davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21

n, MAsS tAsa brO1shi IL AIN to sneud Re 0snsfAi
I1surSrcs Law. 49,. -.
A,sras VS. sde ire sPrsl orccr for soatay req a.
Z! o'eloek- .,,xs
NJ B.ncocK .hen called Up he Pos;Ase resoau"fS
NJ, ssscoSN,Krx called up TIE resolution suasn.ng
r. III -s're . .uppylsg vacancy, esEss4 y SestA
er nasinfy q n, Governor, ~ Pssset
sttt, EEAD AND PASSED
F,r - rssssof r. Roman Csthcc OffdSs As> ain q
IL .bor.e ne saperTisors q New Yor. % sa..e no
TIE SCI ssieo5lias tie ra.ns u sepSrs's Bsiahou Z:
Eicsrnocd CoC-iy.
E1e CoEU.;.ee cf he " sO.e Mr. CSooA n ~ c.
rspostsc progress o. lie Savings bsnS bus AS'Oo'AeS
ASSEMRLY...REgosrs
BY A CSEKNE, - Btu which passed lie House some
yesrs 20 sEhec re tses owing ~ festens y
ByMr. L.vRrSos. .se s,n &c restrict Supervisors n
b. 81 TOWNSHIP b. b. relative 70 sac. BY SarrogAes
of resl es-ale-Si reaiirg
yNr RAYNoxo. tAs'hsl to sEend he Gersrsl lnsr-
rauce av Aiso b, - Incorporate he Emigrsns lacus-
ira SAVINGS Rsnk-Sd read *
81 NJ. LrAvENwosrH - consolidate The RsroSi Cen,
psnie e. seGweea Rochester ~ bc1a.o
B. NJ Island. TIE o.i st ne PresergS- 1 ~ " a.
irg'on's Heacs -S-fers complete.
Bv VI LrtvgNppgrH. re t.i % cousoajAs - ; "a.
cgse ard Rocnester Railroad Cccpan'--
b. Mr FisNE. Ae bi 80 res,rSn sfori measure - ~
sac ~ 4-y goots' eonp.rte
ALLEGED canal FSAtDs.
: co1muaicsrc- Wa received from ne Hor. Jscos
aNus CSzsi Con ss!orer planning that he seiect
COMMUNE refuse gr1cged viii f1s invest Eafcn q
Charges made against am snu sNer Ae a5'0urrnent S
De present SESSION o. re Legs.afsro.
Mr.. LEAvKNwOSrs uloveI a resoia..on dusrHng ~
Sect Commse 90 x rPon some day during the presett
lo-.h rpon which ihes 5ud proceed with re nv'sna
,.1u. This ELECTED Protrsctet DEBATE
NJ CEgscs r1oycG an Amendment reieifaS 20 S5Hl-
unicsror the S@ec. Commtee and directing said Com
niiuee 20 report Is scou practicable
NJ PEUsN proposed slienrr1eni - be amend meat
,,S'rucr-g he Committee tacs ,lves'i gauons
hscA 70 The rlui Nh'ch - ahors ~ s Committee 81
81 closed tbs latter Snenlgeui was Noiod down oy =
81 = party voe. S. 10 -
NJ CHckcH amendment bee adopted oy .'uil ar
WcNssrCk9 ENCNfIIoS.
The HcG-s hen went uto Committee % oe " hoie. hf
Waterman 10 he Char thr Homestead Nempuou b De
D. W SMITH spoke a 9TH .u support ~ he bil-
ar M4zTN moved in'l d = value 90 ne honiesiesd
o. h N--gi,. ,1 $50 tle feared that 81 10 To Vsur
t1eniItti, wcu.d operas in'uroGs.y apcn DE
cosfG 90 The courara.iYeis poor r'n -, the STATE
Sc BsoS moved % s,riks oui e ft' 80 cscr :
sla spike generally sEs7si H. OIL
Nr q ALLrS syoN .A himself "A NvoF 81 ne rrncipes
~ ne hf..
~ WHrr Opposed g. Ard !, Mas f1r.hss sisocsisJ b.
Z. " SMITH srt NJ Ssrr
NJ AvsEN opposed .u b. lil 10 Al 10 irSrrg.
Befl-c an .iesa1u was taken he House took rseess
o4PM
The VI. mostly occupied ~ uioNOc 60 reconsider
80 Tarif resolutions passed Yesterday. Amer
rro;-ac,sd sruEgie side uouous The rgiu Q1es son
carried 80 "a ~ Toe resolutions were then los 81 -
ST. The Sodus Cana, CO bA WIS referred io lie Csusl
2 1l-t. 20 =, their opinion apou b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
Connecticut

