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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

Died in Dublin, Irelsud the 26h Dec $780, JAMES
FENrON LALOR
Thus has ended the career Of great and buIy
genius and q mos, unhappy malone who never felt he
mad friend and who had, indeed few yet whs loved his
country with his whole soul and served his kind TO tho beet
of ais gigantic abilities His imprisonment tho lingering
Illness ito severity and the bitterness OF defeat induced. and
his DEATH witnesses Of his inexhausble devotion His
popularity throughout North Munster and South Leinster
lesy his perseverng propagandsm in the face Of obss
cles which but hose who him personally, ard
the country and the pessany with whom hs had 70 deal
Oh fully appreciate. A. "a writer no had superior IN
massive vigor and plain short direct thought His style
polished and manly, eXqnisi,ey refined yet in
strength unsurpassed and indispensable. We are not
aware that he has publicly any subject but
the lnsh Land nany-snd that subject HE IN the
bisA Feo" newspaper will long be the texts Of many
peasants homiy Born OF landlord stock he spurned the
wealth and abhorred tho Of bis "class-became the
brother and Of tho peasant and lived and died among
his people good democrat Intense republican and
homes, man Upon tho exile Of Mr. Michel he threw his
powers into the columns OF the revolutionary press
the paper Of which Mr.. Martin Editor When SIR
Martin arrested no came forward and publicly offered
hsef bis stead The one ia now Il he be indeed living
ourneying somewhere the Ocean into banshmegt-
The Other 10 In his grrve Laor was among the first 70 enter
Tpperary la is-wes betrayed and captured. His mprs
olment destroyed constitution never fully lormed and al
ways weak and to the last undespairng, yet gnaSing
away his soul IN sorrow be whom God made revolution.
lot sleeps now among his brother democrats, the
| worms
SIX hundred Of bis eiabnen said follow ed him to the
grave and bore among them his remains And II may b.
allowed comsde In another land 10 add though the world
us Of HIM that seldom has the earth closed
Drawer b0nester greatness misplaced,
| genius overwhelming.
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XxXI.t CONGRESS. First session.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Thursday Jsn 81
NJ DoVGLAss presented memorial OF several iunired
merchants and Shippers oi Chicago asking he adoption
RIVER
81 he said substitute for The bl in relation TO the
csprTe Of fugitive Saves II h.d been drawn up win
great desl OF care, and y was believed would o6yaie a.
he principal objections kncwn 10 - entertained towards
he di ~ ported from the Coa-miiiec.
Mt SMITH made few remarks relative 70 NJ Brad
burys resolution ealing upOn The President r nforms-
tor IN relation ~ removals ron o-ce, and moved that 4
wanted b. heard upon T. Afer debate relative 10 The
sroPF,eS OF making SPECIAL orsef tle souoo was with
Message was received from the House announcing
he with regard to the DEAN Il RUpoLPHvs Dick
ISsoS.
announced lie senate, and funeral hoaors pad by
hat BODY during the sPeci. session last slng he called
for the resouio1s then adopted BY ue Senate, md hey
aavlng been reed Nj CoKSiS moved thai the Senate
VI iCarn
ST. CLAY submitted few re-ATks He ihouzti hat
when member OF Congress DIES ~ the Of Govern
eri daty respect ard prcpeSy called upon Congress 30
give suitable token OF tseT syPs,ay bai when be dies
Procecdit g whss had eeen eHsoary were osred so-
gesher zoo far
Mr.. CoKwIS asfcr q wosd IN repiy Withdrew be
a1esssse was received from re Pre>aert IL answer
senate reso,uors ling for correscu pence lad
essWeeu the Feersl and Jedcz suthores OF santa re
and eeiveea The sgthoss Of Texas and iSe Uae1 S-ss
Government rc.slug LIE bOuD11r ana l1e oCc1pAlcl
q Texas oy cOEs q lie UHec SAes asa he rsssors
ny he JSdiezl authority Of TeXss las rot been recoguE
raEsniis II he Soeu nenis resfng ~ he sas5ocf
Tie PIesideut fsfes hal Be cOi1cdes wth ~ ~ Gio1
s1rressr ~ s vrc9ecessc fha he tou1dary % Texss
sHs question belonging raiheT b Ne L~Sis-Ee hAa %
ne ExeeuIve bfsbch VI he Government
der Or Moody
On notioa o. M Foorr, tie Seu.te resumed
oess-on of Mr. Cass's rvsozcrs IN relation szspe1d
nS 1lp.oraa.sc rsl.lons Elfh Aususa
NJ hSSrEs addressed he SeaAfe sszEg hs o. ,ectons
M proPosiroc q TIE resossiiOL TIE Resolution
seemed q s1ppose hat Of purposes-,hs principal
Pposs g -lponsIS Intercourse was. Vznish Ire
tes e ne ess;h toI =r q opgsszxu an RrunT
-oi osN s~ Ar "a b1i toward ever ct,r rati5n II
could not asseoi a LAT pzopcs4.ons cipor.re arer,s
we're nEs'er q peace md e0ad Be made toe asl
aciis en- ssyea NJ s cEastscInent "a I'm
a. peece. He cppO.e~s 10 lhe rrreip,e -
VOWED = see fesolnoa asa, AID neqaA N ils
s9phcscn % srctEr nA1u1s and beeHu.e Il cast re-
peceeh upon past history q natlcn III or.s ~
r.rt q oas ea-y nTesoss.e and pGsk tns aalos -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

