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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

RepIsniAhcd, RestOcled, and Ready
Knox No. 8 Fulton sre having disposed OF his winter
stock Of Hats has had his room ressoekca with most
display Of his elegantly made Hats designed with
tsste ss krovesge, And experiences. eRprssy for tee
Spring If you would be in Tho fashion. don't fail b,
call on Knox
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

spring ClOrhRng az Wh0iesaie.-Ws OSz
10 ave TO Gall che attention Of Western and Southern
chants visiting our City s spring puyofases 70 ou ssoos o.
cprtng 81 summer Clothing whch EeFar 40 asge
varied manufacsure OF his season ~ embraces
svery sud iesaos etyle, msnufsospre3 with all the
hss apd elegance for which esab hnant 10 slnt
so justly celebrated, sai prices sroy iow uli
form. d. Il T. pRvLtN
IS snd IS John. corner Of Hassh1 street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
Thc fsme uf Green,N am

Commercial Bank, Now Jersey -E.
Evans Nos 10 and "a Fulton street. ieems note this
h.hk 1T rs Oens discount in payment for ready made
thifg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

For ak years 1t has Plod It's UsefuI way
L s' r. praises ao,
ns % he world Via s p
snd attaining dirty zrsnjeur sse sad.
sued aysiaps the sread rssd q .sis
Eh'sn oersSan as ~ 9a pSeh,
With 81 liz Of ii s.p vesi,h IA ad po,or.sy
been IN Tie ofwsss' - wine s lie ccra
@sny osse. eminent msn eettifynss it, eGa,sy Il oase
coogss. colds ADD other pnmanary eoplsatsi tac:
sssh
Br sdwsy. and by drussists generally
To the DeaE-I. James stiles, OF sonth-
Sa "a - @ ,vd say, nat p ns
i'r been :es,oi !, HI Eve and s.r inarr,Tyi IN IS on
Il a,1ss 4s @ Sworn %
Eouraud'a Liquid Hair Dye ~ wirhous
S Tssy s' ., 81 s ;aq,
sresh.s s.llowns.: oas9o .a.ss ~ PGus.s
ssss @ as s s' rs Shs '' ''''
Phalcn's New Spring style OF Hair CUT
% Al s, sss a ha :. no Ns ss;
hsssrs style. in aE cusu
s.teos.
Phalon,s Chemical Hair mvigorasor,
baidnes. and 10 restore hair shah hiss ts,en
9TH such brilliant sisss ard curl for ,.o :.
In America.
PhalOn's Magic Hair Dye, 60 soior the
hair or whisheys shs memort applied wihous inure
abe hair tkin IL be washed mmodisteiy wth9ot
Disturbing the color And ira bad 0dor "a il applied
.. sold, 81 phslon's wig and roupce Hanufaosoty ~
Broadway. Fer sale ahe city snd eouriry BIZ drnEts
generally
PhalOn's Wigs and TOu pess-Ws wOo1d
call TIE sttention Of persons requiring wg areeent i'm
2rovement The same awarded silver medal Tor tho
ars premium ST Abe last fair They bs $. Pa
Ions Wig and Hair Dyo Factory 1877 5rotdwsY Of
pey street
Hair Dye.-Baich elor scelebra rcti Liquid
Kair Dye he best yes discovered for oorns hair
Chiskers the meuert II is spoiled she wonderful
And certainty sith which ths fsvore and old established
Hair Dye performs IL Astonishing 1t for sale. applied
81 BAgChELoks Wig Factory, No. Wall ssrees Copy
the address.
Wigs and TOupscs.--B a &c hsior's New
style of Wgs Arc rouncea the most perfect imitation Of
nature Jet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call 81 BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory,
Vail street, vhere be found shs isryess and beet
scrtnsnt In the city. Copy The address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

The Il me Of Green's Shirts seems 40
have xei ded to every section Of the Union Gentlemen
vtrg New York buep for pleasure appear
sd.r ii OF the thiFge not DO fgotssnto order Get
Of shifts At GREENS, No. asror House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
SiH 10 ARTa.

