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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
ENGLAND.
financial Affair.

The Chancellor Of the Exeheq1er has presented ns Qua
get for the ensuing year and although he hsd the peas
Of announcing surplus Of nearly two and bail m'iD
siill the manner which thar surplus had been o'p'
s any thing but satisfactory to The county MD
sad 10 hold Office by very preesrious tenure IN oe'ey
Ing the views Of Government On finshoiA' "'" ~
Chancellor was obliged 10 proceed On TWO hd' % e'''
ala. gin The ,corne and expenditure 20 The SIN Of Api
19,a Hs animated hen that The pubic income q
The financial year ending On ne 5lh pTo1u'o "oua
-, =. > 70 7s5 so and The expenditure TO sp,7jst 3D.
"a s.rmsed the probable surplus on ihe 3h APrh -
20 oa As for The estimate FOR he yesf ending 5in o.
Ami 1851 b- feared he could not hold out ne hope 81
.eb favorable state Of Customs chiefly owing TO te
reduction upon sogar and partly from reducsd mPora
lion Of Other articles such Corn Brandy &c re est
mated the receipts from Customs including Corn al t4 '
0e0 making total probable income Of tj2 $500 FOR ine
financial yesr ending 5,h April 1851 He estimated he 70
pepdure at G5OBl3 3D. but that amount was contingent
upon cerain things named. IL proposed 10 LAKE Tor
total margin one hundred and hty thousand pounds
equeniy the probable expenditure would be about
s51762582 Under these circumstances there would be =
surplus income beyond the expenditure IN the year In round
numbers Of 100000 His own proposals for dspotns
Of Ibis surplus are various among which be proposes 20
apply one-ha the surplus reduction Of taxation a'd
The other hall 10 the reduction Of the National Debt lie
pressed upon the House the necessity Of maintaining
derabe surplus the Exchequer il would ensbe
its Chancellor % make hose advances without adding 10
he public debi
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0AII Hail Connecticut. -,

So huZzas the Nep- York Gi0be the morning o.
gan Of Van Buren and Dix Free Solsm through
the last two years. And it goes on to give re9'0Hs
for it's JOY, as follows
"The Democrat. ofCoussccul have covered henssiyes
Win lsnrosthey have gained glorious neutrality-suspicious.
Tor the wtOie country, and Tor the PePe
.uty OF the Union They hare Dn,ueH ne Demon OF phg
ABOLITION and FkEE SOLIss. III be files boWhnP ron
their blows 49,,
1.-THE Democracy fought the battle d9dind the c0mbqed
forces Of the Ws0f They reap now the reward OF hon
ss principle Of hrnness u co1rageOf manly ndepend
eri scion Lot the Democracy Of New York 60 and 90
likewise.
We think the AbolitonIsts and Free Sollers
who have 50 literally aided "tbe Democracy to
smite the demon will not be too proud OF their
achievement to speak TO common folks. after digest
ing the above.
The Herald and the Journal u Commerce 10th
claim the result Of the Connecticut Election as F.
triumph OF Nonlnteryention over Free Soil and
the Wilmot Proyiso. And yet the party which
claims 10 be Free Soil and nothing eso has IN good
par, produced and might have wholly prevented
it Well we live and learn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

Beyond the Cemetery / perceived what iook
70 be powder magazine the Poor House IS alsc
close at hand, and another burying place separate
" enc osed Washington is scattered over risins
ground OF GREAT inequality, for mile and a nat
till YOU reach the Capitol The good folks take
room enough
How uncertain IL he, these grave stones would
tel May are called a the stage a. every azs
from infancy til foursrore. There was hesthy
smart little lack man ions ADEIys, who waited
at table n the : Y Hote. when ! vent 70 Doara
there-left, and was instantly hired 20 "alt upon
CALHOUN While 80 dong JOHN TOOK Sex an1
died at On the saturday "a ef,. and his master e3
bred early on sanday rnorninr. lacking eleven
sc ars Of tie age 81 which President Adams Vas
called n the stage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

