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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
POLICE OFFICE.
THE Bitter BITTEN, OK Mock AUCTIoNEEI

The BITTER BITTEN, OK Mock AUCTIoNEER
OUrGESERALLED.-Thi morning named Dean, of De-
ancy street, into m1ck-ducon Chatham
street near Roosevelt said to he keutb by named Perry
and bid at lot OF Dig goods &c. winch offered for sale
and which struck off 10 him al cents piece, ST.
he was told they amounted The goods handed
him and he told the back Office and settle his bill
instead of which he handed the 81 and putting his goods
Ia his sket for marching off They stopped him.
ever and told him the goods amounted than he
had paid and ordered hun back settle He refused
20 saving he had bought the goods paid for them and
tended them They then sized aud conducted I'm 10
ing the goods taken them without right Justice
Stevens heard charges. thsn all the story Of DEAN
whom told SeeIthe goods and a- them home he had
fairly bought and paid for Them and that hej had be delv
soon as they pleased Dean accordingly took his goods
they were sad BY those who examined them, 10 BE- worth
about $50 Ii is cOnjsctued that the rather
lipht on hat Lot of goods.
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e Vcksburg is said to be oyerrun with thieves,
backegs and assassins.
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OFFICE CRoToN AQUEDucr bohRp,
March esd. 1874
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Sea Fro
posals will b, received by the Subscriber un me son
dav Of March 1874 at the office of the Cotton HGurduct
Works for the back.fng Iammns anu 'eIait
ing OF trenches for PHI the following Streets VIZ y
FoN TWELVE IHCn.i
Walnut street from Cherry street TO s'"'. River
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Passengers Arrived.
In Ship Catha,e from ChGrieStOn-Alrs Delano, child
and servants Mrs Hase aud Child Mr. Davoe Capt Kellogg
steerase.
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r. Eree Lectures ON Man: Or Phrsno!ogy and
p;1<,ooev applied 10 the study of character 10 the sdn
caon Of Children to
s. cent Religion, Morals Politics. Tsmpsranee ETsiins
Evils and Remedy Ss b. ND Il ), Has
Rnd;nrs Brooklyn every Friday evening" commencing
o'clock and closing with pubctests OF the seieHce oedS
free -, L,,L " ,;I,~ ard Evenings
,sI Nissan s. in Clinton Hall HIS splendid caoine, 81
Busts free IL yisitsrs. i' 49,
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READLECLECTlC MAGAZINE.

u
n Call and the table OF conten's OF the April
Including NacauIays article Milton the Oregon Question:
Irish State Trials Queen Victoria, etc: Iheu iook at
the exQusely finished and beautifully dSnied plate Milton
Dicta,ipC 10 his Daughters. Find equal tot!
You may get three eugaYnTs IN some magazines ;
but one large highly finished plate IN the &c Mag IS
worth a dozen Of most
The storms hat blew from the tcectics 80 ouch1ngly
BY the publishers woudbe nya have ali SUB
sided and The Eclecc Magazine edited by Prof Asnew, is
not ony safely but becoming the ste MAGAZINE
petsnt and judges the best and cheapest PERI
odical III the world -
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NTANTED--A young woman who understands
w pain cooking and good washer and lronsr and an
come Well commended Apply at No. 800 w ashngton ST.
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e. Cray AT MAcoN-Wc understand from

