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PQaSe Arrived.

CHARLrsTor Ship Camden-Mhs Richards. Mr. Lown-
eds, lady and child, Miss Sher good Miss MeNutty,
Mr. keier and esd Mr. wilmot lady and daughter Master
bmot W Fisher y Nellie & u Jones, - St)ddsrd.
ST AsS's BAY (jam)-Brig ktcCharles Br .vo, Judah
More Dr. Mclean, lacy AID children; Louis
Sarah With CHAN Leonora Ri, hardsou and child
MonILI-Brg Euieine-Hrs n Barney and family Mrs
bey. A Myers and W r Atkinson.
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The Coal Trade for 1910.
Married,
Died.

On Sunday, the oath inst. by the Rev Chas Som
'srs, Mr.. CHARLIs BAuR to Miss Nancy Joapov all Of
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BOsroE, June G.-Brokers Board.-5D shares Reading
Railroad, Is o. DO do b. H. l03 do do bio l.: u do Do
j. 100 do do b. 49, de- Boston and Worcester Ralroa
iva; ~ do Vermont Central Railroad t; 100 do
% 49, Boston and Maine Railroad zoos 10 do 80 os
lodo do IOOa ~ do Vermont and Massa
lst do Eastern Railroad l0l 80 do East Boston Co.,
u do do, lis 90 do 500 IA 80 do. do Ha DO do
ldtew orth Co, Ia do North Bank 96 10 do Grocers
bank t 30 rights Vermont Central Railroad I2l Is
,0adR Rom ~ ~~~'
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r.mns,s ~ Mutus> Lodge. No. 81, and Palestine En-
cspment. No.o, l. o. 6O. F.. are respectfully invited
to attend; Inc ,an asrs ,s~den,e No ~ co1nbis
street without further notice.
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| ISL OF LETTERS MEANING IN Tue NEW YORK
~ Post Once, June ~. Inzg.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED pAppB uavIsa rur
LARGEST CALCULATIONS. "
vertsed. wy NV W.
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Atkins Arthur r
A ustin Archibald
Ashwicr w NJ
Arm strong Robert !
q
Anthony Chas J
Atwood Capt Al
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Andrews Robert
ArKwnght Edward
Austis jr, Samuel
Andrews A
An thon Geo @
Atwood J W
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA June "a 4 p M--Arr steamship Ospre,
Dickinson, Charleston; harks Plato, Zines Ma,atuel wi
Hams Leighton, Trinidad ELM Ia, Tor. Bsston Girar,
Chase Bos on; brig Emily Watson do; Catarine and ar
Coombs; financie forke st johns schrs Admir- Hal
Boston Gazelle Rogers Savannah Uatharne Wilcox Smit
Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

