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Ntttef Skoros ASV1pVcr RoAKp. APiil =. l8is.
NVtiSH TO Arek TAk ARS-N aief hsris
stv sue aod P.ssoie The la Of Mas .hs olhc-.
tkoerca fats NHer tst-ss ~ho sr- dssircus OF rcI
~ ms UZLiAHWENsAS FTe,sarpt G A Besri..t
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- rsrlarb.eo nssr g. oafk OIvs 6rlfh a. Ne" b-i of
ieaty, wiih .Dsu bb.s OH
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IManlpeIlet ID IIerald. I'D.

STRixE IN IRE Coat Rs0IoS.-We learn 10y
telegraph that the "sike" Of the miners aud sburcfs
on hs iins OF tho Mil Greek Railroad continues, AND
they insist on compliance with their drmsnd ct 10 cent?
additional every wsgon # coal We also learn that
eli the meu on tho line Of the West Branch Railroad
have turned for Higher wages begns TO be feared
that coal will DO very at tiie~acr next fall
lPhilad North American. "a
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EktcAPEST CAkfET WARf-RrONS IN MN.
= YORK -bENJAaiS CLINTON. 81 so~esy IA,
fust received from sacoa Sss ysrcs Il Fp,rsh ,,r4
All Atneicsn osfp-ting. which he oa.ros ~ =,
40 r-sS, she following loS price, .-ir nj, -
Il, Ia. per ward fch Saps ere, l. - Do, Th,,.
sis .na oh-r Ncrosu, IL % - DO, styl, b~s~,
"a Csths s. 10 los 90. WIN ae- 40 elcgsal $50
u-nl ~ Mirco~ Shades. fTnm 70 10 - per paw ~th
-vssy other dele usasy sOand IN ne T.ce 81 sew-y
H. u
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80 FOK - Al \ ptN ~ Z 4 =, ',....4 -, -.
- 81 Tgf's Ls-ciny 90 ssiea lssni Soutd "l'os'e
"a R,s,vs containing ~ rive scrcs u end. WIN
h4.~rrs tvso st,-y house. c'uns sni ps4t's iron'
rf...d 10 with brick marble smiles ga g -
lawn a-g- es-ceu 'rJt irecs s-af berries siI- Nie'A
IN, h-t & o( sccass. sfer s-si ~ MAY .oh. eI
NJ 49,. ~, lea. Isy % a1i f1n biz c. ~ M . IS
isn; A7fy 10 SAVE" Nm
-
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,rrw YORK SUPREME COURr- Ku,.-i Me- ,s..'' ="
tl.--ahrnnfh No,.. aud oth@r- IT, W thffrfhhl, "f
<oYgs ROY al IA " Az XIX antkIIIAnFI WALLER. Bal
vie snf sANAit u MOkrAN Afnf-ftfiif 10 If" > ~
rasf You h@fshs tsnse~f th- 'ni Dbl o.
.u,n 70 Nl.ha , here's MA ,rref "iHn 500 ani '"ss
, 4r su-s-r an or, OBJ ID Wal 81 in 20 tf ~ ~
VA sfn t.sat, s-t hs~ sfrn.ls nf 90
TAI 90 tnss~f Che fNii amy - II -si
.ppit Court 80 the rsIr i - NJ ' n
.pa m h. al r,..f., of Jin~ on- thousand e-hf t'ifi
rt . Al ..to,-k p h- insn,lu mo fs'i t-nt1'fa
ts COMPLAINT. viii Sled poo 'is ot- 81 Ne 'fN 90 e4a-
,orH 3, Apn.. Il. lats D.isd >ss ftTk. AYuI 3d. lHt
., .an gro & GOnnANn Fsn'H' N'r"f
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.lu l,Iln C0UOANUTr, n w. " an Parchs'cfs
OV, OUUfOT sSo Apply -
a. sEcHfEL scAokBUkG. % rruai-ss.
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sY oNnER Of Mtls~i C.-i.-frr ff ut-- ui ih- ,o.n
- Common P.l. n sni fr tfs sut '"H'F 'i Me- -
N,r- l,frt fn@n llF-afHf CD n- r' ,H- ~ i- s'il
ostnr ttts,en'. against st-.fli'c tnfeairi n"' nn i-
i.f.- 20 A. sfti ara1t n- r-f o vs.
