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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22
HOUSE OF RrPREsENrArlvEs

Mr. DnoN II Conn. offered q resolution intnact-
ing the Committee % Commerce 10 inquire into the
best mode Of preventing caiforni. Gold from gore
abroad ard securing is receiving the impress Of tho
American Mat which wss sccePsc< BY unanimous eoa
sent and adopted
Me- GoGGiS asked 70 have the Postage bill
taken up and
NJ huLllSp presented petition nom citizens
Of Alabama asking for reduction Of Postage, and ssc
onded the motion Of Mr. q.
Mr. RocSw.LL called Cor the regular order II
bu which the motion 10 reconsider the voss
BY which the Pscbeco etl ~o passed
Mr.. rooNPs Of Ga being entitled 70 the fN,r.
proceeded 10 make speech In favor 81 tbs claim
msintsining that the Government ~as boaad ~ have
returned the slave when he into tho possession
OF their 0rcers ~ the surrender Of lamper and not
having retained him liable tor the smcuEt
Mr.. pyER OF y \. said iew words In support
OF the position that the Government hsd the r'Sht ~
Danish hang. or otherwise deprive the owner u the
slave 81 hs services perscn and that that right "a
s,ei In regard to al Prso- whether nee OF savs snd
the Govern usnt could not be called upon 10 compensate
tor the loss Of the services Of such Persons Ne then
moved the Previous Question. which ~s seconded.
and motion BY
Nj. wx>rwoprH 10 lay the motion IN roconsii
on the table having Jailed
The motion 10 reconsider was carried by Ayes
D. Noes -
Mr. HuIt,Rp moved the previous question IN
the pa..ss. Of the bill and motion for call II The
House having been negstved the previous sucssoa
seconded and the bil pssssi ~ Ayes ioi Noes %
The House then resolved itself into Committee
of the Who'll. On Private Rils. and On motion ~
Mr.. RocKwkLL, took up the biil providing ior
the creation Of Board OF Commissioners ~ decide
upon private clsims presented 81 Congress
Mr.. RoCKwtLL having reported the blh, then
procecdod address the Committee In support Of H.
aud in reply tho various objsetons which hsd been
urged against by lie various opponents Al the COZ
clu.ion of HE remsrks the Committee rose
Mr. VISION. from the Committee on Ways snt
Means reported back the Deficiency bill ~ith rscosn
mends,ion that the House concur ia the snssdm~sss
Of the The bill referred to the tonmitt-s
Of tho whole pyofe'~a reported back sud tho amend
meuts a. reed h. and the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22
TIL. ButIer Divorce Case.
corre.poudence Of The Tdbune.

r. r,IssrapAl PinLADELFHIA, Saturday Jan. %.
The Cour, Of Common Pleas have to-day de
clded that the divorce case Of Fanny hemoie Butler
should 90 TO Jury for trial 1' understood nA' this
i,whs, Mr. Butler hAs contended FOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

~ The letter OF President EyERErr, resign
to- IA, post a. President of Harvard College. va pre-
.~1ted AZ the meeting Of the Board OF Oserseefs On
1hur,day-We have already mentioned the no1ains-
,ion of jAzxp SPAnK,. LII d. a. Mr.. Evereus success
,or The nomination 10 yet TO b acted upon ~ me
board, at ia meeting 90 he st Of February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22
Marhet.....B.Lrlmo.I. Jan. ..


There /. fair demand for Howard st Flour and City
vm., Is. The Grain and Provision Market Is IN
CHANGED Tobacco 10 held for an advance. Other ar
dele. without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22
Illness of tfr. Calhoun.
By T.l11rsPAl

By Ts<SrsPAl WASHINGTON, Jan -
Mr. Calhoun Is 50 much indisposed today as not
IN be able 20 lesve his room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

r. WV LLOYD GARRisOs, Editor Of toe Lie-
srsiSr made e s,roas Ant; Slavery speech Portland
Nc. ~ IAs lstt Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

sAruhDAf Jsnuhy HH
FiRE.-About 10 O'Clock last night fire was
discovered 10 the building Of II JOhSst occupied
BY Me.u. Bowman & Ebbe,,s jewellers 10 appears
hs, lamp which had been le burning Get Are 10 the
window case The aams. we're eziins ulshsd after DO
Ing very llttle damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

