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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-01
I,nud Reform Meeting.

This evening. our citizens friendly TO the prlnci
pie Of according Free Homes 10 all who need them,
from the Public Domain Of the Nation, are asked
10 assemble at Tammany Hall to attest their faith,
and TO urge onward the movement so auspicioUsiy
commenced in Congress ut this Session. Already
not less than four distinct propositions in each
House, differing widely in details but all aiming TO
embody the fundamental idea are on the orders Of
the day, or before the appropriate Committees and
we have sanguine hopes that this Session Will not
close without some decisive action on the subject.
But action in Congress is the fruit Of discussion
and opinion without. A strong public sentiment,
regardless Of party lines, IN favor OF any measure,
can seldom fail OF winning respect and attention III
Congress Let us show that public sentiment is
ripe for Land Reform and that Reform cannot long
remain Unaffected.
Our City ought to take as early and emphatic
lead in this matter She has probably larger pro
portion of landess inhabitants than any dhcl
twenty square miles or community OF HAL a Mi
lion people on the continent Very naturally she
has also paupers more Migrants, more thieVes
beggars. swinders aud burthensome people than
any other American community. She cannot o.
WAYS have Prisons and Aims Houses larhe enough
or taxes heavy enough TO contain and support hel
vast and rapidly increasing aggregate OF dePende"
and often dangerous adults, there must be {
change somehow let us naugurate 1t forthwith
Free Land will draw away thousands now bur
then here. or give them chance TO live here 10y
drawing away others Thousands who arc pau
pers in New York would after II few years be val
liable customers 10 our trade and contributors t'
our prosperity il located ON lands in Iowa or Mich
gan. This is the poorest among several arguments
hr Land Reform, but it is one easily appreua
ted Merchants Pmlan,hropists Tax Payers
give Land Reform the benefit of your countcnono'
this evening
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+, Nh. Senate yesterday Hon JoHN BILL, Of
T.noe,see submitted plan lor the settlement oi
the Slavery question. which provides f0r the IN
mediate admission Of Cali'ornis, and the erection
with the consent Of Texas q Save state OF
OF that portion Of the Territory Of TsEss ying boz.
tween the Trinity aid Colorado R,yers-the ces.
son 10 the United States Of the unappropriated
Ia nd south Of ai2 and between the Colofado and
Rio Gra1de, said territory ultimately TO 'ofm
Slave State and the cession 10 the United states
Of the jurisdiction over all the territory Of Texas
hing north Of 81.
Mr. Bel made few eam and dignihed renafN'
ia support Of his proposition in the coarse o ""'cn
he regulated tie Nashville Convention ana sam
he was willing TO trust the question oil ois'e'! 10
the District Of colum bis and the apprehension OF
fugitive slaves. to the good faith Of Congress tie
,semed 10 think the South would be likely % re
sist any asgrsn. violation Of their constitutional
nights. bat he did not anticipate any such violation
OH the part Of the North Mr Bells resolutions
were ordered TO be printed.
Mr. BUTLER asked that Nr. CALHoUS's views IN
regard 70 Mr.. CLAY's compromise may be read 70
the Senate on Monday.
The consideration O the Ihhosnla message was
postponed till Monday
Mr. WALKER Of Wisconsin submitted an amend
nent ~ Mr. CLArs resolutions, recognizing saore
distinctly the fact that Slavery has been abolished
in the territory obtained from Mexico, and can
only be introduced there by positive statute.
Mr. RCsK concluded lis speech against the VII
mot Proviso.
In the House Mr. Dotys b for the admission
of California was ordered 10 be printed by general
consent The House bad up the President Cali.
krnia Message in Committee Of the Whole and
was addressed by Messs. CosRAD OF La. and
PARKER DIVA Mr. Conrad admitted that Caiior
MIA was justfsble. under the circumstances, N
forming State Government, and, as part OF
scheme for settling the Slave question, he would
vote for her admission. but not as N isolated prop
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More about DIR. Parkmau,

