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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

LITERARY IrENs-The Boston Transcript saws.
A History Of the United Ststes In three volumes
octave. from the pen distinguished member Of the
Massachusetts Bar, has been completed and 10 in the
hands OF Ncw-iork publishing house. Richard Hil.
dreth. Esq Of this City is said De the suthor Rev
Baptist Noel whose secession from the Church OF Eng
land created good deal OF feeling both in land and
70 nls country has written ar essay upon the Union o.
tnsisnd when the last stesmer sailed The proof
sheets OF the work already IN the hands of pub.
fishing house in New-Nork
NEw FoRrs ~ THE NoRTH-A new military
for, has been located By Brig Gen Brooke s,a poin,
on the Upper Mississippi opposite the mouth Of the
Noksssuoee, small stream smPtyipg into the Misss
sppi on the ess side. SIX miles below the mouth Of
Crow Wing River. One company of the 9th infantry is
the ground, preparing lumber, &C. for the CON
mencernent Of the buildings in the Spring The tort
when finished. will ee gsrrisousd by two companies
one of infantry and one Of dragons.
SUDDEN DgATH.-Gen. JAS. Cook, en- esteemed
citizen Of Mercer Co. New Jersey fell down while 10
the Princeton Esrk Thursday. snd almost instantly
expired lie was the father Of Col. Cook. the Super
in,enGeut and Engineer Q. the Camden and A=ooy
Railroad.
STEAMBOATS, PAssISG CAIRO. IL The numbe
OF steamboats, which passed TIE little town OF Cairo H.
the Mississippi during the year l>is Is given At S6
or about one arrival every one and nreequsrers OF
an hour.
ARTISAN WILLS IN TExAs-The Gairest0H
y. hss says that Col Thos wm- Ward Of Austin has
commenced boring tor wster, ard expected 10 pene-
usse TO the depth Of 300 feet in a fortnight
HIGH WATERS Is ARKASsAs-The last Bates
rifle Gage reports general a0o6s from the streams Of
Arkansas with loss Of hfe snd properly and complets
stoppage Of the msils as conseq aences.
TEMPERANcE.-A new Division OF the sons Of
Temperance OF New Hampshire was Instituted a: NJ.
ford on Friday 18th inst under tie tiue Of We'amPks
Division, Ne. =.
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ANOTHER DISPATCH.

MAsHINsIuNl SUNNY IaI -
The Union Of this morning contains an Official
account from Monterey, siving some Interesting
particulars in relation 20 gold digging. &c.
Lieut.. LARKIS says that the gold IS daily grow
ING more and more plentiful. and that the dig
gers find Jumps weighing from to Is pounds
The Indians are 80 anxious 70 obtain spirits that
they frequently give an ounce OF gold for single
glass
Com. ToNEs states that considerable anarchy
prevails in the feet, the officers having been
attacked with the fever Many OF the petty Of
fcer, and men have deserted, and gone in search
Of the gold Much sickness is said 10 prevail,
although as yet no deaths have been reported.
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rHE CHoLsgA iis Csuses. Prevention and Cure By
SHEw, NJ ID. Fowler Wells
Mail steam Packets.

