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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-24
Accuracy and Candor.

A list of various claims referred to the
heads of Departments, and, after due in
vestigation, allowed, is published in the
Union Of yesterday. The exposition Of
what is assumed to be the facts in some of
these cases is taken from the statements
of an anonymous letter. writer, and these
statements are published in the Union as
true. 1t is not necessary to take further
notice OF these assumptions now, than to
say that several of the claims referred to
are at this time subjects of investigation
by committee of the House of Repre-
sentatives and that with regard TO the
others which are specified, the grounds
upon which they were allowed are sub
stantiated by facts and documents which
no statements of anonymous letterwriters
can invalidate, and which no imputations
on the part of the Union can in any way
impair.
We refer to this matter now, not be-
cause it was prominently set forth in the
editorial columns of the Union yesterday
circumstance that gives questionable
guaranty Of accuracy-but merely for the
purpose of remarking upon the quality and
degree of information characteristic of that
journal, and upon the candor which dis
tingushes its course. In allusion to a
claim called the Alabama claim, the
Union understands that it "has been
resuscitated at the instance of Mr.. MERE
DITH;' and it further understands that
''the claim was allowed and paid by Mr..
MEREDITH. Now, it is altogether pro-
bable that the understanding which is fur
nished to the Union by others is quite as
good as any that it possesses itself. But
the truth in this case is, that the claim in
question was not allowed by Mr.. MERE
pITH, but by the chief of another Depart
ment with which Mr.. MEREDITH has
nothing to do.
1t is, moreover, claim against which
no reasonable objection can, or will be,
urged.
But the candor of the Union is quite equal
to its accuracy. After enumerating the
claims referred to, with such comments as
its taste suggested and the information of
the anonymous writer gave occasion for, it
ventures "to say that there are many
more of the same infamous character
which have not yet come to light;' and
it suggests that lists and amounts of all
claims allowed by the various Depart
ments since the fourth of March, 1849,
should be called for, sswithout any de-
fence on the part of Cabinet officers, de-
uised for the purpose Of torestalling public
opinion" When it is known that it is an
habitual thing with the Union not only to
forestall public opinion upon matters al
ready subject to investigation by the pro-
per authority, or ready at any time to un
dergo investigation, but to prejudice pub
lie opinion, to mislead it and pervert il,
with libellous effrontery that knows no
shame, its candid suggestion above quo
ted seems little odd.
The subject Of these claims will be re-
ferred to again, and it will be seen that
the decisions of the Departments in the
premises are abundantly sustained through
out.
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I II 4 r 4 P U BLIC.
w ASIIiN GTON:
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1850.
See first page. ]


