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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

Tho Branch Mint.

NOW we must be allowed In our utter ignorance,
of course To inquire, why the Mint bill permitted
10 Ito dormant from the time II was reported az very
early dsy-the first of January, we think until very
few hours previous 10 the time when the AAAth Con
eress must expire = l6obe
~ Your ignorance. neighbor is utter in
decd. The Mint bill was Not permitted TO lie
dormant through such time, or any time at all.
II was moved forwa ard repeatedly. aud as often as
there was n chance. A motion To suspend the
rules (which is required to put bill forward out
of its order) is bu' rarely in order, and when It II
II requires vote OF two-thirds % sustain 1t. O
course, there is little 10 moving until you have
secured the votes wherewith to back the motion
AAs soon as it was deemed safe, the motion was
msde, but failed by few votes. IL then went
= over I'LL resolutions from New York %kere again in
order-not less than fortnight after-when it
was moved again, and this time carried. Ii was
now the next special order TO the Cheap Postage
bill which was as far forward as IL could have been
moved with the least chance of success twas not
Gill near the close OF the Session that it pos
siblc to move it again, upon its becoming evident
that il would not he reached as special order. 1t
was now moved to discharge the Committee OF the
Whole and put the bill through in the most sum
mary manner-a molten never tolerated on such a
bill except in the very last hours OF the Session
We think this motion also failed the first time, but
III was finally carried, Ia two-thrds vote being
again requisite) and the bill passed.
We make this renewed explanation in simple
justice to Messrs. Talmadge and Nicoll, to whom
the whole credit is due. After having worked all
Winter for that Mint bill, never missing point
nor neglccting an opportunity, they deserve some
thing better than The Globe in its utter isno-
rance accorls them.
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MRS. JERyIss coLp CANDY.