An Extra was published last evening INN the
ofsce OF the Star containing what purPOSted .. be
a dispatch from Boston giving the particulars, from
the Bes,o. Herald. Of the discovery OF body near
Roxbury. believed BY some to be that OF Dr.. Park.
man. THE body. says the account, had the sp
pesrsnce Of having been in the water about three
months The aesh was gone from the nose, cheeks
forehead and chin which of course prevented the
recognition OF the features. bat the limbs remained
perfect but the size OF the bNiythe ions. s.tena
ated hmbs--the apparent age--ths peculiar bend
OF the body, and other striking characteristics cor
responded exactly with those Of the lsmenlsd
Doctor
The story would be very pretty only for the ssl
circumstance that IN the pocAe, II the deceased
was found small account boob with the name OF
=. David NJ Csrtnsy. Cambridge. wTittea in u
A Coroner's Jary. after shor; consultation.
rendered verde, That the deceased came 10
his death from some cause or causes unknown to
the Jury"
The BODY was then conveyed 70 tie koxbury
House, where il now remains ior identification
MASSiSe 4 NAcKisrosa.--A letter from Nessrs-
Manning, Msrsoe Co Of Vera Cruz, dated eh met as'
been received m this ey stating thsf In consequence OF
malicious eosaein.fon there has been rus upon ne Bsl
Of Asnniss 4 ksek-.ssh Of Mexico. sluded 70 IN cur
telegraph dispscA yessssday-ts hey had promptly mel
III demands and aeswsrd had psd large amount Of sesr
ssespanss bs1bre nssasiy % eisscunt
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MVrIxY.-'fhe 81 Thomas IidCHGc IT the 9Th
states thai on thai dsy NE American schoor,. &
Lindsey q Norfolk Va arrived a. that pCrt TIE massei
solomon Rggs stated thai sunday, jan =, naary
occurred board OF rs vessel when n he vcfiy u
Pert Of SPsia Trinidad which he hzt that morning e
"f TURKS lsard- Her ccrsposed q john hee-
aey mate TecsIAs Cosie.a Thomas Ried. Edward en-
eats 40 psriel Smith eook John Walker Of Lfcr-
po. PAsssngo-, working his way 10 the Uniies >'srs
NApA kggs heard pistol and providing himself viii hs
9~ ~ei On u he GEEK where BE- heard TIE maize, who
aNd hen a. Ne hen,. eNe.aning fr raegcv Aad
win Mel snd eirts inugd lately On Is appa4rS1le.
ne ms'e oNsfee e 70 the deck aud Ried AID The Cap
tain oiscoSfSed simultaneously each pisol CAPTAIN
7ecsivlUg ~Vaad Ia iSs lhros ami I'd MUD m De
zoe And rtOgh the Captain rearucd 10 he 600 ,rher-
found the coOk ~ Gcppartd unconscious N VIA
.rsnsprrg 81 ~ ther une3 va0I.s sacc-eaet Il; .r-
fAesevrs i.1iu .he ca04n hcT~ thew remained urs
s, s,g .rte DAYS pufiag tbs peI!oa Red A1s C,rr.
IA prDrreSaed 10 wgrser Walker AID hsrr III ;he f,--
r4st Co,ge q hcisi IRE boat PROVIDE h-r win
Slt .. ssls And oSs Fsldng 10 o5;aa POSSESSION q IN,
vessel thv Seincie scalle Der Wh hs soAl fgcfa L.
cos,e 10 he foreossse hesrEg he noise q eating
on he outside and rnGDg he bad not eeen hriy fastened
succeeded IN rvessng himself and cane On drck snc cui
Ire pASatrr q he bcSi, Nheh eiHtrA ca hs ueNi
3tect acCuairt lhe Csp'an ~ sseakns non 10
OUTSIDE Of The cabin door 81 us gct tc1tne, which e
succeeded ars Of rs SINCERITY, arc feS2es
he Captain ~ couvnev aFnse from eaaia ncof hefe
De might see TIE boa. drilling down and hrs~ so'sS ~
ward ard waiting ~ he Csrrssn cqcoc1 pau ot NJ
cabin dcos Cap Riggs Of opinion thai ne motive Ma
ne impression lAs dad Of here beng mach money o.
board ssoagh n reality be esd eIiy so having Teees~i
Sterling bills sor his cargo, sold ~ rSiBAts1-
TIE 2. : Consul a. 81 f6onss 90 hesrirg Of The nni
~ and Murders twn,edAiey issued proeiaaaol ofef'
ns ee(o reward sx he srss q Ne Pr'scasrs
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Legislature.