In the Senate, yesterday, after the
usual morning business, the Compromise
bill was debated by Messrs. SoULE and
CLAY, and then postponed till Monday.
The House Of Representatives. were en-
gagged in the consideration of the Senate
bill to increase the rank and file of the
army, with view to protect the western
frontiers from the Indian hostilities;) and
without disposing of the measure, an ad-
journment took place.
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The case of the claim Of Gaphn's exec utor was
referred to by the Secretary Of the Treasury on
the 18th September, lS49. The questions submit
ted were: whether interest upon the principal Of
the claim should be allowed; and, il so, from and
10 what period'-questions not only not decided
against, but expressly reserved for future decision
by Mr.. Secretary Walker, when the claim was be-
fore him.
The case remained in my Office unexamined, un-
til, think, some time in January last.
In the course OF that month I examined it, and
with as great care and attention as am capable Of
giving TO any case, and formed the opinion that
interest should be allowed from I775 10 the date of
the act under which the claim was submitted TO the
secretary OF the Treasury--the 18th August, 1s4S.
The reasons for this conclusion arc given, and as
much in detail as had time to give them, in the
written opinion transmitted to the Secretary of
the Treasury on the I'd February, 1850. During
the entire period that the papers in my Office
had not the most remote suspicion that Governor
Crawford had any interest in the claim, or connex-
ION with II, in any capacity either counsel agent
or party; nor did ever hear that he at any time
had any such interest or connection, until after nv
opinion given, and the money was as under
stood, paid; and then my first knowledge or suspi.
cion from seeing IL stated in an editorial in the
Union Newspaper, OF this city, or in letter copied
into that paper from some other paper
The duties of the Attorney General are prescribed
by the last section Of the judiciary act OF the goth
September, 1889, chapter 30, and the act of goth
May, 1880, chapter 1853. BY the first he is, among
other things, directed "to give his advice and opn
ion upon questions Of law, when requested by the
head OF any department, touching any matters that
may concern that department" As to the effect
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could say he admired any thing relating TO what
he hated but there boldncss about IL, clear
ness Of purpose, and unmistakable evidence Of
what its design wac, that made it more creditable
than were IL involved ia doubt. No one could mis-
take it, purport and intent. There dark.
ness, no doubt, cloud over il. II stood revealed
and open.
lie had no intention Of rejecting upon the hon
orable committee who reported this compromise,
but he was sorry that in the bill reported and in
the report accompanying it, this question Of Will
mot proviso or no Wilmot proviso, its constitu-
uonality unconstitutionalty were not approached
with equal boldncss. That was one great question
which the country desired 10 have settled, and il
whether the proviso were constitutional or not.
And he expected that from committee on which
were six southern gentlemen, (not counting the
chairman, and one from the north who was under
stood to believe il was UNCONSTITUTIONAL that the
question would have been met aud decided upon.
lit we're CONSTITUTIONAL then let il be submitted 70;
but II IL were not, let the fact be proclaimed bold
ly and not seek TO avoid itby any partial eIamina
Non.
The only gain that the South had by this com
promise was the suppression in the bill OF thos
two sentiments expressed in the resolutions OF tn
Senator from Kentucky, that slavery did not nov
exist and would never exist in the Territories.
was said that this compromise suppressed these er
pressions He would ask where was the denial o
Them
where had the committee, in the bill or in III,
report, denied these propositions odious 10 thu
South Why had they not on this, well as or
the wilnot proviso, given TO the country their de-
cision!
Mr. DOWNS said that the committee we're moi
sent out 70 be Judges To decide upon these points
way or the other, but 10 make up such a scheme o.
con,oromise az would lead 20 settlement Of all th,
questions Bot IL there decision against III,
Wilnot proyiso required, his colleague would hnc
that the committee had made an emphatic decision
upon il; they had rejected il.
Mr. SOULE said that IL the committee were no
20 Judge Of the matters cent 10 them, how did theJ
arrive at a compromise upon them How coul'
they reject or adopt, without Judging Of them
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Cnlifornln Emisratlon.