TIE suRRESDER.-Tbe two Demoerscies Of
Oneids Co. lately rolled into one had compound
jouifcston at Rome on the 25tb, in order to get
Themselves accustomed TO double harness after the
enlargement Of some years past The thing vas
found to work sdnirably--not Free Sol sent
ment Of any kind wa. Esped, willie Cnion, De
mocrscy and taxing out the Wings were al the
80. The following toss, was the keynote Of toe
whole affair
The Saiiosal De-o- aiie Parfys9s.Anias Pohte. prn
eipss vheh do depe1d upon local o. isus
Bat embrace the whole country, Z CONSUMES a. indsso u
be hO5d Of Union between the States, s5d viii prJ~s TIA
palladium Of safety in he present crisis q oar Ssos
sSsirs
OF course, Gen. Cas-, Horsto Seymour, &c were
warmly toasted and the memory Of Sias Virgil
forgotten, while nobody seemed 10 reooilcct tlsi
there ever had been any Van Burens. Al right
when men forget themselves, why should they b
remembered by others Hankensm has swallow
ed the Free Democracy, body and boots and may
20 whatever j. dares hereafter.
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From Washington.

In the u. 8. Senate yesterday, rMAsoS Oh va
presented substitute sr the bill DOW before the
Senate. providing for the recaPture OF might've
Slaves message was received from the Prosi-
dent transmitting the correspondence between The
Government ss Washington and the Military an
.horitjes at Santa Fs-slso the oone'PondeDoe be
tween the Government and tbs authorities Oh Texas
10 regard TO the boundary question. The message
retsrstes VIE opinion that the question d lorisdic
ton in ew-Mexico is question for Congress
rather than the Executive. to decide. The Census
bill was made tbs special order sr Monday. Mr.
Cssss Austrian RESOLUTIONS were taken up
Msssrs HusTIR and ssirH opposed them. Ar
FoorI advocated their adoption. No question
taken
IN the House the death Of Hon RvDoLPHU'
DroKISsos Of Ohio, who died in March last was
announced. and after passing the nsuai resolutions
the Ho,se Adjourned over 10 Monday next
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sPLINDID BRIDAL CARDS

