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New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
yr.yrr,c,iou ct Perna,nhueo.

We published on Monday, general account OF
an outbreak IA Pcrrsn5uco. Tie N-r Bsefgrd Mo.
ey of te ..t eortans the following letter received
10 that city giving farther psfticula-s.
PTsNANEUco. FEB :, ls49.
The rebellion ths, f0r more than two months threat.
eued u hs At length burst upon "a bu, noby hsve The
90 ers and patriotic volunteers sustsilsi The shock
sRd trsvely bss he city been defended
The rebels In force shout 20'0 msu. had succeeded
favored bv the almost ipe netrate forests In getting
between the city and Government fl-ces pursuing :
thr ard - forced marches arrived thi- place ol
the rishi q the is inst snn learning that the Govern
rart rrocrs were sv expected tney determined 70
con -nance their inernsl work the rext mornng-,he
daylight Gun sud the sight 0f rockets were the signals
cr furious silsck ihrec severs Polis ~ the
lne
m srnss sni sailors sn1sl volune-r force of h0rss
ana foot ami such of tho National Gcard a. happened
q b. On The Government side. Previous - tne attack
about SO had been Introduced into the city from
the rebels add conceal 10 the uses o; the ds.fectsG
ones, mot a few Il sPpearfil from the windows OF
which they KEEP; up "a Ing nre q the troops.
The fshi continued with unsbaied fury through the
day success sometimes lesnrs - ons slie and some
times 20 the other Nhen fortrraiey for rs al, the
commander of the tro0rs use d1sGlu Cafh0. came
I'd Il about T. " with -uI men. sf.er march Vi -
miles that day having come IN advance OF the main
body. These men hsd been pursuing ise rebels for
more than month unsuccessfgliy. sLd were mad %
get AZ them They rushed into The fsht most groGsy
The enemy way and the eiiy alter @ hours hard
hghting. saved
The rebel. los. In killed was between go srd 300.
and 900 prisoners Many Of the leaders were taken,
ard the pf.aciys one Nunes Machsdo was killed early
IN the day. He was q man oi talent Tss Deputy and
Judge o the Court of Cassaiion but bic ambition has
proved his run The less on The part ~ iha Govern.
nent rutt have been large but ii 10; dec aroi Bust
ness il out Of tie gu stln, but trust few days will
cain down peoples minds
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
The Great Fire Mt II. Johns.

We learn from the -. Johns Ac--BrgHsr cser
that the FIRE heh occurred that city on the ih inst
,eegraEhe account Of which appeared in TAs TrbaHs
OF the 18th destroyed about one hundred buildings
Having already received by teleEsph and published
poeaea account Of the FIRE nov eonnne ourselves %
description Of the dssric, conhsgrsied' az follows
Georges-a-The whole Of the bnhsing. % his street
were destroyed with tho exception oi 1nr one on me
north corner. occupied by Mrs fisser.
IHi1ar-Al the houses from Gsorse'ssi inclrdin2 2
fhe residence of Hon. r l.. Hs1eu, on the opposite
.ie o. The eastward we're destroyed, down a. ir a.
tn coraer house OF Mr. John MeSwe,ney Ia smJ u 't
embracing three streets.
MUS sasf sids-Au except the iour-siory a9u 81
the corner Of North - ard The adjoining one, acre
consumed
Fssts9 s9s-Frcry building On this side, vith the ex.
cev,ion Of Mr. Gale va. destroyed, being tne only
a5use IN the whole block saved. The block ool11rd
by Dury Lane and Smyihst was entfr'y desifeyee
and several houses the West stu Oi smyihsI tlnen
injured IL. l.
trucon of property has Deen great, yet most OF the
houses DESTROYED were not very valuable De4ns az
buit Of wood and GENERALLY teuarte1 - tue nLMDef
cis,.es who resided 10 this section oi The ety 4ne
io.s W. regret g. ssy. VIII b. severely trt y tisu
ho are thus turned out OF doors AZ tls uni1fo a'-r
.ea.op and the number u these i very large teing
.rn.,d Al rom txo . three thousand persons vho
have been left without shelter From NHtt ~e can
Ian "a. Irsursuce Companies hsve uot suffered -
.vsrev 4, might be expected, and the lass dificed
srrv .o many that il will not ce severely ielt We
srn that th. IRE u supposed q have been the Fofk
Of an incend.sry ssTng originated 10 building "here
no IRE Was kfYt go - -
m the asy Of The ire. a, which Coum.ttee a. sp-
pointed 70 solicit subscrPucni Tor TIE ree oi 'ns NJ
merous sufferers
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
The African cast.
T.. : :. Plr'su -tr. Africsn Squadron.
Pozro PFAYA. Isrus-v. 1879

