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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

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tween the Second TrIrd avenues Frt1-, n 2oii
r-i Al IL oclccs, when G- turus report xii be RESI-
ant IN sdiress 6ev@ - 4 friendly 10 bi, n'.tuuoi
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

~ Irct.T. "n California. H. IoWNeENt
HtUDAkr w. give L-,ni- 81 10" G-1--1sc.H ~ Tues
- evening. De- g. - -r-I .ufJr0 A. 3D. t7 i|.sra
90 ~ 's-s~ rsp prepared rr1-.sl.- - &c -'N-r
f.n-4 Tho 3orcrr ~reyf, Kin "Hti1e - gee DO
tory % hat c1In.-y a~l ss1- rcrrarss upon ~ f'ur
sp~ctt6s roru-.ris' Sfsi- Tict"is g. ~ar's ~-~t
obtained T.. the Book sore ~ Thomas CrO>- leo
go Btoad~sy 40 =. he irluE Tcs' a1d i1iou-p -
Hotel AMI a. ih- 90 tic evening ci le Lec1ra.
~Drrrle.~@ 8. .'~fnrE nr.-isai-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

BIOLOGICAL KALI,
No 81 BOWERY.
- L QUICK. Manager This es1Abllshmsut 4. now
VI. Tor tho and viii be found % c0otan TIE
srges. AZ moot complete col lrcion q
WILD BLASTS AND BIRDS
ever exhibited IN Amecs ani uclut * many rare snt
..rikug novelties 80 eotid performance vii bs given
tally ~ sld orocE cf f-bs OF Nzoef elephant 20
Dia. rt rther f,rnas Hr Bfooks wlll ths d-u
Cnao. and ugsg. Aomi.sou e cent?; children ant@s q
ep n M i.Q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29
Posr OFFIcE. CstrH.~.ssV.ss.
SEw-YoES, Nov - 1892


riet!s4.-If- sr.uf t.rcs-t fr ira above trs-f sn-
frslt111. wi taI~ rs,- taT. .7- De- reg. o.
rrh'rh he si- 80 $50 r1scl 'sert in ,ae tiy VII he
erEss-d t. CnHHit-- lsvd tre p~ssIre q, aucns. c.
to- .sai Mrs FsA-sss ASS, kssisL. la most .ina a,
offered h-r a4.s services :Jr me occasion. Fsf~p r
he. .sf.. 80 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29
10 LET AND FOR SALE.

r. g. ~ .os.-nlhst .itgstsd - feet ws.t Of Pif.b
- A. eacb IS by 81 fsot
40 snr ID, % M north side q Tvsniistsi siwsIsd
~ 6ret Xr.t Tnh-1Y each lot .5 BY hail ths olsck
A.r luf lot. % no iOgtb sics Of T~enty hrstu stu
AID s fset west of Fhh-aY ssch iot Is oy hsf The
bocs 70 snas &c. apply 70 A sLkECKEk
rsIw A1cdoB-sr, hr0adsI
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24
Voice from California!
BON ND'S
F'eCqt. sg.. "a sHgVe EgeHEedy.


THE FOLLOWING LETFER from the most reIle- a:
Bile source, cannot fail to convince the most scepu-
cal that the above remedyis of the best speeches. ev
er oe red the public; especially, when is con-
sdered that the disease here, assumes It's worst FORM
prostratiny the strongest men; and reducing them SO
ow be scarcely recognizable by their friends aefa
weeks sickness
Capt Spring informs me, that after he had disposed OF
all of this medicine, he offered 100 bottle fcr
some of it. ,o.o
| : New York, May 10, l849
| Mr. Isaac Osgool: Dear Sr-On my late voyage to
California, | took with few dozen bottles OF
Bonpandc Fever and Aguc remedy, not much mat
ter of profit introduce il into that section OF the
country, where it is much needed: an invaluable
eInedy for a disease prevalent.
NV bushes prevented my giving that attention TO tne
sale of it. which deserved, but it passed from second
hands at very much higher prices than those at which
disposed of it. 80 dollars bOtiie and I no
single instance did learn of ills having been used, where
| it was not attended with perfect success.
| From Mr. Suter, (son of Capt Sufter at New ftei.
vetia) learned it beyond price No man should
90 into the gold regions without being armed with thus
weapon of defence have been eye witness OF vast
amount of distress and suffering brought by this dis
ease Of which believe this medicine to be complete
and perfect cure. Signed, yours truly,
J. H. SPRING, of ship Huntress.
Price-$I 80 per Bottle.
| For sale by ISAAC OSGOOD, Sc Cedar street, up
stairs, New York. Also by,
j. S. OLMSTED, Lower Sandusky, o.:
CHARLES POWERS & Co., Woodville, O.
! Aug 25-24.6m
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24
SHAWLS! SHAWS!!

