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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

~ John P. McJ.lIon, former chef clerk, and
Joshua Jones' ssslssnt editor, have purchased onehs
Of The interest In the 5ast-ors Patriot for $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04
MAssACHU-ETTs Legislature

BOSTON. Wednesdfy' jan s.
The Legislature met to-day. Mr.. BELL OF Boston
appointed President Of The senate and Mr. CRowN
rNosHIELD reelected speaker Of the House. Mr.
STORY elected Clerk
Mr. PALrHKY Free soil candidate for Congress, s De.
iested IN the lVth District lacking some 800 votes.
woman and child were burnt 20 death At West.
port last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

BROADWAY CIRcUs.-sASDs, LESr, Co with al their
beautiful troop Of Ponies Hor.es. Csmes &c &c are per-
forming nightly the Broadway Circus crowded houses
The comor and convenience Of this well warmed AID ea
eeenuy ventilated place Of amusement gives prefer
ence over 81 olhefs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

CnoIcs BUcKwHENr FLoUR-rhs ,'u'''fioef' nave %
hand s. bags Of very choice Buckvhest a@Duis'ui7"
pre'sy for the OF smii~s " ho part '1 70 ." s
ity Grocers and dealers will find ia ve'yi, es
for retailing For sale by CROMWELL 'ApsAbe
- W. 100 Fr0utst 70 N""h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW YORK. THURSDAY, JAN :

LyrrrEs raox AssoAD.-A very interesting
,s,,sr from our Special Paris Correspondent " {
-. D"iarela,ion 20 the Presidency ofthe French
p,opbic. will be found on our frat page. An
o,ber letter from Paris, snd one from Dublin. are
60 t,oe. and will appear az soon as possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

CHARTER CONVENTIONAL meeting OF this Con
venton "a to be held this evening for the purpose OF
completiu. the unfinished business
DIsGRAcEFuL Row-Ab0ut o clock last even
Ina. portion Of Garrison was thrown into state OF
great excitement By the cries Of murder waich
proceeding from a porter house kept by German
named Jacob Kopp On repairing 20 the spot il was
discovered thst one Christian White had been assault
"a and beaten IN the most brutal manner by three or
fsar men who were found striking BIN with clubs and
chairs o1icer Oakley. With the assistance Of some Of
the nechbors succeeded In capturing three OF The
s.sasnis after desperate resistance on their part
The implicated parties gave their names as Jacob hopp
Frederick Kopp, John Omsnhice and Daniel Hssop
who, on being taken before Justice Pierce, were
seyerslly held 20 bail for their appearance 20 answer
ANOTHER SERIOUS AFFRAY.-A man by tae
name OF David Davis, the keeper Of porter house in
Poplsrst Tuesday night got into an alteration with
another individual whose name not sscertained,
which resulted Davis having his head cut in the most
horrible manner BY cut glass lumber beius thrown
with great violence At him and his attending physician,
i, IS said entertains bu, slight hopes Of bic recovery
warrant yesterday Issued for the arrest OF the
offender
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

The amount Of Coin in the Sub-Treasury today
b s755 COO exclusive Of the s375 600 remaining VI the
sum appropriated for the payment Of the interest %
the public debt The amount paid out yesterday I'D
70 day on account Of the interest Is $4,000
The amount OF Specie IN the Banks il s.ssdiiy
increasing and there have been no arrangements made
for shipments since the arrival Of the Europa There
are considerable sums coming IN from tue south -as
from Mexico, and The growing stability " sasl' 70
France Will probably confidence 10 bil, On Pare
and check the drain Of eon hch has been Kept az ~
reason Of the ostrus in the security Of French drawers
The passenger earnings tue MOhswk nan
road, in December were shout coo IN excess Of ne
month Of Ell
The negotiation 70 which We have before alluded
between Mr. MeKillop Palmer McKilop Dent & 20
Of London and the North American Trust and b.nn's
Company for compromise Of the claims OF the eo's
holders IT, we learn very nearly successfully eoncis'es
The Arrangement will give bond hoide" about "
cent Of their claims aud leave the stock worth so's'
30 The stock has been going up for the last wees
two on the strength Of this arrangement Tee pep"
which deI.sd the truth Of cur erss stsisusnn |"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