BE argued that the 5ss Of diversion Of trade - Boz.
ton, over this bridge would De- more likely T. Be real
zed 4 the owners Of produce bad - ferry il the
axe Or eros. On the ice. snd shus charged With en-.
hsnce1 and unnecessary expense under the refusal q
an &c; Justice y our Legislature.
M BAGLEr advocated Mr. FTTzHUGEs amend.
neni-ss against the proposition OF Mr.. CORNELL.
which. ne said, came from enemy Of the oili who
would vote against Il u suy ard every shape The
only eject OF the latter would be the northern pro
Queer and consumer, with the additional expense Of
crossing ths AXE 5y ice Or boat The ides thai such
TAX would benefit Ne1-YJrs uss absurd - Vas the
idea thAi this bridge would divert trade from Cur pub
lic works lie urged thai In 6itesn years our Canal
deos would be paid and the tolls on oar Canal would
Be 80 reduced that other chsrnel 10 market could
begin 10 compete with IL
NJ. FIrzHrGH's amendment was adopted
Mr.. ELDERKIN proposed % amend So IS 70 pro
vide that the branch railroad should be built on the
east side Of Racket River. Agreed 20.
The bill was then reported 70 the House and
ordered 70 a third reading
Notice OF intention % introduce bin was made
By Mr. TATLoE TO locate The Court OF Appeals pera.
nenily in the City Of Albany
Nj. NAN ORDEN and NJ. PRUTN made several
unsuccessful efforts 20 give priority 10 the bill rels.
tive % the fees Of the Healih Ofrcer Of New.York.
Mr. PERLsY introduced a bill in relation 70 the
appointment Of Rosdmss,er IN New-York
The Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. BoU6HTOS
II the Chair took up the bin for the relief Of the Buffalo
Hospital Of The Sister. Of Charity
Messrs. WHITE PRUYS snd WILLARD sustained
the BILL and twas sid aside 70 be reported TO the
House
The same Committee took up and sid aside, to
oe reported 10 the House the bill charter the College
Of the Sacred Heart
By consent the bin re6rgsnzing the New York
Alms-H Department, read third time and
passed.
Also, the bill incorporating the WILLIAMSBURG
Ferry Company.
The Committee OF the Whole. Mr.. RosE in the
Chair reported progress on the bill for the equalization
OF assessments
The same Committee took up the bill providing
they lie
Mr.. WILLARD moved to reduce the rate Of inter-
est on redempuons 10 per cent Lost
Mr.. BAGLEY pointed out several defects IN the
bl
Mr. L. Ward SMITH replied in supper, OF It's
leading principle
Mr.. PRUrS doubted the practcabi,ity Of the
measure but would interpose obstacle TO It's pas
SAGE, If generally desired
The Committee rose and reported progress, and
the bil was made special order for tomorrow,
Thursday
Like order was made. on motion OF Mr.. WHITE
In reference 70 the Brooklyn Ferry bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY March Is.
OUs CRY JuD6Es-A letter wss resd in the
Senate On Thursday addressed 10 the Judiciary Com
ntiee q that grave body from Jutges EpxoNDs
EnwAsos and HUsIsUr, OF the supreme Court Of the
City OF NevYork calling the attention Of the Senate
70 the injurious Effects Of that section Of the Code which
comPel' Of the Judges attend to chamber basi
ness daily from 10 70 2 o'clock
The practical eject g. say the Judges that IN the
months o. January, March. May. September. and No
vember, as a. Judges are assigned % a general term
the lsu must De violated one Of the Courts must
fsn through They think that II Is net practicable 10
hsve the Court assemble st earlier hour than they
do. or to procrsstnsts their daily session The
business habits Of The Bar Of jurors and Of the people
were too sxed and no good would result from an at
tempt 10 change them.
EMPLOYMENT ASKED AND OBrAISED-Lieut.
jeremiah Gslvsn has In bis employ present. the
Bsttery i've native engaged In fishing. he has rod
IN bis hands with potato attached the end Of the
line. which Of attracts large attendance of
spectators. The man out Of work and anxious 10
procure some. ~hereuPon Lieut. q. with his usual
characteristic feeling engaged him in the above bust
ness for two days At 81 per dsy We consider the
business rsther uncertain, seeing that tomorrow Is
the second day snd the bait hss far been considered
very small potatoes by the fishes.
SHAD.-The first shad taken In these waters,
10 the City this morning IN the staten Island
Ferry Boat {, taken by Capt Adm simonson %
stsplston.
FIRE.-About clock this morning a FIRE broke
our in the premises IS Orsnge-st The DANES
tin suished after doing trihing damage.
80. NJ Ill n,
psrtment OF the University held ,s Annual Commence
ment on Wednesday night Chsscellor FRxL rSGHvysxS
conferred the Degrees. and the Vaedie,ory was de-
lvered by DR. P,rrIsoN Professor ofAnstomy. The fol
lowing list Of the graduates for the present session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

