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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05
From Mexico-sevsre Fire mt Ncw.OrIeHus'

The Southern Mail has arrived with New Or
leans dates to the 25ih ult The Pedyrne contains Ia
ter dates from Mexico but the newsis unimportant
Gen Wood had arrived at New Orlesns
Jane. Porter, prominent citizen, resident ct OAK
Lawn near New Orleans, died suddenly at that place
few days since.
Afre occurred at New Orleans on the 9Th ult which,
before It could be subdued consumed 10 houses near
the Railroad depot
The steamer Columbus from Philadelphia, arrived
out safely at Charleston and also the steamer Osprey
having encountered terrible gale and got short OF fuel
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FROM HaYri.-The schr. Ariets. Capt. Wheel
er ast arrived a, this port from Port Prince which
place she LEI, the 18th of March. Capt W Informs
Us that the President of Hayn hsd raised army OF
about 600 men, and marched the 10Th of February
against the csns-but with whs, success had not
been sscertained when he left Port su Prince.
LarkR-The brig Frontier, Captain PIT.
rIesgw. arrived last evening from Portsu Prince
whence she sailed the 18th ult Capt F. brings nc
news q! Importance. Business was dull and quiet on
account of the recent Government monopoly laws
Coffee and Dye Woods scarce.
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To,al. 2oO36 2IOls i7oO.- %, 800 y l1J 2Vo5
Trumbull over Seymour 1856 Seymour and niles
over Trumbun 4O7 Bssell over Cs,lin l,5SO Cs'lin
and scattering over Bissen 2iO. Wing loss from l-i-
2227 Loco loss 1853.
The fe y towns not included in this Will proba-
bly somewhat increase Mr.. TruInbuiis plurality
The rest Of the Wing state Ticket Is probably
ahead Of this as Col. Seymour RUS ahead OF his
a.nkot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

NoMISArioss BIZ Tux GovEKNok'-ooV' ISM
has nominated to the Senate Nicholas Dean one OIL
the Commissioners for losning the oo'ea s'.'e' DO
posi, Fund in the City Of kew.York. Also Reuben
korpley and James II. Brsoe, ." Trustees OF inc Ses
usns Rctrest Also. Guhsn &. 'erp'ancA sha ".
Tsimble. 40 Commissioners OF Emgranon-'ns 'ss'''
IN piece Of James Boormsp, who dechned 'eapP0'n'
mana
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n Does anybody know anybody. not law
YER nor directly under lawyer influence that sp
proves of the Senates eiectins from ettce the
Commissioners OF Practice and Pleadings Has
AN, body seen journsi OF any party or persuasion
that snproved Of that election Does anybody
;m,s,ns that Senator who voted to eject will be
popular candidate for reelection next Fan ii
anybody has any information OF the Kind above
;,i,..,cd let him make it manifest
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LoPHAR MILLS.
GERARD STUYvEsAST,
JOSEPH r TAyL' n, ssc,stsdes =,
WM L. SHAkDIow, a.

~ Th,s Eren,ng. the Whigs Of our City are
asked to assemble in General Meeting 10 respond
10 the nominations of CALEB S. Woodruff for
Msyor and their candidates for Superior and Ma
rine Court Judges The notice IL very short ana
many must be detained away by Ward Meetings
and Committee business, but we trust there will
nevertheless be a spirited rally. Aid. WOOD
HULL has been faithful public servant and de-
serves generous support. Let US show tonight
that be shall have il
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Threatened Insurrection at Bahia.


By an arrival at this port we have dates from
Bahis TO Feb Is Signs of an outbreak among the Re-
publican. being apparent the Government. took speedy
measures to suppress it BY planting number OF can
non In the streets.
The insurrection finally broke out about 80 mies
from Bahia bu, the Government quickly put 1t down
without, serious difficulty.
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From Pernam buco.