CT The Cherokee Adroeots 10 oat against Mr..
NaDsLL fss Ais treaty wiA tss Msaoninss Indiana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

BUSINESS Doors Only - psir Al JoSfs's. . IN"
manufactured expressly fr service and of Tho very tsN
materials and warranted TO do good service -
boots made French waterproof Boots from - 50 % 60
JOsEs's, IL Ann-sL %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

CHiSA OrESED.-A portion OF this remote En-
prs representing rs people and everything eo0ne''ea
VIII them perfect thsi il requires DIT ite uo'0's
for Tie visiier 70 fancy himself In the CeniA foNe'y
Land" Itself hAs been transported 70 brosdEsy' S0o's
s9rinEst All classes Of society sre represented anu
on al sides uoue but Chinese objects meet the eye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

HARRISBURG Wednesday, Jan. g.
The House adjourned % day after 6 bs.otngs for
or Speaker, ara without effccting an organization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

CouNrRY CrsroN Advertisements recci sed Tor pub
cauOn IN the best pspers Of the whole country ~ vheA
& PALMER Is lhs agent 81 The agency rnbane Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

CANARr BIRDs-Ths Second Annaa. Exhibition
OF the Canary Bird Fanciers Association VII take PAee
AZ 500 Brosavsy from the orb % the 18th INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

Things In Philadelphia.

LORENZO b SHyrHERD % De Attorney Of the nit
States for the southern D.strict of New iorS IN the
place OF Charles McNesn. deceased Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

SUDnES DEATH "A respectable co.ored ~oniSh
named Jane Brooks who in company with her husband
s-i74a from Phisdephis shout three days since, were
ve.,erssy afternoon proceeding TO the Boston BOAT 81
pier so. T. y H. for the purpose Of taking pa''sse
xhar .b4 f-I and most instantly expired Her body
w.. conveyed % the sixth Wsri station House, where
81. c.--re- XII hold an inauest Tbs m1rnIns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CoScERr OF rnE HoHNsrocSs.-We iesrn by
good authority that Miss Adele snd Mr. Charies Holm
stock. will give by request, second an lsst Concert
tomorrow Friday evening at the Brooklyn n'''sie
Wsshinston-st The programme s very attractive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04
IKE OCEAN STEAMERS
for Anlcrlcn.


CrSARp LINZ Sails from, liverpool semi moHfh'g
,NERfCa ,,spt H.aal,os ... For Boston ... re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

CALFoRSIA GoLD wanted for Billiard Tables, al the new
sales and playing ROOM iol Broadway st'seH Of b.p-
fords patent Billiard table, Just finished and put up
In two splendid saloons; may be packed ana shpped n
two hours OTIS FIELD invites plsiers snc purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

PEsFzrU.L-GLoss RUssEs ovEEsHoEs.--GooDYEARs
Warehouse 100 Broadway, opposite Trinity chnrchysrd
continue. to Keep heretofore the nos perfect and eIIen
ve assortment Of Overhoes Manufactured expressly for
m retail customers and Of the latest French styles jet sold
q ne loves; pries HG'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

MAYHEN-A young man 5y the name % Alex
snder D-voe Wss arrested yesterday % chsrse OF
havios. On the evening u January 4. bitten o.. the
lef car Of Mr Walter Ad,uis, Of No 10 John q TIE
accused IL default Of tie requisite bail was committed
hv rr..i~a NrCrath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

CHAsrER C0NyESrIoS-A meeting OF this Con
venuon !. to be held this evening for the purpose OF
completiu. the unfinished business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04
The Prospect. Of Liberia.

