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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10

CoyGREss.-In the Senate, Yesterday,
the Capitol Enlargement was discussed at length,
and the House amendment concurred in. This
took IN nearly the whole day, and the Senate. al
ter an Executive Session, adjourned till Monday.
In the HOUSE,, bill to remunerats certain par
ties for slaves taken prisoners in the Seminole
War, was passed.
LEGrsLAruRE.-IntL tie Senate, little of
interest. The bin in relation to the Chief of Po-
hce for this City read third time.
In the Assembly yesterday, the Maine Law was
first amended by striking out the Submission to
the People, and then recommitted for amendment
bv vote of Go to 55-tony seven members alb
sent.) The effort to recommit was made by the
friends of the bill, and the vote in its favor was
one more than would have been required to pass
it. In the afternoon the bill was reported back
with amendments, and then rejected 40 to 60.
The Yeas. NAYS and Absentees, and their Politics.
are given in the Telegraph. The Assembly then
| passed the bill in relation to Divorces, and the
| Anti Rent bill was also passed
rET- The Missouri Opposition Convention seems to
have forgotten Mr. Bentons Ohio Steamboat letter Tor
there has complete amalgamation of the forces
Thus Gen. SteTung rice, 40
Benton man, but nominated over the regular Ben
ton candidate So also throughout here Benton Sec
rotary Of State, there AnBenton Lieut. Governor.
The Convention Endorsed the old fogy hurnbug plat
forms of Virginia 9a) and its semcentennia successor
of Baltimore Montgomery Blair, Bentonan, son Of
the amiable and handsome Exhibitor Of the old
Jackson organ chosen Delegate to large at Bald
more and instructed go for the 4S platform OF Cas-
and Butler.
~ On our Sixth page will be found an interesting
letter from our G)-S-PIcy Washington correspond
ent on Gen Scott and the South, with Editorial
the came subject Also articles on Manual Labor the
Jews Catholic Church Property, and Gov Hunts letter
on the Canal Mandamus Case.
E5P new light has been exhibited ct Washington
to supplant the Old Fogy camphene
~ Later from Texas rivers rising. Indians sub
siding.
r15a The President has respited for two weeks the
pirates Clemens and Reid to be hung yesterday at Rich
mond, Va
~ Kossuth made great impression in Mobile He
arrived at Charleston quietly yesterday evening.
~ Another frightful steamboat explosion on the
Western waters
~ Lake Erie Navigation il ice-bound.
~" Rhode Island stands Wing. as stated yester-
day.
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EThe Secretary of the Navy has re-

Piled simaiivey 10 the question propounded to him b.
resolution OF the I'D ut, as TO the expediency ole
Reconnaissance of the routs of navigation IN the Nohe.
Seas, and in the China and Japan Seas" Among oAer
reasons in support OF tho measure he states that in Tie
wears Isi9 and $780, an aggregate OF 1910 American se
men and Sl7 ALP 453 OF American property (whole shire
and their OUTFIT and their oil tken put at hazard
in those seas and that OF them were lost sunk.
en- rocks shoals &c. for want Of accurate surveys He
SAYS there are no vessels which well De spared o
our present Navy for the purpose and recommends the
building of new ones Ths has nothing 10 do with The
proposed expedition of Commodore Perry.
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Southern NIail-Great Flood In Texas-Marine
Disasters-The Indians in F1oridn- ossuth
mt M0biIe-Execufions stayed.
BALTIMORE, Friday, April 9, !

