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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

C.su JoagING STORr TO THE hTrES-
,,ox or surKwD NFRcHANTs-NiNs $1,000 ~ ~
Dke MIA UNDER Oss FIkNGMe. "a
s 80 Our sys's dvsi"n Of Goods ona-r tne nssa
- With ssrs's'e cff snzAoh anu aoo"~''
20 .n.v,ss ersFsy economy add ability. 49,
rhs H@sds Of Department. are eHocatee ioi 'he ''@
"A Ant, thew are called 10 peri sm.
Hcs,sry Department saaoel GfoOcock Furehs'e' anu
Manager. ~, u o,u.af. purehsasr
&c q, bet ard OIL Ci,h Department. W. '. Barry. Par
chaser and Manager -, q, ;..a g., M.n,,
Wear and The Trimmings therefor. Dexter rrfaay faf
ebaser and Manager. -. 49,,
Yankee Notisp Department. separate asd ds.' nc,
.tock "A complete establishment exciusirey Id 'he
line iehp g She 'ey Pnfcasser aud Maozger n
Pript and Gingsam Department. X u moni'on' re-
ebassf and John q piwpt a. Manager -, ph.x
Domeslc Gods Deozf meat r. u. Monl'oh ruicAsso''
and John G. PimptsB, NJ sBsser .. n ,o,l,on pa<
W0mep's Dress l.O.ds Depari @es' n " Siou''A' WI
chaser and Jsnp q Pliaptap, Va -uss. .x.~;.,,,-
On, GoeSs are offered MT CASH PRICES uhee'a'ins
and uRifoxme -, - .xsn.,r. ths m vita If
- y,otess,o2s and inquire for Mr. phmpton VINO VIII
~. mem acquainted n Tho head OF each Department
Oor Ready ade Clio bss DE psrtmsns managed OF
siusivsly BY wilsIs GafdLer ,ae garments are MANI
stars2 asd gsi up BY him aAd provsrbil for their
are grant liberal terms credit on Ready
~6"a. T,inthirg TwsEDY MoULToN PLiMProN.
Importers aAd JobbeIs, No. ~ Broadway.
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"THE GENTLE ARMoR "a. RANKIN ~
10 eel.brsfed Under Gam eminenty worthy OF
The title Leigh Hurt gwen u one OF ms ~
ems The, are a. once defense sssnst coughs c'us
md and vet 90 soft aud elastic as 10 ne tss
semitic amor ever New York Stocking aad Ohsot
f,arue nj Fact, w Ne. loi bows'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

TIE CoMlc PlcK.--Ns. 7 is issued THs
Nonxixo. arA foi sale a Ne - AHn AsA By all the
aswsbcys in the CIV I, eontsias several Caricatsrss-
Hsssy Clay and vehrsr.". Milo wash ia the Dome
cratic NCssry,"" Dandy Fpsmaa"-aa md new story
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

