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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
xxXIt CoNGHEs-...First session.


sfEArE... UAsuAGroN, Tsl-sisy, May .
Mr EsLE submitted a resolution, icqnirng into
Il, necessity OF amending the rules Of the Senate
in relation 70 admission upon the floor.
Mr. MASGUM moved e substitute, providing that
printed permits be prepared, by which each 5ena-
tor may daily admit to the floor enc person.
After q spicy debate especially with reference
70 the difficulty which bachelor Senators would
experieBce in choosing between applicants,
The whole subject was referred to a Select Com
nit,ee Afe- debate upon amendments proposed,
the bill was again laid over, and the Omnibus bill
was taken up.
Mr.. SoUiE having the floor, rejoined to the re-
marks made b. Messrs. Clay and Downs in reply
to bis speech Of Tuesday last. The only new aud
prominent objection urged by him to the Com
promise Report, was that il did not pronounce the
Wilnot Pfovgo unconstitutional. He said the
Committee ought to have given statement o. the
reasons which led to their conclusions and as they
bad not done SO, but on the contrary as they had
been sble 10 come 10 the conclusion arrived a. only
BY difference Of opinion as to the bearing aud
operation of the stions under consideration he
bnd no confidence in their decision and considered
it worthless.
Mr. CLAY replied that, if his position was cor,
rect, its principle applied to a case in the hands OF
three referees The award OF the referees would
be worthless unless they all arrived at their con-
illusions from the same process Of reasoning
After some colloquial remarks between Mr.
Soue aud Mr.. Davis OF Miss. and Messrs. Foote
aid Hale, the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

The first clergyman Of the town. Rev John 'u'
,o, W.. the civ man 10 /. who took the side OF
Great britain in the commencement Of the Rsvold-
tior sry struggle Though previously beloved aud
e,,eemed. and most worthy and devoted Cbr.s-
tan Re was deserted. imprisoned. treated As
publjc enemy aud conpeles to Zee the country.
sroe norton or the able bodied citizens were in
the frat American Army thst beleaguered Boston
md fought It Bunker II Ill nearly or quite half o.
all who could handle nusket were With S.ark a.
Remington and with Gates At Saratoga. Col iaf
terwsra Gen Stark lived ard died on his farm jdst
Moth or the Bo3frd Ere. Matthew floFnion,
si.rer Of the Declaration q lndeqeHden %, lived
ard died JOS, South Of Bedford
John Walser. foa Of the srsi settler Of thetoEa,
YVES pretelt at tic celebration, AGED ST. Tne sec
cfd vie 0. lie missionary Newell and several
others who have been eminent in Religious Efforts
wore born here. Some SIX or eight P.esby terian
ClereyrD natives Of b -iiJrd, were prssan; aal
took pat in the exercises Of W edn ssdsy. Ald
en- tie whole cousrl ga o. rose g. join IN STAG
no scvcrty.siy'h pssm. according ., an a-c. n.
valsi,n an o. yelortbe tl.c, th- RS l--s 70
gathering # Scottish C.veaaaters Of tle Glen
time O. describe! b. s-o,l saoo5 o-lar'. wasyery
vivid md striking
A procession was formed IN - moTinr which
narcied to a Temporary stand il front Of which an
ample iree collation. had been provided FOR al. AZ.
ter appropriate Religious exercises came the Ora
| ton; then the Dinner after which brief Address
es, in response to the sentiments proposed b. the
| Committee, were made by Rev. Messrs. Cirrus
| WALLACE Of Manchester, DAVIS Of Amherst,
| CLARK Of Manchester, r. SAVAGE OF Bedford,
| AIKEN of Lowell, T. WOODBURY. of Deering, and
| POTTER OF Mancbester-also by the Orator, the
Pretisert Of the Day, by Hon. JoHS AIKEN Of Low
| eli. JAMYs SAVAGE Of n. York, JoHN ATWOOD 0!
Albany, Dr. L. FREScH. and H. GREELLT OF New.
\ Yoris-or with perhaps enc exception natives or
| former residents Of Bedford. Finally at . p. NJ
| the Celebration was conclude By prayer, aud the
assembluee silently dispersed. 1t may be well 70
add here, though quite needless Whereabouts, that
70 Intoxicating Liquors were seen or obtainabe
Oh the ground or within miles, and that there were
10 exec options to Che proprety Of department and
| uniformity of interest betting the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
Destructive Flre-Great Loss of Property
Loss Of tho Constitution.