The following letter was sent 70 the Senate on
Friday Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT Jan. 10, 1912
SIK In the resolution Of the Senate Of the
18th inst have the honor 90 report ihalth Department
has in operation two contracts for carrying the mail 10
steam packets between the potts Of the United States
and the ports o: foreign countries,
one entered into the 4ih November, lsf7. with the
Ocean Steam Navigation Company, at $4,000 per an
mum, for oneea month service in each direction be-
tween New York and Bremen Haven In Germany via
CO~es or Southampton England. This contract was
originally made with Edward Mills for twices month
service, At $4,000 per annum. with the privilege Of
running every other TIP 10 Hsvre, France. instead
Of Bremen Haven at $4,000 per snnum less compensa
ton sud BY him transferred with the consent OF the
Department, 10 the present contractors The monthly
service has been only put in operation above Rated
AZ >VO,yVO per snnun. The Information in possession
OF the Department will not enable II 70 give a more
specine statement OF the annual OF foreign po.t
ages by this line than contained IL my Annus Report
10 the President Of the United StA,es hch O q
The recent contract for mail convey snces 10 foreign
port ports that for service between Charleston
and Savannah IN the United states and Havana In the
Island OF Cuba NJ c. horcecsi Is the contractor a,
$4,000 per snnum The service commenced on the
18th October lss under acceptance for service be
tween Charleston and Havana at $4,000 made Plat
August ls47 condition that Il shoul5 be ratified by
Congress Congress rstined the acceptance and a.
lowed g 600 additional for embracing Savannah IN the
route No separate returns have been received en-
able the Department 10 show what amount OF revenue
has been received from this route exclusively.
lave h- honor = ., resPe.ti-y oo-cr s-rt,
c JOHNSON. Po.in..i-r G-a-r.L
Hc1. ~ nsLE.s s-rro Of - Ia
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Thirtieth Congress.
SENATE. .WAssIssros, Jan 2
The Senate was not IN session today
HOUSE OF RFPREsENTATIyR

The SPEAKER announced that the first thing on
bic table In order, the bill providing for the es
Enlistment Of Board OF Commissioners for the settle
ment OF private claims against the Government.
On motion of Mr. ROCKWELL, OF Conn. the
House resolved Itself into a Committee of the
Whole the stste Of the Union, and took up the said
bills for consideration variety Of amendments were
considered, some Of which were adopted, and some
rejected.
On motion, the roll Of the House was called,
when & majority OF members answered 70 their names
soon after VII the Committee and reported pro
gress, without arriving at a conclusion.
On motion, the House adjourned over till Mon
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FOURTH DISPATCH

Many vessels are deserted by captain, cook and
sesmen. The chip Isaac Walton offered discharged
soldiers fifty dollars per month to go Csllso which
was refused She was supplied BY Government sail
All the Naval vessels on the coast are short Of
hsnds-theship Ohio wants $50 to make up her compile
ment- Oregon and the Sandwich Islands pouring
their population into California nearly the whole of
the Third Artillery have deserted. Provisions
scarce and hgh-bosrd a. day, washing six dollars a
dozen merchants clerks &c, from 81 TO 5000 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

" Gov. Ransom of Meh.-den. Csss's own
S,atc-ir his annual Message, Just submitted assumes
the strongest possible ground against the extension Of
slavery ne iooks upon slavery |. spcli.iesIly, NOR
ely eno soctsiy wrong"-Quotes Thomas jefferson, to
the effect hat II heavy reproach- and an unmixed
evl and ne concludes IF such be the acknowledged
character aid tendencies Of slavery should 10 be uf
Ssred 70 extend ssnge line into territory now free
heersse and settled conviction Of my Judgment alike
respons no. never This will do very well for the
Loco Foco Governor 81 Gen Cass's own State
II Hon. LIrrLTFIELD TAYLOR. one OF the
Representatives from the Sanbornton District IN the
N. II. Lseslsture died u Concord % The l4th Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22
By Telegraph TO the Mw.York Tribune.
Late and Hishly Important from Califernia
-Confrmati0n of Gold Rumors-Omciai
WA-uINoroN. sunday ia

wAsHIN6roS. sunday, Jan. q
The CHi0H otto day contains Ottcisl Dispatches
Just received from California with dates down 70
November IT, they fully confirm the most extra
VACANT accounts Of the gold disgings. They are
every day extending, and lamps Of one and Two
pounds are frequent and pieces Of i6 ard even Is
pounds are reported. Com JoSE' states that
ssndiag troops there would be absurd, SIS nothing
could prevent their desertiOu. n. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

n The Washington Uisioa rejoices as much
over the passage Of the bill to pay for the Pscheco ne
gro - ever did al the defeat OF bill intended for the
internal improvement Of the country generally. The
Editors idea Of the Legislation of free country
10 Be that should consists exclusively In voting public
money to pay for dead human aesh-jua hear it ex.
prsss Ice rsptures in dead and living languages 1t says
I'VE congratulate the country the passage Of the
bill. q 81 sie onatd How coon would every
raven eease and every cloud vanish from so
yious horixon"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