For C.LuoRsA-The schooner A. Emery,
Capt Clay and the schooner Joseph Hs~et Capt san
nics.on lef, yesterday for san Francisco They take
out fan esrgoe. and number Of passenger" The ship
Pacific Capt 1Ibosu sails t0dsy ~iln 20 Psssensers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

LOOKING Up ~ The WORLD.-A par Of the
greatest hunsn beings seen for some centuries have
as, arrived In Boston they are Giant ADD 0isn'ess
each said 10 BE- eight feet 10 hight, and ase In
proportion We understand that they are ossasr'' Out
what their destination IL We have not heard perhaps
they are driving for California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

Al III GOysEsoR rvksGD EDIros-Ex .6ov
jones Clarke, the founder q the s~ls-Sto. do-o
s4p Gsssue who withdrew from the sssssnshmsni 10
ls3 10 oneiass - Tsrrtors. Governor. has sssi. BE-
assoesd With ns old paper - Ne esisf E1isos.
OF the State Governnsot Ex>0ov. c. ~ sspssssts<
~ Anss Brsss thu prssses Governor. snss weish BE-
AS remained n private life. The 0ss<zl rsessy pot
dress. ssd nov prsssoss . v~ry sees spv~sr
sncs. Tns Governor 10 cordially welcomed bssh ~
sdisosiAi Ass By rAs papers ssrosshe he ssAss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

THI CuT GUARD.-This company OF citizen
troop. Cap, McArde. returned yesterday IN nne order
and spirits Their reception at Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washngton BY the members Of the profession
was hosp table Ia the extreme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22
The Presidentiaf Palace.

The preparation Of the palace Of the Ely'ee b0ur
bon or .. !, now called Eyses National, for the re
cep,ion Of the President prosecuted With rspidy
Tni. edsee hAs been occupied since February oy TIE
Commission for the reception Of gf's and offerings to
the country. Il was okee occupied oy Madame Pom
n.dour the mistress Of Louis ~. During the keTo-
luton OF % Il wa used as the Government printing
ofsce .fiervnd il became place " public smuse
u,ept MI lsO4. when M1rst bought Il After he wen,
% Maple. ID passed again into the hands Of the Govern
usn and was fsvorite residence Of Napoleon Daring
the Hundred Days he lived in IL 10 one Of its cham
Der, he slept for the last tine IN Paris after The bssP
Of Waterloo and the apartment; where be signed hi,
hnsl sbdicaron Is st shown TO Visters- Il has since
beIonged 70 the Duke Of Bordeaux. II Ia q sngalsl
coincidence thu, this palace should be hxed on for ths
President Of the Republic The AS. ruler Of Franc.
who occupied IL va Napoleon Napoleon IL nov Il
make u his ocial resdsnce 1, fac, tia, History
sometimes plays her cards queeriy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

~ The Lowe Mills. owned by o. N,e1soias 81
BAu4s crsek, Mich vU tarasa 70 ne grossd ~ ne
w. astast-totA Ioes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
gbe American pulpit.
THE CHURCH'S DUTY
AND
THE WORLDS NECESSIT Y
A SER NON

De- cred Sunday Ereanr Jsnsa o. I.ss a ne Coliseum
~ RLv. TH)Nss L. HAERis,
Pastor Of the insepsnieui Christian Socieiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

The deputarion sent By the Chambers and Municipal
Council Of Rome 70 Plus TX have returned net havag
been allowed TO the Ses2olItan frontier AT For
plA he iruaaeg iowa 90 ne fVgs 70 sose asy Wpss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Corr-spoodence q TIE rribsss
srxarg W.ssrxa-o. Ersv

