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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Now = THE TIME.-PErERsoN & How

gRREr. Of The Of Broadway and White ss, otter
The greatest Inducements 10 purchasers OF Csrpeueg al
present Teey have ust received entire los OF The
moei seeent snd cesirshe description Of The various
norcs, win large siock o! OIL Cloths OF very
and unique patterns These they are selling prces
much below the usnL rsi>s and lsss than what the
vice IN time-'rs folly - delay"
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LADIES Dress GOODS. Ladies from
abroad az well rs cue own city sdies will find very
choice assortment OF SILKS, Oesines French m1stns,
lawns hsreges and everyng eise adapted 10 their ware
Tobss household Hiars thr Dry Goods line NJ HIrCH
COCK LEApBE ,TERs Si7 Broadway corner Of Leonard
OIL Their Pine apple goods, or Pektn Gslze. are
attracting the attention Of every ady snt are found mss
delrable article
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ENGLAND.

Parliamcnt-Jews' Bili-BanGust 10 LORD
stanley The Bishops aInnifesto-Che Tat
bot Cass-Queen at the Crystai Psiace-
Exclusion of American Officers from tue
Tinted service Club-HoHse-Denth OF
Pnssatore-Musical Gossip
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II BARGAINS IN STRAW GOODS, as
cheap II not cheaper than any wholesale retail store Ia
New York handsome assortment Of Ladies', Misses
and Boys Hats Of slmOst every sipd Al
~ YOUNG'S IS Bowery,
A1Q 2wMW6sn between Grand and Hester sS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

T The LARGEST ASSORTMENT of Bed
sseads Beds Mslussses ard Feathers offered Al
WILLAkDs Warehouse, $50 Cnshs-s. cor. OF Mulberry
The slepon OF Househeepefs and Others particularly
called 10 Wlrs Patent Right ard Len Screw sedstead-
Old 6sds renovated. c0u wholesale and retail
al9 5gTu,fh&Ss
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yED.---kELTY

IIEAD'N UANIEHS IVI.HV' Tu' III 20 T
& FkRGUsoN's Wholesale and Retail WINDOW SHADE
STORE, 1871 BROADWAY Persons wsnung Shades, CIT
Shade Trimmings md the beat assortment In he
Shades warranted stand any climate Some new pat
terms Gold Birds and FLOWERS that csuuoi De seen al
any other Prces lower than elsewhere Call aud
ssiisfy yourselves. al2 MW&Sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

The following is Mr.. Websters reply to the
invitation OF hs friends to make speech in lsul Hall
1t will be thai the letter written subseq
The Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10.


The House, by 100 to 90, killed the bill
providing a Tribunal for the investigation
and settlement of Claims on the Govern
ment. This is rascally vote, and the
men who gave it would, in our humble
judgment, repudiate any honest debt if
they could do so with impunity. There
are great many unfounded, trumped up,
impudent claims on the Treasury, which
ought to be put to sleep forever; and there
are also some perfectly honest and just
claims, which it is positively dishonest to
postpone the payment OF for single Ses-
sion. But Congress has no time nor incli-
nation to act understandingly on these
claims, and the bad stand quite as good a
chance of passing as the good. And If
bad one is voted down one year, 1t starts
up as fresh and forward as ever on the In
coming of another Congress. And yet
a majority OF Congress refuse to establish
any tribunal for the adjustment of Claims
1t is shameless denial of justice, and the
Yeas and Nays will doubtless show that
the representatives of Repudiators and
their Political confederates composed nine
tenths of the majority.
The SENATE passed bill making large
grants of Public Lands for the support of
the INDECENT Insane. In the general Land
scramble, everybody. it seems, get in ahead
of the Landless Settlers. But their turn
will come.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
Weather Items.
BY Morse's Line, Office l6 Wou-st