BALTIMORE, Friday, April 9, 1854
The Southern mail has arrived.
Late Texas papers are filled with accounts Of the
damage done by freshets rivers and creeks The
overflow had been greater than known there be
fore, and the Losses were very large.
The schooner James Knight, of Galveston, was Lost
at with all hands
The New York packetship b. II. Milan in attempting
to cross Galveston Bar, driven from the channel
and struck She remained the Bar two Days, but
finally got off and Wa lowed to Galveston, with pa feet
Of water IN her hold Onehaf of hcr cargo lee the
rest all merchandise, which will be saved
Col Pearson direct from Tampa, Florida. reports Ill
quiet among the Indians. meeting Of citizens was
held the 18th ult, which Capt Jernayin de-
nounced for having lawlessly inerered with the r,hn
Of the Indians, for purposes Of private gain
kOssuths movements in Mobile were chroniced with
much enthusiasm by the papers. $500 persons heard
his address at the Amphithcatcr and manifested much
favor toward his sentiments lie LETT Mobile Safur-
day last, for Montgomery.
The pirates Reid and Clemens were not hung at Rich.
mond to-day, the President having granted respite foe
two weeks. 'f
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Navigation Of Lake Erie.

CINCINNATI, Friday, April O. i55a
All the boats at Erie ice-bound Ia the harbor and
no present prospect Of getting out unless strong South
wind would blow up. Fifteen hundred passengers are
at Ere and cannot get away many Of them are sick and
wffiout money. The steamer ONO il in a very penl0s
eenaos she hrs been oct on the Lake since the 2sh
Of March, and canno; be reached Tie underwriters
here refuse risks On her at any price
DISPATCH IL CINCINNATI, Friday, April o. l352
dispatch just received from E-ie a TED noon, %
day says. The Baltic Ocean, J. d. Morton, sud laeea
CITY, ell len this morning for Cleveland but with Lite
prospect OF getting through"
II u thought the Ohio Is safe
dispatch from Cleveland, today, says IL boats
cannot get further than Ccnneaut They N y gt 70
Erie In three or four days
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MArsx.-Thc full vote for Mayor !,

Portland stands-Albon X. Paris. 1914; Me-,
Dow, 1,5GCMajority, AL. Mr.. Dow's vote !.
higher than any man ever received before for The
ofice--l70 higher than that he was elected BY lsst
year. Mr. PARIS has, since the Election. renewed
his public pledge to enforce the Liquor Law.
Still, as he was elected by Rumsellers' money!
given in order to defeat MIR. Dow for his stringent
enforcement Of the Law, we fear he will not b.
able to initiate the stern fidelity Of that noble ph
lanthropist.
York, York Co., has elected Maine Law Of
Gers, and passed resolutions IN favor OF tho Law.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, APRIL 10.
For Europe.

The U. S. Mail Steamship HUMBOLDT,
Capt. Lines, will leave this port TODAY at
noon. for Havre and Southampton. The Semi
Weekly Tribune, containing all the latest news,
can be had at the Desk This Morning. in wrappers
ready for mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10
Another Frighffui Steamboat Disnster-One
Hundred Lives Lost.

LEXINGTON, Missouri, Friday, April g. 1854
The steamer Saluda, bound for Council Bluffs
ploded her boilers at this place to-day She had on
board besides other passengers, large number Of MOI
mon Immigrants All the officers OF the boat
killed except the first clerk and mate About one hun
drod lives supposed 10 have been lost The boat
total wreck. Her boilers have been in use several
years.
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lBy Telesrsphl
Rhode Island Election Returns.

PRovipRNcK- Friday, April 9, lsJ2.
The following additional returns of the election
have been received:
CoveHsy-IIsrris, IA votes Allen, ls7 Arnold, 27s
Lawrence 17e Fisher, 9.
H,si Gresnries-Harrs, IL Allen, 40; Arnold, al
Lawrence 1a-.
Nesc ShoreAam-Harris. 50; Allen, las; Arnold. 90 !;
Lawrence, AS
CorepSy-No choice for Senator but will elect Whis
tomorrow.
CromseiI-whipple and Levi Johnston, Oyhig.) Rep
resentsrives
Dtst GreerriehT T. Hazard, Opp elected Sena-
tor. and an Opposition Representative.
has A"vehans-Wn. 7. BAH, (Hhig.) Senator; Sum
con Babcock, Opp Representative
Ea~ Greenrieh elects Robert Allen Representative
lie claimed BY both parties, but voted with the Whigz
being for the MEine Law
Erdr-The old Senator and Representatives hold
over both Opposition
|ossr holds second trial on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10

