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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
Philadelphia Markets.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


PHiLADELFHA. Thursday, Dec. Is
The Foreign news has had little or no effect on
the msrketseXcepto give increased nness TO Cotton
and shout 30 bales Tennessee sold 50 ia prices Flour
Is dull. but held firmly at = for commoa and - IL, ior
good Pennsyv snia brands Corn Meal s generally held
above the views of buyers The nominal value IL %
per Dbl No sales Of Rye Flour. Wheat is quiet
1000 % 900 bushels red brought 100 l07 cts Corn
il wanted. snd advanced rates could be obtained new
Southern yellow s worth 50 a 81; CT. No change in
Oats Groceries and Provisions are unchanged, with
small sales 10 notice. Whisky sells wanted st 25 cts
for bbs. Freighs but little doing Meal to Liverpool
IL > "a
SAIEs q SrocKs-F Frs Board-2O0 Girard Bk 10,
500 TX. p, $50 Lehigh Coal Scrip 7ai 100 Morris
Canal. = $500 4 : Treas Notes Is l0s 80 Readn z
RR Is l65 Far snd Mech Rk. IS. 200 Morris Canal
- Mechanics BIZ 254 800 state 6s. 20 1900 state
- ~ 10000 do "a 2jO0O DO = 500 sch Nav
is o., 30 loo, % 30i.
Second Bodrd--2O0 Girsrd Bank. o, 500 State IS,
e. 5000 state - ~ 100 Reading RR, ~ so BE.
high Mort Loan. 81 30 Morris Canal \ ia Union
Canal % - Susq Canal stock ~ 90 Northern Bank
Kentucky. l02 lJO L. :. Bank. p $4,000 Sch Nav is
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Ny telegraph TO the stw.York rihur.
Thirtieth Congress.
SENATE ..wlmSeros. rsu-i.v o.

Mr. WEBSTER sppesred today snd took hi. sea,
Mr. CAMKRoN introduced bin for tshlnz n. So.
Census which wss read twice and referred % ssI.
Committee OF ave members
Mr. BKSro~ reported isvorsby upon tue memorial =,
Messrs AspinwslL stephens and Chaancy The bl
proposes 10 contract with them for twenty wear. -
me transportation Of Government property and TOO
across the lsthmus Of Panama The cortsc, /. o.
posed - be made the railroad q. under v,,
M' BENTON moved 10 MAKE the bill the specs. ORD,
OF me day Tor Monday which sgrcci o.
Mr.. CAMERON advocated a longer time. IN order 4,
open the subject 10 competition
Resolutions upon the desfh OF Nr SINS W. 70 receive,
rom ihe House and IN eloquent tribute Vas paid l,
the deceased Member BY Y BVrtEs. when Ro,o"
hons were adopted, as usual sni the senate ,heu 4.
fnurpei ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

LivERrooL CorroN MARKET Nov. 25.-The demand
s morning coutoues pretty An improved eens DR..
,As A. Msnheer ~h gvos buoyancs here all
iues holder. 20 act ~h ucfezsei hmles- While M The lower
ipin Il American higher beng sset Th-
i,'h hV esv' 10 f' probably t0V al about the current.
AZ va quoted yesterday
LivERPooL Com MARKET Nov 25-The trade to
d" BE- inh and ma'i"e Nothas cong and pnces nouinai
MANCHESTER GOODs AND YARN MARKKr. Nov 25-
We have a. improving d@msnd Tor both goods
Greater confidence p-rs and pnce articles ~
HAvRR MARKETs, Nov 2}-Cotton-We experienced
ssef spn;et demand o Cotton durns early part Vi
bot Or Vie css the Gull without sat
npses The stats Of eussss smons spnssrs nloh
nr sAsiatoN thar lately tt. With ne
crop from The Untei states low prces ys,~ Pc.
eu hse iss Who buy except for Their
total sales OF the ssek 400 hs ~ 7l N- Orleans VI
iiu1 worth OF. snd Par o5f tie import his
irom New ior TIE he usss fsnf other articles quite
s1f.hcsut
HAMBURG The Advices received this mornin. are
favorable tu~asss u sctive snd money asuaaant
AMSTERDAM --Bourse firm, and prices OF stock both
here and a. frtnslnri steady
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

FArAL ACCIDENT MIR. John Muloy, ihs o~ asi
OF he brick building IN Main u died yesterday In cou
sequence OF injuries received by tall the day beior.
Il appears that the time ut the accident BE- was ws
ing the third story OF the building which "a,
only partly finished. At the same time booking At to-
ceiling where something attracted his attention wh.s
approaching too nesr the stairway b. frl down hrsal
ing an arm leg. and some of bis ribs
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Mn or rHE l. :. PmLADELPHIA, Dec. /.


