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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Three Days Later from San FrantiwO.
BAD WEATHER.
STEAMER CALIFORNIA LYING DESERTED
SCARCITY OF GOLD.

STEAMER CALIFORNIA LYING DESERTED
By mAi. from San -, On the 2e.a March RIA
Mexico ed Vera Cruz. we are 10 possession Of
sdsices from san Francisco % the sth Of March,
three days later than those we received On
Tuesday through tie Mexican N'H't0r Rc7a5-
'ic1ro.
4. san Francisco CT tie s;h AID ior 'sveTa
DAYS rre..o1s re weather had been e1iremey
ua,lessaa, and the snow vas Sill remainl1s OF
the placer above
Ia coase .1elcs there were bat very few pee
Jie coming in from tie upper co1H'ry LII =
slnsI amount Of so5 was received, and business
was d1,ler than it Lad been ~ any time ior sorne
mon'hs Tie Indications for TIE Spring trade
were generally REGARDED as uo: s. promising -
" have hitherto Lad res'on to suppose i5o1--
there WAS 20 lo1b. ii q: change 70 the ~esi.e-
would produce some improvement.
Oe.ng 70 the isc. that large quantities q tie
precious a.ets. had been sent away asreraItta1ce'
% Eas and }a.P a-a.so ard elsewhere gold rad be
come comparatively scarce a. San Frarcisco. Tie
pr.ce ol .twassl- and upward per ounce bat
l.,,.~ could be had a, 81.
Tie mail steamer Csllorn.s lay al anchor 70
the bay. Her mate engineers and cre~ had a ]
deserted immediately 10 her aTF''a.' capt 81 ~
'HstL having 90 power 70 preVen tAen nom '''-
owing their ncinaiiors N'ool! was 'eAA.--
ins oa board except the Captain. and twas in-
possible o. tel when Or bow he would be abe T.
,lpp the places Of BIS missing Cheers and men.
Moreover. ,he-e vas 10 coal u be procured at San
Frsnc.sro. sri twas reported that an agent bad
been sent TO Naacoa'er's Island 10 see u supply
of COS. could be obtained from 'aeTs' 'a' IS - 'hs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
such The principal conditions which you will md
Ia our programme, snd these, We will now briefly sum

such sre The principal conditions which you will md
Ia our programme, and these, We viii now briefly sum
up
Direct and universal suffrage. Un,y Of power, dis
uucuon q fanctions The Executive reyOcabe and
.ubordlnste to the Legislature. No President Liberty
Of though. vhatever be- tho mode u 10, msnirstion.
lrtv dual or collective permanent or periodical BY
speech or by the Press entire liberty with preven-
i've or pecuuisry restrictions requirement Of secu.
rty privileges, censorship, authorization, abso-
ute liberty with Limitation but that # TespOnslby
Eevston Of the function, u teacher emancipation
oftbe lower Clergy The yldes; possible application Of
election aud competition 10 oil public func;lous Re-
form OF The military service COmplete abolition Of
taxes articles Of consumption Of he frs, necessity
ike sst and cheap wines establishment ~ prozres
sye and proportional tax the Get revenue both Of
real and personal property. kCimburse mert u the
a. eentim-s tx. Management 0f railroads. mines
csnsis ineursners. &C BY the State. deduction Of
hign salaries Increase OF low salaries Administrative
Judicial and prnA reforms Abolition II the pens y
death. Amnesty Eacouragemens % agriculture aad
Industry In tine Tbs night o. teaching and tbe right
10 labor, o. crrdi an sssoeiatlgn
Tbs Il what Eisn What The people can have II
trey Ssh ~ Of the universal suffrage which
hry already possess snd without ths sd of musksts
without disturbance, without revolt by bsrTicAdlns
Themselves n h. avs, By using their votes a Ues
poo - ire .rg- force u and u unity IheJ
iiaJ wish draw from the Electoral urn pescefsy
AID gessivey Ahe conseq of the three gre
principles e 5o EssO gton that II % say tho Govern
merit ~ al, By A. sud ir 81. the Republic ons and
intivis.be democratic snt social (Ssne1 81 al tns
members Cf ne " Mountain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

re- FAssISG EsPESscHsiDs famous Hat DeGoi ,ssa
oar attention sscIed To the msgritc t'plsy
hs wiudow aud particularly 10 bis nrw LsphyF Hal', W
chlldreL's Summer wear they are with Ut exception he
prsssi things got up - hsh. and graceful AID n
I'd such besuul little plunes md icwe that ihsy
far sarp.,s the pattern from PMi', which be showed
EsrENscHEIp mskes them himself and aresly und-Tsel,
tbs imported lee. which Is evidently got up Ia SCI srd
moi Z, war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
p,,,,.u.,, =, rr,,Lfsrd. Philadelphia Co.

