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REPORT OF THE TREASON CASES.

THE subscribers propose publishing verbatim reports Of
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Magazine Dictionary of Mechanics. An.
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AM still engaged In The prosecution Of claims against the
Government Such Of the soldiers Of the Mexican war;
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A. M. GANGEWER,

. AnOrnfy and Agent Washington City, D. c..
A TrENDS to claims for Pensions Bountv L..
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Music the Food Of Love.
Private Rehearsal
Poitensss In the Eighteenth Century
Note of interrogation.
Poiteness in the Nineteenth Century.
Design for Cottage in the Italian style BY r. Wsdsksr
Architect
Ground Plan, and Plan OF Upper Story.
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Patterns for Needework.
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The Saving Of Fuel,

The cost Of the Fuel annually required in the
United States for Mechanical and Manufacturing
purposes-mainly for the generation of Steam
cannot fall short of Fifty Millions of Dollars
Estimating it at Forty Millions, an invention or
discovery which would save one fourth Of this
amount would increase the National wealth by
Ten Millions of Dollars per annum. The cost o.
Fuel for culinary purposes, warming dwellings,
&c, is of course much greater, bus we leave that
out of the present computation.
The immediate saving Of expense is bat the be-
ginning of the benefits which such an economic.
ing OF Fuel would secure. Many branches Of Pro-
ductive Industry would be largely extended in
consequence Of such cheapening Of an important
element Of production. A fabric which cannot be
made without loss when forty tons Of coal per
week are required 10 produce given amount o.
power may be produced at living rate when the
same poH er is obtained from the combustion Of
thirty tons. And this is but one of many ilIustra
tons of farrsachDg principle. Hence every
plan or invention for FuelSaving is an object OF
individual not merely, bat of National and unyer-
sal concern.
We viaited on Saturday the Chemical Works
Of AID. D. f. Tiemann 4 Son, Manha.tanyille, 10
witness the operation of BOXERS IMPROVED Fur
MACE, in company with the Trustees Agent j.
Amory, Esq. Of Boston. Messrs. Tiemann son
have applied this invention to several different
Boilers, so that it was burning Anthracits, BIsa'
minous (Liverpool and SemiBituminous pau
phin) Coal in the same establishment at once In
no case could particle ofsmoke be seen to issus
from the chimney-all was consumed-and only
transparent, incombustible gases given of through
the chimney whether high or low. BY this con
sumption of the smoke, it is calculated that a"'
ing Of sixteen per cent. is effected, and as ma'"
more by retaining the heat longer under the oOnel
and bringing the great body Of it more dRe0'y
in contact Herewith. This is effected oy meA",
of three or four peculiarly constructed cur'T.
bridges or arches erected at certain ia'e'
across the space beneath the common cyinoi.~
Tor any other) boiler, between the ire A"u y.
further end, each bridge or arch reaching ~ !"
within three or four inches OF the boiler, ana NV
ing all the heat into immediate contact tnefe"""
By the intense heat thus concentrated toe 'n''~s
so. obliged to pass through these nsrr'" 'P''
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To TIE PuRL1c.-Atlantic Hotel. Ho-