SIR have the honor 10 scknow ledge the receipt Of
your letter Of the 9Th inst brought by Lieut. Col
Cooper with specimens Of gold, psrins and cnns5sr
from California
Col Cooper has returned to you with al the inform
stion Immediately required 10 the parcels Of gold
which you sent Our operations on sui larger de-
posit from the region have led 70 the following
results which have reported to the Secretary Of the
Treasury
The hnenes Of the California geld varied nom ~ 10
~ thoussndths the average OF the whole being -
This 10 nearly equal 70 the standard Of our coins whch
is 200 The average value per ounce troy u the bull
hon before melting 10 S. O5. that Of the same IN
bars after melting Is SIS -
Your Instructions with regard to the gold shall be
carefully attended to
The grains which you sent marked plsfins are prov
ed to be Of this useful metal by their having the spe
cine gravity Of L. which Is high FOR the metal IN this
form.
An analysis OF the cinnabar brought BY Col Cooper
undertaken BY sssAyer Mr. EckeldL and also BY
Professor Booth The results shall Do made known
you AZ soon as they ascertAined.
Very respectfully. your faithful servant.
K. NJ PATTERSON, Director.
To Hoo. W. l. NAIsY Secretary a: War
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

JUSTICE 10 THk INNOCENT We are informed
by Adam smiths attorney ths' the publication OF toe
case OF conspiracy snd false pre,ences ia our CO.
umns OF yesterday, premature ard that Mr. Smiit
against whom toe charge Wa preferred Is innocsn,
sufferer We also are informed that the msl,er I, 10
undergo legsl inve stigatou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. Dec. r. Isis
SIR. / have received several specimens oil the
Gold recently discovered IN California and Lieut. Col
Cooper whO Il the bearer Of this letter viii place your
hands quantity Of this metal the purpose Of having
it sssayed As doubts exist In the minds of some A. u
its being gold hope 10 will be la your power - resolve
them At once, and furnish me through him with the
result OF your examination, far respects IL gen
uiDeness You viii consult your convenience IN pre-
seDtne more full and particular report but desire
II at early period. | have not TIE means OF sscer
tanning the exact weight Of the specimens herewith
sent The large quantiiy-ihsi in the teacsddy-is a
collection from the various localities where the metal
found be note which accompanies u states its weigh
BE- 80 ounces IS pennyweghts. and grains but !
presume il will be found TO al shor, Of tina, quantity
of the inner PARTICLES have sied out notwifh.
standing the pains taken 90 guard against loss order
% have specimen Of II here request you a. deliver
pound OF IL. about that quantity 10 Colonel
Cooper bring back IL the metal is found 10 be pure
gold - doubt not II will be- request YOU % reserve
cnouRh'o il for the medals ordered BY Congress-
which are not Jet completed. The remainder with
the exception o. one or two small bars wish 20 have
coined and cent with the bars % this Department A.
many rnsy desire g. procure specim ~ coin made
Of the California gold by exchanging other coin tor H.
would suggest that IL be mad. into quarter eagles
with distinguishing mark each II any variation
from the ordinary issues from the Mint would be- proper
and could D. conveniently made
send YOU specimen OF metal. also from California.
very small In quantity marked Psfins which request
you q test and report the result.
As much curiosity exists g the character quality
&C Of This newly discovered mineral, respectfully re-.
quest that your final report may be such IS will furnish
the fullest information the subject
also send by Col. Cooper quantity OF CiBgabar,
obtained not far from the place where the gold Vss
found 10 the hope that you have the Mint the mean.
OF ascertsinng the per centsge Of quicksilver il c1n.
tsns Your report On this viii also De- highly In
teresiing % the public hope 10 be favored with the
result Of your examination Of this specimen soon
il can be conveniently prepared
Very respectfully, your ohedient servant
w. L. MARCY, Secretary OF War
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

Our FORFiGS COMMONWEALTH letters
from our Foreign Correspondents in Germany and
Pans, received by the Canada, have been crowd
ed out Of this mornings Tribune to make room
for important domestic news. They will appear
az soon as we can ind space.
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supreme Court of the United states.

"WEDNESDAY Dec. IS l-4c
W .. Kline, Esq of Penn. was admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of tas Court
No =. The United States plaintiffs in error - Rich.
ard King and Daniel w. Coke The argument Of this
cause was concluded by Mr. Attorney General tor the
plaintiffs in
No To- isssc kosch, treasurer OF the Mint Of the nj
ted states. plaintiff In error the County OF Philsoe
phis. The argument Of this cause commenced BY
Mr. Gilet for the plaintiff in error and continued by
Mr. Brewster for the defendsn, in error
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
Bonrd OF snpcrNi-or-.