Mash excitement prevailed n Frankfort : MA
De- "a Co l.ii evening IN eoaiequeree o. ~ OF
lett4,s hsvus ben received - tie slp-ii1'7nu'a'
al managers Of re QsaEer L-ssue Asylum lo7'e'
ta-sa,sn.rs th- ae.truc,icn q ne oundns . urr
III shsrS repaired the got AID aad ne
Aralisry uacc7 sr-ns al GET fohnE s-ris-'' 10"
ever occurred Ia y -,srneai grew cli OF ne a'e
H.rc-rsu -ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
Quiet restored 10 Parliament Address to
LCrd blgin.

NoNTAAALl "Wednesday, Nsy
Adams have been quiet here for the lass two
days although the excitement the public mind ,ta
continues
Nothing Of importance has been done in Parliament
Tne Legislative Council now in scsson in toe
vestry ofthe Trinity Church preparing en- address to
be presented 10 Lord Lgln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
Prom Cnuada-Ne farther Ontbreak..

HKRALD OFFICE. MONTREAL. May - P 81
There IS no news OF importance here to-day. 4
proclamation Of influential inhabitants having
menGed pescc there has oceu farther riotus Nglh
ing par igmentAry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

fof iaserns policy N s-Gs logic Ss Pecpie ought
T. e free and sovereign. N5T a. tnis m9asHS iDee-d
TIE people nol n sah5srtol - tie monarch b.
Trey si 3, sut -cfi1r ~ lgaorzoce and ALssry-
thcss tso last royalties - hare called item Nhieh
re oGsprng tie frat Ar abe - restore Il Th-
hGngy MAJ = tie u Ez1f. TIE isnOfani man u
th- save u rrr0r n a therefore net1er -ossre "a
ror free Wa; had " sufy a tat -eien eaa-
lot even write "a vote Wnaf ktIc OF Liberty a
that Taleh a d-P-ntent fer ia ore.dl
MAJ, thea. must D. enaaeps;sd from these two spe-
e-ss Of slavery. &c mas. Dc rescued FROM thess 20
inpsT.oas tyrsznles. .heh have already twice made
I'm t--a -1TsFssl tG5rsgs a al1s h-csa % ses .t
s; DsceEssr Esd sss ID 4 AprL NAG Gss, - a.
#ssssAsss zsssEs!lT ssa Dcrs-T n s0s SO bedg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

igr.s. Del Wednesday. Nag - Pm.
s messenger has s; a-r.f 20 .r.ll iae oNa'ala
sal states tea. Lr steam pumps were worked yes'er-
dag 0r sewers. a0urs Wi,1ou, any apparent success
h nc.gdss "a, ser back e broken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEw.yoHs TRIBUNE.
ytrEfnis klectioo.

wAsHr~ero> Wednesday. Nay @-iV = ~
TIE Richmond Eaguirsr claims the election o.
q Lo~os and Wbir 70 Congress. Thsre are tive
D s;-icts ye; - hear from
FLoCRSor las been beaten BY only votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

B.Lr1xoRE W.dre.isE. May Ppm
John Pri--. bstter known IS Cutting Jor''
sto, b.. brother NAV. George campbell ro'o'ious
s.,-he- ~iih revolver IN s'iakins noase ms
m.--.rs Csnpb.H expired s,nos; instantly. Ier'e
b.fs we've 'o:sei n Is bocy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03