An interesting debate took place IN the Assem-.
by Yesterday on certain resolutions Of the Lesisa
lures of Rhode Island and Virginia. which had
been transmitted 10 Gov. FISH, with the request
that they be laid befors the Legislature Of New
York. The proceedings will be found under the
Telegraphe head.
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- = EDWARD ~. slEkEN, IN 80 - yssr q "a "a
d il rrr.s 20 c --srr-- ~ illr Fsr-aa p 80
fl s-e-l 10 i1urrs arf-r -ra-1 - n --s-s1rs
H 20 I'll er tara-.l1 s--trs NJ iar1.s isl7a Pa. nl-r~ "a
a1asg at arrfk T. trr-r1crs - .1ers r7-7-
RI 20 Al1 Rec lA-r.r-l-erf n.-. POI t f-r4
- ls ..srl ia sl-tN - al Pa Lrrst as-s -
Y-rrs
IT, rHrrr 80 r-a-rs- r-rerfgT f'-i r. ttrri -
s-ra- -oa a " l--st satlr1sF -rct 4 n ~ -
F-a ~ - IS F-saleas Nl.tsfrv-. Ce-l ISAAC SMALL
Al A
- Bu-fSn ps2@Fs ,a-s-s cugy-
= HATlst--g NJ fst ~ Lr1L J4srs Jsrsscs Nsoas - o.
- - r-E -rnspozs CO. To. hasr- ~
srssaas q Esvzf, Varsap a. s.--d "a 1s,.aos s-I
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Late Ses- from pernambuco.

fFlLAN-lFHih lhlf-iaf. re-
Capt Worth n Tie b1. x + Lopez which ar
red 'hs afternoon brings fa'.s from Pe1suhuco f0 re
"a u and reports ,rsi the spirit - revolution Vh- bad
long dstrac % The rieror tad lately .ubstc1 w.-t
"a tend Material 3 sfrsr --1en me CONNIE Ga afss
TIE 1e,.0S Fever had continued mos tss-Lrfirt
+ fsfin r1'f
o.rg ~ ,s Ia- arrival ss rr1 81 CHER
general interest
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JERsEY CITY ITEMS

PCsLic LEcrrEE.-Mr. P. l. nch Editor Of the
I,,sA Ase,sI vii delivers ecuase NJ evening Al Nah
azou Hal Jersey Csy he Soc.al and Political Die
rsnee. beswssu AonHctrs ard RepusBcsn People From,
Nr Lynch. eounsson with ne Press in ts eoustry ard
Europe ss experience and observation q persons And
thin. he tiseouf.e VI prove s1eeedingly
izferesrng
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TREATY WIN AUsrRIA.-The Treaty with Aus
A whch was concluded in isis by Messrs Buchanan AID
ausemAn hey been rAnned AID Is rueished In The HasA
aghoa RepsAic The treaty nu,asy extends to a. drs'
cpdOns Of property the exemption from sHes and charges
heretofore secured to personal property
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BUSHES NOTICES.

GENis AT HONE-sPRIEO STYLE.
~ HsTing bsn enabled to opeu he He. department.
GESs ~Oud lhas 10 vii ssas bis sprux .fyss
Of Han, N his new Store, IA Broadway sO-asoow where
b VII be sspSy 70 Sc bis cd friends O1cs more
M GEtuN, IA Broadway.
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~ The HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION bill submitted
to the Assembly at an early day by Mr. l. Wsrd
Smith OF Rochester was yesterday reported b,
Mr.. WINsoR from the Committee hsyins il IN
ehsrse-spPsreatl without dissent or amendment
We trust il may soon become a law.
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4 Duel Prevented md the Parties Recone!ec
Disaster At Washington.

