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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
Those Rochester sspirit,.,

We publish ia cur Supplement very sweeping
onslaught the reality of the alleged spiritual con
nuuicatons a; Rochester and the integrity Of some
Of the persons engaged in their production. H. &C
cordsnce with our resolution to hear ali testimony
ON the subject and maintain fair play, we remark
that we have the name Of citizen Of Rochester IS
authority tor these statements who though strongly
prejudiced against these revelations and revelator.
from the outset could not mean to state anythug
but the sohd truth. We bespeak for his structures
a candid hearing
And now Tor 4 word on the other side w 4 re-
ceived private letter Yesterday from one of the
believers Ia the verify and spirituality cf the Revel
atoms al Rochester. Auburn. &c. who incidentally
aud without any idea Of its publication. makes III,
following statements. The names are given m tul
in his letter bat We, sving right to use them u
this connection, do no, They are those Of most re
spectacle citizens Of Rochester, utterly above III,
suspicion OF fraud or COLLISION. Our correspondent
says
"Auew TO stats a fact which occurred bal tw dayi
since Mr. & ". ard Mr. J. B went to house in Roches
bear the sounds There abundant manifestation
IN derenl parts OF the house when signal loT The alpha
bet was given AMI these words spelled Out Mr.
30 yoa beevc this 10 Ill Cannon The company ookec
ss,onished when Mr. w remarked thai Mr. 8. ksd sad
while coming 10 the house. Now W. Is mol this ~ sa@
@Sa .
Again A M was there. " ho was very skeprcAl snd
ssked-'Who wal eommanicsge with met The aDswsi
sy slphxecs wss-'Your mother viii WI my moShsi
tell how old an PIT was raped eXscly-' How many
yesrs las she been dead PIT tod correctly - Nov
ee really the spirl OF nv mother viii abe tel ne WIS
TIE last words she spose The speftg was
God vii Jake care Of yoa. my sonAI his Mr. ? o0rs
Eso and ssid TAose my EoShers DYING words
and k-s~ that here could know anything ssoS
These q The elass OF daily usnspsrtng
"a We write, we find the above case stated sub
stsntially as by our correspondent BY another per
SUI George Wilessl in the BsniagtoH Free Press,
and this case sdded thereto:
Anosher instance; M and Ms fierpoui Persons d
~es soa sanding hvsg this civ present. nere
nv eoainnnicsuca Il known. ard gcngse rsppng Wa.
hsA-d and Us question ask>d Who wa eonnuni-
TIE child th~n said By the alphabet 'GrsnarA aoni
rvpacaubeT scxaed 70 d-s.hF Wh~p they could sn1
name rpelled thet and thai BE scsldea
lied seue slnce No person prese1i knew thGi
sns wtesSef Mr. AMI Mrs Perpons had any grand
charen nghg nzarply toee1;s Ct tbs character aaos
cons ave Ven he persons hich they parp0rs be fo
ard net Res are desa bat alive sne are ef Aeas
rhe- SPIRITS ssv that they de bat bCsiy engages
a the pssrsalss which eoEgsnasi 10 tsea~
We think this matter has not vet been Proesd
70 the bottom hot even by our skeQ,ses correspond
EFT. We trast cool e!ear-hesded. keen-sishsed
persona who 1--we Truth more than their own pre-
posssnicns vii parsae the Investigation
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DIED