boken, n }. Mondsy, March a. lG5lTo correct the err
roneous reports ofmacous persons 20 the ofmy
present absence from New-fors beg leave IN advance
OF The publication OF my own psper % refer my rends
aud the public my reasons as SCI forth IN the following
letter which directed TO the District Attorney of Pough
NEW.YORH. March p. 1851.
Sir Stree Wednesday have carefully reflected on tse
charge made by the Court on my ae sl az Poughkeep
sie and am entirely convinced that my Constiut oua
rights denied me by tue assumption on ne part OF the
Court OF night TO express her opinion Of the evidence
and which assumption in a case OF libel. amounts my
ludgmeht 70 the discharge Of he jury on OF VNaIl
Thoueh the Jury were told that thew were the Judges %
the law and he facts the Court did not hesitate 10 declare
heir unanimous opinion thai had net made out deiense
and added their influence the closing speech OF me pros
scented my behalf Of any eEect upon the July On this
error win othsrs and bu, for which defense would
have been proved 10 81 aeQuia believe IL any night 10
have al ha proceedings against stayed, until The ad
rulings be reviewed on OH OF exceptions and par
ncaarly until h at part OF the action OF the Court be re-
viewed which declared tie LIBEL was proved and which
stated il had not been justified.
Appsehensive therefore, that Court which would Dis
regard constitutional provision 70 my osady anage might
deny me NE stay which 10 usually granted IN such matters
for BIN Of Exceptions have resolved that no sentence
sha be executed until have that hearing upon The
action Of this Court which Is due 70 every American ciu
zen 10 bke exigeneies
have resolved upon this course not only through the
promptDgs OF that reserved night OF scfProtecon which
adhees " man even the power Of Courts but il du
Nv 90 the profession which belong ard which would be
ssriousy concluded 70 succ1nb without resistance
10 doctrine that would reduce rs liberties 10 nsiglid
csee and subject lie conductors 10 be dragged from Que
end ofthe State TO the other the complaint OF person
who could gel access Grand Jury Actuatsd 6y these
motives ard with determination 70 submit myself 20 the
action osyoar Court as il shan be properly sus
aimed shall not IN attendance At your Court today.
Very respectfully, your ooedien' sssysni
TW CAMPBELL Esq Dist ATTY Dulchess G..
Tbaye mi 10 sdd 70 the above, that am residing IN tl
v,ev IF he cy OF New York in suit OF rooms a. the At
spe Hotel in Hobokeu and have 40 desire 70 e1ura TO
Town before he latter part Of the week by winch ase my
counsel N doubtless have obtained io me 'hoso "s"'
ssr he conservation of which am no y here ~ ,,,
'01 Iu Sss coH''' "'''' 0EORGE WILKES.
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~ The FTeemaa's Journal puts the facts that
we ardenty desired the removal Of Robert Walsh
from the American Consulate at Paris and that
Mr.. Walsh isa Catholic before its readers in such
q shape as to lead them to believe that our oppo-
sition to Walsh was impelled by hostility to his
religious creed-and this is 90 repeated as to
make plain the fact that it was intended. II the
meaning be only that good Catholic mus! ne
ceuarily be hostile TO the efforts Of Mazzini
Kossuth Blum and their compatriots to shake of
the rule Of the European Despots we have
nothing to say; but if the Editor means to have
bis readers believe that we sought Mr.. Walshs
removal more earnestly because OF his Catholic
faith than we would had he been Protestant
Hebrew. Infde or Mormon intoxicating the same
political doctrines and operating in behalf Of Rus
STA and Austria, then he means what is not true,
and what he must kn0r to be untrue. But We
trust be means only that sound Catholic must
necessarily be on the side Of Haynsu, Radetzky,
Jenachich L Co., against Kossuth, GAribsldi and
Benin which case, we are willing to submit
tie question between as unArgued TO the judg.
meat Of the pubic.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MARCH %
For California.

We shall issue on TOMORROW
MORNING The Tribune for California,
Oregon and the Sdndaoicb Islands. It
will contain all the Latest Foreign and Do
mestic News, City News, Money and Mar
ket Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies of this paper will please
leave their orders early this morning. Price, SIN
gle numbers, sixpence.
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have to deal with one vast system of unds.
guised tyranny than with thirty crowned
hypOcrites of constitutional liberalism. By
the latter they may possibly still be ridden
for years to come; with the former they
would soon finish, decisively and forever
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For EuF0De.

The next number of The Tribune for European
circulation, will be issued To Morrow MORN.
ING, at O'Clock. 1t will contain all the latest
news up to the time Of going to press The ASIA
sails from this port TOMORROW, at l2 o'clock
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Remarks.

