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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17

VESSEL AsRoRK.-The British schooner Ocean
Qasen Of Halifax. - dsys from jamaica spd bound TO
this port, was run into the night OF the l2th inst OF
Bsruegst by the brig PAilAra. hence for savannah
Her foremost bloom and main topmas, were carried
away bows stove in and other damage sustained. she
succeeded in getting up 10 the Highlands on Friday
night On Sunday morning. when she had been taken
in tow by the pilot boat Washington and WAS abreast
of the point Of the Hook At II A. NJ the hswser
parted and before her anchor would fetch her up she
went ashore The wind was blowing hard from the
northwest At the time.
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TRIEcg PoLfTIcs-In another column may De
found 4 letter from new Paris correspondent oil
The Tribune. n. JULES LEcHEyALIER. Mr. l..
10 attached by birth and personal connexions 70
the wealthy class, bat BY convictions and sympa-
tbies 10 the People, Of eminent AFFINITY and ex-
perience a. journalist and writer on National
Economy, long and intimately familiar with the
foreign and domestic politics Of France, and him
self IN active participant in her present struggles
Our readers may expect TO hear from him by eV
ery steamer He will write not as al outside Oh
server and goesser, but rs man thoroughly ac-
aosinted with his subject A great part OF the
European correspondence Of American papers Is
made up by chance travellers, whose information 10
gained from the journals, and whose opinions are
about 40 valuable as those OF an. Indian on the
steam engine. Not many Americans or bpgisn
men have the means Of knowing or the power o.
understanding what 10 going on upon the Cohu
oent The views generally circulated in our pa
pers are also 10 the extreme monarchicaI ana con-
servstive interest; our telegrsphic dispatches OF
Eoropesn news are always Tory; and when the
mail Itself arrives, the English Tory journals afford
the seadiest source for farther details; and nine
tenths Of the letters written for the United States
wear the same color and breathe the same spirit
It should not be forgotten. however that there Is
another and q very different view TO be taken OF
the questions at issue between the people oil Europe
and their masters. That view has always had
the opportunity Of being heard in The Tribune,
and will still have it, We are determined that
our foreign correspondence shall maintain the high
character which it has so justly acquired. by offer
ing vigorous and intelligent presentation OF the
Thought, Purpose and Action which make up the
great European drama.
The first letter Of Mr.. LEcHrvALITRp puts new
face upon some things. We commend it to a
tbouRbtful perusal.
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Our New Appointments.


PHILiP HoSE.-The appointment OF this gentle
man 10 the Naval Ofce Of this City, would have gwen
satisfaction 10 of eitzens II for no otoer ies
son than that involves the d.nisson and utter seps
ration OF NJ c. 4 Bogsrdus, TIE present ineamoent
from the Revenue seryiee-we trust, forever. MI
Hone one OF The Oldest and has been personally one
OF The most popular merchants Of this City Tno1sn
an ultra whie and always devoted TO the interests and
success OF that party and In policy which In the main
We have tell u COR duty 10 condemn Mr. Hone has
borne the reputation Of an hoaorsble .nd ma
enemy and friend Az parties are under o0s sOns to
h for the Interest he has taken IN everv loo Al enter.
prise which concerned the honor and of the
Guy for the past y years and all have resret,ed The
res asyssf acsai which have made him earnest so
citor place The rewards OF which are chiefly pc.
cunisry.
J. PAKscorr HALL.--Polltioal differences aside
We were xrsasd learn this morning that tbs sen
tleman hsd been appointed District Attorney for ins
southern pislfict oi Se~iork Mr. Halle position a
lawyer entiiied him 20 sspise 10 any professionA
honors sshln the Sin oi the President and bis PER
sonA character and accomplishments are such ss .
place bic esoyest Of them beyond the reach o. sn'l
or ot mshcsl Hs errihren Of The bar. ne are ssfs
will hail an s2poiatsni which recognizes as pfsnepA
Of professional honOrs 10 professional merit
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The NeW.YOrk Tribune
FOR EUROPE

