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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
FoREIaN MIssiox-NR. HAxNrsAN

FOREIGN MissioS--NR. HsSSEsAS.-' indie
pcoden, wrises 10 the Pbilsdelphis Nora AaerieaH,
Washington March 5. as follows
40 yet no nominations for foreign missions, or for
existing vacancies In other branches of The public
vice. have been laid before the Senate meeting OF
toe Cabinet held to day for the purpose OF
sldering applications, but without designai. the s
pontmens.
: General Taylor 10 much incepsed st the manner In
which the mission TO Berlin was conferred upon Mr..
Hsnnessn and IL would not surprise those who know
hs character to ind that letters Of recall were imme
dasey issued II he becomes convinced that the pub
lie service may in any way suffer from this aPpoia'-
meot he will not hesitsse To revoke the act OF his
predecessor though he may not be able TO deprive Mr.
Hannessn Of tho emolumsnts Of the Office Great In
auence been exertsd prevent this result bu; the
President mus. be persuaded OF the injustice OF his
prssen, irclinaons before be viii consent to sarrsn
der them 10 personal enresty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

Gas. TAYLOR AND HIS VisITERs-The Ipdsh-
iHstoa Hhs Of Saturday has the following. on the In
convenience which the President experiences from the
naniPulations OF his visiters
We would most respectfully suggest 10 our fellow
citizens now assembled in this city from all parts OF
the Union whether IL would not be more % the com
fort OF tie President for the to avoid the ceremony
Of shaking hands with him when they call 10 pay him
their resPec aud BE quite ss,siscsory TO them not
70 indulge In the practice ss 10 indulge In Il IL ought
70 be remembered that shaking the hand and arm "a
blow 10 the whole body. and that shaking hands =
thousand times In day 10 equal 10 thousand olovs
The repetition OF this infection TOR six days In the week
cruel 10 the extreme TO the person suffering the In
nietion. Yesterday, tie President was ~ much ex-
hsusted when be retired from the reception room and
his nervous system undaly excited. that
time before be could compose himself We are sure
thsi only needs 70 call attention Of vsters the
effects OF shaking hands 10 induce them to abstain
from its adoption when they meet the President His
hand Is warm and open all, bat let no one ask for
take IL l, mas enough do TO keep the reins Of
the Government Of this Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Gen, shIelds-s aiions, &c.
wA.Hryeros. sunday, March II.

WASHINSrOS, cuhosyf NeitH IL
The Committee viii report tomorrow unan-
inoasy that Gen. Shields Is no; qualified.
large number Of appointments viii be sent in
EpwAzD w. McGAusgEY Of Indiana formerly q
Member Of Congress "a appointed Governor OF Nine
s5ia and Mr.. WAsHsURS Of Gslens, Judge
BArrIg PEYroS Of Louisiana Is talked OF as Minister
70 Mexico Dr. THOMAS " Foo1E Of the Buffalo Com
ra,rcial ASrertissy, for Cons,aaano2e.
Ex Governor JOHN GAYLE, late " c. OF Alabama Is
mentioned for Circuit Judge in place Of Wa Craw'
ford deceased kIoHELiEu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
The BROOKLYN EIetion-Revlsed Charter.

Tomorrow the citizens of Brooklyn are called
to decide on the adoption Of the Revised Charter
Of that city. The question is one OF deep interest
to every resident and tax payer and no man who
has a vote to give should fail to cast it The new
Charter proposes to reform many existing abuses
in respect TO taxes, assessments and the fees and
perquisites OF public offices. II also designs to
remove the License question from the sphere OF
politics by entrusting the granting OF licenses to
body of men to be chosen at special election
This feature insures an energetic opposition TO the
Charter from the whole rumselling interest
Friends of Temperance, Civic Economy and Public
Order viii you not also be active At least
do not so to your places of business before you
have voted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
" Mrs. BrrIER reads The Merry wi,..
Windsor" this morning at 10 O'Clock TOnor,,..
night she will read The Merchant Of Venice