WHAT CAN ~ Mokst
WHIST csn be worse Tor he young or the Old
Than troublesome cough 90 = y-y Bat cclii iHsi
You sshisihoush you bari and your voice ,in .Aoo,
Sounds forced lhuu coarse worset sso,Ass
You shiver al day, IN the nigh. have fever,
Ard require In the morning 10 rsl,e you, lever,
Yelwhy suffer al Ibis. wheu he remedy. handy l
Il 10 bat To use Mrs JERNis's Csrdy.
4 package OF two. ia ms earlier stages
OF cough or of cod The snncyanc- ssssuscs,
Or II Of long standing, It always ,uuerdes
To course ofth- pesssn, specIc she tenders
leflerxs sore Throst, Cslsrfh. Ashma bronc bits.
Receive from This Candy rspid guie'us,
'rs cure In ell ciiBses. where colds eve veS ~,
From the Nounes. Of Msiu- 10 III souhw's Of Tssss
s,.d who e.se snd rels by Mp W JERNlS, So BToed.
wsy. corner " hts-si snd sod by Dmee.is generally
r,- Zach rscsagsis in sriahiy sgned Mrs W JERNls
Be sure TO cen for su JERNIs's Cold Csniy
re- complete let o sl,e elite. sud lowrsn the uioa
h which newspapers pub shed fcr which PAtNss
il he Agent prices II adveripg &c may be hat Al hs
Agency IN Tribune Bud,ngs here the pspeu may 10
SEN he Agent consulted and all requisite INFORMATION Oh
tanned without chsge enabling persons of every ho'nes.
pursuit adopt ssfe iudicnus aud thorough system q"
advertising any section o The country 10 any extent and
IN oil seasons
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. CAMPBELL reported a bill TO change the
name Of the Nautilus Insurance Co. and also to smend
its charter.
Mr.. BRowN reported bid TO establish Work
House In Kew.fork.
The bin in favor Of appointing clerk to the Sur
rogstes Office, Kings County was taken up read third
time, aud passed
Mr.. BAcLEY moved To reconsider the vote DIS
agreeing 10 the report # the Committee Of the Whole
the bill relative TO the properly Of married woeh
and adversely 20 the House bill.
BANKING LAW.
Mr. CAMPBELL. moved % call up the bill 10
amend the General Banking Law which had previously
| pessed the Senate which not being acted upon, wai
passed over.
UNION COLLEGE.
A Resolution was offered and adopted calling
upon the Trustees OF the UnOn College 20 give state
/ ment OF the property owned by the College, the mode
ia which The funds had been invested for the last III
years and Of the manner In which they nov STOOD To-
vested EAfLRoADs
The bill relative 30 the Troy and Rutland RAl
way motion taken up and made the special
order Of the day for Friday next
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill
authorizing the Ogdensburgh Railway 10 build bridge
across Lake Chsmplsin. The question pending being
on Mr. COANHLLs amendment that the bridge should
not be constructed nor used until the Railway was
completed leading from Albany and Troy 10 Burlington
Mr. FlTZHUGH of Oswego moved substitute
prohibiting the OF the bridge for crossing the Lake
until the completion OF the Railway from the Eastern
shore Of Lake Champlan to 81 Adams and Burlington
and until the completion Of the Railway from Burling
ton 10 Troy snd Albany.
DEArH OF MEMBER
The debate was cut OF by the announcement Of
the death Of Mr. WILLIAMS of the Senaie-whereupon
a Committee was appointed TO drait Resolutions when
m,tee appointed reported Resolutions Of condoleace
which adopted
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rEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY Monday, March u
Mr.. FULLER reported a bill TO amend, simplify
and sbrdge the Code of Procedure.
Mr. C0rswALL reported complete the bill TO
establish Free Schools.
Mr.. HALL reported complete the bill TO amend
the Charter Of the City Of New York, which on mo
ton ives laid on the table.
MADISON UNIVERSITY
The bill 10 repeal the act authorizing the change
of the location Of the Madison University was taken up
and made the special order Of the day Tor Thursday
next ALBANY BASIN
The Albany Basin bill was then taken up and
farther debated.
DEATH OF MEMBER
Mr. HALL announced the death of Senator
WILLIAMS in a feeling aud eloquent manner, where
upon the usual Committee was appointed, and resolu
lions of coincidence were adopted.
Mr.. Cromwell and Mr.. BoND spoke in favor
of the resolutions after which the Senate took recess
to meet again In the afternoon
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an lMPRoMPru.
BROTHERS PERKINS, ODD-FELLOWS HALL,
Corner OF Grand aud Centre sis.
or oil the places where we 40,
And people please heir tastes jus, so
PERKINS 4 BRorbZs.
Never msn 80 well inclined
To please the appetite and mind
Ant thus the two at combined
Without the aid Of any other.
The incest Steak, The finest Meat
That ever one would wish to eat,
PERKINS 4 BROTHER
Can furnish epcuTe or friend,
Wild.0sms the choicest huntsmen send
Fish, Flesh ard Fowl, names without end,
That all would bother
Bear Steak the finest joints Of Deer.
Mutton, the glance al 10 cheer,
Have PERKINS, BROTHER.
Beef Lamb or Veal, gathering rare,
One hardly knows what pissses fair;
such len out dishes yet to spare,
They make polher
The best IL, take Taste Of all;
You'l never cease sgsin TO call
On PESgIss, BsoTHEa
Your spp'ate will he so great
Xs6pe. ib.gk % tho good Ihngs you ate.
Ind fear almost the truth to slate
III diae at PERKINS, and no olhe
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Px-Pre.idfpt Polk Mt Charleston.