rage Thibet cashmere, brocha muslin de aine, wool b
RACES cotton end lots of pretty summer shawls OF
kinds and STYLES.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24
Cholera Cordial.

safe, certain and efectual preventive and crefor
Cholera and Cholera Mor6uS an all stages.
TgNhis Cordial is prepared and recommended by
the best French and English phi yseians-and can
be relied upon in all cases
The proprietor feeling that the Cholera is a disease
that should be tred with, and that to palm off upon
the public an article that he relied upon would be
ieapordizing the life o. all who t-feel great conf
dence in offering this article the public, having stood
the test thousands of in France, England and
Germany.
Nothing be better, and bottle will in most
ses effect a acure-it TAX en- in time.
Every family should have bottle on hand, as all are
abIe-and the Cordial should be given Immediately up
on the first symptoms.
An ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure.
Sold only by C. r. McCULLOCH,
June 2, '49. (l5) Lower Sandusky
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24
OHIO.

Hranehss OF state Bank, ,vis;
Union Br. MassiIIon....pa
Farmers br. Ashtabnll par
Merchais br Cleveland par
Commercial br do ,.parl
Akron Branch........par
Hooking valley br, Ian. par
Sum INIT Co. branch.".parI
Toledo branch. par
Commercial br Toledo. par
Exchange br Columbus. par
Franklin br do ...par
Delaware br, Delaware par
Xenia branch at Xenia. par
Chillicothe br, ChilIicothePar
Franklin bf, Cincinnati. par
Mech. s. Tr. br, do par
Dayton hr, at Dayton..par
JefFsrs'n CO. br, Steubv, ,ePar
Madriver val. br, SPr'ld par
PsSna branch.....s.s.'par
Miami br, Troy.-.....-Par
Norwalk branch.......Par
Farmers br, Ssiem....P par
Harrison by, Cadiz. par
Lorain br, Elyria. "par
Marietta br. Marietta. ..par
Mt. Pleasant br, Mt Pl'tpar
Portsmouth br, Portsmthpar
Wayne Co. br. Wooster par
Ross Co. br, Chillicothe par
Knox Co. br, Mt Vernon par
Belmont br, Bridgeport. par
Farmers br. Ripley....paI
do Mansfield. par
Preble Co. br. Eaton. ..Par
Portage Co. br, RayennaPsr
Indepsndent or state stock
Banks, viz:
City Bank of Cleveland. par
CITY Bank of Columbus. par
DAYTON Bank Of Dayton .pal
CITY bank of Cincinnati. pal
Commercial bank do ..pai
! Blk of Geauga, Painesv'e pal
West'n Reserve, Warr'npai
Canal Blk. Cleveland. pal
Franklin Blk. Zanesville pal
Sandusky City bank....paI
Seneca Co. bank, Tihnpar
Local Banks.
Bank of Wooster....70 dis
Bank Of Circleville. .par
Clinton Blk. of CclumbuspaI
Bafayette BIZ. CincinnatipaI
Ohio Life g. Trust Co. pal
Bank o Sandusky... go dis
Bank of Norwalk 40 dis
Bank Of Massilon.
Banksof which the charter
have expired or become
forfeited.
thank of Cleveland. ...Pal
ttCom. biz. ofLake EIie pa
sFrankiin Blk. Columbuspal
%Bank Of Chillicethe.
~Com. bk. fCincinnati. .pai
%Franklin bank do ..pa'
dayton bank...."...pa
tWestern r Reserve.....Pal
tBank Of Geauga......paI
F& NJ Blk. Steubenvillepai
Columbiana baRk......Pa'
thank of Xenia........psi
Belmont Bank........pal
Mount Pleasant......pai
Marietta. ..pai
GAINESVILLE ............paI
Muskingum....s......paI
Com bank Of Scioto... IS dii
Lancaster...sss..o..o dh
.Faffners' Blk Canton 30 diI
Bank Of Manhattan 80 dii
Hamilton..........IU dII
Granville .......3.35 dii
Miami Exp. Co. 40 dii
Bank of Cincinnati. 49,
Blk. Circleville( 1648) IS dii
IA II :
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24
MARRIAGE, sc.
A NEW BOOK BY DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
SECOND EDITION, JUST PUBLISHED, PRICE 20 CENTS
The Tgis of Life:

SECOND EDITION, JUST PUBLISHED, PRICE 20 CENls'
The HEgis of Life:
A TREATISE on Affection, Love and Mar
- riage, and the Diseases Of YOUTH Maturity.
&&| and Old Age, the Lights and Shades OIL
Married Life, tits infeIictes and enjoyments.)
ITO be not to be, that is the question.
with curious cases, illustrations, &c)
"There are things wiki heaven and earh Horaiio'
Than are dreamed of in our Philosophy
This book should be in the hands of every young man
to contemplating marriage Every sehool-Doy'
and indeed every woman, married OF singie'
should read with care and attention. hislrny useful works
as consider it well adapted to awaken attention 10 q
subject bightng body, mind and soul than any
other VICE. i. ss--fsa-z-rs rse-s..4 as
Young middle aged persons, suffering from dysPeP-
tic and consumptive symptoms of long standing, by
careful perusa of this wonderful work. will hnd ne
ba ne fu habit here described.
% Any sending twenty five cents ene9seo IN s =
letter. will receive copy of this book, by mall OF nVe
copies will be for dollar.
GT All lletters expected TO be POST PAID excePt
those containing remittance. and addressed Dr wv " ~
YOUNG, I52 Spruce street, between Fourth and Fh'
Philadelph -
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24

LET EvERYBoDT READ THIS CAREFuLLY-Thsre is @ Saa-
aanaria the called S. p. ToHn-
sends Sarsaparila. 1t advertised the ORIGINAL GEN
UINE all tna This Townsend docorand never Was
worker railroads. canals and the hket
he assumes title of Doctor for the purpose Of gaining credit
for what He " he has attended medical
schools practiced for fifteen years Now the truth is ne
never practiced medicine his Such LoiI mick
I'd the and veacity OF
the man sincerely he had made those state
himself of When will learn to be honest
and all their dealings and intercourse with their fe
low men applied Ruel Capp assist him in manu-
featuring his mixture stating the large sums he would make
an nducement the business These men haYe
been insulting ibeng in all possible forns In order to
impress the public with the belief that the Old Doctors Sara
nara was not genuine original SdrsGpaTd made from
the Old Doctors Original Recipe This s. p Townsend says
have sold the for 81 week will give him
$500 will produce single solitary proof OF TINS ms
statenents of Thompson Skilan & Co.. nothing but
tissue of asehoods simply made deceive the public and
truth down in regard his soTt 1rnelttng o
pound public purchase none put Old
Dr Townsend's Sarsapara having on the Od DOC
his family Coat Of Arms and his signature across
the Coat of Arms. - =, NJ,
@''''F NV''N' JACOB TOWNSEND
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24

fBank of Cleveland, redeemed by Ed Clare,
4fCom'l bk of Lake Erie, redeemed by r. Hlliard
#The new banks of the same name have no connection
with these banks. -
#hose banks are re-orpanized under the law of last
yvinterX as of state bank; Geauga and
Western Reserve as state stock banks.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-24
Bank Note Table and Exchange List.
coRREcrED WEEKLY FOX THE rREEMAE, FROM TaE
cLEvELANp PLAISDGALER.
PENKsYLvANIA.