We find in the Commercial Airerfser a letter
from President RoBzATs TO Arson G. PHELPS, Esq Of
this city which is Of 90 interesting character that
copy the greater portion OF DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, &C. Tonight
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

PRiSTERs' FEsTvAL-The New-York Typo
graphical Society viii celebrate the l4jd Anniversary
OF the birthday Of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, on Wednes
day evening l7ih inst At tae Coliseum, $50 Broad
way. 10 addition 70 the Literary Exercses comprising
Address by john q. CLAYTON, an Grafton by joins
L. JEwErr, Poem By WI GLAND BoURNE, etc.
there Will BE- supper. in which the ladies' will take
part The Committee of Arrangement have used every
ezertou make the Festival In every respect credit
able TO the occasion. and il will in all probability. be
the most splendid celebration ever made by the mem
bers of the craft IN this City
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
Changes in the Iudiclnrx.

We publish to-day, in another column, the act recently passed by the prescn, Legislature, making several important changes in the judicial circuits of the Stae and the manner of electiug the clrcu, aud probate judgcs and the prosecuting attorneys.
 It Itisimportant that the people should be informed of these changps It will be seen that the State has been divided into sir judicial circuits. The salaries of the circnIt judges abd prosecuting attorneys has been slightly increased These officers, as wei as the county judges, to be ercied by the qualified voters of their respective districts and counties, on the first Monday ia February next This new feature In the manner of choosing our ii.iciul of. hcers will, we have doubt, be more satisfactory to tho people than the policy hitherto pursued It will materially assist in obsiating many of the ob. jeeuons urged against the procrs, of rnaktng these elections by ihe Generai Assembly MIny were ia favor of leaving them to be appointed by the Gov trnsr, by and with the advice and eonseat of tl.e Senate, as is done by the general government; bat the plan now adopted may prove as advantageous It is decidedly more dsmoeraiir. since il does moi, add 10 tue patronage of the Executive, and removes the power from the hands of the delegates. to the people themselves.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
The Cholera.

Oar latest papers from New Orleans bring us fearful things of the advance of this soiiemc. The New Orleans Crescent, of the 25th ut.. estimates the number of-deaihs from this disease to be more thaa one hundred day. and this, we presume, from the statements of ,,ayeisrs to be much smaller number than an accurate report wsula eshlbt A. though chiefly conhnsd to emigran,s and person., destitute of the ordinary nscsa;ies for comfort and snstsnancs Itscems from all accounts to bs Increas. ing h morality and extent. 4 lettor from com. msfcial houss in New Orleans, dated the 2lss. to 9 gentleman of this city. says: there wsrs twenty deaths yesterday between cur otEco and my resi- dsnrs. bai teddy have not seen many funerals ssy oaly three while. going to dinn-r.'
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02

h'gh Fcgasd and dslnisfesiea reaI for the hon., ~ our beloved State, with the request that ,ia .c,. lstic, consscrstcd by the blood of a ral,sB, y.u chivalrOos Porter, Pelham, and others, suL. war. thy, should be PIsced among the archives of ,h. State, there to remain sacred and hallOwsd ronn. ment of those deeds Of noble daring performed A,, our sons on The bloody field of Baeaa vis,.. T.a those heroines, Of whom Arkansas win .vs, \. proud, that what they desire in this regard shah h done; and BOW, as the haalbc instrument of ,h,, General Assembly. deliver this war. worn A..ns, Ia the Secretary of State. Herc, sir, take ,h,, sc,. relic, which has been trumphan,ly borne by vac, ehivaIrlc sons through the thick array of MsreO', marshsled hosts, Write upon it Sacred ,o ,h. memory of our own gallant ell and his hr.ye ,0r, rades in arms, who 90 freely poured out their lif., blood in it's defence" Place it ia some .res,. .n4 hallOwed spot. and may il there remain a perpetual memento of the disnteresed patriotism of our w,,s. and dsughtersand the untarnished honor of our son. SoatA csroitns LeSisla'are Lepis,s,n,. of South Carolina, opened its session at Colambis on the 27th ult. Mir Patterson presided ia Inc s.n,,, aud MT. Middleton in the House. The 6soyerno,.. message is malaly occupied with State affairs Ina finances of the State are is such condition. f,su says the mesSageI tha; Ii is necessary to ncre.,. the public burdens. The South Carolina co,l.v, is in prosperous condition; tho free schools, O.. the ce#srsfy' are in wretehed enc. The message recommends an improvement of the free scho0, system, On the slavery question, the Governor r.. sents the attempt to exclude institutions of the South
 from the new territories of the Union but eouu.r,, against separate and decisive action of the Ss,. u
 der present auspices. He recommends, however ,. the part of wisdom and prudence, the proprie,v of
 projecting means to unite the saveh holding State. in some commoa mode of action when the occasion shail arise" The Governor says Southern Con. vention is the most difeet and practical means of obtaining unity of time and concert of action.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
Popular Approval of Col. ROans's Nomination

