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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

q LADIES' and Gentlemen wanting anything In The way
Of Dry Goods, will 6od large sssouneoL embracing
every variety from The plain low priced 20 The eh and
cor Leonrd-st and viii Be Of gssng heu Al
able priesa They are now ssisg viii b seen BY heir
Advertisement good de Lsisss and French Lawns; do
hastns II 0ns shin.ng 9 yCd nd everything sss "a
psoporioa.
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For California.

We ssan issue TITS MORNING IN tine ior
the steamers. tn XXvl,h .7u5e- u IT. 11b'',
for CoL6rsta, Oreg9n and me o4"4s-'e1 I'l01-'
1t viii contain fau account Of Affairs 10 inis sac Of
the Continent Review q the FOREIGN News -
the last arrival Congressiona. Procee'iiss y s'
rsges AID Deaths, and al tie important D'ine''-e
News received up to the time o; gong to press 49,
Prce SIX Cents, 10 wrappers ready for naiAHe'
The steamer Ge0rgiq and Ct<r'fef -. q. =
O'Clock. P TIE mail closes a. oc'ooN' I Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

~ Pcrsous wishing THE TRibDNh az 'oe'
dxeinys Or ,,s-es ofhu..,ess 10 S~sF-1 ''t "
IL, ,e... esv. r- address =. tae Plb-c4lo1 o--r
oo,,s, m s-.s-.-. S.s.s- ~ Prc- =. csrss Ne-f'
psys5.s 10 he c~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

TIM FRENcH ELEcTIOSs-The following Judi
cious remarks upon the result Of the French cleo
tons are taken from Paris letter in that wei
known weekly religious paper OF this city, Tn
Independent:
This victory Of the democrats has awakened
fear and anger in the rich and reactonary classes
Their principal journals have demanded OF the
government with loud cries measures against uni
versal suffrage, against the liberty OF the press
ALREADY sufficiently restrained by recent laws am
also against electoral assemblies sort ct politca
clubs-which, according to existing laws can BE-
held during the forty days preceding the day %
election. They announce IN fact the presentation
Of several projects OF Jaw for this purpose
The decisive blow viii be struck upon the
question of Universal Suffrage The privileged
classes who had the power IN their hands t ia,
cannot endure 70 see themselves reduced D. a com
mon level and the idea OF poor and htera,e CIT
i:ea having as many political nights as Monsieur
rich and OF high origin, seems 10 them moustrous
But nIversa. Suffrage cannot be torn away from
a people who know well that they have found in II
the guarantee OF al their rights-the fortress IRON
which they can make successive sortes az ainst all
the abuses OF which they have 50 long been the
victims.
d" To return TO the result Of the election one OF
the highest journals oi the party OF Order. The Ma
tiOHal isseEbiy, has published list of traders
merchants, &c who voted the Red ticket Tbs
list, which the Journal could lot have procured bu,
by al odious system OF espionsge-ths list the
publication OF which is contrary to the secret
rofiHe provided for by sv. Is intended TO bold up
70 the vengeance Of the Heactionary party those
commercial houses whose be ads have voted 10 4
manner offensive 70 that party and the ournal
calls upon the tre1ds Of order 70 abstain here
after from purchases a, the shops Of these great
offenders
large number OF wealthy families have already
IN fact prescribed certain uphols,erers, batchers
and winedealers, simply because they bad the
sndsclty 10 vote according 10 their Democratic
opinions Nos viii agree with me that these lit
tie prosecutions will be more hurtfu than useful to
the party that permits them
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Ere. Lard, alllorsia Memorial.