Az Descriptions Of Cotton excspl tar std eo'o lad d.
clued one fsrthn. Fair and Upland I'D Mobile go
Orleans sd Tho sgles f0r the fortnight has been 81 o-
bales Of which Spectators had taken 800 Exporter
10000 Sales lssi ~eek ~ zoe bales
Coffee al London down Ga fieen from .he Top rct
OF a few weeks ago.
The Corn MARIE, s steady and yellow bas advanced
Cd white is unchanged, bat f'meT.
Flour IL unchanged
The Money market Is hrmer snc The Bullion IN ihe
Bark increasing Consos closed CT go for money aud
American seruunes Gre Usd o 1o hreF, bot va be-
40 quotations
Trade in the manufacturing districts 10 not 90 good
THE above all The that had reached Portland when
our Express Locomotive len that place for Boston
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Ap1l Am brgs APheus ard Are, CArterss CID
brg Gszele Cuba
GLOUCESTER Aprii cd. hrig ssrsh Ann f5r Ger
NEW BEDFORD, az SCR Wm Brown SAcnore
PROVIDENCE. -1-Arr hATk rrifon- Apaiachicola brig
Ouzv Tai ChsT.e-tor schrs Ssrle Nash AID Stranger
do WsstIlgto1. Sufoik. soco. Harvest & scsstone
Anon. And Providence Nfofk
FALL RIVER ls-Ar schr JARVIS. Lon. AZ virgins
Ph's. s.oop Ess-X. SIoTx
WARREN. ist-Arr hrig France MA-Alzss
BRISTOL, -1-Ar trg q NSsh5rrr. R.o Hsehe. ls
I'll Lec 20 Az vessels Big Monte Cr.s.o from Boston
III Fec snd % FOR ssvsvsnilo saw ada 81 lse o
Pres brig Brooe steering " with circ-s company u
bozrt sa-- time - steering ", showing bite ..
rsl d BASS 9ih. a; Is :. lun 3 = spoke bra
G-orgiAcA Belfast for Sssa-nah
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II will be thai CottOo has aactDAisd from IA ~ %
Whea from - % per quarter, 70 Ia I'd Tbs ssin's
tho Bank has iEere4sea nearly fooffod Tie lo~e''
was in January, Isal. when The Dno0nl wa down
,nu,oa. with lss millions Of Circulation From hsi P9
II gradually Increased 20 1856 whsn Il reached ls m.
In the disastrous famine year Of ls7 Il again lsh On
nliOos, and he diseounl bills wens up 10 ;; per
the hgkest point Il had touched In .sn yesn Ia ns
whesi went 10 10 Per quarter. within sK n0n'1'
hat nne The Bullion had Increased 70 81 ~Anoe'
double and he rate Of inleress Wa down 10 y p~
Tue Bgulol 10 bow ssvsutssa nilnonA Fvo n-0'''
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bOSTOS, Sc-Ar Sielian bsrs G.u. P.l.-r,o IL, s,.
ssrk snan.on SOr.ssus - al brss Hem Bs 1nogr
Enriz md China Phi Aaelreix
Schr Rchkrd GcnAlves 20 81 La .rt-. - R,..-,
n q. Gertrude. NHors DO
Se5rs eIASazrA hsfAnzss I'm III susan and Soufler
ara, NJ sS'-'N ~~io7'A- Wv
hst-rn-e sni7 Amazon sd BEIGE egh al f1r Cafsyrni.
having sprung aeAk l5fh ~ n r,i-
Cd. steamship NiAgsrz LlT-rp0oi ,.tn I.-..,s No
ongs Lsvint. - hichs~is; Ceiesftns yViIIt- .n
-. Empire fnisi seh, EIea, Isabella srd Hadsor
Asn. ;-ssiO-, sAiP sOPn.. w..a.r, from PlerDo 70,
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NJ a u IL ID .
DIED

Apn 3, EBrN HtNi annt oi samuel i1i t1ib-ih
Asntn~
The Trends o le ttrY attend Iiu
Gay af-roIn, 70 ,, olock from ~. Fourth H.
removed % MtffekAl Difah~-s n bod
On Wednesday. April CHARLES CHIP ni James -
Caflsrue \. BIRD sgrl lU months ami
ih- r-aif,s sui tie family ~
Hat Fnsiers bsl-yu-nf repeatedly invited
Tod BE- f4asri l, thursday afternoon oocs from "a
Mskrrst
Af~f short la~.s ELIZABETH. dags Jas Cossfon
Tie f-ttFes and friends o The family invited
neral fur.i,y afternoon ocoi rom %. ,rsiden,s n he,
al IA. .fse.r
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The Propaganda ON Col. Bentop.