WtsHNcT-y Tlur-6av 2 ss = 7''
Several main columns o. ,he Smithsonian Inst.
,uts have gwen Wy The accident IS very .er
us
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~ The NewYorA and Philadelphia Agricultu.
"a Railroad 81 .oss ne Jer.sy House Of Rep
T-s~utafves yesterday al
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Eire-sIock.- Markcr.. &c.

BOSTON .ih-Arr -chr n B Bsseomh. rhilade Fhit
cd shir. Bueus ia Mairss and Cacuua Equator
Bet l1olr. 'a oal iar Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-01

DG WlgrISGs LEcrUREs.T opening lee
are q Dr. Wlefing. poPual course IN Physiology ne
Laws n Life ard ihs Principles OF Heslih vii he d-iv
cred nigtt Tho BROOKLYN Insum;e. THIS course hss
been oE ums Anticipated with great s4u.iaeuon ~
ne cuEsrs Of BfooAyn and vii doubt atirset Of
ne largest Acsaees mat he's been saiheted our
city. Dr.. W. dramatic powers enable him 70 give fun
effect 10 be scientific ezposdons and he lectures
amlsLnR As hey are LcsLuci.Fe.
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RELisF FCsD--Tne Treasurer Of the r uni tor
he Relief 81 lie Hagusst sufferers reports Received
rom Mfs II N Doughty and Miss 4. Pel-iTean, beng
nett proceeds d the Ladies Relief FAN sl25 ~ Total
amount received, S23l5 IS
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yao,g nen-A k@gIar Messing 81 ms commute
viii be he'd a. he Broadway House Snesy hSenNg'
MAR" sr De- S 0ex DELAFTELD SMITH Chairman.
hAAc W ssIrs tsees mn
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Isfur
CoysUNPTIOE

~ Rvsaros, CLARK 4 Co.'S celebrated seoasas ~
aieinal Cod Liver Oh, fr eonslnpl0n sooful01s 81
uons rheumatism, goat, &c nc The season tor mAns''
tTLng Cod L.ysg o. having commsneed. r. 4 % -
The pleasure Of oeerng he pure sres Of hsi' 1Sn -
Azure Nheh hey esa warrant IN every fesPed IT..
81 ger bottle Sn1 = suitable r71Henon made Wen ~
qualities Akea
CAUTos-Tbe wonderful success thai bss siistas' =.
Use II pure Cod Liver Oh having esstsd "a exRs@aoI
demand H. large qaAHndes Of spurious iHiisHos p.
been iorced ir,o market add paled q Tor senaine'
great injury Of he patents Gse a. IL eesss srps's'
nfely Upon ia purity, TOO much care eAanos D as
curing u zenuine. ..,,
RrsRros, CLAKk Co. Wholesale ana Real - -
and Dguxsis,s and manufacturers Of pure hosieise
Llysr o. 10 Broadway 10 Astor Mouse, Ard 49,.
WAY.
m W n DissE0~s Riding school, . Fo1nb-s's
near Asor and Lafayette places open day snd svrnt
l.dles add genslsmsn- The Reeepuon and oressias
ard Riding De parnsni are well warned, and sTep
tson devoted ne comfort and eradication Of sraas1
Hoap for Ladies ffom ; AN OSPN
Hour tx e>ns non 70 and Ds7h
~ lnNwkF-
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Where IL the compto uiser. Clay Politically dead.
with no more influence ihsn he hsd been He can
Greats sensation In ballroom, bni cAnoo command =
vote In the Senate Ae has betrayed he South he fen
essde 10 his own State aud IN, rot Wig Senator o.
Wkis Member OF the other House from The southern sec
cn poor and God oTsaken ~ To do HIM reverence
How are the mighty fallen I"
~ Here are the bids for Slavery Compromise
before il is offered and when 1t is wanted closely
followed by the recempense dealt out irom the very
same source 10 an eminent Statesman and Patriot
who has earnestly and faithfully endesvored TO
frame a Compromise which both ends Of the Union
might concur in. MIR. Webster has the lesson be
fore hun, ba; he does not need IT, \ promise irOm
such quarter OF all the kingdoms Of the world
would not move him
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A PERFECT CURE