BALrTnoRE, Monday Msfcn 7
The Southern mail has arrived. Kx-President
Polk snd friend. had arrived al Charleston where he
was received BY the authorities and entertained at a
grand dinner Ex.secretsry Walker was present Mr.
Polk made speech, in which be complimented the
citizens Of Chsrlesion for their literature enterprise
Intelligence and patriotism, and received much aP-
plause he /. 70 proceed 70 Savannah where extensive
perpetrators were making 70 receive hin.
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"THE WORLD As 1T MovEs."-The llth mum
Der Of this hns weekly magazine contains sons other
articles the second part Of Douglas Jerrolds " MAN
MADE OF MoSxy" capital notice OF the new Lie Of
Calvin and extracts from Chsmoerss celebrated Asfa'
bsysA Journal The Editor announces the commence
meni Of volume to be printed In the best manner
of royal octave This would be favorable time Tor
new subscriptions, and We therefore recommend the
Magazine To reading families. Lockwood & Co cor
mar of Broadway and GrAnd-st are the publishers,
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" TIE ATTENTION Tsr PrBLIc hreqaesed TO The
ssles THIS DAY, by ANTHONY BLEEcxrs, AZ the hef'
chants Exchange, a. u O'Clock, comprising tho de-
srable dwelling house, Mercerst opposite howud-st
the house les the houses 1893 and us 5prng
the house 25 Chrysst and lease Of the lot from he So
cety Of Fhends the house ca WashngiorsL 10 Jersey
Guy And By order Of The OF the Of
lei and Mary Jackson deceased. the house 81 Mercer-s
the house Watts and the esseho premises from the
Corpofaoa o, the City situated The OF Chat
ham and chsmben-st Desry opposite The improvements
and opening OF DO extension Of Wilism-s. (se)
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nInrket....BALTiNosr, March !.

There is fair demand for FLOUR, and We no.
tie. ,ales Of 500 bbs Howard ST st IS a -lt CITY
Mills is quoted at 81. Small sales CoEN MEAL at 30
RYE FLoUa is dull and lower; moderate sales are
making ats ~ Prime red WHEAT is quoted at w.
with moderate business For CoRS the inquiry Is air
with sales Of 10000 bushels including white al ~ cts
and yellow 1t 81 cents Sales Of OATS at 20 % cents
and RYE at 70 At C3 cents WHISKY is dull at 23i cents
Sales GOO BsEF CATTLE al 50 Is per 100 lbs. PICS
are quoted at IS There Ia 10 change 10 other articles
usually spoken OF In the markets.
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Northern Men and Southern Principles.

TO tkt Editor 81 Iht Tribune
Mr.. Senator BUTLER Of South Carolina during
the progress of be debate in the Senate on the
eth OF February last speaking In reference North
ern aud the Institution of slavery IL reported In
the Intelligence to have said When they 40 10 the
South they are easily reeoncied the condition Of
things there If they had been accustomed to them
from childhood similar but s,ill more comprehen-
sivo charge put forth by Mr.. sensior BERIEN OF
Georgia the close OF the last Session Of Congress
Now sir Northern man, and resident OF South
state, speaking not only Tor myself but for hun
dreds Of others who like have emigrAted from the
Northern portion Of the Union and taken up their abode
In ihs section OF Virginia take the liberty TO Assert
that the charge thus soemny and publicly put forth
by these distinguished champions Of Southern lns;u
lions is wholly At variance with the facts Of the
wssre not never have been and trust never shall be-
reconciei TO the condition Of things at present ox
isung around and ahout We look upon the nstitu-
ton OF slavery with undIsguised repOgnsnce aud IN
common with avery large proportion OF the most in
teligent and high minded Of the slave holders them
selves seriously and sincerely regret As existence
among as True We do not eel called upon 70 ob,rude
our opinlogs views extensively or unnecessarily
upon those differ with us her from principle
from the force OF circumstances by which they
rounded. Neither do we feel called upon o. take the
initiative IN any measures by which the evils under
which e believe the community 20 labor may evcntu
ally be removed But know OF No Northern immi
grant who is In any respect smenabie the charge
thus preferred by Messrs Buter snc Berren, OF ind
ference this great Social ana Political evil However
the fact may ba Ia south Carolina Georgia am
Eden, no such feeling exists In Virginia and deem u
due 70 the character Of Northern settlers IN this
gion 10 make his explicit statement
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The decline Of " cent 10 Government Loan
to-day, with firm Fancy market and an easy Money
market, caused considerable surprise In the street and
much curiosity expressed the reason and this
curiosity wss not easily grsthed. The saies were
mostly made by one party, and be was the principal
buyer a few days ago at 1874 on time Some parties
have been disappointed tina. the America did not bring
higher quotations and have since the arrival been DIS
posed 10 sell This feeling has been helped BY other
parties having foreign orders limited too low. and con
sequenty decline has taken place by sales from weak
hands and foreign orders 10 some cases have been ex'
ecuted today That the London market WA better
than was represented In the tanker circulars ~e are
confident. Il wss bare Of National Stock with con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