MIA
Bank Of Erie........35 dis
Bank of Lewistown.,.-
Penn Relief Notes....3 dis
Pittsburgh do....3 dis
Lehigh bank.........-
Lumbermen's........-
NorthamPton....,....-
|Susquehaena Co. 1913 dis
T'ville Del Bridge CO.
ITowanda bank.......-
u. states bank. .40 dis
All other specie paying z DIS
MARYLAND.
lBaIt&Ohio Rail Rd CO 5 dis
lCumberlanG bauk....2 dis
IUrbanna Banking Co. SO dis
Mineral blk, Cumberl'd 5 dis
Bank Of Maryland.
Bank Of Salsbury.....-
City bank Of Baltimore -
Caroline bank Denton
Harve de Grasse. so dis
ALI otker specie paying par
MIcHIeAE.
Bank of River Raisen.-
Michigan Insurance Co. .par
\ merchants bk, Jackson br'k
Oakland CO Bank.... broke
Far and Mech. bank...par
Estate bank......s.. par
'lAil other banks. uneer
| michigan state scrip. IS dis
'iSt. Clair ....,.......
WISCONSIN,.
Insurance Checks....3 dis
/ MISSOURI.
Slate bk. and branches PAL
CANADA.
Solvent Banks. dis
i NEW YORK.
-ICanal Bank Albany. 40 dis
-tLewis county bank. pal
4 Atlas bank. .25 dis
-lJames bank.........5O so dis
-iOswego bank. SO dis
1 Bank of Buffalo....5O dis
-IBank of Lyons ......25 dis
r,Com'l bank Buffalo. 10 dis
-lCom'I bank Oswego. 10 dis
-lFarm & WINNERS bk.
lClinton CO. bank....l0 dis
IIW aterville bank.....l0 din
security Banks.
! Bank of Rockport. 80 dis
list. Lawrence bank. lis dis
jState bank Bufalo....75 di'
j lSaten Hand bank. so dis
slTenth ward bank. -frauC
Ian other specie paying
) S5 and over......s prem
} KENTUCKY.
Ian solvent banks.s....pal
7 NEW JERSEY.
r New Hope Del Bridgeco--
4 Plainfield bank......-
r All solvent banks......Pal
r vIRGIEIA.
rIBauk Of Norfolk. 1911 dii
r j blk Richm'd d & br'nchl di'
rim. W. BIZ, WheI'g do. pal
RI Bank of the valiey....l dil
rlVa bk Richm'n&br'ch ! dii
RIM. g. M. bk, Wheeling pa
r NEW ENGLAND.
RAN solvent banks. pa
T INDIANA.
rlIndiana state bank. di
rIIndiana state script 40, 6P
: ct int......lO pr ct preu
sIDo I pr ct Ipt.....''. W d.
; ILLINOIS.
> State bk s. branches 50 di
5 Shawneetown .......75 di
, EXCHANGE.
sIspecie( selling rates, 2 prem
: Exs hange on N. Y. II prem
q" Bufalo,a prem
by Ed. Clare,
, redeemed by R. Hilliard.
anne name have no connection
panized under the law of las
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

Sir yoa are dead wrong again the Tarf was
the making Of them, and they have since realized
good dividends where before they lost money
How could that be- Simply thus They had now
a large, certain and constantly expanding market
where they before had a contracted, cspricioos
and doubtful one And they invested capital I'M
proved their machinery, and extended their busi-
ness accordingly. Pins that they could not afford
at fifty cents per pound while they could oniy sell
five thousand pounds year, they could prositably
sell at forty cents when they had steady market
for forty thousand pounds yesr.-And this as
,n,e with hundreds OF other articles, which, instead
of clamoring for more and more Protection, as IS
pretended, can hereafter DO very well with less
aud less. aud some Of them without any.
What is there in all this analogous to growing
pine apples in hot houses at five dollars dozen
What Pfotectionist ever proposed anything Of the
sort How often and plainly have we and others
set forth that we do not desire the Protection OF
any article here which Nature forbids our produc-
ing lfMr. Barhydt will but read the Tariff OF
49, he will find the very class OF articles admitted
free or at a low Revenue duty which he says Pro-
tecion requires should be subject to the very high
est duty. Which is likely to know best what Pro-
lection requires-its life long champions, or Mr. d.
Parish Barhydt
We may look into his book once more.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wedesday, Maj

Correspondence OF lne
PHILADELPHIA, Wedesdsy, March 81.
George Fighter, the young man mentioned In
yesterdays letter having been seriously stabbed
yesterday morning, is still alive but continues IN crit
suspicion OF being the perpetrators OF the
outrage.
TIE steamship osprey makes her final trip to Charles
ten Saturday next
company OF Massachusetts Boys styling themsvcles
"rhe Congress and California Mutual Protection Asso
citation passed through this city this morning for the
West, their ultimate destination being California
The wet weather has interrupted business to-day,
and the Flour market 10 quiet but firm, at 81 10 Tor
common brands two lots OF 500 bhs each sold at that
price last evening Corn Meal and Rye Flour remain
previously noticed, with moderate sales. Wheat
meets with rather more inquiry for milling, aud quota
tons for Red 100 O3c a sale Of 1900 bushels fair
made at the former price Rye Is scarce sale OF
200 bushels Northern delivered in this market, at
66c Corn. IN demand, and coo bushels southern aud
Pennsylvania Yellow sold NJ SIC VT Cotton 10 rather
hrmer 10 day, and several small lots sold at previous
prices la Groceries and Provisions there 10 chsDge
operations having been suspended by the rain Seeds
200 bushels good old Glover sold at - 30 Whisky 10
dropping bbls. selling at :s2l hhds 2l q llc.
SALEs SrocKs-FUst Roara-2 Exchange Bank
Pittsburgh 45 500 State %, 30, si67 l3l00 do, s0s
81 200 do SCI; 500 War Bounty scrip 1904. 81 400
Lehigh Coal Scrip, n $500 q Treas Notes 1904 100
Girard Bank l2t 81 600 Sch Nav, s. Al 800 Lehigh
Mort Loan, p $1,000 Susquehanna Canal Loan, 60 ,
% Norristown RR, lii $1,000 Cincinnati Bonds 80 !;
$1,000 Loan 6s, 81, llli Commercial Bank, 81
81. l2J Lehigh Interest 81.
Second BOard-363 Grard Blk. l2i 1901 Lehigh In
prest s.; IL Diamond Coal, l5t IA North America
Bk l2J 500 Lehigh Coal Scrip, II $1,000 Ches & Del
Canal SO slO0 : Treas Notes lO3t o. 500 State IS,
50i $50 do, S0s 25 Philsd Bs, 1876 200 U Bk, st.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Saes Of Slocks, ,Te. Gee FcwA Pass

