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he possession Of the land free from s present
ineum5rsncss while tnosa who engaged IN ia cgitvs
ton would 90 with energies, snd Inspired with
hopes. Tbs; advantage would oe most dearly pur
chased 81 any violation Of TIRE rights Of property No
thing easy 70 suggest remedies overioosnz
those nights Of pr psrty which was the duty OF the
British legislature 10 the fret Instance o. uphold AZ
TIE time be thought THIS Was ri2hf or 30 little
value - the present propret0rs II the Membranes
on the land were % be discharged, and VIE is
present pruspectsthst he could not hep thinking II
possible for tire Government with the sanction Of
this House, takirg Al enlarged view ef the wnoie
subject 70 devise some means By which new capital
sht Be introduced into the cultivation oi the and
and BY which the misfortune snd despair which
necessarily hung over the present proprietors might BE-
removed. lie woald advise In order 70 avert ths dan
ger that gradually advancing and b meet the In
minen present crisis the selection o. persons BY toe
Crown the bes; means Of e.ectng transfer OF pro
perty consistently N equity and justice guaranteeing
the future propretors szsnst unlimited dem amos
sccouni Of poor-rste making improvements, whereby
body Of men could be- employed setting tae poo
pie make rosis through inaccessible districts and
IN the ca tivsfiOn OF that and which was now
thrown out OF cultivation It appeared 70 him that tat
would be better course than the voting Of limited
Of money In relief trusting that the future potato
crop Of year would Be better than the preceding
lie hope but transfer OF property-thaf trans
fer 70 be effected By individual barter but by the
Intervention Of Government some commission
which would take the whole o. the district. and be the
means Of rssing i from IL present sments1e 'il-
gatOD.
Mr. W Brown considered that II Sir Robert Pees
plan carried out u would afford the best guar
antee for the future prosperity Of ireland Having
kept debtor and creditor account against that coun
try. BE- prepared % show that Ireland owed Eng
land e300Oo0O00, ard he though IL but Just there
fore that the l.h should put their hands Ia their oTn
pockets instead Of applying 70 the niustrou. inhabN-
ants Of YORKSHIRE Lancashire and other English couu
tes for assistance he should for the rate In aid
The debate wss resumed on the 9Th In the course
Of IL Lord John Russell said that the plan o. sir Peel
q zion 80
the question gave ma Jrity OF % against amending
the proposition 0f the Ministry, which then passed
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TOWNSEND 4 ORR's MAMMOTH
PANORAnrAS OF THE HUDSON hIVER


NOV On Exhibition at too new large Hall hiief up
NeXpressy for hete Paintings, al SO Broadway corner
OF WglksT-s
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
No time pains has been spared 10 MAKE lhese
Paintings worthy Of the Empire City u the Empire safe
The object Of the prOpetOs he's been 20 paint Panorama
OF our noble Hudson and Of NswYOr Guy which would
he vasy superior 10 sIe beauty and artistic mer 10 any
that have heretofore been exhibited In the world They
hsve been nearly years IA preparation. AID have a.
ready cost about TWENY FiNLTHOUsAND DOLLAhs
DoOrs open ct 7 Panorama will commence moving 81
O'Clock
Tickets ~ csns children bali pnce. Tickets admitting
gepileIusu aud Two ladies, 81.
There will be an Afternoon Exhibition on Wennesdsys
and Saturdays o'clock, for he accommodation OF ian-
lee schools sni those who cannot make convenient 10
attend evenings. mi@OSo"-
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AtlsrIisiN NALEN.
A. NJ BERWIN, Aoctoneer.
DY BANGS, Pt.ATT ~ co. store 2es Brosdw'