WARRINGTON, Friday, April 2, ls2
new light was introduced 10 the public to-day, BY
r. w Hall, the paentee, supplsutng camphene for Us
unexosive character and cheaper than gas by onehaL
1t was tested ia the presence Of number Of scientific
gentlemen who were unanimous In their expressions o.
its superior inertia
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Arrival of Kossurb Mt Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Friday, April Q. 1855.
kossufh and suite arrived here TINS evening and q
city proceeded to their hotel His arrival has not -
yet created the least sensation
To-day being Good Friday, business has been gene-
rally suspended We have. consequently, nothing to
report
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II The Erening Post thus exults over
the Van Buren, victory just achieved 1t

Albany
sMes.rs Seymour and Skinner, the two State Delegate
elect although both supporters OF Cen Cas- In lisa
are now understood 10 be opposed 90 Ais aonisalea -
any Contingency They will 20 for the selection u such
candidate will sec he Democracy Of Ne York nsi1S
Their hrst choice il understood 10 be VIM L. Mareys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10

ADVERTISING IN yss wssKLY TxIssxE-Tae priss s,r
Advertising IN tbs PEPPER vii heace,orsh Do g. ses hna
ss<A lnsrncn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10
q We seldom recommend a mapufac.

~ we seldom recommend a manufac
rss inedsne believing that in ross Gases u.u-s harf
ItisSe cure more RAPIDLY and etecfay than can n a.
oy me vegetables and minerals OF medical senc
~ 20 'se mater OF dyspef.iA there are chroaic fs,t
yer, o'ton defy a. the Efforts OF n.,-a ~
seeate healthy action Of the digestive ovss sn5 80 -
~ 4; Sx is 'nss thousands suer tor year. di..sd
rs To such HoofAaSps (e1nar B,-rs - h o, IA
49, are ira, nst valuable prspaiaon +, /.
vii te n'1id highly ssv.ceahe q, al $50 -. ad
ssIs .ne slns D,.psFsss only b. eas.d :, 1ss,
fetss v'fsicc IN che e,Cr~e II trcamcnt s-s -
snrerns under tins al us.asr We voais - az shoss
10 Areh-st- Philaelrh;a IJ.Sl.5.iS- DIETS No
aSa " ''ala-sss and { II. RING, No ias B7csasy~r -
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Accidental Death.

PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, ADrll = lbJL
William Henry Dunn, workman employed q the
new Depot Of the Baltimore Railroad Company in ifh
city, crushed 10 death today by the falling Of .
heavy beam. He belonged to Wilmington, DEL whers
he leave. family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10

q Groton, Tompkins County, has just
chosen Anti-License Town Officers by majorities
ranging from l6 to 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10

n The Steamship Winfield Scott, ar
rived at Rio do Janero in 81 days and Is hours from
firm New York-she shorsess p.s.rs ever made and
~ no tor Valparaiso q he N Febrs9K
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Us through wherever our friends heartily
and seasonably espoused, explained and
commended it. These facts will not be
lost
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10. GryIN's splendid spring Hat for

1872 ia 6ehcacy of the season. for which the Gentlemen
of New FORK have peculiar eachdR The shelves
and cases are swept their glossy contents sometimes twice
day vet there dearth the mandatory being equal 10
nnv ennd that can be made upon The stock OF Ladies'
and Childens fancy Hats Gentemeus and Boys Caps M
brellas Canes Riding WHIPS &C. at No pa Broadway
has recently been repensed ard the public are respectfully
invited 10 Inspect the spring fabrics IN the
GENIN. No. 81 Broadway. opposite Sc Pauls
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Y DIR. S. A. WEAvER's well-known

