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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
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IOWA CITY IRoN STORE.
NOV receiving very heavy stock OF Iron
~ embracing every size. Also, Steel OF al
kinds
SPRINGS, WAGO.N BOXES, VAC
on 8. BUGGY .9IELS.
We shall at all times keep our stock of the
state, and assure all those wishing to purchase
that the prices will be as low as can be purcha.-
ed elsewhere. F. SANXAY.
November 30, 1848.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

FANCY Articles OF every kind and variety, to
i tedious to mention. at W. & BPS
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
Coach and Wagon Maker.

Oach and ayasO.a Maker.
'IHE subscriber would respectfully return
L his thanks to his uStorerS for the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him, and would take
TINS occasion To inform them ant the public gen.
orally, that he is prepared to do all kinds OF
work pertaining to his business. such as making
AND REPAIRING WAGONS { CARklAhLE,
with all neatness and dispatch, and as chea7a
can be done in this city. Give him call.
His SHOP is on the Avenue, one door Last
Of Murray's old stand.
o J. PHELPS
Ip1ra ritr
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

M y De LANES of every variety at
Nl WORKMAN & BERRYHILL's
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

fostmasters, others; sending 90 names and Is
dollars, will receive Vol II Of tinldeu's Maya
zine, handsomely bount. in muslin and gilt-elg-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
Iater from Mexico.

-ffN- - y. I'd u-|a. If.r
We are 10 receipt of our Mexican tiles from the
Csutsl 10 the q Instant being four DAYS later rb,n
previous sdrices corilcts nd arrived AZ T.ruico
from -gu Louis Po,csi Viii nearly milton u AL -rs
A proposition hst been introduced INTO the Lee.s.-
TUE Z vera Cruz nov in session "a; Jaspa q s1-i
s.i 90 the part o. the Government % tie Indecent
SICK In case the cholera shall prevail.
A weekly jlgrnsi called IT, yl-faafe asd barn
ccrnrn-need 10 O-i.ea Or lnlarrl died "a the ai,.
on the = inst Journal of Ngev0 Len SAYS ,hst in
con.eo1ercs Of D. arms being furnished % Toe ah AIT
art. 81 the Authorities f vii p impossible for them
h make head against the Indians.
The Monitor s;stes thst 10 order % pat stop the
extensive smuggling N5ca hss been carried On since
the conclusiln Of peace. The G1verr ueut has par
chased snd equipped or -sr'ine srar1scosts, ~
expense Of nearly 90 - the consiruction Of rev
enue cutters would necessarily require some time
The Few Congress inssl 81 in the cspit. on the
18th nj JOAQUIN Nsrlegs elected President Fran
cisco De Cuegas Vice President. Nilar B5ceneErs
ADD Perez F-ranirz. Secretaries Ine N0Hte states
N - one al the steamers intended Tor the Csf1ruis
trade. arrived 81 Mszsisn 90 the l5sh UT
The Mex c-n JuTnas conisin elaborate sriices upon
the cholera giving history Of IL rise and progress
mptoms and preventsiiges.
TIE Chamber of Deputies as voted 10 suth0rzs the
Governueet 10 bsrro~ 90 700 upon the faith Of tue
nent instrument Of the indemnity due oy the United
states.
There s;tf mpt - reTolutcn made on the Plat
ut Ia ssca in favor of santa Anna but t fnme
distely cusshed Ire GOverumest q making ~ eiJrt
81 10 organize the military force OF Ire National Guard
Of that these attempts may everywhere Re
speedily pot down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
pAUoR AmAs OF THE HUDSON RIVER
BALLS.
GRAND naILIrRAY AND CIVIC BALI