fo1T0 EEATA. January. i~4t
TIE s.oops ol war Yorktown ari Portsmouth
and 5rg Por9ulse sre iyirs here he Decatur ard
Bs.n6rid.e rave sailed cruise. AL are vel. TIE
c0af, % rO~ very healthy sut t1e squssron has been
making use Of the ;ry IN cruising re1itng &c.
This .hip ihe Portsmouth has been lying tere sboui
iwo weeks waiting for Comm otore Cooper. VINO 81
rived IN the Yorktown few days since.
Porto P.sya is place hat you or could not ini eN
acty ~ eqlA ., u We searched the word over snt
over IL Is situated something Ike certain back
~oodsmsn't house, VIZ. ~ niles rom snT place and
ol sec riding 20 the most approved method Of making
worm fence The houses arc usually ore story high
srd each ons contains - respective tenants some OF
W IN are 81 dark Inst when y0l Visit heir houses
a br. 10 sunny day, y1u may malsge - see Hfts
dstarce In bait dozen csndl m re or ess Ilry
are al Clfiltis ans after their manner rr trry -
q confession, and swear 5y ile Virgin snt Cnrist 5ut
most 90 them believe that the uoFi wlitswr Cd .ast
belief have 10 doubt according . SOM a oar uO-
tious) vl exclude them from Heaven. The people
are very cheerful though indoent ard have smis5le
sEositcus some Of the Portuguese sIe risht good
locking Their horses are very poor animals indeed.
though Trey have some hue ssses.
The climate. m dcub. s TOO hot for rses aui food
u not very plentiful Of the proper k.1d or them. The
rostsicsd Tho ioTuhcs.0us sre not very extensive,
snd much out Of repair The iru'i Ia that fort s of
ID use nere fCr gh0 would tske such place g is not
rth tle trouble. The cd city. aboutsiN miles south.
Vesi cf this port once aourishirg place Bat Il
s now ia ruins The Bishops Palace has been FIRE
building butts not 80 now Back from the city, the
mountain. rise 10 Toe hight Of 5000 feet aud make
some very beautiful scenery
There is no dog law In Port Rrsya Judging from the
number ore sees IN the streets The Portuguese boys
are much behind the age for ttey never even ta1k OF
tying Tin pan T. doC's tail. some Cf our restsls
propose oiucnF this interesting Amusement snong
them and sso convince the dsrkies that TIE DEVILS
black y blsckinE Tie agst mans eye who says be IS
white
Tho officers are Aeays very s'st o. return g. tn's
place, stsr making crui.e on 'he coast ~ are sl
1ays well treated. Beside Guzeman washes our
clothes very well which Is Injury w. d. not often
enjoy Will the coast sri more i1sn This they love
O. g1 on shore and rlfc f1its IN while. and
TAX g. Mss Clara and Amelia two brish, eyed beau
u's vho quite partial % Americans su3 who are
very pleasant and agreeable ard Of have lots o
besux
We took on board nuubeC of hroomrn In Nonro-
VIA. They very excellent. trusiy uen sui mske
good boats crows "A their custom thty issc any
name that is given them such Pea soup Flying To-
lack Hsultsut Jim long Josey Wrougs ie-up botie
q Beer sc SC. lC0r salem Reg sier
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
lnnx KIInnn.