Wga b ready at 9 oelock Th,s Mors,ns-Prt< 81 esnn
b Wrappers ready fr Asi'ss
The Edition Of The Ner- York Tribune for Eu
rope, made up for the mails BY the Niagara, from
Boston tomorrow. will be found 70 contain
com plets digest Of all the late local and poit'ca
news; the latest intelligence from Mexico Can
fornis. &c Editorials on all subjects OF present
interest, and an account Of American anairs since
the sailing Of the last steamer, IN the knghsn'
French and German languages. Persons desiring
70 send TO their friends in Europe, will ind thi'
sheet all that can be desired in the way Of com
plete and accurate news.
~ The Mails for the Niagara close in this City
this afternoon at a O'Clock.
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Trial for Murder, &c.

BALTIMORE, MondayI ApTI TO
Winners trial for the murder Of Mrs. Cooper
4. going on In ,hi. city The Is exciting great
aasI NJ iptere,t and numerous witnesses have been
subOoused lii. supposed that the trial will last for
Q week.
We understand dispatch has been received in town
fo pi,t,burgh announcing the destruction, BY fire. OF
, church in that city. No farther particulars
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BY telegraph 10 the ssw.fork Tribune,
Omciai Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Monday, April l6--s Pm
The following appointments have been made
to-day. CHARLES BINGHAM as Marshal for tie south
ern District Of Asbsms JANIS SCOTT Register Of me
Land OHce for the District Of Js1ersonvie Indiana
The following previously noticed have been officially
announced: II. srosKr Postmaster for ssco' Msoe'
And VIZ. JACKSON Postmaster for Syracuse New-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17

THE RIVAL DEMooRAcIEs-The Barnburner
Members of our late Legislature have issued a
long address which does not look much like caving
in, and which calls a State Convention to meet at
Utica on the second Wednesday Of September
next, to nominate State officers. Six Senators
aud fifteen Assemblymen sign the Address, leaving
but too Senators and seven Assembymen to sign
the Hunker Address, which is to appear in TO-
daN a Argns.
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year. -S.',s p..s.s m s. e.ssO :. sus.s r th..T
''1" 's''>s he Pos'oa and ooa'sf vas eoi'-s
couhr OF COMMON Pleas Erie.ns Losis vs. Frsaeis
s-rs.s W t. F-se s-.s a. .s.s, 80, - $3.50
-, v, s~- I'm aas, -. 80. s,. sgSss % NJ Il .,,s
u.y the b'sa .sd eassss.s y s.as sss os-s.s.
s-sc- ..a The wore. a,.sa.a orb ,A-a
.s,, 'l.' 49, or ~ Ars.a pun Mr. hssa
yss..,sl R5erss RleAsrs Hsy,e-sfe- ,~ovs, ~. .
N. sss a.so-s 70 NJ R s-fsa.. ss -.r,
PAD TO M N, -ssh -ss u. Pc ,. 49, = ,ss' a s-s'sass
o,s 81 "a. "a s~ r 80 the s~ea.s OF -bsA NJ Nm.
IN, q, -, $500 .sf nat M Ass pay n. plnss,
soSa-Fos rssua M Js.. } Bvo-ss' 0f sssSt's NJ
Ne cals- v. Gssrs srsrs ass Le,ss b Bsse-as,.o.
% so'. f. &C. "a. 80 s s .e@s ~. s'
~ sp par, M A'osa .eP.s-t 's- s- Asa
az ,.s ;, NJ Necuisn Srs.-s -bo g., Ho,rhs. Co Was
It 70 e..h 4 he, shsns Per e.ss Nc ..s $3.50 s.,s
e.sr- AS hsBe-s NJ Busr for the ees SEE Dawes
s ~ y. = ,..s,s t s.Ssss msss Ro., .ss
} l. Beu~sNt
corRr OF GENERAL SEssroNs.-M the opening Of
samuel couon sSsa ~hoin are .so' % s's nsS
Se i q. sse,"-ss. s-s,.se. Johu P..
~. :; :. "a sssss 81 . sars "a. f..
ma. BAH Of Bstas TO n.a osnss -. ~, ~
-hc .as.s hs store Of the Pro1s No ~ Pear"
~h.n can. 70 So NJ P.rs.a . -, 49,. -
so -. oAsr ca-d ~hos- 'sss.ay csuisa
-. ..r,. ,h,r< IN. pnsonsr acfa;t-t rsi-s
smith a,s ysn Get, plscei nPon us 80 hsaS
b. q ss- Ard rsesa-nt r-Pses'n's a. oas Hee
80 Curt. cot The Jun. AFTER so iso~fatee olrt
him ,uy Sentence deferred The Court usA saoafnei on As
morning. 10 ocloes
PoIrcx Corsr-A man named George Mullen wss
rso cuoiysos ocer Mssca Of The stu War;
h,rr- Of havlss bssa the East bstsp anf
...slrs s-r.iuI ss.. valued At SIS JasN- iaAr
accused 80 the ehsrg- "A nsn nsnec tt>Af
Row. add bed charge o. s~e sn-,
So. quantity and other sr-s sssed n al a. 80
ne ,rp-sy Thomas from On eoans the ship soa's,-s
-. -. Of E..kn
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seriou. Accidents-CoId Observation-Disclosures,
stocks, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
H.. .-s., ...,. MOrd.,