A NJ BERWIN, Aocioneer.
DY BANGs, PIATT ~ CO. store 2e4 brosdwS
DNEw.YORE TRADE sALg MaTch-To be commenced
on sATU RDAY MORNING, 2ith March, win mos ex
t@nsiys catalogue OF Papers embI IcDg letter paper In
great vsreiy Of qualities hne and s1perhne ns cap bue
and white cut CAP blue and white ruled and PLAIN edRef
papers OF all kinds drawing pspers French pspers com
mercal and packet post &c SC Also, large assortment
Of Crane L Co q supsffne cOofed medium OF al co"fs
and Parish os blue and while bonnet hosrdsO be sOd
on the most liberal terms Of credit Immediately sef
which the sale Of Stationery will be commenced embracing
hs uuel m assortment OF fancy and staple goods import
ed and domestic; blank books lesd pencils quis Se &C
MONDAY EVENING, March %.
English FNcRAvIsSs-A magnificent COLLECTION OF
Bngsh Fngravngs from the works Of Lawrence, Land
seer Wilkie Marlin Newton, and other eminent artists
Separate catalogues which may be he'd at the salcoOn
where the samples may be seen
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Court or APPEALs.-ScieRecrad y, W ednesdsy,
March 2l-No 2a-Corpels 3. Lawrence, PHI tn error,
:. James Miller def in error. The argument OF ths
esu,e Wa. continued through the dsy-noi concluded
In the case Of William X Blair, aPpeAt rs STE
nheu d Dillsye respdt- No. "a on the Caentsr-so
reported Yesterday Judgment affirmed By defsui-
n houd have been stated that the respondents default
entered and that toe appellant hsd leave to furnish
the cases and argue the cause ex parts . -
JL.ysdav March 22--Present all the J1dget-So -
-I.wrenca rs Miller The argument ei this Cause
was concluded sbou, 10 NJ to-day. mo JO-Leoasfa
eel Mn 10 error Is Barber Robinson deit In error
ATsaed Mr.. A Tsber Tor ph. ia error NJ u
coms,ocs for delft in error.---.So ~ NS I n
Blsr appclrt Is Stephen ID. Di.lsye, respd nc us
f.ut taken on the 18th opened BY consent ana e~.'
srgued The order OF supreme Court IN h4u'yi ue DC.
nying re-hearng appssjed from, reversed s.1noT'
rS.,s Mr. Geo Cornsrock for sppent NJ hssly =
SeSgxiek for respdt---.No. eS-EdInuD1 &c. =
re.pdt asaiasf Rzssel Srurgs sppeht Tue aeiaa -
Nm on the 10Th opened by consent and Cause 49,
The sppeA dismissed without cause and without pfer
de- Mr. Henry J. Sedgwick for sPPelt M. geo Z
corn.toc< for respdr....No 3s-Assh hAi a. ~ :.
,or :. samuel Robinson. def In error ms es 49,.
.nhml,,ej upon printed Arguments and Ponts 90 nnas
,,,aIs,ion N Hoyarc, Jr counsel No 9l-hIr , ~.
csss rs,odt sxafrs Nathaniel p. Aspinva spgeA -
t.amss wr B Davis SOxon for sppeht M, :.
a,ibsvsy, Jr for rsspdL Not concluded Al ~ ~,
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miscellaneous.

On the sd ult the Jews Disabilities bill passed the
House of Commons
The Cunsrd Company have now In forward state
of construction on the banks OF the clyde TWO ne"
steamers to be- Dansd the Asia and the Africa lhey
are Intended to Ill the place OF the Britannia and Aes
da. The new steamers will be commanded by Capt
Judkns and Capt Ryre, who will be succeeded 10 tne
charge Of their respective vessels the shaoa anu e
NIAGARA by Capt Harrison aud Capt. shannon, and In
Ike manner they will be- succeeded by the captains
next In seniority 10 the service. 10 the command d
the Europa however, there will be no chsnse' 'apt
Lott preferring 10 retain hor.
Bernard Barton the Quaker Poet died q. Woodbridge
Essex, the l9ih ut
Sir Charles Napier has been appointed Commander
in Chief 10 lnds, sup-rseding Lord Cough
The EnODsaa Tincs says IL Is here reported nal
the Pandora surveying brig Is bringing from the Pseie
freight Of gold from the California mines 10 tue amount
OF nine tons valued At s9OO,OOO sterling
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NAVIGATION T.nws.