. In
Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup Canker Cure and Cerste
sold in this city by NJ. Ward 4 Co, No 30 Maidenane ;
Olcott McKessen Robins No ~ Maiden-ane; Pentold
Clay L Co. No. Fetcherst; j. Minor Co. No. pa Full
tons f.. NJ Guion. No III Bowery; Reuben Moss corner
of Grand and Cannonss c. A. Rossller, No III 8th-av
Cronbe, of Bowery aud Houston-st; H. r. Hall No
81 Bleeckers r. II. Payton, No Go Greenwichst Dr.
J. NJ Smith No. IS West Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10

TREES AND PLANTs.-PARsoNs q Co.,
Flushing NewYork offer for sale novelties
with their usual Of Fruit Trees for the orchard
aud garden Ornamental Trees Shrubs and Roses for the
nue. lawn cemetery, Vines for the gIapey and Exotic
Plants for greenhouse culture Catalogues be % aimed
OF No. 90 Cedarst will be sent by mail to all post aging
applicants incosing postage stamp
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READr-MADE CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE


FOR CASH OR CRrDT-This department OF business Is
uuder the direction William Gardner
who has had long experience and practical and tasty In
This hnnch of business We invite the attention OF dealers
60 the style of this stock particularly.
Iisht Profits is the system have adopted being
WINGED that is the popular one We are prepared TO san1
liberal terms of credit in this department..
We solicit an inspection Of the stock from close buyers
TwEEDy, MoVLToN PLlMPT0N No. AZ Broadway.
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LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Soatsy~ Telegraph Qoe Of Hlncsy and Beassysss
Missouri Democratic state Covention-Sfer.
ling Price nominated for Governor.

Missouri Democratic state Covention-Sfer.
ling Price nominated for Governor.
ST LorIs, Thursday, April !, lisa
The Convention rcsasembled yesterday.
The Committee on Resolutions reported through
their Chairman series of resolutions, rs follows:
The first indorses the Baltimore platform of lsis
The second indorses the Virginia platform OF l79o-a
The third approves OF the Compromise Measures.
The fourth declares the right OF instruction
The fifth denOunces Abolitonism-N uihcation-and
all the enemies OF tho Union" and the union of Do
mocracy.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
Mr. HALEY nominated I. NJ PRICE for Governor.
Mr. d. OxRY nominated Gen. :. PRICE for Governor
The Convention then proceeded 10 ballot and after
Intellectual efforts sharp skirmishing and angry
words passed among some members. Adjourned I'LL the
afternoon.
afternoon Session.
The Convention again proceeded % ballot and the
third trial the vote stood follows for Governor:
T. NJ PRICE, (Benton,)
STERLING PRICE, Benton but supported by the
Anti Bentonians) ....-.----.-----
Scattering lttt
Votes counted by popular representation)
STERLING PRICE was then declared elected, and IN
brief speech he pledged himself to support the resou
tOns. I'll.
T. NJ PRicE also gave the same pledge.
The following nominations were then made
Lieutenant iOcaRor. ID. WILSON Brown (Anff Benton)
Secretary of Sfats. j. NJ RICHARDSON, (Benton)
auditor ..........W. H. BURLINGTON, Anti Benton)
Register .-....-... ALLEN y. RICHARDSON (Benton)
Treasurer ..........A. w. MORRISON, ami Benton)
attorney General. s. b. GARDENHEIM, (Benton)
n On motion the Convention adjourned ill 5ocockPM
Erening Session.
Upon reasscmbling, Electors were chosen and MoSf
GoMERY BLAIR chosen "a Delegate at large TO the
Baltimore Convention with instructions to support Casa
and BUTLER. Adjourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10