Information is coming in, from every part of the State, that the democracy generally are well pleased at the nomination of Col RoANE for Governor, and the strongest assurances afforded that he will ceve the hearty and united support of the party al the ballot box.
 Extract from letters from prominent democrats;
 "BATEsyILLE, InaepeHdeHce Co.,, Dec. IT. Deor Sir: The nomination of Col. Roane. for Go vernon, by the democratic members of the Legisla- ture, meets my unqualified appreciation and will give my warmest support; and haze no hesitation in saying that old Independence will now repny hiui the debt she owes him for past services.
 Yours, &c., r.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
Road to California.

We are informed that oa9 citizens have i: in con. temptation to hold meeting or Saturday next, a, the staie Honse, fer the purpose of considering the proprieiy of; 'nenoralixins Congress on the sab lset of mskne' an appropriation, and appointing corps of engineers te survey and mark out road from Memphis, Tennessee, to the city of San Fran. cisco, in cALiFoRSA; and to take such other meas ules as may be deemed proper relative to opening direct communication between the valley of the Mississippi and our possessions on ,he Pacific coast This is matter of great importance to our ci,i- zens, and we trust that there will hea fall at;en- daace on The cerasicn.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02

Senate bsll No %, read . third tine and passed. On melton Of NS. Smith. House bill No. IO4, to distribute the proceeds of the seo.OOO acre grant. was taken uP, and the amendments Of the Senate thereto, were eoncurred In.
 House bill No IA. introduced by Mir. Singleton, concerning trading boats, was read second time, and referred to the Committe on ihe Judiciary.
 Senate bill No. s0s providing that actions Of sjeeiment may be maintained on patent certificates issued by the Recorder Of Land titles of Missouri, and on French or spauish graatS. was laid on the table indefinitely.
 Senate bin No. 5l, to change the name of Van Baren eeanty To cass, was rejected. On motion, the House adjourned to meet again Tuesday next.
 TcEspAY, December 26.
 MF. Hill. from the joint committee on public buildings. reported bill providing Eor eertsin re. pairs. Bill referred to the committee of ways and means.
 MT. Singleton, from the select committee on the petition o sundry citizens of Chieot county, asking the passage of leyee law, reported bill in accor. dance with the prayer of the petition, and recon. mendediis passage. Read twice.
 Mr. Higgins introduced bii to provide for the sale of the sO0.oo0 acre grant in 10 acre tracts Read, and, on motion of Mr. FIournoy. the bill was rejected.
 Mir. Gsskins introduced the following joiat reso- lution. which was adopted
 Resolred, That the two Houses meet in conven- ton on Saturday, the 9th day of January. IsI9 a; 10 o'clock, 4. A, for the purpose of elscting State Treasurer, State Auditor. Secretary of State. and Land. Agent, and that the Senate be requested to concur herein.
 Mir. Thompson introduced the following, which was adopted.
 Resolpsd. That the financial receiver of the Bank of the State of Arkansas report to this House the amount of the indebtedness 10 said bank by Davis Thompson--wbeu said debt became due. and the whole amoun, now due him 10 said Bank, and what steps have been taken to collect said debt.
 Mr. Wilson, of Washington, from the select com. mitee. reported against the passage of the House bill No. Q. 10 reduce and arrange the udeiai cir euiis Report adopted, and the bill rejected.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
"CAMpEN, HasLua {