Mr.. Alderman Thompson qu.cet 81 the Secretary Of
State for Foreign Af.rs whether any answer had been
received from the Government Of the ntst Stses OF
America the letter Of Mr. Champion, Of the date OF
the 10th Of January last respecting the proposed relax
alton OF the British nsvi gation laws.
Vscouut Paimerston replied ths, no official commu
ncaion had been received from the Government OF the
Uoitsd states but At the time her Majesty Gov
eminent had 10 believe that the dispatch,
when IL did come would be couched In any other than
the liberal and conciiis0ry spirit which had Character
lLai 81 Ranrrni,s fncart cnmmun.c atlnn.
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ERRONEOUS STATEMENT CORREcrED.-Ihe io.-
lowing paragraph originated in Northern paper WIS
copied into our columns few days since, and Is stu
still going the rounds OF the press.
Hon Rsvefdy johnson, as Uniied States Attorney Gen
ara. II Is stated gsaius Mr. Esings claim nal MS depart
-pl 10 new one and ns al the clerks Of The an LAND
Per,,ou ard Patent Bureaus Shout 1907 suhect 70 be
turned their oommssio1s expiring Win me "sn7f O'
ne huresu 10 The department
We have been requested By Mr.. Johnson, through
friend to state that there not word OF truth ID
n tom which we infer that Mr. Johnson has not given
anv opinion on the subject Bali sun
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The Dead coming to Life-Wheat Crop 10
Western Newly DIRK.

Correspondence OF Inc tribune
KNowLsvmLE, ORLEANS Co. March 20, l-is.
Mr.. GREELET: A young woman OF this place
named Spencer taken slightly III a few evenings
since she wen, TO bed and in the morning was found
nsensibe and supposed TO be dead Her funeral took
place yesterday in the presence Of large number Of
the n-igbbors Shortly ser the conclusion Of the fu
neral sermon and before the coffin hsd been moved for
the purpose Of carrying II 20 the grave was discover
ed that life extinct. she was placed
on the bed and the work Of resusciiston commenced
II IT, however still doubtful whether che will recover
or not
Orlesns and Monroe and II we do not have severe cold
weather this Spring the Autumn will certainly bring
an immense harvest. Yours, respectfully, ,. W. NJ.
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PATERSON ROBBERY TRIAL.-The trial Of Dan
i'll Dermond arrested at Paterson n. J. with John A.
Calvin and f. Gle for rebSng the clerk Of Drew Rob
oson 4 Co of this city OF s. 800, commenced on
Tuesday last
90 Thursday night the Jury returned on Friday
they asked in vain to be discharged and at o'clock this
morning correspondent at Paterson writes had
been out 81 hours with no reireshment but water.
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EXPEDITION To THE DEAD SEA,

WILL BIZ PUBLISHED ON THE 3IH MI, ,o
A NARRATIVE OF THE LATE EXPEDITION ~
N THE DEAD SEA. from n Diary by one OF he fsity
esaed by Edward p Montague. stsched TO The u TX
petition chip Sappy with Incidents and adventures iro
Asrne OF the sailing Of the Expedition In NOVEMBER 1871
Il he return o. the In December 1913, illustrated
v coored map Of The Holy Land, complete IN vol St'
page, cloth 9Th, price 81.
Orders from the trade requested. ma Esl22i -
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auctoneer,
WILL sEII At Auction. on MONDAY