NtIr ,ni - klN nv Mas. composing OBJ" hf ~ hff- pr
ana r-i-rtt 10 hnt-f OH
,,.t- H ALBANIA sni that h- wl ~ .. tf tH Hrf
l.ts uu.. hey spp~sr snd dshsf.r .h asshnTi
t0rar fl~ hf- hlf atH.H ' 'f
fe payment oi d-hia ils 'n en ' f-ia
the state delivery a. them or fr u- u~, ~ 90 p
ct, n ii h-oasns them ans DO tiins- " a' go
pNf-rtt %, chem rhid-n ty aN n 49, vnf Dated Co., %
,o A. a., 90 ~. .Yln-r ISIS MAIkfNN HtNufNtk.
az -e.rn AuDr.4 nr Afilshax Cf-if-. 10 Ns-sauet ~
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A. t-uANtE orieroi tie suforae Of us tllrtI
! N-~York u1tas h-fny Z" si person, h''rk Gee
against REbECCA RONEYS isfs 81 he 'iy ~ Nssi % q
set GU pf- at a.. aaus ihsr-Yi a. - sn H
the Charles Dalos, fh- village ~ hnFsfr isr
CYunty # Tors before 30 Ign fsl u 49,
nett-Daei sea fofs ihr l'c day ~ Ar'ii, i-ii
CHARLES DUBOIS
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The following rgimoui. !. ffom nr Mgan. Ftlor ~
un Scientific Ams,icAn. Comment % fuch e'id-nc- 10
lrl-cesssfy
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,,,,.,. m mItFiis II RO soss,x Aaaaa.''a'

a. PUhsUANtE Ol ofd-r OF tie surngsf- Il toirU
N-N Yors n0tss hereby gfsa o. al efaoas havoc os.
sg.In-t MARY M9NULiks. ate Of tbs tfy o H~N fos fs-t
pr~--nt vouchers u.f-o sals r. 10
~ nenry Dawes PEG NJ. ~ Wal street. Cy efNss
Yok on ly day Of Jsig ueI-Daisi ~
Y1r. the 18th iay 81 January, i.tg
~ l.~ria JANETTE WHITE Aimnstn1af
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e. It, oa the corner ~ Bed'ord-Av. and De hN'-Hy.
- win ID lot. ground Tho house q 2ssofy sud aiNc
with ssserert under IT, - '@. sri urdercrl ~ AL ~
20 mont sri rear gu hlish'd ard painted A'oughcuL
RsitE.p siss-srua every rye minutes rom ils Euon
~ ArnIyto VALENTINE ~ HALL
n Giam-rcy para. Tvenurt a. between Third t1d Fnm
-. N.Y. s.
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-.tn HEN AID List ni ihe mlruiag II he I'm ~
= wv AplI. I4 co.t SOW t0e o ffnI spfnsst mem
nfsudori ,,nk c.uta...rL FccpIui- e Z. LORD Win
If LOBD sld ott~fs ~ no vsiuo io sty 04- iIt Pc
owner ts l,tr VIII rssfu s sareo IA Sgfing-st Will
.a aiayr re~sfJ tc iharlsof .lr ."ffr msi Sc
IsOt 1D-O1 Tuesday set psir of spectsc-s. The
! op.nsf viii pi-u-r rpGiy az 10 } .lnsl 90
,.....a = TfTET
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- tpW -ALE-Thss el-g'rt msn.os ~ ~. ~,
r-x hoas-. and slshi-, and he.weeo W. sue ~ 80,
FL of gronnd h'shy cuityste - a AtcA-a A." ~
garden Nth s = variety o. frlit n re yusss 81
P-r,hsesps- BAIL and formerly occup y py uen -,
.-nslya re hous- - fes square. wiih sfsff' o''
al resr ,oii-. hsh rcoms on ihe a'o a. ~ D~'
For psrtcu. srs Inquire 81 1. ALLEN =,
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srs T,s REST-kn.. the l5th ~ Msy. i8i1 the pepper
~: ~ u The Rich-n indyil1 Manufacturing COM any 81
1-le n Ne,igOr Conn shout 81 miles rom ne cry OF
N---York half mile frutu Siug -tgcs landing. sni NO
III ss frum ihe Depot Of the y sui y n Railroad r."