ny AhWses ts"'ef Nbee ~ V""sti
TUESDAY. FEB IL AN
BUFFALO Weather yed svddeAly from rain tosnOw
about 10 PM yesterday quite cold this monilgi wind
north Their. p Der - IS.
RocHssTER-Wind changed lsst niyht nom south to
northwest growing colder snd comu enc.d showing
AuBURN- Wind blowing from W.NW.; Their 81 snow.
ingtast
sYRAcusE-weaiher Cloudy and snowiag &; wind INV,
oswreo- Lest night at O'Clock Their 90 end raining
haru . this morning cole stormy s1d unPkasanti winl
Nm w: Their p little snow zen during the aight
UTIcA-Clouey, windy and rather unpleasant; we have
had for the past two days weather changed last n
and this morning somewhat COLDER Their 20 bar 500
AIBANY-weather clondy and very unpleasant, her
So bar. $3.50; wind west rained very hard daring Aa
fRoY-Dark cloudy unpleasant morning, with lille raa
10 Amt mas cleared OF and IL now mild aud pleasant
BUFFALO Cloudy; wind norIhi ther IS above bar
1915.
RocHEsrER-w Weather has been very unpleasant today;
snowy az clustering wind noIta " est lher. 49,
AuBURS-Clcudy and cold looks like more snow; wpd
northwest Their 20.
SYRAcusE-It has tried hard all day snow but s now
clear and pleasant wind northwest ther. -.
OswEGO- Shaving but not unpleasant; wind INV.
and light: about inch OF snow fell daring the day;
Their. 29t bar 80. IS.
Urlc1-The weather has been quite fine since morning,
and we have u beautiful starlight evenings wind
ALBANY-Cl9ared OF this Z M hre moon ght evening
slight wine nom the Their &c bar. 80 So mercury
TRoYThe weather for the pas two days has been vJ
unsetleoE yesterday very rainy and unpleasant up
today the weather like Spring, and Il ID eos
freezing the river Ia feet the docks and rsny
the lie. above the bridge and dem is completely broken
thermometer stands ~ above; wind Light from the we
BY Bdin's Line, - WaA-st
TUESDAY, Jan ll-9PM |
BUFFALo-Wind east cloudy been snowingi iha .
above.
RoCHEsTER-Wind west; clear and rather cold; abG
four inches snow fell to-day; Their % above.
sYR.cUsE-wind NV cloudy slight snow fahngl
day; Their. 81
DTIcA- Cloudy; Their a
FoRr PLAISJ-Wind wv. slight fall OF snow; eleu
sber. 25
TToY-Clesr and clear freezing fast.
ALBANY-Wind NV clear and cold
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I.aboring for the Union.

The following Circular reached us last
evening, purporting to emanate from the
most active and influential branch of the
Union and Safety Committee but we
doubt its authenticity. 1t reads more as
they would be likely to think than to talk.
However, we give it for what it may be
worth:
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS ARRIVING IN TOWN.
CoNaITTEE OF SArErYs Rooms.
Monday Feb TO- 1851.
That portion Of the Union Safety Commitee which hiss
charge Of the Dry Goods Interest take this opportunity OF
performing duty which they fear hey have too long neg
Iecied In pursuance Of the great ends for which we were
appointed have lsbored diligently in our iad,rlds4l
capacities In disseminating publications al the South con-
gaining reaNe information soundness or unsound
mess Of various prominent hoHses here on the Slavery
question Most ofyou have probably received papers from
contang the names Of unsafe merchants here AZ wa
took particular pains send SEM copies TO
every merchant The Souberu Country We sso instruct
ed our yo9ng men 10 lose no opportunity while travelling
n the South, 10 make You fully acquainted win
the names Of those with whom you ought to deal
and those you ought u avoid. Siace their return,
have directed them To follow up the good work
and see that you are rot exposed 70 any uafavorsoe
Influences While here Our disinerested and patriotic Ia
bora in behalf OF the Union ia urtherance OF the real
objects for which We were appointed Will prove Rnproft
eOe unless mel In corresponding spirit by We feel
~ II ue time and money have expended this great
ssuso Justly entities 10 some practical recOnpsnse.
Soana 'Vgeshet As by lies of conmon interest we
usss no nessnon 10 calling you 10 IN the
spt win ~h.h We Animated and labor zsalOusy for
~ y, us southern trade into proper channels,
ne exclusion OF 81 independent or other interests We
sne axe IN o0'hg all ia our power 10 accomplish
this great end For this COMMITTEES vvss and
Our sacred honors" W 0N' 'O''1N0'' NN~
You viii names are prOmiOeu, in the Committee
and some Of Ne ohceSs OF the RrenS ana ,,-,o,s
Union Meeting Should you with oaS CO. =,
the Hotels, you viii have difficulty In nnding -. a.
OF our members viii be hsppy to furnish you ia ,her = ~
diyidas capacities y with the names Of the SILK and S
DIV Goods Straw Goods and Hardware houses with 49,
Il will be safe for you 70 des You viii also ind in on
Counting Rooms copious hes OF patriotic sod copservntS
psperssOme OF which we have sent GU through the nas
accompanied by recommendation of 10 your "a
yorable notice and patronage We take this opportunity
of saying that have Withdrawn our subscriptions ON
Ali papers IA Al are not with In This great wok
TIE SUB COMMITTEE or SEVENTEEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12