Ii has all along been contended by Col. Bcntons
Missouri sdversaries that they were tia regular
Democracy, and that he was hereto, a faclionisL
Wimoi Proviso recreant from the Democratic
fold They have decided majority OF the Con
gressional Delegation; they have Tor had the last
Legislature, and instructed him as they saw fit
they have stumped the State industriousy against
him. aud fought him through journals addresses
and denuaciatory meetings You might have sup
posed from hearing only their side OF the story, that
he was recognized and given up at home as a
broken down Abolitionist detected traitor. Yet
ali our advces from Missouri concur in assuring us
that the contrary is the tact-that he is to-day
strong in the confidence OF majority of his party
and certain to beat his antagonists whenever the
day Of trial shall arrive. We are reliably advised
that h,s enemies, no longer hoping to defeat hn'
in fair contest are now bargaining with the
Wings On terms which they know will and intend
shall elect Wing L. 8. seuator in case the TIVE
minorites shall combine strength enough TO effect
it. Those who understand the usual drif of po
htical tsslrs will see evidence OF the fact in tn,
following letter from Anti Bentou'sn To the
R.eAmoRd Ea9utrsy, dated
PHAtkirvnLE, Pike CO. Mo Feb. T. 1850
To tAs Editsrs ef the kaeEtrr
GsNTLENES Col Benton Is defeated IN this SiaIs-se
that down beyond peTsdvenure There 10 some douh
as 70 HE successor noe ~ors tson pr02abI. Adt Q
Hhse srlg % vsfuRed ths L. T. Senate from 4ssOtg
nsxl winter But other Than And. Mmoi frovis'
why This condoa Of snsirs in the Democratic State
Mlssour win he produced by that portion Of The party
which believe thai Bcnon IKE The King, can DO ..
wrong His friends JUS, strong enough In most OF h
heavy counties the scale Ia Avor Of the Whgs an,
his they will do either by standing soo which nov
probsee by persstng In their separate oTssni1 alton
Benton intent doing ali he can 10 distract ard de
afir IA liz
he pail down he pnsra Of the temple though he shoa
30 crushed beneath their runs
The defeat Of tho parry. II Il will how ever he b.
temporary Those OF the Of the parry who have heel
ed ssir by lew desgping hconists scattered tsough
ooi the state VIII return to Their allegiance when they tins
ino weose company they have eoass, ey following thei
desperate Leader
-ihas nice arrangement may defeat Col Ben
son by electing Wing bat is not the show Q
strength rather cold comfort for the Nashville Con
yentionses
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Rhode I.Innd EIectIon.
Nlnssnchu-etts Legislature.

BosToS "Wednesday, AP1I pm
In the Senate Of Massachusetts, today the bill
relaiin- to sur Laws was rejected by \ ess r..
Ncas %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

II Tas Boston Dasls AdrertissT contains let
ter OF commendstion addressed to Mr. WEBsrES
in reference TO his late forcible anti WEmo; Proviso
Speech. and signed by eight hundred Influential
citizens Of Boston and ts vicinity, among whose We
note the names Of Thomas II. Perkins. VIM Apple
ton. Postmaster Hayden. o, A. Bwwnson, Francis
Bowen. Hon. Rufus Choste, and most Of the heavy
merchants and capitalists OF the City OF Notions
IL is mos, respectable testimonial
The same paper that contains this tribute t.
MIR. wcbsters Speech snnoanees the defeat OF the
whig party in Connecticut Tue two Testimonials
seem % about balance each other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

y The NEWARK DAILY MERouRr has Jast
been greatly enlarged and improved and appears
under ami able Editorial auspices 10 will remain
liberal Whg paper. devoted % Liberty Prosperity aai
Progress and afforded cents per wees ~e trust
viii secure ana oy very wide circulation The WORK.
ing Wigs Of New jersey ought 90 encourage AL fuse
&C. for 90 vii n'h y reward their patronage
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sROOKLYN ITEMS
KINGS CoUNrY- GrGresend has elected Wing
ard FllfbIfS and Faata1s Loco Supervisors 1sus
ffvgresr-d-B arnsrdus RYDER
sA-Philip Crooke
FLiaaHif-John 4 voorhees,