On. war ago. the People Of Connecticut saw nj
o. sILovy personal feuds and intestine distractions
70 parajyz re their efforts aud ialsiy their Judgment
with resPec, to the political issues on which the
copnt,v ia divided o. that, although decided pla
rali,y stu sustained the Wing stste Ticket and II
was with one exception successful, yet three Of tne
f,ur Members OF Congress were chosen By the al
bed Loco Foco and professed Free Soil parties
One result Of that alliance and its success is the
election Of ab ultra proslavery Speaker Of the
House, instead Of & moderate talker and constant
voter on ;hc sidc Of Freedom. The next was the
ORGANIZATION Of the Committees on the Territories
and other subjects connected with slavery so tna'
pro Slavery majoTisies each suPplant the free
Sol Committees appointed by the late "ms
Speaker.
The Territorial bills reported by the Wing Com.
nittce, last Congress, were all guarded egains;
sayery: those reported By Mr.. Cobbs Committee
viii assure dly be silent Oh this subject And Free
Soil WIKI votes IL Connecticut, cast against the
Whis candidates IN favor Of those commended as
better champ ions Of Free Soil have done the bust
pess. The have in like manner secured & Com
rnit.ee Of WAYS and Means intensely hostile TO
any increase or readjustment Of Duties on Imports
with view 10 the more adequate Protection OF
Home Industry. There are other points on which
Connecticut, IN like manner, BACKED her own eyes
in the last L lection yet we trust she can now see
out OF them sufficiently to AVOID repetition Of the
suicidal stupidity
Electors Of Connecticut you are TO choose new
State Officers ard "A new Legislature on Monday
after next BY that Legislature, a United States
Senator for six years is 10 be elected. Shall he be
a friend OF an enemy of Protection ACTIVELY de-
voted to the Extension of Freedom or tRmeiy ac-
qaisscent in the diffusion Of Human Bondage z
Gao you be galed again by Irrelevant babbie
about Gen. Iay !or's three hundred slaves and such
stuff When the question 10 be decided is. Which OF
the two great parties into which you are divided
will do most of what you would have done, and re-
frain from most that you would have undone Look
osndidly aud seLrohingly at the course snd attitude
Of the two parties respectively and vote as your
jadsmen,s shall dictate ant your conscienccs ap
prove
At all events, VoTEl 1t is inaction neglect and
apathy that kill Every hundred votes absent from
the polls viii be dead loss OF Fifty to the side Of
Justice Freedom and Prosperity. Freemen Of Con
necticut at home or abroad fail not to be at home
on the morning OF the first Monday Of April aud be
sure rot only TO attend the polls that day, but
look out beforehand and SEQ at the time that your
friends and neighbors do likewise w ask no
more than careful study OF the questions at issue
and ful and fair vote. Victory to the Right'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
NETWORK LEGIsLArCRR.