WEDNESDAY March 2l--P. ~
The Stock market was heavy at the First
Board, and the rates generally declined. AZ the s'e
ond Board the market wss 6rmer and better prizes
were obtained. There Is lack of speculative feeins
in the market which combined with thu tsbtnes' of
the Money, prevents any important movement
The Exchange market is inactive at 8 asi Tor
good Bile The supply Is stiil considerable.
Ia Freight we hear OF 25 900 bushels Corn At
I'd 1000 TO 1900 bales Cotton idd932j, $50 toas
Heavy Freight %. Cd 2Js-slI 10 Liverpool. To Ant
werp Cotton at &C. and to avre, &c, in small psrces
To London, the packet OF the 2ith has the bulk Of
5000 bbls at 6. for tcs Is for bbk snd 31s % y too
for Provisions 2s Cd for Turpentine and "a for Flour
The Shipping List gives the annexed state
OF exports from this port from March 10 70 90
II LireySots ~ eei. foar. 80 do s,. - Do Po's.h ~
90 Iafp-n,s. %. 90 Po5 - 90 o.a ~ % ss.s ,Js ss
Beon .ne Ham. 80 % sss.-.I 6 o. r.pf.as 10 '' '
70 sas Corn, nj 80 o DO fos, 10 10 x. r
b. L'n5. 6lI0li DO s.ose &c . p. .oodsa -s'' ...
90 %. B~-swsz o. As whssoons
The Money market continues very stringent,
and the best paper goes At 9el2 y cert The usht
Of the market 10 aschbed 10 the opening Of tns
Spring business and tbe demand Tor carry os
the various railroad projects here and at the East
The demand for railroad purposes 10 very great s bo
ton, at large interest and feel the effect Of thsscs
nsnd here.
ltwonld seem impossible that, with the Presen'
low rates Of interes, ruling In Europe-2s2i cent
q snnun In London, y cent at Hamburg, &e-us
attention Of foreign capitalists should not bs siseea
toward this country for means Of Investment NICE
ot the enormous capitals OF the London banking
nousesh lying dormant, or 10 employed a. veFJ 70"
rates while, IL transferred 10 this country 10 be en-
Ployed, the investments could be made 10 the sssss
convertible securities and yield twice three nDs
the Income. That such transfers will be made soone'
or later. we confidently anticipate snd kcg~ in@
one London house has under confederation such
movement, TO . large extent hndiog Il impossible "
employ their vast capital proh,sbly In London. CAP
ils. ike ws,sr will Geek ito level, and an nfus'on
British Cod would give facility 10 the oss'ne"
operations Of this vsst country.
One Of the Wallst Cashiers estimated ne
amount Of coin likely 10 be received here before se'
Ing advances beyond tho Specie point, at t'e m''''
Of dollars
A new Bank is proposed at Gens Fal'' W."
capital Of one hundred thousand dollars
The payments from the Sab Treasury. .'o-ov
were ....-. ...sl3l70l B.lanse. e,1oJ
Receipts 4e02cl New stvicesa.
In the Assembly, on Monday, remon'pAD,
was presented from the iorwNdsrs and merc'So-
Oswego against the bill ;ncreasins the rates Oh
age and docksge In the City Of Sew.fork
The subscription books 70 the stock Of 'ne
land and whitehall Railway Co. are TO Be ops'''
| the 25rh inst -.
The Boston, Concord and Montreal haif0..
now rsnping 10 Meredith Village. y miles w.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
Board of Education. ,. WEDNESDAY,, March 2i.