nAGUERREoTYPn'~ urcrIv.n . v,,
..on.xsi q S scale pss al These plates are used
raned 70 taks btor impfcsrcn shan ~ ~
give eempe satisfaction every rsspsot RaSsii ncs
a.a, S so.sh nsr sises In proportion! Liberal
~ viCToS sIsaoP. y xss~ Ian.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

M rs YRawBTER, From PHILADELPHIA. 1pun.
" srs her ssrvoss iaAss and ge.tlsnsa % Urls sty
ss books and soeaee, oonsantly relied a 81
sad viii tell ths nams u hc isiy gsnAlsan ~ mi
asny Ass the names Of tte ,Nrs. kSolAe0ee m 6rs1
HsesA Ssswssa Cllnten and 4ierasy ssssA e. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

and our cheap Clothing iste doing rsusg busness
ipen and Alpsea Coats So Dre.. aod Ereek Goats
$ito So Cateaoe Pents So 80 to 49, Vests 81 10 81 80;
few overeoa.s 50. LEviE RYAN, 1856 Nassau street
corp or Of Beekmar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

now AIRED tsr to their customers large
ahe ooh suitable for season made OF the esst
rals and in the latest style Our sGaortent of
Chidreps Cohi.s also very sempleo. Ono pioe fIl
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Notlce.-Cousump,Ion 1t bslps s,

pslOn 1T bsipa so tho
ruaby engfsfed ITO tho ri Of The whole woli thas
ption 10 raj lie, deem i, day ia opposition
70 all sdsce sill; 70 make paoic, by styersseu ons a1
yes Efolblr IL having PERFECTLY reAsored 28D
pnt;ebts who all given Tho bosssy Of sAs
remedy s thai all ether nedies pals tiyca ba
tgued that nothing aeed VIA in
lut, or death ehsrse viii 50 made snl all ys
tufned. TALBOT sTf5 Eiec, rcrl " rvist sud Com
der CT he Nervous auti9ote, s24 sich
D. pot i02 Nassau iiro8s 81 bottle 80 per dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy.--Ths great
resde Remedy for Coughs Colds, and The
rous throat sid lurs complaints. Sold b. Mrs. w. JSR
VIA $50 broadway. snd by druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

Thorough Know ledge of the Retail
Bois, raae hiss enabled tss Subscribers . see Jas sns
cis in styles qushte apdrpcices, whcn deasrs
b make quick and profitable ssie9. RAY ADAMS.
No 81 William, Pho ssreot.
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FIN ANCIAL.


r FAD fuE EVIDENCE OF JAsEs ROBERTS. NO. "a
~ fidr street. between SEQ and Montgomery treets
Sho Rad been subject 10 700 frequent Of ardent spirits
io eu year This 20 certify that for ten LONG
er ps 70 give tai gould no' succeed unM became
acquainted With Mr. Robsck when applied B., him, snd
an happy state that time have had desire for
liquor and hate the sight Of IT. and all who
situated was. 10 CAL him. Any vho wsnts
irsw more particulars can cali on ne. a. nv resdonoe No.
f2 Fdcr street, between Second and Montgomery street
ytiadsiphi, J.moa Roberto City Of Phiiadelphs, S.
Person ally appeared before thc subscriber one Of the
Roberts Who being duly sworn doth deeose and say the
foregoing statement IL true in all particulars 20 the bst Of
RTE fHowledgs ard belief Wsnes my hand and SEAL this
7sh day 9, Fsorusry. IsI John A: whi.s Alder
Will DO REALISTICALLY attended TO- prepaid For particu.
srs call and get an Astrological Almanac rat where Ger
tihcatee can be seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
Notice to Druycisss-Vhc incren,,usx de-

m-nd for Dr. Wstts rsndcis IL ais supply
the Numerous applications for ttEou.heub
union therefore is ceeined expedeLs 10 nosty al Drug
eiss that viii be Furnished GO tkcm n small llsat.s
tnly fr cash, al the following raes:S sast 80
dozen; S6 th cent of for all large rse-.
III, ASTIN " JN0. fYEE, H2 Mastsu strtes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
Movements OF Kndl vld unls.
General Van Rensselaer, is en- route for havana
Court Caleudar-Th,, Day.