20 ,n,f Boa. ,ad psrul ne-. ~h .h bore y 20 ol. 30
fus- sn regaiiou hr e.ah Of a-r HARKlF T. vie
ne Peter u S.hsfss
r. r-r-i. tni ho-- b.s ,nl sthenck SUI b.
lew Rns-' Dart Nsnisr,ooft sni ' fni~rsse sn
p-taN nr'et lffeni hsT funeral Most. e. .nst
os's, PN from 20 Lexington ''sae corner i~-niy '-ou 81
w. th0uf uitier fston
on Fr, evening. 20 SUSAN. VIE OF Robt NJ Maiolo. n
fhs f-th 1T her So
Rec f~ui. AMI relation. respectfully avti O. sit-n hes oe
m without urer notice h.r sfe renee @ 9Th
MONDAY. tho Nh Pm
On S'tur@sy f~a she e.f fo ths CITY. ELiLABKIH
so~ The ATE Philip kucsel the I'D Of her
Funeral At The r--ieHr Der isf Browne h
ts, sf4t oci-s Relatives ant e End. ~spui} us'od o.
sif~o' H-r r~f li'n. - Z. be- toe 90 lolkt9vn.
Of lingering ne-s frh ". ABIGAIL sfiDMFlt wife 30
Au.u-tu. stHl~-i get li i-sr-.
1h friends If The s ~i o. attend her 0usfs Tuesday
~ Il ccs from her a's r-'.ien- Monroe Place hros1 D.
Her r-rin- v. 10 tssn D. 1r--nwood
tE bunsi0 (oWfnefcial Advertiser vii r'stsa
90 tire of f-h O. CHARLIE, ALnkRT Of ~ hain
sna .nsanna DAMMIT ss-i years. mnnfh- nl isys
IT, relatives agf ir@nf. o The
81 Monday ihe on " rs! The 10
of- a-sa'i M b- taken Gfssuao. Cemetery r nl-f
>-uy saturday eterns I'd Fst q disease Il te hear,
DREW WALiAtk. car'nsl. sgei q s-sr.
- NrNburVor Mss. ~ 2lst Jsn NJ MARTHA TANPHffi
mother of Re' k'ntoTh Campbell ~ - pce ite lt
petrot Nah Fnasy Jss As year of ls -
HrxEr DE- oy sni CD a ot Fsrltas y Hssnss Pea
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From Cauad.-D,.pateh from Earl Grey.

The following "a The dispatch 81 Ear GRIT T.
Lord ELSIs, GoverDoE General Of the CinAdas'
referred 70 IN or teiegraPhe dispatch from Ioronfo'
in Saturdays Tn5aae.
Dourxrx@-sr Looion- Jan ?, 1850.
MI LORD ! have = acknowledge yo1r as
patches, Of the dates and numbers quoted II ne
rns-Ei1- have AID these dispatenes osio-e her
Majesty. and also the addresses Of the w a--sn AMI
C1ZaselOr 4 the MznlcIps Council q the IoTs
District Of the Lisutensni-Coonel and or-cers q
--..;.a = tie Frs, aid Eizhth Bstiaiio1s G; ne
Regi-ea. Of Dc-chsste- Of the c5cers ~ me
Fourth Battss.oa c. the Regiment o. ne hsroor
rssks District, tie Inhabitants o. - anne alo =
:he o-lc@-s u uIItia- an LieutenAli-I o.oae.
Conn srclD- Bsr-a---s y. ire Regiment q Cue
b.. enclosed IL - :<o E-s, u these csPata hes
which her Ma es,y hss been PLEASED e receive vs7y
gracCEs.v.
I, mas aEo-iei her Najcsts zTeas ssflsis non O.
receive these exprcsscns Of thai .oys-fy anc 81
rachrent TO ne British crown winch sue trusts =
generally &C.. = h-g CansiiaI sunlecis
Wth reslrl 70 Inc address 10 ine I'rel''e o. ga
ada IN favor CT sevsr..- :lc province IRON the BIT
ish n niri1ns sr the purpose - Annexation q =,
Z ured Sia:es-Rhch 0rE-s lie -at'oct 81 three %
:asse t.spatches-I nave = iuiorm y0a mat her
Ma esty approves 81 ycIr having oisHsSed nvla
her serve those VINO nave .gEcf the c0c1neff
which i sc.-~l shor: q reasonable IN It's rta--
scteT
he asiesty confidently reii-. ou the lOysliy Of
the grest majority OF her Csl.a.i.aa subjects. and
she hiss therefore determined 70 exert al the su-
tho-ty that belongs 10 her Tor the purpose o. man
rs.a..- the connect on II Cznsr1 with tins G0verI-
meut being persuaded that the Pernansncs of ths,
connection : highly advantageous to both
Your Lordship W therefore understand tat yo7
are Commanded hy 49, Majesty a. resst 10 the ut
most Of y0lr power any attempt which may be
made 70 brng sbout toe separation o. c slsis .lom
the British dominio's and to marx IN me strong
est manner her MAJESTY dIsplessGre VITA az those
who nav. directly O. indirectly. encourage such
design and II any attempt OF TINS kind should take
such firm that tho-e who are guilty Oft may. &C
cordne 70 slch advre as YOU may receive from
your .aw advisers hc made responsible ior the.r
conduct in a Court Justice, YOU viii not fail to
tske the necessary measures for bringing them e.
account am. my lord. your most OBJ seryt
To ne Ri Hen EaEI o. ELsIN GREY
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE NEw,YuR. TRIBUNE
Payma.ter Wetmore. Accounts.

