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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
Philadelphia and New-Jersey Copper Com.
pany.

The following article is from the Pennsy vanian
Since its publication Dec. To- we understand arrange
ments have been made by the Company to commence
the smelling Of their at the mine, ana they nave
employed an experienced smelter for that purpose
The amount OF on the ground now Is said 10 DC
from to 500 tons yielding 20 per cent.
PurLApELruA AND NEwJERsEY COPPER CoNfA
SY-Much interest has been recently excited IN regard
10 the operations of this Company now engaged IN inc
successu development OF the OF their mines
situated near the town of bennington HuneIuoh Ioan
w. Newt Jersey about forty miles IRON TINS CITY We
have taken some pains to inquire mo '.le aIs
and capacities Of these mines and are lea 20 Uc4ee a'
they are shortly destined 10 form the means OF aouh
dant profits to this enierprisng Company Iney are TO-
Gated in beautiful country and are ascnea - 81 es
tate-now the property OF the CompAny-Oi four run
drcd acres highly cultivated, and containing al the
buildings necessary TO comfortable and sen'eei resi-
dence. . - A.. ..
fonr dollars ner ton and the average ys.ue of the ore
is about 500 per ton at the mouth OF the mine-one
quality being worth sl5a and another SO per ton e
learn that less than s2OOO worth Of ore mas sea
been obtained from these mines Accurate sciehuhc IN
cation has pronounced the supply OF copper ore IN
this tract OF land to be Observation-Disclosures vein being
from eight 10 twelve feet in thickness and having been
traced more than half mile on the premises oi the
Company The specimens that we have seen are rich
almost beyond belief OF them containing less tha
twenty per cent Of the pure ore and some running as
high sixty per cent The cost oil mining - as We unu
said not more than four dollars per ton while the ore
as obtained from the bed, is worth from 80 10 SlJO
per ton. nil
These mines are located about forty miles from fhila
dephia and therefore in the immediate vicinity q
the market In this important essential they possess AZ
incalcuabe advantage over those vast bodies OF uoF
mineral lands located at great distance lto
the market and in the midst OF new and lnhospitabit
country Blu, should not this very fact arouse Congress
10 the importance Of making such provisions by IA" q:
will enable these fine lands % compete on equal teTn
with their and growing rival In this respect tht
recent example Of the Canadian Government might Ok
probably initiated The bill reported al the last ses
sion and then defeated, such bill as would nave
been lust TO the overuc and 20 that large and enter
prsinc class of men who have rsked and Loot so mucf
money in bringing these lands into the market and II
the development Of their products We can only mop
that this warning viii not be lost upon Congress bu
that the Representatives OF the people will improve tn
first opportunity that offers 10 make such provision
the premises as justice 10 both public Snd private N
\ tesesl may require.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
CITY ITEMS.


~ Pursuant to an order Of the Court Of Chan
cery he trustees of the buTyug ground IN Twelfth 81
directed the sexton 10 the bodies therein inter
red to WILLIAMSBURG. which coming 70 the knowledge
Of those having deceased relatives within the enclosure
large crowd yesterday assembled in great state Of
excitement which was nuch heightened BY statement
that the sexton had charged poor woman y for tho
BODY of her husband Il was also shown that several
bodies were rudely thrown out OF their graves and left
exposed in the yard with the fence partially broken
down. while others we're thrown into rough boxes and
car,ed of or left upon the sidewalk until morning Bit
ter complaints and violent threats were made By parties
interested and was found expedent 70 arrest the sex
ton and carry him to the Polcooce TO save his carcase
The Mayor, On being informed OF the circumstances,
very promptly ordered an efficient body OF Police to
guard the premises and protect both the living and the
dead. great deal of indignation is manifested by the
residents Of the neghborhood and the immediate par
Elephants in the matter sugmatized as british wan
ton. outrageous and criminal On the other hand the
friends Of the deceased charged with assaults and
batteries on the persons employed in carrying out the
decree Of the Court This morning Oh o'clock the eN'
element is on tho increase and additional Police
force sent to the ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

~ The lamps in Chatham and Walker Duane
and Rcsdc, Mulberry, Pe and Doyer SIS were all out
at two o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

IL Judge BANKS, says the Harrisburg lntelli-
sncer, has accepted the Office Of Treasurer of Penn
rlyania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

~ Telegraphic dispatch from Harrisburg
wednesday evening to the Philadelphia North Ameri'
s@ciWednesdy states that the fret fire for the last two
,ss'n the former city broke out that evening in the
'oas q Ms. Siehlcz. on Frontst. which completely
'seaed NE house. Damage about 5000
:. se @ Rosidng for a renewal of certain Loans 10
~. Vomncascsh by several Banks, and 10 require the
s1enans Bank to pay over certain moneys, amount
ny sooai slSeoo passed both Houses on Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