I 10 useless % be wnung rhyme,
When all The world ought 10 know
Thai. n you g.s my Pills In une.
The evil surely cannot grow
A. once hey All both Rsts and Nice
ny Powders. no. sfe In feSOwn.
For killing NOUS and Ants, and Pies
Cockroaehes which you Ind In town
Depoi 20 Broadwsy NY 3lr
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ROsBEET.-The dwelling house 4 Mr samuel
Barber 1874 Atlantic entered BY thef or thieves in
he Day ume about since and eishty nlaegy dol
srs worth Of ewelry and pias distracted rom the upper
room Of ihe house
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Nav FIRE CoXPASY.--NO. 2, a new company.
was organized Al he szI meeting q Sc Tfastsss
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sPRIEG FASHION, 1870
WILLIAM ~ BEEbE 1 co

HATFEgs
10 sfosdssy Kew York, and l5s Cnssnuts Phl4degsi'
~ Respectfully announce that hey viii he spnhs
Fashion Tor Geniiemen's HAS, Saturday he "A ssJd
March ensuing
10 regard % he siy.s, We wsh sinply sesnart hsi
j. srety appropriate 70 he Tor which atsasec
and not ore hat has been dlng he previous vil6
IL Paris or LoLcon
lH quality enables 10 say with souBs eoohdenss'@
whoever may b. % kindly disposed a. 10 favor ."
heir pATonage hai hey always assured ofoosSt
al our establishment Tor T., IIai which anil 10 e'"V
point md particular, essentially, . s. Hat
VIM r. BEEBE CO.
L8 Broadway \.
lef liz And la1 Cneaulf.al Phlla0slH1lt
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encouragement Tor Compromise Before and
Amer.

Ffsa a. Hsfeia II htfsssoav
Mi Webster about 10 introduce scheme OF Clnpi"
mise which promises 20 be satisfactory both sections Of
the country M Webster ID man of gigantic ln
n"s ~ "" rats ~, h.n oeess,on Nj Wei
succeed In this movement ha Will al once become The
greatest IN the he will secure The thar b.
and gratitude OF NE Southern Sslea for they nuch
IN favor Of the linton tu The North and De- VII
be hailed hy the Northern States as national psctc-of
al time when the country In reri aud "hca We
were nigh giving up hope of the pefmanence OF s ftet'
and glorious fabric government Those feelings won a.
the regular vt events aud expression Ia n"ns
ting HIN Tor Presidency aud UcVGng him 10 that tgh
Office by majority unparalleled IN any previous contest
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PUBLIC SCHOOL 10 The examination OF IN,
School, a'i closed, has been Of gratifying eharse
10 az eoccerned
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Co. rv,rz,ttnK,r-A portion Of the par.