RFPoRrs ADOPTED Adverse tO petiiou for relief f.a
Tax e Mutual Safety, Sun tus ard Mrrssulle 49, a.
los Co In favor 81 re- ie from several rre
In favor 81 paying Mr. shadow So. 40 clerk
Assessors last ami The County Clek on ers
Board OF Csn,assers To psy nepher of McG,ar
assessor, deceased. salary Which ~oud have srcnpi (,
said NcO TO pay propretors EsrIs Coffee q 10,
sundry bills FOR msss and lodgings 10 jurors on uis Z
Hays. and others. for murder
S-vcrSl bills for advertising, &C. were reforrsd
The hll ofthe Coroner, rf months from April 10 seq
amounting 20 -3ia8. was referred.
few other papers acted upon snd DE Board y
ourned
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FOR CALIFORNIA

GusiN's PATENT BUoY,Nr DRF,s Or CosK J,eSsr In
PRssFsvss The OILY Life Preserver 10 be deperded upst
and no person going to Csons should be without ons
As VII worn itpreyens the possibility II siuking No an
required for It's purposes No danger result from Il,
being torn or damaged by water n, low price shogs
commend 1t to thu notice Of all person. .oing 20 sea
dl5 6teod LEARY co Aston House. Broadway, M
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BUSINESS norInrs-

~ We ca nesty sdyi'e every % Whit The Mus an
snd witness the huesqus opera Il reay worth hsars,
snd with the amusing Yankee mslsnge u Great Mes,st
h 80 sfekng an evenings entertainment aud ds.inns "
enjoy hesny laugh may De sure that hf II he p.s
above al others The dsaris are visible morning STE
I'D and evening.
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HOUSE or REpRR.s>r.rtyrs

Mr. BORIS offered resolution calling Tor the ann,
Of coal imported under tho rer " l-42 sna Ia 49,.
the revenue derived from the same
Mr.. WALLACE. successor % Nr SINS IL : A. -
rounced the death Of be predecessor in sppron,.,.
terms Resolutions were adopted ~ usuI srd h.
House adjourned
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FRANCE.

PARIs-Ietters of yesterday evening at hand but
their contents devoid of Importance. Strange ex.
posures Of several leading political personages were
going forward which formed ample food for the re,si
OF scandelzng gossip 1t wss feared that Saturday
would not pass without violence. Much excite
nent prevailed In the clubs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

JOHN R FLOYD, Loco, of WsshngtCa Co. having s
majority over all others declared duly elected
Fifteen years sgo, Mr.. Fioyd's father filed the
station.
SAMUEL sHsPHERo was then elected Public Printer
receiving III votes TO IS for r. NJ De Witt
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From Washiuatou.

Little was done in either House yesterday. An
adjournment in each took place on the announce
ment Of the death Of Mr.. SINS Of S. c.
We understand that MAJ. CAss, son OF LEWIS
Cas-, has been appointed Charge TO Rome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

From Wirtomburg our advices state that the minis
try bad resigned owing 10 dispute with the king
touching the imperative necessity of reducing his al
lOwance from the national funds
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Latest shipping Intelligence

w.tr1oHP. NOV 9-Au Home ir9a Bsumoni cir1tss
fliade ph.A
Coss Nov. San X Hyisf. Nsv lors Aeaors. Iron
Norisk, Va.
iffEsrcol Nos s3-Au Caesons, from Motds
pg.itS. Nov si--Sd Russo. Nes lcrk
bE.rxaki.. nov 2t-slt RoFal William. Ncr Ors4rs
lfra-srr Nlrah~th Charleston jesu. 90
Mssfrt, Nof-Au Chsihau. Boston
pr4t, NoV-Arr Nrtufs New lork
hsrEE. Nov So Arr b t'nlore New turt
HttTtorsirrs, NovSAi ffancou, Baltn0Er Edsa lllk
hrlVtoT Nov-eiea Wsshug,ou iof NsV-t ork. rvaiy
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SPAIN.
WIRTEMRuRG-

We learn from Madrid that the Queen hiss quarrelled
desperately with Nsrvaez and refuses 20 see him. A
ministerial crisis Il expected
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" We would invite especisl attention 70 N,
cal Tor meeting to be held Saturday mex, q, p.,
P At the Aston House for the parpose Of e.,aO.s
ins an Artist Fund Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