The Philadelphia North Amer'eaH OF yesterday
morning has the following telegrsphic dispatch
WASHINGTON. March Is.
Among the nominations sent into the Senate to-day
vas three Jujges for Minnesota Territory-one from
Ohio one from Kentucky one from Tennessee, and Mr.
TAYLOR Of Minesots. ss secretary.
The name of ZEBEpRK RING or EGBxKr BENSON, II
u ssid has been sent in for Surveyor Of the Port OF
New York
Also, SEAroN GATES has been nominated as secre'
hry of legation ut Berlin and Mr.. BorLx, ss Pos'mss
sr Of Annapolis. Maryland
PIKrouys WTssrER has been nominated for Y. ;.
District Attorney at Boston and the name OF Mr. LIZ
ROY a. Navy Agent at New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
ASSEMBLY.

Mr. VARSUM had leave u introduce bill to
charter the Ser.York and Hsyre Steam Navigation
Company.
Nj KEsSKDY called up his resolution requiring
the Receiver Of the Canal Bank to report statement
of al debts due the bank tina. have been compromise
or sold.
Mr. PRUYs stated that he desired this resolution
70 lie over the other day that he might offer amend
ment carrying the inquiry farther and that the mover
might satisfy himself whether the report made 10 the
senate might not contain all the information That
vas 40 and h@ believed the gentleman satisfied Of
Il But If IL Is desirable that the House also should
nave the information this shape, the inquiry should
extend b debts settles well ss cOmprOmised-tor
there were cases where tue ennre amount Due sad
-n received In one shape and another. he moved TO
amend accordingly.
Tie amendment was agreed 10, and, as amend
cd the resolution pasted
Mr. PgRIgy offered resolution calling on the
costroller Of n Y City 10 report forthwith account
uf money paid from the City Treasury for the ex
pen.es incurred By Committees Of the Common COan-
I'll Waiting Wsshinzton and Abany-the Of the
members Of such Conniftees and the objects respec
lively in view the appointment Of s1cn Committees
which ~ss agreed 10
the Chsr again took Up the BAL authorizing Ihe Nortn
srn Railroad Company 10 bridge the Lake al Rouse
Point
The question REQUIRED on Mr.. FiTzHU6R sub
sututs for Mr. coRSKLLs proposition imposing con
ditioos on the Company designed u secure fair com
petition between New FORK ana Boston
Mr.. CORSELL sustained bis amendment. against
hat Of Mr. FrrzHrGH and In reply the latter, ne
urged that the bridge essential u the Burning
ton Railroad. could and should impose TIE eonoi
lions be proposed and that - allow the bridge - De
construced before these conditions we're CEN 49,
Win would D. 70 waive al the advantages intended 70
be secured az there would be no remedy 70 prevent
lis use. ,-r1a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
The Code OF Practice.

During the Evening Session Of the Senate 90
Thursday that body discussed the bill for revising the
Code Of Prsctice-the section under debate being the
one defining the power Of appeal from justices Courts
70 the County Courts.
Mr.. Cook desired 10 pat stop 70 these many sp-
psals A man ought % know where he should stop.
Instead Of going from one tribunal 20 another a. Is
now the case ~ that when the hundred dollars about
which be went 10 isw was gained, his triumph costs
aim more than his verdict
Mr.. HAwLKY said that more than three quarters OF
the Judgment given by Justices of Courts were reTers
Cd b. the County Courts and when carried up 10 the
Supreme Court were sfhrmed.-the Supreme Court
eoincdinz with the Justice Of the Pesee.
Mr. FINE believed that wha.evsr had been the errors
OF County Courts under the old system, now had
tor judges lawyers elected By the people and he beev-
ed the future highest County Court would show mat
since We had those men made Judges who knew what
the laws were, justice would be properly and wisely
Administered.
The people now elect men who competent. and
i s safer 10 the choice q the people hAn "a
before 10 the selection Of the Governors.
Mr. WmKIS thought In relation 70 appeals, that u
va, not o. much the sSyers who are . blame the
parties tgsDt The losing party desires tis sTyer 10
20 farther and 10 generally prepared . 20 a. far a.
mere are courts which be can 90 70 he desired 10
adopt measures 70 check hrgatinz spirit among our
people The simple question Was-Snal Ne step sD-
D-s. from Justices Courts AZ County Courts -and ne
VA. In favor OF tse prOPosiron-
M CoKxwZ1L thou ghf IL possible % get corrupt
and unSorthy Judge nov 4s . sA' When IH.y were
APPOINTED By the Governor. He thought tbs, % stop
tie power Of appeals would BE- 70 reverse the course
which had marked cat for ourselves 1.-THE senate
decidei against him be would submit szasned that
lime and the Sensts would correct the error.
Mr. CoEyIS wanted % stop the power Of appeal He
knew case IN hs district here suit had been cegun
10 the Justices Court for amour, less tran elO,
~hch had been carried Up - other Courts ucn u mad
the winning party s-oO and me loser nsa as Tar 10
sold from under him
FLOYD said that many men the prosecution Of a
i.Rsuit sluxury and Dr. ssw no re4soo Wy In9se
sbo Wished % es Joy IL should Be prevented from 30
doing. No actin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