Tn, California fever Sci. .as On have again broken
o. ,,I.h mach OF -oi intensity. Wet-i u.e SUI o.aed
rccolr- .. 1e,, Associations 1 oIr eAclaner from fa
rous .ols " u- Urrl lu ,he Weston sts-s, e-pe
cs. ie tl.-l,rt appears % bee of who esae ua1tre
TIE I,lrs..r lWsru- Co O.'1l Hsase,af colp - 't
u d. vii, IN ilai acr 'n o.il ,a pre- N Mael-
escorted o1f 1f bys large caF4gle ol hofseinen
with na.c va, a- sli CANON nrng Ilr gnrF proceed
to Independence No where tHrF '-Ac iu '.- Hn.as.
Tie tHciarIt ',Isff's ss'- lol persons rave lt--N
fhrugE that CITY or taIfn1ih Almost c'rF isnueH
train roy, brings down from ne INTERIOR 90 his STATE
rurer 90 -eu. rsls fof CtIonHs So f-l - N~ aave
observed fh-g ltse sraeralg good cunts ihe. sr'-h
coo-.rg ,e Pains ant n is. Pe-isPs sao" good ia--
TIE frrerI. -xi-.a.as mo Kea.uesy re rgraaon is
Aprvstr r-r rom N.r,tern Iaol, lti-s '-atoeer o.
men--1u- ~.-l tIeir ~ lr- isi1. I-s-aai % sn-r
iosn within = month Ii sanr frs' - -'.i .s,~ II
.rrt fe-va.r. te l.- " rs Al ST. as-'' a. -Hcirif
Tie farmer .~ars- ts pow. rr r'fc'a'i ~ s-'I" poe
mechanic tsr.ur .e .astrf bic ofc. sn4 iir al
l- s.sio-a a4-.,s 40 rnuafN Do i-7 t'-ei" '-' DO
Tt-silsg.t-I WoI Tu-e ',ls Thestrrlr of'vr- md M
Ire 81 Jas-rI papers t l-rr lre already -lf- persons
d.v Inc Iinui .rsaoa from Iowa iiros indiana Zen
.4rsy "a 81 81 .r. 800. ne lIntrs~ Intrf - nt .r
pIsai tiu &C.,, 'ata 81 l'-wt- ,a- r-,s..r a4r',r
have gone rf wafrr .rsG le-eliJre ffpu TIDY iJ sAF
pcrslas 40 f.oI uls place
From Mercer pa DE '-.o''ins parry l.F- s9ar .as
over and route Jane. stewart, nas erf sri Daa
IT,. -.ryarL C-are~W rrr-r. Wa Noots LEWIS
NO.. Iatr Fr1.sr. Ir. George kr-rer. James W
H J0lH " Na.rf.l. iaH-s o fr'- h-rrF herr. " t.
T.r0-r art Jane. Nor. -.n 40 Mercer. Wm D-ll.-f.r
49,. ........ ..... 81. IA ...t ~ p...as u Al.
-,-. - Srrr .f.If. H-rrr Bsr1isrf d of Frt.l-
l-..,.. u.r-g Rl--r-- d IN Nlr- L h,-f.r. Ja-rrh
W.,-r of Wr.t lfrr-uv l-. , ID D1,sr-r of Crasflfd
r-.'-.. f,...r.r an 81 F-rr.. Ns.saurrn JOAN
49, - f'- f-r.~s R.ft Il Dr. a. CarreiH. OIL.
-tsr'-d 'r..a Narit L,~rrv s9.l he .s1@ u.r Dtsl
o..,r.
If~ iuAo~lng cIlL-ls ni bfp9At. ''l.' -tr r" i-'
HH | II. H
f- trn 1. t.ra.n r.ufrr ID ~a".'.. \ n'''- J-fl
Olarusn lhr-. kf.lrlrl 60 VA ,alilstI LEV s E-Dt
r lrsrar. l. Cr.-rlaru. j >-we.
az Gl4..gl II.. I J1ara4 sts ta- rfrr7 teams have
-f -. cIfF ilt C-0rr-. ara tr,t f3 teams were Hei
= Ia .-. l.-s 9f f.nu. bound ..r We goo ggra-
Tt. a. aas We have an srcollf n. Started from A
rUl ol.l ssi rck sIfllr alfr pf fA-irf 'It.t-
Cd u.i.l-r u .A io"r- co. l-.- .- 9-n 4-- : .-L
faafr DO re q ..-..t ~ s.a...- j.. r..
rrt 90 a~ 'rIAfa. t'T OF.
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yh~a paper has come lp0a Congress. A. t1- end
d. eI.dt years. asking $3.50. % addition o SD
paid a; t-e time 80 ilr printing DOT copies Of
a br-f Compendium l, the census returns oi $50
The oc- Of March g. APPROPRIATED 7.'- .r tla'
wors W Iicl i appears that that Congress c'a.
Sd Tered "a fair zee up-lse 90 ALLit.
Gr WsHsTEE- th-u TTLfH ~e0re-s- oi = a,s,
elected ALLEv o. Sd fL- 0-s t-t made .l l--e'-
rl-rt ss - price and Allan relal4eI : 8. -,
bat has been unable ~ get any Congress. s.lre
l-41. - pay h.m lung beyond sl5,-a'. aNar.-
el 81 trst
H. aas recently gone before the senate Com
mi.,es o4 G aims and persuaded y i-ai t-- 80.
would no pay 1- abr aud materials. AL that ~
per cent more w0ld be $500 ali.,ilua- Nl.ca
tie Comm ttee p-op1s - pay ~ an.
Aleus charge 0l his own 1lHil-. y as irst.
tie est NJ doing Gle work ard D. per Ce4- Of pro
II, and ,1en a1o;her extra profit o. ---.1. tH
n1- know tie -e teUar and have not seen be
ccnreD..Ia b1t US it rot MODEST lH p-.a.
Der o. 90 o squeeze or # CONGRESS -0 NJ
clear gain. % one small iJ1 Tat .s Die own
statement
AirFss 2 t1.era3.e duplicate 1i the $4,000
1a ~. ihe same nature -. VIII. fs VI
FLAGG being himself printer, glety audited
and passed, upon the pl1ie r.e. lr-slme- that
y hat friend g-ts = l0t .Js'
Per ars oa inquiry, the Compendium Vs.. ne
found o. o. ob which aar master p-.lte- iu View
Yo-s w1l.d have E. lad. + fa-on a. half what AtfFS
las already 1ot for o. I SSH t-r % see tae pam
rhet ard meantime enclose tae Committee
E...r+
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wILLiAMsBUROH ITEMS.