D. 3
corE RESOLUTIONS
TIE question Iec-rret o1 NJ psuyss subsrtI.e - 81.
AasniaSus r-sa1Ql. ca. ~ .1r rspoH iror Tie Com
u.ee "a i1e Code IS .oo- a. practicable Tar Substitute
1Aaify sr,oi.ri-,.
NJ THoHs, CT 20 -1 his resolutions On ne sab-ci %;
he Il~1 heretofore pu. srf Ite resolutions having
been rad be special of8cs was announced, when
alt fHrYS u-1yei . Pos'poae ar spec.. ordes ~ "a
r.l---l-Atop'ed fir Puyu ihsl obfa ned ils door,
90 moved l.e Pfcvcls seslon ca IL r-'o- oas Vi NJ
4l0mas
wten hs name vas called AsEsd ~ b. excus=t AMI cru
png - ths-s mia-irs -trr IN rue Ayes 81 Soe- -
~ - eaeson s4oEcon q tn rss7lgr9o' ~a' hen
NJ YAKD ~te1 be nzr- "a called characterized he
lP-sIt ~ botor lie voted 70 Three LOeo-focos.
Ae'-fs Le.e-e Le"is Ard Thomas voted Tih he Nhiss
aFEci4L 0RDEs
The E--se went .lt0 Committee ~ tle Nn9e, BIZ
HCssos Ia DC char on he b.. ~ reEuae i0e Lss--s
su Ard roerca 81 AXss ihro1 gtogi tee State There
couveI sslon e. 70 ~ Term "incorpors Hereds-
1rs.ns fror -el4y n- -aset s-ch NlaTs.e ~ ca .
lot add ~ Pefsuns rrty and AS hereofofs escaped
gol zroeF IN trs SECTIONS, --t1-ry IT, meaning
n ref.o-a ard rrsl e.-s ia ne &C. TIE CgrnIis
o. H5toa q I " s,Hru lie Bib ru l..ds 1?scs,
order r. lt-rs1--. >
sENATE....AlsAsY. wedneriay, asea o.
BvAr Ncssax s-.orAay IT, BIZ. r.aAiaz s,rroprs 1ers
90 cgrl hcspls 40, y ri-n r-pcf. % r-fsfeccr -
agpfoFrAlas n7n@, ;9r F4r5tsins hsfary " sfee
g. 81 C-kT.s 'avDf4s tLe - sL-Lii-y ne rt4i .sr
~ TIE - .lfls1crgi i1sarrlfe CO
IL laa5~lEs nls were fe-cr-g con ete cr h. le-
~ cfus R2iasl cs-tole Orpssl ~ al, Broossa rss
i've % re Les s,oE hs-fosa CO sszrse - h. Rsrorc
~ Cs--s e Srp.A.yr; IL ~ orgsaisiag Fefsrse a.
--loa e Rcar1alt Co ne sl sz,Sorsng ne -1reTl-
-Sfs q ssT-fcrS ~ rziss ac7sg - axsiion
Ngrfoss-~ GARTER saLfE
NJ CARROLL - Ard gel.l-ec - il.FOds
reslll0n pf9Tc or 17clfm-1t q Select Con
e- si- LII he -F- gsls t-s s., -ct q
Quarter -s.-s = EanQrsl Lanf. &c C0EE.aes -
-1lve c1ape1sa1lc aF. {. r.st .-i--r coltslirS 4
cr--u saslc- n Is -4--rr -cL LII ir.1cSd -a =,
C-er Us -1gr.
NJ sA5cocx asked Ehsgs - decision q, - sapfeE=
Cggf- referred ~ = pspel. ~, BE- b ilcrd
sr Hsscs res Lee y FeFcfs CT ~ "a. Oe1er-- Tern
q La. Corr-
Er k-ew ao.Enf q hti secisiou fsrssr iran u hal
-e4fl cl nj UO-nirs II "a never seen cic u
sfz- -1f-s src reasons b funded. tl since
De al - -r- ae- n ne -e-air, - ~ 1eel
.-lucec eLG examine . soErE.t 40 L lsr
E.-l- d---F g-c-s "a 14n1s lpcc srrefs- cecis-.1s
- C1-rt circl.s -c--rfrT RI - cre refefrtt
Mr. gcsrsoS sz.- i11f 1--aer - c-cisl " a. -
prea= Cousf y.st CO.. be spgf-ts1te1 hat ne
cErser ID - .s..rg which Tad teen
read. fu-ceri 70 i-tlse serslors believe ihst
1-s- lad tol cas- for s1i AID L. paf
e1ch SenEor .s -0or sAy h. Cd ~ a. n. zssx
lasI us - ffpC - statistics brougt Z. osfgrs
I'm "a re f1a1fs let lis c-se sc.galy qsia IA
-tsse Szsrisr s4ss -o-zrs sJf every ter- u and LEY
cultivated
Mr. ssYDEH 1oEeG ~ tte 4Als sr1 order pr1;ec
Bon - Fsso.s-1ns I'D .susr s<opsec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Nsw-YoRx. THURSDAY, MARCH 81.
rS- CoscRrs did very much as usual ye''er

r. CoscREss did very much as usaAi ye''e'
day The HousE refused to pint hepO,. :,
vor Of Mr. Whitney. Pacific Railroad in''os''ns
q decided opposition to that me''1re-an oppo'''
ton in good part sectional and sou'0ern Inc re.
msiaaer Of the ss'son wa: devoted % 'c ,s ,,
a. 70 the paying or nonpayins Q, cs'"H ~.ssA' !"
N. n.osrtments After wasting IN dscusson
-. ,ssD woud have suaiced to pay them, we
,-s,uss both Houses VIII vote The money required.
In the SENATE they had Slavery debate BY
x.v of variety, wherein Mr.. HALE made several
God hits and caught very neat one himself con-
eerring his participation in breaking up an Abo1'
ton meeting IN New Hampshire years ago "hen
IT was even more Democratic 70 mob AooI'iohis''
than il now IT, and Hale was devcting himself 70
the faith and works Of Democracy with the zeal o
rather green convert. Gen. Cas-: took upon
himself TIC care and discipline Of Gov Stewards
in the matter Of slave hunting, but ap-
paren,ly to little purpose. Nothing done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
DIED.