" The Ba,esriLlc tArk.l Eegte says that Col.
KoASx, n elected. esnnot become Governor oil that
State. The inauguration oath requires the party to
swear that he hss been engaged in duel either
~ principal second, bearer OF ehslienge Col Il
hss however fought with Albert Pike The Senate Of
she State at s recent session, repealed the law WIZ
IN eye 10 the OF Col r. but the House refused 10
h.
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By Telegraph TO the New-YOrk Tribune.

WAsHSGTOS, Monday. March 70.
Ma. BAxcAoYr's rNsrsucrIoNs


Ma. BAScRoyT's rSsTEvoTIoNs
Mr.. WEBSTER introduced resolution calling
upon the President 70 communicate nr Bsnerofts in
ctr ucton. relative TO alterations in the Navigation
Laws which adopted.
CONCENTRATIONS YRon THE President.
Several communications were received from
the President ~ the hands Of bis private Secretary
Col Bliss They we're supposed TO refer to various
nominations Among others /; was said that Mr. Pen.
cleton Of Va vas nominated az Minister 10 Chill and
Mr. Brady as Second Auditor Of the Treasury Depart
ment EXECUTIVE SESSION
On notion the Senate held a short Executive
Session. CASE o. CEs. sHiELDs.
The Select Committee Of Five, appointed to IN
vestisa,e the eligibility Of Gen JANIS Shields to q
seat in the United states Senate have not reported but
were prepared il was ssid, 10 report unanimously
against L.
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r. BARTHOLOMEW. ESQ.

u The Washington correspondent oithe Phi!'
ddelpAsa Bnlefia says tina, our old friend john S
SKINNER, now Editor Of The Plor, the Loom, ard
the Asrfl, is to succeed Edmund Burke, as Com
missioner Of Patents. Mr.. Skinner has filed the
Office of Assistant Postmaster General, is night
on the great questioas connected with American
industry. and will do credit to any public Office IN
which he NAV be placed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

KESrucKY CoSvESTIos.--SErnouR HOPPER
proposes himself as candidate to the people OF Gar
Yard He thinks the chief defects Of the present Con
stsu.ion arc In connection with the Judiciary and the
elective franchise In the County of Hardin Hon JOHN
l. HxLn and Judge CHURCHILL have been announced
~ ran didates
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BRONCHIAL


~ Br rHE Usg o. scHSScK's PuLNoSic ssSUF-pr
SaisacS Having been cured Of confirmed Bronchial
Consumption by he OF your Puluonic syrup, deem
my duty publicly my had no been wei ior
severa years and last Fall from he effects Of cold had
dsvessiug cough suenced With great difficulty Of breath
iog much that could no, lie down n hed-my sppe
uts gone-bo~es cosiive, snd digestion greatly
impaired, nothing scarcely that ate would remsn upon
ny sc-l much emscstet. sud bad violent ehs,
f-vers and eats very much Ike the s.ue. csnno Dc
scribe my situation and suffering, snt when came out ~
the Hospss where the docOrs ssi wac iucurable with
Bronchial Consumption. gave up ever getting well MSuy
OF my ire nds supposed would not live long II was then
OF snd Of the great 60 res hsf
made and Il Inspired me with ray n hope winch wss not
disappointed Your PumOnic syrup wac The remedy my
system wanted Il relieved my aud procured for
rect IL the ph egn sld matter aud enabled me
20 rsise freely aud easily IL regulated bowels and
caused my food diees we'll md did not need ATTY
purga,iye pills sf1er commenced using H. Is zhayed my
chills and lever stopped sweais SIN wei salts.
fed your Pumonic SyrIp 10 the only remedy INST would
nave its effects sos ether Different hom
any remedy had usei and recon mend ito use bcc,ase
IL mas been tbs means OF ssyiUs nv ne.
IRA n GArilS, ~ Pesdst
Prepared by H. scHENCK, and for sale al hs Principal
Ohire ~ souih srthst Phsdelrhis.
PRCG-Si PER BOTTLE, "a SIX BOTTLES FOR y
BusH cLiCSENsR. 81 Bsrcsyst Oe1efs Agents VOC
New-Yofs and vicinity. ns J'eooA
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U TAG WORKING farmer, Monthly Mas
azine devoted to Agriculture. Horticulture, &c.
has recently been issued from Clinton Hal; Pref
JANES }. M,PEs, Editor hlngman Cross Publishers
Il 10 conpacily published on large fair shee, At 80
cents per snnum. aud don't how any farmer who
has paper Of the stamp already can afford to do
without Prof Mapes hss been engaged IN practical
agriculture for two years past, snd has brought
his varied scientific especially ehemies knowledge to
bear thereon with the hsPpies, results We hoped 10
make some extracts Congress had adjourned
and mean still, TO do from the second II not from the
nrs, number Suffice Il for today that Il strikes US
SeEKias Goldome,er, BY the help Of which the pre-
eious stuff can Re dus from slmos, any soil rendering
migration to California suporhuons. Those who write
Us 10 The worth Of the vsuned invention Of Don Jose
alrear are hereby advised In lump.to buy The
Working Farmer study it and heed H. ard thereby lay
UP gold far usefay and securely thsn By muddy
ing the waters OF the Sacramento.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