A MA6SIFIcsSr EsrtBLIsHssST MIR. Pb,l..
the well known hsirdF-sser hiss removed the
his operations from 81 Broadway to the basement,
Of the Franklin House, corner Of Dsy.st .na r.
way, where be will commence IA two or three d.,,
= mos, luxurious and masnihcsn, scale Hi,nsvL..
dressing room which IL some city feet .qus,e 4. IL.
surpassed. The walls em5eTi.hed with rich p.,n,,,
OF ao~ers and birds. executed BY Mr.. Sehus1 Of h,
Resde St the door Of marble. the white pillar, a..
guided capitals. the soiss sud chairs OF rosewood -
vevei-ihe superb polished marble font in the MAJ
o. the hall with lie marble basins IL psnnellns u ~.
wood. and ito silver taps for sai cold ..se, ,
say nothing Of the pier glasses msrbe table. sud d.,
appsrs,us for shsmpooinr. at the lower end al n.
room render the coup dS, At once beautiful and ar,
ing Nothing Ike IL has yet been seen Ia ,Ai. On,
There dozen Of bathing rooms Of more THAI a..
Die the usual sire. The floors are csrpcted with row,
Wilton carpet and the chairs OF French wkte va
rich velvet covers over each tub Ia q shower h.,A
bu, 1t would take more space than can a4ori 10 A.
scribe all sutce /, to say tina, AL the detail, Of -
establishment fully equsl 10 ts general sppear,s,.
FELL IN A FIr.-A person By the name Of R,eb.
ard Apted found on the sidewalk Al the corner ~
Clark and Spring In tee bic snc partially ir.~a,,.
condition. He supposed 10 have fallen In att
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

War DID aES. CAss MKASl-The course Of
Gen. Cass. in taking his seat in the IT, s. Senate
late in tho evening Of the last day of the old Con
gress, oasting his predecessor IL general puzzle
Any other man would have waited over and been
sworn In with the other new Senators on Monday
The General added els 10 his bill without deduct.
ing from his predecessors by dropping in for AL
hour or 90 on Saturday evening. That, however,
docs not explain his course nor does the sugges.
sion that he means 90 charge double Mileage as for
attending the XXXsh and also the XXXIss Con.
eress--both in this present March. The General
Aas bers rather strong on Extras, but he will not
attempt this His taking his seat late on Saturday
svening IL the more remarkable as he soon after
began to contend that the Senate legally terminal
Cd at midnight and that sll its subsequent acts
were null. OF course, he did not stay to help pat
through his friend flanagan for Bcrlin.
We think the idea of Gea. Cas- was Just
this: 1t had been fixed that the Walker propo-
sition for organizing California should be carried
in the House that night--that it should come back
70 the Senate concurred in. Not one in ten ex-
pscted any other result. Gen. Csss therefore
wanted 10 b in At the death. He was doubtless
ready with his speech Of exultation over the til
Uuph Of Observation-Disclosures saying to the coun
~, ~Here y my project adopted, though have
sbesa rejected on account Oft The outcry against
h wss oil cheat intended Only 10 defeat me-"
but The bill came back minus the Walker amend.
nsnt, and Gen. Caas had nothing to offer, and lit
tie Remaining inclination 'or late hours and boz
tssoes company. This 10 the way we undsrstand !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
ENGLAND.
The Ie~., R,lI Passed the Commons.

10 the House Of Commons last night u Parliament
matters there wss anything Of importance worth
communicating By Telegraph, except thAi the House
agreed to the Oa,hs bill By which Jews vii be enabled
to sit In that Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

The CALIFORNIA FLEIT.-The bark baltimore,
Capt lie Brou, arrived Of this port yesterday having
sailed from Rio de Janero the l9tn Of January and
brings from several Of the vessels that
len the States for California since the gola excitemens
commenced The q 8. revenue cutter Lawrence,
from Norfolk for Oregon, arrived Rio the i7th
January The bark Wilton. Gelston. one Of the 6rss
vessels that eft New York with emgrsnts for CsIfor-
mia had been spoken of Rio IS days out al well or
board The bArks Hector, Captain Kemp. and Lucy
Francisco were u Rio on the lssh. [Ba!l Amer sgA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
sIciI,au Ouestion Settled.