o. ru.-lay MATca 10, stef lAagt ass. JOIN sinELL
sSei e yezrA
Ne f-ess e. q tsrs .,tSS ssns - -
Thas-sss a. osk fr - ste rssS- $ fpee sros ~
Satf ~ .ssf LEES, GYMS tpNklt>, - 49,
81 la ~
h. f~r's ~ arsncCtus To- . ti.faa - H
sl.l "a 4 o cs~s q n frosz q Aattoay :;
80 kas,Sln Isgers Yesse %
MANI SrOfSE MACON !ccrsfst ses .. -s-s a. $40
kgs<y. tkS Fh y. b.
~ asrds ~ te am y ~ ~ ps;s- I'd O. s--s a q
a. MaritA rrolra e.~i ir.a y
polssi Il A. oe1ss p n -. -
Aefsrsa1y Il X -Allhe T. AA
son. = t1e t-tt ssar - Aie 81 ly3tste-a
lee i-nas cQs4zs 'kses a - .z az - y 1'er
ceu~fss, aesp<s, 1st-t tst--l - ;1nara4 a. ~
fsay' sassss e, ~ oss ieEi - .as ges,s1os = 7-'A
IA wtaOCt fSsther ncsrs
ksckrrs.ck " Atnsstsy N.rrl ~ ABN n SEkiN1
\ 10 tssh yea q Ia
Rs c.as rssretals 10 sg,ess fsnefs a IL
t~-Srace. 1c eSosA Frasy a-c1 Krx1gs
tAs Rsssgr q pGieA clSrsA q ~ st.a>.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21

BOSTON. March .e-A.r snip Harrisburg, foG London,
:. ls,HnL
Cid ships Pof-a s~r Frsrcisc0 Wa Paiifs NOreens :
hhrss Steamboat. Msrsfilss LYsaader SsG Juan. CUBS
Cusoe. Havana Bay STATE BALTIMORE "a fL..ceipi'si
bfis LION Ssn Francisco Aphrge, Hayui schrs Louio4
I.. DO Edwin Sssgals, BALTIMORE l. Ii NcAeTsoG
NeN-Nofk
FALL RIVER, Narch io-sd sehr Richard Borden
BsNWor-
BRISTOL. Mach lg--id BARK PcoFissucs SavsuGsh.
PROVIDENCE. March 9--C.d brg CasidN san tfat'
cisco.
SD big Grand TURK Phi.atc phs -chrs Holder BOfiSn,
Ci.olrstDE, kng1ln-. Albany
BALTIMORE. March 2a-Ar .ch Ann smith, ----.
CHARLESTON, Marcs l1-lho brig CIeTen- ho,H
b stou arrived this da,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
steamer Georgia, &c.

tFAR.tsEOFl s1ula'- WlF'N y
The steamer Georgia, -Jm YOUR pat, 'Dgc cd a
H.. gsr nis forenoon alt ,ook its mas board.
Tiere az -rucs sd I1s is's Coafi.y stating MT ns
>LI.l Geek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
,inrc EmlgrntIns Inainn. lrom rampn N,,.

NV ORIEiNs Ilesalv, HaT'l y
ire steamer Fashion has arrived from Tampa
r. bringing scversl emi.rslrg Indians When ihr
ss-r.en .ei TYg-s rlcofeirR from .he wouri
3D. had A.,iy received Uy falling rom 10 aorsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21