court CaIendar-This Day.
6vpERIes CoURT Two characteristics S6, s66, 4s3. IS,
49, 174 ls6 2sS $50 500 500 SIT SIS $40 go SCI 5l2
So t2l 616 62s 59 $780, ssh $50 b34 $685. 536 ba7 b3s
S3o $40, o., t42 6I3 SEA 645 5s6 547, b4s, $40 $751;
bUPREhH CouRr--BPEcIAL Team Mos So, So, as 81,
-. o. Of to Go CRcuIr Cousr 237 800 22S 240,
al 2l2 2is, 244, 24o, 247, 24s, 25o, $50 25l ASA
The Fourth Ward POlice.--The Com
niss In behalf Of the Widow of the late Geo. Gillespie,
Fourth ward police gratefully acknowledge the
esipt S TO- contributed by sympathising friends aud
De M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

EOR SALk-A BEAUTIFUL NEW BARoUCHH. or
~ Esoksvy OaxYsge, being ussd.ony 8 few veeks snd
VII ne sela cheap Apply % c. schuremAn1 New LIVERY
Stable, No. 10 yeuHth s>fesk '"s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

Sl647 70
Received, New York, Hsroh 1884, from Jacob r. oakley.
oert6oate Of deposs for e64 in tho Tradesmen Bant
being the balance the erousy
MIS-. oEo T. GILLEsPIE.
CAPTAIN DIrCHErT,
CAPTAIN VOORHEES,, ) Committee.
CAPTAIN BRAOFORD,}
JACOB +. OAKLEY, Treasurer.
GEORGE H. PuRsER, Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS 8BSEWED EVERY DAY.

s& asUEa&.
NoTIoF.-NR. aAspARD wAEDENsoHgEILER, OF
~ ,s: canton Su Of y za a .ho Z
i..s No lsNss street., New Yori. 70 receive :omnani-
Ss.sss ,nliSs oast, n:
No. 80 New street.
ITO AURIsTs- slco WILL DE PAID TO ANY AUR,sT,
S Ssts ' rm9dy cam 80 s % ' s. $
south ,srees. ''''' 90 j. !. sE6wN "
yuRLsO s4ECwUsEs.
q SSw .s s
for the b.9e, Of N. sisters Of Mercy on aoaasy e,snny
~ @ s.E a'ssiAs so a gs
soe,p % h,a ,hS Catholic Booisorce the sss,ns
as hs IsSs and Of e Of The inss
$3.50. DANIEL SULLIVAN, secossary
| ECIuEss AT AByoTre COLLEGIATE INsrrrU-
zion for Young Lsdes spiuser Instiute linton Park
w on sss sa Y Day. WA VII G a
rs,y ss's's nd essss
s.%., Yale 's: .iiss. s ssf'i s1 ra,
% Az @ sna S.fa following
SPIRITUAL ADMINISTRATORS SEQ oND LIZ %.
Prot 'use Tp'n ,; 'hs inSE,s;ns viii 70 vsn
chspsl rs Brosiwsy this eysnSe ' ~ 7 os,osE s saRS
festaions. Admission l2k cen u.
-
YEE TURF.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, LONG IsLAND-aACING.-
" Saturday ksroh 9, at O'clock g.-MAseh for 500
' Lazy ' Gos .Tss Sag T. s
vGs3N, ssss
90 REwt ND.-boST. ON WEDNESDAY, a BROWN
% fetser slr with white soot tho centre OF hpr
otthesd, had leather collar Tho finder will receive
he above rward on leaving her ~ 256 Warrington soet
corner Of Murray.
I osT-oN WEDNESDAY Last, WHILE WALKING.
- or in an omnibus, Por.e tonnaie containing thrco
btnh bills smountpgt 70 fifty dollars add few posi- oice
.tan The 6naor gill 10 literally rewarded by returning
the same 10 BEBB h GRAHAM, 1866 pasrI strest
/ ,osT-oN WEDNESDAY. rEBRUABy s5rH, GOING
rom she bowery through Second stfae 10 the East
siue cloth Cloak. With velvet soli.. The finder
nc thsnks OF tho by leaving ID with Mr..
Dubn, no 2s6 Brooms street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
%HE MILITARY.