BOLD RossERY The boarding house OF Mrs
Shapperd 50 Mltsgh-st ueSr Henry, entered Tues
las afternoon. a5ouI clock and ue ~ he board
ars n he upper part OF he house sed trass broken
open and he clothing % a considerable auolni carried
% The uuk ct ous OF The o0AEders, containing s]nsd
ershie money escaped ne notice 81 he robhef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

Trs Bnusn msrlfsrurers under he snhaseed pfies .
Cotton, are making inferior and lighter ds'enpsoe' y
goods order me same number q ysre
Al ne sane The consumption u Cotton 10 Great BIZ
lain, IL iss5 was ss2cz.z22 n isS 5S3,l a@ 20
ls,7 sAssHs -, ls9s. 81 .5s5 ~ rs 1879 az
7lOlc n The produce Of yarn IN lss, va - 1910
r. Inc coo, Of he raw material 10 1872 was Elo0lfHs
10 1913 9l2sz 60 me enhsneemsn. In pree eeng ss0S
"a n. Al The clren phoes isr Co,ton 10 February ne
cos u no vii reach sboaI Elf1LGoo, Il eons1npoH
u n 80 bG.ss per week Tue declared value Of ne a.
poFs Of CoOn manufactures I'D Cotton yarDs 10 To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

ALL O'Clock last night the transmission OF the
following dispatch commenced over Bans Ner
chants Line, which, Notwithstanding the severity
Of the storm worked, as it always does, admirably
HILHAx TELEeRsPH OFFICE, Apn SIS Pm.
The Royal Mail Steamer Epropa arrived al =
o'cock this afternoon
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8y TELEGRAPH 10 The EEw.YOak TRIBUNE
TIL. Nicaragua Treatv.
a, T,iegrspA ,reiusireiy p TIE Trioan>-l
W4sHrx.T0~. "Wednesday, APTil

~ TelegrSpA >1''-i''''S -
WAsHrSsTOr. wednesday, Aprl 3
The pegg,iat.on, which have been opened be
4,,sen Sir Henry BDlwer and Mr.. Secretary Clay
ton. on the Nicaragusn Question are proceedinH
very fsvorably. and a Treaty vii be concluded
which wil be perfectly satisfactory % the GoTern
men,s and people Of both countries Every dill
culty in the way Of an araicsbe settlement Of thi'
matter IS being removed By the disposition
evinced Oh both sides % ask nothing bit what j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

PENNs}LfANIA.-The Legislative Appointment
o which passed The Pennsylvania House Of ReYse.suts
lives some ure since passed The seuste YESTERDAY by
party vote l. TO Is The tl Gerrymsnders the Stale
s0er he noe, approved style of Locosoco Democracy
carving the districts such render
ae1t 10 impossible Tor Wings ID cSrry me legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
Miscellaneous.

The latest afyces from inds iess sacourssns .asn
was expected
From the Continent there IS ii,,e OF moment
The Elections IN France have passed over quietly si
Republic fee from excitement al the latest dsies
The s.es from Hsvre gYe remsrsaoiJ isrors-
bic reports Of The Cotton market win much seadinees in
prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
uu,,cipaI Election in Portland. Maine.