R Still far greater reduction IN prices,
at HIRAM AxpKRsoN's. N. 30 B,wev; Well seasoned
FloOr Oh Colhs cpy 2. 81 per ,s,s sse zoo pieces
he nv Csrpsrs at s.. Is and yard also Eassa
Tse..Sy. Brussels. at snaocoaniabiy low prices
"Tsr GENTLE ARMoa IA. RANKIN d.
Co celebrated Under Gam eats are emnen'D Wonn' u
.m. The, are a. once dsieuse against coughs. colds.
and rheumatism aud yet 90 soft aud elastic q. 20 ss
Garner Fact ny Ne. loi sowe,y
~ Still far greater reduction ia prices
At HIRAM ASDERsoNs. No go Bewsy. Well seasoned
floor OIL Coh on Is Sd per yard goo piece
ibE,ah .TDe' - no R,,s.si. Az M sscognssbls low
prices
GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPEriSGs. --PE-
rrRsor HUMPHREY No s7s Broadway corner Of hIto-
ST. having purchs,sd largely a. me late large auction
Rich velvsts las Tapestries ss Brussels ss Three
pl,. 7s to ss Ingrans, H 70 S. ana all othef sood'
CARpErINGs, &c.-SMITH g. LOUNsBERY,
ssbe assortment Of SPRING STYLES, which they are Of
fsnDg at the following very reduced prices; p..s
y.vs. Carpets .io. 10 is. Tapestry Inssn,
Tapestry do Is to 10, lsapsrhHs d.. 70 9:
T Tsy nv Do Is to to D. cot Wool d. ssd to IS
Also Oil Cloths 70 q fee, vide and s h. as,
loto 20 per cent. less than iast years prices
TIE GREAT CARPET DEPOT AND REGU-
LAroR OF TRADE PRcEs.For prices Of English Tapestry.
Brussels Three ply and Egg sh Ingram Carpets
Oil Cloths Rugs &C. visit the eight spacious saes Iom
OF HIRAM ANDERSON, Ne. SO Bowery and mere become
familiar with the great and extraordinary reduction IN
prices.
IN. GIMBREDE, Card Engraver,
Cate No. John 81: - No sss Broadway, Metropolitan
Hotel, (Nibies Weddng, Invitation, Visiting and Bun-
ness Cxds engraved and printed TO suit all tastes also,
:s % aos 81.
N.B.-Initials stamped on paper and envelopes
II FoUNTArN's India and French Store,
No $40 Broadway and No Nibo's Buildings Pineapple
Dress Goods and other and useful articles IRON
China lust received, and well worthy me ATTENTION OF Ia
dies and gentlemen, at No. $40 Broadway.
~ FAIRBANKS & Co. confidently assert
that they furnish good Scales lower pce than other
they in be found trial. be imperfect and deceptlve
Fairbanks every variety can be seen at NO w
Water-st
RWiIl not die in their holes, nor create
asench. by using CosTARs EIterminator Of Ras Nice,
Cock reaches, Ants &C Not dangerous to the human
family. CosTAR's Depot, No. 4A Broadway. Warranted
effeciual in all cases
~ FowLrR Il WELLS. Psychologists and
Publishers, Clinton Hail. No. l:l Nassau-st New York,
md No. Ia Wnhingtsn-st.. Boston.
EOLIAN PIANOS Our Pianos will be
offered at low prices for the next week in order to close
NE present stock. We shall enter New Rooms with
new stock, Second had Pianos Piasos to let GOULD
BERRY, No. 1917 Broadway.
Nor Poisonous. CLARK &
Co.'S Acidulasd Fruit Drops. with the following delight
Cinnamon. Lemon, &c, &c These drops are warranted
not to contain any Of the subs supposed BY Prof
c No o Bssdm 1sS Aor Hu od No as
n.Aa ala H. h.A N.u1a e
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIc-The great
of % xnn,s MaRaetc Paxders far tina de-

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC ne great
popularity Of Lyons Magnetic Powders" for tho de-
strucon Of bedbugs cockToaches, moths ants eas, flies
and Insects plants and all other insects has prompted
certain parties articles and offer them
under oenOmE stons for sale Few Of these indi
The proprietor Of the original article has in this city, only
the under entoned agents and the principal depot il al
No ga Broadway where also be obtained Pills for the
ahtaDeous destruction Of and mice. Both articles
warranted and their efficacy has been tried by the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Lawrence Reid Professor OF Chenis
try; James y Chiffon, NJ D.. Chemist d ID Howard,
Esq., Irving House; Coleman Stetson, Asor House; ].
l.. Roome, Esq.,, Superintendent of New-York Hsspit-
al Valentine Mott NJ d. Professor aud President Of
most eminent ply the city 1t has also received
the first pre- of the American Institute For by all
the wholesale druggists 4. LYON No. 4A Broadway.
REMOVAL. -BROwN q TAsKER have re-
moved their Stock of Combs Fancy Goods Nos
Murray st. and Park place up stairs Broadway.
+. s. CLEAvnR's PRlzH-MEDAL HONEY
SOAP This magnificent and Incompatible toilet article
the only orilI al and genuine Honey soaps to he
had at all Druggists and Performers the United States
WI DAVIS, Ne 100 Broadway, Sole Wholesale AGENT
~ DR.. S. A. WEAvER's well-known
Cante. and Salt Rheum synp. Capker Cure and Ceras,
lane Olcott, McKessen Robins. No. ls1 Maiden lane
Ptu<old. Clay Co No. Fletcher. st Minor Co,
No ala Fulton At =. M GuioD. No. i17 Bowery Rev
ben Moss. corner of Graz and Canneh-ss C. A Rass
miller No. ia 8b av; Or mhie, Of Bowery and
Houston ct. II. Hall, No 81 Blocker It, K. H. Pay
ton. No Sc Greenwich st. Dr. j. NJ Smith, No. IS West
Roadway.
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RWill not die in their holes, nor create
stencil, by using CosTAR's EItermnator Of Ras. Nice
COct roaches, Ants &C Not dangerous to the human
effec.ual in all cases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
ry- Slid far ,,eater reduction ia prices