factory IL huii u stone. B bT Al act. lhfr" t"rs htn
Win pstHnt IRON " strf"hcc sra e W. rt'rHo v
s,r N rsr,iry nsch merry There SD sccca " land,
four sli dwrnas hlutss Tor work rrn, ana never isis
+ which Ne factory ssofs sad factory
IA Wei. .Air 80 carry Che cotton any oIer Business
requiring spacious excrl~ri waller p)Ncr A'd guo
ficurs Tor gciung snd from market SUD can be 's-d
f,r term Of y-Ns fJr fsfh-r psfueuFs ln
quir- o. II ALLEN or GEO. BLAChHAS, Nr'1pon'
10, $50 "
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fr-rs Tfsntt-rr. sr'- ttsf 49, tst- -sslf- fNan
sn..f co.l.afafsr- - .at fH 4fH 'f@ fr'h
' s.- naf fr.n Dufor r-fo'. sH"'t-' 20
.-.is sr-F l-fnss rIt fni
-t ItiIfli. rsir, ani 'LnfN--
t7I other o|nno-'na s'a 80
-rs.a oy l--is 20 ore t.-t- 20 10 o -
l3l Broadway.
AcF~rs-Andcrsou t,7 Broadway. Or Smith 2ji TenIh
sv-rur, D. Lyon. $50 @ arts D. Mercer ~ bfp-fft
N~aslk. Ma Hays. 1872 futon-si Brcntyn, o.
Ndght - Soa.I.t Philadelphia Z 4. fOu,vf, bt.h-
move, ~ Brown. Wssl'ngtlU-sL Bosi0li ard HGf
reii & Co Char eaton. = L j. Wright New-Odo.0si
Dsyd Chambers, - L uIs. mo.; Bfumbefy Noble
Ala ~erger, ks~ine Wis For sale ~ Dussi''s ava
Pc tuners g-ucra.y ,hfgur hou the uuued Sl.rs sad
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- EOR sAIR-TwO io,. ~ Livingston. rrH Do
= a. BroosIgn. -ach 3'xf5 sai siloions -scA o"'''
"'u'5 VI" yFFH n NICHOLS,
-. arr--.- AZ IaN. - : Nlss.ns- - !
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~ k5I AhCE a. ofi-r Of he ssrrs,s u th- Calrg
View fgfs, nofss - h-fsby gwen .-f.ns b.ss
.sansi JvsbPh "EAVsk ate Of The Cry You ~
p psssD u Hanr VIII Fonsi@f-
's - ~ cofn-r ~ sPrucs .s-s. RI M. 49, r
Ia o. - unts As hry afs day Juy neri -Dssf
fors %. i5,h cay oi January, lsts IhOnt nglRaIH
IN isrsm -.
tLhLic ADAiNlsIkATOHr DFFICg ~ s...ss .,r-.f -
s'fr.y gwen, 10 - relatives cd a.sf Of 30 o Hun
HAS k0Nb nsiir- of Wuffent ~ - nsay t..-...s
~no - M-ss' % hsTs 20 lt,-ts that .gyT u o..
~ ssists II ths e.t.i. %, a.. ~ a. a.
4 ru.rsp 49, - .9''
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r. kstANcE u 40 order ts- % IL. Cslsl
tN@~ lo nts - hereby to all p-r-ot afirg go
JOHN H. hhDhfk, sts ~ tls Ctg s~V fofs
'-ni tr ssr- Win % yuUrh-f. thereof ruisefH- -
o's OF Move, ~ No a. Wall street % ~,
ofbse- the fourth Gay Dated Yafs "a
i.{ ,i r",snosf, LAS PETER MADHEH, A3n1suaoa
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- Ar rRllsTs al E-rhe -'sifs Nn1 AZ" .