AsorHrR IRISH RErueEE ARRIvED.-MIcHaEL
DossNY one OF the Irish Patriots arrived this port
yesterday In the ship ST.. NICHOLAS from hsvre. He
vas about sixty days on the passage. He lawyer
prseaeins In the Asszs Courts of rippersry and sd
joining Counties He controlled some nne articles to
the Dublin Naies Irsh Tribss &c and was the author
OF book on " The American Revolution" published
In panys Library. he WAS an active member Of the
LisA Confederation.
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~. Among Die strangers now in Washingt

~ Among tie strangers now in Washington
are ExGov. Seward and Hugh Maxwell, Esq OF N Y
TX Gov. Crawford OF Ga ExGov. Pratt Of nd TX.
Senator Evans OF Me. Ex-senator Noryall Of Mica ;
and Ex-senator Ewing Of Ohio
~ Mons. Vattemare mas been lecturing 10 the
Legislature of North Carolina the subject Of inter.
national exchanges,
~ Hon. OLSEY BALLoU died at his residence
in Woonsocket r. l. on the liih nst-sged 90 years.
~ john p. OLDHAM, Esq. was reelected
Mayor Of Jackson. Misc. on the lst inst
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Destructive Fire.

ALBANY. Saturday. Jan. 20.
Lumbermans Exchange, in Water-st. Vas de
,toyed By FIRE last night The loss s said to be great
There are Insurance.. for 81 900 in the Mutual ssfeiy
Insurance Company 1000 in the .Etns Hartford and
s. 900 in the Albany Companies
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Faox AlBAxY.--The Herald has d

From ALBASY.--The Herald has q dispatch
from Albany. dated Saturday, which ssys
Tho Whig Senators held . secret caucus lAst even
Ing Senator Cook had desired Senators TO sign call
for joint caucus Of Wing Members Of both Houses
but they Refused until they had opportunity TO
cult each others views upon the suhec Hence this
secret caucus was held las, evening The choice OF
United States Senator wss the cause OF exciting de
bate LvrHEK BRApisa. JosHrA SrENckS, JOHN A.
COLLIN, and Ex-Governor SKwASp, each bad their
supporters. Tho caucus adjourned I'LL Wednesday
evening next without agreeing to call joEi caucus OF
both Houses"
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Nrw-JERsrr.--rhe following appointments
were made on Friday last by the Legislature:
Tysassrr-ssm1 Msirs. K.pv Of tie State Prssos-
jacob B Gsdds fssescters Of tie Stats Pyso.Joshus
Wright John NeCully John Acken, Emley oden-
James Skirm. Ltsrar,as-Wm. De Hart
ESSEX Co.-Jsdse-Dr Charles Davis Of Elizabeth
GlorcEsrss Co.-JEdge-Joseph {. Gill. for the un-
expired term of Charles Reeves elected Senator.
CAMDEN Co -Jxdss-Jsmes w. Lamb, for the unex
plred term Of Charles II. French, decd.
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Meeting OF the Pennsylvania Whig nIembe
of Congress.

WASHINGTON Sunday, Jan. 81
The Wing Congressman of Pennsylvania held
meeting in the Capitol Saturday and adopted reso
luton asking Gen TAYLos to sppoint to The Treasury
Department some citizen from their State They also
recommend Hon ANDREW STEVENSON for Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

DIArB OF Mr.. HALE.-We see with deep re
sret the announcement, under Telegraph head of
the death Of DAVID HALE, Esq Of the Editors Of
the Josraal Of Comm1oe Though this has long been
expected the news will be received with unaffected
sorrow.
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Southern Caucus.