MLMFhIsi IuesdsyI May =,
On Monday night, at O'Clock, the steamer Con-
st,fptiog from St. Louis TO New Orleans with or
200 tuns ofreisht, consisting OF Tobacco, Flour Bl
con- Corn, Oats, Hemp, Lard and Beef caught fse
at the Wharf and was totally consumed. setting
fire to the Wharf The ferry boa.was als0 burned
The FIRE spread rapidly, and the books, papers,
money, &c. belonging to the Constitution we've dc
s;royed. The bar-keeper and several others are
missing Out fifty head Of cattle, uine made .hcir
escape. The total loss Of property cannot fall lar
short Of 100000. The Ferry Company was insured
for $4,000 Shaw & Co. who also suffered, were
insured. The steamer and cargo weFs valued at
Sa5cCO, and were insured for $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
Centenary of BEDFORD, n. ".

The people Of BEDFORD, N. Ii. celebrated the
hundredth anniversary OF the founding Of their
town on Wednesday, 22d inst. The day was fair
and bzight-the only clear, warm rainess day for
some weeks-and the attendance Of some two
thousand citizens and ex-citizens gave deep in.
terest to the celebration. Several had travelled
hundreds of miles on purpose TO attend, though
obliged by stress Of business to start directly from
the ground on their homeward journey.
Bedford was first settled something mora than a
hundred years ago by pioneers from the great cen.
trail hive Londonderry, N. H. which had been
settled some twenty thirty years before by a
colony of Scotch Irish PFesbyterisns who received
grants Of lands there in considerat Of their signal
services in the oauso Of Protestant Ascendsncy in
the memorable Siege Of Londonderry, the Battle of
Boype Water, and other struggles in ireland
between the Idherents " William III. and
james III. respectively. Bedford hes on the
west run OF the Merimac River opposite
old Londonderry, DOW divided into three or
four townships one Of which (Ltchlisld) interyones
between the present town Of Londonderry and the
River. With Nashua, some fifteen miles south
and Manchester on the north eaSt-the two being
the chief seats Of Manufactures in New. Harnp.
shire--Bed remains constant to is primitive
Agricultural pursuits, to its Presbyterian faith lin
the MAN, and to its simplicity Of manners and pa.
rity Of morals. The soil though in good part strong
is hard and rocky excep; some fertile intervale on
the Merrimac and two or three tributaries. Lately.
the growth Of Manchester begins to overflow in
dwellings, the Bedford side Of the River, increas
ing the population and wealth Of the town withou.
changing its general character. Its main aspects
have scarcely altered in thirty years and the dwell
ings scattered within sight Of the Presbyterian
Church in its center are about as many as they
were then--ssy forty in all
Dr. PETER p. WOODBURY. brother Of Judge
Levi presided at the Celebration, and most in.
teresting Historical Discourse, Illustrative Of the
origin aid settlement Of the town, and Of the North
Of Ireland Scotch Irish race and their extensive
migration to this country during the former half of
the last century was read by ISAAC q. BARNES
late Marshal CT Massachusetts,, a native Of this
town Many Of the facts therein embodied are
fading from the memories Of even the descendants
Of that hardy, GOdfearing. mandeiying race, and
will be read with vivid interest by thousands. The
wesk voice Of Mr.. Barnes rendered his siiros
insRdible 10 three quarters Of the nseSnhAe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
Later from Havana.
NEW ORLEANS Tues

Nk"-UALEANsl Tuesday, Nay q.
We have received dates from Havana to tho
10th inst. by which we learn that much uneasiness
was exhibited BY the Spanish authorities about the
expected invasion, bat the Expedition had not ye.
landed.
The Cholera WA very destructive, ba. WAC grad
ually subs,ding.
Capt Mcconnell Of this city is being TIED for
carrying of the sPaniari Rey, las. year. The
Jury had not vet agreed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