II is stated upon good authority tha, the Sicsn ques
ton has been settled with the King Of Naples upon the
bases that Sicily will be under the control OF separate
Parliament and be presided by by Viceroy who
shall be chosen from the House Of Bourbon II Is said
that this arrangement will be accepted By both parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
MIR. Van Bureu and the Ohio Ere,

The following letter has been addressed by Mr..
Van Buren, to the Free Sellers Of Ohio;
LETTER yRos Mr. yAs BUREN,.
LISpKSwALD, Jan. %, lsi9.
DEAR Sn regret that my sbsence from home has
prevented earlier reply your letter, nclosins
resolution passed by the Free Democracy Of Ohio per-
sons to myself AN sure | need not Say how highly
appreciate the expression OF appreciation and conn.
dence which IL contains. No rightminted msa could
regard such expression coming from such source,
in any other light Your appreciation OF the success
which has attended the efforts OF the Free Democracy
Is very Just They have made certain the re-
establishment OF great principle in the adminstr alton
VI the Federal Government which IL OF vital lmpor-
lance 10 the whole country and az they went into the
contest without personal objects they have IN this con
vcton, abundant cause for satisfaction and eonsrata
laisOn.
Accept my sincere thanks for the very obigns terms
In which you have been pleased to communicates ~ me
the proceedings Of the Convention and believe me to
be- Very respectfully and truly yours.
d. r. TIIDES, Esq. N. VAN BUREN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
ITALY.
krpublic In sardinia.

Accounts from Turin mention that an attempt has
been made to proclaim Republican form of Govern
ment there This news is not regarded in London as
entirely correct and requires confirmation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Tn. Cs.e Of Gen. Shields.

WASHINGTON Saturday, March ~.
The Select Committee Of Five-Messrs. Benton
chairman, Fech, Mason, Webster' Petrie-hs7e ansni
nousy agreed 10 report on Monday that Gen snieiss
has no hight to seat In the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
The Treasury and War Departments.

Reyerdy Johnson acts as Secretary OF var until
Judge Crawford comes.
An order has been Issued BY Secretary Meredith to
ascertain who was removed and who appointed, under
the Administration Of Mr. Polk also the reasons for
removal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

~ The Committee appointed to collect money
and retain Counsel for the defense OF persons charged
with carrying away Slaves from the District Of Coum
ba 10 the schooner Pear, announce that they have
ceived in all $3.50, 80. and paid out sl277 IL, The
Committee expect that the second trial Of the parties
will result in their entire aequtal aud the establish
ment of an important legal principle favorablet to Ha.
man Freedom. For this purpose sioo additional 10
wanted and the Committee appeal to the benevolent
furnish IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

The Boston Transcript puts an end to certain
lns,ured doubts as to whether Dr. Jackson has resy
received the Coss of the French Legion Of Honor By
publishing In French the letter Of NJ Fslloux, Minister
OF Pubic Instruction and Worship at Paris announcing
% DR.. J. the coniersing of the distinction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Nav .YoRN. March 10 lss

t'H"-ANNNf HNN1 AZ Acsi
M,srs Groelsy y NJ, ElrstA
GENrs-A correspondence from passensers ~
the Crescent Cfy with reference to Preserved rt..
Provisions which were purchased in this City. .,l
proved totally unn, Tor use has been extensively pss
lished BY the papers Of this City Tho letters very a.
verely and Justly condemn the perpetrators Of u,
iniquaty but the OF the offenders are, tor .or.
cause withheld As this does nantes, injustice to "a.
honorable dealers In those articles will you 90 "a u.
favor to publish the following correspontencet
NxwYoEN March : isgq
I'm w. Sdssev ssrseon Of sseaner CrsscoEt Cey
DEAs SIR-As letters have appeared In several Of Il.
papers Justly contemniug tho Preserved fro,isioe,
which spoiled during your recent trip % Chssres o.
take the liberty OF addressing you upon the subject
We warrant every Can Of our Provisions, 10 ~
were the first house We believe TO pursue the busns
In this country, aud u reputation for excel ence
the art we profess IL invaluable TO US We wish W.
would state n word or two 10 prevent any mistske q
the part of the public There other houses boa
here and elsewhere. who furnish article called Pc
served Provisions but quite unwilling 10 lo.s
our identity or be COMPOUNDED with any other eltA.,
in the praise or the censure OF the public VIII you v
kind enough 10 reply by note whether any Of tie
spoiled Provisions on board the Crssce- Cfy during
her last voyage from our establishment LII DOT
whose labels the covers and wheTaboa In The
City they were procured. Please tho hbsii,
we have taken in thus abruptly addressing you B.
llevng you will SEQ at the propriety OF the n
quest, are. truly aud respectfully yours.
THOMAS kENSETf & co. - Olislip
The following is the reply
Messrs. Thomas keHssa q Co..
GENrs-1he Cans of Preserved Fresh ptoyisioos IN.
spoiled on the CfssceHt Guy during her rceea, tip 10
Chssres were not put up BY your nrm, nor did Iasy
bear your names Yours. respectfully
wM. W. SANGER ND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
NomIna,,ov of FOREIGN niinisters.
WAsHrvoroN. IL. Msreh =