WASHINGTON. sa,zrssy, Feb- =
understand that the last account rendered by
Mr. we,rnore made up DE is, u Dec iss III.
account bsAnee EgHns; hin u ao1i Oue hundf'
and twenty tboVssDd dollars In si sncognl ssre = %
claim e vsnoe1 for sxs cops1sstOz tai =. eA q
$Soooa ezra conmssior mss have sc--r- .--1 M
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isonssnG do',srs.
Is;z ee1 De- ~ sad - rr.e u L. re7ncTA e p
aee sssin-. az scrss-ea 70 7r--t-i = CO s1'1fs -
e.zhty :.o1szrl 3o-s-s.
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q ~. we,nOre ~ rs o@s--5 = ~ . NY
cOsrs w1taoci ~ stpas-o- @ ir-----i. ~ -
appsiu;1cEis ky the Governor SD 500
~oraF4Es Fsstic- - - IL.
g--s- T,~k Coasts cares l. bro>.tr- - r----
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Hsrr-,u L TaArlz3S- s-a-,l Ss-i . - \" -
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49, ('..--s. a o-zo L. - L. pare ~ 49, =
$50 - ce~sf-ss reap o -tfn-nL
800. To.-fs -S,-crFo - Fr-st lester y F'oiu-'-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

n In oUs SUPPLEMENT this morning will
he found an excellent Letter from Paris, by our
correspondent, w. Il F'-two or three Gem.
munications Ia reference to those Mysterious
Noises'-an article On the Expenses Of the Navy
In time Of Peace-a Letter from MoHtfeal-an
interesting Correspondence in regard 10 the Slave
Trade In the District Of Columbia-an article on
the Progress Of Civilization among the ChoctaW
Iedians-Poetry, News, items, City Items, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

a We shah CRAFTY many readers by the al
a,ascement that Mr.. EwpASKs RxroRr as Com
missioner o Pstentstha. is 50 much Of it as tres at,
ii topics Of general interest, not including the dc
ssis Of last years business ol the Patent oece bu
embracing beside all that has been Published j,
The Tribune. bis essay On THr PRoPrLnos OF
STEAMERS. &c &C. with all his nlustrstions--
now IN prsss and viii be published On Thsrsds,
req, in large, handsome octave pamphlet, for 2
eenss, BY j. S. Rsdield. Clinton Hall We ar
cure Ill who have read even % much at that Re
port a. We have Published vii concur with us /
the belief that its general diffusion and perSss
viii do more 10 elevate the character and incrsss'
the efficiency Of Labor than anything Yet issRed
while its practical value an Indictment % lnyen
ton end Mechanical Improvement csnno, be over
estimated Simply as reading. we know no 70
nance. nc poem. which surpssses in interest Mr.
Ewbanks magnificent portrayal Of the value and
achievements Of laveHtors and the fatare which
expands before them We trust not less than ons
Hundred thousand copies Of this Report viii be
called Coz. Who viii accept the honor Of placing :
COPY in each School District Library Of our State
------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