GRrr EvRKzzr FNEST A portion OF the par
barge Of e. oszkeHert u ihs GInoua q Aoo1'
q, 40 vss developed Yesterday upon AZ eHaHrs.'n o.
-, ,r-..-i betor- J1soe Lshror a. The io~ef io.iee
Co.., r..roears thai Mr. Rober Elder hss osea Fre'-
se- d ne Bu.ehers Mens AssooAio 'of sewers. yA'
caring W e. 1rre The Association eave done business WIN
- SIN Of Msss-s Gnr-sn N-taru Co 10 an iHiarns'
-,--t nv hsv+nr consigned anl shipped sEge caana'
a-s q ts.o~ 70 ne cocrse 81 So ~ q. ,.- 80
r.--ss -, a. f-arsscri hv NJ klcr - ifrsiei. V =
Assoc ..ion. pho Is nov charged win si3's. h> .s
the san OF 81 -i' .ron The saofe af'n 40 a.
Assertion Tee exEuinsior CONN ercel Wiz ,,.--,
NJ >ewss. one q ihe c.erss Of q I, ~ =
,~oru he part Of - te.e-se re 40 S-rs 81 -
crest lsg-r hg NJ Cake. -se, Tor ,ae Prsrtle Ht
rohrs y u's,erA imper srcv " - p eu 20 s"oN '@-
NJ F.ler tzl e,lhe4t.el sre-a 9 N @
Ttr n-vf Ni.ress ca,el ,sss Nsrk \ Han 'o0 g'en-
Der ~ the Assocaa1 'Fno eefssed .lt. atf li7i -
,s-.4 n, he fark I'D he credit nf ts Butcher, N~ln-s
Association ard l1ai 70 NJ tie-i was c.Is.irirN n
-.-,s member ofthe Assocla-o1. ss Ne US partner
90 ,h- ssrs Il vAs $50 mii-cv examined n IeSGli '
H. rsuarr ia wacl they coaaaceJ t-If 1as 'sss MaHy
oths .a.v=rs were deferred urr Eel eoat lave Ine %
examine ths nooss
81 Eide tae scca.e, sere, rs, e VS. Fsuner ~
.s Assoc.a-o1 c1 rot rcorpers.et ones toc h.s0
a, 1s as civi Wl'l rre As,ocaroc row nel q. n
whcl "a CLAIMS severn. hundred i1,nsNd dnasf~ - -
allowed &. PEI cent "a g. te business U'nsse.'ns
lie A., alleges s 'he origin o As ssse % ei'rffe lrii
-. f-e-r . sur tav.us commenced If Eisr We earn.
- sa-s sustained reQ-uschsta cusfs, er snd Va
--fr Any -emArk upor the $40 auu ne ese 90 H ~
animal m. which VII oe resumed = oo's ls Neit'oo
4 WRuNG lYrNEsSlON.-Ne unct SIAM thti
sore person. 70. the IMPRESSION fror oar report o NE
meeting OF me Dry Goods Clerks, chat Prince J'' 81
sp-eu ssf something dssEreeshe lhe sa6eci ~ te
t.-,- ~ The slavery Question We meant such th'rs
TIE .prias.4 which follow 81 r resroUse 10 NJ a.
Buren,. sentiments 81 devotion Co the Union H.. word.
were - nss rlv can rrcoIleci
"You rust asil,.s he public mind an 90 n.ts.n
gou are aware. ooe OF hose who 500 n' larger m =
,rnlsu.>l Agitation - TIA cause ot enTclnE 80
-,r,rt 4 good i0 morals. m religion. ~ cover rl.i'
Yef Il .hofi "a have IA imits should be c'hc ~ pm =
--,ss .,a-nsr There are cases n which sgi'au'n NAV
p ..rc win danger Ar sucn a. nslle - ihai where
wcusi arfsngrr ~. ssuce II he pnien n ne >ar
f..t.f rtrau<e tho question ~ cu-int nv Rotds
stones presume NAV be safely aci,sed Laughter ard
sPp.Nee
RAJ EsrArE-The io,ioWn saes were made
-.
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y On Thursday night, 2 Tattle coal Dice
81 Grsncs en-rsd BY b<eazin. out m eru, 80,
sssn % ne SIDE window The bgrx4T. rsnsscksd H. dor
Ena susSef ne paper. On he aoor
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wILLiAMsBrRGH rrEMs

~ The lecture Il Rev. z. n ChsPia, at the
bapusi Church .ssl nishL alyscise ssgs audience
II Rev. J J Walker u the Episcopal Church
= about a of lecture. On bs Print
I've CAgfch Of ireland"
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REAL ErArE.-The sales in Walst ye.ter.
day were a. follows
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EYTs-OM and Near SiSat-An who wish 10
be paid salary $40 year for using glasses
frred TO Prof Brousons card under General Notices"
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CITY ITEMS.