OswEGo AND ToRoSTo.-The merchants OF To
ronio las we Lean from the Examner) are making a
movement to secure cheap ireshis by the establishment
Of propeller lines meeting was held 81 the C0uncii
Room Of the Board OF Trade in that city on TIC TN
ut for the purpose of taking steps FOR the oEganzaon
OF line OF steam pgopeilers 10 Oswesc EsIinsbs
were submitted by Captain Taylor, by waicn II wss
shown ihst propeller OF 20 tons burthen, capable
of carrying $500 bbs hour, could be ouit Tor @sOV'
and would last about ten years
TAXING SLAVE TO EUR0PE.-ln the New-Or-
leans District Court ademen, in the case Of Anses as
Carcc0 VS.. l.. a. Piynf9ty Tor himself ard "iie, ~
Pigueny. IL appears plaintiff was slave OF Mad
p aud accompanied her 10 France IN loJo, where
che remained for some time. After her return she con
inued in defendants service some years she sued Tor
her freedom and $1,000 wages since her return from
France The Court decreed that her liberty be granted
and condemns. defendant in costs IN. o. Times.
Az EDITOR BURNT OUT.-It pains Us TO learn
By the For, Wayne Times that the dwelling OF GEoRGE
w. Weor, Inc esrmAble Editor OF that paper was on
the 3oth December consumed by FIRE with his library
and part OF hi, household furniture thus As ne says
in hour destroying the fruit OF long years OF indus
Try and economy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
BOUQUETS
- M rL.... n,rc and EruRrant Exotic
~ Or. Hnneing,s Body Brace.-F9r ne gel

NJ OF (hOfft, NHft Thu fHEfHnt -
Flowers made In style 20 please ne most isnaious
are 10 b. had a. few hogrs nouee, OF JAG - hOoo'
nif Sh S-easn N % Di'e4"aJ'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

~ Officers Reed and Jeiireys found the store
1876 Diyision-st open this morning at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

~ A colorcd laboriDg man named Geo. Moore
while engaged a, work pier Is East river ie sudden
II dead about 0 clock yesterday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
General Notice..

~ Paine sls,pooo
"a - raning OF the ll'h inst on the lf- snd ",nss
I'M rb,mss Paine 10 anticipation Of me ssh "a ,, 9e
~ 'i a. .,ii ct will b- corined 10 MI Isine poil-
AZ Al, ILL., ssr sNd srtuss Time and r NJ Admission
20 nav expenceG OF eens-Lades Zee fNtcuH. a. .ne
Rsacco oFe. Ffansliasqyafe, PesIIsl wheie tnue
- W,itings sc are FOR salealso Ticses Tor N. Sn'
vefssry Ball 1-' ~
r. mectiug for Trustees for the Butchers res
Fstsfe A.socatnn IN be held Al The northwest corner o
iiC ~. NJ IA. CHASE, PRESIDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
,,,- pi.h,t xvord Pioneer nenry CIay Club

Tie members Of dis Club being the hst mat las o
igsd In The lrnionl will give grand Bal In oommemoIs
A1p of the ratification Ofhe Treaty. OF Gheni al me Apollo
on dc l7h February, 1871. They have maze sfrsnge
uena . th distinguished artists, who are already engaged
pfersfng The decofsions suitable Tor the occas0n do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

Nr1CIsAPI GAUI having been under arrest on
iSs.s.a, ~ Tsviog robbed John 5 Syne, Of Corn
an Crxere Ccuriy New York this u TO INFORM AZ p.f
,ss having any Interest hat ne Granf ylty ol :.
nave this day acquitted nm from a. ehaise -
~ r. -New-York. January -, 1871 -.
r. Tie Orange Comfy papers WI P.esse copy g-S.-
a DyERTIsZNENTsf o. me Sswsp.psn 4 IA. :. ne
a Ct~s a. prncpA towns u ne Country are dsi 70
- -, :, 80. r. Nv q PALMER. ths Agsrt, In he
v,,9r- sudnss where The pspsfs can 30 seen 90 as
al
II.W 1VDs LE-TBH, AmsriSsn Cons1i 81 as
4 - 1890 III Bis friends ard correspondents 10
s,.ss s-ss rcmnunlc.ts5ns 70 him taroog Hsrnfsa
Cos Erp, Wal-st svTssd or iae5 WI as' = lof'
N1iSd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
For The Tribune