Correspondence OF 1 ne Irioune
PHILADELPHIA Monday. April t.
Mr. John y. AlshOuse, book-keeper for the firm
of Messrs Gordon & Berger. commission merchants Of
this city met with painful accident on Thursday
evening last Just before leaving the store. by falling
through the well hole from the third story 10 the first
floor thereby brusing his body shockinsy In fact 30
serious his injuries that be 10 not expected TO I've
lie had only been married three months and II he
should not survive bis desth will be as sincerely regret
ted your city where he 10 extensively known 40 In
Philadelphia.
Joseph Henderson, a lad residing in Southwark, was
so shockugy burnt by his clothes taking IRE on sun
day evening that his recovery 10 extremely doubtful
On Saturday night and Sunday morning, the mer'
curry In the thermometers In exposed situations des'
cended 20 l2o below freezing point
There IL very little inquiry for Flour to-day, but
holders are very firm. sales Of 900 barrels common
brands Pennsylvanis for export At a. 81. per barrel
sales Of Western for city At ~ 80 and extra
and fancy brands at 20 a -. Rye Flour-A email
sale at per barrel Corn Meal 10 scarce. and went
At AZ So but transactions have come under my no.
tce Grain-The market Is nearly bare Of Wheat, and
prices have upward tendency. Sales OF a 400
bushels good Pennsylvsn red az IS a y7cts hye-
sales Of 900 bushels Pennsylysns, At 50 cents per
bushel. There 10 good demand for Corn and with
Hight receipts prices have advanced cent per ousne
Sales Of 200 bushels Southern and Pennsylvania
Yellow at "a cts per So lbs sfost Oats are dull sales
of southern at % 30 cents and Pennsylvania at 81
81 cts per bushel The Cotton market 10 very quiet
Whisky continues dull. Small sales OF hhds al ~
and barrels at 20 cents.
SAILS OF srocKs-Fra Board-l2 Mech Bk q; 8
Ols Gas, 49, $1,000 stste S. 20; sioo Girsrd Bk
l2I; 3NA Blk 1884; $1,000 Reading Mort Bonds. OIL;
Philad Bk. 1854. -
Second Board-s2l. 100 state S. so $1,000 U 5 Loan
Go o. no. IS 900 do, 1885, 10 Bk. 3; Grard bk,
l2I; Louisville BIZ, 90 % Reading. l5i Harrisburg,
i3s; sass Susqushsnna Canal Bonds, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17
a,no,,,men,. nj W..hinx,on

PHILIP GREELEY, Jr. Collector for the Port OF
Boston, Mass vice Marcus Morton, whose term Is about
to expire. ,
SAMUEL j. PETERS Collector for the Port oil
New. Orleans
both these new Collectors are Wings in prn-
ciple and merchants in vocation. We believe
their appointments will be well received.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17
Hartford City Election.