" Aeve's'semen.s ia Ire Tsi5sss Of Asa,, 49,. 70
- scas N eetors Selouk a Sseucsy sveans
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NEw-ORLEASs, April g 1879
Tie Africa's news has been received CorrcS s~
not affected by IL 1900 bbls Ohio FLoua soid al S3Is
and 81 Louis at o. 900si MISS PoRK l. steady
Ell % Prime, GA 50 BAcoS-Sides at 94 90 ~
ard Shoulders 7ssc. WHISKY, lie. LARD-1U ooiI
changed hands sf 6ke GrSsY BAGS have decAned.
with large sales at &C. for cash. sight EXCHANGES On
New-yofk IL at par a l3c discount
kEwOEIEASs, Friday Evening. April 9, H.
The sales Of Cotton, to-day, foot up 1000 bales We
quote ordinary and middling qualities at decline =
0nsNghA The sales OF the week hare been 410S
baer- The Prizes CSves estimates the increase Of ~
osips ~ ali southern ports this sesson The coF
pondins period last year. st $4,000 bales.
The increase this season Ia the receipts ii Cotoss
- pa ev(g - eou0sponding psEIod - yseS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10

REMovAL.-The Manhattan Life Insur-
ence Company has removed No I46 Broadway of
LibeIty-st A A. ALvoRD, President
G. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary
N d. MORGAN, Actuary.
ABRAm DU BoIs, NJ D. Medical Examiner at the office
daily from to 8 o'clock p NJ.
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r. ;. CLEAvER's PRIZE MEDAL Hoxry
SoAr-RENovAi--w J. DAVIS Sol, A,ent INV y =
olssvsks Fms Meda Hone, Soap has renewed 20 .,rs
shants Hotel -' @0'-
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CASH JoBBING SroRE.-To THE ATrEy-

CASH JOBBJNG STORE.-IO THE ATTEN-
TON OF sHREwp MERcHAsTs.-NINE SEPARATE AND DIS
TIscT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER ONE FiRM-We can show
the most assortment OF Goods offered IN TINS cry
pr system is division of Goods under the head OF De-
partncns with separate organization and accounts It n-
sures energy economy and ability.
The Heads OF Departments educated Tor the saoh ana
duty they called upon to perform ,
Hosery Department. Samuel Groocock, Purchaser ana
Manager. - - o,. r ,,
White Goods Department Henry X. OKeefe, Purchaser
and Manager. ~.
Carpet and Oil Cloth Department w +. Barry, Purchaser
Woocn Department aud all Goods stcd for Mons Wear
and the Trimmings therefor Dexter Tiffany Purchaser and
Manager.
Yankee Notion Department separate and distinct stock
ms complete establishment exclusively IN the hne,
John s. Shelly Purchaser and Manager. .
Print and Bingham Department r. o. Moulton, Purchaser,
and John q. Plimpton, Manager
Domestic Goods Department. X. q. Mouton, Purchaser,
and John q. Pllmpton. Manager.
Womtn's Dress Goods Department, X u. MonltOn Pur-
chaser and John q. PlmptOn, Manager.
Our Goods offered at NET CASH PRICES, underwriting
and uniform.
Buyers are requested call and examine the merits OF our
rroie sSons aud inquire Mr. Pimpton, who Will make
them acquainted with the head of each Department
Our Rendy Made Clothing Department Is managed eScu-
by William GaTdneT the garments Manufactured
and got up by him. and proverba for their style and
cheapness
We are prepared grant liberal terms of credit Ready
Made Clothing awEEDy, M0ULToN & PLIMPTON.
Importers and Jobbers, No. n Broadway.
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Fl. Lours, Thursday, April e lsaa
The river here Is nj a stand Weather cool and ptss
anI CINCINNATI. Prblsy. April o lss&
The river Is now at stand, and viii commence re-
ceding tonight
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THr ART OF CUTTING PANrALooNs.-