GRAND W lL1TRAH AMI CAbAo Dahl
spY rHE Kiln REGlMENr, lar DIVISION NrS
DNlLfTlA e. re As,orp.sce Opera House, 90 Thurs
DAY EVENING. 9sih met Ticsest. The pccceeds to
AID ssaer. fard hr the erection Of Monument orsn-
wood sgne1ary over the remains ~ LeuiensntSo Sax
ter. Carts Pierson and Barclay. Lleae Shsnds. sna
G.sshsr ard Mr. Forbes. Tickets can be procured nvm
The committee
Col h. q ste5bins - Wallet -.
Lieut. Col JOHN Jscoh Astor. cor Pncce snd ASfecfss
Major Jones Bartlett "a bowery
At'uiant John keeler, y Msiien-isnr.
Qasrsfms--r J. Slagg. ass Wvhtns1oes
Payms.ser y " Coolidge W sihst
Chaplain sg-uas t9i Broadway.
surge Nesrney Nscssy. - Asftonu
Cart \. Nincenl Lighs Gusrd.
Capt John Msyh-r romrkns biues
Cart Pfudhomme. Monroe Blues.
Capt z. Ayrcs. Barter Bues
Cant James ROyr, Independence uusrf.
Capt Richard French Lsfs el- fgsleefs.
Lieut. DAuocchi, it.isn 1nsd
Lieut. A h Warner Benson Ousrds.
Al Brooklyn Of
CspL Oinry City Guard.
Capt Pk-. Pi-r.on Guard.
Or FROM sny of the subscribers ~ho recommend me co
operation OF The odc,U and members OF their respective
co Ands Ia the above enterprise
Msi Gen. ssndfofi Chambers ct near Chnrch
Bnx Gen storms IS frsnknns,.
Brig Oen. Morris. i0T Fulon-st
Brig Gen Hall cor Broafw AZ and Psrh place.
Bis Gen John Even, 81 Wallet
Col Ryer ls Regiment. Col puryee, IN Regiment
Col spcer "a 90 Col BORDEN, sth
Col Post,-y, 81 Col Ferris, 9Th
Col ystes an Col Morris, 10Th
Col Warner Sth Col Hasey llh -
Col Peers. 9th
n B-E.ly application. fos ress. 10 requested e the
nunb-T 10 limited mlS trNn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
Legislature OF Sew-i ork-Ten Hour Law.
Prom The Albany Evening Journal.

ASSEMBLY Friday, March .
VI. WHITE, from the Select Committee. re-
ported the Ten Hour BIZ complete. as folioEs
ss.Iss o. ne s~-e- n prrs. f--. r-r., -n booze
sta coastfsis "a day lar tl' 80 frl'-o, n tn s-
s. 5-r.a @r,.8. - .as s.i.l-s - g-sr..
-s.,-r-, r. .s.r Be- "a. = =. -. = ,z,- r-
hsa ei boar oy her '- caf.-t az .
nsa4ists s-r ~ 70 ,-ri i lf a1J p-r.oa
i. y. &c. ---, al q, ....-'.,-,r
81 d. a. -s- ~, ca af J-ae soa-
Mr. l.. w. SMITH. The bin reported by the
Committee is 10 my opinion empty shell. TIE gen
.leman from HisgsrA Mr. White moved mis- morning
refer the bill 70 select Committee with instruc-
t1ns b strike out the second section. Tnsi motion
was lost. ! then moved 70 reconsider. becAusr hsd
ne fnsl question tnen been taken the oil would have
been lost entirely. motion was then made 70 refer
The bill 70 select Committee this Afternoon. with 20
other Instructions than % report complete. Ina, mo-
ton prevailed aud whst sort d bill have the Commit
Tee reported They have struck or, sinost every pro
vision which could nave sny practical force and effect
regards the great body % mechanics anc V0rkl1g
II this state No penalties, restrictions upon
cJTp0rst0nf the second section entirely stricken OH
The only possible good % result from the Bill nov pro-
posed the legislative declaration that Tn hours phys
cal labor 10 any day is enough Tor any one man
- perform 30 far good bli farther than hat does
not 20. Now Sir deem Il my duty % sag that shall
move 70 amend By substituting The bl As u came from
the first Select Committee on tbs SUBJECT and call
far the yess and nays the adoption Of each section
Mr.. :. then moved 20 substitute the first section
Of the original bill with slight mod!hcstion. The
motion was lOst-Ayes 20, Noes A.
Mr.. A. ROBERTSON moved 20 amend the second
section reported By the Committee 70 provide
ihst oil children employed In factories, under 10 years
Of sge, shall receive al least three months schooling
per sunUm.
Mr. VAS ORDEN did not know what motives IN
d1ced this amendment but IA effect would be to rem
der the bill impractcAble. The bill was asked tor oy
large number Of toe people and be did not wish ii tn
led with.
Mr.. NOBLE concurred in the suggestions IN re-
gard 70 the imprscticabiy Of the amendment and II
lost
Mr.. J.. w. SMITH then proposed the t1ird sec
ton Of the original bill Losi-ayes 2j-noes s..
Mr.. TUTgfLL moved n section, that the blll
should only sppy 10 Incorporated cities and villages
Lost
Tie Committee having struck out the 9Th and
18th sections Of the ori gina bil,
Sir. l.. W. SMITH moved 10 restore them, ex-
cep, that be reduced the penalty 10 So. Hostages
3J-nOcs u.
The Report Of the Committee was then agreed
TO- and the bill, reported. was ordered TO third
reading
1t was then read third time and PASSED as
givGn above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
THE sCALPEL
TprrpNar og HEALTH