FILTERS ~ rHg NAyr.-We have oiieui.nie,
h.a orca,ln g. call sl,cEton % the impuri'y u q.
Cro,cn and % the necessity Of its nraton OF ~ks
o.c,.i,n. W. have taken especial pleasure "a rreoa
r,eni.nx T. our fol1w-cilzens the DIAPHRAGM Fi,-'
hsviog hst very satisfactory NPefi-nce OF e 'rr@1
az. value W. sre now very mach grsnara 70 IN
that thi. Invention has merted Toe iSvoisoc noAce
public authorities a. Washington. snd ths' Cs2i Va
o.on Of the United S,stes ship Sayaica has been
i.,e3 M, ~ Come ittas 10 iest tne merits Of a.
Fer snd repor, 70 the Department On re vs'ss a..
efficiency. win view TO ,s srnersl AhoPtioa n q,
NSVv Can't : hss keen testirs u mostly Sitl ~.
aa,sr OF Ira Crrs snd other Nex.esn Pofs Ia =,
cad The Captains ls,teF 20 Mr. Niosoa VII esplsl
h,s, f.r the FILTER hss been succfssisl.
.arr >.s.-.as. lfs's-.-s Fvrh iss
d. ,-.s-r rtt- - ne t n''f1 - e.
Oh, II ,sar Pa'-at nsrafarhu '- ssa 30 .-et
- ,.. -a..l ~ r- fF' ass. 20 n-t
ftst b Ia. sa.srf-' tf- faIle-~ 'laf tfHfs'
r..r@ss iarmc trI~>. reverb t~i~"' .'- - r.
3 -f -rrr---@i frs.fr a. .r.t . 80
~ 80 90 As te 5oar k'sfy 100 Peep -tvA n.
ia lie tr.tH rss lsHst 80 al 90 rtIr
rfr- "a sn-f ,hs tsfr rl =.
=, 49,. . r-rsft o. 10 D~psrtrslf "a 10 so -ci
~ ,.,, r-.,.,,..i .t. s.rf NH-s-rf sers
" 4 NlCHOiSpN, cnrztst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
Lady Franklin Applies TO President Taylor.
WAssrNCroS MedD<scsy NAY

Lady Franklin has addressed letter 70 Presi-
dent Taylor respectfully requesting his cooperation IN
the effort making discover Der husband sir Joan
Franklin The President hss replied ths he viii
cbeerf. y % everything as power toward sIislnag
end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
seutheru Irtms--peaIh Of Att'y. Gen. BAILEY
BAlr.roAE. Wedas.a.y May 2. % -


b. the Soaihrrn mail this eycnil : We have "a
pers from New Orleans - the 25:h. b which learn
the destruction ~ hrs u tie House o. Refuge II hat
city Cotton Wss IN proving price ssd iAr business.
dong Ise Cholera 'till prevailing Tie Charles
ton papers announce ne deslh q ex Attorney Gsa
Bailey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
Prize Iommirted.

FALTfNo a. " rl--fIaJf MY :
Price Ia. been fully committed. the Coroaer's
Jay hsvins sroash; in verdict Of wiful murder Tns
prisOasr "a, = great erony Of Ton Hyer-his father
o. Bysrs bal during his recent di1ssty here
sSss rrice ase Als victim were as NAY a. shiss
ve ksps " a. alssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
The PauIo, mitchel-ship rarOlinra.

The brig PA'os arrived 81 this port this morning
spoke April - 10 l.t ~ ion 65 the Bilush sap NeP
tune from Bermsas Tor The Cape Of joos HOPE, with
the pssrio, Mitchell snd family board
The chip TsTonts IRON New-Nork bound FOR CsllfoT
nia was spoken March Il 10 j.; 80 S.uA lon Is West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03


Fior7 1900 b5s WzEAT 1900 bush CoHN,
3o0J cush. There iss fer demand 20, FLOUR and ne
notice sales Cd D. o0o bblis,si To WHEAT fooo hush
Western ctsrr bar3s ~ -9,. .sir inquiry p-ers'
f9r CozS with sales Of 0o0 bush Al sc Freisa,s are
steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

LINEH HAhDKFs, LAcEs AID EaBROlDsiEs
" j. T. FARRELL Co. ST. Broadway. freu
rnSee') respectfully Invite he ladies' Of New You 70
' and in'pee. large and elegant assortment Of Lace
o'o''sne'' received per las, steamers Also, 100
ohefs from e ~ So each 30 box.. GENT, b.,,
psir. -, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