Alta meeting ofthe cit' t'zensof Wyoming Eew
York and vicinity convened pursuant % call ~ the
Chapel Of the Academy March 1919. o. c0uslier the
subject Of Law Reform. the following Of-ers were
chosen President BENEDICT BRo0gs Vice Presi
dents Thomas Durtee Daniel heith Secretary d
Long Committee On Resolutions. Hugh I. Brooks
". Blackmer. Job sherman.
Ine objects of the meeting having been su ted, the
Committee on resolutions reported the io.l1Siug
R,f r't t- lr-ai-.-'. rel al.- e-a-ri been rii- Dol
r- 'n-rfsI 'tes .' tf ,ft,- n-ri oaf '.''.rN
taif Ihe |sis cols'faf'as. colf-r 's.a sas .H.ri
ts- ~ rrar 4, .tor Z b r-.p.,,- I'd ..raafa .-.
.a rie of 'a- s. ID ts sr sri th- Pn.-- i1 P-iar of
ts c.lr. ard t - b-.t h- sf-te. r sn .a
hs aas~i u- rell- fn- 'nt ftt-. 'r aerr faer Fafs
ofv-..f, LOOMS Graham F-3 sri believe .s.r -rrf,
qsnfet 90 dciars- the iu'. Of - cnsa .a rac' fet
.48 coa.a t. abo, srs ranp.r-i n-afoaf d.sg
r. oatoa and rs emPlaif condemnation 1 he --an of y"
Ra,s,i r,, h-r,o t. ,.i-' Of - ha'. s-a -'ea' ''a
sat "a h,H,fn fa9ali a'i Hnc-an ant o. ifnanf
asags ,eft f ssnrf'H af - ctaHg' '- be- 5r'ts 's
These resolutions we're ably discussed by Me.srs
B. B.ackmer Burbank. Brooks, SANFORD aud others and
the opinion expressed that the X9erleuce which the
people have bad of their old system of Jurisprutence
Is such g. leave Il mstier oi doubt whether Do
should De regarded as the perfection % wisdom or oi
folly
We shall best show our respect for the distinguished
men who have adorned the bench and bar 5y copying
them when they are nzht and rejecting them when
they are wrong certainly ,her Hisiom i poorly re-
d-cted by the tautocgy Isrgon and isehood 81 legal
forms which they have transmitted 10 us
Ino new system may require some labor ~ hrst-to
make IL nteli sDle but Il can scarcely b. more dark
than the odit may want some repairs but cannot be-
more disjo.nicd and rckety than that which il super
sedes
Any attempt OF the legal profession 20 prejudice r..
form will be understood (snce it Il Known thst their
eK0rbant charges ara nteriered With and viii only
resut n more settled determination to prosecute I,
with vi-or
The.e sentiments II was asserted were entcriaincf
with slm0st entire unanlmity BY the II the people
Aner The debate had closed the resolutions passed
unanimously.
On motion resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published In the papers Of this County, and
In the Albany Evening Journal Albany Argus, Albany
Atlas and New.Y York Tribune Meeting adjourned.
BENEDICT BROOKS, Prest.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
TOWNSEND \ ORRS MAMMOTH
PANORAMAS OF THE HUDSON RIVER
BALLS.
GRAND mILITRAY AND CIVIC BALI