NEW YORK VOL UNTkEas.-THs RECRUITS VINO
~ Joined the First REGIMENT Of New York Volunteers,
sfter the lsI Vera Cruz requested call and
enrol their ~ the Mercer House.
and Meese reets Friday the 5h inss between A. n
and r. H., for their mutusl benefit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

sasspsn - yesy sss ever in equ,i,
celebrated 10 Gourauds rsdessod soap FOR suSn onpe
treckies slowne.. eaAfss, yaughnss Poudrc
sate uprocts hair froin ANY or the body. Liquid
Rouge, Lily Thisp, and Hsir Goss. o7 Wssey
near Broadway, and Calender. IS 8. Srd Phiiada-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

Wigs and TOupscs.-- Bat ch sior's New
style of Wigs ounoea the most perfect imitation
nature yea invented Those wanting very superior Article
should call 81 BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No
Wall street, vhere be fou nd ths srgess and beet
sortns emit In abe city. Copy abe address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

MERCAETILE MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUMULATE
1vA ing Fund Assccisor being In opera
tor, oe favorable TO CLERKS aad othoro
who wish TO kubaore for before
~ meeting Of the Association Mach 49, special meeting
will be held Mt the the association Broad.
way and Grand street. the Pacific Bank Saturday
LvsninF tina 9Th met addresses will delivered
rsferenoeto the working OF She association.
d j. ROWLAND, President.
VIM o. GRosra, Secretary.
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Fourth Ward Police.--The Col

Police, Pirs. ward per Captain Snyey... $40 90
' second wsrd, PEI Captain Leonard, (piid 10
Mrs Glesre). Observation-Disclosures. 72T
Til. d ward, per Csptan Hor kins. ....... 81 ~
Fourth ward per Capt.n Bitchett.. ia %
Fhth ward per Captain Carpenter. ....... 7e 81
SIKH yard. por Captain Smith. 80 20
seventh ward, per Captain Hsggerby. IS 10
Eighth ward per Captain TuYnsull. 76 q
Einfh ward, pr Captain Lovett. ...... III 50
Ten tn ward, per CAptsin Bradford - 40
Eleventh ward. per Captain Squires, (psid
Twelfth ward, pee Captain Porter. ........ ~ 90
Fourteenth wA,d per Captain Scsclif 6S 90
fifteenth wsrd per Captain Voorhees,. 81 80
:. Sixteenth ward per CaptNin Stevenson,
(pad TO widow, in their Ward .......
seventeenth ward, Captain SAlters. ...... ~ 81
Eighteenth ward, psr Captain Wigham... 81 IS
Nineteen III ward, per Captain Xsynard.. 81 On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

EoR sALk-A s0RRRL HORSE sIx VANS orn
sAd perfectly sound hind Ana aenSie In or aoahis
harness. VIII BE- seiS Y spilled for soon, 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

Phaion's Magic Hair Dye, GO soior the
hair wsikers she momont Ii s applied withous inuro
abe har or tSin IL be washed mmodiateiy wthVot
Disturbing the color and ARA bad odor 10 applied
broadway. Fer sale aiihe city sna BIZ drunts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

Phalon's Chemical Hair lnvigorat0r,
10 prevent badness and restore hair shah fallen
or become thin, and 10 court dandra invest
Nth such brilliant ross and permanent ourl FOR sao 81
ISL Broadway, Snd all the drug ssros city And .o
N America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

tN ANTED-B Y RksPECPanLE PlOTEsFA TIT
" young Tonsn. aiussion TO do chxm Der waah
irRsnd ironing oook, Sssh and iron. good coy
risrnce. Please os - AZ Jones sraet for .uo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

Hair Dye.-BaicheiOr sCeICbrHrc f Liquid
Hair Dye he beet discovered for cosrns the hair
vhishers ,hs mouer, u Is applied she wonderful ease
Hair Iye performs IL astonishing 1t is for SALE applied
81 BAgCHELOk6 Wig Factory, No. Wall ssreet Copy
Nha add
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