- q fe- o IL aFi|--'
o. .esr.n- Callf1-u.a IN the mlaih Of December
as, vas entrusted With the accompanying NE
ra5rsl 'ar-e.y si-led By citizens q Sacramento
c..y with INSTRUCTIONS p have . presented 70 Ioa-
-. ,trag-s Senator . P Walker OF " iscoa;ia-
P-r,st.ke Ills memorial vas forwarded % e1-
-.crst.-v Waker Of MISSES p7t 4 february .asi.
sine which !; has never been IND, an 70 'n''r-
mat.op can he -sined Of H. HsvIl- faithfully is
CHARGED the t-sst reposei 10 IL justice there
,,-a - rnvs T. and IS l1ty 20 the sgrers q that
memorial. is explanation Is due. and as tie ne
ros-ia, s. expressive Of the ac,aal grievances q
entrants setting forth the wrong and ir astce OF
land monopoly in CaIilrnia, trust you Vii give
ru5. CIV. Very respectfully submitted.
JOHN r. KEYSER.
p+...4 FIR re fra occupancy or tt, pui''c LGHds
ef fte Tafef >t4'ss H Ca 'arH,g 7c'a1.
>ttIers
-,n. r. = >>alis I-s Ho-,, Of R>y-,,e4,s,irs,-
/ Your Petitioners would briefly sta-e their ri ev-
aare. IS ayerng, that 70 emi-ratiu- 10 taui'r-
MA it vas with the expectation and tall belief inai
our q yernmeni had purchased from Mexico TIE
Territory 0t tai1rnia bat on oar arrival here 7ve
found ourselves trespassers on the SOL subject -
/ the w OF pretended owners denied the 1-ht %
o ant a tent - build. occupy. or cultivate. except
bv submitting 20 enormous prces for rents or pun
/ cbAses There Is scarcely settlement iowa site,
1rva - ID tie Territory that has Tot been claimed
/ hv individuals. with pretended Mexican utes or
/ spanish Grants and used by them soe.y .lr sPecu-
l lai.ve purposes thereby deprslng the actgs. set
ter of his neht4 participation % tie sol OF the
T-rrilry aud the paipa1.e injustice done tie great
mass 0l and ess citizens uoS u the Territory with
J the thousands that are weekly arriving here. must
/ anrear evident 70 y0u- ion1ra1e body The fact
mat Two ,ndivi iuas alone Jay claim . some thirty
/ miles square ri land b. the Sacramento alley,
/ which j. being parc.Led out o. gambling specala
toy. .,- the purpose OF eXt0rtnE enormous p0ces
] from the new corners vii serve partially 20 show
/ the extent of such claims, as well as the wrou-
and Injustice done the emi-rant. Your body can
not bat be aware % the ac-ravaiinE evils that
must ensue 20 our people from The continuance OF
I 50 vicious system n We would pray your homo
/ rabv body 10 take this important matter into com
/ sijerati9n Immediately and 50 ga. aplorton the
public domain 70 actua settlers only shall pre-
J clude the gambling speculapons now 50 rlie
/ amongst US and assert the NIGHTS of occupants %
! the SOL IA conformity with the laws Of our csuniry
/ OHIO CoSVENrioN.-1he Columbus STATE Jorr-
mai has complete returns OF the Delegates elected,
and lass 5 them 81 Wing Free SOD aud - Loco.
/ But one clsssed as Mig was chosen IN Coshoc
ton as an independent, and IN Fayette and High
land. where two Wings are claimed by the Journal
the oca al returns elect one Loco Foco by i votes
We suspect the Convention was fairly divided IN
our last statement 20 Wig 90 Loco. Free soil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

~ Rev. II. J. Eddy wil give his fourth lecture Ia
the coune the CsnDonst Bspust Church on Ssbbsih
evening 4h inst al u O'Clock subject: Leuer 20 tbs
Church Of Thyspra Prov 2-ls. - ais IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

~ Rev. j. Addison Alexander, ID ID Of Prince.
ton. xpecied preach Ia The FeeBhst Church East
Of Union, square tomorrow. Services at lel O'Clock NJ
and o. o'eiock, Pm. ais lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

- WHO THAT HAS usAgA 50 much scout the route
scross he lshmas 10 the God Mines IT Calor now be-
ing travelled BY thousands woui not Ike ,o see PsnurS
descriptive Of It, and the fe Al such Informed
thai ENNsRr PENFKLD. who have been over the
tire route ard back. now exhibiting Painting a. SIS
Broadway above Nlbos thai perfectly correct And Vel
worth seeing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

morning IN Tie FOorth Congressional Church Sixteen n Of
6etwe.n SIKH and Seventh Preaching BY Pastor
Rev scHEsngsBOsr, 10 The afternoon snd evening
Service al 10. A N. snc "A sn6 "a Pm ais IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

- Nottce.-Frs-~ill B.pus Chapel Grsnsst near
Bfosd~sy Preaching by Prof d Gs.Hax. ahe OF
Central College, Michigan Al Ioi A N; snd u Pm IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
Markets 800.