e, IRE expression fsar, .i.ct" C-..n does nos rseI
s1y OF the isnc'cs aid rsasis res ln wstst tui
ha uagnG,e1t display e. ,idnl, ard ladies' tsis geJl
no-, bod roys csp-, unore o. essfy style ,soAsel
az riding why's Nc with s.ich 30 has eub. ssst
~ nov snt rsgnGceni show rooms "a Bf0eisay Ca
ans 'ok ~ ,hem a-d be assured ;aat ia tho superb
harci a "a, fc-sfy erected sHj fired ap al such stsi
expense. hr l sihsfcs his 1t ss,-tr -stesn pf,ss
sn3 ~cierste proai.-lhe natural crrroufans 81 be H
% ,1fess'ss. GENiN - BioadWsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A,sSi.,v MV>sVM- L. pe.,h Rs'ss4as. lie meet st.
usonirr-s specimens ~ TGccccnus theatrical faent hst
'h f-it has produced iANs l0usef
g. he .gsrnr rodsr. ~ 3 2 a! srH a hey ~,
suair- ~ beg evidence cd hs srrsalv ~ fisr grgg.
tv appearing in rhe Hunter ~ OBJ. Aip." sld Boutss
fc. rarrto" Ga SsurfsF engagement WI terminate
O. te fsnrt-st sttc- 20 Tao programme va stla
tlt ra entire series ~ entertainments BE- s'u.usr'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21

EXPokTs TO CALiFOBNIh.-Ihc tables o. eE-
ports 20 California Inch being printed Ia some u ne
Journals &C very incomplete and calculated 20 deserve
shqpers The Custom House regulations DO noi require
the nAnfests TO contain the kinds OF goods spPec t-
VI the number Of packages Hod consequently IN many
cases al desonpuons Of goods pui in under he gene
rel head Of merchandise" it, therefore, iUpossb io
e from the Custom House records 30" much of sv -7f-
ocular aftice hes been slupIei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
New.York Town Elections.
From santa Fe.

I
We had the pleasure of meeting at the City ho-
tel last evening sir Preston Beck who, IN COMPANY with
seven Other persons lad just srfNe5 from santa G NJ
Reck And party commenced their journey the H Janu
AIRY Al that period the wesiher extremely cold tle
streams frozen Up, and ho ground covered VIII fnnW-
The 5 troops stationed N New Mexico were Al 10 " m
Much dissatisfaction exist. among she Mexican popy a.
ion Of the Territory IN reference TO ne pro'eeAoh H1N
Them hy The United States Government against me dePfe
dslions OF the Indians They sseefi that uoI ony h"
property but their lives Ices secure now han they were
when under Mexican prOtecuou. Immediately Sier The
toaiy nade by Col Washington last Fall the Indiana mnf-
dered uumber Of MeNcHrs aud stole from others large
cent treaty. made by Col Calhoun Indian Agent " nh the
Eutaws they murdered seven MeNicans ana stole much
The Buffalo Hunters" on their return Re amer
their accustomed annual hunt lssi sl met end s h' ne
ApGches The Settlements and report hGs ma inr
Cheyenlcs heretofore considered friendly are assuming
hostile kuitJdc and The genera impression IN santa ~
that these Indians VIII prove vey troublesome 10 ihe emf
grants crossing the plains during the approaching spring
There Wa " ~ deal Of pobucd tNcneneh ~ - -
70 s The time M .e The minority parry ~c . as
quently opposed 10 sendiog Mr. smh to Washington 10
Tepressn; The district Territory has augmented -
numbers aud !s slrenaousy engaged Ia endeANoirg 10
establish government accordance with their v shes
but MIR b gves a. his opinion that TIE scheme WI prove
aboriVe - g..
There wa. no late in,elhgen Santa Fe from Csor-
mia and preparations were being made by The inhst'
AUS to em ersie TO tina, country this spring
Mr. Stephen Davenport formerly oi Boon CO Mo mad
number OF men engaged al he Old Placer, soi~ - me
from Santa re N gliuane roek WIN Ne dessn 81
Sufficiently Ihs gold ~ probably superior "a hsI ~ Ca
iiornis aud Is said 20 he very soandSni.
Mr. Hatcher guide % Col Collier Ard parry. reiulei 10
Santa re the 18Th January He only accompanied he
Colonel a. kI as San Diego -
Nohins further had been hesfd nom Mr. Whites ca.t
We may loOk FOR further ucm The plains y ;te
course of few dSysss al tie ne Mr. .v Cap. - 81
ana Mr. Spencer contemplated leaving Ssn@ re Tor ae
States he lVth OF February.
Mr Beck, pariy NOW ishstsndng The plains cover
81 he deph Of ten inches made the rp iot
Santa Re 10 Independents, IL wagon Ia '"eHs9 h'ee
uAya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21