vlReIsIA Loco-F ocoIsa.-Th Baltimore Pa
via, says the following is one of series of resolutions
,as, were passed at Loco-Foco meeting In Virginia,
ls,ey
a R,,olr,d, That each Of us determines by activity
and zeal 10 do more than cast rOte for A. Holi
dsv asd that By such means throughout the District
we viii not only elect him. but we hope and believe
bys decisive msjority."
Thl. Loco Foco practice of doing more than
cas-, one vote ia not inclined to think peculiar
70 the Old Dominion That party doubtless owe many
Of their former victories In this latitude to similar prac
tees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
New-Hampshire Election.

A slip from the Concord Patriot Office gives re-
turns from ninety-six towns comprising more
han half the State. In these towns the Loco
Foco act gain is ,092. A like gain in the remain
asr Of the State will give Dinsmoor, Loco, a ma
jority Of about 5000.
Toe Patriot says that - towns in the Ist Dis
,oc, have been heard from in which Kittredge has
made net gain OF 495 on the vote Of ls47. There
are .. towns in the District The Patr,Ot does
nat give the returns bat allowing the above state
mept to be correct, the remaining towns mus,
chow astll greater proportionate gain 10 overcome
the majority given for Tuck in ls47, which was
about 800.
The Patriot also states that returns have been
received from 20 towns in the lid District, but
the figures are not given. The remark is made
however, that the probability is that Wilson is
elected.
The Legislature will be strongly Loco-FOco.-
Concord elects Loco Representatives Dover
elects. Wings, and Somersworth, 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

No THANKS FOR 1T In the Missouri Legisla-
,ure on on the 27th Member proposed to resotoe
Tbst the thanks of the people Of this State due
~ gop David B. Atchson for the manly and unwsvor.
iny course pursued by him in regard to the all impor
,set question Of Slavery, by subscribing his name sol
tary sud alone to the Address OF the Southern Dele
gates 10 Congress to their constituents,
blu, on putting it to vote, II was reected-4l to 40
Other resolutions accompanying the one thanking Mr.
Ab.on declaring that the people Of Missouri endorse
Mr. Cslhoun's Address. shared the same fate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
Indian Troubles Ahead

SAN ANTONIO, (Texss) Feb. II, ls49'
FRIEND RICHARDSON | made mistake IN
M last letter In naming mountain on our route "
California IL should have been sierra NeNsas no' -.
ers Madre All the inform alton can gather convnces
ne more and more that the route propose 10 take
preferable to any other that is talked Of Govern.
bent squad OF twelve left here last ngni 10 Vrue,
elool the beat wagon route for the troops
upeeed to be here shout the hrst OF April Coz mar
by arrived here last night The ifonrersmen are pc
coming dsbssrteped. The Indians hsye been so~ d
sPou them and stolen already hundred horses. ne
aosbitants told Col Bell that II they were en muon
snger without protection they would have to muster
eo drive the Indiana of the country IN seideienee
senh be calls the principle tribe the Apsches msny
= 'oem come from the direction OF Red River 0oi
says the people on that frontier quite scattered
"a the mercy OF the ssvsges. tie thinks they VIII
= ennfely broken up If something Is not specify
one Tor their relief This may BE- pleasant place IN
sanuer but 10 far from being 90 at present sm I'm
Psess TO be on our winding way" 10 California
You're &C X. c. BARRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