GRAND mILITRAY AND CIvIo BALL.
lY THE NlIrH REGIMENT, lsr DIVISION Nvy
DMILiriA, s The Aslor plsce Opera hcose, on Thuks
DAY EVENING s9th met Tickets y The proceeds "
aid general fund fOr the erection o houumep q Uresn-
wood Cemetery, the remains Of LieaiseantCoi eax.
ter Csps Piersou and Barclay, Lieots Chandler and
Gallagher. and Mr. Forbss Tickets can Be pfocur~d rom
tho committee
Col II "a s,ebhins 81 Walls
Lieut. Col John Jacob Astor Pfnes and Mercer sss
Major Jones Bartlett. - bowsry
Admisnt John N keeer, r2Msid.n-lsns
Quartefmsster ]. T stagg. 1876 " sshinston
Psymssg-r y ". Coolidge, q WslEst
Cbspsn J. n stssrns, t9i Broadway.
Surgeon }. kssrney Mscsay. IS hsIioast
Cspt Vincent. Light Guard.
Capt John Msyh-r, rompsins Blues
Capt Pfuihomme, Monroe Blues
Capt z. Ayres Barter Bues
Cspt Jsmes Boyle Iodspendsoes 0usrd
Cant Rahsrd French. Lsfa, elite Fusilesrs
Lieut. DAuocchi. Italian Guard
Lieut. A. b Warner Bsuson Guards.
Al Brooklyn, OF
Capt Olney, Chy Guard.
Capt Piks, Pierson Guard
opsa of the oecfs and members OF her respective
commands, iu the above enterprise
Ms 0sn ssndford, Chsmbersst nssf Chorch
Brig Gen Storms. % ffanGiinsl
Brig Gen MOrrls, iO1 Falton-st
Bny Gen Hall. cor Brosdway and Psk. place.
Big Gen John Even. 81 Wal-st
Col Ry-r let Rsgirnent Col Duryse. Th Regiment
Col. Spicer, ld Col Borden, eth
Col. POsley "a Col Ferris, 3ih
Col Ystes an Col Morris, i0th
COL Warner, 9Th Col Haley, lin
Col. Psers 6h
N s-Esrly applications fo' tickets 10 requested ss ,hs
oambsr 10 limited. mS i1Hh
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
Diplomatic smussiing, &c.

Tie Washington correspondent OF the N0rfh
d@ercaR writes 20 i.liows under date q March ~
The President ha. directed the recall Of Mr. u. "
Ellsworth. a. ChaRe fdfatrts At Stockholm, upon the
evidence Of h.s participation 10 tue sfsir which has re-
Gently been the subject Of much ust and md gnani
comm, az 10 the press Tbs s perhsps the only IN
ssnce 10 whole history in which diplomatic agent
clothed with such honorable functons, ras difSra-ed
himself by an act A. once 80 contemplate ana merce
Mr.. CLAYTON is about 20 establish himself IN tie
former residence Of Mr. BUCHANAN. M MEREDITH
has taken the well known mansion or Ar IT CLAIR
CLARKE On Presidents square. Mr. PRESTON hss suc-
oes5sd Mr. HAsoS not only in Office, but Ia bic hou'e
hold Mr JOHVsoN has been established durirg TIE
Winter on Camtol Ill., and wl dn well o. keep him.
self above the atmosphere Of the city he other
befs have not yet l9cated themselves From these ind
cations il nsy be- Inferred that the Administration
will redeem some of the niggardly aud two D my
character Of It's predecessor IN cscharpng al least the
decencies II not the clviiities Of Official life
Mr.. BUcHASAN, certainly maintained the credit Of
his position IN this respect during his whole term Of
Office and with degree Of honorable Nberslty but
Of his associates except perhaps Mr MASON pre-
tended even 20 observe the Obligations Of social inter
course This mean and marrow spirit of psrsimony
not conhoed 20 the Cabinet for they were encour
aged by the example OF Mr.. President Polk. Vhose
houiehOld was conducted on mseTly scale than
those ol an hundred private gentlemen n Washington
Ii 10 generally believed that he saved between $50
aud s1J 900 OUT of bis salary and that during all the
conflicts OF party be consoed himself with The relec
ton, that however the opposition might cenounce his
Administration, they could not deprive him Of these
boarded gains The large salary attached 20 the Pres
dency. was granted expressly, AZ the debates show
that the executive mil ht entertain generously the Rep
resents,iyes Of foreign Governments the two Houses
~ Congress and tender such other h0spite.ty the
obi CATION OF the station imposed.
From the time that he entere d the White House
I'll the last day of the term. Mr. Polk devoted himse!
with the keenness Of money changer 10 the yrlhts
growing out of his position. lie mcaaured the sppe
es of his official guests and disturbed ancient yin
with the yists Of bis purse. The sJrcs OF bis mig
gafty dealings numerous IN all the Ct cos II he
metropolis they ediiahle 20 the Chief Ms:is
tracy, which he lowered by chsiering with provision
d
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