PORTIANDl Malne' Wednes1sf ApTl .
The election tor Mayor Common Council *
came OF IN this city yesterday, and resulted IN the
choice Of Mr. Csb1ose, the Wing candidate FIR
MAYOR. by over 300 majority The Wings have
sis, elected nearly every member % The Common
Council and SIX at Of seven f their Aldermen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

~ Wessw some beautiful upe tomatoes that
;rcsi Charleston by he So1lherner. IT. BSoAs
c. l5s We.tst Ani 2ls MAshingiousL Also some Straw
bse. came 5So,s CO siwsy' have me hr" o.; 10
Injuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

CAEAI ApPRAIssKS--tiov. FISH has Nominated
Hon sAxVsL ]. WuSIS Of Orange County, and
ANDREW II. CALsoUs, Esq. Of Eoss County
late Clerk Of the Senate, for Canal Appraisers. II
place Of Messr. T. L. Philip. of o0ondsgs. snd
Gideon Hurd a Orleans
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0nrf of AnraRln

Albany. "Wednesday Arrt 3
Nos 80 81 aEd s. passed, q. argued. 81 sno
ia3 S. ressFved e excEa1ged Tor 81 ana s. s7Fuec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

TIE influence " nigh pness to- cOsioa q seq 10 -
sbOye exports Tor les The pnes u NIUE fSr, Nn"
reached "a lsis reaensd ga 10 1919 and y reed
Power Loom Ciolhs which cod =, 70 SeGss 10 ists 90
A. :. . as 10 1913 TIE snEezei I2be giyes ne ssO@
Tor fair Uplssd C0tOn ynes Wheat rate q Dsc0sn >
EIls Ch,gisuon u s.nE o. England, az no bsl-e'
10 he Bsnks Ia February for ns lssi ier ysss u
cifcul anon and 1ulior are "a millOas u pounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

ADJOURNMENT or rHE LEGisLAruRE. The A
bssy ErsHiEs Josraal says IL ia probable that
the Legislature viii adjourn on Wednesday o.
Thursday OF mex, week From present appear
ances the Code will noa be scted on until the mex
sessionf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
DECLINE IN COTTON.
Flour and Grain Markets Firm

by Telegraph from Halifar to Portland. ''>He'
by E1press 10 Boston, and thence 5y BAN.
Merchants Telegraph 10 .Ner York-Ofe.
No 90 WdlI-sf
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

ELEGaNr SILVER Doos.PLArEs-,N.yr. ,,.,,i,,
silver plates for sac All engraved 10 order 4. n. ,o
beautiful manner At EvEspELLs. ~ Broadway e,ru.r
Dgsne 81 Branch okce. ws-l-st ,S, w..
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NEWARK IrEMS

Madame Stephan Hem Sleie snd
Others VIII give grand Nocs and Instrumental C0ucei,
81 Washinsio1 HAL to-mory1N evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

" The Princeton MI Charter Election, ca
Monday rssaged In The election u Or Jared J. paup
Leso Mayor ~ s. majority over M r Robinson shs
kprgfahent
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The Nco Harn Rcg,stey save

RHODE ISLAND ELECTION -HESRr Il. An
THosr the worthy Wing Governor of Rhode
Island has been reelected by large majority.
The vote is light and the Loco Focos made no light
worthy OF the name.
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anEAn rnS ni,c.r

Just sprrk,s LYoNs Powder VIZ.
Ants reaches, bed-buss n'sss heir Az.
Ana OF lhsse insects soon yoo'n 6nt
Thai Dot trace Is lei. behind
While rIi' and nls his Mage Pils
soon put 10 sleep sgainsi heir will.
And yeS The infant on your arm.
Nor Pills. sor Pow ders, e'er could ham
u LYON fN Kr,.swr..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

American MUSEUM --Thfes comedies beside The usua
number Of O.her entertainments are announced In the
Museum programme for today. The series open with
"fhe Lottery Ticket capli- petit comedy. Mss Wet
lhon dances one OF her graceful pas seu and rch
meange eluaed Tue Yankees Fret Visit % NegYOrk
10 which the famous Billy Whil0ck plays Peleg Plum IN
search N te Eephaaf' Is he next entertainment tn
sL The Interesting huls drama Of The Secret" c0r-
.udes lie performances
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Connecticut.