Markets BALTIMORE, April l2-6 Pm.
The market is firm for FLOUR. and sales
making Al - CoRN quoted 52a5lc WHEAr uu-
changed
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Cheap Postage I'm Congress.


Mr. COyGER OF Y. Y. asked the uuanmous con
sent OF the House to introduce the following resou
ton which was read Tor Information
Be.slr,A Thai the Committee he Poet Oce and Post
Road. be- aud they hereby instructed to report 10 ms
House VIII nfe de Az prscucshl- BIZ 10 ab'sh
the fakng privilege tni for he reduction 81 po.isge 10
the uniform rate whrn prepaid, of two cents o. ei1ers
weighing 10 half Our each and i've cents
when not prepaid providing nat al newspapers
thin the county Il their publication ~ he distance Of
thirty miles OF he mAy be received through ne mails
o. sciual Subscribers free u postage
The resolution having been read
Objection was made "a Us introduction.
Mr. CONGER moved that the rules OF the House
be suspended TO enable him to offer the resolution.
Mr. PoTrER of Ohio said be would state that the
Committee on the Post Office
The SrEAKER iuterposei and said no remarks
were IN order The question was on suspend NJ
the rules to allow the resolution "a be introduced.
Mr. POTTER proceeding, bygeneral acquiesccnce)
was understood To remark that the subject EN-
hracei in the resolution would be reported upon
soon bv the Committee on the Post Ofice and d
the gentleman from New York Mr.. Conecrl pro
posed 20 take the sense Of the House on the ques
ton Of the reduction OF the rates OF postage, he
Mr. presumed that the gentleman would wish
D. take il in a fuller House than now present.
He Mr. Z had no doubt that a majority OF the
whole House would be- found ia favor OF reform
in the matter embraced N the resolution.
The SrEAKER stated the question 10 be on the
mot on t. suspend the rules
In reply 10 an inquiry
The SPEAkER stated that the motion, If not act
ed upon now wOu q come up when motions 20 sus
pend the rules should be next IN order.
WhereupOn, pending the motion 10 suspend the
rules the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

RAdvent Nee tisgs.- Elder v. HIsss, OF Boston,
WI pfesen 81 Washington Hall. B.s'ss 'oInn e&or
soso toe bowery nett ssbbsih ~ 0eioSs LOS
D Rossssos, An end Elder y. Joshs IN tbe even
ing Subject Ia zoe M Tho scripture New bnth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

II Character, Chine and Copseqsesses.aA
dlseoorse thls sublec viii De preached BY Rev Dr.
CsEEvEs, tProv6ei &c permitting ssbbsn evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

~ Express for California. Letter bags Of the
steamers Cherokee aud Gsorga Will be kept until :.
O'Clock this day and In order insure the safe and speedy
delivery Of the special messenger will be- In charge
Of the same. Letters prepaid, "a cts Small parcels
ceyed as above. ais IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

E'ahRehcA Alliance 90 TO-MOTf0W lssbbalhl Evening at
u o'clock, in ths Springst Presbyterian Church (Dr
CsmpbelsD on vhrh occasion appropriate sddresses are
expected from Rev Drs Cox. PICK and others ais H.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