IL New Paris kannlss Of various coors elegau! silks
ined with ACE may DO found very cheap al HTcacocK
LEADREATER's, 347 Broadway corner Leoaardst.; as
may also plain and embroidered Canton Grape Shswis,
Cashmere 0rensdue SIX aud Lace shaws together with
SILKS Of every desirable style and indeed every kind OF
dress and domestic housewife dry goods, adopted "
this or any other season of the year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ,isy q

The steamship Hibernia's news mas been in the
hands Of dealers 0rg erou 10 as.sTsin Is ils1eacs
on the PRODUCE nsTkes IN general II hss Tot uGehJ
sgec.ed he CoTToS m1-keI. which Ia very heavy with
cav uoderLie demand Tie sel Of ihe morning reach
SO bales including god mlt trg AZ IL, and mlidling
81 lsc There pretty firm sscng II tho GRAIy market
srd r,ces lave d.c5eily upward tendency. We
ice COCO burlrets doing n Provisions generally bat
more especially II Meas PosE, which very active a. oar
preycu. qaoAn0rf. There important alteration II
he GROCERY mari p while the l5eL-s eXl5..o4 On lie
rsr 81 purchasers = quite snH-.o1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
Meeting OF the Maryland DemOcrats-Great
Confusion and Excitement

BALTIMORE, Ihlriday, May =.
The Democratic GubernatOria Convention assem-
bed in this city this morning, and they have been
wrangng oil day about the disPutetseais OF the
delegates from Anne Arundel and Baltimore conn
ties. The discussion has been an excited oas Up
to O'Clock this evening, when the meeting al
iourned till to morrow without organizing. There
was an effort made to adjourn I'll July but i!
proyed failure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

m Human Hair -HYPERIAs fLUID.-Ths u CON,
poshon admirably adsped 10 the diseases Of the hair and
has The particular merit Of being prepared purely ton
vegetable Ingredients that rs application 10 pefcu
safe Low ofsu do we perceive young persons win bali
nearly grey, or afflicted with badness all arising from 10
fsmmsO OF the skin Of The head caused by severe study
violent grief, ard other mental Affections By shbsrNuS
Of The Hyperion In short tine they viii find, 70 scn az
nght complete change will have taken place In tho ssscn
ofihe skin, and nch and rlrisut With VI hsif o. ~
original color, will shortly follow. Ia effects 10 cssnAnf
the hair from scurf and dandf also truly wo1tensL
Tie Hyperion should be Of the principal appeodAse
10 every lady's and geu,lemsr's toilet
For esle, wholesale and retail, at A. 3 L. ID. SANDSA
100 Fulton a. ard b. the proprietor VIM Bogle BSsion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
COOLEY & KEEsE, Auctionesrs.

~ Choice Private Collection of rare asd
valuable Books 10 be sold at auction On FRIDAY
and SATURDAY EVENINGS the 2ih and z5ih hst
al "A O'clock win be sold at auction by COOLEY 1
kEESE, at III -r rooms 10 Broadway. corner d
Whiie-st the Private Library OF gentleman leaving hs
city collected by him during several years aud
ing The best edone q very ard desirable works
pecslly In Poetry aud The Drama Romances and fseer.
English Grammar aud Languages, including small bat
choice collection Of Ezevirs and OF WORKS on Csthohc
ard Irish History and Literature Among them
TIE Works Of Warrior, RI eOn Ellis Percy, &c on Ear.
y English Poetry Poems Of Prior. COrbsL Chances &c
Dramatic WORKS Of Ben Jonson, Beaumont and FLETCHER,
Shirley, Ford, Messenger Middleton and Decker, Con.
greve Wycherley, &c the best lustrrLsd editions Of
LnonGine, Rousseau, Dumas, 6c Fscetous and Ssircd
Works, Of Erasmus, Cotton. Jno Hall Stevenson Peer
Pnosr Petronius Arblter, Radicals Marguerite de NJ
yarre NC collected works OF Cicero Swim, Dr. Johnsoa
MsriysuX (TTaveslies) Miss EdgewOrh &c &c together
with many desirable and curious books In Classics Boho-
graphical rsrlues the Pentn OVID with engrsvinss %
copper loco, &c. Catalogues now ready, sad books ny
be examined. my4r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
BY TELEGRAPH TO The sEw.YOaK TRIBUNE
The Nicaragua Treaty Not Ratified.
Special Dispateh 70 The Tribune.