ISDIANA-The Legislature Of this State has
passed all act providing for the choice OF Delega
10 a Constitutional Convention. The House want.
ed to exclude office holders, but tho Senate would
not agree to, and the House finally receded, Ayes
So. Noes 27--A bill more efectually to prevent the
sale o Alcoholic Liquors was defeated by indefinite
postponement in the House-Ayes az, Noes 40
A Homestead Exemption bill was laid on the tn
bio BY vote OF a. 20 42-Mr Butler Wing
moved u JOINT Resolution against the clam 81
Texas to the better portion OF New Mexico NJ
A.ben Loco moved It's rejection carrled-Ayes
az Noes 42--s party yote.--A 6ili exemptiDg the
Implements Of Farmers and Mechanics from Ia
ecution was deeated.-Ditlo ono calling FOR tie
admission OF California and New Mexico as States,
SO that Slavery shall not be tolerated therein.
The Legislature adjourned on the 18th ult- The
mex; Is to mset the LIT Of January. We doa'
believe it will be so Loco Foco as this, but II may
Chapman, ol the Sentinel was reelected State
Printer by party vote.
Gen. AMOS LANE, now acting Governor OF Ore
gon, was nominated for next President by meet
ing Of Loco Foco Members Of the Legislature snd
others at Indianapolis Robert Dale Owen is 10
write his biography. but whether the Southern q
the Northern edition is not stated By the way
the Sentinel insinuates that ten. Lane ~ss ATTACH
ed in The Tribune because OF this nomination. Al
the structures on Gen. Lane that hsV~ appeared II
The Tribune were written by Loco Focos and Poll
Office holders but men OF character and responsible
~ nevertheless. who had no moro suspicion thai
Lane would be started for President than we hay,
,hnf H., MI Ia ..ll...f.A
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RROOKLYH ITEMS

A Batch OF lrExs.-The examination q Daily
re st.reSriver. 10 favorable so hin.
The Common Council srs expected 10 tsks up The Char
,er tOrighL
The Civ Court eonnrnces Cslendr q IS cases today
Oue-Eyed Thompson Is 70 BE farther examined al
O'Clock o-Gay
TIE Grxna Jsry meets to-day.
- sspr~ns CoG-s b-g.rs CA-oa.s .; = s.sss 10 os'
-~vr
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MAGIC HAIR DYE

a PHaLos's wonderful Improvement 10 color The hair
or whisksrs Tie nOsn, !, is .7pEec without injury
he hair or SKIN IL be washed Immediately without
disturbing he eoor and has bed door. Is 70 sppled
or sod wholesale and retail ~ PzALoss lg Broadway
corner Of Deyst; price Of lrxs sra d 30; small, o.
Copy he sddress. 10 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

Tho p.x, number Of Tn TSs6sn< for Europe"
e,,ruiut,os Will be issued To MORROW MORNING At ?
oe,ek. IL vii contain ali the latest news received
ep 20 the time Of going 70 press The Niagara sas
from, Bos,oa on Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
,yw.YnRK LEGISLATURES.