BosToN Wednesday April T.
The latest accounts received at Bahia from Per
nsmbuco represent the country in que, condition
Brazil generally was In troubled state.
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Appointments.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April IS

Bailie Peyt ton is said to be still the most Promi-
pept man for the Mexican Commissi)n. Alexander
Irving Of Clearded Co Pa has been appointed Marshal
for the Western District of Pennsylvania, and Mr. snet
zor District Attorney for the same District The latter
resides at Pittsburgh 1t Is rumored ths Tho' titmsn
Esq has been appointed Warden OF the Washington
penitentiarY
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BUSIEESS NOTICES.

ANIRIcAS MUSEUM The rush to the Museum to tho
MsrneIts ecpses all former precedeni They stand alone
In their peculiar line Every member Of the company
prodigy psnton and the ladies' 10 grace and sctiy
iy surpassed their Herculean comp snops The
lofty lecture room barely high enough for ths tow erng
human pyramids wonderful sill ssuD OF the
latter Gu, lady friends and families respectfully sd
vsed to In afternoon when The performances
quite brilliant IN the eyenng aud The pressure VI the
crowd 10 less
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The Cherokee.

SAVANNAH. Wednesday, April l.
The steamer Cherokee has arrived from New
York n o. hours
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Lt,kY Cos FiSE MoLrskiS SILK HAr.-rnbnc,r,
al The recent improvements ard unexeel,d By AZ,
h-r,is fore produced will 10 % Al g. each. 3ikS A.o
House q. 4,
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Gen. smiths Procinmatio n-GoId shipped
by English hbips-of- wbr-Noyngc Of the
(pIIforuiu.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
DURANGO March 2. ls49.
You are of course aware already of the hitherto
successful voyage OF the ste amer California, which
reached Mazatlan fortnight ago and proceeded
to California and you have also been informed OF
Gen. p. Smiths manifesto. the prime object OF
which is not exactly known. Emigrants from
this country do not appear to be restrained by It,
nor by the unfsvorabe rumors either which have
been lattery current hero and IN Mazatlan as re-
CARDS the excessive abundance at San Francisco
of men and merchandise and the scarcity OF gold.
These reports qure confirmation, and II they are
founded upon something the circumstance that the
news refers to a period in the depth OF Winter
when the country was probably covered with
snow may possibly explain them. Great numbers
of people do however really pass through this tc
Mazatlan and there can be no doubt bu. that the
| neishborhood OF San Francisco will very soor
be overstocked with Spectators and fortune
| hunters.
About thirteen thousand ounces OF gold have
been brought to this coast, all of which goes t(
England IN the English ship-of-war Cypress, now
here snd soon TO sail for Valparaiso.
N,urs Nc Y
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THE AAKSprp CHARrsR.-The Act to amend
the charter of the City of New-York, passed by
the Legislature, and to be voted on by the Free
men Of our City on Tuesday next having been
signed by the Governor. is now law, and its pub
LEGATION in all the Daily papers Of our City has been
directed by the Common Council As said Act
was published in full In The Tribune of Thursday
last it would be q sheer waste OF room to reprint
it, aimee any one who wishes to read 1t has but to
turn back TO last Thursdays paper and there lind
it printed Let no citizen W no has not
already read 1t refrain day longer and let no one
Be satis6ed with merely voting for 1t, but persuade
all his friends and acquaintance to do likewise
Unless the advocates of hetrenchmeut and Reform
take hold OF the matter in real earnest, we shall
see the Amendments defeated, as their predeces-
son have been. Pass the warning to your
neighbor,
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JUDICIAL NoMiNATIoNs--The Barnburners last
evening nominated the following candidates for
Judges
Superior Cour;-RoBKRr EMMET, AIM. : Johnson
and LIVINGSTON LIVINGSTON
For The MdrtHs COsri-NELsoN j. WATERBURY and
ROBERT ID. LIVINGSTON
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CHiLDREss PARIS STRAW HATS AID CAps.--A besnii-
l variety Of The latest French fashions for spring and
summer combining Partisan taste with American sk Of
styles entirely and Trimmings ineorceivsby rich, jas,
opened and submitted 70 Tho taste Of lsdies by
JOHN n GENIN 2ft Broadway ooposite 81 PauPa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