at HIRAM ASDERsoN's. No go Bewsy. Well seasoned
floor OIL Clobs ony zs 81 yard goo pieces AZ rso.'
g., IA and ga Tapestry Brussels al unaecoun'a's 10"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
~ FAIRBANKS & Co. confidently assert

that furnish good Scales at lower pce than othef
manufacturers aud that others are offered at less rates
hey III be found trial be imperfect and dsceptve
Fairbanks Scales every variety can be seen at No 80
Wate
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~ Still far greater reduction in price,,
ut HrRAm AsDERsoN's. N. 30 B,wery; We'll seasoneo
beautiful l-wool Issrxin Carpet al d. and ~, pnyGa
ifr.e ply Caypels at ss and es per ysre s'' Eas'
Tzp.,iry, Brussels, at Gbacco ontably lev prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

GRAPE SHAwLs AND SPaING SILKS
$4,000 worth plain and embroidered Grape Shsws and
rich spring Sks Just opt bso at @. M B0DINE's, No.
SIS Grand ST. corner OF Orchard so 80 cases splendid
sprsg Dress Goods, fo ladies Ladies will do well
70 gave Mr.. b. a call before purchasing elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

REMOvAL-BROwN q TAsKeR have re-
their Stock of Combs Fans and Fancy Goods Nos
Murray st. and Park place up stairs, near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

II Straw Goods, wholesale and retail,
YoUNa's cheap Straw Hat Establishment at No. 90
Bowey. He keeps Ia re of straw Goods Of
che choicest binds Of the approved shapes for Ia
Dies and ehldIens wear with French Tnmmngs, raids
and everything the above line that desirable Call aud
nee yOurselvex.
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CARprrINGs. &C.-SMIrH & LoUNsBERY,

The GREAT CARPET DEPOT AND REGU'
IAroR OF TRADE PRicEsFor prices Of English Tapestry
Brussels Imperial Three ply and Englsh Ingram CaIpes
Oil Cloths Rugs &C. visit the eight spacious safes room
Of HIRAM ANDERSON. Ne go Bowery, and there become
familiar with the great and extraordinary reduction
prices.
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The Cal1onia Navy Yard and Dock bill
was then taken up.
Mr.. HUNTER opposed that part Of the
bill authorizing the erection Of marine banacks.
He also opposed the proposed basin and railway, asd
,s,ecsied stone dock ard pier Ne wssfor eoods-
ing The appropriations sio.iy 70 the estimates Of ne
Department.
Mr. HALE followed in support Of the
whole bill.
Mr.. HusTis briefly replied.
Mr.. CLARKE obtained the floor, when the
further consideration OF the subject was posspoase
tli to morrow.
DUTY ON ygsrNssrs.
MF. COOPER moved reconsideration o.
the vote on the rejected bill for the relief OF the 0s
nellie NunnsSy OF Baltimore. LAID ever.
AMERICAN COINS.
On motion of Mr.. HUNTER, the Senate
took up the bill amendssory Of the existing awsn
diDes. The bill previdss, that from ise M y
June Iext hall dollars shalt weigh one hvnsfeo -
uilety-two grains, the quarter celiar, mo snS III
sLd hall dina, respectively, oDe-half, oeen nu, -
cne-t tenth u the weight Of the half doliaS; -
synopsis Of this bill mas been slrsady paslisnco -
oar copmns.l The bul was hnahy ofaefso "
tnsrossed fer . third reading.
CAPITOL sNLARogxEsr.
A message was received from he Prssa.
dent. conn unicstins report frsm the Secretary q
the interior In reply 70 the resolution calling foI
formation relating TO the extension OF the WlhSs -
the Capitol, &c. ksfsued.
IrcRIAsa JUDICIAL sALAnies
The Senate then took up the biu incress.
An, TIA salarv Of the United States District yaoes
from New. Hsmpshirs from ti,ooo 70 si'0''
year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-23
From the south.