~ Cray AT MACON.-Wc understand from
IN .nrcrs BY last evenings Cars, that Mr.. CLAY
an address Of an hour and a half's length
aa ~. c;t;zeps on Monday. 1t gave the highest
70 Lilo satisfaction. The utmost enthusiasm
pss'..led-and such was the concourse Of stran-
Pls. IN the city that they could with difficulty
sss.s iodoings. On all hands the excitement
p l,hsrs Strength and we expect from appearances
ss,srday, that our fcllow-citizens will get tho
!sSahlv warmed up by the time he reaches here,
ivas the Loco Focos continue to withhold
w. W. countenance. Savannah Republican, Goth.
T.y.s PRESENTS from the best and most au-
,hsntic geographical information, a superficial
,rsa Of 900 square mlles-that is, 1t is five
.;mas as large as the commonwealth of Virginia,
.,o,e than twice as large as the kingdom Of
France, and ten times as large as England and
Wales.
STEAMBOAT CoLLsIoN.-Ye sterday morning
.hout three O'Clock the Steamboat American
Esrc, Captain Montgomery and Rainbow, Capt.
Seljeck, came in contact near ROMANS Point
about 55 miles abov, the city. The Rainbow
uas bound down, and the American Eagle was
ascending, when it appears light was discovered
bnrn;nn on the Rivers bank. The Rainbow was
rounding to and the American Eagle standing
across the river, both boats making for the light,
when the latter ran into the former boat striking
her little forward of the boilers on the starboard
side, tearing away her guard as far aft as the
wheel house, ripping up her hull within foot of
the waters edge, carrying away her chimnies,
knocking down the Pilot house, displacing the
boilers about Is inches and causing her connec-
ton pipes to burst, instantly killing John Will
Gans a deck hand and scalding two deck pas
sengers of the name of Miller, and three negro
fremen in very shocking manner. Twenty bales
of Cotton were lost overheard Luckily that
magnificent boat, the Ambassador, under the
command of that whoe-soled fellow, Captain
Charley Brennan, soon afterwards hove in sight,
took the Rainbow in tow and brought her down
to the city. An inquest was held on the bod of
Williams yesterday afternoon and a verdict re-
turned Of accidentally killed. The scalded men
have been removed to the Charity Hospital. The
Rainbow now lies at the foot Of Cont street ;
she will be repaired and ready for the trade again
in week. We are assured that this collision
was purely accidental, and that no blame attaches
to either party. Capt Brenham is entitled to
great praise for the prompt manner in which ne
rendered assistance to the sufferers.
New. Orleans Tropic, 18th INST.
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of Mary Rock,
we'll boarding keeper When last he ard from i,Sa
:, NJ Erankp souare ANY Information respecting the
boye .rson viii be thankfully received by her nephew An
drew Nc Zee at No. Caharne slip or at the sun oce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

NTED-At u. Z. Wards Bakery, 2!9
w Fulton street 2 boys-also young man to drIye
bo md cart aud make himself generally use,ui None
need apply that cannot bring ah'st rate recommendation
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-an,erfcan Institute Lectures uesaay
AZ y O'Clock NJ. the Farmers Club Viii meet ooo1ec'4
Craze and GIoose6erry. q, nesting
Wednesday, evening Il o'clock tseConrsIsetion
subject-Afa,ufacturs Of Wh'ts Lad oliver
The Comparative STATE of Agriculture IN ths c0uh
try 80 wears ago aud al the present time Admission
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NHTANTED THIS DAYS Protestant Girls at
w 1913 Broadway good places IN c,ty and country E
,pecab families always have the best Of servants a 's
Office Housekeepers please call r,,,or
p,bc II
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IITANTEp-A place tor chamberwork, wash
w ing, &c by nice gn with city references Appy at
%, M,rrs
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13TANTED-A place by very active Protestant
w ad about IS at farming any other work Appl At
,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

Sweden may receive information OF interest to hun IN an
liz matters by leaving his address or by applying IN person. n
Ill.,, onSnlns Of Fl NJ the knc OF Sweden and Norway IN
New-York % Broad street ,. I'm
Persons accounted with the individual above described VIII
ohrc him and his relatives by such information ABOUT
9oisc liai, ~. Inad tn tbis discovery NH = cod SIN
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nOARD-For two or three single gentlemen may be had
nnw NJ 81 East Broadway and parior and bedroom SUIT
ape lo' u Eei' oJ f,an, tho III, of Nlay ms I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