WAsHrSGroS, Friday, March s-f-h-
1t expected that nominations VII DC lmme
ds,ely made Of Ministers 10 Chill SPAN ana Russia
AMI Of q Charge to Sweden Mr.. PESDIEToS oi Wy
giuia. !, Ia said will have the Gillian Mission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

Serious Hlne.s Of Chief Ju.tice GIbsos.

PM ADELFHIA sunday, Asrch II
We regret to state that Chief Justice John b.
Gibson Of the Supreme Court Of this state s Sun lying
sick at Carlisle and !, Is feared that he viii not re-
cover.
There IL nothing ofinportsnce from the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

" Charles How ard, Looo-Foco, is elected, by
la6 majority Mayor Of Detroit, the fret Mayor of that
complexion seen there for nve yesrs The Taylor
whig candidate wss Backmns,er Wight six Of the
Aldermen are Locos and three Wings Last year
lust the reverse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Fire In Pittsburgh.

PIrrsBuRGH, Saturday, March 10.
Two fires occurred here last night. Written
dry goods store was burnt out IL was Insured Wal
lace, Lyon & Co.'S glass works were also destroyed
on whch there was insurance OF 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Grand Duke of Tuscany Helped.

1t 10 confidently stated that the King Of Sardinia has
resolved to take up the of the Grand Duke OF
Tuscany and Is about to march with Army Of 1900
men fer the purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

U, 5. SHIP GERMASTowS.-By an arrival from
ST Thomas we learn that the u : ship G0-4.iss.
Chas Lowudos. Esq. Commander, was at ths,p place 60
the l7lh ult The following is list OF her officers.
Chss Lowndes, Esq Commander, Jas p. AcKlnsls, .t
Lieut. Rchi Forrest, ~ do Chss Thomas "a d. SAM
J shipley 4h do Ssml q. Laweas)u, Surxeon, Edxa
Storer, Parser, Jno Matthews, Jr Acting Msssf; Tn.
N LOCKER, Mcshlpman WIN. r 0assell Dc, Joha K
Lsgow. do; Wm. II Toon, do Arthur Dorsey Clsft
Edward Harrison, Masters Msie. Wm. Tkoapsu
Gunner; George Thomas, ssilmskcr; ny De Coerei.
Pursets Steward
The Germantown had been TO ~. Crois, 81 Johu.
Msysguez P. r., 81 Domingo, Jscmel, and Au
Cages QIsyu)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

THE CHARTER ELEcrioss.-ln Syracuse the
vote for Mayor at the Charter Election stood for
E. w. LrAvESwoArH Wing lio4; A. II. Hovey, Loco,
l024-Msj. for Leavenworth SO.
In Buffalo HIRAM BARTON, Wing, received
25ll votes Elijah Ford. Loco. 1884 Thompson Husee
Free Soil, 4sl Barton Ford 1887, over all SIC
Last Fall the vote stood 272s Wing, l44s Loco. and
500 Free Soil.
Rochester gives LEvI A. WARD, Wing, l46 ma
jorlty over Samuel Richardson. Loco, for Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
FRANCE.