q
After the disposal Of the ordinary -oatiae ba.
nes. OF reception Of memorial ke. AMI soms prvss~
Bills
The Minnesota Territorial bill came up ss Sra, In
order ard
Mr.. KING OF Ala male some remarks Ia refer
ene~ o. the creation Of sxth STATE Of ~ssf vss part
Of The Cd North Territory ~hsn - he eopt~odef
there we're 10 have oe>n oey tTs carved out 81 lie
oppressed himself willing vote foo the os ao~rver
no,.,h.tsndns tAis ,stson and soped tat sss Rep
rrseptsrves OF these States night osy - sthns ~
meet them In similar spiri Of tadness sad messsi
forhe.rsnce While be vss afraid that they would MAJ
fests coausry sgril and Be governed ~ nsrrow eco
ronsi and geographical feeling.
Mr. DoDGs u lows took the opportunity - a.
sure Mr. Nine after hestowioS eoossdefso- son scsp
upon him. that be you'd be governed By any
such nsrro~ sectional geographical and petty i-ssos
lee or feelings and tsaf Ne would Always b found voting
With the gentleman nom Alsoana The eiA 80 thea
psssec.
The Postage bill wn taken up. and stes soms
few 'emGts By Mr.. slEs Mr.. ALLAN and others. ss6.
getting various amendments II vS Informally psss~d
over and the SENATE went into Executive session end
after xard sd,ourued until Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

T-aH. ,h. h,,h A. ear ~ bu bear ~a' b. sP' ' aro
ne Churches. Rev 3D. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02
IT,. Josrsai Of Commerce and the Herald.


To -. Ec,lc- o. ThF Trtss=s
IT, 6l3ring 6is'oFus sctsany oocurrel u
O-tobe-. isis. within :.T IDS or the Custon.
Ho1s,:
wei oAlo e vi;s "a whs, aias yov uoE
o. Oh Z,cs'
ig-Thas Z. vi certainly "a .iec.,d
les w you 81 onsisiTs upon ;a.;i
V1.--i e -, bet upou elections
Loco--i should a. b tass h.i Lon you e. ,eis,
HAtF-I vii give yr1 an opportunity Ire J0s-rs!
- Com-rcs al T,-sd 5Ois sdv0csge too election Of
G-n Taylor . riil BET you ihs: b-for. the end
go 5o,s paper, vii b srr,yed sssn,t Gen 7. and
bis Acn.nsrsnou.
E0co What m-ses goa thinks co
yl,z -Thrir sinit.e, sTs Loco al their syrrp1-
;hies With thsi party and uoderi;andin. ., -
levs d. tho Iesuiiicsl chsr'eter c. both have 40
cor dderce r. ,,e'r support g; Gen TAYLOR.
L~eo Maze the time 1ne year :or than = sbsn iou
re Whgs srd ;s<3 = -.
HhiS-l7u think CT ~ 'fe papers named vii have
90 much respect for themselves % d~er th@'-
o.; until sf'.r the reting oi Copsres. in De- ls4o
ard ~. delivery Of Gen. rs A., message Have Il,
Jour ovu way however b., tbs bat
Or Loco friend paid hi. bet .ass month and 7
have ,ho ,sa.f4cioa % know Ina, did no na.lice -
the Journal aud Etra,S. True +, mss beer sonevis,
embarrassing for the editor Of the former to attach
Admlris,-,tion before anything vss snovr IN relation
70 IL. policy Thi. however. les besu csriated IN
some mas.ure BY the ia,lity of i', editors 10 mmu
fscurins Issues themselves such f5r Instance Ii cir
-aorovs encounter few days since With Aa,onsi
sszk Verify, tney hard Tu.hej. snd 'souid rot
blame them they taxed tie Ionic, Tt-s aud their
Pari. Corre,portc1t further iasn they have doro.
By.,heby, th- only ;sa.i,ie charge I remember 10
have .een in the Jotrrsg ~ss iti attack upon Mr.
:r.c, Of p ]. walker ~.:a The o~peF Of the BODced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02
California Emisrsnts.
In zip ernGns fro BOs,YI, Oei u. fos sta F''h,