EfoR sALE-:A STYLISH GRAY MARE, FIFTEEN
= bands high warranted sound and lind AIso Az
shs wsson. ssd enc Sleigh with harness and bells com
Tor want use further particulars Inquire on
~ hstneL City Hotel 429 Broadway The above osn Be-
seen ~ heed TruesdeiIs stable, 1914 Mercer sreeh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

M AETEp-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
" girl sisnation 70 do general housewSrh In nmsi
rfvstc far ily is good <seltr sud Plessa
" Downing street three doors from Va-lok, upper hoor
Has Sooo yeereace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

EUarrEB-BY a REsPEoTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
~ tfituntion as Chsmbermaid .Id 10 assist in wash
and III, Ming general 3oHfe work, IN srat private
he eeat city reference her iagt place. I'm 30
Of lhird gysnuo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

CISrORA ELIZA VALENTINE, PROFESSOR or
sitging has renewed 10 ~ Barclay She does
not tsaeh er less than $50 auarer. twentydve lasons
or sW month eght css6ne Being engaged out all he dsy
Other professional business which shs viii pr mpIy 81
tend :.
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las. X. BELL. CoPYIsT.-WRlrING OF Evsgv
descrip ion executed In neat and expeditions
AL orders en with Mr. Charles 7. PArsloe. sheAt.ol
cont nurscns Theatre. Office No. 80 Chambers street,
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
E0R NEWARK FARE l2x CENTs.-sPaIEG ar
= fnryemsnt- The steamer PAS5AIC, OAps ]. 0sfy,
VAL on and si.er Weas:eAAy March 10 h. - follows =
Leave New York foot OF Barclay stceet st O'Clock
Leave N,wart, foot Of Centre street. al o'clock A NJ;
At Bergen Peint zach Freight taken ~
scnable rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

PhalOn's Wigs and T0upess-Ws wOa1d
Gall The attention Of requiring wigs " recent in
2rovement The same awarded silver medal Tor tho
arst premium ST khs Lass fair They bs 81 PA
atreet
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a'1IE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, LONG IsLAND--9ACIyG-
" Saturday hsroh o, at o'clock g-MNsch for $40.
Half mile heate. g. Nelson names Nelson Colts y. dtll
namts Oh. m Lady Kill. JOEL CoNKL1N. Proprietor.
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A UoTION MART. $50 BROADWAY. FoRKgaLV rHK
N chreBe Mugeum IN prItner 10 wanted engage the
Auction mmgeion busineas who oApital
Of $hoe0 make advances Furature and goods
~ for eAsh saItg twice regularly. rho
mir bio situation Of shis iuame-
date Vicinity NJ f1urbew hosel aud tho faasy
oonductpE an extensive snsness may readily 10 by
attending tho large sao ard nlrgsht Fosuye
CARROTS Plan eortes ~, rhnrsdsy and Friday. h And
Ssh March, NJ 10 O'clock For nrthef particulars
GEO. H. An DREWS ut the during
at his residence III sicecser street ducing week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

W. NTED-BY REspECTABLH YOUNG WOMAN,
afituAton as Cook, Washer Ironer 10 do gene
raj housewoih required The best Of city and country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

opponents as an abandonment Of the pro-
tective policy, but which has yet offered to
us precisely the one he might have made
while preparing for q material change Of
system, and it has not surprised US to see
in the London letter of one of our cotem-
poraries, that when tainted for repudiat-
ing the principles which brought him into
office, he Indignantly replied that he in
tended to put in practice the opinions and
to carry out the policy he had advocated
when on the other side of the House."
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BRITISH PROsPRRITY.