BARTToRD Monday, April TO
Our Election for City officers came of today,
and resulted In the choice Of the Whig ticket The
Whig candidate for Mayor. Hon. PHILIP RIPLEY, WAS
elected BY q large majority. Three Wing Aldermen
an. NJ four and sixteen out Of twenty Of the Common
couneil are WIKI. AL the other officers are Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17

" Our Editorial brethren OF the City of No
tons seem to have been badly 'riled up by the
Clay Celebration in our City, and the Van Buren,
organ seems to take il as hard as any. Why can't
they set up celebration OF somebody's birthday
and solace their wounded spirits We venture
TO assure them that New-York will make no OBJ
,action
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17

AH.r EerAL TO a CsowS-A thousand years ago. mo
crown Of monarch though full jewels would have been
exchsnss ed for one Of kSoys fourdolsr Hsis. Loais
Philippe the old Emperor OF Austria the krg OF Bav"ris
and ,undry other mousrehs in Europe who were politely
requested to step out ind u Kpc, beavers better
It, snd far SAFER than broken cro~ns. Remember hnos
a Entons
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The Trial of Thos. Hand-The Jury Dis
charged.

WELLINGTON, MOhuay' hPIH To
The Jury in the case Of Thos. Hand ALIAS Shus-
Ter for the robbery Of the Government Jewell after
long session reported that they were unable to agree
uoor verdict when the Judge proceeded 10 discharge
them lis presumed that new trial will take piece
The Jury we're cut hours standing for conviction
and for scquitta
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~ TnRss HuSpRsD Pisoss Of English aud Amsricsn
three supes6as and common Ingram csrpe,os; also
Hearth Rugs Floor Oh Co,hs etc. q, less shan auction pii
ces wholesale and retail at tho cheapest carpet establish
msn In the United States. 20 Bowery, HIRAM Aspsssos's
po.v. proof 1, To witness the asnsy sold aud
s,ut awsy daily Ut low prices
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LAW Caurfa.


SUPERfoz CouRT-Before Judge Oakley Braiaard
DJray c. TA0~as erase Baaks Pztd are e-.l
and Oett1ed s.sx
aa6 ancy .ock q Mr. sst1s, ss Bses.y es u Jsa
l7 Mr. Bsnks MARRIED daag1sr q NrA Msiih Hatehss Of
Nqfk Va 544, snd received from Mr.. a.
nArsss CiL Mr. Bsnas Owed Bse-ia C.ys~r ~~slsf.
sho -su.d sIsrg;n for lp Plaintiff. ob,sa t-r no
beng sad hat Mr. s45 assigned Nh. Hstek. h.
y shsf had lea upon for afv.no-. -stsoshn-ut "a.
finally cssd b-svs BED asinr q sfT ms or---s, 80
e-~tIz t-s~t the valay ss.knrn-nt
To e eoatns-d tbs brslooaFor pfs Mr. Tsyor and
brsdy ior den hessrs Biaat and Bf0~n a hstlhs.s
Before Judge Sancford.-St0ddard & Lorey,nS w
LSsS hand Rarad C0Ta uss b-fr. .uA Ss,s,
rvsd for ptaatf bot trial allowed Ts as.sn.t ~
CoHpany common c.rr,rs 70 narT Son. b.
sf goods sent oy Adams Co Empress eoutso.S
csts, rah 81 overheard sks on s,- 70,
he COnpanys steamboat Sss HaF.e sorwrh "a Jsn 80 ~,
5si@ns eontea@sf hat The rood. b.-n
adams Co h-y o>eane ih- b.t .toarh
ne nAaas Of n steamboat ss.ak tine N sstts ~
cfsts % shors. .h- tr.n A. o. a.
oef hsne rs eoot-odef tat tbs .hoad hsv. far
hei ne l-an- o. safe eosT-yaos fettg The
70 o- osiiaaef % o.nooaFor pkS NJ cu,fsnx sa4
Asn'1 s-Js nf diat NJ Horace clsGt M R1polo
U. 5 CIacuIr counr-Bsfors Judge Nelson DrisLt
DsDTh ads rae Ban If C1efesile-M % m den -.
r. % SAereoes "a Cts>yaf AfIf frfgaaee Company -F0r
- nr Shst ong stx8dng Verdict for pzsd San a.
fyFes sr>H v. Geo crareraro recover asmsg-. for a.
ego Of Patsrt Tor skng mtsx such uss1 By
Verdict for psn escts unsa s1stnIng his ps-nt
Gar 60 SooeNss d az "a Ges Bsv,ssFor asgsd nfrnss
~ss' q Ps'sa sr asHd ssvs srss''i For tssaes -ss
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NETWORK HOSPITAL.