Another vessel will be dis
patched ior the Western Coast Of Aries, By tho Colo
niZsuon-oeety, % OF about the -Dtn 81 next month
lhe CO0a-1i5a J0urRai states that 20 Migrants will
BE taken board ~ Savannah and also - others who
we're % have gone cut IN the Liberia Packet but NOT
arriving a. Baltimore IN time were efl behind. From
savannah the vessel vii sail for Sir0', the Eastern
settlement Of the ColcBy-touehing however, at Mon.
royis The Packet which putout from ths port % the
2ilh at met with such obsruetona 10 the Boy, from
and the weather that she did not get fairly 70 ses
until the 9TH lnst Baltimore Patriot.
STAGE ACCIDENT ASD Loss Or LHE.-The
Ptsbvsh Deyaiek reports the upsettng of . stage
about ten miles from that city on Friday night over a
precyice of fsriy b. ny feet George w Penningtno,
canal captain killed. and the other four psssen.
gers (ons Ma. Murray injured. Toe driver re.
msinei iB the road snd actually r,i % s1,p a1 tie
acfia<aL The J9ry found verdict of 1ss.n by care.
essnsss On the part fthe driver.
UTICA Gas AsD WATER WoEKs-Those en-
gsssd Ia these undertakings making preparations
for commencing ss soon az Summer weather comes -
The zas vorks will PROBABLY be In operation BY Oeto
Der Or November.
FIRE rs OswEGO-A IRE occurred in Oswezo
en- saturday nigh. lst vasca destroyed the engins
h0-se belonging 10 ,se syracuse and O.xezo Railroad
Company AMI e locomotive worth 5000 No insu
rance.
FIEE.-The IRON fougdry At New Market, y
II vas burned % the 9Th supposed b the work o.
an ineendisry. Loss some 50 o0o insured 10 Exs,e'
and Concord.
~ letter 10 the Nep- Hgren Palladium says
that 90 the pssssss Of ths bark Antelope u Boston
Liverpool u Norfolk Capt Crosby and hs nrst o'nrI
Charles K. French, were washed overheard ~ Sc
which broke over the vessel bu, proyidenta-y -,
one end Of which made fast % ooars s.n. go. 80.
INTO the sea Cap, Crosby fet is s' no''eo - =,
seized hold u q, took or three tnrns Iosl.
arm and IN ,sis way drasssd oyer fn1 ,1sS
toe ssa Toe mate, Mr French vas "'' ii
10 0r near New Haven.
- Tbs Ks.t,cky Legislature denng is re
-, - .-..es N ( scts snd "a jJist resolutions -
,,s 80. rsre Ig5 granting divorces pretty
r. svec,aols number for ore 'e''i'o-
yr The first, second and third hoor' OF the
,s','sou.s of Msssrs Fry. al Richmond Va gave way
:, rd.v l.s, precipAiing large quantity of grocer
| "a mo confused pile IN ies cellar.
re- French Catholic Bishop Is about TO be
| ssnt out TO san Frsncisco.
~ FNt-Dsy IN NswHsnPshire, Tuesday
April :.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

Rts SwtNnftNG The iollowing : from the
Jo,i.rif,s CsArir Of Thursday last We have etieF
f,o,n respectable yert~msn from bourbon Co detail
i,g soe recent swndng oparsions IN thai region y
ons Ra,i.ulir Cloud which hss cs1se1 ecnside'atis
80 ard confusion theresb-u.s Ci1a1 has been 81 ex
,nsivs deslsr IN stock ana q; tals time nss drove OF
40 cattle on the usy East, and another on the vsy
Sou,h lie has lA.s y traded % severs forged notes
snong others one on Mr. Got. rich farmer Of ClEke
far - Oone on Benjamin Gay for about - yO1--And
one or sNr smith for large sam The banks Of
Ta,ins,o, and Pars sre sad 10 b. sufferers 81 nis
.snsn-isrins' % Thursday uight last, about nif
pigbt he z.u, to Psr. and morgsget ns property -
frirus and inu1zdi4tsiy s5fqIst1lz,ed q re1ions
!. ,hst We know not or Ills sEil1l-ns operations
sere made public the following 1sT.
WrrrA~p CANAL--rne Ice IS rottin- and Dis
.,-srirg ra5idly 10 the Welland Canal We esru "a az
n vii oe prepared ty the rsi q nexi mouth Tor TIE
raeu,0n sni passing q vessels Crest exertous have
baeu made during tee " utsr o Deepen TIE rock Dol
ION in the Brood Greek branch - that on the cp'nnz
nj navigation vessels drawing srs OF water can pAss
through without ohsirucscn. TIE usygaiioo VI a.
ss, ir the early part Of the seaso b b me Esse'
al Por, NAilAnt las, year b.. The ~orNs o. M
harr ard loek .; Pori Coloorr 5aEe oeE very tnaen
.sy.Deed and II 10 expected that he shcrt and dee'
line by Por, Co5orne VII De available 10 sies monin'
81 Catasrsne IosrTA'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
DR. EoudER BosTWIoK.