WASHINGTON, sunday Jan. q.
The Southern Caucus have had another meeting,
snd have adopted the Report drawn up by Mr. Berrien
OF Ga (Which 10 loyal In character aud mild in language
and argument addressed, in the spirit of Cancellation.
alike to the North snd the sou,h instead OF the ultra
Report Of Mr. Calhoun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

~ Hon. CHas M,RsH 81 Wnndsfock. ~ a..4
In that village tie iith o.t ~ tho advanced a.. 81
- years Mr. n srsdusted a Dartmouth Csfs.. In
ll-o. ~ss ~ eminent lawyer. snd Or several yea.
reprsscnted the Woodstock District ln Corsre.. us
wss isihcr Of Hon Geo Marsh. .. JAsHz PE>Nrrr
smother respected citizen d,d Ia Woodstock 20 a..
10th INST aged "a yesr.
~ Judge W J. Ltcr adistincashcd men.
Der Of the Bar OF Nes Orleans des New or esns 10
the i0ih inst HE disease Supposed O. have been
AsIs,c Cholers
~ TX Governor CRAWFORD Of George. b, Ia
" Arlington
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ALEXANDRIA Va Jan. 2l-9t Pm
man named Stewart shot another named JET
ferson. last night with pistol Mr. Jefferson died to
day Mr. Stewart belonged to a wealthy and respects.
bic family. The provoeston given that Jefferson
struck Stewart
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LATER FROM EURoPE.-The steamship United
States, Capt. HAoKsTAFr, which was to sail from
Havre on the 9Th inst. touching at Southampton,
now IN her fourteenth day from the former port,
and may be expected today. She brings nine
days later advices from England and the
Con tnent
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~ When Choers prevails epice mc ps,ons nav.
Ing az uncesn skin exposed the disease sgch
people seldom or ever escspe he plague while those so
oalhe regularly generally DO escape IL How important,
1her that he public should where to find The b.,
bsihrg saloon. THATFoED, 37f Grand st has ree.p,ly
erected building In addition 10 bis hsrdressng saloon
bath ho1e which will pare fayoraby win sng In bs
".%' NJ ~ VIC
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BALTIMORE Saturday, Jan 90
The City Council to day passed a resolution in.
viting Gen. Taylor to visit Baltimore, on his way to
Washington
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y The beet place 10 the City to &c, good Boot. and
snoes Is al JosEs's, ID Arnst the Museum. Ftr.t
easliy Of French calf DressBoou 6 s. Busine.. Boon.
~ French waterproof from g. 50 to S. al Joue.. /.
Ann-sL - -,
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IIa Democratic Whig Gener Commit-
see-Bso.pwAY HoVsE, Jan 10, iais.-The following
outions adopted
Resred That the question Of the contested seats Of the
De who have presented credentials from the Sixth
~ ard be referred bsck TO Ward for their decision
Rs,olsei. That II be recommended 70 tbs Wig Electors
of the Sixth Ward 10 meet lhs Nouh Am erican Ho
pel c,rnsr OF Bo~sry add Bsynd-st-, GA "Wednesday,
tbs 2fh in elect fvs Delegates represent them IN
the Democratic Whs General Committee fD the year lsf9
and poll OF said election be kept from sunrise
10 sanse, on ssd day and that HEN.S w CHiLos OWEN
w BRErSAN and JOHN CoLvIS tbs pectos thereof
JH HOBART HAws, Chairman pro TEN.
Jos,ys r TAYLOR Secretary pro TEN. J22St
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Pr rr-fcs.arr 1avcrfut-s 90 ---J
Op.r- Roherf Deysrslr- Asor-P ace OPEN Hou.-1A pm
Frr. n q Ie.'s L-gtlr-- .lt.u Hal "
lnisp.rtenc- Ggart Ball hin--e Museum
Dlsu-s ard FV--Natoua Acsf-my-i0 A % 10 P NJ
latsatn AT Unou Bruas~sy Reste sDay aHc -vsung
unon- Broafssy above BrocreDy snc ,veuns
Zooogcs Hal-3s and q Bos-ylS AMI > a. p N.
Gs-y European Painung2ss Brusdrays AN 20 10 ?.
Chrsy's Nnstr-is- Mechanics Hal. t7s Brosiray-sP
s-wOr-sns Or-n Comrsny-soc.efy Lbry-s P N.
Chinese Mu.eur-534 Brosdwsy-Dsy and -yenlag.
American Cirrus-A hsmrt. Brosdrsy-T pm
Bgrtons Th-si-r-Chsnb-r.s 81 mar Bro1dvsy-T "
Broadway Th-tsr-Brostvay. GEAR Anthony-1P VI
Ansncsn Museum Broadway. AnnsL-pay ard svsnns
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