" The GOLD MINES oF CAKIroRSJA. Dewitt X
DavenPorts new book for the season 10 going Of
with velocity wholly unprecedented ris well worth
reading too
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ioOisiA>A-The Legislature of this State CON
'sned IN eNtrs session New Orleans on the 9Th inst
After lew new members who had been elected IN su
vacancies took their oAths of ofee and their seat.
short and sensible Message was received from ovsrno
JosSsoN stating the obec, which he had
the Legislature appears from the Message that IN.
new Constitution Of La provides for sys,eu Of prsa
Public Schools-thst tax levied for the pur,o.s
the proceeds OF which have been some time sccumu.
ng-ths the Legislature its last session failed n
make any spproprstionsnd there win not be reg
asr Session of the Legislature till 1850. and no appro
priasicn Of the school money can be made without
SPECIFIC act the Governor has called an extra Session
and recommends an appropriation with little delay
~ possible The Governor speaks in very high terms
Of the new Constitution. eommends the cause az educs
ton generally and In the of his brief Ne.sas
gives uftersnee to the following "incendisry" senti
Give the people but to read and the power Of f,aa
press acting upon the mighty empire Of public opinion
IN harmony with the purifying doctrines Of Christianity
VIII aaae.pats Aeu roS crsy b0saase and rs,rsa 49,,
q eryy Incompatible rA perfect scoa0r Of rI,
socla' and political In this way only can civil freedom
and religious liberty be enjoyed 10 fall perfection
In the House the Judiciary Committee were instruct
cd to inquire in the expedeney of passing an act TO
dises and revise the laws
In the Senate, bills introduced sppropristins
tns school money, and both Houses voted to adjourn
on Saturday, eth inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

CALIFORNIA OuTfrs India rbbers tents Of all size.
bsis pillows. camp blankets mining boots, gold bag.
money belts Spanish pouches coshs csps hats coats ks
for sale IN qusnuss to ,u purchasers At the GoooYEu
RrurEa EMFomuN, ljs Broadway. R,h.u. Hotel
W WARD
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HOLInAY PREsENrs

re- Ne have received large addition q our .ios
Enbos'ed coiilr', Cheais,i's cur Csps Tais Sc Sc %
also an extra rich assortment Of Embossed Evsn1g Die.s
srd nfanis Robes from - To So each
a =. FARRELL 4 co So Brosiwsy.
1851 n.ar p,nrs.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

From EURoPE.--The Cunard steamer Niagara
is now 10 her thirteenth day. and We shall prob
ably receive her news by telegraph from Boston
bsfors Tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

IRON me = Farmer sri NJ, ban.0.
Trt BuslNEss MEMS ALMAsAC fOa I8fg ~ y n PAX.
Err IN, 10 indeed Work for everybody containing
beside the usual calendar amount Ouseful Informs
ton Tor mechanics manu- acrers merchants and bu,insss
ulsn generally with i-Dular mo Tart Cod
Trade, Railroads Tonnsge aud shipping Iron Tfsde Popu
suou, Patent Laws sc. together Sih bref nO0rs II Ne
chsncs Inventions, Wages Finance SC &c In rsgsrs
to useful Information, Il may indeed termed siiyr -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

~ The Ladies Free Soil Bansuet cam, a,
s'' night ST VauNball Dancing IN the largs .sloO,
wss KEEP, up I'll late hoar-if 20, an early one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

FiRE AND DrAra. The halter sh op of Wm. h.
Trout In Carlisle, WAS destroyed by ar on Thursday
isse Daring the progress Of the IRE, Grossmsn
German baker became 90 much sxcit % that be tel
prosrsss IN bis reern, and Almost iastaa " expired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

humors were current al Vienna that the eminent
house Of the Rothschds about to cease business
and wind up their affairs. Silver was very scarce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

CLoAKs At AWFUL SACRIFICES The soire STOCK u
Closks and S.es at 81 Csbesine-sl. viii be ume
diaely at less than the OF manufacture Every sy,
may be found Al lower rates than any other place dl,a
WINTER GasMgSTs -Ths STYLE character and price "
our extensive assortment Of ready made Oyorcoas from
drsb. olive, brown and black beaver and uied cloth.
nu. commend them the desirable and economical
garments Of The season, and win ths ASSURANCE they are
offered TO tho inspection Of he discerning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

SHIRTS foR CALIFORNIA, IS -aray NJ lp Williams
has on hand large lol ~ good shi,s livery love price,
Also every style OF mems outhtune goods. ~ whoe.s-
and reisi DIS IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
SAXONY
AUSTRIA.