JlJ SOUTHERN MAIL-LATER FROM TEXAS,
SANTA FE, ETC.
BaLTIMoRE, Nay - lsj2.
The Southern mail from New Orleans has arrived
The papers contain Galveston dates to the 1lth inst
Carayaal and his followers still at Corpus Christi
preparing, it is said for another demonstration the
Mexican frontier
The Rio Braro says the Camanches devastating the
Rio Grande country by frghtfu murders and robberes
Both the American and Mexican population are. in
many instances abandoning their houses seeking safety
by flight into Mexico.
Mr. Patton, one Of guard cscortng the Sheriff Of
Star county having fallen behind the party when near
the Rio Gronde. was attacked by four Mexicons, and
killed Three OF the murderers escaped the other
arrested.
The ship Levi Woodbury. had cleared from New Or
leans for Boston with the largest coastwse cargo ever
shipped from there.
The 81 Louis Republican has Santa Fe dates to the 1ilh
everything quiet The rumors of disaecon on the part
Of the Mcxicans are greatly exaggerated
Governor Calhoun was recovering.
Governor Cobb Of Georgia has appointed the Hon NJ
!. Wtlorn and the Hon HUI TO attend the meeting
of delegates from the thirteen original States al pha-
dophia, The 4th Of July.
The government steamer made an experimental
trip far the Capes, yesterday. Her machinery
worked beautifully. Secretary Graham and many other
di.tingui, he'd persons were on board
swan, who stands charged with the murder Of Sprpo
at Cumberland. Md has been held to bail In tho ann Of
$1,000
samuel W. Morgan, teller or the Exchange Bank
Petersburg, Va, who was charged with ictalcatou In
tha. Institution. has been acquitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-23
Daniel Webster In FaneuIl Hall.

BosroN, May -, 1857
Before four o'clock this afternoon Faneuil Hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity The north and centre
galleries filled by ladies and elderly gentlemen and
portion Of the south gallery occupied by three hun
dred delegates OF the Methodist Convention who had
especially invited. Thousands were unable to obtain
admittance.
Mayor SE.vrn introduced Mr. Webster by saying thl
lie was whom Bostonians were always delighted to
hear. Neneration for the memory Of Washington and
love for our glorious Union would be strengthened by the
words that fell from his lips and he welcomed him to
platform much larger than any political party could
claim.
Mr.. WEBSTER, on making his appearance, was most
enthusiastically received. lie appeared in good health
considering his late accident and spoke hour He
thanked his fellow citizens for their cordial greeting and
said that through the providence of God he
more among them. lie left his post at Washington in
order 10 attend to personal matters and did not antici
pate addressing them He should enter into political
discussion in regard 10 State aairs about which in
the community honestly differ He had political
opinions to esPressno new political character to
His political views had often been written
and poken that he had nothing to addno reraction
make lie had no platform but that Of his life and cha.
racter and doctrine by which he might delude his
counymen lie then spoke Of the present prosperity Of
our country and Of the innumerabe blessings enjoy
and IA that it was that had made us what
we arc IL was not in the nature Of any colonial form Of
government TO raise US where lie depicted the
progress we have made in arts sciences and letters and
answer " prcpounutN years ne
said there intelligent in England that id
not now read American books lie then paid glowing
tribute to the enterprise and libcraty Of Boston and
read statistics showing the OF taxes that
annually paid by her TO government. and the that
she donates for educational and religious purposes Turn
ing TO the members of the Methodist Conference he
spoke euoscay Of their labors and OF the character
Of the founder of their creed He next spoke OF the
future prospects of the country which destined
o'ershadow, by their greatness all that have
bebeld
The meeting closed with most enthusiastic cheers for
Webster which given at the proposition OF Mayor
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Theatrical and NIuslcaI