FiRE.-Tharsday morning. about O'Clock. .
FIRE bross of Charles Sterling. ~ norm
ssIhs which. toze.ber win zli. owned by Pssf c's~'
ord va, entirely destroyed. The frs Communicates yin
oher boidings IN the block, gresdy hnriss III ne pro
Dsy Of Peter Crs~soss and he upper part Of 70 "a" pro
perry u X sissrs The upper part Of ~, ne pfo!syy
n Henry NeC.idin vas Considerably iojgfed. soS %,
owned ~ ihe sans, wss signify damaged I~ soess
~ esonziDg L5r~nz0 North, ~. e.meseo ~ 1917
.sorv srd Al q VOID BY his esarniJ 1xe n9msss
0.r -. n.zs h.-n rendered hoasesss ard mafh ~ bsf
-s,,sSs5 10 renpOvs As that par u III vssss
u. are ersr nsds 10 sppssrsnes, vss snosesp-a wss
no do1bt rs u 40 IDcrpa -, =, "a ri
80 ~, sso, Is 1o IN, si,oooI 70, ssoo-ios<sas
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Geld on ihe yellow stone.

The Grand Rirer Eag,s has .es'er which says
tt - cred LIZ Il lrIel. s-d By good - aofiy ~
1-sr. saue tlreea yvErs sEo, as a. p - p. =
Zee. l-c. AIS &c 81. beer a-1 2 3 - -. -
- 49,. WIN shCrl -r- Nrrr q F1rl-- =
~s-s-- s--- NJ De gorols 'nis gree Ia -. -
.A--r. r. = rrrrfo1s nlris trirz-E n e = :.
-. - go ron Il sarsr- Fur- "a = = "ofl
- II - 80. Ets..t 10 Glre = worn pr 80 4
-. .,-- IA - tarc r. a. 1e IKE b. mace Is rscaf
= s--..-s - - z--s irc v.daAl = roT = ChieAE'
-.r co ~ ~ - TO - equipped ~ r1rs = - -
- n -~Irr sr $50 fh- 80 { ~ ss-cs % H,--
t1.- - - -~~r-v nrc tur teLt-l q. sAld CON
rss,es D.. O. posies Bssk SO q pay sAPel'Ss u
flng o. &C
PeghsFs :l.s : ..4e, and then pcrssPs Z Is :
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Jersey CITY ITEMS.