NrH-Dkt EANs Monday, March lt.
The We of the Engineer. on the Cau5icn
Ealf3a3 who was KILLED bg on explosion OF he bother las
recovered $500 damage from he COMPANY.
.e occurred ~ Lsftie Jas. oFeu4r (, NA'-A destroy
n tia Tlea'er Lnsr, Poe Uars" sd severe. o.t-f
hl..I -... L.. srnNrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21


M Fellows ass seen fof some Tine very ssc'ent
sctca. officer AMI Conlnissioner Of FOrTh Ward Mr..
q. o-fi - lawyer AID INV member u DE Assembly
APF,RIf0SggNr o. SCHOOL NOsEYs &c.-The
Committee O.; IT, Boast II EineAGon reported nigh,
raai lie whole amount y bs Appropriated l. s2oG 5i of
t.-h received rom he STATE Fund - s4, equE
raised p ne Cry and sl59s by and
personal ss.ste The sms4lt u spyofg0Emen Ia each
scholar g - 5sll9 LS year was y a. The Average
number N scholars attending M schools TOR TIC year
Fetrzzfy - se9 VIZ Public school Society schools
49, ward schools. iss.5, cssPos.ls ssboo. 2Qsa
Ias waId s.hoos hls been is2 .nd decrease
Ia Pubac school,, 40 IA -. ne alarm ~ To Cho~rs
AT sumner caused s.- adyssoe " average Increase an
word Otherwise lave Cseu Tae whole lumber =
.cho'sf' 'sggni tn TIE year vs' lo2s74
MUsci- FUND sOcETT.-Ihe GltcactiOns De.
.el.e. ty us society bill .enp. srgs boss- - ,- 40
.or Pacr OPEN Aia evening" Sere NJ Ke1o vii read
..e Miisus Night Dream" Aend- ssobrs Msso
y bs gr>tgeed ~ The entire Instruments. force Of to
sorisy, assisted b. srge -unbsr u d'psllsed
i-urs 4us benevolent Igrpc-es u ias Society viii the
Charm u Nfs Ksnbss res.lz glorious ssy, tceofa-
gsl.sd By tie csssor-sd eoupcsGcas Of asndsissotn
vii maze las q ire brilliant occasions q
season
THE SCHOOLS TsnH U,HI-A conmanica
recsiyea IA lae B5sra u Edacsnon at IN,
-sArg ~ r-V scl>J ftcLt- - &c gJlkefy
10 Wsr1- Referred
I.'slfA Wl's -cour -aies.on ssksy icr lie erection
" No. Scboc- HcUss - sfkrle 70 la1s a.s psce q
,aa' 70" Oceup.-s ~ 10 = Referred
i 's9'i Z fA7o' ,sppro9nAss o. ~ Sr issc.,es.
va S!5Pis-
F's',A Vsre -Re2oF. Z. aVor u sppgorne.lg 40 g.
ilT ds1c.-oc.e. A1onted
EsAeeaA Ward IA fsYOs OF 82yfcyn.rpK g. s5s lor
e erection u i1rnscss Il scboO-House Aco2.se
s-e'S-iicaBy Co1-E. ssio-eg Dsse-Rssolss1 Tb.l IL
--s u lie Board = E1zc4fca srs ensiaenly duo a.c
are inersors heartily scdsT.a Hon Jsns. Brooks Jr
Is ho-f1iy q pFes>ElnE % e Pa1eDs AID PrsfeGso,s
q Ne Free Aeaf-ay lie osl q scboizr.tp e. Vee,
P0-cL A4ops-d.
PAcKET-sBfP ARSo.--We are informed By CO,
4 L STOW [ I-s7eS.or ~ss Las g1i ayry,e hcra he
lAsSs'--i.P Age lahore sosa Shore. nesr Mysds
la sas Les scs-eS eo-z iAs s4rd eight feet Gae
-s' perfectly EASY Al r. goods board q Der sre
9'esi Ssier A. low vz.er DIVE sonTsts q bs-
All o.d AID .boas 10 paetSges e1 ,ron her
yesterday, 10 damaged IbsTe 10 pack.
sses CO R- beach wa-.ns Or ecHv-yaEee tis City
ia sehf Fade tk 10 psekAses ..oo,s Jcaes Saith
WIZ y ptckages ma hsseOs. win D. packages szd NE
CAM ssutuss, 80 sr yesterday asrztrg &c nee City,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21

BOARD oF EDrcATIoN. Election u Ci,r! -
Mr CLARK. having resigned Board,
sles ilp0 preliminary business proceeded 10 he
election " ClsrS, he understanding 5euK sNeesby 10
ne 'ote u ss meeting. ,hat majority Of all Ihs members
c.sctei -ta be necessary constitute choice Tue bal
oiine then commenced On The fourth bsioi me mod,
having been changed afer ne second ballot AmAJoriy
= he member. preseIt) Mr T. q Fellows vas declared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
nnnninr of Cnunl..