gowrny TnEArRr--Thc dramatic romance entitled
Tho Corsican Brothers continues TO crowd this arr.
theatre nightly, and Is received with much delight
and astonishment "a 1t is to BE- repeated again
TO morrow evening, with the same excellent cast being
the commencement Of s sixth week of representation
The romance styled karfa, will be the concluding
feature.
BKoApwAY Tius1ar.--Mllc. Lola Montcs i. announced
to appear again to- evening as Miriquita IN the
grand spanish ballet divcrti.emen entitled Tn Jou
&c Csrnoval Seville" The comedies Of " All Tha
Glittcrs is Not Cold and Valet de Sham,r are tn
other features. Lola Monies will appear Tucsda
evening in her new historical drama. entitled Lo
Monies in Bavaria
NmLos GARpsS-Mmc. Anna Thillon, the justly popu
lar and fascinating vocalist will appear tomorrow nigh
in Donizettis celebrated opera entitled The Daughte
Of the Regiment supported by Mr. Hudson as Tonic an
Mr. Leach sulpce. The benefit Of Caroline Rouse
will come of on Tuesday evening Great attractions wi
be offered.
BuRroS's THEATRE Tho benefit Of the favoritc come
dian Mr. T b. Johnston, will take place at this favorit
theatre tomorrow night The bill Of entertainment i
exceedingly attractive comprising four rate pieces
in which nearly all the leading members OF the company
and Mr. III. Watkins, who has volunteered will appear
Give him bumper.
NATIONAL TnraIrE.-Ths establishment continues in
as prosperous career n ever. The play called tile
Apostae. will be the encing feature for
night, in which Mr. IIanley W g. Jones and Mrs Nichols
will sustain the principal character The other pieces
are, "fant Ieart never Won Fair Lady and the
Lyorua THtArrr. This beautiful theatre very
wen rasfomzed last week. new extravaganza u ad-
eisk.d Ion tomorrow evening entitled the" frncess
Hadiant The amus,ments are to commence with the
popular farce Of MY Little Adopted In which Mr.
Walcot and Miss Julia Bennett viii appear The comedy
ci Roland for an Oliver; will conclude all.
AsroR Place OrERA Horsf.-lhe dramatic romance
Of the Corsican Brothers. La Vendetta in five acts
and eight beautiful tnbeaux has attracted large
bagcs at this establishment II Is 70 be repeated again
70 night with Mr. g. " Brooke in the character
Of fabion and Louis.
BAsNtM's MrsEtM,-This extensive establishment con-
unucs be wei, patronzed The entertainments selected
fcr 10 Of unusually attractive character.
The laughablo fsroes Of the Man without Head and
Highway Robbery will be represented in the after
noon and the drama entitled the Vicar Of Wakefield
in which Mr. c. W Clarke and Miss Emily Mestayer will
lcisonate the leading characters will be given in tho
evening
CnsIsrY's 0rrR, Iorsr.-This place Of amusement
extensively patronized again last week by hepubc
10 witness the excellent performances Of Christys min
strCls, The prog for tomorrow night embraces
man attractive features.
W1op'S MloaRtis This popular band Of Ethiopian
df.in,ators continue in very prosperous The
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House of Representatives,

House of Representatives
WASHINGTON, May 22, 1852
APsiiNc the NEW MEXICO, CALIFORNIA Erc.,
DEFENCE
Tho House went into Committee of the Whole the
State of the Union and took up the Territorial bills
The bill to provide for the protection of New Mexico
and Oregon taken up 1t proposes to distribute
among the people of those territories and call the
militia when necessaryaowing them pay for their
vices
Mr. PEAsLEr (dem) of N. II. said have six hun
dred thousand stand of arms idle and Of them
ought to be placed the hands Of people there to protect
themselves from the outragcs committed by Indians lie
contened that the passage of the bill necessary be-
case two companies Of United States soldiers to be
withdrawn from the territories to protect emigrants
rican who had gone the plains but was as well
armed United States soldiers and he feared that
the arms, If distributed among the people born in New
Mexico, might be turned against the government
Mr.. WEIcnTMAN, delegate from New Mexico stated
that Of the sixty thousand Ave hundred inhabitants
of that territory but five hundred and thirty eight
born in the United states, and two hundred and sixty
four foreigners there but eight hundred per-
other than native Mexicans in that country. The
people there had lost by Indian dcpredatons upwards of
two millions Of dollars worth Of stock within four years
moi withstandng this government had entered into
solemn treaty to protect them 1t melancholy fact
that traders had produced much Of the difficulty there
in order TO mnke money, and then return home.
The bill was amended so as to distribute arms also
among the people Of Texas and California and laid aside
Other bills acted upon when the committee
without taking vote upon their passage.
The House then adjourned
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~ NonsE's LINE, OFFICE lG WALL STREET
S<It.RpAy Nav ~