ss.r,A F.-s ) coay. ys4... o Ley 'o-.a IJsH
CO. &c.,. is.-. Dsr-y lea Cl.ly. ,. -. q nc
-. d.fnS-oa. Jo--v7 Arzst g. 3s-rs ts.'f ~
Czaa5, psg.s. sssi rsaus Dy. = soISsf't
Po>- " sfnro J..ss sps.r Va ssfssTss SO
Pc - fisr So go = - - 80
Peg- u dap : - asDss Ef-,rs D1s FsS .
Gsfs ~ C-TE s-l-si aErr-s x ~ > % = F't--.-
49,. E.cti- -yzss. C1-r-;-s - -s-s > go
--e.- Ca-rnrs-. S.l-a t7-f ~
- spe.1.l ~ W. C.usr g. r.e.s's- = 80
S.sya. A.L.l to- % Bffa--ss-fi --rrF " -
= 49, 60. - Ds-o 49, . s-o0F- -.
.-ss Ca - - r. 49,
"a our. ~ 8 Bo-1 ysaa 2 sl<1s ~ tf1E
Fr.ass 40 -. Psrshs'i, s.1y sea- o '-t"
i.s-c s1fs. - Drrn-- y 1Er trs, n
D. W.. j. : Bsssau.n. F.ra--rFfh h'-r-ts-
i.s,rs. n r.s<f. Nsia' 4 -, Nri.fs sa~g Tsry
re -. ser. Fs- G-off- ,-en-,' CO. = 90
- 4 y..s~r5. s.as-f-as Y secs
s1.sic- - e. c. y A--..r a. ga ~ El-.s
49, A Aatr---, - So u
~ q as-- Tsn.s saaiysa as .ts-a u Do ct-..
nu--y u Rstsrry Dszi 49, - Crr-,
~ Por-..- 3 [ C.,,-r ~ " .1r We X Wa.
rzss---. - ssa1es. A. : ssrss u H.. ~ W.
80. of F-Fp-rs r. 4 ID W.f--cr- 81 Z ia q, IA A
ia. 8@rs.ts T.. G-ors. A,-s & ~.esss sszS
.ars J Co.. Trr-d Gee shlsns. 10, F.. a
C-1--- Cd ET-.-- ~, g Hs-u-.- y " eel
s5irou tlfz s-t y o. NJ sDss. ~ s-. sschr Of
s-1s srrss-a1-r f:chzss ns1 4 a
a yr-nrh - DTf NJ Pea y asrf W E.ss.str
M ksnass sesse, s.rz.i e ns-r.
- FrExoa Jushsz gso.1s ~ Lt-cs
- .1.Fus- Z, ~~t.. D. chsss.s- W. Hss~s
In ship HAz,iiI0n tron SostSn, OSt 30 for San
Francisco;
hss4rx IsAs 90 -. rs.ss al - hi<ssE 81 Bss.s2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

GRf.T sTosY The VIsilgAt q tina 2oth io...
give, ssco1 Ct great storm Which TOOK fscs on
S-yo, LsfouTc0s f.~ dsys ago ln eSecis ere saa
20 hsvs been frsnsiul, the damages amounting %
$50 900 TIE losi Of Mr.. Tuckrf @opss sugar nOus-
overturned % eliminated a. $50 600 thai VI Ar.
@uy sd NJ. Tebydsux sl5 ooo, and thss u NJ
.carr ..Vers THOUSANDS Az.ye. u vis;ims u tnis
,-.lllity weT7 N. G-shesH ssd ssT-rsi Lsgfoe- WOO
+sre e,u.Led t. dvsih y Q fie .i.h.
rF C.pt \ &. C1lyes. Of the tris Aisosr-.
un arrived hoa S-s Y1rs eied ye,.ercsy s)oa s's>r
coating here. His osesse IVES tae prgrisy, Nhich
s,.=si pm ain I've Dag. prsvioc.ly Ao-is 10 ~ D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

RAILROAD PROM VssA CRvx TO Sax JcA~.-
Tns agents OF Gsray, the gentleman 70 whom the
N.sican Govern uslt has granted the exclusive priy
ere of constructing Ralrosd scross the ls,hnus Of
T.busptepec shipped Saturday last, on board The
dana Cspt Howe for Vera Cruz, the frames oil three
taid,pgs which we're made ct Gfeins- by John Can
naser' ESQ They are Intended 70 be placed al tec
terminus of Raiirost which IL forthwith 30 Dc soa-
Strsct,d between We're crss and San juan on the Az
lsnsc aide OF the lstbmus Of Tehusn;apso which ~hi
ce,sas IN. Q. Pisaysn~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