NJ "nd and another correspondent of The
''sns' on the 18Th inst assign in my opinion such
",'oa' reasons for the loss Of the Atlantic ,ha, am
'Aoed through your columns to ssk Of the owner. Of
- a. 'e''e telr opinion Of the primary cause Mr..
"la fe'irrslcs bis belief tina, il was caused nv ton
ws p'vssete oi steam, and y. l." ssserts thar II
li,.s ts'u' VI an erroneous construction of the en-
- anu IN order To prove his Qaixotie no,o,s
roases into 10000 feet Of caloric com >, 49,,
,"S -.nu voSees guns aud gun powder coin;,c
tie's.s &c Ae and arriving at the ssre eoncl,.;
-. was moi from strength Of steam or lack Of Sin
M 9, loss'e action dAeron, from ordnarv
es.aed WITH plain io,ohsibe common 80. 49, 20
49,, mgs sccident which little ,orethousb, co,,I5
-, su"uce ssans, and which our s,csr,Sos, -
.,.S WI saop, ior the future il nor confused Nv
,,o.s,ss '0~nanc vsssries OF chemical student. or
,.a.s Of S 10, o. JOINT wa. the first and the real
eoeadence TIA, ~ zoe Anaauc. ard hsye the fullest
hal opsnoe .sse vanderbilt will agree with me IN
win Mn, - .shoush have never eSehsnsad ySo,S
Con,noio,s 80. SUBJECT or heard his opinion The
worces,, p. 49, me Atlantic for the Norwich and
Whole mater !, 90. 20 and 10 him appeal 10 nut the
. s
n 49, .hott.-The BANGOR VIII, s,.,,s a. -.
5eeeSs, - siAd BY the name Of Thurs,S, 80,
he s.,,s ~" ssasPor to his parents in usnronv
estess.ns n. s Young man sged sixteen. was moot
seove ,n ne was On board vessel which csr,s -
.lg:al and e,s intending there to winter. The
sn the vssssl u,se S, 90 shore. halt mile or more
esy BE-, to- II "a said TO return tho next
re IN sy told the boy that ,hey should Icsx, 49,
bas 49,. hso happened TIA, no ons rs,v,net
- BOY w.. 'aiee days. And when they aid return
ed sy.a M ,s After sbou, ten days he Wa. found
- ces.d.d ,s,, ,'Sse. eoroners inquest was held
ssa HE sapno..s was nc, drowred but frozen to
~ 10 "a board on which he 30, - ,as sn snns, =,
Psoy,,. ~ exhausted and cold to proceed farther,
WA ~ !, 'Dtscf AND WoRcysr,n - ~.
ss.ss -, ROAD IL now progressing r.nSv "a n y
~ ssa, VIC road viii Be opened BY he first d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
Boarding an6 Rcte!s.

BOARD AT NO 2, ooRTLAND-sr.
1.-TWO OR THREE geusicmeu can now be sec'nms,
l dated with board, and single apartments rsfaiea'
on M )defac terms. ~ ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

NEW FEssoRSIF.-Among the best acts
which have been performed BY any board oil Trustees
il the establishment Of Chair IL the University Of Ala
bamA 10 be devoted TO Geology and Agricultural Chem
isry ,,,-..
The Professor Of Geology and Agricultural Chemistry
Is intended 20 be something more than mere eoiese
o,fcer The Board design 10 make il part u MS spe
cife duty TO undertake A geological survey OF the state
and for that purpose they allow him the tine 10 uaVe
and the means of defrsyins his necessary expenses
while conducting the survey.
M power 10 confer solid benefits upon tie agricultural IN
,eress Of the State by personally explaining ana recon-
rnendins the improvements which science mas inHo-
duccd into tits branch Of human labor
lTuscslooss (Ala) Monitor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22