n ECTURER, AND AUTHOR Of eompe.e FfSncsI
lHo,s 90 be S.urs and Tresim cot of As 0soil,-Ur-
nkry Orgsos; q1sro; II splsndf pl&irs SO PIP.
Er.rseg from nc Boston h-fcs snd sorncsl SlroA
y.fhogt atlsr ptins minute psfisoo Of this
VIII Europear publications on ths sane subec ~
.s ,eares.y tnsf s 70 teetecy snf without cuslftcs
10 -ol. - sny Of Tns psss IN Actons fr~srss
arc nOg equal lhess. Dr. boewiex res tons the rrfss
sor god s-ryce and nohnf can prevent this sbs
aened aor cOnces1 that be mss produced borough vea
tgeod syst>mac ucsrs., which far ufpasses anything
u he Aid This 5ranch of rfsrss asreofore susmpsd
IN ihs couairy" Pnce 60.
Aassoy of tr-srss entitled Hnls 10 Yoang A-r,' rp
a5l pases; pnes o.. Author of fhs Family P6yseian
he Le These be hsd Of ths pub.shssa
as hn BURGESS STRIN0Ek, IA Drosdvay,
OF Of ne Aathor 50 troadwsy doom aoovs eroc1e
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
To Telegraph Operators.

Suppose, with given batiery-Power Boston 0e
.o,nec,ed with New York BY electris circuit and
y.vYork and Washington, Washington and Charleston
CHARLESTON snG Savannah, and Savannah and New Or
,e,n. bs connected In the same manner oy inaePen d
ss,, ,i-eu,,. Query Is there say method no" IN
No. nv Which ui,h TIE same battery power eommuni-
-, "a, be Elected iasag'GHs0lsly and ref'Pre a.
S',seep Bsspon and Sew-OrlsAns BY e5nnecuns u.
,erers eircaiis-lhey still remaining Ias1..'ea snl
iniepsnisui and must not a. eoillls. es ~ ,..,.
-, po.,.n and New Orleans be rewritten IN pNsf
~ Or. circu,t9 circuit VIII any genilenap issii''
isr with the practice please answer EN-
Vs,e York Merci III, l-i9.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY. March -.
LARGE CAsrING-The second bed-Plate for the
steamship OHIO Of Geo Law Co.'S line, 70 run be
tween th. City and New Orleans wa, cast yesterday
At Secor & Cos Iron Works foot Of Ninthst -Four
6,-nsee, were chsrsed with q tons Of metal, which
we're Transferred 70 the mold by l20 workmen. BY
means Of ersnes aid buckets The weight 'l 'ne eAp
ns il about IS tons. The engines OF The OAo VII De
ao in diameter and fee, stroke The GsorSa' i'r iae
same line 4. now AZ Messrs Secors Works taxing 10
her machinery
rtry..-Tbe barn Of Judge Morrell, IN One
Hundred and Twenty ffth.st near Avenue A. ~ss en'
,irely destroyed by FIRE on Tuesday night II sup
posed 10 have been set on hrc---.The sisTm given
sbout o'clock last night occssioned oy some com
hp.,ible material tskng fire In the yard OF M h
Wood. druggist No. - Msiienlsne. The damage done
vas very trihns
FnlroRrAL CRASoE.-We have been informed
,hs, WIN Henry Leonard, Esq has become associated
10 the editorial department Of the Rsn' horA' ine or
gan OF the colored people Thomas Van Rensselaer,
Of course. re emainirg at his Old post
AcclpFsr.-wilham Campbell OF Nine-st.
BROOKLYN while engaged At work on the rooi OF two
.,ory house in Barclay st fen OF on the Sidewalk tie
did not sppeAr to be much injured BY the fA and was
conveyed t. a,s residence.
RESCUED FROM DRowNING-O John How
sp, while laboilog under the influence Of liquor is''
evening fsll into the dock At tbs too, Of MsrkeisP
and would hsve perished had not ohcas BsffeA rsn
dered prompt assistance.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