WANTED BY lad of l6years OF age a sllua,
w ton as Clerk wholesale or wholesale ana tetau
grocery store As Information the principal object salary
vond be OF secondary considerations Can give good recon-
msnda,ions a line addressed 70 Palmer NO II ott street,
w ~: h n.a,,nti,, al m25 w.
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yNTANTED--Empoym by an America
w Farmer who understands the business Apply a. as
Roadway. basement. ulh<o u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

oss.,.S 1901. s;iI ~ r.,s;vsd 3,t Ssnrdsy,
the o,h inst at 10 4 NJ for building of COUNT Prison
and dwelling house attached North BergsnIh. ooii1as
qaaed the site For plan. aad Other P.S CUR APP
JOHN TONNELLG, Jr }
GARRETT NEWK!Rk.. lsiflniites-
mhas: lw HENRY SOUTHiAYD,>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

A YOUNG MAN who now attends School
n would like in Office or store whetg he
could labor IN some way notu'ue 1nu l.
store. Satisfactory references
an ba giy.n Address A H. No. Second st. mh2o 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

Pfe8Grnt rOtOn Ht.UrNUNl
NB-The proposals Of persons seriog for the aboys work
will be considered made for the whse or sueh par as me
Ioior CrorOn Aquadct Committee may assign nh21 t30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

NJ Ten Dollars Reward.-ytSIksEE Inc, f Bapk
" - n,ns OF Buckley Peck, and numbered .s -
Saturday sd March 1t Tf n. aSors l91d viii Be-
I'D h Wing il 81 Thompson's ONCE 81 Wall stfse'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

WARRANTED STEEL PENS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS in want OF Steei
u Pens arr invited 70 examine The assortment Of :.
Wright Co.'S Prsmun Pens The mods aaoptsa eur, ~
Furnishing the Points OF these Pens causes tnst 20 @
rrsrs sslic trial By those who have not dSs nrui srs
confident they will give satisfaction. h5 d nnd
In the nesres syie on cards and boxes ao sou ~
ale prices. Dealers supplied by p.pNvTsCO
Agents for the manufacturers; is7 B,o4fdmay;
Asen@ 'o bsrween Courtlandt and Liberty SIS.
Please to observe that each Pen Is stamped baf s,
Co. New York"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

GENCY for Selling tehlSh or p, schuy s. 19 'l
liz ,h sbirh Company's Coal PER Cargo will take orders
be moa " D,,S as
~, nd w.;oht and 10 BE- shipped the lowest heghts ana
mos, per IS to the o9 , ,G9
IN Ihis Nv ne. barge load. CAREFUL screened at the Mines
and Of such sizes as may be ordered scpry
XIII RED OR WHITE ASH COAL, deliverable IN
Philadelphia for Shipment may be directed or oy Psfss
,h viii be purchased IN Pott.vr Tor caShoe se
Iecrd and forwarded by essrs T. Stafford 90 on the most
terms for the purchaser ana can Ue oeisu VI
any, on.ity aud size aud delivered wanted nhz2ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
Vlder,s Patent Salamander Safe against tn
JEorld

A MOTHER TRIAL OF IRON SAFES HAS
"A been had before the following respectable COMMITTEE Of
Merchants and Bankers the city of Baltimore on the o
when " des Saamander Safe the only which
stood the and the contents as in ALL previous
NAL. in furnaces and accidents hres
S,rs and committees reports can De seen at the iron
Sal, Ware House Of the subscriber who h9s .e
az los now warranted dry with Chubbs hie detect9r
oc Committee on tnal of Safes, Baltimore March i3th'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

saaAT PRIVATE SALE-The Farm of about
lao acres in Monmouth. about miles above Red Bank
ou the North wsbury River. Township Of shrewS
buT about 100 acres cleared apple orchard &c APP
Div TO ANTHONY J. LEECkER Y CO.,
NIX No. Broad street Wall street
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g. N
Also Birmingham Goods, Carolina Hoes, warranted
Seelyards Locks Eutts Hinges Fire Irons &c &c oil the
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-11-21
GOT Me OAR.