The Chambers of Legislature have been closed By
the king In person in consequence Of the umults com
menced and expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

CAsPgTs on CLoTHs Rues kc A. Can DO had At
the celebrated Che-pe. Carpet Establishment In the uIe
States, HIRAM ANDERSON - Bossry saving Of 26 PEI
cent can be made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

~ To those who DESTROYS Of more custom ne Ags9
cyoi| PALMER sforis every facility, bushes. in0f
msuon may b. drusrd ID nay extent The time ~
sn2e operation, and ls proper season Office 10 Tbs
Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

IoOTHAcHE CURED WITHOUT GIVING RIA Lar f4if
NE renedy that have been using hrOu ghout ls
cues ~ the United states dunng tho pAst hiren yeso
over ten thousand have VISITED cured II The
violent pains, &c Teeth led cleaned and inserted viii
out giving tbs least pain De- q w HOLT
Dental surgeon conner ~ Brofne aud AL Broadway
Ds Hours TOOihschs Drop. for sale Al ssl Brosdwy
Notice VI agents next week IN. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

But ] would ask II the wheel 10 densely packed with
tickets Whist rsroEoa there can be 10 the fate Of tbe
ssde Ssrbsrisns To my eye, the outsider. have al
the advantage.
To come to the point the " heel should be SO large
that al the tickets pu, in II sfi0sied and something
like chance given 10 the lSxKR M.~
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WIN. Y. JENNINGS s. co
DrsDsrs and T-ilors ~ Broadway


wN DIsssow, OsDssTAKlH W arsroo,n. Il F,grtn
syenue, residence ss Bo~ery Order. len At eithe, pas
will meet with prompt attention tie hand ready
made everything requisite for furnishing hnera. Inter.
nents procured any Of the Cemetenes Ii Cd out u the
city ana ereos
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-, D.mocr.ac w.is Geneyr ,,I1 Csm nit

r., Democratic Whig 6enerral,, tSs . , IT,
p.0.DwIY HoUsE, Dec s. 1919, no fono"Ns he''
ssr.sns we're sdoc1ed ,,.. vt.-,o,. ~ M. civ
ns me ps@oersqe ws,s 70 ...smss 10 tss
and County q -, ~ on WEDNEsDAY EVENING. Dec q,
r. mar usual os., and o. IL .oeS 1ss
sinss o. Committees may direct for the purpose OF
nsr ~ re- Delegates from each Ward TO represent iesm
seeenns ,r,.rlc Wig General COMMITTEES and also Ward
=, In ~, Tor the ensuing year
Coo ma ne Delegates be elected 10 the General
=. a,.S. assemble al Broadway Hooss on TUESDAY
E'hN'' PLILIP HONE, Chairman.
J. H H. H.ws' Vice President
ZoPHAR hrLLs,)
Jo,tys c. PIScxSEY d4tDD
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w. L. MARCY, Secretary oi " lar
r NJ PATTERSON Ess, sup : s Mint Phils
L. MINT PmrADElrHiA. Dec -. la

SIR I hsve the honor 70 incose 70 you statement
showing the weight oneness and value OF the California
Gold brought By Col Cooper 10 the Mint pursuant %
your Instructions one pound Troy Of the grains.
requested by you. sent - Washington By Colonel
Cooper. The amount cepo-ited the Mini Il was
deemed proper should be entered ordinary de
the Mint Il will be paid on your order, and the return
OF the bullion receipt given % Col Cooper As init
mated By YOU Ia your letter % the Director OF the Mint
portion Of the amount can BE- reserved for medals
and the balance paid in coin % such person you may
direct Whatever cooperation may be required on my
part to carry out your excellent Suggestions viii b.
promptly given.
have the honor - be, very respectfully. your ODE
dent servant JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN
Treasurer L. : Mint.
Hon. W. L MAEol. secretary Of Wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

" WHEELER TRrrsDELL, Esq. (Bsrnburner
we presume has been appointed Treasurer Of onon-
s%s Co sNf Srosnaa. dsfsultns Treasurer resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

NIRGNIA-The following are the bsllotines il
the Virginia Legislature for Governor
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= We are indebted to oopysxr Co.'S Express
for New Bedford papers.
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Art.Uniou.For The Tribune

NsssSs. EDiroRs-GeHtlemes Allow me 10
suggest 70 The Committee OF the ArtUnon the propri-
ely o. having the wheel containing the subscribers
nsles ss '~s1 proportion To tbs tickets than the
one oseu iSs' year The poet tells u>
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Nlsscrandr Of CD Bal 1a dclsitef ne TIA n Iosn-
cebsr 1873 az a. Mr. u ~ t1isg StIis PiLIao
yail b W,Ii1rs T.. Marc, SorrsfI'y 81 WIr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

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