A
Adapted ~
POPULAR READING 40 ras ExposuzE o. arAcKERY.
81 EDWARD n DIXON. ND.
BA1 liGu glIrs ft< saeThey1sf
MATURE Il busy ~ he alien op-rson of h-f own
forces -ndeavorrg % cure cise<s- her Tedcr 60 are
Az W.rmih Food Wsi-r ard Sleep. Their U.s. 8 direct
- by ISsrIScr and h. Is most worthy tn- name a
orv,.c.an r-g-r-s - 1n-rrirS avs -kcitJr
CONTENTS Or MARCH NUMBER
EsTIsELT ogislStL.
M-ticsl Education In New fofk ne snse 81 s@lsesefy
WHAT q III % scrOf1la ard COns-nPA01 Gao
hey be cuf-c 81 what meihod
Flu~fior- u he san. Cod fatal 70 Infants
Abortionism 10 NewfO's - hisIory and eOnscfr-1c-s
C-iIbirt unf er tie li-ccce " ChOfUfJfmsix casrs
FAD. result u Cnlofuf0f Al ne HOspLa result Lesry
si-utisr 10 3 case % he kti.or
"a are Pll-sf Czn scy Be Gu red b "hki means
Essr..liy " &c gIs.; %. ArJrlne Iick 1esrrpron
Of Csisfsc. ard disease u ne Nerve " re Eyo-how 70
clsLr glish t1em.
s51s--IresIneCf u
Wonns ia ne carcass Of re Anseonds DO. formed u
chilsr-c. n-stnl-ri o.
rt- Cure Of Dis-ss- 81 Temper azure AID Position.
Tucl1 for ne Psopls-N01re Of
sous PowrezS.
TIE Pciks-s hghiy Philosophical method o. eicfins
Interesting Ptyso.0.1csl Pt-rnm-ns La grand psssion
touiran.- oes-r plou q the dance - -y-~itr-.s
A. he Ch.i-zn R5cye IN Pars P5.lcs s1dres. 70 dc
Ph-aomenou. BY PiocT, Jf scienuHe rr-ser 2sion
r. There oil uusl Dezs Jet P11sard .l- neal
ET7 s5r-ar IL Mar Th- ur1.- VII - pg1As1,- glsf-
lery 81 Al pr 10 sdFsuce- Al ~tO desre - -
cot " N civ ref1ii = c-rts 81 qas Or "
10 bor slzi S-w.YoIk Posg O-ce B0oss-L.-r. cannot
f4,rish n fr I'm. cily u us; - hsf u C1Aries = Eng
corner q JOar-s AZ Broadway, d Befrd As.of II use
srd OF LocswOod, conner u GrzrcsG a1t Sfoad~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
Houduru.-(tyil Wnr In Guatemala.