Look heah, Jake, how you get dat
hole in de sleebe oh your coat?
'Hole-whar' whar? / dos mt see
no hole in de sleebe.'
You dos'nt see it praps, but you's
got one--5ig one too--big enough to
put your arm froo.'
'Yah-yah-ah | must Tess you
got me dar, niggah.
What's your mother tongue /" said
a lawyer 10 witness.
My mothers tongue" said the lat
ter. Well ean't say; but ii must
be mighty long, for my father says
there's nc end 10 it,
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POLICE OFFICE.

PIcKPoCKETs ARRESTED.-AS Mr.. Thomas Prin-
g first teller OF the Bank New York walking along
Wall he followed by three pckpockets, ramed
William Brown. Charles Williams, and another, net
recollected who finally joined him. hen OF them Brown
thru, hi, hand his pocket which contained only
To1 Officers McGrah and Feam, ami e1 officer Sweet who
had observed Their movements then Sprdng forward and
caught Brown and Williams the other escaping b. running
The caught taken the Police Office, complained
of, and committed 10 piison.
LARcFNlEs.-Alchael Mahoney was committed
for stealing ham from the of James Cunningham,
Eliza Williams committed for stealing Sl2 IN money
and 81 worth Of clothing from Henry Johnson 50 Mott street
in the rear.
BURGLARIEs.-John Francis, coloted, was arrest
ed BY officers g. F. Hays and STEPHENS, committed for
the following burgarIes viz Breaking the dwelling OF
Abaer ~ Wayman in 10th street. between the lh avenue
and roadway, the 5h January last aud stealing silver
and clothing the value OF SS7 IS Also the house Chas
Moray 1859 Nacdonsa street. the Isl July last and
Ing linen shirts, sheets, napkins wOneus and ch!dsns
clothing worth SlO0.
STOLEN BALES OF CoTToS.-Oihcers Relyea
and Keger have discovered several bales aud parts of bales
OF stolen cotton for which they owners the Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02
Honorable Dealing.

1U the EGtt0T OF 1he IItOHHe:
There are so many impositions practised upon
the travelling community that new case of op-
preston could do little to add to the general oppro
brium under which the agents Of railroad, steam
boat and stage-coach companies stand An
instance Of fair DEALING honorable observance OF
engagements, should, therefore, be recorded, not
so much as merit in the party as to encourage
the hope that there will at some time be an end
of this series Of wrongs. | would in this view
ask for the publication of the following fact
which, in my travels, stands unparalleled. /
recently had occasion to make winters journey
to the North of Vermont. Speed in my business
being very important, inquired at Albany from
one of the agents of d. W. Hyde & Co. whether
there was any delay Of any kind on the route
AS Sunday was approaching l should have stlp
ulated for an extra in case of the line drumming
on that day. The agent, however, assured me
that there was no delay for an hour this side of
Burlington. l therefore took my passage in the
ordinary coach. After starting and when any
new arrangement was impractlcable, was
informed that the coach would lay by over Sun
day. applied for some memorandum OF the rep
RESERVATIONS which had been made, but | could
procure none, and was compelled to submit to
what supposed would be the caprices Of the pro-
prietors. In most cases l should have had to
pay dearly for my folly in trusting an agent of a
stage-coach company. But when l arrived at
Castleton on Saturday night and stated the case
to L. P. Hyde, one Of the Proprlctors, though |
was q stranger-without witness or line to cor
roborate land insisted on his fulfilling his agents
agreement-he acquiesced most readily. I'VE
do not run our line on Sunday but we will CON-
ply with our engagements, were his words, and
he acted up to them. was sent on without a
cent of additional charge, and accomplished my
Journey within the required time. Thencefor-
ward | include stage coach companies in my
hopes of the improvement of mankind generally.
WORCESTER
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FRulr-a sale of coo eore, Naples Fix. ma. b.. n,1