wAsHSG1os, Thursday, May >
The Treaty ratified yesterday was not the IA
nous Nicaragua Treaty. but Consular Conven-
tion with New Grenada, concluded at Washington
on the 4th inst 1t simply defines the powers Of
Censuls pursuant to the stipulatons Of the Treaty
with New. Grenada, December l2, 1916. The rati.
fcations are to be exchanged at Bosota within
eighteen months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
nyai.1
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Rocky nicuntain Drab Beaver Hats.-
BIRD Conner Pine ard Nassaus,s invites the sieuiics cf
bis customers ard he public 20 bis beautiful White an
Drb Beaver Hss Tbs nghtness and gentiy OF this hst
and It's extensive use lest season. has induced hn 10 ge
the article in the most rch and elegant manner lie hss
,,o fine assortment OF Gardeners Straw ard ohsr Hss
OF de latest deschpuoEa Bird,
nql1 6Nia coz Pine and NaslAn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
Affairs in aticu-Postticu NJ ths
Ministry, DC. &c,

ToAoSrO, Thursday, Mry y
In the House Of Assembly las: night, Colonel
Princes amendment 10 The Address in answer 70
speech from the throne, that the Court Of Chancery
ought to be abolished, and equitable Jurisdiction bs
extended to common Law, was rejected By vote
OF IS IT.
hon. J. II. Boultou's smerimsnt, that Pa-lia-
msa'ary Representation stOuld b. Household SAT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

~ Ia want Il elegant Bitsi csrss Eavecps sot
Ctks Baaes or " ~ esgsrt Silver Door Pate cs7 tai,
he omnibus =, he Fi'on Ferry ard ne d.rse, % Eva.
nfits. 81. Broadway corer Dllnett where ihsy VII
fr3 he above articles In great variety snd Of he nos
fs.A.onsb.s patterns. MI EvsSDFLL ias also brsaeA
store 81 2Ws.ft for no accommodation o'his d5wa4swa
cpstou.Crs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
sIarkets....EurraLo May ..

ReaiyfS t-i,tis tie past ~ k0ps-t LOUR {. 500
tbs WHEAT l1ote bash; CoEs, n9rs Tlare Is Tot
erect deal doing N Hssi5fl Flour bgi d mN1st QIts
fu AID q esCeuoy u sill upward. Tic Gllas u to day
eosnprse 900 tbs 81 = s. s. lor pure Gsnesee and
s5f5 p 81 Michigan H1lers o. WHEAT ask prices fn
above The views OF 1a{ers aud In saS 10 consequence
rot vOuh reporting. Tie mNkst .oG CORS L very arm
srd 10 defs csk az advance TIE s1ss limited % so
hush a G. Tor mixed Western Ih1Te l. Eo.hlg doing IN
WHISKY ard quotations. IN absence II sales would be
roriral. Here Is DO material alteration IL fREIGars
vllck EIe u depressed condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

tFyp To the Printers Of Newly ork.- meet.
ing OF the "PRNTERs UsioN" he'd on saturday syenns
Nav 49, A Report on he Stale Of tie Trace WAS bmued
by The committee previously appointed Tor that purpose
The Union" deeming the Report sufficiently inporaH
the consideration OF the Trade In general APPOINTED
committee 20 call meeting OF he Printers OF Nev.fogk
ard vicinity IN conpl with their cuty the COMMITTEES
have procured TAMNANY Hall. ord meeting viii he heh
Al that place on SATURDAY EVENING. My Ne
o'c.cck flll and punctos siterdauce 10 requested
Bv order r II ROGERS, Chairman Of Com.
70 The above mentioned Report may be found In Ms
TSiJxne and Globe Of Wednssdsv last my2i o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
WARNOCKS HATS.