We have at ieogth smoked out some sort
of reply to one of tbs most material state
ments in our article on Legislation by
Guess" in The Tribune of the 9th INST
Twelve days after that article reached
Washington, the Clerk of the late House
comes out with a stout denial of something
that the Rochester Democrat has said on
the strength of our article, whereupon the
Union certiies that Judge Young utterly
'refutes and scatters to the winds a Jout
'calumny put in circulation against Speaker
Cobb."-Thus, you see, the main, the vital
allegation made by us, which Judge Young's
statement fully confirms and puts beyond
cavil, is completely shuffled out of sight
is not allowed to be even suspected by The
Unions readers, who are led to suppose
that our article was an attack on Speaker
Cobb, for whom we have the highest re-
spect, and whom we should be most I'M
willing to injure or offend. Our article
was written purely to show that Congress,
by utterly wasting two-thirds of each Ses-
sion and finally passing all the more I'M
portant acts with a rush during the last
few hours, inevitably subjects the Country
TO the perils of inconsiderate, hasty, vicious,
prodigal legislation, involving the passage
of acts and provisions of which Congress
itself has no clear understanding. In sup
port of this view, we cited the case of the
Post-Route bill, passed without a single
reading, which 1--WE were assured directly
afterward) contained a grant of S35O,OOO
for a Telegraph TO California, when we
positively knew that those who passed the
bill had no suspicion that it contained any
thing of the kind. 1t has since proved
that our informant was mistaken; but it is
none the less true that the clause might
have passed in that bill and no ten Mem
bers Ofthe whole Congress known anything
about it.
Now with regard to this Naval Appro-
pristion bill : Our article contained these
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e Weinvite the attentiOn OF capltaIists

and others 10 the of vsu able real auction, by
ANTHONY BLEECKER, THIS DAY al II O'Clock At
the Merchants Exchange consisting OF the desirable prop
ala? tbe houses ana lots known as Ia Roseveltsi, 81
Eehhs and the elegant house and lot % Lexngton-svi
also three buidsg lots Fourteenhst near the Frssv
ore ot on Twenty second st. near Second av three lots
on The Els hlhsv NJ Of Thrtysxt ST. three lots
on Twenty sixth ST. near Sixthay; do on TwenlysXh
A. near ugton-av ard beautiful country residence Al
owanus South Brooklyn Maps Of the above can be had
NJ the auction ROOMS Breads (l5D()
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RICH CARPETINGs.-PET IL HUM
pHREY 379 Broadway corner OF White st. have just
cetved from Europe per packet ships Patrick Henry Queen
Of the West and Montezums and have now in store their
spring style of and elegant Carpets, from the cee
brated manufactures Of Grossly Sons and Pardoe Hoo
mans Psrdoe consisting Of rich Velvet, Tapestry and
Brussels Carpeng, &c. Nc, styles entirely new. Having
pad particular attention in the selection Of our goods, we
are prepared display the complete the largest and
decidedly the sioch offered the country Also,
large stock of English on Cloths new designs aud thor
OuRhy seasoned which offered with all other choice
Coods at The lowest possible market prices. mA 6t-
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MoRE NEW SPRING GOoDs.-HIrc

MOkE NEW NPkINU UUUD>.-1IICH-
COCK 4 LrApBEArER. S47 Broadway, Of Leonard
ct have ust received from auction large LOT OF new
Spring Goods OF the beautiful and desirable styles
ipcluding silks Shswls Manilas De LANES, BIeges and
every hing else that ladies' fSmles desire
which thew selling auction prices Among the rest
they have Openef few OF Spring styles OF French
calico q ysrd wide 81 is. ward.
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LooKING-GLAss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ARps KINGsLARD, Wholesale Dealer and Manufacture of
Looking and Importer Of Looting-0ass Plstes
50 Corandt, N r. bias now Ia store spe9aid assert
vaat ~ Ornananied, Plain Pier ana manlel 1tSSes'
Also an unusual large stock Of Mahogany Frame Gasses
suitable for the Western and Southern trade JooOoIs
Inc h s;o and prices previous to purchasing elsewhere,
~ their facilities for manufacturing and importing her own
Plates enable them 10 sell lower than any other mouse 20
lbsciiy. 90, ~ , SnIcut
n B-Merchsnts having orders TO hil for California,
Weh, Indies or other markets, would do well 10 call
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T FowLERs 81 WELLS, Phrenologists
and Pubsherr Clinton Hall ISL NsssAuS near the Park.