WASHINGTON, Wednesday March H.
,Independent writes to the Philadelphia North
American as follows;
Gen Scott arrived here last night, and paid his re-
specs To the President this morning The meeting De
tween these two gallant and distinguished soldiers Is
described as having been cordial and worthy OF the
exalted reputation which both have acquired in defend
ing the honor OF the country and whch eScn enjoys
40 a man
What was the Government organ, but Is now the
vestiee Of departed dynsstythe Unio.-raises hue
and cry because the Heads OF Departments have call,
ed upon the subordinate buresux for statement OF
the number of clerks and the dates OF their appoint
menn The object Of the announcement was TO convey
the idea that immediate and general system oil re-
mOvsl contemplated IL tho apprehenslohs Oh the
official will be relieved by the statement, am au
thorzed TO him and the public that the only
purpose of this requsiton was to enable he ne" sec
retAres carry out the provisions OF the law creshs
the Home Department by which all the clerks attached
TO the different offices named composing the Depart
ment were to be assigned its supervision.
That removals will be made s not TO be doubted Tor
they are equally demanded By public opinion ana
lust regard 10 the interests Of the Government Inc
Offices filled with incompetent men, VINO were
appointed without reference TO character OF qushcA
ton and whose efforts and influence were openly con
buted In the recent canvass to defeat Gen Taylor
To retain such incumbents would involve departure
from every principle of justice, and establish prece
dent that would be dangerous, II not fatal
am no advocate OF prescription for opinions SAKE
bu, the policy opropitistng enemies Al the expense Vi
friends 10 false and base and whether tried in public or
private life will prove ruinous to those who attempt II
There need be no apprehension on this score WIN
the present Administration. While II will observe MOD
Grafton and caution Il will practice justice and impair
tisliiy Ii may proceed slowly, but It Will advance
surely FssRa lsnte 10 motto which eives assurance
Of prudence but equally offrmness Mr.. Adams made
the experiment Of tolersting his enemies and was De
feated Mr. Tyler tried Precipitation and was De
bounced Gen Taylor may prohi by their example.
Before the adjournment OF the Supreme Court yes
,erdsy an important opinion was delivered settling the
question of boundary between Missoari:snd Iowa. In
favor OF the latter The decision directed the sppoint
ment Of Commissioners to run the line and divided
the expenses Of litigation equally between the TWO
Ssaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

~, The closing Lecture of the course before
the Boston Mercantile Association vss delivered on
Wednesday evening by Hon. RvrUs CHoATE-his sub
cc, Thoughts suggested by Mscaulsy's History
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

~ WILLIAM B. CLARKE Of Washington Co.
/. talked of as the Wing candidate for Governor oil
Maryland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

NAvAL.-The u. S ship Germantown, Com
msnder SWORDS, and the Albany Capt RANDOLPH
sailed from Ct. Thomas the 4th on cruise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

~ Ex.Gov. SPRIGG, Ex.Gov PRATT, Hon.
DANIEL JKSIFER and J. j. SPEED. Esq are mentioned
By the Maryland papers suitable candidates for the
Senatorial made vacant by the resignation oil REV
rRpy JOHNSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

~ Mr. HUI, OF the Nashrdle Wig, is said
to have been nominated for Register of the Treasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

" Zenon Labsuve is spoken of as candi-
date for Governor of Louisiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

~ Col WIN HASKELL has been nominated as
scsndidste for Congress from the lid District OF Ten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