" TIE cheapest and Dess place 10 he city to got good
Boo. and shoesb Al Josks's. "a AnnG nsnshs American
Museum. Fira oasuy OF Preach calf dre.s Boots A. So
second u - 10 81 Congress Boots a 81 TO 81 FREQ,
Wacrp proof Boots - 81 T. D. Fr-ocA 20.
~. 81 JoSsss. II Ann-st near the Nus.on nnQsl
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" Geo W. yssscH. IS Ann o. h" us, received few
cases 0eofs French Cali Dress Bos, hek he r-isns,
" NE EXTERN low price Of o. and wsrsnis Ihan saperr
TO any boot ever before offered the Tuhl;c AN.
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sHIss OFT. vAIs sus'sprinx at las with u, and
KNOX on hand - usual prepared alf oil orders for
bic irm'abs eats, Of Tho true Spring fhon KSoxs Hat
Store lie Tulson-st has grown almost famous - The
sul ulef
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II Capt SMITH OF the u s Buoy Schooner
REPORTS havirg seen several whales outside the bar st
sandy Hook on Tuesday Pcut!ns and playing in great
alee
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Cocrsrttrut Riectiou.

NEw.HAyES. "Wednesday APrnt
II Isimpossible yet TO say VINO " elected uo'-
ernor. The Legislature is also doubtful Inc
Senate i. believed to be Wing by J or majority
The House. as far a. heard from this afternoon
stands lO4 Wings % Locos, - Free Soiler'. II
is probable that the Wings have carried the Leg
i.lature. Three Loco-Foco Congressman WAL
DO. BoorH and CLEvELAsD are elected, and one
Wing BUTLER.
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DREs Doors Aso COsGsss GAiTsss-w.rK,x.lI,
Fultonst hss constantly hand sod -shes 70 order s
rs,s Boo,s from q to ss, Caters nom o. IS TO as
shces from Oh IS TO 81 So Also. Superior Lsci., An.
Childreo's SHOES, u vsy low prices AL Utel,s w,r.
ran;ed ms. yeoS
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SENATE....ALBANY Tuesday, April ;.
The Senate were engaged in discussing Private
Claims.
ASSEMBLY
The House met At O'Clock. when the Comm
tee of the Whole took up the bill 10 amend the
CODE or PROCEDURE.
A debate sprung up, bur little progress was
made
Mr. w s SMITH moved to refer the bill TO a
Select Committee Of members. only OF whom are
to be Lawyers, who are to report from day to day at
P. NJ.
Mr.. BuxroS moved tina, the amendments offer
ed by the Commissioners be substituted for the amend
menis OF the senate.
Mr.. SWEET appealed to the House to make one
more effort - dispose OF the bill 10 Committee.
Mr.. SMITHS motion was rejected BY Ayes j.
Noes 20. and the Committee had lesve 10 cit sgein
Mr.. PERLEY called up the resolution restricting
the members TO spesk but 10 minutes which ws'
adopted.
SENATE. ALBANY. Wednesday, April T.
woRKHorsE IN NEwYoRK-
Mr. Colt reported favoraby on the bill from the
House for The establishment Of q Work House IN the
City OF New-York
EMGsANr BILL.
The Committee OF the Whole took up the Eml
grant BILL when debate sprung up on the motion &c
sIke out that portion OF the bill which restricts tnt
duties Of the Health Officer 10 the inspection OF vessel
And passengers and 10 the regulating the quarantine O.
vessels and leaving the lay IL DOW stands and CIV
ing him control Of the Hospital
Objections were urged against striking out on
the ground Of imprudsnt conduct on the part OF TIE
Health Oticer ia mixing together the healthy and sc,
Of the psekstship New. Yorks passengers, BY which
the Cholera vas allowed to spread
Messrs. CoRswELL. JOHNSON and LAWRENCE
opposed the striking while Messrs BrsH and CoIt
supported the motion TIE smencmeni 70 the bill va
Sadly rejected and the t dsposed Of without farther
debate, and ordered TO a third reading.
afternoon Session.
BiRrHs nAREIAGxs AND DEIrHs-
The bill TO repeal the Registry OF Births Mar
rissss and Deaths WAS passed in Committee Of The
Whole, as also several local bills
AnXSDrSo TIE CONSTITUTION.
On motion OF Mr.. WILKIS the resolution q
amend the Constitution providing for the discharge o
the duties OF Governor In the event Of vacancy, VA
laid on the table.
BILLS AkAD THIRD rrxR AND PAssxp.
Making appropriations for sundry Canals. To
incorporate too Panama Railroad Company.
cRoToS wAIrn nxPAlTxxST.
Mr.. JOHNSON reported tsyorsbly on the bill frou
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Connecticut Erection.