The brig September. Capt NickersOn. from
Omos February q, and TruKillo March o, arrived AZ
thi, port last evening Cspt NickersOn reports tast
the revolution Ia Honduras had been snicaby al lsted
TIE RevoutOrsis and the Govern ent had sgreoc 70
submit the In dispute to Congress OF Lsndnod
ers who he'd decided IN favor Of the demands Of the
Revolutionsis
Capt Nickersln states that great uneasiness ct IN
Honduras AZ the gradual encr0achmens OF the Enshsh
upon their territory. through the man Of straw whom
they hsve dubbed King OF the Mosquito Territory
The feeliag If the Influential IL unisvorsoe 10
England and as necessary consequence, prospective
annexation 20 this country Is talked Of captain y
brought official documents 10 the Minister Al " aso-
ington.
TIE mos, important news, however, Is from Guste-
msA The state ADD especially the city 81 that name
the Of perfect anarchy The latter snie'ted
With bn gands within and beseged by insurgents from
without Tho English Consul haf been stabbed ~
robbers 10 the street, and was considered u De dan
gerousy wounded The American Consul bad been
Obliged 10 keep guard 10 insure his own safety The
city had been attacked General Cruz the leader of
the insurgents Vho was defeated and repuis-d win
considerable loss He reyrested to izaba port AZ TIE
North. Gen Cruz j. hns-li much respected by All
paities bur the forces under him are no better than
murdefers and robbers and his thought that ne viii DC
unsoe h restrain them 10 their auOcities-
No one knows where al this will end 10 add 70 tee
horrors Of this unhappy country the Indians OF era
Psx have commenced war Of cNtefminarOn- have
burnt - ashes the towns Of Teemsn, Cnsquemin and
Panzos massacre ~ the Inhabitants Of Al sses AID both
sexes 40 one can travel the roads with safety - lie
and is thou that tae interference Of fcregn govern
rnenit can alone restore quie, 70 the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
TREATISE on
nrSEksrS OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM.

DAPTED TO PJPL LAX al PfoI-ssl1lsI A-sii1gl
"A spt ~ e1r1.i0n " Isckefy, collEring conplet-
2v- = The CsU.-s and FRESHNESS = Gary Decay from
-iL.huse scrofs- Consump1on. brUoch.is, slc-gr-,
Vsrirocxie &c &c By Edward h DlrOa, o. rs pages
Eish.h eciu0u. Price g.. neatly bound For sA- bJ
CHsS II RING, cor. JCh1-.t snc Broadway.
Jl1r-sl OF Ne ca1- 80 Coi-li-rt =
1T a-rvuls - - t1t c4eattsd -
r- t. scrl-z-ry frs-l I'd
h- r---a 4sas.s T. Prl-asr s a-1 so9-n1-
"a. a. ~ g-1srs r-s-r ~ nErs
la ra1tor.. AS gr-r-orI.lry
~. 10 SO ~ csl t1f s-rz.zA josrazl
Dr. srt1c1ss 70 s1r
r-rv - 80 feo-usgs Ar4lsl-ss- rrs-
a. secured s.--roG -'- ~ 5s TIA.
- n-saz p-s s-re.---s. 1sro-- sytrc-- s11
a.h rsrzlary q IL
ax ~ = - prcr-s % 1-icls- sl1 b..
-. cr.aaf, ...arssil Ia 81 -krllscf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
MILLINERY AND FANCY SILK GOODS
rKsHt B-lkIyEB- Woad respectfully invite