TIE SENATE vvas 10 !, sessioii-
Mr. GsEESE-FGvofso.y. CO The BIZ 70 amend NJ ne
zi.ed statutes proceedings - rot eci demand
.SI'us; shp g1d vessels -, 4. -. 80
pori OF Sing Sing Prson C,...--
BIZ Mr THoNIs-Makins al appropriation u -l- O..ho"
r. yr srosY-Fsvorsoy BIZ to extend he tune for the
construction Of Rsroad from F'hsH Landing 10 me eas
the ine Of stae OF New iors ,,, to .,r,Ds III. New,
Yori Sew-Hsveu Railroad Co to establish 'sHon 81
b. Nj H J. ALLrS-Fsyorably. the I'LL to amend tie
charter Of the Pacific Mail Co.
Bills RLAD TRE THIRD IIsT AID PASSED.
BIZ In relation 10 juvenile defnqueDs II Authorizes
the removal Of prisoners under ne age Of .enneed %
the State Prison the Western House Of Reage and Aso
requires all juvenile. sentenced in the an 5h On IN and
sh Judicial Districts 10 be sent TO The western honse Of
Refuge. -,,,...,4.,su. ~,
Y.Kr remarked thar boys convicted OF crime hs1
b-cn sent the STATE Prison al Auburn because ne New
Yoik House Of Refuge was fun ltWssyery desra1e a
hey should be taken from that prison and sent 10 Tho no
chester House OF Refuge which now prepared to receive
couvcis.
b in relation to the Justices of the Supreme Court and
other Judges OF the SiAte-suorzes Judges elected %
close IN lhe business hand the time al their election
Mr. Corr moved 10 recOmm tie bill with Instructions 10
s,nend TO inclnde Justices Of the Peace
Messrs. TOWNSEND aud A GEyTNE objected 70 NE mo-
uon and assigned their for the hill The h was
passed. 70 10 Is.
Mr. BrsKorGHs moved reconsideration and aid thai
bin providing for the education Of limited number
Usrl Of Indian youths IN the State Normal School
COURTS % CoSCILtATIoN-
Mr. NOLAN brought IN a BIZ 10 organize Couu oi
Cancellation for the State Of Neyr Nork-
Mr. LFAvENWcRTH brought IN a bin 10 enable married
ruae possessed OF property IN heir own right 10 dispose
Of the b. VIII
Mr. CHURcH brought IN bil 20 supply members Of ne
constitutional Convention Of l840 with oopes Of ne De
bales OF That Convention.
THE SEW-YORX MOMENT.
Mr. Yam introduced a JOINT resolution compiimelung
the Volunteers OF this State the Mexican War, and 70
commencing ComTniuee report some appropriate to
ken States appreciation Of their patriotism Lsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMsRfcAN MUsEUM-Ons Of the most attractive panio-
mines played 10y the Rsyes down for this after
and evening together with that love Of farce The
Rva Pages IN which Miss stsnhope and Miss Pentland
both capital actresses are 10 appear as the RIVAL The
Marnes and Essrr ngure Ia advertisements and gym
ns.tc evoutiOn- and Miss West aud Mr Higgins in
pas GeGS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

TsE FcRkI6S POPULATION OF BosroN.-Ihe
s,srsucs of births marriages AID seahs rive i1-s
q ne uurhes Ct persous q sor-iE3 s.T1 II ne Cly q
Bcscn The CIV Regis.c- from csreHsl comparison -
szsscA tuScrf1aror * o5er sres, esns,ss ne rres=n
Reputation Al Isl 90 AID sl-r making krge dcd1ct0r
tvu tss ACTS ~tleh these sfzsccs show IS pOoaby
unreasonable PAT he present regn p0p1k-cn Of Boz
TX d Sooo. asge rz-nber q As,ercAas dong e1sn-n
u bcsson us aegA residents q ADJOINING t1wns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

ITHACA. Saturday,, re.
AL ITislman. whose name we could Lot ieAill.
Accidentally fell across tie track toesy ard rs1 o.
.ever AZ. ressed OYER hin catlng I'm 10 tN0
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LOUNT 4 cos cALIFORsIA rxpRyss

~ Tackases and freight per steamers New Orleans ard
Empire City, Fsb viii be received Al our ofkes until
he day Of sailing ard forwarded 70 san Pranci.eo in
ehsFe q special Messenger Oes q Broadway corner
Wsn-sttd lw-l ALERT wRLLEs, Acting manager.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

q Denocratic Whig General Cemwlfte e e. T.
Al sdoornsd meeting o. as Conmss ~. ~. :, a o'eoeE
By order. ~ BowDirCH BLUNT Ch--'"-A
wsIeSsn srEsr' Secretaries. 1
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Custom Hoa.e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sc.
PslLAsslsas.. FeO. 5