The following IS reospitulstion OF the Con
necticut Election returns which will be found on
the outside II this mornings TribnNe'
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GRAIs-Is Wheat the make, besyy. With ms
bush Western lo3c GsD-,s- Dounos
IN lOa demand and sthOvt ch.nfsd
Yellow ~bh- The sass D. % g1se
for uhits snd I-f aIt Sod61 W
Yellow northern ysiv steady a. bT some sale. jersey 70
.fnvs p'sts o. without eh.nss So
sor,h-n 3fa3sc Jersey o~srHaJic southern noa
Of Bsrsy reported Of Sc aud ~
have soa vhch could oot usee o'
1900 bash Rye st SOC. delivered
Erpoft 70 81 o 3st March
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To sPoRrsaES.-For sale Q house and barn with few
seres OF land, siiusled Long Island, pine nles from
Hiver Heed within uirueS walk OF Psconc Bay and
Ave minutes walk Of the Great souh Bay more elegi
bic or beautiful spo, for sporting be found The
Island. laqulre Of JOHN GENIN. 2l4 Broadway
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GsrEs PEAs-JoHs II. BaoAs Co. lSs Westst Wash,
nston Market received Green Peas yesterday By steamers
from Charleston, q. C. and Savannah, Ga B. Co VIII
reeeve early vegetables and rs every Tuesday and Sat
urfaY
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SrCOyn DISPATCH.

HARTFORD, Wednesday, April
A. far as heard from the House stands lOo
Whig,. a5 Loco Focos. and ~ Free Sellers s'on-
ineton. Wilton, East Haven, Middleoury' alreh
and New Canaan are We, to hear from.
The Wings have % Senators certain.
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wHIsKY-isIxS2r. with sslss 100 ebls sale Of 40 ~
Penn. anNs. nsds axe Drsdes 9.c and gust
PROysIOss-In Pork the nstst hs.sy AZ The 90
M .nd closed ARMY 40 bbls IN
Prime 10 1910 37 for Mes SOD aesd ss .oms 90"
Prime the closs ~ AMI 10 Dk wsfs sshed b~
only .-s o Lard rather hssvs TIE sales ncsag
reported 5.>f5sy en- obs kdeIe. mott, 81
pnms s.o, ol 800 tsgs 81 Ta7 Cot ns-s heavy -
loo bid. plan Ham. At $40 30 DO stOnsa. At - y DO 80
~ hhds dry SIDES pnysrs sAs oDVfo
d.. hoss nkAc Batter c y ID loser within diy or -
aud p.niy and daiL Cb--,s also snsr
EIn1p from Lat II, 4 M.frus
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Rhode I.Iaud Election.