~ "GoDEr's LADY's Book for February has
been sent us by II Long & Brothers The illustrations
are mezzotint called The Happy Expression. shsnd
somely engraved Valentine and the usual Model Cot
tsges FashionP Plates and Music. Among the contribu.
tons notice American CHARACTERISTICS by T. 5. Ar.
thur ssuls Las, Battle by w. G. smm. The Irish
Patriots, by Grace Greenwood Sketch of Mrs Knox
by Mrs Ellei What is the Charm capital story by
Mrs. Oskes Smith 'Meonis Tau'R, by Edgar A. Poe,
and number Of other articles In prose and verse by
various hands. The magazine contains "a pages Of
reading matter which is certainly enough to satisfy all
who pay their 50 year and receive the Lays Dollar
Newspaper 10 addition.
~ GRAHAM" for February, is embellished
by four steel end mezzotint engrsvngs-" Home Tres
sures' charming picture Valentine pretty but
tawdry the Mirror Of Life" beautiful design and
portrait Of Mrs Davidson mother of the two lament
ed Impoverished The number. which contains TWEEN
tyfour pages Is excellent one In literary point Of
Mrs slsourney, Mrs Lewis Mrs Hushs Mss Browne
J. X. Chandler, Simms. Hosmer Prof. Alden, Fsyette
Robinson, r. II. Sioddsrd and Bsyard Taylor The
Editors Table has, among other things sprghtly
ter Of Graham to his old friend Jeremy Short
rHr CHoLssA ito Csuses Prevention and Cure By Jo1L
sHEw, NJ ID. Fowler Il Wells
This is a cheap edition OF DIR. Shews Lectures
Cholera, the substance Of which reported for
The TftbHHe or three weeks ago Its suggestions
will be found Of much interest and value to other than
Hydropsihists
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NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE....ALBASY, Saturday. Jan.

sENATE....ALBASY,s Saturday Jan. 60
BILLS kEPoArEp
bill reported b amend the charter Of the
Warrington Monument Association. Also one relative
TO remedies at law against foreign insurance companies
COLLECTION OF TAXES
ne oil 20 extend the time 10 collect the of
l-i-, was ordered 10 third reading
cEiNfSAL COMMISSIONS
l he bill TO authorize prosecutors 10 issue commits
sions to take testimony In criminal cases reported
The bill authorizing the appointment Of referees in
the City OF York Was ordered 10 q third reading
Also me oi to continue the Commissioners Of Prsc.
tee and Plesdlngs
ASSEMBLY
BILLS AEPoRrZp.
Inc senate bills, relative 70 the psrdonng power Of
the Governor, with amendments. were reported
Dill Designating whs, holidays shall De observed
IN acceptance and payment Of bills notes &c wa. also
reported.
TAXING FREE BANKS
Notice wo given Of bill 20 tax Free Banks 70 make
Up me oeneiereies OF those which hsd failed.
AisS OF another bill relative 70 the Kings County Gen.
BILLS INTRODUCED
10 lacorporsts the Panama Railroad Ccmpany
REsoL-TIoSs, REPoKrs, &C.
M JOHNSON laid on the table a resolution request.
ING me Controller 10 report the amount OF money
drawn y Ar. Robertson the Code ComnaissOner
Ny W : SMITH said that be would move that the
~1Afanlne Committee should report mex, week
PAYMENT OF sTGHT DRAFTs.
AHe 81. re44rive 10 the payment OF sight drafts on
provides that every draft drawn sight shall hereafter
DC pald on presentation and without grace
re house resolved itself into . Committee OF the
" nois' and took up the oil to incorporate tie Life
sasnss and benevo.eu; Association 10 Neviork
oSo.,e grew up about personal Liability. &c. After
"nlca US isEtner eonsiiersron postponed.
IhE CHOLERA SoUrHwAKD.-The New Or
ans journals Of the llih say that although fev
'pAsnodie cases Of the epidemic mar Still Re observed
~ setnor'y Afforded for saying that stranger. may
80 Tue utmost safety visit the city and that the
sIuIens are already returning in considerable mum.
oefs' 70 me great revival Of business
te1eHs, Mss the position Of matters q thus
80 iO!in N the Way Of the 9Th Several cases Of
Aress nsve occurred during the presen, week which
eAnloied Cholera synp,ons. Two or three Of these
~ p'ONeo iafa- under circumstances calculated 20
b1oo1ee oui Little uneas.aess even among the fearful
ppeHsnees do not favor any apprehension Of
lae PreFaencs Of Cholera in mics; Here and there
pesOn sho nss gone out q the way to disease
- S-ackea Win cholera norbus tut even ine sc cases
~nen carry attended TO are easily recovered"
Az DosadsoErs.le. La toe disease a en- the decline
lev cases are said 70 have occurred al Frasxiz In
'ae same State. three or four VI which among tia
nssross have proved fatal
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Y Letters have been received from WILLIAM
ID NireHEI- lie 10 stl in Milwaukee. He expect. to
vlst New-York in the Spring.
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BALTIMORE, Sunday, Jan. Bpm
Tho great Southern Mail has failed south Of Au-
gu.ts, Ga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