Are no, your coarse haltdnishst, iLshapsd ancouh
looking hats commonly esing the hesis Of well
dressed gentlemen but peculiar for their ard finish,
model ard adaptation. Gentlemen DESTROYS to msntan
their sAndug In the world" with hats on should certainly
be ducd at lmy24 81 wARNOCKS, 2o5 Broadway.
GENERAL NoTIcE TO OUR NUMEROUS READERS!-Y
are directed to the celebrated cheapes, Carpet Establish
ment in the United States 90 BOwery HIRAM ANDERsoNs
where you can saye time and money in purchasing Engst
hree ply ard Ingram Carpets Rugs Oncoths, Mating
&c Those who have visited the SIX spacious show
rooms ard selected bargain have only to embrace this
rare opporiuniiyi there they will find the largest and
chespes, assortment Crowds avail themselves OF this rare
opportunity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
hoslrLss nUrlOLs.

CefNfsc NusrUM -Wedare say that ne ca nese Beauty
d. - m ~, rs1.ting woman Of All Chnt she -, no
| d fr amer en- OF the bstifr conduon OF The Ciness.
an, Inv ~ 80 ~ nGplise al the co rrAlss- VI th7
ramon Wslk. .hs modest Elihl ace ~ far g. -
vs'p OF M v. muc. howe'e- sne - %, pr ~ !.
u ff-lf DO ycu rfeflr reFderi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

GRocERIgst Is hardly necessary to inform The public
OF the low prices of good groceries al PARGERs new
Temperance stores 2 and 26 Broom, corner OF Ludlow.
hey only need to know hs he has got fnto hls new
store, Hnd the quantity OF Butter Sugars Teas Coffee Is
truly astonishing. Best OF Butter, only IL Cd per b and
other things propordonsby cheap Goods sent to all parts
Of tie City and Brooklyn, free Of charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
| The Meeting ut Charleston - Resolutions
! Passed against lion. III. Clay's Compro-


LuAhLtSIUN IuefIay, Nay 2.
The public meeting which We have previously
announced was held in this city last evening. 1t
was well attended by eur citizens, including some
of our most respectable planters. The Compro
mis- Resolutions OF Hon. Henry Clay were unani
mousy condemned, as being subversiye to the
rights of the South, and strong resolutions were
psssed to that effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

tustFs Tberris steady feeling IN ths ~ )us market
bu u = not Aeye viii prices without charge
Sas lave beer made OF 2tfo hushes - W8s,r arrys
In we'k or ten DAYS 81 = 81 f5r Ge1esee CoRS IL n
good ieares Il advanced prc-s We sale, ~ 10 90
hosnelf ~ ~ este r. round vel ~ and Sc fjr aIi do
Allow. 100 bl.l fIsun WMLskY ..-i q 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
w,rr,s NFRyors ANrIDOTy.

Major ~ 81 Moan says is perfect for Neuralgia,
ard other nervous complaints 81 bottle. 81 dozen
Sent to any partly Express from lO2 Sssssust Itsike
aptrfecI cure for Ansphrodss not found the most
wonderful medicine In the world, the money viii be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

~ Our sssorlaeu, Ct tssl qia4y res y see gsrnsas
comprises various new tpes, Business an Travelling
FrocIs Sacks Dress aud Froek Costs Light osereoss.
PaniA,oors, YesS. &c.
WIN T. JENNINGS, 81 Broadway.
mve9i.t Oppo.te the PARK Pountss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

Y c. EDWARD H,BIcHr. Esq. who went
passenger in die Roya' Mail Steamship Niagara.
Is the bearer Of dispatches to toe American Min.
isfor in London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
sHlrrs I,NnvRs.IRrs ~ nRAwrRs,