REcoGxnIos At JrEs1r Crr-Parsaans TO
ne .gponunsns Of en- Eceesiassiesi Council bod u ae
IA nsag he pu5le serycss connected win ne rsoogn
10. u ne -Caloa Bspuss Church jersey Guy, sod a
aez William ysrnssr pastor, we're observed % Tsars
DAY 1ss nssn meeting house. temporarily osespssd
BY he Csnrch. foaf Of Inc ss~-York passions and u
pssaor u M gsDcs cssreh 9. HOsosss n psfueipses
Ia he EXERCISE. hsy. Josiah Han red sess E,ss".
scripture add offered he in1odsctofy prysr. 80 ~.
B Feg svsn Carat pleased cot himssf Ins -
ssl.Oxshio xas given 6y Rev c. o somnsfs ~ 49,.
I've n ~ Cbarch nd bsn &c gssioS ., ne 80 -
Dr. Do~llLx " hghly isisreseng NC s,g.v s< -
E *. ease.dsT psysr Ossrsd ey hsv J. sssw
.Fa
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

,ar .rwroKE DAiLr TRIBUSE Is FCBLIsBs0
yyEET N0RsISG lsUsDAYs EIcEPTED,
Al The Tribune BuiidinEs, corner Of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the city Hall,
ard Delivered City Subscribers 'of III eeats per weet
- h.n prefer they psy tr adyErcr a. ne iesf
=, a months Trar 81 i'~ ryie srgi- copies
60 Genus MAJ Sutsrrb+~s 1--WE Dollars per snn1r| a.
.tvanre subs-r paors iAk-a ~ months For lhrro
-. 81 T-rec p4sfs 81 advance required m a. 81
st.,ys. win Couruy Fe~tpsprrs Daily papers r-esivef
:, 80 ofce whose terms tiSh-r hs0 hose = t.
y,syn. sr- nut vel srY tiferSrce
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DW.HAYEN ITEMs.

SATURDAY Ayrkasoos. Mach u
En,roRs ELscrED.-Tbe election COR Editions Of
~, ~. l.sr.,y nasszss soas Place N zs iasa -
..u,ea in ne CHOICE u blowing nsnsd psssoss -
~. W ExAss L.rsysy1Tls, Pa D. Nays, Lsses~
- Pa ArSgsrus II cAaaIEa, Bn1geyct Cses. joss
W kOsLE, CisSiEssn, ohso. sALsos Mccall, Lsseaoa
Co1n-
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err CoURr Beiore Jadge Greenvood.- TAos.
= Dsntse - Sams>i ~ Waos9Aby --Tkas vss On scaos
By panf fF he recovery Of DssDce das on COO
ac for building TIE Jury ind thsi hefs due from NE
defendAnt ~ he psn1G The u t5si7 ~ Tbs yay
~ returned specia verdict hat tbs claim o. Inc defend
snf s,r damages snsn ~ from The plsnufs not hsyns
-ted BIZ. contract By shs ijfh u April 1919 So Dsyss
admitted % reported a. hs witness, Osmslsi King By ne
Defendant fDr hs fKinS denomination W he smoon
Oh
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

C.UsHr At LAST l--OHicer hundell arrested.
Yesterday man by lis Of Lewis Bsnss 'o stealing
ls. - ~. non, an anoeeaped building IN ssatsst b.
tus~n fOyt and smih belonging 20 NJ isoss~ooS
Tbi. building has fObbsd u s locke and door saoes
III. ytcioity have suffered IN ss manner within Ne Lest
mr.. m0ufk. B.nss is an Old offender. lie vac seni ~
Ia March AT or a The Odeues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

- NJ Clay has been presented By semitic
usn Of Virginia EIIh cane u.oe Of r.cu o. tn- glm
roa ia clI "a ihs - he Island O e.zs t--E -
hesd Beng forme1 Ct ge too4 Ct fFer Las - .lc- re
doasg assisted :. csPsafrs
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California, Oregon, and the Sane With Isi1uds.
Is plhrslrt Toe departure ~ eaca Bal 5rsmer Tor
Chagrss Irrr 4 crr's Uer copf
GRIZZLY NlEiRATi. rglns.ers
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Nru.York sIafc Eleetior.