81 so f,rt use ara TO- - pss n-s1 sfr 20 o'I'~
"a ~, inches 10 frrg sri - feel ~ VIZ ga e
-as - 10 d. = FEET On NJ SIDE ard ~ t''' On &c
~ IN f.rb :. - can rrnsin rn tosft snd hio'-
~, ,h-- ys,-s 81 per cent. tcr r.rhrp So ~
sLEECKER. Aucnouesr, brosdsh
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GpT ORDER OF v Hp.houss irics 81 aupsms iuau Nati
Id hereby gwen, puf.uant "a @ pf0fns 90 n -siuf@
thunrag alta hm-nts stsndg "sf ant bon ~
debtors attachment has issued tho JIM
GORTOs i.bur that the s b. a.
p, febts sprraf aHt fstsf-
hmeut according within rnonfhs o.. i
Of ts and that the Of dts $50 o. n
resident. Of and The d-rsy hfm uf BE- i 49,
property tins belonging hn. asf No snss ~
property b. him. iofdfsn BY and pstst ~
l5h d,y of Ami lsgI ! DsMITI KFAfOHD.
40 ssqn Attorney fr u-clIas rrai toe
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ONCE - HEHhBf oivtS according 70 as, % eli psf-a'
y having sganst iiFNkf HALf ate % ne t'lti
Richmond d-s~assd that they required ~ -i te in- -
Y1u,h-rs f-f> the aghscuJ~fs. a ainusfIf 80 -
Is .ai -s.ei ti- .ufnglfss on'o 80
Couaty the place of doug of he sub- tT a.
lnssfssfs No ~ 00~sfy The CT, Of New fsn, 1eff
sGtn dsy of Oetobaf Lstt-Dsist Mach q. isly
CHESTER JOHNsOf
ni7O lsvnm CATnARINE NAIL
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lbbbLic ADaiNHfkAIOk OFFGCE, ~ ssssss -
80 - t-f-by a. the ~ ~ ig*b
shlIh Nns WILLIAM MARfIs kts Of hooasf Pr
-~frfe ier 60 sssec, sf -ho r-gsf 40
tn- Effects ~ ~ SD Hisss- he lsad. P4if Adaasn
'of - o. nn-tsfsi md t-pos-t ty L .carfs ~
s.s ~ szn- - ssrei BY sf4l ~rsc0r ~ ft
~ 80 sas>f by he ith dsy Of Nay 10. You Al
IS, !sss JAMS s. ThAYEK P.... .t,..,,.t,.r.f
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d. s-TATRN ISLAND FEKKY.-Tss |
oamboat STATEN ISLANDER will rur |
iol0ws.
Leave Hew-Yort al 9, II. An. 2is and ePA lmsgl |
leave vsnD-rilrs Landing ara n. An l. snd Pm
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DEATH BY AccIDENT.-Last Friday, a stranger
at Waterbury calling himself " George Dryden OF -
Mays. sidney County, Novs Scotia, aged ga wa
performipg some sailor ke feats the ropes Ut der
rick for the amusement OF the boys, he iell t. the
ground struck upon his head, nearly dslocstins hi'
neck and njariog the spinal column 80 that he died
the next day His remains decen,y inferred with
appropriate exerciees thu Sabbath. He said he hao
q sister In the City Of New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

TOWN POINT, OAndng Fort Hamilton
each Yl-Tbe steamer JOHN HART
~ maze daily bips tsuadsys esespse1) between Key
PoH I'd ssw-YorE. leaVlog KY POrI a. o'clock, A "
30 Nr~ n orr, from the foot Of Chamber O'Clock
e1ri,g the mouths Of July and August She win mare
NO rps per day leaving Key PERI AZ u o'clock ard
0 eofs H. add NeT-YorE a. 10 O'Clock A NJ and Pm
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WANTS.

WANTED s'fssfios 10 a. seoe-sl eousevorf for 9
W sn-l family y yO1ug woman ~ b . good AZ
COX AZ 700 " -'a-r ere 'o--r .s1 yOlns ~crn 70
"a sesfnsrf . srf rtE -r~-'+ -0rf 30 " ~ Oh i.s-
care RI ch .r-n ..s 20 9.-c-o1 ~ - ceurry bofh
com ~ f~colisod-c. c.. =. II Roses iF,ll a-1se.