NAvAL.-Ths fallov'nz lie = !ist OF omeeFa q
sssied to tho T. = big Dolpeo, al Macao !ahe IA !
W. q OGDEN. Lieut. Comusnansi Aonro b JAWS
Fire, Liee,; James Hopk!e.on. Paced ass; sarse0n
D. 4 l$uscr,, Aehes Lieut.; psus ao 20 =
Pesree ,b.ascp, Mater Mate L "
As;jay aidsbipnss A. L. X. Beaasm' 90 10 . -
Erfsop, CsP,..a's Clerk.
PESsAeoIA Oc. 20 The vai,ed States frisste ksr'
ltso, bearing the broad yeunsni u Commodore FOX
Ill a PsfAsr. srry,d here tais mo,pins la poIS zoe
Coitsd Sts,es s,OOpN-ot war saes,oss, corlnsoder
q. Nchulson ana Aosry Commander V. NJ. Kan
d9ipe the Ua,.ed States schooner Fart, Lieu ienapt
Con-.s ending l. Fsrrsud, and s,rsmers Na;sr.Wtteh,
Walker aud Taylor. Tns steamer fsshi,n, Csptsin
coed ca her wsy to Tampa scor ss the weather XII
OeYC,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02
=: ter from Col. weiIer-H's Removal.

L.
Toe following letter from Col Joaa b. wiener
shove hi. knowledge Al his removal before tue 'n'"
geace resshes him officially
SAN FaANcIsco, Caliiornls, Aug 20 1872
lSN compelled TO o. up here on the last steamer
70 attend TO some public business, and cooseqa enu)
had no cpportuutiy OF Oyerhsul,-s tho msiL ha'r
no Information from home bu, presume theT arc is
ters for he q. z tu Dego which shat get on my 70
turn 20 O. morrow 20 Monterey, AMI alter rem ava
log there Some four ave days viii 60 DOWN 10 san
DIEGO The rumor A. quito certain mere inst nav"
S.~n sps-.dea go my person> ioterest 10 son
cernod eSTs no pcsrl TO shed II this oe true in'
commission. however, Will bS brvAsn ~, a"a '''
boundary survey su ndsi for sn tnten'iis period
can readily end psoios,ionsl employ ment here II
deem Il, much Taars pr, she thsn sais boundary SO
visa IL 10 true a many swssrs are here Wv IN
eus.o~ss ~il prov- very exrnsire This plsce 10 'eN
remarkable uac. IL hss sprung up la q oay Az us
rcns srs sore represon,ed Al orders OF NSneS'o'.-
knogp aud upsnoSa to the 10 10, are tsr- iouno VI
lsa., TO- ,nou,aut ueools Na ia .ents Everybody IL
a.tix.iv IA business aud moving vim the Va
loc,sv cf a L,comchve--snd Yet huadrsds are fe'eth
tns from the mines SICK broken do~n soo dis-a ue
Tnsv ar. bound iDr home very small neino-f y
tho,, wac have core here Will no ga aes IN ,aS
Tn. ciins,o OF ssu Ftsneisco IL shout {" bad nav,
srs,... Stree asve been hire {. ~eesl oEs IT,
suises wooden q thing, aud 80 Overcast every cay
AZ risht Shus blankets a. lees; are inoispenssoir y
ones COMFORT The wad blows stesdiy every asy
f,o, the Forth and ID. DUE: 10 exce.sivsy snuvsos
! 80 tnmorrow % Moot-rey, sn6 vii there await tes
arrival Of the steamer II sasPeGS>d, may Pessioy
rsmsiu ir tbis oorn,ry rrni NIX epiios ,a,a
MoNrrsEr Cslitorn;s, Seys. :. iSss.
Ireschad here this p.nruicg hssiDs Ssoa toui dsy'
lnskng 50 spiles o. ealing vsssrt, rust return
San Francisco before 80 bach 70 san p'ese 10 raise
funds 70 prosecute the ~ork -,trD
You're, Sc. JOHN B. WELbSh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02
Line OF Steamers 10 L'verpeol-Houte OF
Refuge California Fleet, ~ C. Gc.
srUCut LVr u TIC tIIN~U"'
BAITIMoax, We6cssdsJ, {