In an article on Canadian Reciprocity,
some days since. we invited the attention
of our agricultural readers to the fact that
their objects and those of Great Britain
were directly the opposite of each other,
she desiring to buy their produce at low
prices and they to sell at high ones-and
she desiring to sell cloth and iron at high
prices, while they desired to buy at low
ones and yet, that different as were the
ends in view, = large portion of the farm
ers and planters Of the country were aid
ing her to accomplish hers, and thus de-
feat themselves in the accomplishment of
their own. Since that article was written
we have received the speech of the new
Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Disraeli)
on occasion of opening the Budget for the
year, and find in it numerous facts Illus
trating, as we think. in a striking manner
the working of British free trade. To some
Of them we shall now ask the attention of
our readers, believing that they viii find
therein, rs we have found, conclusive evil
dence that the prosperity of Great Britain,
under her present system of trade, is en-
tirely Inconsistent with that of the farm
ere and planters of the world dependent
upon her for a market for their products,
and that continuance Of the policy which
looks to monopoly Of manufacturing
power must result in ruin to herself, as
has been the case with every other system
of commercial Capitalization ever yet at
tempted.
The people Of England axe said to be
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For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for
European Circulation will be issued TO-MOR-
ROW MORNING at o'clock. 1t will contain all
tho Latest News up to the time Of going to press.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
be had at the desk. Price Six Cents. The Canada
sails from Boston on Wednesday at IL o'clock.
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For California;

We shall issue THIS MORNING The
Tribune for California, Oregon and the Sandwich
Islands. 1t will contain summary of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ing Of the last steamer; Money and Market Re-
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
be had at the Desk This morning. Price, six cents.
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Mr.. FILLMORE IN PHILADELPHIA.-A
meeting Of the friends Of Mr. Fillmore was hclds
Philadelphia on Saturday night, Mr.. JOIN b. NF'
Frs in the Chair. DIR. Mitchell read an extrsel
from letter of Millard Fillmore written ysas
since, in relation to denomination, in which b
says he is far more anxious 70 conduct the Gov
eminent so as to merit the confidence of the pee-
pie than to receive denomination and il another
is selected to ill the post he should be satisfied
Speeches were made by Col. John Swift, NJ
Gerhard, MFR. Bullitt and Mr. Erastus Brooks
Col. Swift said all old issues had been swsmped,
and Slavery was the only exciting topic
Mr. Gerhard thought Mr.. Fillmore was the ou|y
hope Of the Wing party. Mr.. BuIIitt proclsued
him the preserver Of the Union. Mr.. BROOKS went
against the doctrine of availability, and dds
want the North to be so mean and dastaFd'y y
to secure all the good to itself, denying 70 N
South the poor boon Of aiding them in securing
their honest rights. Eleven resolutions We"
adopted, among them the following:
Rssslssd, That in the selection Of candidate fos -
Presidency of the United States, regard snouio %
chiefly to the 6tness of the man % comprsnsna
great interests of the Republic, 70 hls nmnsfW
the Constitution and laws Of the country, ~ e
for government, his honesty Of character, ~ ~
riotic respect for the great land marks OF the
ton. .
Resolved, That In the opinion Of this meeting % -.
comes up more completely to our ssncar OF 49,
ton than the present enlightened and virtucw
Of the United States, Milsrd Fillmore who ~ ~
the opportunity Of exhibiting qualihcafions Ior
tion such a. have commanded the appreciation sns -
the regard, not only Of the great party Of wncn ~
the head, but of all true lovers Of the dignity n0s
interest of the country. ..s@e
ty and the decision Of bis administration o. psp
fairs, always difficult and often complicaed -
picking be has proved himself equal 70 any -, - p
either Of domestic origin or foreign CROWN, y
Governments or the nation may be exposed sa
Resolesd That without desrsctng from re -. go ssr
whom We arc Justly proud, we prefer him whon ~
" meritorious, and has proved, In the mo- - =
cumstances, not only biz preeminent qu:noss $50 =
his power to Withstand the corrupting inn9en r.
tempting seductiops By which the greassss omes =
country u naturally surrounded
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Ihs Independent of this week announces that Mrs
Harriet Beecher ssowc the author of Uncle Toms
Cabin has been engaged q regular contributor TO
the columns Of that paper Mrs Stowe introduces her.
self with an able artice revsvng late attack In The
Mr- York O6serrer upon Governor Kossuth. Z
No religious psper In the country has more editorial
talent than zSe Independent and e. an evidence of that
TACT we see b stated In II columns that hes sevsntecn
hundree clrgyma subscriben
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LycomssS Gssass denies that The $50 dsdas -
whose exertions Penngivanis has had y az -
embexzled tie amount Of thres millions and ~
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