APsr H. 1919 This may certify that have used Mr.
EMANUEL LYONS Magnetic POtrdsv" (wiihou' ro1soo)
for the destruction OF vennp and take pleasure tn 'tsps
thu. 4! 10 In every respect squsto bis representation
JOHN l.. ROOME. Superintendent
ryONrs DEPOr 40 BROADWAY.
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>.vIantion On the Lnkes.

BUFFALO Monday. April 10.
The ice is fast moving out of the Straits OF
Msckinsw, and navigation between Buffalo and Chics-
l. fvaa
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n..,r,c,,op Of a Church By Fire.
PrTrspUnoH, Monday, April II


The Episcopal Church Sxth-st. was par
tally destroyed by FIRE last night The loss is fully
covered by insurance.
There 10 feet 6 inches water In the Channel SUD
falling.
Our markets are unchanged, both as regards prices
or demand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17

PBRESoLoGy-Mr FOWLER will lecture his evening 81
Broadway Hall iope Chapel on Msrmcny. or mo Adap-
,.an az IN. sex.s for for Life Seats 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17

rv r. WEBER boot and shoe mskef, has removed
from Broadway to 27 old and EOS new number six'hsv
one door below Fourteenth where he will sell cheap for
-. all ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17

II The National IHteliigeneer Of yesterday
morning notices sundry reports which have been sent
out from Washington by the letter writer's TO the e
feet negotiations in progress for the sale Of
the Tpfslisencer to Mr. A. C. BuLLIrr and others for
$4,000 and states that Mr.. B. has never made any
proposition to purchase the IateseaoeT, and that Il
could not At any time be purchased for less than twice
the sum mentioned, nor at the present time for any
sum whstever that any In his senses would be ike
ly % offer for H.
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co,nr OF GrxxnAL sKssroxs.-At the opening Of
morning. Al 10 osioSs-
Porrcx CorRr-A man named &c
x..t.rd.v t.ksn inso custodysos ofhcer Ws;sca
T. -h.,y- N havtas hr,kri INTO the pr-m-rs
ausinEss norloks.

AMERICAN MusguN Now 10 the tine TO visit lh- Muse
nm The heat artsts of the Rav-l Family, with The FAR
famed Louis Es-r are sstonhng and dejs hung crowd
Cd audiences with their mrhprovosng psnton'res ara
synr.ns hrss of strength and activity Crest Nesiera
has glorious advertisement this veek and there 70 com
plets chsngs In the whole programme we MAO orsry
forgot TO cay that Mr. BAsSUN has added handsome d.
no lsdy TO his little coleris OF living wonders
r. Col FSsNoSrs Nopdescripl about which 90 much
has been said will r,msin exhibition but few dsys
ou,er at It's present quarters 80 Broadway Those who
h.vs not syssd themselves OF 30 novel and interesting
.sh, as his should not fail pay early visit Al
mittance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17

US MAIL srkAMgs Hermann, FeR SOUTHAMPTON AND
BsEMES-The steamer Hermann, Capt r. Crnb'ree, VIII
leave pier No N R. for Southampton and Bremen On
Friday, April 90 G2PM For passage sppy al the Office
OF the Ocean Steam Navigation Co AID 81
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E,sfa-In D. Letter from Psnsns Saturdays If"s7'
made that freight ehs's-' s'o's The ish"s' are
sst 100 bs" IL should have read go per 100 b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17

NArIosAL MSIATURs GALLEsy.-EDwAko WHITE AZ
BsoADwAY-This magnificent saloon possesses superior
for the rapid production OF Dsguerreoype Min
isures All persons who wish unsurpassed likeness OF
themselves or friends should give This gallery acsll
- luu.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17
Board Of Asst. Alderman. MONDAY, April IS.