Correspondence oi Zoe ifcuuc-
BALTIMoss, WsGpssdsy, Oct 3l-PA.
The stsrtlipg intelligence published in the daily
papers Of this morirs, that H. Bodice :hs ls'e Rus
alan Minister Washington, has been sSr!sasd to TIE
dreary wlds OF Siberia mas eeen ne theme OF uni's5
So con rnent NJ Bodis0o was well known 10 msny oi
the ouzeus Of Baltimore and has always been esteem
I'd high minded honorable gentlemen. Tee dssPotie
.,, OF the Emperor Nicholas is the more ASTOUNDING
from the fact that jastnsbe Cause is sssgn,d sna
uspy totslly dseelisva the y hole statement How, -
t 10 tue 4; hs' sscapsd the notice ot the European
press, aud been known In Warrington for several
weeks without hcips di-ulsed seems very sinsu.sr-
cscu a,sd throw osers dis the verscity OF the
S,u YORK Cevrt~s correspondent l. Ia common si.h
,sogssnG. hope the the s,stedseni 10 SrICnsous
There 10 talk here Of estselishing lins ~ Cc-sn
S-ansrs regularly ovtwesn this port aud Liver.
pool se,ers iuf0entisl soa vesltsy rereh1nts asvt
laentoneo The project and v, Sc ms TO meet win COZ
side she favor Nsni. oil the m"oe' 81 me i'aoels
OF Charleston { Quilt at tbis porr.) Ills ,aoosht
could make ihe trip regularly IL from eleven 70 'eiT'
;ecu days, each way.
ns-las c: c!iizsns favorable 70 the speedy ersc'
on OF nou.s o. Reidse Tor Ja,euis Deis qaeuts WA
asld this afternoon a, BfoTns Saloon. osme@' ~
our no,g prominent ci-rgywer ga Pniish'nt'Pl.'
eere pre.cIt. sat a. impetus las Seer give. = '11
rois5; which IL 10 20 BE- hoped WI spss1lt SEQ"
mat n Jcdsirg fiu.n ice day reports OF JdNeHNe
deprsvi,y, 80 city in the Union nsods such riset
I,s anal .chooaers Of about 90 md loo 'uns oScs,
The Come, Flight and Empire sailed yesterday feen
hi, ror, TOT san Frsoci.eo r;s rnsks 81 vs''e,s
rue sane .ire which have recently sistie1 Tor 'sss
Do-sso iG,snoed fo- traders nlAtd II thsy "a. -
.uccsed " Yeschins their PIoeotee si'S' ~" -
ucr.. than many persons anocips:s
Tai. Afternoon ne hsd grand parade ana 's'.e"
% .ur yoluDt=@r soldiers Gov Ibotnss ~ss IL =
city AID ~iSh bic ara os-csInps m.se 'sly -as a.
e.rance M.ios Genersl Stewart va. n cotn {, 500
,,rn sht Artiesy {, =aps'ies fro-a Fort Aehti-iy
under Siis Gen Chia.. jploin- n ,ha noe
We nave hs1 several .nghi spits o. snos TO-DAY Il
uncommon tsios - cary IN iAe season u |" 'sf9
coo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-02

AssAm BARNES, OF Rochester, Monroe Co Notsiy
Pubic vice George Ely, rosiyed .
WLrrR II GRswoLD. OF Delhi, Dals~ero 20 NC
tnry Prbuc vice CnGlss Marvin, sisSed.
: NEWTON DEXTER OF Whi,esborough, OufidA co.
Manager Of the state Lunslie Asy ie vice Charles g.
Coventry, resigred
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NEyY-YORk TRIBUNE.

.xw.YokK DAILY TNsUN. IL rusLi'"
yyyHT woRSISG lsUSDAis hiohriIDl
a, The Tribune Buildings, corner o. III,
and Nassau streets, opposite 'he '"' -.
,a delivered 10 Cy SDbscnSess ioI a. Toe De.s
% mgnt6. or year tie sane rse, asr AMIN, no
Two Cents Mall subscribers rave a'tbs For thfee
So Three Dosr.in advance reSs,y rersirsd
Country Few'pspeS,. her tS. hose c. The
"a are no. allowed sny difference
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g.. The ship Berlin. Captain
smith from Ltv.rpoo arrived at ts port yesterday,
sith hendrec Immigrants pst1hs PC. s-r-sss
there wers - de.,hs en- ooard the nrs' h.'ias
when tho v-ssel wss IL days. oai ana VIC $3.50
passengers the other two Robert ROBINSON We
earpeaicr Of the Berlin, ard Tromas sasis,r.,
man AoloOSirS 70 the crew. n y. pSsA 50 ~~
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WHOLE NO. 06SS.
CITY ITEMS.

