.
eightst between First and Second avenues, occupied
BY Mr. Irwin, and before the hsmes could Re sub
dued the building and stock entirely Destroyed
IL understood that there no insurance. upon the
property. Policemen Fargo and Marsh while on duty
about o'clock this morning discovered the Easement
OF house l+9 HOuston-st. Wilet, 10 be Gre,
which they ex,insuished before the engines rived
Trihng damage done 10 the premises.
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Mint In New York.
correspondence Of The Tribune.

OF Inc lrDuDe
WASHINGTON, Monday Jan. %.
The House this morning, in response TO a briei
bat earnest appeal from Mr.. TALLNADGE, sus-
pended the Rules by vote OF two-thirds and
agreed TO make the bill to establish Branch Mint
in New-York a special order for an early day. 1t
is very hard to obtain two-thirds vote to change
the order Of business for anything, but the Mem
bers from the City especially Messrs. Tallmadge
and Nicoll, had made strong personal exertions
for some days to procure a favorable vote, and
their appeals were efiectual. The bill will almost
certainly be acted upon this Session, in spite OF
its brief duration and the pressure Of important
bills | believe Congress will more readily con
sent TO remove the present Mint TO New-York
than increase the number OF Branches but either
course ill doubtless be acceptable to citizens
i have obtained the following facts from the
Treasury Department and ] earnestly commend
them TO the attention Of Members and others who
have not yet been convinced that the Mint ought
TO be located in New-York. / submit them with
out comment
Specie import Gold. Silver. Total
ed IN the year s21 .574e3l s2,s46,35s se4 ,2s9
ending 3Oth
June, ls47..
Amount of the
above import s,os1es1s sag 6s6 500 5s5504
ed at Boston
and n. York.
At ali other
ports than
Boston 4 n.
York, incud-
ing Philadel. 81, 75s,llS sl,77I672 s5,9'o''eo
Bait Charles
ton, Savan-
nah, New-Or
leans, &c....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

LospOyDtRRY y. H-Probsbly no one Of me
older town, Of New.Hsmpshire hs. furnished larger
and more industrious body Of citizens, whose trsern1
ants are now scattered svery part Of the -tsts -
Vermont and not a few " them to me iaro1 "es~
thar Londonderry. This township, formerly inceding
the present town Of Derry, was settled 10 ltls %
colony OF Presbyte Rams from the neghoornood 81 Lon
dopSsrry In the north Of Ireland D. ~nieh place their
Ancestors had ernizraied from Scotland about hun
sres vears previous. These c0onists came over 70
This country 10 the Fall OF 7l- and early Ia the spring
ofthe next year sixteen families moved up % Hh<id
a. as then called and on the day 81 tnelr arrival a.
tended 70 religious exercises and listened % sermon
from their frst minister Rev James McGrezOr. This
srst meeting held under oak on tne east snofe
Of Beaver Poud The settlers then purchased tnef nte
,f the Indians and though Lond0nderry was Tor on
time frontier settlement u ~ss never sttaeked oy tne
,svsges TIE settlement Of Londonderry was new
"a m the hi.tory Of this state The c0rners intro
au-ed the culture Of the potato vegetable III iosn
unknown in New. England They also intsedrced tas
rss,iux II FAX and the manufacture Of hDsn eiotn
which although oerse1ed oy tnsr CT cos'on vas
Tor 20 year. no inconsdersble source OF prosperity
During the Revelation, the CITIZENS OF Londonderry
took an early and active part In favor 81 independence
savsntv OF theu were 10 the battle u Bunker Hill and
about the same number a; Bennington John stark,
Col George Reid and Capt David McClsry, who Wa
killed AZ the battle Of Bennington, were natives Of Len
Sopdsrry. Manchester N. Il Democrat.
sCPRKME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
Va.iipgr,u Monday Jan. ~ JOHN De Morn Eco. Ct
SewYsrk vas admitted an Attorney and Counselor
OF tails Court No. Us. 2 J. Barnard ct a. appellants
rs John Gibson Mr. sEwAzD concluded as gum nj
in support Of his motion - dismiss this appeal 10
. Casrles Wilkes plaintiff in error, CO. samuel Dins
man The Argument Of tn. continued BY
Mr. NAY for the defendant 10 error and by Mr. rorcgI
for tns PainuE in Adjourned IL 70 Eseno~
ncrnias Of l. o'clock