UF1 .
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DhkIII AMnuY sEnIINsKY.-1he Pn1cipals

tsta plessaT- Ia referring psTrus no would ptce sbeI
sons Ia GOOD Family Boarding School, lh"if pauons
pa aud present Tor TIE most Satisfactory iesnonas ~
,he sdvsu.age. moral snd Intellectual of h-r insutlon
Circulars with numerous cry ana other references sud les
rmouiais msy DO had a. CeTk AusIus Bookstore. -f5
srosdwey, OF the Pnucipas Tie Summer session VII
commence On "Wednesday, May 2
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e-sa EOIt -AIE AT iUtIN + x =, siuNi0H WIu
80 south " he vsge ami Hudson River fusd ce't
& on The rive. side Il The road leading % onses rti
tyrr fne view OF the yor 50 OF ana with holsr
tarp &c twill sni together In two parcels % ID
a.fss each. For IA lher particular. apply -
r,rl fy~. J. HENRY WILLIAMS. no F.outs'.
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s. ~ 80 .te. c-. IN 'hr i'~n N-sFo l. ON -,
AA h..nss /. ccnv-urni. asd ~ src1-~r 81 ~ i't
fu, Th-rr sc khc-l z-r's " sd sHscA~l ~ 'N'
80. to,e.leg ri.h hsrn. Apply ~ -
''' ALNA GRsf. fsc WrsqoN
,oy eraPA CURTIS g. Jnhn - Y
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FIRxs-At Somerville. Mass the house Of
John Leland was burnt on Tuesdsy evening. Loss
about $500. AZ Kingston n. y on "Wednesday even
sns ,hs house and bsra OF Harvey Gus ard the barn
NJ Stephen Roa Jr. were burnt up. Loss 5000 in
sursd ESQ.
CoxusRcE OF BosroS.-Darins the month o.
April mere rved ct the port OF Boston sit eSAs;~se
,ss. 80 In ~, meantime was sSA Sf eosstwise and
oss Sars,sn. OF the foreign eleATsnees, I oass "
80 so..atrIs .chooners were British ors Nor"e
sisD, aud brig s~ede-
roRrleS ConxrRcr OF Bosros.1Inse nun, naSoe.
Of foreign arrivals At Boston 70, 'ss sneres,e
3U iSr oof'e'P'"' Traveller.
M.K,L,sp Fsulr. - The RocSr'4Is JgSr ..I
,hs, n,,her The peaches Dor apples are al Gee
,,ossd 10 ,hs, county. Is wss thought Qsis iNf
crop 10 now anticipated.
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NGt aG tIFN from ,n- cnunuy &c ~snirr. g. fsi.
a-yrrsi cheap sd popular urrsi i-t1ef - faprrf
Boa.uu ru,lcs.icn ito-rs r. lef.es oOuulstoq Wi
le -fIv -i. or f.l gee - ihe r-u'th VIII Pc 1Ad
Tag. sock - c..p woke r D." kcp cl.'srl.y e1 head
frnveli~g age . WI so We'll 20 cali Cal imncdia- -
Sal ,NEKs rlttrsaoa Room q. Y. Branch Oh. re
Brstr.a7 ROOM 10 4 40 sls.fs tin 'u
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COMMERCE OF BALTlMoHg-The arrivals at the
Port Of Baltimore durins the month of April were 2eo
80 from foreign ports aud 40 cosswiseos THE nun
Der 10 we're British French. Swedisb, Bremen. and
the balance 207 American During the month OF April
there were cleared at the Baltimore Custom House Tor
foreign ports 80 vessels via - ships baks % brig
aud IL schoOnors CT this number were British,
Danish, and the balsnce a. American.