C.IITokSi, GoLD WsssTs-Two men Win Tho ma.
chine viii perform The lstE Of ss-ersl hancred VITA
bowls pans. sni pc.sssses mrotsnt sevsH.sse. over
any mschi1e row before the Tubic. Two rn.n ony a..
Necessary 70 work % ard ore 70 shovel The euh
pump IL connected win a. ara he 10 used over .rs
over sgain compact sni portable. occupying .p.c-
Of oriy iee,by feet b. packed 10 e han AZ
he psc@ 10 The eiseqn susfhsd These God ws.he, o.s
be obssined Of HAWLEY. SMITH A cARMAS.
mt. - Fe.ion AArt~t
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BUSINESS nurIuEs.

" Such a variety OF attractions seldom 10 be met
win BARsUn 10 shO~ing up a. his emporium OF
wonders Tue Mammoth Ladyis great attraction, while
OF splendid performance OF the Lees Is imp Ossble 10
s,y much Everybody and do ni wonder al it-s
going to hs Museum them Great Western slso APP
pears ats and "A O'Clock, Ia great Comic helange.
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Ctssr covsr-No. T. d. ~ s. 14 &c. S. 6S5 o. 49, ST. s.
So. ~. 80. 4l, a. io loA - $500
Co1~o. Fts..-Pi No- y ~. -. o. a. as ~ d. lo
IO los lO lD ill Part i-Nos a. o." loo no H. H. lt
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~ THE EMBODIMENT o. GRAcEFrL lDgAs, 10 tho form
OF spa for Gentlemen, Youth scd Children Ladies' Riding
Caps radiant with beauty segpce and Style may be seen
II the large and varied assortment Of
in. GENIN, "a Broadway, opposite 81 P.ups
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

DS'~ Bcors-srSiNG srYlE.-wATAiNS. ~ Fs'.oa,
Invites sGenn 70 hs extensive assortment 81 sprns ave
Boots ard shoes made Of the best French esh-r which :
cells ~ lower prices hsn say Other establishment Ia Z.
city Lsss and chi 'ren's Shoes every I,y ni0 Ss
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~ BEAUTIFUL sSsfSC HATs.--Ksox does not int nj,
Ike the champion Hyer his irIo ring for
hgh bat be Goes challenge competition TO come 10 eonisc
with hi. superb style Of fs,honsble Spring hats st BIZ.
mandatory lie Fatonst Nothing srscss weIldressed
man more Than 3 handsome beaver. Knox can supply
and please all lsses and prices 10 sas every bodys
rocket
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~ CALvoKsA MlSiSe Doors. ffom $ - sosg So
JosEs's. IA Ann 81 Fine French CsI Ore. Boo, - -
ususy s., daily business Boots 81 sri sssa,et 10 go,
IS vel as any 5oos made, French waterproof soos ao,
81 50 to s. HJosEss. Il Aaa,s nesr ne AmercAa n.
seum ms tx.
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The Philadelphia Navy Agent Changed.
PmLADELrmA, Monday. March T.