property of some sort. An tncoRcert'bte
paper," be says, ISSUED in reasonable and
not excessive quantities, and adequately
guaranteed. would answer the purpose just
as well in a particular country and effect
ually secure it against the terrible disasters
consequent on the alternate expansion and
contraction of the currency" But the
world is not wise enough yet to perceive
how easy and efectual a remedy this sim
pie expedient would provide against the
greatest and most extensive calamities
which now afflict humanity; and so great
is the pouer Of INFESTED capital tchich such
calamities benefit, that it is probable several
generations must descend to their graves
before it is generally adopted"
What is the new currency recommended
by this arch tory but the Bank of Ex-
change proposed by the redOubtable PRoUD-
HON, or the labor note of Warren, the
American radical 1t is essentially the
same thing; the difference is only one Of
detail. The Tory says that wisdom and
prudence could easily devise system of
paper currency which. entirely based on
available property of some kind, and there
fore perfectly secure, would yet be capable
of expansion in proportion to the increase
of the numbers and transactions of men,"
Proudhon, Kellogg, Warren and others,
say that they have devised the needed sys-
tem. They allagree thatit must be asystem
of paper money not based on the precious
metals, and all anticipate that great ad-
vantsges to Labor and corresponding loss
of importance to accumulated Capital must
result from its adoption.
In the United Stftes great political
party has in times past made the abolition
of pepper money and the establishment of
an exclusive metallic currency its war-cry.
That party called itself Democratic, the
party of the People. No matter what its
pretences, its measures in this respect, as in
every other, have had no other tendency
than TO strengthen the power of Money, di
minish the reward of Labor, and hand the
Masses, unprotected and incapable of re-
sistance, over to the tender mercies of CAPT
talisls and usurers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
will come.

LATER FROM MExIco.-We this morn
ing lay before our readers, in the letters Of
The Tribuae'S Special Correspondent at
the Mexican capital, eleven days later in
telligence from that republic. These dis
patches contain matter of high interest,
such as the Presidents speech at the open
ing of Congress, equivalent to our Presi-
dents Message) the doings of that body,
&C., &c. We commend them to the at
tention of our readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
From the South.

=. WAsHiscroS, Tuesday, FEB n
At the Annapolis Convention the Comni,,ss..
Judiciary have reported 10 favor of electjng
by the People, for the term OF ten wears. srs
whole reorganization of the system. aholi.E.
the Chsncellor's Court and Magistrates Co..s
and forming District Courts Of Appeals
A letter from Rev. DR.. Hawks OF New Yo,k 4.
published in the NewOrleans papers. adSre...i
TO Jenny Lind congratul ating her srr exn-e,.s.
the thankfulness Of the writer 10 God for her n,s
servation from the dangers Of the ses, and ursr.
her to cherish the unaffected humility which sss.
fresh luster to her extraordinary endowment,
The price of Concert tickets is fixed a, - I,
and IS. Choice Of seats az auction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
Washington's Birthday.

TttAsAIIt' Iucs1ly, FEB. IT.
A spirited meeting OF the citizens of Peek,ka
was held at the house of Col Williams, this eve.
ping, to make preparations for celebrating the Al,
niversary of Washington's Birthday. Ward B
Howard Isaac Seymour, Chas. A. q. Depeu. G
2. Marshal. Isaac ]. Vaudeville, Jas. P. ssss
ders, and David w. Travis, were appointed
Committee Of Arrangements. The exercises vii
commence with divine service and appropria.s
music, when the Declaration Of Independents
and Washipgtons arew oil Address Will be read.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
The COnsIiiuiiOnnIity OF the Wilmot
ErnYian.