The Loco-Focos have plurality Oh the vote tor
State Officers and vii Of course eject their whole
list by the Legislature. They have Including Alb
ohtionsts elected by their help fourteen Senators
to six Wings, and the Third District in doubt The
vote, as retained, stands
William Marks, loco. Observation-Disclosures. 1904
shsyor y Burnham, (iVhg r. )...............ls2
:. r. BuTDbsn. 'b-iy7
Several Senators on both sides chosen by less
than dozen majority
The House is not yet fully ascertained bat Is
unquestionably Loco Even Hartford elected n
Loco for 20 Representative on TUESDAY. Reason
The Wing candidate had subscribed toward
paying the expense OF prosecuting violstor of the
Excise Law.
The keac H0rR Register says
"Saybrook--The Democrats Of Ssybrook made The
handsome OF 60 their wears The young
Of thai town taking tho bull by the horns and
will ere long bring more into the Democratic
ranks"
II was taking the horns, we suspect, bull or no
bull. that gave the Registers Democracy such n
lit in Saybrook as elsewhere. The triumph OF
Loco Focosm in Connecticut is Rum victory, and
its price is q repeal OF all impediments TO free
drinking
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LATEST FROM BCFNo- ATRss.-By the arrival
Boston or The bark Cbcora we dave dates TIC 2,,h
January Ful powers bsvo bssa passed or esAbIshins
perfect relations Of friendship tetweeu II NJ and s
Argentine Confederation sni ne Governor. n he al,
ANNA message sgn-ed s readiness proceed a. once
the ratcauOn on entcn tor hist pArp1sr and also
recommending that he House OF Representatives icyse
thai first siep has been taken toward reconciliation On
he tih OF January destructive ire occured a. bgeroa
Ayres the Cusftfg dcuominaisd the haraccas Many
buildings We're burnt Snoug others the embellishments az
Mr Armstrong, whose about 2ho0oor }ou0O ps-
rscoous or upwards OF 10000 spanish dollars SAINTS
Msria 1idder5 or slaughter house was also destroyed
Ps-By the arrival ofthe bark Wesphsia capt Ne.
Al hi- por We hs.. The Buenos AyFes PlcSsf OF IT,
18th ~ Isnuarg rom when VIZ make the iliio,fi1g el
Fscl.
FROM HE sun,unceurnt made u our s,t our iesIr,,
doubtless prepared Tor he welcome Intelligence We
have to communicate.
The southern Convention na- become lss oi the lsui
4. least the House 81 Rerrcsenaves ths report the
COMMITTEE ON Constitutional Arai5s, hss ny empowered
the Executive 10 ratity
The authorization has been Immediately followed bv y e
formal resumption OF diplomatic relations Con kOsas hs
Der pfocrritd o receive NJ Soainen on hl- CHARACTER 81
NJ Mister Resident % II " ts Argentine Govern
uninHl"fc-d ~ ie puncuiu and soiey guided hf con
senou- regard Tor primer pies The ceremony look psre
on Thursday ening n Ihe OF n III" Governor with s
iiI' usual iormaius
CANAt NAyIG,rIoN.-Actiye preparations are
making for he opening OF The Canals The Basin Is aly,
doubt That ihr Cana vii be u good order ou he I'm
Albany I've Ionr 3d.
MARRIED.
i' ~ y, - r--.fy Apr ~ Re- w,,..,.s, ~
laughter 90 syiy-.f-r Earle 30
A ge.!s on I,,,,, s',o AFs BY re- " rooi
g. hanri. Conn Mach 81 NJ wM FArLkNER pr.yn-tas
49, PI-'r. 0'i" F"D ''o N0r. o NJ. NARY q sfpWk oi
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
AgR1vAL OF THE EUROPA.

FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND.
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LAKE NAvIoA4Ios-The Straits Of Maekinsc are
ssd % be asesay free ofes and ts steamer ks S'As was
pavsSsissa 70 Buffalo ss, svsolns ID, for Caiesso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

TgE GALPHrS CLAM Secretary CRAWFORD,
il will be seen has called On Congress 70 inVesti
gate his connection with the Gslphin Claim, lately
allowed by the Treasury Department This IS
partly bat not wholly as 1t should be The lnyest-
cation should be broad as well as thorough, ex-
tending 70 all the official parties through whose
agency or acqoiescencc that payment was made.
VIII not Congress 80 shape the investigation p
The public want TO know, not merely who mi
culpsble in the premises bat II anybody who Is
Let us have a tborsugh expose and nothing short