PHILADELPHIA. fSo- }.
Al the Custom House ulsht hostDen on the
Delaware front received notice 70 Qnit on the SIS.
at and two OF the dsy hoStnen. THIS leaves oay
Two hostmen 70 perform a. the duty OF boarding 10
reign vessels II the dav time and none q perform u
AZ nisht. There were SIX night and our Gay men
These removals with the fact that there $ no
money D. pay Ire salaries bow due have raised
cresf excitement about the Custom house.
The CorroN market continues quiet al he ATE Aissee
pnc-s nss heeu fully s1se4ned. Sales II - cacs p
and knd New Or cans A. iS1t4rc = ., On ume- TIE
FLoJR s-ket = droCpirs ana Win increased suppes
hode-s anxious reshze some saes have beer
made for export Al - sl sb. which ihere are PeEiy
81 ers To TIE trade lie sses limited within ne
of4 s.. as 3 The as, sales Of RVS fIo1S "a ere ~
So. WEE.T sels slowly Al q II q F~s oasA tor prime
Ret CoRS hnitsi demand Sales Of new southern
Yellow Al &c Ia oars 90 Change WHISKY eo"ifsnds
"a = hh.i AID - IN bois
At sSss Penn "a So lots ~ $50 Sen Nav Is y B
$50 CIV "a n hA l02 $50 Peun es ga Phils bsns
$50. 81 Mechanics ek h6 20 ~ Union- Tenn. u ts
Spriug Garden IS. bA - Camden snd Anocy M IL
5Eensington BIZ O. sH.rrtseurg RRs1t Peon Town
snip b. 81, 50 Girsnd sk, rs II sso Texas keg Notes
IS - 10 Penn s.. ~. s5n NorrisIoNu RR Sc So 500
Penn "a = p. s2oto HEADING o. =; 10 rem Fo~''
ship Bk. -
setsSees sorr.s-i75 Morn. Cana. 10, $1,000 cry g.
Sssad Parrd Sc Uuiou Tenn. 81 81 80 Psun - cash
AZ 5000 DO "a ~. sI00o DO % - bS~n, lS' SSo DO
g. ~ o. Ooo Texas Reg Notes l. tieoU 70 81, ios;
= Os Read Mort hds, sA g s2o'O DO DO new W. q
A. oo0 Camden and Amh n $500 Reading G. Sc -
ftrer Boarss-S&o,o Reading -. 50 s2oO Head He~
Mort Bds e. sGSOo Ciy e. 81 Is l02 sl7o1 Perm o.
az $1,000 Reading s. bS ST s2ooo do IS $ slice DO
IS a. Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

q sHERTh FLASSELS, UsDEs Gsss1sTs and Geatse-
mos furnishing q every description ready mads AID
male 70 orssr for ssle Al he loves, city prices Ct
Mrs bENAss Furnishing Store,
* Asgof- House
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The Reading Railroad
Railroad Accident.

HsEKIssVES. SsrafdAy, re-. 2
The Reading H4ilfoad oiil was sienei o. Oo'
LOO. o. rlyrn.g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

~ The carpenters shop Of Andrew Miller,
abous o4ccc' ~ inearNnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

,y' We have some communications on the sub
iect Of the Free Academy which will receive attention
soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