WEI made 500. sizing sli-is. a. moderate prices Win
superior s.sor'rrut Il urfsrshs and drawers q "a,
merl-o Isrrhswcoi Cotton and LINEN. n lshi shr-s
suitable Tor ne pre- erd spproscbng seasons nay b
found at sASxAY's 1f6 wnianst one door above Fs-
Ton mF2i 2iss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
Organization OF the Democratic Gubernatc

rial ConventiOn-Arriyal or Commodore
NlcKeever mt Ncrfoik-The Brig Porpoise
Ordered TO sail for Cuba.
BALTINORE Thursday, Hzy ..
The Democratic Gubernatorial Convention or
ennized pro ten. McCallngh of Cecil was appoint
ed President.
Commodore McKeeyer arrived at Norfolk on
Tuesday.
The Congress will sail on Goth inst.
The brig Porpoise is awaiting the arrival Of her
Doctor and Lieutenant after which she sails for
Cuba.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

r- We culd cell he attention Of citizen, sct sr.,
eers 10 e hcsga!ul assortment Of suPercr,o.ed Psu>
Fortes viii srd without he oro5sied y isn,' md,
tyT GILBERT / CO Boston. No ns,rumsni % eerrlh,,
fer tie rsrior a. these OrcsrPeaos N.R-sseoadA. ss
Pianos for 50 cheap TO rent
NeW.YoTk Wsieroou. ~ Broadway. myei 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

NTw-OxtFA~s Tuesday. May o.
Meredith NcLane, sail maks- from Pni''fsl
rhis, was accidentally Drowned some dis.aace
'.om Ills city b. Gle uPs-t,ins Of regatta bat
-Four others were, Ivy timely assistance res'1ad
rom f. watcry grave McLsDe's body las been
.----r~rl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
Later FROM Havana-No Landing Yet.

NJ" OhLLANti ouhdayl ivy u
The steamship GgGdel4GireT has arrived here in
, days from HGvana-with dispatches fer the Spar
ISL Consul She reports that there was no signs
of disturbance and troops landed, at the Iss OF
Pines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
r,rervrss NOTICES.

FFy,,sD At REDvcfD PEIcEs.- csshsi Lo,s
sursr o1, =. Cd per ID. or CA per ID R,sa-a "A
90 SnArts Ytao,s a. ard - Cd Al best qlsy Yoanx
Tyson Tea u cs fair 20 Is per 10 b>'i OaonE "a ia
~ gsh Bfesstai Tea s. good aoA %. Ga with lur,
ara choice assortment offay Groceries o. al klsss es,
,,srty on hs1d At o. FowLFss. "a aad IL Gre-n~SsA
&c Yeeey, ard go Grsr 80. ny2 2ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
Observation-Disclosures, May =.

Tho Transactions il HlwsrdSt. and City Mills
Ttcrp rearh coo bhI a. 8 s. There s good dernsui
Tor HED WEEAF, a. ~ r. We notice fGir bzEness
Sc.rg II CoRS. VIII fsles az 53ol1c There IS new
4 ptls n the Provision msrket; the demand from the
trsds very sc.vc There il somewhat nors 1Tnnef 10
re OE0eERT VaFket and prices isld upward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
I'm Cone,c~-, Yesterday.

In tic SENATE the Omnibus was discussed.
The HousE varied the monotony of its ex-
crcises By a rather animated debate on q
proposed increased of the Army for the pro-
lection Of the frontiers exposed to the lndi-
ans. There was 10 vote taken in either
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
u. =. Vessels for Cuba.
BY Special TsitgrapAto T4s 7'ibuse.
N.SutScrox Thursda- ~

WAsHiNGros Thursday siay ..
TIE National InteHigencer says the U. 5. ship
Congress is at anchor of the Navy Hospital at Nor
folk, and nearly all the crew on board, viii sail in
few days. The Porpose is waiting for a crew of
Norfolk. The Rartan is undergoing repairs and
" III soon be ready. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

LANcAsHIEf BrLl-RISGEKs- The qlsity Of III 80 per
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

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HENRY WISEMAN, Chairman.
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