~ Tug HENRy.sr GRAMMAR SCHOOL. -! nenya
next q Az Saint. Church receives pupil, al all eyes Ard
h' them for college the counting house PARROTS st
gusdsrs requested TO call snd examine the nSiuuor
O. 2 CUACKESBos, An IA Rector He refers 90 the fse
uiy OF Co umbis College. Prof LKwIs n. U1isefs.y
VesiTy Of AL Saints Chureb Rev Dr. sCHsoLDEs Dr.
tERSis, Dr. H.IGHr, M. ElGESBRoDr, end a ounbef Of
he city clergy. New term brein, Monday, Msy Pa
pills catering sferwG ID charged IN proportion myS n
SPRING srYLIs Or STRAW HAS FoR CHmDsgs-TAs
subscriber Is prepared with bis exhibition OF sprns
styles Of fancy Hats for children. and respectfully
10 The sdies that they may exsmne Ia bis
appropriated expressly for .hs purpose Of the ches
most varied ard elegant stocks 81 goods o this descrp,
thst hiss been open to the public any city " II.
Upled States The subscriber has paid much sentiou 10
this department OF HE business and by the activity Of he
agents In Paris aud by tho empoymen, u the
pshed work People In this country has succeeded
bnlng all hs elegsocles and novelties proourabe Ia he
production Of eh elegant tasteful ard mics ssn
Hats and Csps for children The In which these
bosunfa articles are displayed appropriated expressly
ior that purpose J. N. GEAlN, 24 Broadway,
opposite 81 Psurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

From BUENos AlKIs.-We last evening re
ceived the B.ssos Asres Packet Of March The
Pacsd gives some intelligence from Aon!s'iceo,
which city says hiss been almost entirely abandoned
eJ It's foreign as well native population qasrre!
a.. taken place between the Iesus and the Govern
ment which ha. resulted in The election Of the former
from tbs building which they occupied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03


Morsl enfrsnchseuent must accompany material en-
fraucns,ment Man has the right G. Instruction rs he
has the ~ ht izsor. The STATE should supply him
With trachns as vel - with credit still faithful To
traditions VI cur isth-rs yield 20 public insruc-
ton an ih- importance which belongs 90 II IN Govern
mrnt where the Teacher forms the citizens Tho Con
v-ulion clearly saw that man could not be truly Tree
without l.hi il lad budget oi 600 millions
Now then. 81 COO mil ions. tnis Assembly OF oU5dri-
aas appropriated sd 10 public Instruction, that - the
tse.tn pat Il its budget tn- honest and moderate
Republicans wh budget u .-OO millions, give :
t. Instruction that Is huudredth part 80 that of six
millions OF children three millions receive 20 teach
ng while half OF the chtdrf neiin>r read nor
write their vote aud the prisoos reckon 20 iierat-
among 100 couyicts IL Is the nrrost of fDuuarchy 10
degrade well mpover'h the people. Ia oidfr 70
reduce them mors easily 81 sub ctlon. Tho Republic,
whose interests entirely cppo'.c. should avoid The
errors OF the monarchy. aud fellow the steps at the
Convention but 10 70 would Initiate the Convention. u
must appropriate $50 millions cut Of budget OF lsl0
mill 10. 20 public instruction.
Win this proporuouou, the state can not only give
primary and professional education 20 al grauit3usiy,
but moreover inde mnfy the children ci the poor for
the tim. spent ia instruction We shall then have de-
slroycd Ignorance I'll rs misery may dispense
With tho executioncr reduce the army. and employ II.
altogether abroad there will longer be- any enc
At home then the people viii know their rights
sud when they know them they will desire them, and
when they desire them they will gain them. They
will ths be truly fee and sovereign the Revolution
al! be contaminated sud Order viii commence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
All Quiet In Canada.