DISTRESSING Accommodations s. O'Clock lAsi
evening At the North Point Foundry, Owned By Aessr'
COBB Fielss & Co. - Two laoorers William hely and
BRYAN Nolan accompanied By the foreman Al tne estso
l,s6meut Mr. John M-ilsr were employed Ia empty ins
he re,sns OF tie heated ore from the furnace into The
.,rset the tanpnsss Of the ground caused The metal %
explode and scatter striking and seriously inj1rins the
whole psrsy-cue q whom Niiism Kelly, 1ied this
morning Il O'Clock having received some q the heat
sd mass Internally Meier and Nolan are very badly
burnt, principally about The face snd eyeslhe latter
having already los; eye and entertaining very little
hopes Of saving the otnsT. Isrssy City sent l3sh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
ALnERnrNswAGEs

Mr. EDITOR Many ofour citizens are under the
Impression that the Aldermen and Assistants render
their services srstu,ousy to the City reference to
the Controller. Repor, will show tina, they are very
well paid considering that OF them abandon their
daily pursuits during the term OF Office except Indeed
when ,hey feel Inclined to pay visit To Washington
Albany Boston or suburbs at the public charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
Total ..----.--.------siflla =

This makes average Of s475 "a for each Member
Of the Common Cosneil The Aldermen fare the beat
a. 10 pay and doubtless those Of them who have no
other calling realize good thing out Of the Office
Now this may be oil right enough but hope they will
not any longer claim the merit Of giving away their
valuable time for the public good A Tax PArES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

Gen. Scott and Gen. Taylor Removals and
Accommodations and Missouri Bonn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

Fraz-A fire took place at Binghsmton, N. Y
20 the 18Th, BY which the steam aourisg mill Of Mr.
Weed VS. destroyed. Much VI ths G0ur and grsln
vas saved. Loss s7ooo insurance $500.
II The L,ttle Rock Ark Banner Of the 9th
lnrt Gays that attempt made BY eight prsoasrs
70 escape from the Pentennsry AZ that place, but wa
frustrated by the guard VINO srsd upon the prsoosfs.
tnree Of whom were wounded one severely.
~ MIR. James Jordan, 70 years Of age. has
been arrested N Butler Co. Pa Tor the murder Of hs
wife
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

REMARKABLE TRACE or ASTIQUITY.-The per
fec, skeleton of lndss woman found last Wed
nesdsy afternoon in the sand bank excavation sdoin
tng Niagara River, immediately back Of Major Whit
uey. new residence We understand that u rested In
sitting posture with its hesd facing the North, (rrue
sn syle) about four feet below the surface In
rnedis,ey above grew large hickory two feet In dsm-
,er At least 30 years old WHOSE huge roots encrced
the skeleton on every side Owing TO the frost In the
sspd and the number Of roots 70 be removed Il was
obtained with great difficulty Rumor says Indian relies
we're found with IL. lNiAsHs AIS H'-
The STEAMER MCkIs.-by private letter re-
ceived here yesterday. by friend Of one oi the pas
sensers on board the steamer Mchim, we learn 'ns'
tia. vessel was to leave Key West on the gan az
she nut into Key West not In distress as was reported
here but merely 20 procure lev sddiuonsi hsnas
The passengers and well az the dale OF .ne
letter and All in hne spirits, cseuisuHg on
and pleasant passage. The schooner RelsmPsso ~nSa
Isft here some time since for San Francisco nso osn
condemned at Key West and the PASSENGERS were 70
leave for this port in Al few days IN u Defs' TN
Eouss OF ISDrsrRY.-The whole number OF
;,rate. Of the House Of Industry, At South Boston
Mss ON the lst inst, 725 Of whom IL were born
~ American parrpts and f2 were born TO tnis eoun
sr~ Of foreign parents The balance 5s7, were horn 10
foreign countries and 53 arrived IN the United states
since January l. ls<s.