FRUlT-A sale of coo boxes Naples FIs mas beu mad.
cts received coasswise. Rsas second Asad..
ard held at 50 III, mos.
HlDEs-There is fai. demand and We notice s.l,x-o
Ssal and 81 Zobasco 10 TO II cash. $50 green ,s
Bermuda Sic, cash; 1910 Tampco and 1876 Ms,amo,s, >,
about previous 7oo Georgia egus TO 10 cts,s mos
TALLOW-We notice further small sales 10 go 10 San,
lbs Wes:ern Rendered al a II cts. cash.
lRONA sale OF 200 tons Scrap has been made On er,,
terms.
BEEsWAx-The Harse, for sosd IS 30 ae4 cts. esb
with sa IS $3.50 lbs. at the lower Ia,e.
Fl>HWe believe theie atioas. pa!cs Of ,en
b5ls. arrived which sold about ssh and 10 s., II,
Nos . and |.
WHALEBONE.-We notice further SALES IS cooIb. g.
export, par; private terms and part al 40 cash and 1865
so for home nse at -! IS cs.
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CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.

Christian kfaner rS. james J. kyAll--AcuOu OF
Grim Con. damages laid al $40 600. The plaintiff se,
man and m lred girl named Eiiz. Gable this CITY, Q
years old, By whom he has had chdr The iees
daat is man Of consl rabe wealth. The charge is that
defendant years since became acQuainel with plaintiffs
wife their residence l27 We street. and afterwards was
her company different places Two witnesses gave
aony, but nothing support the charge was showu-
The cause vii be resumed this forenoon.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

U. STATES CIRCUIT COURT =. Before Judge Brrrs
DEATH OF TIE SEcRETARlES.-On the opening
of the Court Yesterday, Ogden Hoffman ESD District A;,oT.
uey rose aud in feeling alluded TO the CALAMITY
which occurred hs death Of the Secretaries of State ar
the Navy sc, and suggested thar the Court from espec, 70
the memory OF the deceased, &c, adjourn.
Judge Belts in few remarks, conceded with the view and
the Cour. adjourned 10 this forenoon atllo'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02
Markets. =. Carefully reported for The Tribune.

'ePo'tS1
FRIDAY, March /.
ASHES-We notice farther sales Pots, We quote 62t
for lSl3s for 1915 ST. IS generally asked OF Pearls %
bbls have been sold at S. C6s for 1913.
COTTON-There ha. been rather more doing TO day. but
there bu oyancy the market and prices still tend
favor the buyer. The sales to-day about 1900 bales
in small lots up o'clock when negotiation closed
for list of 1000 bales Mobile 81 grade middlng fair
for shipment Fer the three last days the sales about 1900
bales which about onehal Upland and Florida The
market is unsettled.
FLOURAN MEAL.-Tha market is rather dull, but
there is no change PRICES We notice sales about 1900 bbs
Ohio, Michigan and Genesee 81 81 S. New Orleans Is
held at ST 81. for common brands with sales 200 bbs South
ern descriptions h.m with good inquiry Georgetown
held firmly SIS, with fair sales Alexandra IS; Brandy
wine SIS III, Richmond Country IS SIS 2i. Sales 600 bbs
fine middling fancy IS Is; Richmond City Sc, with
sales $50 bbIs Gallego at that rate.
GRAlN.-TheIe inquiry for W heat, but we hear
of important sales. The supply small Illinois held
about los with aes SEQ bushels al l0G small io
Jersey sold % for city milling About 400 bushels
damaged illinois sold private There Is very iLsie
Corn oferng last sale North Carolina al AZ cents weight
delivered That price offered, arrive, and cargo %
5000 bushels taken that figure. small ot OIL r
GINA sold IS AZ Oats are dull al Yea
90 cents. Northern retailing at Sc 56t cents.
SEEDS.-Rough Flax sheld at ga 81 10 ior Western
with small Claan $40 50 per tierce but there is little
or inquiry Timothy generally held at SIS and above
for good but there sellers at lower rate Sales is
FIR good We notice farther sales of Clover so TO
IS tcg for clean iIee The demand for the last
few days has ,aker about 500 bbls.
PROyISIONS.-The market for Pork inactive and the
nominal quotations 62 and 50 sci with sales 900
5bs shade Of these rates offered, bur found sell
In Beef there but retail demand Country stands
81 and SIS, with sales at 2 Is off these City
81 25a 81; and S. S. 3 Sales s3 For Lard
there inquiry, and sales 200 kegs st. and
100 bos At ST. sale ofcO bbls Coarse made
HAI.-There movement in this article. and
500 bales for city So and about 1900 do
part for Shipment SCH Co. There also about bales
being shipped or owners account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02
COMMON PLEAS. ;. BeleEe Judse u.suoxrrrR.