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~ ksUAsCk ~ order II the slrrgats toaaf
Nsr ro notice hereby ~ oil pef.o- having ca scrs
SAMUEL WlGNALi iats ~ thu CT ~ Nsrfol, d~'ss-
p~-~r he sans sA vouchers tsf@ the subs f-r 81 10
adsnee, SO 90 hsHnoi street The CHy T0d .
tore iis sro1i dy July n-ItD.f-f sss Yoft -
laTeBF CHRIsTOPHgR oNyYgK Adm .nisffsiof
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Il I,r,4 win necessary -itgi-i-Es STITCHED. az 81
1 seres of lsnd, ~i.ha u niles = ho'csen al Il .
Burberry ltcomuaut. '-su..1l. lro.nre,. ~ p''
rrlisrs irclirc Of I. BUCEMASTER, oij iluds inst
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=
3. rory BRICK house, Amy-Pace. win Croton whi-t
49, hsthirg room &c There % n he hcuss onoce IT,
hr.ry ard ne walls hung with pic ures mo ara -
deer win hna grape wires iiis but few Stops rom me
kms srd se-csef-st onihusdf ard 70 eirr one 81
t. fusi cliel ard pleasant or-uus IN the cy - VII nc
lnt f,r 1. months f-lm mo l.l May. Apply To
n BARTLETT 4 WEXFORD. : As.'r Hlu1-
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l.
"A ri.h 'k-l- apartment rT1 sFrr -asSIt I''ni
- t-sfcc ~ -g1sfne ~ tiu5-0nst To o. t-F-e
ssst=s. ,olns ~ 70 ca A.o % acromrnri-i-1 I4rr-
i9e o. Psss Ms 1oor h-i7'ecus sRoiA- y ny .
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TO LET.

- tn PHysICIAN-.-ssserne 10 le'-s n yoa'
= oa'-nea' fli's''7 ~ rvs w
al
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PURSUANCE 0f ~ order II he Surrs.i- I- tYHy
Nse f0rs ppie~ hereby gfea person. hsT r -
'ans jobs e. fkAsE. ias o the CIV u N-s Yofs jss
pfss@nt ts ssm- St vouchers tsf-. 81 -
oc- ~ Psass murphy No ~ C-fy sts~g Cfy 4 80
ffs on ~ bsfs he Ari dy u october nst-DAsi Nss fa
ls I4th day Of March,
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The Apportionment Law.

Mr.. Dimmock, on the 18th inst, OF.
iered, in the Senate, the following pre-.
amble and resolution for adoption:-
"Whsreas, An opinion extensively
prevails among large and respectable
portion of the freemen OF Ohio, that the
bill of the last session of the General
Assembly Of Ohio, commonly known
as the appor.ionment bill and now up
on the statute book, purporting to be a
law, never was adopted and passed by
the General Assembly according to lis
constitutional rules, and the usages and
requirements of parliamentary law, and
that said bill is not law, and Of no
binding force upon the people.
Therefore ResolUcd, Tha, select
committee of three be appointed by
the Speaker of the Senate to enquire
into the manner Of the passage OF said
bill, being "Senate bill No. 70" Of the
last session, and TO report the facts to
the Senate as soon as possible"
After prolonged discussion carried
on with no small amount of party re.
elimination.
Mr.. Goddard called for division OF
the question SO as to separate the pre-
ambe from the resolution.
The resolution was then agreed TO.
Messrs. Corwin, Haines, Hendricks.
Horton, Judy, Kendall, Worcester, and
Speaker voted in the negative.
The question was then taken on the
adoption Of the preamble, and it was
rejected by tie and party vote.
So the resolution was adopted with
out the preamble.
The Speaker Of the Senate, on the
18th inst, named Messrs. Dimmock,
Beaver and Lewis as the committee to
examine into the facts in relation to the
passage Of the apportionment law Of
last winter Peoples Platform.
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Civil Government in California.

A h!e of The Star and Californian,
published at San Francisco, to Dec.
%, furnishes evidence OF The actual ex
Istence OF civil government, for the
preservation Of society and the punish
ment of crimes recognized by every
society:
On the 10th Of December trial took
place in the village ofSan Jose, before
Judge Kimball H. Dimmick, aIcade of
the district, and jury empaneled for
The case, OF three men, named Davis,
Campbell, and Freer, f'r murder. The
jury pronounced verdict of guilty,
and they were sentenced 10 be hanged.