The Courier and Inquirer admits the..in-
consistency of its assertions, l. that the
Wilmot Proviso is unconstitutional, and, ,.
that Congress has the right to exclude
Slavery from the New Territories, amend
ing its declaration as follows:
The Tribune lie quite right and thank for calling
attention the apparent nconsistency-the effect Of
hssty writing. We hold that Congress has no power to
pass law authorizing the Introduction Of Slavery into free
erToTy and that consequently they have authority TO
pasa law prohibiting its Introduction. Either tbs
The other law would in judgment have been UHeonsti
tuftOndi If they could not by law establish Slavery In
free territory they could not by law prohibit its establish
msnt but hey had the right to preserve the territory pre-
cisey In the condition they found In regard 10 the Slave
Institution, and by refusing 10 change the organic law Of
such free territory prere the Introduction OF Slavery into
IT, This the North had light to demand this they accom-
pished and this conceive the least OF the
compromises OF the last session Of Congress We plead
gully having written csrelessy upon this subject Fri
day but the addition OF few words would have made
meaning clear We ask The Tribune TO read
teDce thus:
1T is the right OF the General Government prevent the
Introduction OF Slavery into of he free territory of the
Union by insisting that the organic lar Of such free terri
tori shdH be respected D"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
A COOP MovE.-Mr. SEWARD yester-

A COOP MovE.-Mr. SEWARD yester-
day introduced in the Senate resolution
inviting an inquiry into the propriety Of
reducing the weight of our silver coin,
which was adopted. This is a timely
movement. It is evidently out of the
question to keep the standard of silver up
to the old point, when the value of gold
has undergone so great a change as within
the past two years. Either the quality Of
silver coin must be reduced or its weight
of the two the latter seems to US preferable.
Why should not the place Of silver for
half dollars. quarters, &c. be supplied by
new combination of gold with some infe-
Nor metal Silver dollars are certainly
unnecessary as long as we have gold ones,
and we see no reason why, in case of need,
silver money cannot be dispensed with
almost altogether.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
Co,,vor PoINT, FLUsHING.-Such IS


a, o ,s,on N village just laid out on Flushing Bay
tne MANI Esbipg village and the East River, distaa
- ubIas one fourth OF mile. The new village ts
non non he well known SsrattoD farm, embracing
eno 49, IA by 100 deep. II occupies portion OF College
eses can land the village docks and where passenger
stsamers car land the village docks whatever toe
state Of the tide The village is beautifully laid out into 90
feet Streets being rise Of ground the finest ste In he
whole aon-and plank travel way s being laid hom II
TO Flushing to he completed this week hne PARK Is re-
served he center Of the village and the streets are o
out 10 the best The location compasses hne
Amos re- and delightful view up and down tne rVel
200 Of the lots already sold, and If we mistake DoI
greatly the balance win be very soon takentne distance
Being but eight miles from the city with almost houfy
steam communication. and plank road consroe.eo pc
tween Wismsburgh and Flushing, ahordiHg every iacy
for reaching NewYork early AID leaving It ate IN he
evening We regard College Point, Fushing, as the most
desirable suburb residence within circle OF twenty mles
around New.YoTk. Messrs LoSGLEY FLAnMER, the
epterprsing projectors of this village have, Ia caro- IN
our columns given details OF the terms &c upon whlch
sales will be made As would, no doubt, desire
more than lot such persons by purchasing before
the recording of the map, secure as many lots even ioa
block as they may desire, and select locaton also we
recon mend such contemplating suburban resi-
dence 10 call Messrs LoSGLEY fLAmMER, al tnelr
Office ~ Wooster-st, where hey will receive every
Information We regard these gentlemen as man OF In
tegrity and can be relied upon Those who wish TO see
The place or village before they purchase or subscribe
can do so by calling at JOHN A. PLANNERS Office, ~
WOoser.si The stag ready every morning. before
8 O'Clock, at the above place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
Jenny Lind at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Saturday. FeAe
The auction sale of tickets fer Jenny Liod,,
first concert has taken place. Darcy the ha,te,
who won the Greek Slave Statue. gave s2lO for
the first ticket The average price for dress circls
tickets was $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
Remarks.

The Federal Constitution art. iv. sec.
81 expressly says that
"The Congress shall have power to dispose OF
and make all Heedfal rules and regulations respect
ing tie Territory or other property belonging to
the United States
Now, to our mind, the most needfal 're-
gulation' that Congress could possibly
make is one securing to every inhabitant
of said territory his personal liberty and
the right of employing OF selling his own
labor to supply his own wants with those
of his family. Who says No to thisl If
a majority consider such a regulation
'needful,' who is to geinsay it,
The precedents are all as we would have
them. The Ordinance of 1887, the Missouri
Compromise, the Oregon bill, all expressly
assume and proceed upon the right Of Con-
gress to prohibit Slavery in the Territories
of the United States. The Supreme Court
has never Ito our knowledge) intimated
doubt of the constitutionality of these en-
actments,
The Courier's illustration does not
seem conclusive. A Legislature has pow
er to forbid and punish Murder; butt does
not thence follow that it has the right to en-
courage and reward Murder. Congress has
no rightful power to rob the People of the
Territories of their herd earned property;
but does it thence follow that Congress may
not protect them in the enjoyment of said
property! Congress has right to punish
robbery and oppression in the Territories;
whence we infer that it has Alright to inter-
diet Slavery and no right to establish it.
We trust our neighbor will hereafter rea-
son as we'll as write more carefully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12