s~~"tN'%NtT
and prnied on he finest French imported cafds
SPLENDID BRIDAL ENVELOfS AND BOXES
large assortment Just we'd nom the most celeefsit
manufacturers IN Paris and London At Ev.soELL' hsncr
able establishment Coz csrds 80! Broadway corner nusSs
g. Branch ohoe, wallst
scEEscNs PuLsosIc SYRUP.-LNeT Complain, o. Chr
&c Inflammation OF the Liver This organ occupics sps
IN Tie right side and whom diseased lie attended with aA
hs4vy PAIN. paroGasly nPoo pressure OF by Wing On he
lea side There usually short dry eongh with nord
hes difficulty Of breathing Generay iacre IA an lncr.s
Of fever towards he evening w burning m tho palms u
the hands aud solcs feet and nj IN sweai yercs
mgred tongae, want q appetite nausea, vomiting via
great disorder OF tho stomach aad bowels, feqncny &c
company the disease
A, times there IL bowel complaint bat more feqIeniy
owius 20 Inc want OF heahy Bile there 10 obsunes co..
vsness he soVls hard dry, aud Of clay color passed
with great pain and difficulty Tho skin and white q ~
eyc generally become or less yellow. General ems
calon Tspdy follows IN The tram Of The above describes
symptoms
As cure for this disease sonrNcxs Pu!monc syrup
Without an equal s made onrcy freq from th0se roses
Gus aud powerful Arena which desnge he and d.
.ruy ire constitution II contains neither mercury nor gy
um which always disturb he system and eopsupale 10
bowels The Pa.nonic 10 made entirely Toui the mos vi
uabe esbcs that upon TIA Lulgs, liver Somaa
| AL Blood.
In Liver Compsia Il produces healthy action office
gsns by breaking up tho morbid chain Of diseased aeun
which has loag existed. Il subdues the naammaionh
working The corrupt kumors which obsuc Tie ae;cs'
Of tho Liver The pain In the side, evening fevef ssh
sweats, yellow sku, together with ell The unhealthy yug
toms disappear Tie be becoming healthy ineeafs
the functions of digestion which discovered BY ne
change the stools-from hasd and dry, they now becs
natural somst.mes mixed with and slime vhes 70
tents stated they have mistaken at Arst for dahr
OF bowel complaint but BY perseyerug Ia lis g's hs'
found he Satisfaction. IL was oy tho eject Of no sJn'
working Of the dseasei indeed, where thess ssccs ~
seen patients may always anticipate favorable result ~
BE- encouraged pessevere, many daily dong saa
| they sufficiently cured
scHEScx's Pulmonie Syrup Is soh nsi per bo1's' Tn
bottle s. c. " CAckeuer L Co. 81 Barclays ss~
| General Agents for New York and vicinity
| Nstr- York cty A0ents-E u. Paytoo SO Gresnviet
| and II Ninth Avenue; J. l. COidington, 20 bI2ssr
| aud 303 Hudson-sL; w A. Wslters fB 0rsnds teh
corner Allen and Gnnd sts J. NJ Dnfihs corner Desslc5
and Suffolk STA; W-B Crumbe, D5 Bowery " rseH
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The Legislature.

In the Senate yesterday Mr. sTAsTos reported
bill relative 10 juvenile delinquents in this City
The Hudson River Railroad bill was passed IN
Committee Of the Whole without amendment
also the bin 10 amend the act incorporating the
Brooklyn Gas Light Co. The bill to divide the
Sixth and Seventh Wards Of Brooklyn was order
ed 10 third re aiding.
In the Assembly the bill 10 amend the Charter Of
the Society Of the n Y. Hospital, was passed
Much time was spent in an Intellectual effort to re-
consider the vote by which the use ID the Assem-
bly, Chamber had been granted to Mr. c. {. BUR
IEIoH for the purpose Of delivering an antislavery
Lecture The Independent Party figured con
spicaously in the debate. The anti Slavery Reso-
buttons were discussed, but no action was taken
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NeW.YORk TRIBUNE
Mexican IndcmnifN.

WAsmNGToS, Friday, Jan. 81, 1890
learn that the arrangement for the payment OF
the Indemnity due IN May, was made by Mes.rs Torres
Co. OF the City Of Me sico who pay Eve per cent premium
for the privilege OF receiving in NewYork and paying IN
LoDdoa mneh the same arrangement rs was made last
year through Mr w. Ward. Banngs Agent IN Boston.
The remaining millions Of he nsslmeuI will - Pad
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The Late Administration aud the Texas
Svindle.

WAsHINGIoNI Thursday, Jan. u
Durns tho Administration Of Mr.. Polk, Gov
Henderson OF Texas. addressed Mr. Secretary BvcHsNAS
claiming Santa Fe part q he State Of Texss and CON
palung Of Inc military occupation Of ha Pod by tie L.
Nj Buchsnsn replied thai the temporary military oecu
ps0u Of re could nunousy edeci he rgh'
which President PoA beleyed 10 be justly ssseried D.
Texas, al The country iins EIDE oi The RIO Gund. O
course this pocy would have been carried oai had sham
Democracy succeeded al the lse President Election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

NkW-OkLFtNS, TUESDAY, IAN y
The steamship Ohio left for New.Ycrk today
sales 81 400 hses CoTros have teen made al ful
prices, Including Midddng a. lli and good Middhng
Ii OF SVCAs. icsp hhds far have beeu cold si g.
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ia Correspondence.