Providence "wednesday, April T.
Our election for Governor, Legislature and Con
rressmen, has taken place to-day, and send you
the result as far as heard from.
-GovHRxoR, 1s49-- -PREsipESr, r.
Htig Lor5 ? y n
cou,i.. Anth0sy sars-ttH,rrrs. Sea; rsylr Cs.. '
Providence 2545 zoos 81 ll3.-342 23l5 ~
Kent..-..... $40 235 20 -. 6p u %
Washington coo 52l LOG TO-. $50 40 lts
To,al......3s37 2765 400 1913. 1892 32s3 So
Anthony over al, $40. Isylor over all i'i0'
Whig loss s57
Gen TAYLOR. majority over al ia the State vi" 243
There 10 no donbt Of Althonys election
CONGRESSIONAL.
In the Eastern District, GEo G. KlsG, Whig, is
elected by handsome majority.
In the Western District we have returns from
all the town, except Jamestown and New Shore
ham, as follows
SHERMAN, Wing. .oO7 THrRsToS, Loco i''-O :
HALL, Free Soil, $50. Scattering 81. There 10
probably no choice in the District.
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FLOUR AND MEAT.-The Flour ms,set has do-n-sfe ~
s and s rsnsscoDs ~ isf eftsnI The sale. " '
bbs moy At Al aud good brsods stats ssd
Some Troy AMI other brands made rf
There eonscsrsbs flour Ia the msfsst Ns~ ohss
moderate supply. and the mafA.t rather arm sms ss
l2h Ia Southern there rather bsef temsnd and Ne
~ bbs skaS, mostly N - and 'ons"
Gsosstova at $50 Richmond Cay -. % snd 10 hss
heavy iaaay lo~ Says 40 N 1900 hbs att
"a Sk Flouf tn sales o bills st2 1888
GIpor from 10, 70 3ist March
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tee-BRoADwAY HoUss, Aprl T. isfs-The following re
smble Reso uiOns sdortea
Wheyeas The CHI OF NewYork have for yess De I
uslng eysfy Effort procure such sme0omsns 70 ooi
Chsner woald insure economy 10 'hs som 80 "
our municipal sfsirs tbs snzsu0n oi osoe'
p.rmsuts fr the transaction ~ oil executive Uusoe"
v,. tbs Com pon Council OF all political PATRONAGE is'
A. prsc,eabIe aud tst body eoeys Isshsuo io'
Inc ep scitn@nt of lust snd osed'u laws; ..
ind eAe,sas TINS 0sn-rsl COMMITTEES have learned VII
srss gs the Legislature OF tbs oIsse
passed smood Charter which vii gu soo2'e3l
produce tssse benign and desrao results ana nav "
rsed Inc same be Dfniot W tho -ecIof inr su'u
ioy Cbsr-r scion for approval re)eciion neeiote
k<solr<d Thai this General Conmee does cofoisJ up
n,oy- OF ~. said and will ass al lsudaoie 81
fors 10 have the sAm- rsthed
Ee,oirsd That we call all good CITIZENS who are In 10
vor Of lhs oojscis plated oy these ana
VII " sh 10 hsvs q good Government well eusfoeo ~
proper checks, ard who h'Ds tho powers Of me Commpo
Coaoeil should be- cUrtsied and escn department VI ths
Civ Government held rigid accountability 500 direct
osbty to aid 10 the accomplishment 81 thus gio
Gus work. 49,. A.,
Rs,o.sed That we -nmspd TO eur Wing felow-cil-
xsps 10 tbs several Wards ascertain tbs views OF The
ssvers candidates proposed by Them Tor the common
Cupei add 70 aid The ectOn Of Ibese only VINO are N
favor Of the reduction Of the City Expenditures and the 'as
HENRY L. DAVIES, Chairman
ZorH.s NILS, {yiee-Chsinnen.
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The Lasf Link Broken.