election, our State would be represented in
the Senate by
aOne sewarde and 0Sphibious dnisai pho oInaot
s1t tchsfheY he belongs 70 t4Hd OF toItey"
Who would have suspected The Jour
nal of dislike to that sort of animal 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
The Murder atOmego.

OwEGO, TUESDAY, Feb. Il.
The Coroner's Jury have retained verdict
of wilfu murder against John 81. ThurstoH, tie
assassin OF Arson Garrison, on the 9TH inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12

II Volumes might be filled with the
names of persons have acquired competence simply
by being excellent pesmen This is suggestive fact and
spropos 10 the announcement that 0oLDsmITHs cheap
tern closes with this month Unu the 2sh all bad penmen
have chance OF reforming and remodellng their hand
writing for 50 80, at 289 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
By telegraph to The sew.YOfk fribuu.

A''"N'~ '''''"'H -, ''' h@H''e' sHS S's.~a
~ For late and important Telegram
dispatches see Seventh Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12

" kelly IL FERGUsON's Wholesale
Window Shade Warehouse 1871 Broad way Dealers sup
piled with all articles used 10 manufacturing ana hanging
khades l2f 2teod+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12

stand the fsciuks afforded for advertising In and subschb
ing spapes OF other cities and towns al the agency
ofV B. PALMEs In the Tribune Buildings where his office
has been located for years He gives advertisers the
publicity they desire In precisely the class of newspapers
quilted % their respective pursuits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12

The WING GENERAL CoMMITrEE.-This body
is now nearly organized, having admitted Del
egate from the only Ward the Ninth in dis
pute The "Ullman ticket was received by
close vote, as was expected, and series of reso
lstions adopted sustaining the National Admin
utrstion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12

r The Journal Of Commerce opposes
the election Of Gov. Fish to the U. S. Sen
ale, on the ground that, in case of such
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12

CHARMING.-The excellent perform Z
ances this afternoon and evening, at BARSUMs Museum,
deserve more than common praise They have been
ieced with great care are very amusing very interesting,
and fall Of sound instruction. Beauty and the Beast is
sill done In the evening The whole. to-day, perceive,
IL for the benefit OF the polite w. A. RoBERTs well
known 70 the patrons Of The Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
n AT Home, At Church, Invitation

aud Visiting Cards elegantly Engraved and Printed in the
latest styles al EvERDELps SO2 Broadway cor Duanes
Also elegant Envelops Waters Boxes for Cake and Silver
Cord Mr. EyERDELL has branch store at Walls for
the accommodation OF his down town customers l2 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
AN OPPORTUNITY NOT

AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO BE NEGLEC-
TED!- should be universally known that Mr. HoosLAND,
one Of The finest Penmen that handled that mighty in
sument snow prepared &c receive pups during The day
and evening, al his rooms t8 Broadway guaranteeing In
each and every the most satisfactory proficiency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12
NEEDLEwORK INsERrINGs AND EDt

NEEDLEWORK INSERTINGS AND EDG-
IsGs-A and beautiful lot just received and offered At
unusually small profit lot open work CAmbhc Col
lars ne 70 per cent under usual puce another lot
Muslin Breakfast Sleeves at Is cd psi- Embroidered
Lawn Hdks, from 81 remarkably cheap. Also Lice and
Muslin Under Sleeves, Wells, Trimming Laces, Infants
MANS SSlA Broadway If ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-12

Wanted, to organize
corps Of Compostors set up Type from Photographic
Manuscript Mr. T. @ LELAND will commence the instruc
zion OF class OF CompOsors for this purpose, at 205
Broadway lover Brsdysl, Thursday evening, Feb 49,
nj "a O'Clock Tickets TO Printers for thorough course of
twenty lessons 81 so. limited number, other than
printers may be admitted, 10 whom Tickets will be s.
on