49,
and Sabbath School Missionary Assoc ston on The Hous.
ton's Presbyterian Church corner OF Thompsonst win
% essofssa nen ssoosh evening. IAN inst Exereses
Addresses may be expected from tho Rev Mr. Carpenter
or Kab-gs- "a gsh bowl, Ogbwsy Chief TIE Motawi
Indian Family will be present and take part In the
cises ais IT,
~ sermon to Young Mes.-The eighth Of tho
tbs Broadway Tsbensce by request ofthe Young Mems
ssls Gas. With that place VIII BE- preached To-
wees viii commenes o. u o'clock.
sl2lr' 0Eo Dy ". cL1Sros, Chairman
- Rev. O. Is. BidweIi will preach omorrow
morning 10 he foorth Congressional Church sissentha
1ewesn SIKH and Seventh avs Preaching by the Pastor
Rev h scHksnsssOsr, In The afternoon snd evening
Service " 10, AN .se y So. JPN ais n'
- There Will be "a Psbitc Meeting OF the
E'sngehcA Alliance Oh Tomorrow (ssbbahl Evening" at
C.mpbe on ~hieh occasion spproprsts address,. are
expected fVm Rev Drs Coz PEek and others ais IL
" Rev. j. Addison Alexander, d d Of Prince.
ton. expected 10 preach Ia ths FneeDhs Church Fast
and 81 0'eiock, Pm. ais 10.
ABdre~s Church Asofs will preach 10 the Young In The
Church u The Epiphany, 80 Stsnons sunday sven
Ing APni IL service % eommsnes At ~ 0eioeh ais IL
~ Rev. II. J. Eddy wlu give his fourth lecture 10
evening Hh inst at " O'Clock subject. Leuer 70 Tho
Cnofcn OF Ihyspa PROV Z-ls. - al3lr
q Nottce.-Fres~ill BspuS Chapel GrsnS-st near
Bfosd~sy Preaching by Prof d N Gs.Has. aie OF
Central College. hlehls.n. !. loi 3 and u Pm u
II Character. Crime and Copseqsesses.oA
oseooeo 90 ms seDJ-ct viii De pfesebes ~ ny. VI
SssL'kA rrvvioet &c permitting nexi Ssbosn s,enipH
In ne Cscren Of tho PuF'abs Union u oeL
WAdvent Nee ttsgs.- EltsrJ v Hishs o. Boston
WI preach 81 Washington Hall. Bss,sr 'olnn eoor
e~t Of To- Bowery. neIt sshbsih Pm oeoski Elds
D J. Rossssos A n spd El1~r T. JosEs IN the even.
ing Subject 10 zoe NJ. The scripture New Birth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

" Those who have taken Cur advice, and Plrchss-a
their Boots ard shoes W,rNtNs 10 Fg.ion-si have
ouud heir and com1r. advanced by 50 d'ius
WArANs certainly does get he haad'oues' e'' AZ
gaeF this Cry sd wha better. as Sr.ices % easily
sud wear well ais Sleod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

that Will be given up tOwn. one This afternoon At two
o'clock to ladiss only ard this evening at IL O'Clock
TO gentlemen only on great many important subjects
which have not ye been presented the audience To bs
illustrated with tbs Model de Femme Maniains 30 or ~
Models, Skeletons he Admission Is cents ais IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

~ Notice..-Rev McCLsTocK ID d will preach In
the seventh-st NJ. T. Church tomorrow evening fApn
LII III O'clock. Al9 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

rvREAD THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM
JONAS PHILLIPS, Assistant District Attorney % New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

~ French Ianguage.-Redueed Terms " Tor q
sssons Prvss TuiuO0, - for lessons The advertiser,
who an established teacher gives lessons the shove
terms al all hoars durng the day and evening Glasses "
or more taught for 30, The a lessons For particulars,
call al Az BToOme-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

" n. Lounsberry, Denusf, 50 Chsmbeust will
remove May ! to rs Chsmbersst where he will
nue tho practice Of his profession Best mineral teeth
hno gold plate style surpassed either for beauty
durability. All operations connected with his profession
performed the shortest notice and with such degree Of
delescy aud warrant the most perfect sats
facusn Ala IlSru(Ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

r. New-York Practical House Painters
Benefit Protection society-A regular meeting "
this Society viii be held Monday evening, April l5 al
the Fourteenth Ward Democratic Head quarters corner
Elizabeth sgd Grand SIS. 81 O'Clock.
WM OREGGORY, President
JAMES McPEAKg, Secretary. ais IL
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

yEw-YoRX. SATURDAY. APRIL %.
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~ ssAD,'s Naioaa Colecaon OF Dassersogoe.
sls ard 81 Broadway coT.er q Fuonst Sranecr, AL
eas-n. are respectfully tnved to ca and exsmire u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
los rHOMPsoN-ST MARCH So 1859.
Dear Sir.

lake great pleasure bearing Witnesses 10 ne sufprs
nS efficacy Of your Magnetic Powder which has compete.
y driven nom my residence The reaches win which
aies.ed to annoy ing only regret thar I'D
not give II an esrer ua before making the experiment
had given up my house consequence Of the Nuisance.
which your powder has ,aectusly SLATED. NJ house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
JONAS r. PHILLIPS

~ BY iudicous system OF advertising IN the news
papers OF The country the orunss have been sde
IN The quickest Il msy be- adopted conveniently safe
IL aud thoroughly PALNSS's Newspaper Advertising
Agency where oil requisite IN 'Orueon may be- had lie
appointed business fIr the best papers Tar
snd near for which b. :. daily receiving advertisements
or 80 In the Tribune Buiiiing
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f" Associa ton Of r

beers Of MS Assocs requested To Fremen
Hsi on sunday April lfih at O'Clock p NJ to attend III,
funeral Of our late brother, Hallsm ChessbfOugh
ais IT. 0kO. w WHEELER Secsty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