" The Washington correspondent Of the
husid ssys that conference held on The SOth n't
uy ths locofocO senators al which II was deteimneo
.ast there be longer any confidence placed IN MI
esn'on- Nessrs. Hsmlin aud Bradbury. although sore
stainst their will are compelled 10 oppose Mr. Ben
soo' On Mr.. Clifords account
q The members of Assembly at Albany have
Hessnsed Mr. Pfndle their Clerk with valuable gold
eh = token Of their appreciation Of his character
~ ssfVcss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
litDtbN TRADE.
IRvINos COLUMBUS.

,rHE THREE VOLUMES COMPLETE Life and
NOyages Of Christopher Coumbus To which are sdded
thoss of hs win pales and copioos In
de1 SvOls llno uniform with lhs edition VI Irving
WORKS -
90. h-naiag ass..y a,-,..ts u.
~h0- compass ol literature
hs cosi-f-i by - Truth oi history sa3 ne
.ams tine ssfsi -sctsn.nt Of s-l sntisa
Wsssrn Contia.nt
Perhaps truly sas.blso Of The ssthof. .oas-
Home Jopus
IN. .tor, Of Columbus simr.by srsssi sni thoash
snd ,hil h.iofy interesting hsh .roesht tgsnsass
u2 2ts q Y PUTNAM
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23
urW HOOKS, NEW BOOKS.

NLAtkWOOD FOh NAKLH-Ths CsfI0hs o0DEIhusd
- Price q ceGis
Lsdle. National msgs1lns 70, April lsi cts
L.Iefs Living Age, NO lts -0rest Railway Afiieis,
&c l2i cents
Mirror oflhs Patent Ofcs- improvements NE Mechsn
c Ara ArcAiscturs, Manufactures, Assicunrs, hsvss
ton &c II -,
OaIlines Of Physiogoomy- numerous snsrsvinss-Rss-
field. 25 cents
Guide to He.lth and Long Lifs-C -Cuysfwsu. - cents
How 10 - Hsppy-Ths body and ihs mind Z se1ts.
voi and Of Asca1lsy's great Hstory. - cts esrh
Midnigh suo, by Miss Bremen IA cents
y0iup1eusness the IN Of sues Seven Cspta Sine ~ eu
Scslpel Cor Mnch-srpOsufso Of QIscasy IS csuD.
C.liiornis and Oregon Tr-i by fasmsD yos sc each
An Assoftmsbt Of Guide Books Tor Travellers
MatsrnsI hsnsgemsnt ~ Children, by DR. Bull. Is cs
Gardener snd Con psts 5risl u cents.
klsg Henry VII No 73 gfH Dfsms, lgst Oot llf etc
God seekers Manual, ny Prof Anstssd l5 csnis
mIZ lus EEhYOkD co 4 Asof House.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

u meeting Of the citizens OF Albany was
held on the Goth inst to express themselves shout ihe
Csnsl Bank affair Dudley Burwel, Samuel Morgan
John r. James George Mouiea,h. Bradford K "o"a
Lawson Annesley, Conrad A. Ten Eyok and Kobe"
Temple we're appointed a Committee to report rs'o.a
,ions to meeting to be held on Friday evening the
23d inst