When in October last we urged upon me free
Soil men Of Ohio aud others that the defeat Of
Gen Cass would emancipste the Northern pre-
tenders TO superior Democracy from their long
endured vassalage TO Slavery, there were many
who doubted or stubbornly disbelieved- Our
view of the subject was substantially this North
em Democrats, so styled, do not steadily uphold
Slavery from love of it, but on a calculation OF
chances and profits. If Thrift should cease to 'ioi'
low fswping, they would cease TO fawn. Now
the defeat Of the Nicholson letter-wrter will so
far TO prove that there is nothing TO be made
by going large on that tack, and what is found un-
profitable will soon become Questionable.
Have not events already demonstrated the
truth of this view Consider the course OF things
since Cass was defeated-the utter abolition OF
the Black Laws of Ohio, by the votes of the party
which has hitherto most Enormously upheld them
the election Of Salmon p. Chase, an original
and rank Abolitionist to the U. g. Senate by the
votes Of the Cass Democracy-the stringent IN
structions and pledges of Senator Walker OF WIS
consin--the indignant and unsparing denuncatons
of his treachery and fsithessncss by the Legisla-
ture which elected hm-the election OF Senators
pledged ~ Free Soil from Indiana and Illinois In
place Of Breese and Douglass-the late successful
coalition in Connecticut, and the election OF one
primitive Abolitionist to Congress thereby-and
last hat most significant, the nomination OF Van
schack for Mayor at Tammany Hall. Who can
fail TO discern the signs OF the times
This City was the citadel of Hunkerism in our
State last Autumn. But for its vote, Gen Cass
would have been nowhere in the popular aggre-
gate. 1t was so heavily for him that his friends
bore for some days cherished sanguine hopes that
he had beaten Mr.. Van Buren, in the State. The
Tammany politicians have gone to the extremity
of approving even the course OF Senator ID. 5
Dickinson, and have often proclaimed their reso
lution TO make no compromise with the Barnburn
ers, but oppose them to the utmost And now
we see Myndert Van Schsick, leading Van Bu
rem Free Soiler who went his length against Cas-
and Butler last year, nominated for Mayor 10y
majority of the Delegates Of the late Cass party
and likely to be sustained by the great mass OF tn
party
Does any one imagine that this revolution ca
go Backward Does any one imagine that tn
Hunkers Of other sections can hold out after thos
of this City have given ini 1t were idle to es
pect it, The Cas- Democracy 10 on rapid marc
to the Buffalo Platform, and its next candidate fo
President must DO Free Soiler. All this is as
should be- We are far enough from complaint
ONLY waiting and looking
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~ 6oUS.up's ITALIAN MrDIosrrD soar FOE rosuvev
curing tar pin, les fsckes sso~ nrss sat rhenm xorns
IN The SAID scuryy. bOtches, ard all shn d'eases Tie
wonderful curslive properties Of DR. GoVR,vOs sdc,sd
Soap ard s consequent popularity have awakened ire
rily Of uperees who sr- fois nR 90 he eonmurty
various stu nous articles The pubic csnoo shefekre 4.
too much on their guard ard 10y sscrpt Dr. ",
Tx Govsarps Original aud only &c a. 81 WALkEasT
FIRST STORE FROM Broadway. Nor iSRPOA0WAY
where may be bad sso GoussvD's H. I'D Rouge sp-'b
article for erimsonog pse hps and ,nrsAs. GoVsAVn,
Povpag SUBTLE for e'sdicsung s'' iious hair iron
srows. nps. chin ana arms; Goys.vus LILY While. h,r
Dy.s &c Remember - WALktk-Sf slu
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" To those who OF more custom The As.s
cy Of V h PALMER sdorcs eve "a lily. as blsce.s a.
toru may dfIses 10 s,y eXI-nl the cane in.
by sisgis operation and 81 the proper season oaee
the TTipune Buildngs
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE,

Tuesday Erenings Session.
SENATE. ..ALsANY, Tuesday, April 3.
The Senate were engaged in discussing Private
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Nsw EMIGRASr LAw.-rhls important docu
men, reported TO the Senate Tuesssy by Mr.. CoRN
WILL will be found q, length on the outside.
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STANDARD Fashion, sPsss ls4s-LEARY Co.'S genu'
Inc Beaver Hxis Nos 8, 4 and As,or House a4E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

|" General County MechnG'-Ths Demon slc
WIKI Electors Of City ard County Of New York are re-
oues.d to assemble ct Broadway House THIS CTturs
day. EVENING. April is49. att O'Clock. 1r the purpose
Of recsvsg Report OF The County Convepuou aud to
respond 10 the nominations Of Mayor Justices of superior
Coar and Judges OF the Mssne Court By order Of tbs
Committee SHEPHERD kNAPP' Chairman
BENEDICT LLwls, a..,.,a,,s.
W,Icoxa r BEs.r secretaries Sn
- General Committee ef Democratic Whis
Ysuus Nen.-A regular meeting Of this Committee wil
\. held on FRIDAY EVENING. 9Th instant the Broad
way House, at 7. O'CLOCK BY order,
ROBERT T. HAWs, CbArmany
S~s'1 $3.50 x Tash0'' Secretaries A. al.