Will be submitted to and supported and
that things will take legal and peaceful
course.
This is the best view of the case, and
may be proved worthless by any days ar
rival from Europe. When, as we have of
ten said, the whole social order Is in process
of dissolution, it is impossible to rely on the
most careful judgment as to the course Of
the disease. European, and above all
French Society, is in that state and all
eyentualities are possible. We talk of
the fckleness and restlessness Of the French;
by and by we shall learn that the cause lies
deeper and works more fatally than either
individual or national peculiarlties.
In ITALY the government of Piedmont
stand their ground in the difference with
Rome and we see no issue but in the final
surrender of the professions of the Clergy.
Ii has been prophesied that the Church
would overawe the ministers, but in the Ia
test advices there are no indications of such
result, but the contrary. 1t is remarkable
that communication is not launched from
Rome upon the King of Sardinia and his of
Tending advisers and people. A couple
hundred years ago that would have been
done long ere the question had reached its
present stage. I1empord Nutantur. At
Rome new Cardinals have been created
with all due pomps, but these do not
bring back to the soul of Pho Mono, the dis
appointed, the heart-broken, that repose
and health which he had when his people
loved him, and Italy and the world had
great and glowing hopes of his career.
An article on Ocean Steam Navigation
which we copy from the DAILY Ncros will
be read with interest. 1t admits that the
Collins has beaten the Cunard line, and
that the supremacy of the seas is passing
from John Bull to the Yankees. That ST.
premacy can never more be decided by
the dreadful and foolish contests of battle;
as far as it is concerned ships of the line
are useless and armed navies obsolete the
struggle is now friendly and peaceful, and
Victory bears the fruits of Benefcence,
Prosperity and Union for both the com
peting nations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
scHLEsWIG HoLsTEIN.
Progress of the War

The advces from thesFlensborg of the 9Th inst
states that the whole force of the Holstein An nv,
had been withdrawn to Rensburs letters froaaa
noon the day before, the Danes had stacked tbei-
position, and had been driven back in coniusion
These letters deny that their intentions pnoa
Freiderchstadt viii be abandoned.
Adyices from St. Annun of the 9Th inst. conta,
the report that the Danes had been bombariins
Wullerson. on that side OF the Elbe,
The Danish gunboats are lying before ronnina
A Hamburger paper, in an article dated KEEL 6s6.
says that the Russian Fleet, consisting OF Two
steam frigates and eleven large sailing vessels,
weighed anchor before Falster. 1t adds, giving
date KEEL 7tb that part Of the troops wounded IN
the assault upon Frciderchstadt had arrived there,
and that hopes were entertained that the loss Of
the Holstein Army would not prove, on inquiry, to
be SO large as during the first panic occasionally
the defeat AS had been anticipated, some heavy
artillery is said to have arrived at Flensborg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
The WING judiciary Convention.

The Convention met at the Broadway
House last night, and was temporarily or
gained by the appointment of JoHN j.
HERMcK, XyIIth Ward, Chairman; John
H. White, Ist Ward, Secretaries.
The credentials of Delegates being called
for it appeared that there were two sets OF
Delegates from the Id, With and With
Wards. Ten minutes were allowed the
contestants from each Ward to state their
claims, and then the Sayre Delegates from
the lid Ward were admitted by q vote of
90 to %; the Delegates from the With, by
a vote of24 to %; and the g Hoxie" Dele
gates from the With, by vote Of 26 to 21.
The temporary officers, with the addl-
ton of Jonathan Edgar, lid Ward, as
Secretary were then elected as permanent
officers, and the Convention nominated
n. BOWDITCH BLUNT, Esq as the
candidate for District Attorney
The following ballots were then had for
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For California;.

We shall issue on Saturday morning
next an Edition of The Tribune for cali
foraia, Oregon and the Sanduich Islands.
1t will contain the latest Foreign and Do
nestle News, Markets, Marriages, Deaths
&c. &c. Persons wishing copies of this
paper are requested to leave their orders at
the desk of our Publication Office. Price
sixpence. in wrappers ready for mailing.