81, fseg,asa rzrisir,ly % I've T,sssf
ALBAsy. " edoestas, Msrch 81.
tfr Canal Commissioners have resolved - open
oil thc Canals OF the STATE excepting Black River
Csra' "a the 2.i Of Aqru. The Black River c.
mai e 90 be opened May 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
NJ ARRIED D.

y Re, e.shs.s "a M-ses4sy, Narch - NJ sANlA =
cctNt % ~ MANY :. HOW ALI. estA 81 CO
o. N-ilssats aAc % Al - PEA. Clurca sy fsT 4 A
Nood. JOHN VliNkk - ANAs 5 SMITH
a. C.ss. Nam Czsars C1urcA IS R~x Dr. Wa
~rS4i, n JVSAfh ?. Beach o. rs EilLA n. BErIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
Right for Once /.

THE Times 80 IN IN surprising that Mr. VINO -
eatttd a. the insy which viii yet id pon We tGi ,is
of me Wno Proyiso He The Inventor VI This hum
bug which hiss wei nigh proved a.cbrRud II The temp
Of The Union. On The contrary u was invented by more
WHY sns cunning political J-ggert" IFennsy Fahlhi
EY7 The Pennsy ivanian IS perfectly correct.
THOMAS JEFFERSON devis ID and drafted what is
now inaccurotcly donominsied The "ilmot Pro-
yso' in l7sl-iity SIX FEARS ago long before the
Buchanans and Taneys hal thought Of pretending
TO be democrats. That their application OF such
epihets TO MIR Jefferson is polite or in good taste,
we do not affirm but it seems 10 come vory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21

BUFFALO. Wednesday, N-rcA q.
ihe ice Is -rddfa.s working oIt Of The baroor
t l.s,s aoa 4r. B.c. R.cs rsfa'alg The Wall poo
bs. y r. tI-lJ .is0 4--n,r reAt ~srE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21

Nsu OPirASs NcnJs March 'f
Tns mprAri Tor CoTr0s tends downward, agd
-a, .s.s IN Sa.14Iay were L5o sr. o. or,r -slres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21

There IS rn1ss movement l / L0tu AMI ila sa,es
reach 9 ccs bio ~ s,f.I ..f CNy MHs Sses RI. Nl-s
Co.'s ac y-i'v - p oA-r a'tc.cs s'meo - lss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21

sLLf EL TDfE-
The bse5ugs ccme icrh, LToss Powders % 49,
AID die o. The ioslsnl viii wo1tsrfs. haste
Ars Ise roscses ne s@ss and sss hes 4nd mosis'e'
Receive froa iae Powders thesr aevertl ve,oesi
uh!s u. rAls ssd rzoe de issoa; nak.as l,s5 VA
Aver taxing docs q ttoss very Eics pils
The piils an1 The porc-Ts sfe harmless ~ ws;ef
T. 81 ave he nssets ard yosnia hey s.sughtsT
sod At ~ Brcsivs5, and by NJ. Hayes, i75 Fsiss
Brooklyn. ~"
- BeADrs ksssosxl Collection u Dague1feoype' =
asd ~ Broadway. eVrnsS Of fgllonst susEs.fs a. -
ixsas respectfully invited 70 co. saa szsaias 'es ''s~
sDene.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
CITY ITEMS

isT- The days aud NIGHTS at this particular now
ae striking eHemplEcauop of ie disputed doctrine 4
~eqI5r.ln tho gong s1n"riy bed a. siy O'Clock,
sad n.ng puneIus!y twelve l0srs Gilerwarc. Bat, ass
e. libnuus u short duration. well IN wsslse5
g. poiurs Mex. week h 'sil be AZ iopsided sgsi1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21

ilrste,n NAVIGATION.

E.Lr-ucsr Wedresdsy. Ia.ch -
81 hsre nothing 10y mail 5olth OF Aaguste.