BUFFALO. "Wednesday, Nay 2-sP.M
There "a nothing important from Pr ere ansds'
although the excitement stll eontI ues There are,
however, no farther Outbreaks. Dispatches from
Kingston Toron;o aud other places report everything
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

The mpost u blood l. dstnbutsd As unIcs,ly as the
mpost Of money. We wish 10 regulate The military
service 20 make Il more equitable snd consequently
ICES burdsnsome for abby rtestablishing equality. ~
rsducir the number OF 20 oer sni The duration OF toe
service by oreanik.DEs rsrrve-hy thus eco-omiziu Ok
The time and money OF the cit zens-and finally oy
securing ihe army the triple guaranty ~ compel
ton Of election AMI OF priority In the ser'ce-s fund
tor retirement o. that he soldier shall not be sut "c
to arbitrary rule 10 the army and 10 desuintou when
be leaves 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
solicitor Giliert Defends Himself.


" AsHlNElNN1 Ft--Is-7I ~ y
Solicitor Gi,le,t has 10 day Published defense
exonersns himself from erpsure 10 relation 70 Ire de
iAlcs,.on Of Eiy More Marshal cf New.forE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03


For our foreign poicy, thru, ~r have tbs principle
Every people IS free and sovereign. Nocsrchy i
only IN existing power Republic Il the government
OF ri-et Every people which shsl have heed II ~,
Ndcc ,hs !. u sna our al IN The recovery Of its
uonsity sud Independence should De- ABB 3 rely =
The utmost nt u eLr resources % ar nstersl and
moral support On cur Afns ADD OF or pi0uacy -
F0g the reason u France . guided - tbs seuso Of
rsti Ice army OF France . the army o. ireriy LII
ely r0ts priviege fer OGrr-lves nsa fisht for a.
AID Right has no frontier 10 virtue Of the prioci
pie o To- uaiIy II Rsat All 81 tne unity of aan a.
nat AZ unvsd n comm-n bod a. ctzeas u The
great human Eepuolc and accordingly sre irse cq4a
ani ,roiaers a. arc tie c.uSess u he French 10
Puslic.
France. then can 90 more 1gai for conquest ncr
car remain passive sP-ctatOr Shers ioe victims CT
q ranny sre .u couf-ndng under the zeaties VI ISIS
ia prEciprs ne prom s pasE history "a future
oy-s 10 n1Lor snd "a ssiey compel 70 - take part
~iih p1.anc, lsAy Germany. Hungary. van al VA
a. - sing Ike heFse4i 10 burst tneif letters Pas
herself . attacked Waen Milan. Venice, Pesh, Hsrszs
oeseEed by mOnsrcns wien teeir streets are stan
ed Wiia tlooc aud th-ir ehLdreE made eapuTes- he
hepgblc cannot side VITA kir-s agarH tee people.
Sox 70 prevent erlIe Wien u 70 10 our POSer.
ST. commit Tie Monarchy ssi5, Each i9E himself
sld II died Let Rrpuolc which "a ne rsEefse q
Monarchy sag, Esch iSr al, a1c I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

YUoArAs VOLUNTEERS The y q. Crescent
pssa.hes las Of tie killed add wounded ansOss tAess
sssestasss., ,A.ss wsss = Aglss ssd "a wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
,Iark.t..C~c-4s,rlI. May 10 Pm

The market for FLoua q hru1 wiki fair demand st
: 55As3 f1 GanN trade quiet WHsSr IS held At
IitaIi,. Weather pleasant. River rs.rg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

The papers received "a, evening have AIDED
s3netbllz = our stock u information Is O. THIS
election. From tie Rctmoad Eygm'ser We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

z The Steamship PASAxA, Capt. Porter, tie
Ihri Eesse. Of Messrs. H0Tisrd xA,pinEau's Pacific
Inc, arIiVed ~ 10 prev TIE 20 March scd wa
to cave for Cslhor.s ts 9Th sas EFF tbs por,
o. the l5sh Ct FebrrGy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
Omciai appointments Of PostmasIer-.

" AsHINIIuNl NtIhttIHyl NY
q. : sALLIMAN. Brooklyn. New York
Isaac DILLON, ZsuesylNe. Ohio.
AARON PKRKY Co umous. Ohio
W. OLIVER, Cincinnati Ohio.
ANDREw MORTIMER. Poi.svile pannsylsanis
JosEPH L. DUNSIHG. Brunswick. Maine.
CALXH CLARK Ann Arbor Michigan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

TES>rssEx.- W. TSovsDALK returns
tA.ak, fr tbs Leo nomination for Governor, and sc
eepts TIE eo3or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

Saics of yellow C1ES were mste O. arrive
within a w-ek - tn days st - cts "a ih@ spot $3.50
tuss.,s BARLEY sold A. fl cfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
susinhSs rorIoss.