- Col THOMAS II Benton Is placed at ia"
head OF the Ausable Gazette, the new journal AZ
Keeseyile Y as its candidate Tor next Pre'i
dent The Editor says
Az our 4Ast head raise the usne VI IHost,s HASf
BESroN OF Missouri the Democratic candidate for i~
frs ONCE the gin Of the American People We do -
Tor The interest Of party and ihr respect We have for
such a champion OF Democrane Punsiplss-ue defender
Of the Cousuuuon--the advocate or ncn-exisnsSn OF
sisverv-ihe incorporated opponent OF Disunon We
frankly scknow ledge him 10 BE- our hrs choice for nat
o;fce which his talent ssgscity hdey morality aud sound
mind 80 emnently qualities him TO hlL
FROM TANPA BAY-The IIakaNd Times says
The schr Randall Marshal West master arrived a. lis
port Monday lasL having let Tampa on SATURDAY i"
ilh January By passenger on board Inc Randall Mar
sha learn hs express arrived ~ Tampa Friday,
the ISM nom Chok-ko-uika bringing Intelligence 10 Capt
Casey thar four Indians hal m They Hessrn-
gers from Billy Bow Legs and said ia would be IN On Inc
9th IL . thought De- : coming IN 10 make srangemeni .
with Gen Tviggs allow them 10 trade again The To
diAns told but the chiefs could effect
sngenent OF the kind Tie express did say that sam
Jones would IN II Is ughi that Bow Legs will
ng % 70 West ID he can escape The influence q sam
Jones Sam old mar. and VII remsn IN FLORIDA au
~ ie 10 caught and sent on
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sUIcIDE-A German, name unknown, hung
an.-6 . nee Il srs!s~TertesI Gear Tenth-sy On
SATURDAY Es wS s0zrd before lie va. sxrae bzi died
soor sesr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

MEcHASics ISsTITuTE-We are requested 10
sas thGi owing q 1dsposnoa As par q he lecturer
here WI be LeeErs ia sTerisz &T. DsnA's seeoue
Lecture ne Hsrory q s1zsyr VIII accordingly bs
s1vsr &C MccGsy evening Of nsxT week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

~ Ia Consequence q he u my Pills Ia he DE-
arlefoa Of sooOoo IN Paris. have rscsived order.
from tha cry for 500 boxes and reqne. 10 be prepared
to supply anger order, be givea by he next NAL
Also for sale Magnetic Powder for tie destruction Of sn
And. Of inseois lHgDkhw.l v LYON, ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

HAD % JoBS Vas BURES.--In answer u
te many Inquiries Ae- lis portrait ne H1nungiO1 Gal
lery, AUnon Buildings ne Committee Of Arrangement
happy received Saturday, and l.
now paced among ne 0lhsr pseures sxhsEans Al ~
Broadway. where. with aEse colecsOa CT historical
zalscAP- satee.s opportunity oosred q seeing
The pOrrraiI o. ne son VI M ex-PreslaenL
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AcCOUNf hoOKs

~ FsASeIs LovrEEL, n Nsiden-lsBs, oder all sizes
and styles Of Account Books Wntng Papers, Copying
Presses, Envelopes Manifold Letter Writer'S Notes Drafts
sna every variety Of Stationery srticIs lowest pees
Books ruled ane boRna pattern, Cards, Circasrs
Checks ke. printed IN sny style required II 3tsod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

relA1le source
LYxcHsrEsE. JGr =.
S-ae<ses L Esy - isasTesrs a. a. ileru Of 1@=s 10
go "a y ces@e-aed Mr. MieT- Who created suer
$3.50 4ssre some ncrlks soc-. Passec through
e-fr io-aat -1drr 1e ocsilc4s q Mr. Nl1axs
ne sfrivsc Ire ast nigtf from Fzr~le AID
as,-y osrxed ey s-nteEnsB who bad knC~E Ter
Srs AeI sae ~ss informed q ne rscuguitiou ~ tie
anccrc anc -znecs,sy i0ok passage 10. Liberry she
wHs z,&-r es eseor2se u ozs Geo. 3. Wilxns
VGy rspecrsly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

GoRK ABOVT MRS. MILLER-The Richmond
Va ISNo OCEANS .ae following ie-r received rom "a