ft'HE III B-l Nj Ek- So1ld Respectfully INVITE No
sf,1tll " purchasers - heir siDcx NLLIsLkr AND
FaxcT SIX GoJrs ~rcl much ~ tne
cffy Their suck Of EOssEr RlsBoSs and slks more
tnsn tnes hat u soy Olef
in county 4rgs portion u which n3 ported
clsiyely fo itefr Ofees az. seg Ineir designs
coors sd ssJrenls enDfsrrg greater yadey Of new
and f-sclOo.D- syss particularly Adsp~d ma msrset
lhan have before been exhibited They conffenuy
b-lege nai hey SCI goods O--r Than hey can be
Dols1t e-Ecr- ,of NJ ress01 nat her c-si more 1go
y 10 10 cas- u goods hey Keep and order and by I
sf1-r qlznTtes ard eons-cgrnAy get ihrm nsnea loNs
M ca and % eel - cHkAPEE Il nss been ~ Ae-21f
srg- SIX and selling gods ess ih4n hey t'~J -
cs-h- that hey 5uiup mir very -xiensys usd1
Thy VII 81 al tine erdesFor E--o nc mo-i De'lo1
s0rmeni u Millinery Good. u every and 70 - ~
thai purchase nav s..y. fns a. .h-r -szshn-nf ~ ns
tn-y wanl soc 10 ql.ntires 10 s1lt owe a. - -
~ 1ulsTuAF L. N sTEsESs " " IoN-s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
pRnnkIYX AFEAlRS

Mons observation-disclosures lot OF burSlaries
we're committed In this city Friday night last Inc
dwelling hou,e Of Rev. J. a schneider, rs Warren I"
YES entered and several articles Of silver worth sooS'
y stolen also, silver watch and pair OF psn'sloon'
The rascs seem TO have gone shout their work very
sooy for they pair Of old paniaoOus in the place
d ,hose which they carried or The thieves then tn
sssd The house l25 In the same manner they dd me
tsi VIZ By means OF the grating and through the Gel
r door Ia this house however they found the ceiisi
ooor locked which ehec,usy resisted their EFFORTS 20
EJECT or entrance Finding themselves bsrsd ia Their
enp' On this housr they proceeded some distance up
ne street. a. far a. 2s aud 2 the reiideaces Of sam
VEL! Raymond, Esg Attorney a, Law, and Mr. George
t'seher. Here they sso unsuccessful In obtain
% sny plander being alarmed by the barking OF dog
one Of the house, they were breaking Into Tue eit
ssns think very strange that these thieves have not
80 discovered or at least that some effort hiss not
zen put forth for their srrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
DRY GOODS.
sPRInG AuD


GUNNER R-The undersigned being prepared
- Win AZ -renrVs assortment u ssssOnaDs pisce goods
ready sde c.oihiog sc sDggest 70 heir patrons
nat Tho supremacy Lch Tor series " years has been
accorded heir garments he irceosys ~ ms ASSURANCE
hal en1ssY0ss MI cot b. spared ~ render M sye ar1
crarsct-r u lh-ir sul sccepIaDisa consQm
nation tnry zsssd 10 hoping fJr. from h-f long er
p-enc- 10 lhe bgs--ss soc 40 pros-niios Of he 81
sch ayerd ~ prsi I1ces which had construed
read made goods ~ unworthy ne eonhtence VI Dose
requiring gsmen ecus 10 every respect 20 ne beet order
=. wofk IA s1ch would commend our socr Of Sprirs
Oy-rcOa oress AMI 'rocx z-pnJr elon and Eoen
ssrks and DOnsys, cssizlOons. ycss nc.
Th- fgpply OfcOS csssiniefes Yrssl1ss &c consntot
A grea. gar-fy ~i - made % order 81 pnces hat
have given character " TIC establishment fof mo1ersie
charges
Ne would refer 10 oarc1s, ~ ne pana.oons furnished
70 which especial srriOl 10 creci7d 10 cetersic alton 70
give .as.cOc branch " Tie business 100 ofen deem
% u q. nor consideration
Ary arc Navy Crtcsrs viii fad versed 10 hs.r peca
lar requirements srd hus prepared 10 iA sne orders 70
strci con'OfuaIy - feg4.s rgns.
Wa 7 JENNINGS 4 CO
mis- &c Dfspers an T.iiofs 81 BfoscrRy An HOTEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