II JoHS PiERPoISr has been elected Msyor
Of Nerceanes Vermont.
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" The President has recognized JAWS GElc
NoH IS B lti.h Conss. for the states o. Name and
NcN Hampsh r. 70 reside a; Portland
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THE LrelsiArrEE.-Th AIbaa E-c.sa- J2aJ-
aal SAY, boA H1usss of ne Lssssure s-e engaged "a
laro rea1ng q Els Business Beng very sfdy a.
rosas OF
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10 yubI.1ed DG me departure ~ ssch na' s.etmer f0r
Liyeryo3i Price ~ cents ger copy, 81 pr y-a- pofs
Iaciyded
THE HEW-YoaE TRIBUNE
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THE sEMI-WEERLX TRIRUWE.
THE HEW-YoRR TRIBUTE

:, published every Hsinerd4y and sofar(1g Iorr re-
Pyf~e s. per s~1uf1 Two cor lee ~ s.
Atvsfl- .arells cflLs = Inc osch lnaerr-,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

GRAND LARcE>r-John Hehermsn. q ssnct
ouoa. looking irshmsn Yesterday shsn into eas'o.
Nv hy Deputy sheriff Gardner of thu First Ward charged
xih ing about siS In gold sovefegns eelonsnf 10
Isaish Cox who arrived IN this City The 0h Ina, Ia ~"
packet ship Sir Robert Peel. fom London. Tho parties
came arfas me A.nuc In the vrsse and 90 arriving
IN hs city they took board IN south Of near Pine Tbs
baggage OF Cox however, len On board 'hesscssos
The accused managed gain 10 H. snd wss sesn 10
break ,hs trunk, containing the property open
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RosBLET-The hardware store Of J. T. Be
sn sae ne bookstore OFF cfO~sD So and sol sf's1
~ we're sssersd hoGs ne Thgrstsy sight snf
,,ss Of rod peaes sns psss silver psrcis, and 70 &c
GAG
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BURGLARY AND GRASD LARcGsr.-rhe hsr
dressing e..bishmsnt Of Mr. Thsford In Grand, nsss
Clinton o. wss entered Thursday night and robbed Of
about 90 worth ~ coihing belonging to yoang man
tho employ u Mr. Tsiford The hof esssped but well
kno~n snd without doubt will shortly bs ARRESTED
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LARcEsT-A fellow named Michael slattery
was arrested Yesterday BY officer MeCresdy, charged with
stealing gold ockei and sll In money, ne properly d
SIR John Roach Of y Nss.sus Tho accused hesd 10
answer
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GR,Vp LARcESY-Hc Herman Aicke was arrested
ys,,erdsV charged Nth having appropriated 20 his ovu
use about $3.50 worh Of furniture belonging 60 Aaoiastss
Vog.f ~ Twenty third 81 between first ssd Second ave
nues The accused Il appears called st the house. Of NJ
Voler and represented ha he ofeef, and ~as o.
of.s or e@s OF he Lower Police Court q HE plsee q
rc.idencs conner Of Ann and william sis The scenseh
VA. held for further examination.
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SUDDEN DIAM Mary Hslse, a oolored ser
yant In he family ~ Peter yandefyoOr residing 81 "
Jersey wss faind dead In her bed yesterday morains
Coroner Geef viii hold IN Inquest In ne e"ufse o. INC asy
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NARROW EscAPr-On the afternoon OF the aTth
nst a. two mon named Tho. Msssrson and Chrisophcr
krlan were engaged dggng shk IN rear % us hiEe
a. ana when about below The surtsce the wall of an
r,n hem easulphiug them to the mech II ~ss Win tho
re.l.s ssertions the 81 hth ecat BE- removed
a. fast from he stub BY The snoIs ot ecafs
they were hnsly sNuicae ~ them vas 90 ssnch en-
aAused amer being aiken out that warm bah Wa deem
I'd necessary 10 resiOfc him.
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsIN .


n,ta.sa Noiices.-l4i o-n-s p-- lrs, each .-le'.,1
c..roi Malice. Six liuss Or ss esrn inserr "a
4. -. OVER = i.ras cent? per inc e4cf tEv
General Advcrft-efaents'- fifhi fnrs
,r - e.cA in@Tu1n u c7uts over ei4ft l'res cTI
psr .lc etcII d~r
OUTSIDE ..'-o Or lr-1, "7'9 ins-fe = e@nis
over RI ht n~- ce- Peg Ire pr day, or - c~n.s per
inr PEI wo0n
RTtfcfoC. go I,HfssA~cE h"Ticn' snf AtssitG. .
.,d gcsssst i..fr.rfoNs, not eEree'rg p words Will
be inserted f1r = cents
Legai Advertisements A. H. r..sa Fixed by .h~
A1vsrs. r.e-us6 il .0s pager ,rg-s' ooh m
DE Nor rr 40 f.i~r.- Editions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

gtsptctnS % GRASp LARcHSY .-- Constable
Io.eoh. Of Tho Fourth Ward yesterday. snes . smart
chase aiYcstrd IN DvisOnst man baiaed john sweep
90 sns picon Of stealing gold patent levef waTn y
Ccn,sn nae, Nos R4l and q 1gs q LOT Of gold rinss
marked n " W and pair of scales used TOT Weighing
the precious metals which were found on us pcfson 7
WAS held tur examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

laos STEAxsHiP-A large inon sieamsniP INC
H- ma scrsn, launched a. Hal. Enk I''e"-y
-, a..,v,s n. ,ey,l., ,ssf between New Yoss ard
$500, - /. s.s rtts A,enassssn screw ptopsaasr'
- o,- j, I'D % :. exceedingly fDe- Her srs'h Of
.--li, - est br..atA Of beam n Jet aad snsiA over
!, -, 1--s n. - e.ry 1900 eabi, 'sss q goods. win
= 80. ,o. Tse saloon -il - % Sc, i0ag' and hEied
: =, .s..s4a .,ys 1sying II he ode family
-. - ss bsr.As The -bois Issg.h Of bsr between
49,. -. ,. sued ap Tor seeondea'' pes.spssr' Her
80 rbes faHy Aaen viii Be 10 sse' irene' sac a
:. ss,s u Number of scrsS nsf' A'sSdiag |" sal De-
ws.u ne sbove Dorzs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

CHARGE % FoRGERY AT late boar last night
officers Hopkin. and wm n stspksns Of tho Lover 20
lice Court afresied curious looking genius named Thomss
Jarvis Who stands charged with having fofged bsnh
ehsck ON the CIV Bank for SO The name u James
Water wa. signed TO Tho check The accused vas com
uuitfei for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

~ An attempt is being made by the owners
% nror.rty In Fnh avenue have thc Telegraph folss
removed Thu Common Council have the matter esfcsc
ore % heir Committees and shall hs happy 10 ses Ne
poe. c,u,a down ~ oass TIA rule made b. esead 10 all
of he street. 10 witch lhese unsghty objects are placed
The us psn point ~ economy and eonvensence would
~ a, n.al.e he wir,s and pat them under the curb
stone where hey wUld be- ssfe and cut Of the ws % sny
M, ,.,rrr. Of he et,sn~ut. EI9urHANENUE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

= lanes Conner painter, supposed 70 be a
e drunk s trgn 81. story Of No 10 wess -Four
,e.na-st aPoa rA--rg seo~ tnec-ng ssroas CASA
a7ou sss hrOs- Tsssr . aospiA ey sesf C.N'E q ss
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