AMERICAN There sre come glorious hi's IN 10
new p.ntomim- such cracking % Jokes aud cfo,tey
sgch cross ire of Ingenious bundefs such efeusurm-u
Of conrr,emp. there are 10 the Village Fsssi"
.ursy never before congregst.d IN one psn0Dpr Th-
ther. The superb spectacle Il ihs Two fugi ss "a.
Young ksrIusu IN ths Bote Promenade. snf fnsler
gsw series Of pefrmsnces say uohing Of Greet Wee
en 10 Ous Of his hes, pece, IL IL The gest@ OIL of he
SESSION..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

" Dfe Boots and Caters OF ,he frs, qusy msse Of
Inc beet materials In the ses sy can be found at the
lowest prices sWATssss ia FaoD-sl Thecons.sn, 10.
crease Of af vs. busss. euhsg tho last eisht rear,
PROVE. that his boots and shoes gives unusual ss.scIou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
ORIlER

order Is not principle It Il a consequence. 1t Is the
result OF the three principles liberty equality irsterni.
ty Il 10 the harmony Of sntS and not their suppress
sion order produced by compression sni force tho
order which rcgus II Wauaw IL false and prccarious'
Il constantly fouen,s rebellion and revolution. Genu-
inc and permanent order is the fruit only justice and
satisfaction Il guarantees progress To tbs midst OF
peace THIS mss oeen instincnvely understood by
royalty In u, old and incompeis motto. Il did n.tsAy
fu5l.c Order ard Liberty but Liberty Public Or.
der. that 20 cay, order through Liberty
The parssus 81 the principle Of authority Of strong
governnrent say order tn Liberty. We who believe
that Government IS strong only when 10 Is Just sni
that IL only w IN IL satisfies every right per.
sis, In saying Order through Liberty"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

MsssIFrI.--Col. Melville is nominated in
several papers as the LEGO candidate for Con.
sress in the lid District
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NATIONAL hiTArUsE OsLLEsY- EDWARD wEIrE al
Ds'AD"AF'-ims magnificent saloon possesses superior
advantages Tor tue rapid production Of Dagueeoyps Min
iaufs' Al persons who rish unsurpassed euso d
'hs,ns-ye. OF friends should give hi, gallery sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

FiEk-Ihe t.=aery Of y. Weeks, 10 Canaan
\. H. ga ssssl eel zsss. Less 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

FIRST OF MAY.-Those Of our Subscribers who
have changed their residences, VIII o0ilgs Us oy
leaving their addresses at Inc Counllns-ro room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

FAsHIoNABLE sPsisG HArs-Any Of our readers who
are In want Of hat elegant fashionable and dursbl. 10 ito
construction will DO well TO call upon Sir CEcsK Of he
MIMI ward Hat Company, 26I Blssehetst where the mal
f.siiclous csnno, fail In bsis. suited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
y cITtt EVIs '''10 =.
lose. Il gave TAYLOR a ma orlty

Powelfs L oes) 1ssjorlty e. Tsyior's do IS
The subjoined table varies essentially from that
w. published yesterday as TO the same District
and 10 we are sorry to say derived from more or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

Rxv. Henry WARD BsEcHER.-Tbs eminer
a vine J.. rsgay recovering from the effects OF the
we're disease erys 2els') which At ono time lhesten
10 prove fatal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

bs mus; no longer depend sny,hins but bis Te.soo
ard his viii he TWO f3li want Of pny'eA ospynsss
and mental progress must Be- sAisnrd &c q 1s rrSee
-, - pptrireot In word. his external eondinon
rru.t - sm@lorat.c I'D hght -fmip,ssr,d - rs
mind Gsz Is tals u be sccomphsned - L@3''
and By Instruction. Here 10 TIE Sno.e h-p4o~c'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

RsxovAI.-By reference 70 his sdVersenss,
N ,po,hsr column Ii will b seeu that Mr. b Bss
mont merchant tailor, has removed 10 No ~ B,ox
wsy up stairs.