TIE VoIcE or ONO OK FREE SoiL.--Free Soil
resolutions have passed both Houses Of the Ohio Lee
gisiaure with much unanmity, encountering the oppo
ston Of only twelve Loco focos in the House Of Rep
resenatlves Of the dozen, Mossrs Pierce, Pugh and
Roedter are of Cincinnati The two latter worthless
were ffauduleny admitted 10 seats 10 the Legislature
by Morse and Townshend. both renegade Free Sellers
elected by Wing votes This resolution had previously
passed the Senate, but not without encOunterng the
Imposition of Whitman and others The action OF the
House has brought to light the extent of Cassism
which yet fingers In that body 1t Is credtable TO the
Wing party that negative vote was given from their
ranks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
CARPETING.
NEW CARPErIuGS,

NEW CAEPETIMGS,
IxposrED EIPREssLY FOR THE SPRING TRADE
SMITH KNAPP,
~ BROADWAY,
fOoposite the CITY Hali.b
IIAyE Jusf RECEIVED, - lsie nnyss, sal sssor-
f1msus u
NEW AND ELEGANT CARrETih0s
Of the ss, and bet des goa sp, 10 svssy stys 81 mr.
nsng great variety Of er1fely nsv psasfns ven
ENGLISH FLOOR oILCLOrHs
Also o. hand fall <ssortrssnt u
AMERICAN CARfEfiN0t
Of AL kiDds
sy coofnnz sr sli.rton excessively 70 his depsrnsos
usde s.c r-c-yrs h~r goods tbect from hs BoFsfn
ard American Mssfsassss sssy ere sasbie< 70 oGs -
"a lar Inducements 70 purchaser
CHOlCT BRUSSELS CARPETS u u II per yast.-
Oder goods sslins u proporroaaie psiess- y lmS
CHEAP kNGLIsH BRUSSELS AND EMO.
- LisH INGRAIss.-R LAWRENCE, q Csnst O. hss
gs. received very handsoms sssor,nect Of byusesls,
Tbreeply snd Ingfsn Csrpe,ngs exceen pserns, vkch
VIII ssB Toe very Lovsst terms Also sua,s CNpe
ings u every description, Drgsss, Oucons, esisrods
Rszs Window snsdes ke ke Econonixs WI DO vsd
70 al. ms lwisotllW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

THF L. :. SHiF PLrNoUrH.-The Fusgf y
cana asa RyaS Hoag Ga.sns published At viciorts
.,,t.p. the following The Jased states ship Ply
r-.h h.s b,en awarded $1,000 salvage on the cargo
srd Block Of the brig Arrow. stranded al Cum sing
-, In TIE tyubOou Of lsi Of september. The yesse
~ -a-,o are valued Al $4,000 uPon which me
ward IS stias over four per cent We we're under
he Impression that the srbrsiors Nouli nav 80
,ncrs f,.r.l view Of the services rendered ~ io-
Plymouth for although TIE sslsofs Old DO, incur
.ny errst perl there was good deAi oi nAfd NolN;
s6e tbe pronpiituds IN oferins 'aeir services Nna
he activity manifested in protecting shP ard cargo
c1uld not De- surpassed. The Court oi-Adnifaiy hHs
allowed a. much a. D per cent where sresi PrrslnA
DANCER has been incurred in rescuin- snip OF cMso
Tn. may Dc the extreme award and N Proportloa =
The nature Of TIC service :. Is reduced 10 per cry
which Is considered the minimum OF salvage h@d ~
cs.e been lett t. the Court OF Admiralty the safs<r
IN ukelihood would no, have been iess tnaa ~ p pr
cent or ass 900. Cap; Gedoey erred IN claiming ~
ner cen, which certainly too much ne ssess
a. the insurers folOxed the example oy gong 20 we
nn,o,rs extreme and oserins per cent ~aieh vas
~, LYLE Two arbiirsfors were cnosen ~ eAcn party
hs,r view, must have been very opposite. /. thsy re-
,srras the adjustment OF the claim 10 an umpire We
n-s..ns il was Alter daily considering TIE efeGm'
80. hat ne allowed $1,000 IN the name Of say
sse' and $50 for damage done TO eosn naSse'i &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