~ Dr. Baneing's BODY Brace.-fof me fehe' 81
rssre.s II Tho voice lungs heart spinal, nervous 10
maj. All digestive sysie-pcludiog dyspepsia consups
Ton piles dropping snt distortion 10 common " enoi 81
and wang ladies' also 81 EEDisG AT THE Lossa P9I
ssc suhstuis for corset and consLanlns shYooel
brsce With none u lLeir perrctous tenderness nike AZ
oth4r, IA acts BY supporting the small d. 100 vaeh hsAH
q he fslcrun snd 81 hGIHg n.xioy ne Wno.e sleInN
nile of ORGANS. Pamphlets a1d book CouIn1o o9nso,
iag Information can be bad al the osc. 20 bfoeh
< i -, h, .t,ssdsnes 90 ladies' oz7nD n5 INV
r. water-Cure.-Dr shEjN having returned ifVn
ts,re orseiise, this system al bis lnstil1uon VS.
~ :, Bond ..tD and IN The city generally Inc " sef
C.re Jourusl fSeni-nOuny By Dfs She~ and fsrson -
published Al The very low price Of 81 year u so'sH0o
y In
~ Wafer Cure House--Ars 81 = 1oss ee 1l
nee TO receive psfienis 81 Der house -oi Nn ST. He"
YORK u,.,.A 49,, so,,.. I'D
zy-s direction l5f The application WISER Cure S'a
~ Cold Cream.-A superior article for ehsppsa
hsnd, snd face end fof soenng he SALE rfes - o7N
per ar Also, ..-, q, 49,.
- - rrs-.rying tee teeth, hardening Ne guns ana
swe-isring the breath " ar arted aOs 10 se'eiJ VI ~
Prize y cents PER pot For sale ~
A, To-, Corner Hsrketst-
TJ. Coleman. Exc hange Broker, NO. %
WI a. Sev-York. Ulcurrel. money pOusn. snn sou
"a s1d liver exchanged notes x1d drsfs collected OF
- CouuIs.loner Tor New-fork ana son-
secueni;-'' ~ Bn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

" Commissiensr Tor New , oah A. n Isx Tsn
mAny ball
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

REGENTS or THE USWERsIrr-Ihe Annual
Meeting was held according 20 law, ON Thursday, the
Ii,h inst at 7 P.M
PrcssHt-The Chancellor, Secretary OF STATE Messr'-
Lansing. Paige Corning Mchown, Gransn, hs"ley'
Buel Wadsworth Pruyn Hammond. Campbell.
The present officers OF the Regents were continued Tor
the current year
The Annual Report Of the Regents OF the University
a. Trustees OF the state Library adopted and OF
dcred to be transmitted TO the Legislature
BROOKLYN Female Academy was received under the
visitation of the Regents
The following Standing Committees were appointed
on he Preparation Of he daHsdi blPoH 70 Nc LSts-
laiurc-Messrs Lansing, Graham and Paige.
On ne Incorporation II Coifses and Acadfmics-Messrs
Buell. Pruyn and Hswley.
on bs biari5fo on Of he Tae0ac Of me Leraarc Fund
-Messrs McKown Hammond and Campbell.
On tie APPROPRIATION Of Moneys 70 P1chass Books and
Apparofus--Mr Corning. the Vice Chancellor aud Mr.
Mclean. - -
On he State Geological MEsStm-The Chancellor
Messrs Lansing Paige Corning and Wadsworth.
on fhe STATE Lbrdf-The Chancellor, Nessrs Aisins
: Paige McKown Weimore. Bue and Pruyn.
HAMILTON FISH ESQ. OF New-No was appointed a
Trustee Of the College of Physicians and surgeons IN
the City Of NewYork, in the place OF George Gnswold
resigned.
TIC following communications were duly referred
Summary Of Meteorological Observsiigns made al
the Island Of - Thomas during 1915 and 1910 BY hey
John 2. Knox.
Repor, on the season of towering at Mddletown
Connecticut from 1897 10 l-is inclusive, by joseph
Barrati, ~. u. =
The meetings of the Board aSe held on Thursday o.
ZACH week in the Senate Chamber, at T. NJ should inc
nature Of the business before them require IT. Alb Arg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

rvT,J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, 20. %
III - Sew-York Ulcurrel. money b0ugn. and so.d
~, Ard liver exchanged notes x1d drsfs collected OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
Maryland Peniten,isIy,. !
~ A.n.tI Ia IA

BALTlNORE August II IotD.
Mr. D. GRlvrIS-Geatiemer la answer TO yours ot me
l2fh met with to the operation OF me asn ea'
Gsn.r,tor put up at this Institution by your MI Seabufy
we take pleasure In stating that has fdlhsd our most
.angujns xpecaiions We had previous to s erection,
ona of tha old fashioned Furnaces, the consumption VI
which during the six working days of each week was
Go ia OF Anthracite lump coal, Al cost OF - per ton
d., ronsumpton with Seabury's Patent Heat 0eneatof
,in bs same number OF days 1884 lbs Of pea coal
The cost Of whchs - Is per oaan actual saving IA 'ne
quantity OF coal used Of 500 lbs per week or nsay ~
5}I per cent-making, within traction. sn HRsiesh'o
~ =. - "a - .o,f with great resuecf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
rz- xya,er-Cure.-Dr' sHEjv having return

YOfs. ,,, 49,, so,-.. .rS
-. d,r-ctIou lf lie application u Wafer Cure az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-20
Miscellaneous.