The sentence was carried into execu.
tion on the 18th, in presence Of large
concourse of citizens. The convic.s
confessed their guilt, and embraced the
Catholic faith. Three other men were
subsequently tried for participation in
the same crime. viz: Cotton, Woolard,
and Lee. and the two latter on the ad.
di.ional charge Of perjury. They also
were found guilty, and were sentenced
for the first offence to receive, Cotton
Is and the two others l3 lashes, and
the latter on the additional charge, 40
lashes each and one m"nlh's conine.
ment in the stocks. G. E. Picket, tried
at Fort Sacramento, on a charge of the
murder Of Mr.. Alderman, was acquit.
ted.
The provisional government meet.
ings which had been held, as heretofore
noticed, were first at San Jose, next at
Puebla, and then San Francisco. The
result was as follows:
A concurrent recomme ndallOn to the
inhabitants OF California to hold meet.
ings and elec, delegates to represent
them in a convention to be held at San
Jose on the 4lh of March, l849, for the
purposeI Of drafting and preparing n
form Of provisional government, to be
submitted to the people for ratification
or rejection by vote by ballot.
The inhabitants of San Francisco
were to hold meeting on the 9th Of
January, to make choice Of FIVE dele
gates.
At their previous meeting resolutions
were also adopted expressing the opn-
ion that the duties which have been col.
lected at the ports of Upper California,
since the 18th Of August last, rightly
belong TO the people of the Territory.
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Air. Line to California.

The N. Y. Tribune OF Monday has
the following:
Our staid citizens were somewhat
excited on Sunday by the appearance
OF large handbills, ann nouncing in bold
capitals, that the Aerial Locomotive
wil..Ieave this city on the 18th Of April.
on its first flight to California. The
price of passage is fixed at $50, lnclu'
ding board, and the trip is expected 10
be made, in calm weather, in two days
against head winds, in five days.
The propretors, Messrs. Porter &
Robijohn, propose to stop by the way,
for companies of not less than twenty.
We are glad to learn that the plan will
at least be fully tested.
We see it stated that Capt. Tag
CART of Boston, has made another inven.
ton, which will be finished sufficiently
to mske an experiment, in few months.
He intends to make the first trip from
Boston to Bunker HILL.
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Interesting from California.

Letters from San Francisco 10 the
24th OF December, have been received
in Boston. The Traveller OF Monday,
says:-
Emigran,s had been pouring into the
diggings from all quarters; and the wri.
ter thinks that ntD leas! one hundred
thousand will have arrived by August
next. The writer says that the pres.
ent is the coolest winter known in Calf
tornia for fifty years.
One hundred thousand bushels Of
wheat had lo,ted in California, for want
of persons to gather it.
While in San Francisco, real estate
had advanced 500 per cent. within
twelve months; in the Sand wich Islands
it has fallen 40 per cent. The latter
Islands are fast becoming deserted, and
it was expected that after the whaling
season was over, every white man that
can, will leave for California.
As to the chances Of obtaining the
precious metal, The writer saws: spar
Ties can easily obtain from $50 to $I0o
per day, and some that have seen OBJ
tained as high as $500 per day."
The barque Undlne and schooner
Starting had sailed for Columbia river.
for provisions and lumher.
Provisions were very plentiful, and
were receding in price.
The agent of Messrs. Howland &
AspinwaI, Capt. Stout, has been sue
cessiuI in negotiating with the Hudson's
Bay Company, for coal.
The writer in speaking of the gold
dust on board the U. S. ship Lexington
estimates the amount at from 100000
TO S5oo,oOo.
From the best judgment that can be
obtained, no. more than S2O0.OOO IN
gold dust, independent Of the Lexing.
TONS, has been shipped for this country.
Most OF the gold dust is shipped to Ma
za,lan and Valparaiso, exchanged for
silver, &c., and carried back to Califor-
mia TO trade upon. 1t is thought also,
that but little Of the gold will reach this
country for some time. as much of it
will be shipped to London, 10 be there
drawn upon from this country.