VI AMbEN, " dStH0 [ 0 : DEc, Zl.
 De"r Str: beg that you will entertain no doubt of my supporting Col. Reanc for Governor His recommendation or nomIna,ion) by The lemoo ratc members of the Legislature. relieved me from much apprehension, as l feared that the division in our party wonId result in its total defeat ia this Stat This fear, repeat, was entirely disspated hy his domination, which has been gladly acceeded to by every member of the party here as far as have been able to ascertain. Sn
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
.PrnsY. .L,hnton Co- Dec. aI

Dear Sir am proud of the honor which the democratic members of the Legislature have con iefred npou Coi. Roane, by nominating him for Governor aud have no donbt but the democracy throughout the siae. will respond 10 the nomina- lion with the right sott of feeling. All is right in Johnson The democrats, as far as have seen, or heard from them. arc united for the nomination.
 Yours, respectfully, F"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02

THE CoseERr,--on Saturday evening last oui citizens were regsled by "accori of sweet sounds" that was rather unnsual. AIr. KEyxA deserves great praise for hi' taste and Preservcrng industry in ll'c preparation of his pupils The band as,onished the audepcs with it's unexpected i'm. provement the solo on the guitar was really ex auis'e; the dueits were positively charming, The audience, we are snre, were not only satisfied, bu greatly delighted With lhe enterininaaen,.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
aFNATE.
s.rv.p.y. December %.

SArURDAY, December %. House bill, to change the fine between the county of Ho, Springs and Montgomery, was reported by Mir. Clarke, from the Committee on Counties and County Lines, with an amendment. The ball. as amended, was read e third time and passed.
 Mir. Watkins. from the Committee on Memorials reported against grating the prayer of the trustees of Oakland College in Mississippi, asking the pas. sage of the bill exempting from taxation certain lands in this State, owned by said College Report adopted.
 Mir. Hampton, from the Committee on Internal Improvement, reported the bill to incorporate the Pine Bluff and Hot Spring Turnpike Company, with an amendment, recommending its passage Rerof' adopted, and the bill as amended read third time and passed.
 Mir. Could introduced bill 10 facilitate the ifqu.- dalton ofahe State Bank. Read twice, and made the order of ihe day for Tuesday next. House biIl 10 amend the act Incorporating the city of Camden was read third time and passed
 TUESDAY, December 26. Mfr Chism introduced a bill to repeal the law fixing minimum value on land the basis of taxa ton. Read, and ordered to second reading on to- morrow.
 Mir Gould introduced bill to amend the act es- establishing common schools Read twice and re- ferfed to the Committee on Education.
 Senate bill No. 90, to provide for disqualification of the receipts and expenditures of public moneys, was read third time and passed.
 Senate bill No. 6e, to pay the Benton county mi- litia, was passed.
 On motion of Mr. PoiGdexter the Ssnate resolved itself into committee of the whole, on the bill to facilitate the liquidation of the State Bank, Mr. Poindex.er in the chair. After some time the com nitee and reported the bill with sundry amend ments. On motion of Mir. Gould. the bill and amendments were laid on the table for the present. Mr. Clarke introduced bill to amend the act to incorporate the town of Van Buren. Read three times and passed.
 MT. Clarke, from the Committee on Counties and County Lines reported it inexpedent to change the lines of Marton, Newton and Carroll, prayed for in petition ofsundry citizens ofsaid county. Report adopted.
 Mir. Flannagin introduceda bill 10 amendihe rev mittee on ways and means.
 Mir. Mayfeh introduced bill in relation to school commissioners, and for other purposes. Reaf twice, and referred to the Corsmttee on Edu- cation.
 House bill l59. to change the lines between Prai- re and Pulaski counties, read twice, and refer red to the Committee on Counties and County Lines
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02

e1 Hon. JAnEs M ROWAN. of Futon county elected to 6li the vseancy ia the Hcnse of Repre. ssntatves cassed by tho death of Hon Lewis " ells presented his eredsnsIas and iosk hts seat on Iues day last.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
"PowIiArrAS. Dee. 29


 The nomination Of Roane is an excellent one. and every democrat here ls satisfied. Col RI. was hero when received yonr letter announcing f, and told me to say toyon that he going straight up to Pecahon'as 10 treat 10 snshel of wh----apples for Roane. R.