PETITIONS REvrgaED For reduc Orient Of pier foot
OF CednsL NJ K account Of nuisance. For sewer In
Wulsnst from Fulton 10 John do. Ia Broadway be-
Folfh aud Amity ss commencing % feet souh OF
Fourth st.. That Seventh avenue between T~enh-hnt
aud Thlrheth SITS be paved For exclusive use Of pier
Do north side Pierls N r foot Of Corslsndst for Nor
wcb and hew-London Steamboat CO.. yor new alarm
he'll at Essex Market. That sidewalks In kntzefssip Do
Jagged. OF Nsv-YorK and Harlem Railroad Co. for
branch road from Fourhavenue 10 East River through
Thirty thrds ror removal q sand On The buAhesd foot
Of Twelfth and Thiftesoih ats ~ X
REPosTs ACCOMMODATIONS TO paying bill OF Southwark
upper for damage 10 txohoss bsrr and soda wagon
and property 10 August last by being upset In frankfort
the Committee sderng mat the street under
contract and out OF order the wagon should not have a.
tempted pass another vehicle favor of paying
for Building pier ponh side OF slip foot II
LIN favor Of sewer In Nnhsy. from Thirty fourth 10
FRoN BolRD OF ALDERMEs- csaeavyed ia-Appoini-
ing Dr. Dusenbsfry Assistant Physician at the Naser-
les DR. Lsndon for Bellevue, and Dfs LANES
and bibbins favor VI relieving John Beyans, police
man, from ecsls and counsel fee 10 suit brought sgans
him BY Bridget meCsrhy 10 favor OF lssss Tor
years II Pier No H. East Rver...In favor Of relieving
Archibald GsTrson and other policemen VI tho Tenth
Wsrt, from expenses OF suit brought against them by
Goulso Boeu.. 10 favor of building sewer 10 Cross
and Duane sta 70 City Halpsce.. Changing expulsion
Of Wiism h Wood 80 member Of Fire Department. 20
resignation sewer 10 suffolk, Hester add Division
10 connect with Jefferson ST.. To lay pipes 81 Ran
DAYS lssnd, tho int oducJn Of which that point has
been. after mucn difficulty, completed. 70 pay James
Jones' policeman 10 having been struck on The hesi AID
Injured by spruce beer bottle, while IN the perform
81 his duly. For sewer 10 Apn-s from Park Row 10
William ST.. Appointing Vim W Lyop, recently elected
Aims house Commssionef, 10 81 vacancy csa,ed by
sigb2tion u MI Leonard ITO oil low and suni-n
6et~een Tnrteth and ThlrIysecond SIS and Third and
Fourh sysnnes
Several papers were referred
Considerable debate TOOK place a. TO The location Of hs
large bell Intended for Essex market vicinity amend
meus being made 10 locsfo of Deancy AtOf
ney sree. &c Az slese h0ur the Board wsri mo Com
nntee Of he Whole on the s9bsc and farther discussion
took place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17

" Fine Boots Shoes and Caters. Of the beet stock and
workmanship be fourd at JoHs l.. wArkIss's, III
Tulonst who has the extensive ssscr meni TO bs
fouud 10 tho city, all OF his manufacture. ALI Steod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17

BALTInoRE, Monday, Apni lo-lOfh
Brig. Gen Pillow declines being a candidate for
the Governorshp Of Tennessee.
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R- The Missoari State Prison st lsesfsoa
Civ WA damaged - ere 10 The srnouni 81 ss0o -
o. 500 the la insl sspposed 70 rave ersn 80 %
Gre BY one q shs prsoasgt
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Court CaIendar...THI, DAY.

ssFssoa CousrNos "a - n. no. H. u.s. 49, 10 H. 70
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