~ MORSE . LINE OFFICE ~ WALL STREET,
SATURDAY. May -. 1852
EcrrALo. 4. M.-Cear, pleasant morning. Ther.
Mometer %. Wind southwest.
=. M-WiId southwest. Cloudy evening. rher.
mometcr TO- Barometer 2g4
RoouEsrEs. 8 A. M.--Waim, sultry morning Wind
southwest. Thermometer 20. Looks like rain
L. M.--This has been n very warm day. At noon
thermometer l15 in the sun 10 in the shade Wind now
northwest. 4 line evening
AuErRs. 6 A. MA delightful morning Wind wet
Thermometer 20
SYRACUSE. A. Mine, clear morning Warm
weather at present. Wind northwest Thermometer IS
eP N.--Pleasant warm evening Windwest Ther-
mometer %.
Urea. A. MA beautiful morning Sky clear
Thermometers. Wind south.
n MA fnc. pleasant evening II has been q very
warm day. Wind west. Thermometer rs.
ALBANY, A. M.-Clcar and pleasant Wind south
Tbcrmomcter11. Barometer 29.o70. Mercury 20
2 T. MA beautiful evening. Thermometer 30. ga-
rometer 80.
Ttoy "a. M.-Warm and pleasant spring morning
Wind southwest. Thermometer 80
eP. M.--Ccar. starlight evening. Thermometer 20.
Rather day
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NE VS. BY TELEGR RAPH. /.
~>r~oe~~>~~oO~~~>os>~~>~~>
VERY INTERESTING TO THE POLITICIANS.
rsooNoccy~>oNo>~ono>orU
GREAT FILLMORE DEMONSTRATION
AT PHILA ELPHIA.
>ooony~>r~~no0ooo~<~coe
EULOGISTIC SPEECHES AND RESOLUTIONS.
~>NrNNosNo<N-No1Ne~or~~N~~S~~
ENTHUSIASM OF THE MULTITUDE.
>>ey>o~~oov~~~oy~~o>>>N
ALL FOR Fn4LMORE-NONE FOR SCOTT
~>>oe>~>o>>~~>>>~~~>>u
MIR. WEBSTER IN FANEUH HALL
ONCE MORE
>o>o~~rc~No>Nr~~~>oN~
SPONTANEOUS GATHERING OF THE PEOPLE.
-- NNy>N~o~o~~<~or~>~V>>~>e~>
SPEECH OF THE SECRETARY
.>~~>>~~>~~~>~~~o~~~~o
Proceedings in the House Of Representatives.
The Maine Law Law In Massa chusetts.
>~>>~~o>>~>'~N,NcoNr~r~N
DIsSENsI0N AMONG THE PENNSYLVANIA ODD
FELLOWS,
6kc., &C., SC.
DIssENSION AMONG THE PENNSYLVANIA ODD
FELLOWS,
&c.. &c. &c.

The Fillmore Meeting I'm Philadelphia.
GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sPEECHEs-EU-
LOGIsTIC RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRArH, OFFICE q
The administration of the city and county
Philadelphia have been mastering their forces all day
for the grand demonstration of the evening.
At an carly hour the throng began pouring into the
Chinese Museum saloon which place had been selected
by the Committee Of Arrangements for the holding
the meeting
The front Of the building had large Transparency,
with the following inscription" Millard Fillmore, the
of the North the favorte Of the South, and the
friend of the Union"-together with extracts from Mr.
Clay Is letter speaking of Fillmore.
band of music which stationed at the end of the
saloon prevented the crowd from becoming impatient
though the organization delayed much beyond the
time fixed.
The meeting called to order by A. j. LEWIS nomi
mating for
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IIOsIEsTE ADS.

V'hlRD MANHATTAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
nc thrd regular monthly meeting Of the above Assoc
wi be held az No. iS0 Broome street (entrance on
troshy) on Monday evening, May "a. at o'clock. when
shares viii be offered for The once of this As
sceton has been removed 20 No 81 street. under
te hornrd Insurance Company. This Association
may bng ur they have twcthrds of their already
will mud this TO their advantnse as n il no.ry , anJ
they vish to close their books Those wishing t ion can
do W calling az the Sccretarys oco, No Cham
s'rcct at the meeting next Monday evening Open from
A. ". 10 Y, N, 70 receive suhscripons and dues.
JAMES s. LIBBY, President
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