w Msrch o. instant al y O'Clock, al the Merchants ~
change the elegant and superof-buii three story hrck
bonse 1917 Prince near Charlton 81 The house Is y by %
feet with heavy independent Sidewalk lot . by 100 iee
snd cost he former owner sl4 COO The present owne
has recef ty put Of Po~eIs hoar furnaces WIN
copper smote pipe aud plated registers also one OF bee
h, improved ranges with not and cold wafer bsihs &c
pIae sss in front the pafors ard ball have mahogany
doors W ID plated furniture; The second end hifd si.ns
srd basement are finished In style TO coue,pond TUE
n,fc. nav be seen at all seasousbe hours to) ms Jus
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~ II is stated that w. II Y. HAcKErr, ESQ.
Of Portsmouth, lie TO be the District Attorney for
New. Hampshire. Hon. Joel Eastman, late the Wing
candidate for Congress- held the place under Gen Hsr
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IE5- A Joint resolution to call Convention iol
the revision OF the Constitution OF Michigan has passed
both Houses Of the Legislature of that state.
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THINGS ~ MoNTREAL.-The Courier and En-
gub0 has dispatch from Montreal OF the sd stating
that the Representation BIZ was lost In the House Of
Assembly. on Wednesday, by one, Mr. Pspinesu voting
against IL The course be pursued by the Governor
on the Rebellion BIZ has not transpred. $500 damages
has been given against the Pilot newspaper for libel
ing Col. GuRy.
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fY- The Warsaw OF S,onington was discovered
TO be on fire by the brig Dahlis, Capt Wilson, in
lat. 80 ", long. - w, on the 22d inst. The w.
had been abandoned See Marine Intelligence.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIR. DEuPsTERs- second Original Ballad Ester-
vi sinmeul AZ mo Tshern acle on MONDAY EVENING.
Mach D. will include tie foO~ing The spof where
u Wa horn, imprisOnsd; JOha AucersOr 10. ne
Rsiny Day saw " nv Wee Thing Mars Nsn for a
that Lsuen Of the Irish Emgrsui; Let Love One A.
Oih-f BY Nsrnie o Pm alone al sale; Dgncan Gray,
ard his popular csrt4s, hs May QIeen. n three pats
Tickets 81 ccnis 10 commence Al O'Clock n2i lis-
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II Propnelors-Brosd"sy, Gear Spring areet-Acmis
Is cenls: children hall pnoe; performance to
mencs NJ o'clocs--nONDAY EVENING. March g.
The sT-farl.d English AcroDAs, Mr. Charles Rivers, Mr.
Frederick Rivers ana after w. Rivers will appear 10
the yariou, feata o. Grouping nOuning sod Posunng
will perform hs fsvOnie pony Cinderella and the ,roE
ponies Damon and Pylhss. Horsemanship by hesUs-
Neville sud n Gardiner also the accomplished juvenile
rider Master Maurcs Sands The whole TO conclude with
favore Aherpiece. There will be AZ afternoon perform
me L Hnu cnlnrnarrI.x 4 lfcncI
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~ H. WooDwoErH, Barnburner, IS elected
Mayor of Chicago.
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TO TAILORS.

THOSE WHO WISH to oblsu completes method OF
er,og Ali the various styles OF garments ~ worn Al The
yssrol tne would DO well 10 purchase suneme.s New
Nora 90 he subject ss II u 50 perfectly eNpnc inst any
ho1rs study. can proceed TO mmedAte ptse
rsni Gameu,s Price per copy. complete 70 To De hso
he author Us BrOsdwsy or At Whocset ; f.coo'sst
u Fnhsops kc Sc 4CoTtiau6-s, New-fofk rs olscod
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The TIInr-, I0ui0l 7 % y -
O. p PUTNAM, Publisher, 1855 Broadway
Orders received by all Booksellers. ma IA
THE AMERICAN BEE-KEEPER's

NANUAL, BY T. u. MINEN-FtcoFI.
wi From the Commercial Advertiser.
his the American book published on t- su eel
Doe. hh credit aud Intelligence ct tho auihof
uho has made the habits little bee he special study
o, hs h. ranered his page, much practical affirmation re-
the productive profitable Treatment of the honey bee
s h. Ia. so ~ut.n boob that the general reader
a natural history IL - indeed, chan
,ouae which the publisher has literally Illustrated
JUST PUBLISHED,
Coles American Fruit Book-5O cents
Aliens American Farm RoOk-Sl
Allen on the Diseases OF Domestic Animals CENTS
For sale by Tm2i Stisl e. M SANTON, l2l Fulion-u
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ry,HE GnYaT CHINESE uU-EEu. CHI

u NESE BUILDINGS, Broadway, between Prince and
SprnR ts-This collection The largest IN the world. and
The only one Of the kind 10 mis- country exhibits the differ
ent classes OF society 10 China the form Of Government
manners and cnsOrOs progress the Arte Rel ous Laws
Literature. gcultU Trades and Manufactures u
sI OF large number Of figures " the sze u life several
nundI I'd paintings, stores, apartments, vessels models Of
temples houses and bdgss specimens OF manufactures Of
various kinds agricultural and mechanical implements
siesl Instruments. lanterns, &c. &c.
Open daily from AM ill i0Pm. Ambulance Is cents
Children upder Y yenrs Of aye half price u isf
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pAMNuM's AMkhiCAN ,iU,EUn.-F