TSK BsEsEs SrEAEIKs-Ths Ocsan stesm-
81? Navigation CO. Save thdrs-u their se'Ps (ih'
Wsssi5s,oa .nd Hermann Until rext February. They
vi De placed spe, tee 6oek snc Undergo horc1se
renovation 70 every department.; extensive improve
nen'' are ds'so-d, ard sIpepse vil ee spared to
s-g1'e ard esmFs'e fs,orsely With any steamers on
tie At.snrc routs,
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R CsPs. A B Culver, Of the brig Alabama
from shi' Pors to Sorfoi died on the sst ut a.s a.
Ter sndins a, the latter place. He had esss III ave
days with p!eansy
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Tstai Amount Of Produce ger nadsd- aiVe'

Fp-,sn.v Nov Ia 60 bbis Flour. $50 oa.Ses Corr
H,SSso Whas, &c ,sts a. uns Oh xkr, les hatres
A.ss, r, 10 Wsisky 60 10 Beef, eS DO .sd lss se'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


lX,i Snais Dist. Orange and Sullivan -'"s'
DAVIS o: Grange.
Pa.nsa Co.-A.sembly. JANIS o. prrnAN
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BROOkLYn AFPAlRls.
Kisos CousTr WsIS Ticxsr.-Ths untirio
whiss Of this County have resolved to elect tho 10
n wing tcsrs on Tgesdsy next

3. D.......n ,6., v s, Xxx
| .sP.rist,oasst Of poos. IS. vAsDEsvs.N. S.ts~s
c.,,s.. 20. .sows, ss.g-ss.
: E .vYoAs srtLtss~Eag.TsnH
A.ths R-u1e.ron Meeting on Tuesday evening the
n oss eseeTing harncey and esrnasis'm ~" mniIss
yhss. were severs good speeches and among the res
.,auous The following Tue blos Wig declarations
R,sossa That We r-os~s5y declare oar hostility T.
-,t-u.,n o. s.vsry xuthia tns ooninioa Of ID.
Ill states snd thsr Ia favor Of all consiiu
aasl q TOE erd ot lie xxtef min alton Iron
or r-r n.l D rosr.-
Resosrea TSsE are fey st.is improvements, snc
~ isyyr tt- Drogr-ss ~ our Cana Iohey esisyfop
NAT . .top g. 10 sst % crano and sascEe the s.sl
80. ais Vi re Emyfe SUITE 70 sri2ps Ihs CON u-fe<
q orss snt entail ID cn<ss upon Ihouss1ds u oar
sossEsn ea and iASor-Ts
GAIA rssllution wn introduced by Ac'
Church at the lsst nsruDg Of tie COmmoa Council,
requesting sae BroCslyn Gss Company 70 10y their
.-Es Ia E1tsos avenue, formerly Jackson st. ss the
fooi u -eieh 70 the Jackson Ferry. Tnis "a good
MOVE. TIE issaoissrts Of that portion Of toe City
sronsj IL favor Of the improvement, and We feel as
sSrs4 sss G.s Comvssy WILL De prompt In ,hs work
4 LIsfs.L OoseRIGArIos.-Tfs south Pres
'ytsriao chEreh lssi sssbs,a -oornl.s made . nore'
=ish srss, sreces % psy = heir DEBT, amounting 70
soo1 80 90 The p-stsF, Rev. Nr. Spear prsssn,so
ire subject IL v-ry s.r1y manner Trsins tee COO
gr-g.uon 70 renovs th,, which, 70 any CsareA, vas
great oossaee % peEr,.esGt Pros1shsy Ths ress''
~u = ssbsehpr.aa Of eli,o'o.
Wv EAExsr-PrePsrstioo is being mads 70
lag IN. oprrer stone Of nss Asrkes At tbs corner OF
Hlcks aad Atlantic sss This viii be great seeonno-
sas,sn 70 tae rsylay iaereasns popzisuon Of sOa's
Br0okiyn-
r. Mr.. Cummeyer 10 .bOot 70 commence sous
su. baHdlrss The Of Orange I'd Fsisea *
H.rLROlo Accfpfsr 10 minute, "
fore uils sloes on Tassdsy evening. a we L"'S
iLsns us,n q railroad eArr:sssA ssasisGaS OF ~