AeE-Uucer year 81; years, %; 30 a, SO 70.
"a 10 % % 3 y g. " ~ 10 90 81, 40 20 81 49, 81 10
g. 8: o. ~ ~ 70 20 10 g. ~ s. % O., untncwu,
PLACES o. S,TWrT-uuit-t States, - Ire an1, = 3
Eng ant Z scot and Germany q Ffsnce, Holland,
2: Switzerland, NeH Indies, !, Area J.
Prom Ho.pitaL Bellevue 10; Peniierusry Hospital,
Bellevue 2: Pentent.ry Hospifa. BiscswsPs Island q
snail Pu1 Hospital, Blackwefs leland, " ards lsacdf
IS; RAndsFsfslsrf, CITY Hospital City Prison, .
House u Refuge, Ains-hOgse, B.sckwel' l.l4nc >
Coofed Home 2; COsored petsoos. q
A w WHITE, City Inspector.
Civ Inspectors Ohe-. March q. 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE.-Mr. Adm. Van
Houen Tor several years Collector OF Ezsbethto"n n
and All old and much respected inhsbtsn, OF thato
ship has disappeared very mysteriousy. On Wednes-
dsy morning last he took the early train OF for hs
City intending to return home the same day Since
then however bis friends have received no udnss OF
him The last positive information respecting him comes
down TO about i2 o'clock ON Wednesday, when he WAS
tan,sctipg business with acquaintance here when
be was apparently well. and spoke of Immediately re
turning home His family and friends OF course are In
state of great excitement and anxiety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

Hos. joins NJ. BoTTs-From all we can CLEAN
In the Richmond papers Mr. BoTTss friends confidently
expec, tina, he will be rcnominsted by the April Con
yentiou Of regularly nominated Whig Delegates OF
course then. Mr. CHARLES CARTER LEE will retire from
the contest aud leave the field open to Messrs James
Seldom and Bolts Any other course nsures defeat
and throws the District into the hands Of the Calhoun
disuuionists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

THE STEAMSHIP GALyEsT0S.-Ine Ner Driclns
Dsifa Of the Ssh nst publishes letter from one Of
the passengers in the Galveston. from New Orleans 20
Casgre. written Al Belize, Honduras, March He
stys am now here, with union down, in one Of the
ve. and wreiched parts OF this continent thanks
h. the unfortunaie accident which the Galveston met
With At sea on her way from New Orleans % Chagres
az the breakup Of the vessels machinery, and the
htrdshps We endured, We landed In this last sud
MT haffnished portion OF Gods creation you vii be-
fully spprzsd by perusa OF the Belize papers which
/ send you Great dissatisfaction has been Expressed
By majority of the passengers, AZ the course puraued
by tbs Captain OF the Galveston Instead OF sending
the passengers forward 10 Chagres forthwith he pro
poses - compromise the difficulty By paying aver
portion OF the passage and freight money % them they
providing their own transportation 70 Chagrrs Sxoud
the passengers refuse this Offer they will have tywat
here until the Captain receives Instructions from his
owners. Thanks 70 the potency % the pres., my po
siton not bad that Of the siJriiy Of my fellow
passengers small vessel will leave here tomorrow
morning for Chsgres snd the owners learning that /
wa. correspondent Of the Delta, very kindly offered
ne passage. When the balance Of the passengers
will get or God only knows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

The Hunkefs suppose that by the coalition In two Of
the Congressional Districts they may carry them, but
the popularity and sound principles of the Whg candl
dates forbid such untoward event SIS political dl.
vision 10 the Connecticut Delegation In the National
Council Our candidates have all made Free-son
pledges
Gen James Wilson of New-lismp,hlre addresses the
wings Of Windhsm Co on the goth, in compliance with
the desire Of several of his personal and political friends
His sisnch and able advocacy OF the Free Soil principle
IN Congress will ensure him large audiences