Every gentleman appreciates he luxury Of pair OF elegant
ly-ns pentaoons graceful and easy without twist or
wrinkle The tailoring establishment OF W. T. JENNINGS
a Co. No 2Sl Broadway has been for many years cee-
braed Tins department Of the business well a. for the
perfect III and style Of their Vests Coats Sacks Oyer-coa
and oher garments They employ artists in the Psaaoon
department b. exoclied either IN this country or
aboad, IL Is supposed by many, that to cut Coat well Is
the Plus Ultra of the AIT of tailoring This Is mistakes
il requires at least cguGi taste skill aud experience 10 tan
uuexceptonabe Pantaoons. The firm has received
from Europe nch and extensive stock OF Spring CASH
comprising all the patterns many OF which
nre entirely unique and singuarly beautiful All who de-
sine the fashionable raayuiade clothing pyocurabe IN
this city, made by the best artists
vited 10 call w. Il. JENNINGS Co.. No. 81 Broad
way, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10

SoArThs Incompatible Toilet Soap more esteemed
and used than any other throughout Europe. Ii COM
posed of the most pure and genuine materials not dis
gi-ed by color, and has sufficient quantity OF Honey
corporaed with to render il the emoient and best
Soap for the skin in Ii Possesses agreeable and deli
cate perfume and produces with the least trouble free and
creamy laher To be had of all Druggists and perfumers
W. DAVIS, No. 40 Courand-st- New-York Sole Agent
for this United States.
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Is The Indian Cancer Doctor is still
at No no Broadway, with great success and ku
re h~ treated @Iiy three eas within the l.s 81 u,oa,l
nso call oace No 49, broadway, up one dgh, stars
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GrNIn,s BAzAAR.-The magnetic inIlu-

epoes of this palace trade its unyaed stock ITS moderate
scae OF other attractions draw crovds
OF ladies fhher The interior hns been thIonged daily
the week. and the imported styles OF boys cloth
Ing ladies' and chdrcns hats and articles OF costume
end ornament from Paris and London have elected the
aest expressions Ammunition The amount OF sales and
orders has exceeded anything before realized IN the same
IT, IN The c,ty Of Nev,-York GESIS's BAZAAR,
INV " No 5l3 Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel.
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RHODE IsLAND.-We have the vote for
Governor from all but three towns which cannot
vary the majority more than fifty votes. The to-
tails are
Wig. Opposition Scattering
Elisha Harris. $500 Philip Allen. ...9l25
For Lieu. Governor
s. G. Arnold .e632 VIM Beach Lawrence g. l00
Schuyler Fisher Temp. Opp .799 Scattering Ii
Gov. Allen is probably reelected by nearly 400
plurality, while Lieut.. Gov. Lawrence is irrevoca-
bly, beaten. Mr.. Arnold may or may not be chosen
by the People if not, he certainly will be by the
Legislature, which is Wing. The Lieut.. Governor
has vote in the Senate.
Gov Allen is very rich and personally popular,
having tro majority in Providence, where the
Wings have decided majority for all bus Gov
emor.
The new LEGISLATURE will stand:
Senate. Wing --.---......--..l3 Opp.-...l7
House. Whig. ----...-...---.3 Opp..-......-..30
JOINT Ballot -..-.-.--.-..6l ~
Nothing can prevent Wing majority. A u. s.
Senator is to be chosen. One vacancy each in the
Senate and House.
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A CARD.-A. JOEL 81 Co. beg to inform
their friends and the public that they have this day closed
their establishment for The purpose OF eectng such aer-
aons viii them additional facilities for carrying on
their fast increasing business They beg TO return their sim
thanks for the extensive patronage with when ley
have favored and their friends that their beat
efforts will all times be eIerted to merit continuance Oh
their kind fayos. , ,o.,
They will reopen their Store on TUESDAY, the 18Th
inst with magnificent stock Of new Jewery fine Watches
Silver and sverplafed Ware rch European Fancy Goods
&c which they win offer the terms az have hitherto
gained them 70 large share public suPpothose OF small
srnfts aud n1lick refurns No IS Broaaway. April 2
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resdsrs who afflicted with Rheumatim Pains Aches
Strains, Sore Throat, &c and wish immediate relief
get II by using BUSls Magic CREAM LlNIMgNT at cost
OF only - cents Principal Depot. No S2j Geenwichs,
conner of Duane aud w other Druggists.