R DR. TRAFTON's BuckChorn Berry
Pulls are mild and ehectusl ara the ACKNOWLEDGED
best remedy for Bilious attacks, Liver Complaint, Head.
eche Govt Giddiness habG Cosiveness Loss OF Appe-
ute and indigestion. Depot l46 Wlism-tL FOR sale by
The principal city druggisiS and chemists.
ygT a
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DRESS BooTs--SPRING STYLE,-Patent
Leather and French Calf Boots and Shoes Congress But
ton Sidesce ties Ano Caters Monterey, Oxford and JEFF
ferson Ties Nuhfers &c Nc OF The subscrb,rs own man.
ufacture Also Ladies, Msse, and Boys Wear In every
variety, for sale Of The lowest prices, by
m22 Sleod JOHN L. WATKINS, ia FuliOn.st.
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HATs UNRIvALLED.-GENIN EsTAB-
,,vxT NAV now well be termed the vanguard OF the Hat
,,.de in the United States His exquisite four dollar
snTfpr STYLE for 1851 and It's brilliant notifications FOR
Youpg Men &c have that question rest; and tbs
public have, by their generous patronage and warm Hp
oval counteTsgned the appeal made 10 their taste and
Judgment GEHlN, 2l4 Broadway, opposite St. Psuls
" STRANGERS AND CITIZENS are in
vited v'sit GEORGE w. TUTTLES Emporium OF
ancy Goods 345 Broadway where may be seen IN end
less variety every description Of English French German
and Chinese Fancy Ware al the most reasonable prices
wholesale and retail New and beautiful goods by every
arrival from Europe Visitors are always welcome
ms Steod
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Il LADIES-the Spring time of the
year has and II you wish promenade you will ind
a. MLERs, IN CSnsist beautiful Cater Boots OF all The
fashionable STYLES Al Is ard Is shngs the pair First quail
ly slippers Ties and Buskns At 9s and los Second quail
nv, tame styles 6s ard - the pair with Misses sud
Chdfens Bools and Shoes OF al kinds and prices. Re-
member J. b. MLLERS, 1874 CarslsL
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A JOKE WITH THE VERMIN.-
Hsi hs Meesrs. Insects
Your sambos are Ger;
There a LYON among you.
Ca wall aud on floor.
One taste OF his powder
You re gone In a Whit;
Reaches. moths ants and bed-bugs
IL kills 10 q WI
While where Rats and Mice scsmpered'
In quiet we seat us,
For r LYONS famed globues
Give 10 Them Quietus. -. 400 p.o.5
LYoSs Magnetic Powder and Pills. DepO'' 4|o oi0S1'
way.
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WLLIAMsBURGH LoTs-.We call the
attention OF persons desiring Wamsbureh property
fae Of 50 Lois and brick Buildings Even, Marshall,
Leonard and McKbben SITS, sdvertsed by JAMES Cole,
take place The Merchants Exchange THIs DAY The
property Of the most desirable in The whole village
Maps are ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-25

CRAYoN DAGUERREOTYPEs NJ. A. as.
Roof S63 Broadway, Of Franklin st. are prepared
take a new style OF Daguerreotype Miniatures resem-
bling Crsyon Drawings The effect is as beautiful
wonderful truly artistic. Ladies and Gentlemen are
invited TO call and examine specimens. The process is
patented and these exquisite pictures can be had only at
RooTs Gallery S6S Broadway, cor OF Frsnkinst.
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RIcU CARPrTINGs.-PE IL Hum

RIPE STRAwBERRIEs.-
sTRAwBERRUEs quite ripe for sale at TYLoE',
3S7 Broadway. me- 6F
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The FUNNIEST OF Abby far the
Aluyest is the celebrated Jim Crow Rice His Ginger
Blue at Baruums Museum Yesterday afternoon, one
ofthe most amusing things imaginable U very luicrous
MsdelaTe attractive ever in he evening The
moral excellence of tins play beyonddispuie The same
things repeated to-day Miss Chapman's benefit We'd
nesday evening.
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GENTLEMEN's SPRING HATS. 49, BIRD,
corner Pine and Nassau ssTne new style presented
10 the public a model OF elegance, and OF superior
quality Of fabric snd finish Particular attention is given 20
the wishes OF those who consult their taste In the
selection OF Hat. BIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau su.
IRf 2TpTuThFr6SRt