h0sihsf-Person. In want Of The best Of Hosiery Upder
oHf'' ana Drawers al small advance from the coat Of
are respectfully inforu that al the New
io'A S'ocNSs Factory la Bowery, such can be had al
ether wholesale or retail 40 esoa.
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Death Of David Hale.
Invitation to Gen. TAYLOR.

FREDERICKSBURG, Jan. BPM
Mr.. David Hale died yesterday at o'clock.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For ,aiy Of ssss, s. 81. F,s,A P,s.
SATURDAY Jan N-FM.

SATURDAY. Jan go-FM
There was no marked change to-day in stock.
Reading however improved perct for Gorernment
Securities the marie, was not sctivc
There IS yet no important movement IN "a
change, and the market 6. rather heavy sterling -
90 Francs 27i as IS
In Freigh,s the business Is moderate. To Liv-
erpool farther engagement. o. Cotton were made a
5l6d Beef L. Tobacco %, v hid and heavy Good,
95sd27s % British vessel took Ashes 1t 20. 10
London 400 bbls Pork engaged Il S. CD tcs Go
Seed IS. 80 bxs Tobacco a. heavy Good. 81. 80,
SC To Hsvre &c Is freely oaered for Cotton. 4 ship
taken up u TOR Cotton from Apalschicois
10 Antwerp. To California engagements continue 90 -
made at soc 90 y Dbl J0d60 cent. , foot. and go
:, ton.
We take from the Report Of the Norwich sni
Worcester Railroad Company to the Legislature of
Massachusetts,, the following particulars
Receipts for the year ending let Dec l'i3 s.soj
Disbursements, incudiug repsi0s ~ Rost,
bridges aud every expense ~ running The
ROsd. including Interest on tho debts ~ The
Company ilof n
NeU income prof and lo's ssiriS -
This Company has reduced s debt daring the year
about s20o eco by the sale Of al It's steamboat property
and the application thereto OF its nett earnings Neso
tiaons are now being made for the further reduction
of the debt by sale OF II. stock In the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad Company and It's surplus real estate
which will reduce II about s2500Oo further This done,
and the aggregate debt OF the Company. will be- lsss
than 100000, all Of which 10 funded and bu, $4,000
due before lSJi
The expenses OF the Company have been materially
reduced within the past four months. ard that fact.
with tho increased business OF the Road In lstp from
the connection completed with Roads north Of
Worcester. will undoubtedly restore to this valuable
property the of prospering, which IL enjoyed
previous To their disastrous Connection with steamboats,
aud from which II 10 now clear
The value OF merchandise imported into this
district excepting that snt to the warehouse and ths
OF duties received during the week ending On
the 10Th instant, compared with the period Of
,nh h. Ia ia Ia a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

SPRING Trade For tae be-. oapsr. Of o.n-r e.s And
tnfou nogt He country for which he prJpr,tos
plOn1sd PsLNEk the Agent he dsily receiy.
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