Disturbances have again broken out at Lyons, where
very unsatisfactory OF feeling is said to exist
among the working classes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

Letters from Munich state that great excitement pre-
vailed n that city consequent upon the matters at va
risnce between the second chamber and tho Ministry
and feared tha, If they maintained their places
there would be- serious disturbances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Gen. Taylor and the Onicer. of the U. :. Army.

WASHINGTON, saturday, March III.
Gen. Taylor and his daughter Mrs. Bliss, re
ceived the officers Of army, in full uniform, today
beside crowds Of other persons Of both sexes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
War Renewed In AIglers.

Late accounts from algers has reached the French
Capital stating that the Arabs had attacked the French
troops In Ager. and tina, 200 Of the latter had been
killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
R.ei.ter Of the United states Treasury.

Thos. L. smith, formerly Register Of the United
States Treasury Department has been reappointed in
place Of Mr. Graham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
COMMERCIAL MAT TIERS.
-

LoSDos. Sat Morning, Feb. "a
There 10 some inquiry for American Stock this ming
particularly United States Sxes-slso for Maryland Fves.
IS was offered fora parcel Of the lser but tsten
The market for these SECURES 10 healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

II BRYAN II. SNirHsos, Loco asPirant for th'
Governorship of Arkansas has Withdrawn. to harmon
lie the party and give better chance 10 Col RoANx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

DELAWARE LEoIsLATURE.-All the Wilmington
papers complain Of the inefcieney of the Legislature
which has Just adjourned, aud denounce It's acts as
wholly regardless of the wishes Of the people Great
complaint lie made at the inequality Of the representa-
ton OF several of the reform Districts of the state
adjoining Wilmington. This 10 the most progressive
part of the State, and is pretty near unanimous for
Emancipation and the calling of Convention to amend
the Constitution, the exemption Of portion OF the
poor mans property from execution, measures which
have been defeated by the Leglsstare) and opposed
to the diabolical laws against free negroes recently
enacted Meetings to be held Throughout the State
for the expression of the ndign alton OF the people
tae petty majority which has thus frustrated the will
Of upward of twothirds go the papers say) Of the
citizens Of the State. Pledges be required from
candidates for the next Legislature that they will
ry out the wishes of the people. Delaware will become
free State whenever the sentiments Of her people
shall be heard BY the Lawmakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
PRIVATE ADvIcEs TO THE TRIBUNE.
fsl,.raphit and Express News to The Hour Of
sailing. from cur Liverpool Agent.
LIVERPOOL. FEB. a.

Oar Telegraphic Express. in anticipation oil the
mails. has ms, arrived. from which we are in pos
session Of the following items OF Interesting intel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

CALUoRsiA GOLD WAsHss-Two With his ma
chine will perform tho labor Of several hundred Win
bowls pans and possesses mportsns advantages over
any machine before the public. Two Only rs
necessary ono to work and shovel tho esnh
pump IL connected with II, and the used over ed
over sgain. 1t Is compact and portable. occupying sses
Of only feet feet and be packed iG lees has a
The space 10 the cstern attached These God wsshers 81
BE- obtained 0. HAwLEY, SMITH h CARMAs,
ml2 81 Fulton MsneL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

Our Cotton market opened this morning with steady
feeling, with prices steady. and with The appearance Of
their maintaining the quotations Of yesterday The sales
will probably reach 5000 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

~ GRIFFIN G,TMAS, one Of the pioneer q
the ith inst. At the commencement Of tho pressR
century he WAS City Clerk He horn In Albermse
Co Virginia. on the ith of March l71O aud was COO
sequenty within a few days OF ~ years OF sgs-emi
grated to Cincinnati in 1923 aud dwelt there from
time until the hour Of hs death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

~ CALIFORNIA MINING Doors, from - % @H =
Josrs's, IA Ann Ct Fine French Cal Drsss Boos
usually ", daily business Boots o. and vansn'ea 49,
- wei {" any Boots made; French waterproof 0oo.
" 50 10 ", NJosLss, IA Ann-sl near Tho AAs'. -.
scum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

q We have report Of LIsDLEr NJ. HoAc's
Discourse Of yesterday morning before the Friends
wsrshiping at the orchardst- Meeting House,
and hope to pabl,sh it tomorrow morning.