r. No sooner have We all got fairy al Work
-,r - t-sa-fui vss.tes ihAz. presto ro1nt chops
- and and .s7 into aces cones cre Of he most
s-en.Asie rsins-rns "a. a. sAn,ei rs way Asse
ra7v weeks lfwew The aiy sPrng vho PAys - her
s-.t r.t Of - sesso1 MS slen rSceFsoa -
.. would make Is - Ga1 s-SrFish as IL oc nal
s'- a, .sss; .hs remainder Of re mou-a.
Tax CAtrf0RNiA MAIL-Tbe Falcon. ,t : IN
.e-.,o oos ou. very axe nal 'or California pubic
-st~uce se.uE row pretty We established 10 realo1 10
t-, arres e-or lei 20 s service, BY he Pos'0-er De-
7s-tr,e-t Th- IA srrr--ssn's ~ us Important 7o1if
- row pretty nearly - rrfec, Pc-s-be. f'r ~hea -
-e eler-er- character OF re present 1sad ~ ir7 f''
O=-c De~s-t.rerf was sl@cie-t S-lranie 4h' SCI
s ., is-a ar exposed 20 Serious casscss n Amos
s--v e- r-4 be auals.s a. he o1,set was TOO ma,i
% expect 1r hc7e f'r.
A.. o he nepsrtreri are now promised .o accom-
,, Lie mall. ire e,rc ..sAncs, sri sec -da' .be proper
-.--.,sor. .-- made AMI a. who i' sry way enc
-.7-cs IN lie srvsrirs conveyance Ard delivery . "a
mai matter ~ We 1elcvp. fly impressed " ..a ne z-
sl..lncs ~ sa--g. dsrs'ca sit loosra',
is re,uru We tr-, ,aaf our cxeus sod -e Tuh1 ger
era E. r lct z COOL fs ,oE sri he FostOfcs Depart
mont an forward a. ,her clsrcsponaelc" h'oaSa he
.., .re esignale channels. provided 10 compliance y ih
m Az ard oadered sa abe 20 he eNicoi OF he power
repo.ed m ou1 see Postmaster Genera
Ors M0v1HLr RECORD ~ FiRES-Nc have
sde r ard rubl.asi herewith perfect IS; Of 'he Fres
4a--- he nor.h - February IN Nsw-fc.S b-oos-l e.
" iaa.burEh and Newark lhs Other villages 4nier ne
care Of Items have bad sres within he it'i twenty
s-bt tavsl Nd c1 gives 81 csaos he anne iocsiT srd
.,ts,t N A. aAna.es ty ire during TIE .re .nccred -
A.borrs We ave 90 s.srsrs c0ufasrron Boz record.
.a month & NAKED hv the disastrous oaasToqhe,
r..-c nd.re-y from ere, hist ever sfc'ed our 'ywe
refer % The Hsgue-sL ENpcs0n Beside ms here has
A- - -. n nfs an rone - properly worthy OF pa
,,, o.. -....- --c'ri = 80 f-so ssr-ns of
t4 month hey Rave become ioo common i'' smais
TIE CITY serrv Indebted To- ever ready and gallant
-err for immunity from and destructive ccnis-
r.r,1s a. ~ orAve on the ,h and IN Dun.srs Piano
factory on Wsd0-.fss morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-01

As OLD FLAG.-We intended to say in our no
ce few days since thsi Capt CAN'T on psrsde on The
I'D In tho core n Seventy sSers, commanded hy
Cspt Rsyuor bore sag which wss presented to n.s
capt Ganirs) company thirty years seo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-01

ST DlvIDs DAT.-TLs CsmbrAns OF oar City
ard vicrifv -sser The sst q IL s Davds Bsuevoen,
socsfY VII cs.ssse ne t.y q Ter patron Saint Ia.
evening y prouensde Gnt sesava a. lie Coils
eun koons Dsvit c. coiden, Es9 VII preside, ard
speeches zay be sx7ec'ed frOu sx-nsyor Morris and
otoef gsndezea q -oss- Tie programme premises .
rzrs e-,erk zEsrL