e...., we eanaos des@s ~ Carer. ssd Ss-.n-a ..
a. AL sa2ply rhs Iro1s We SCI Al our psP>f.
1s< fsroe5t tko-e whh nBs sgbscrsest d
yer ~ - prs Il nowhere bai oar o~s osoe
sA.s T. pros ehsrr~s ks City NlAg. bo Ah, @t
~. ss -osooy es % PTSeafsa 70. Of papsr' .S1 eo1s
s>shn< n orpostna -.,- g. Ia. -. II = =.
.~~,Jsr Carers hsvs e~ch hs sxels-r ltrs % war X
.o.<er~far skssof be undsr obagro V sa?fI sTer w
~sass III pAps " ard a az e-s vel Is Ali "srs
fsms sss,toa snpy oecsas< - sp>rep "a s f.1-
- d.. Carer afford % serve of - ten
IS vesk Ne that Tor =, hTnE oar
az. .saf nsghbohoI Tbfiayspss md ffetsst ans are
.r, ~ 70 - >fors sarrss thss tboh hs7e ~
-stnx ~stoets -e eo1s DON iowa Zoe,
As-r~sho~ 70 got eAssPer ~ 'ssr Nc ~4 'o'aA I'm ~
a.
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The Riot In Poughkeeps


Ga Monday evening u section OF our village
under the rule u excited moo maddeaed by liquor Be
tween 2 and 0 O'Clock - armed collected near
tie corner Of Church and Jefferson beat not They
smashed the windows Of named Townsend, aud
threatened 10 shoot peaceable cuLcns IA the street Sbenf
Mon beng informed Of he not went down TO The scene
10 = sleigh, accompanied BY single gentleman On.drsv
tx the rioters, they Commanded 10 stop pen
sy Of being SHOT The Sheriff got out Of the sleigh when
desperate approached him and told him run streh
him with large knife but missed him. and the blow fell
spon the picket OF fence cutting of The Sheriff
turned 10 Tic COJr-HOCse, the bell rupg the kremen
and the Guards turned out and proceeded TO The scene Of
The Guards and Raemen having arrived on the ground
large number Of arrests were understanding 10 some
seventy IN all Several were captured with guns IN their
hands and Others with bl1dgeons Yesterday they were
The osd from one Of the maskets was drawn Il was
found 70 have two s!ugs In X cut from pieces Of pig lead
They large good sized bean, I'D had no doubt
been prepared for the occasion
Yesterday The houses 81 The suspected rioters were
searched, and lot Of clubs old eeeye. gun barrel
and part Of the blade Of sythe with handle - u were
thieves kc while others had been made expressly
for aud heavy enough 10 nke down and deprive
Ia TIE meantime, knots OF excited men, armed with
budgeons, muskets rfes ~ere In Union, JefersoD
man and were walking together when hey wee
met BY four I've Of IN oespefadoes One Of the latter
s9Ss.sd .ss wo.a eoa IN cub and repeated ne
Der life despared Of, u reported. The colored NAN
~,-s her escaped By rushing mo house
Of Clover Unicr and Church ss From the streets they
passed ino toe yard fronting he ssvt termination Of Go.
verst There were sbouts dozen een OF them Psrsous
rLo eoseted IN the street were ordered By refa 10 dis
perse on pan Of being shot ~ Mr. Peter Cranser 10
company With one or two others about walking away
ieAoW ran out INTO tee street. eveed bis gun a. Mr. C.
40 l5sd- lac D1 or szg struck hnl tee breast and
passed fonnd . tho1ght without touching he vitsl II
ss feared Il crst that he woand dangerous oEe,
o1 he w-s easy, comparatively yesterday morning and
WI Rro1aDy recover, Gniess Inflammation should prevent
az lad 20; ssid word 70 The Oters. The stSenp. at
DIS re, tnerefofe. wss niosf vie and murderous-
rsi1 % 1e dine1ify a. iu as We ean naes ], oct
where oeerrecled from day day BY tbs free sale Of
lnioAlea-ng liquors which . constantly working 90 much
en- p our Misunderstanding tho peace q society AID
1angering he Ives Of cur citizens.
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rRiIure OF the Southern Mail, az

BALrINoEe, Thursday, Jan 5l-l0P Pm.
The Southern Mal irum beyond Raleigh. y c
has failed. There pohing important from hs n,erme
dia,e place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

CITY COURT Before Judge GreenwoOd-Ihe
Minor and Common Councl Of Brooklyn Joseph H1esr-
man THE action brought 10 stay the proceedings OF
defendant through II. Onderdonk, To forecose NOR,
gage held by him on part Of the Washington Park prop
eriy Painfs slege that hey have been At al umes
ready and had offered 10 pay the mortgage together with
been insisted upon Psnufs desired that defendant be
snloned from further proceedings and be compel Cd 10
give 4 satisfaction 81 tho mortgage The case was irDi
nd de- sinu
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PENNSYLVANIA Interest Payment