Jr Assistant gersp entd pc ornsnces every sfe
and every evening 81 u O'Clock The cesbrs-d
Quaker Giant and GitDies hO have returned this city
and may be day and evening IBIS this establish
meIt with tbs Mammoth Lazy, who weighs t76 be
Tanis The FsrJ Q1eeu. Bsvstef Lee and ebrated
troupe sre engaged for one week more Also engaged
Great Western, the Yankee Comedian, Pete Morris, Mr.
Cbsppsn Mr. Copeland, Mrs Mcneil, Mas stsnhope Wsx
stssgsry Mammoth BOYS, he Acminon IS cent? chH
arar II. "a % 80
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EuRAp ENGLISH BKussELs, ANp !, Ss.
l. fisH iNGKAINs-R. LAWRENCE !. ex - a ~
-, 1s,ysd very handsome sssoftmens On or.ss 49,,
rss., NV ard logrsn srpenss excellent pss,ns
he viii ss on lhe very lowest terms Ao . s,.srd,
ns, ~ aver description Duggess, OAelo ms a. ~ ~
Rnss Wndoy shades, &c. sc. Ecoronsr win ~
call
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nEPOsiTION-, AFFIDANiTs, Ae.no..sas
DnenS Of Deeds &c. to be used OF r.eofoeS ~
Pe1ssyy.rs Delaware Maryland, NlrgniS NOI1h Saro-
na soa,h Carolina, Flord. Louisiana Tennessee Men
aeAy, Ohio Michigan. indisns, liiioois missoa'
Nc Nd lows nav be taken and csrtihed ~ me uhes
ssnes Who has been appointed Commissioned iof us'
Wftose BY the Governors ~ said Stsies
ma sr.. - once Is Winsm-si
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rrECHANICs, HALL
AZ Broadway, between Grand and Broorne sta
OYtS EVERY NIGHT DURING The WEEK.
. original and Wsl-knOwn
CHRIsTYlS nTINSTHELS.

Organized 2flihe Oldest established Conpny IN the world
AN AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY.
Admission - cents Doors open at 7, COccen
rnences ~ oclocs The whole under the direction and
msnsg smeut Of r. p CHRIsTY me wis
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TELESCOPES, EYEGLASSES, 6e.-A nne
= ssso<insni Of Telescopes, spy-glssses oPs,ss =,
se lately received from the eelebrsrd msnaIseV'} "
Lefvtoep Secrotsp Paris These instruments are oi W
nSs sxes aud ali finished IN the most exquisite syo
s~anssstip They made 10 shu, up In The mos' con-,
- hfm % that the luscsi may be csfned ~ sne
sts FOR persons travelling gong Io1he taes
sEee focrc mosi desirable FOR sale al reduced pro
lmis lmis'i Dr. ]. r Chiffon. IS ChslnI,rl.s
tSk THE FACE AND SKIN Shutohs sessss
es Loton highly valuable cosDouc Tor efsdsoarot
vAps bosches ieile tso, fresties and rngwofin Inc
s~ ins lotion for short time will estsblsh prilsos
sy rnl2 Ads TAM.
S9S nm TO LUAN-On blnd and mortgage on
xv'OUU productive real estate IN this ci'y 70 tune
eppacan,s - 800 and s4,f 100 al per eoLt interest
~ he Ba1k Note Exchange Office 70
- Ms- JOHN p CONREY, go Wali'st
WAGON fOh sALk-Awsgon, made by 0odwln'
Nd sondhsnd and 10 good order, win lvsIhef TOP box
scass Zeal extra also, po.y built sorei nofse, 10
~ ,ssa Inquire Of n DODGE, Of 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
CARPETING.

NEW CARPETINGS,
,,.,oprrn rXPRgssiY FOR THE SPRING TkApE.
In WV SMITH s KNAPP,
~ BROADWAY, - .
forro.fts the CITY Hsll.)
uAyEJ OSr RECEIVED, by late HrriVaAs' iuA s'''i'
[lnenI Of - ....,., c,ppvrISas
-, 49,. -, .s hes. designs dspied to every aye OF lui
o. Vim ,resi variety Of eayrely new patterns OF wen
'esS''e" ENGLISH FLOOR oIL~cLorHs
' VI AMERICAN CARPETlNGS
Of all ktocs .,
By eoohnlng their exclusively 70 n
Of trade al receiving their soSd. one.. ~ 20 Mar re-
.ud American Manufacturers they Aie e"s'' ~ ~
rulssr inducements purchaser . :, 10. ~, ,.,1 -
CHOICE BRUSSELS CARPETs a. 81 ~ foo 20 49,
Otter goods selling al proporuousio prices rs --