A letter from Rome, in this State dated Juno 9th,
says There was storm In sight to-day Ave miles
north Of u.s."
The ambris passed the IIiberna about 90 miles East
Of Boston light, on the night Of the 16th inst
Very strict quarantine regulations have been adopted
by the authorities Of Nova Scotia in reference to emf
grant ships
The famous horse fram died at Nashville On the
26th ult The original cost Of this animal imported
from England, WAS $4,000
A man named Milan, committed suicide board tho
steamer St. Louis, Saturday the 18th inst short
time after the vessel had left Buffalo. Mr. Milan
from Lowell, Massachusetts and eight or ten years
since made similar attempt his life, but foru
natey discovered in time to Illustrate his design The
use OF jack knife with which he severed the juguar
vein. The body was taken to Cleveland, where an in
quest was held
The officers of tho New Hampshire State Prison have
made their annual report from which 1t appears that
there in the prison 81 convicts; and that the
expenses Of the last year have been S645 moref
than the receipts Besides the religious tea chings
the chaplain, instruction IL given in reading, writing
arithmetic and sacred music There is library for the
Of prisoners which 500 volumes have been added
the past year
The Utica Gazene relates an incident that occurred
in that ctynot long previous to the arrival OF the
Rainbow and Hibernia, order sent by telegraph to
Buffalo to purchase four mis-read, and in
quencs 1000 barrels more were purchased than were
wanted The telegraph folks kept in great ste-
for some days by the unwilling purchaser the
ket constantly declining. But before the matter
sent -four up dollar or more, and we have not heard
that tho holder Of the 1000 extra barrels has complained
Of the mistake since.-.altany .ftas, 1sih inst.
Mr.. WIN. II. Parker, who wounded in the abdo-
in the ARRAY at Yorktown, the 18th inst Is not
considered mortaly wounded Tho ball had not been
extracted Its precise location not being ascertaned
healing up Mr.. VIM. Nelson, who also engaged in
the ARRAY, was not seriously hurt-NsrfoIk Beacon.
grand masquerade cavalcade Is to OF at Port
land, (Me) on the 9th Of July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-20


From our own observation during jaunt to tho
country day two ago we'll the report Others
Of the country growing finely 1t is not high 1t
usually Is at this period Of the owing the
ou ~ s,rUng ana % ana gives undounted
menced on tho Roanoke and Chowan, and graft
fed to learn that the report Of the is generally
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Herald, June Is.
In this section Of the country (Weschester count
the crops were never more promising Oats though q
little backward. have fno appearance, and
pushing up vigorously Tho potatoes have not looked
better for number OF years the tops have
color and the growth appears to be very rapid large
quantity has been planted this year. and IL the crop
proves good one, will be source Of great profit
the farmers Of county The corn fields also look
exceedingly well OF fruit We shall not have great
supply or apples peaches aud cherries there will ,e
backberries appear to be In full perfection Sing
Chronicle.
Accounts Of the crops in Arkansas continue to come
in favorably.
We md very favorable accounts of the wheat crop in
the two principal counties Of western Maryland. The
Hagersto~n News says 1t IL confidently predicted
that there will not only be larger crop Of wheat in this
county this year than last bat 1t will be Of superior
quality. The Frederick Examiner says, the cosl
weather and tho refreshing showers within the past
three weeks, have impaired health and vgor to the
growing grain working almost miracle Tho wheat Is
msrkaby well filed and the heads large. The average
yield will be as good As last year, perhaps better.
said that pototoss are NOR. forward in New Eng
land this than they last although they
not planted 30 early in She season.
Everywhere in this section of the country the corn Is
growing finely 1t Is not high 1t usually is Mt this
period Of the season owing to the cool weather. but
sreng and healthy and gives undoubted assurances
full crop. The wheat harvest has commenced on the
Roanoke and Chowan and gratfsd To learn that
the report Of the crop generally very
foik (Ys) Herald, 10Th inst.
The sandsrsville Central Georsisn Of tho 18th inst
says =" We are happy to have it Ia power to state
that the cotton and crops in this section Of the
State ut present very promising The corn il sradu
ally recovering from the injury produced by the wind
and hail storms whish occurred few ago. and IL
the season should be favorable from this time tho
maturing OF the ears. the yield will be n copious one
The stand OF cotton Is generally very good and tho
plant lie now growing rapidly We hear Of cotton bios
SONS in divers places.
Within the last few days number OF specmens OF
wheat raised In the vicinity Of this city have been
brought into our Office Tho heads are az large and
heavy as any we have ever seen We understand that
the crop In this Is very Gne and that many Of our
farmers ara already In the fields with their sickles
tie Rock (4rk.) Uemocrat.