FHiLADbLFHlt, Ihurs1hy, Jan 81.
Mr. Gideon j. Ball Is in iowa and prepared 10
psy lie the state Debt TO wl.hol
course 10 lcan. The payment viii be made IN gold or
silver.
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SHAREHOLDERS Framing Congress Cemmittees-
Nuliincatioa - Revenue Collection One
Irishman i'm n New-Enaland Custom
House {. - Reucnch ment - WashinEten's
Mss.--A Mint az New-Ycrk- The Door


Correspondents NTH. Traoe w.sspsrOs. iA-rsay, la
Somo days since remarked that the Southern
wirepallers, in Senate. had placed neither Mr..
Seward though the last chosen Representative Of
the greatest, most commercial and most populous
State in the Union) nor Mr., Hale Of NH on suy
one d the Standing Committees. Ga looking over
the lis, again. perceive that Mr. Chase, from the
great State Of Ohio, is in like manner entirely ex.
Guided from those important bodies, by which the
business Of tbs Senate is prepared aud all inquiries
made
The reason OF this marked insult canno, be ms.
taken II as PLAIN as that two and two make
oaf These shree gentlemen want to spply the
Christian PRINCIPLE Of doiag as ws wcull be done
by to the Territories. aud 10 say To an institution
sF the existence Of which the whole civilized word
bushes, that L shall not be extended TO free yirrsp
soil THIS tact considered. hold that ,he;r exelu.
sioa is the highest bcDcr which Pro slAverv ma.
crity cccld have bestowed on these distinguished
gentlemen but il proves. more sad more clearly
fhat Slavery IS sfil the ruling. though tie weake.
power here Like 0'Connell aud lis tai. IN ths
Imperial Parliament 4 finds divided North. and
s.rs II n sow hnoadcsst the most noxioas weed
that ever cursed the soil Of the New World
hope the readers OF The Tribune WI hasten
70 warn their Representatives here to terSFe Of
Compromises. We bad the Missouri tompI o1nis E
and Il planted perpetual Slavery on the bnoad ancs
N Missouri tire Texan Compromise. aud II gave
as miles BY 625 q the fai-cst lands on our Cont
nent; and they arc as greedy for moro as tns
grave, which never has enough
Modification, cisunion. separation Sou1isefn
,esrue--these are hvasebcad words here. I'm nrea
Ok kearhs Of the blessings d bondage. The SOONER
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RRnOKLYN IrYMS

REAL EsrArE.-Mr. Bleeckor sold Yesterday
two houses aud lots Clinton near Coursi each q by
100 feet one fos 5000 and the other for s4se
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cOURI CALEsDAR-Tks Day-Circuit Court
Ecs. - 70 z76, !ne,ass7e.
REscrED.-A aAa named Henderson. residing
A. No y hs'nm0ndst tel into the Norfh River n ne
fuoi q hns-st Wednesday Eghf shout Il oeock, add
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MAGIC hAiR DYE