Elizabeth Baker, Excrx, &c. rs. Stephen Kings
landThe defendant caused levy be ,de furniture
the house OF plaintiff $40 Fourth b, due By
VIM f Baker deceased Action brou sht recorer DAM
for illegal enty, SC aud dsranng goods belong
ins the 1t shown that portion Of the iuru
belonged deceased and tina: the officer entered the
house without objection having been made. Verdict for
plainuf damages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

TThe following verses by noble hnslish
woman were inspired by the facts elected oy IN
,...,;cat;nc the condition of the Children en-
nove6 in the mines, factories, &c. Great Britain
Can it be that such appeals shall be repeated
without commanding attention to the causes OF
such stupcndous misery and the means OF
thoroughly removing them (? Much has been at
tempted, and something done, in the way OF mt
igating by legislation the evils here depicted ou'
the mischief is too profound to be reacheo oy
Parliamentary regulation or Free Trade IN oorn
The essential condition, inducements to- ana IT,
ward Of Labor universalIy-not merely IN the n'li
~ tho mine. but wherever Women and Children
o.oha,ro Work for Blead or suffer for the want
of opportunity to do s0-when shall these DC
thoroughly considered!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

Wing principles with the cause of the People 2
win YOU Jog the elbow Of your neighbor OF 'Ihe
pIebeian" and call his attention TO this eHtraor-
dinarv admission Of its Mr.. Senator CLARK
Constitutional Reform has been under consider
alton this afternoon. Mr.. BoswoRTH, sponsor OF
the old Regency on this subject, repeated the old
thread. bare tale of the S4O,OOO,OOO debt For
particulars, refer to his printed speech-inserting
the words Second Edition. SEYMOUR bolted
at some of his conclusions and WINGED most de-
cidedly The two speeches consumed the whole
sitting. No one can conjecture when this dis
cussion will close. HOFFMAN says, when they
have talked about fortnight they will come to
the conclusion that the only way is to call
Convention. would like to give you some of
the Admiral's compliments of the present Admin
istra,ion, but perhaps | had better not, just
now. Yours, &c. WATcHTowER.
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Railroads.,

The table below shows the cost, capital, earnings,
Sc. Of the twelve principal Railroads in Massachusetts
the 1882 and 1913 She during the last year gross
increase OF income Of SO522i; expenses $50 9Aleavng
net-incoms Of s527O about of per The
capital:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

HoMc1pE.-Mr Sickles, an old citizen of
Natchez Miss, shot ard killed a man named
John Cook, on the 18th ult. who was at the
time in the act of breaking down the old mans
fence. Cook was fond of annoying Mr.. S. and
had just been using the most insulting language
towards him.
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coi,RT CsIEND.s TUE

CothI CItlaE1!NDto HIS pAY.
CIRCUIT CouEr No calendar rhecase yes
terd1y will be continued.
CoMMos PLEAs.-Nos.3O, %, %, 81, 32, IS, Sc !
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