IHILADELfHiAl MOuuay' NI7ICu II
Samuel D. Patterson, Navy. Agent, whose com
ri..on expires on the 18th inst received notice this
morning that successor would be appointed Mr. A.
shoemaker publisher Of ssrtsins Magazine 10 said 10
be appointed He Is an original Taylor man.
No mail south Of Baltimore tonight,
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M RkfED

% Wednesday,, March At Rahw.y. - BY Rev l@o,s
JAMES RAY JOTT HARRIET AUGUSTA, daught'f % Col
Jeremiah Vanderbilt. al of the shove named ,Iss-
Philadelphia, Friday -yeufg me lh MT VIZ - CLAIM
Of iork, Mss HARRIET eldest daughter Of
Kchaft IIan.on. k.a- nI flIAls-lha
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EKrss Fiss rsas, 75 Pa csSr csrAFsk rH,S viva
Freshly imported ard Oo.org and Yo1ng Tyson Te.. o,
So per pound beet old Jaws Coffee. 10 good c. s-- IA
cents Butter 10 % TO IL Sd hes,new Lsrt certs 900
winter OF Is 10 So per gs.loa new Ace, oelts "a
wsr.ss celebrated 2 Po~ters ony cents p.eass-
equal to eggs good Sugsr, "a 81 per 10 whs Sss.,
- per be good Nolsssss. p rer ss.on
ul2.. AsAPARKER 20 HMM 20, Ina.n..
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


tut oefs " ct0tHsf u SIC run" febe
MoSDAy March l2-P.M
The Fancy Stock market was buoyant today
but Government Securities heavy, and the loan
of ls6s fell OH to liz, decline Of y cent Tressu
ries were lower also, selling At 10. There was not
much activity among the fancy operstors, and all par
ties waiting for fresh infusion Of speculation
In Bills there is not any movement. The mar
ket Is nomnslly before. Sterling 7d5 v cent,
There is more doing in Freights, by reason OF
the arrival Of several Corn vessels from the South
About 5000 bush Corn were engaged for Liverpool At
G.G7d Cotton AZ led, and Heavy Freight a. 25s. To
To London 800 bbls Provisions engaged at Be- and
300 bb. Bacon at 32s Cd To Hsyre, some Cotton was
taken At &c 4, H. The vessels the berth for Caor
MIA filing up very slowly and some have been taken
of In one case 81 700 forfeited, which had been
paid on purchase the Company could NO, be made
up An arrival Of gold dust lie needed 10 rsse q new
access Of the California fever.
The Collector Of this port has received letter
from the Secretary Of the Treasury ad "fo INSTRUCT
log him that since the passage OF the act extending hs
laws California TO take effect On the iVh
inst he is authorized 10 grant cosst~se clesrsnces~
vessels bound for the ports Of California after that DAT"
The receipts at the Sub Treasury continue 10 be
large. day they gD
Payments ---.--------.-.----...---- 49,
Balance -4y'yi
New sdvices OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IDvD
The exports OF Specie from tins port since Isl
January has only reached s26 900. The exports AS,
week 81 as, Of which sl5 900 went to Hs,rs.
The value OF Merchandise imported into tbs
district excepting that cent to the warehouse. and the
amount Of duties received during the nse days Of
March, in each Of the four yssr., is 50 annexed
J9i6. l-47 l-is l-s9
Free goods........ss285l s528 2ls s6l365l ear ~
D1isos goo1s ....l,7@4so4 5,Bi,sB 1889 1lll57s
Total mdse. 81 yoi2ss siolOOe2 o. s5,yis s1,577e1
Specie. So so eiHs6I 't972 elNt
Cab recsiyed. ......6es6 90 1900 si4,ol $3.50
The dr.fts the Assistant Treasurer. Tor the week
ending Friday la.t snount to el,l7o,763 50.
Annexed is the Dry Goods movement for the
week