~ Ts,Loss wcndegal Improvement g. ooos ne ess
% whisher.. he moment Il Is sFPuei, ~taoui n'ap %
he hair " skin Il can be- washed Immediately ~aAsi
disturbing he color and has bad oiot Il ' sgraet,
or cold wholesale snd eis, a. ra,LoN's, lH hfeadSu,
corner II Dey-sLi price u large size, 81 ~ 'usa d
Copy The address. li9lG
~ " n Dlsssow's Riding school. % Fourth aveaas
Aston snd Lafsy cite places, open day and evening" "
llds, and genon.e The Reception and Deessna Rocrs
an Rng Department are well warmed. ard every area.
hon Devoted 70 he comlor, snd sraufcaton of smSsea
Hours for LADIES' nom AN. loS Pm
Hours a,r dents nom 8 ip Sand 70 ? PM
lNMorWNFus
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caes,sd 70 use heir best Efforts lnssr saeh positive
prohibition INTO any a hey nay pass or ne government
Of the rsrr1ror1es Z question
Leave q shserre granted 10 Messrs L o sfaiiA
Woo ant A DAVIS Adsoarnea.
Markets.. NEv -OsLEASs. Jan y.
Tae marker Dor ToE Acoo vs-v setlvs ro-dSy-
.ns sales If it lids rave beer as a, advanced rae,
Markets. SEw-ORLEsSs. Js-- So Pm
Tn- Nlagaras sdvices have been received. and
AVE prou- ed considerable exelisnent Olotslols ave
s4ralce. & rer D. N6tlEg cannot - ooughi Seo" -
Der D. Toe demand e good
FsEsHrs 10 L.vsrpNol are u STEsLiNs kNcStNFt
90 Per cen
Market. .BaLrINosE. Jan 81.
Howe-d-st FLOUR is he'd az - 81 GRAIN -
urch.1r=d CoF7sF . trn AMI Tos,cco . improving
ship News.
BOSTON jar 5i-Cd bsrss srouier, S11 F.sn,--s,s'
49, a. N-v O-Ieers Clrcs. Noble Jeido, APPS srn
c,.s hr-. PhnnlV Hsv- REINDEER Belfast 10 losi or
C..t,ruis. scl-s Hovari Aux Caves, sinmsn thiit-
g. -l4s. Homer. N-N YORK NJ
~ALEN Jan ar schr H.r1ei- Geo. Erio'Nns "a
ca sob. bns Russ-L Rio 0rsnde 49,. -.
Az slsf seiS Geo Turner New Orleans. IT'D ms; bars
Wu Naeaiun. NOBLE 5,h .rs' scnr bosi"e.- NeN .efn
nc Ma Is q 20 bois All boa ron OF deeA
Below h-r Lon from Re Jsne-rc.
HOLINESS HOLE Jan sS-Arr BARK y Mas. Mooi's'
s,r Ro--or .chr. Roanoke and and Red Besca EAsiEof
b. SeE-Yrrs h sllrs Ano7snet'e ESQ .i.e 100 -
,lu Good Hlre -rdcrcssouTs io- g. JON Ntl"N ~
ger fo- 30. Mar Chase Nev-fols. ior Oshis
: .elrs u 5hc Msc-y Tay,r- Roar a. and Red Htrcn
fs one hsrk four crigs and o.s : IT. n1t h3a- l,o
SEw BFDyORD Jsn - CID bark " Llian snd Jini'-
PFOvI1ENcE J.a $50 rsfk Tu'on. .chr Hoier
Pcrl-- Plisi- 2bis. .ioop Ltdisn,. NeN-fors
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oCPaEAE CoURr OF The UNITED SrATEs.-
Wa&Aiag,0s, Wednesday, Jan. %. le5e.-Wm Z. C1Ftis
Esq Of HewYoTk. Crawford, Esq Of Indiana and Jss
w MeCulH- Esq. Of Washington, were admitted Attor.
lsnds Adn.nisr.fors v Mcknight In error % he
COaH Of Appeals Of KsB1eky. 1hs decree Of The szd
Court Of Appeals 10 this cause was Affirmed with ecs,a-
NOs s. IS and s. Jacob LeKoy, plating m error vs. D.
V. B. BALDWIN, Wm- Beard and fEso Nichols TIE nEu-
nen q teese causes was eont1Hed BY NJ. BALDWIN Tor
ae psians h error No 81 ~ wanxsr plsinIir IN error
"a IuPPer kolins This esnse srgusd By Mr. Conc
tox tbs psx2a1d n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

RECOVERY or SroLKS PRoPERIr-Four hand
100 eo., xr-- yesterday f0snd BY oeers MAsnes ana
CEeef. Ia TIE possession Of - ndvdaA WIG Z,
- ~ sfoles hem On che II lie eosis Is ne nae % II
-,s..- - raj of z Bunker on another.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

pErKsrpIxc UNCLE SAN.-Chss h LocANo0d
r,kc5 f.to cns,ody. char red with eeff2ading
- .s,-~--r-sr oa Of 3 coshe- ard rsons
- - s~-rce bg EMS N a soadies IN the AMY tos n'e
wears fa.sey sisrng aiIise1 " - = ''t
- -,irrsxi f'- exan!nsficn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

~ The trial OF the splendid new Organ just
put into Plymouth Church. ed last evening by anum.
beg Of skf performers in hc'p.eseuee Of large audi
sncs who were highly graii6ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

" The Common Council failed again last eve.
aas to meet for the consideration Of he proposed Cry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

Mr.. MAxwrlL-It is hardly necessary 10 con
tradei The charge reiterated against Mr. MaxsfLl Ia
Cassoal yioass officers lobbying al Washington 'o'
hs confirmation in tie Senate We are ASSURED however
the, tho ooly eecs recently at wsshnson nsd ss's o.
absence from The Snysyor for few days on private Dusk
nesx f his absence his whereabouts o. his eas;'es~
Mr. Maxwell IVES enlrvg sGaosssA eH