RErosrs-In favor Of spproprstng 500 for the pur-
chase q lots Of ground 10 hundred
"a Mseademizsd 100 feet street belwesD Second snd
Third for site Of school huuss 10 Twslfn Ward
known The isrsm school Adopted. 10 favor Of giv
passage wsys for School No q In Nln,hs Don
sd.os che lowest bidder for s5s5 10 Adopted OF the
Of premises p and a Trinity place tste Lumbers for
Primary school there, clause Inserted by which the
S 5, Mr. e. I: sesos p R ',e 70
might be purchased ey the Chy for $1,000 and recon-
msndins .s.s the purchase be made. Referred.
TEsrH WAsD-A communication was received from the
officers OF tho Ward sskinx for additional Primary Schools
They regretted that 81 application ast year for now
the effect being Iha, 200 children belocsing to the Ward
have teen school other Wards two-thirds Of
APPoErIosMENr.-Ihe CcmHiIee reported hat the
Who. .moss. 70 es sPporoned The present '.5 a%oes
OF which amount is derived from the State
An sea. .mcsa -, W -, ~ r.. sSsa ss
One-swenrie;h Of per cent on she real and per-
soma properly In The Citv and County deduct
iog $3.50 for expenses of The Office Of Clerk 49,.
The .vs.ss nambsr Of scholars ha, actually .ils1ded
the several Schools dang ~ year preeeing sSOct s5
PabAc school, 81 Ward Schools.
Cofporsis schools........llA
Pubic scnoois So Ward school.-........Il 5g7
Corporste scaools........lS7s
Ircre.se 10 Tbs Wsrd and Corporate Schools pre-
yOu, year go (which The Ward Schools lad 94 and
Corporafe 80
since previous rear, va 50
The amount for each scholar spporiioned this year Is
81 last year II was = -
The Freshest Mr.. KELLY, fhsving called Mr. Boswofh
10 he Chsrl offered . resolution 70 secor51ccs with law
Tor the sPpontmeni Of Two special commiitees OF IBIS
Board 70 ys and examine the different Ward schools aud
report 10 his Board fseu 10 relation 10 such exsInns
nons &c The schools 70 bs divided into TWO esicis for
thai purposs
The President alluded tho various Advantages hksy to
ne derived from carrying this branch of The av INTO effect
10 tscerian where sssancs wCud be required sDBses
exist comparison Of the different stems 10 The Schools
kc Daring hs he President said 10 10 be esr-d
10 Of he schools that scholars being aught A.
gebrs French and Lair 70 The neglect Of me ordinary
branches and wss With surprise rood deal Of mort
&C so1 the exsmirsuors for Inc Free Academy, hat
w pcfe-vei the necessary branches hsd been too much
neg lec;ed.
Mes. Fellows and Crspo .hooght all lse schools shoulc
be included.
Com. Davis inquired ~ lie dGsy Of the County
superintendent 10 make such examinations, 10 which
wn replied be was not oteer Of he Board The Com
missioner u The Seventeenth sad he any aiers
ton shcald be made 10 the law. would oe stvisabe TO
have the Superintendent ocer Of the Board, and set
Immediately with IL.
The resolution wss amended TO include al the
schools entitled spporonnent and thai here be three
dstres snd committees Of esch, 10 be appointed
turtng recess. by the President
The Bosrd thsn scioafred
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
Later from the Gold Mines.

The Philadelphia Inquirer OF yesterday morn
Ing has the following Telegraph
NEW ORLEANS March Is
The brig Perfect Capt Gardiner. arrived here 10 day
from Chsgres whence she sailed on the 27th ult
Among the passengers Is Lieut. Lewis bearer Of dis
patches from the Pacific Squadron 10 Washington
lie reports the u. :. Mail steamer Oregon. from
New. York via Rio do Janero and Valparaiso arrived
at Panama the 23d February. and would lave for
san Francisco on the 10Th Of March-she would take
about 800 passengers leaving about 500 more waiting
conveyance 10 the gold regions
Al San Francisco provisions we're enormously high
and new gold pscers had been discovered this Sac.
rsmento Of immense value The profit OF cargo of
goods shipped from Valparaiso TO San Francisco was
0TO
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
The MayoraIty.

The Barnburners held their Convention to nom
issss candidate for Mayor last night at their head
quarters corner of Broadway and Lspenardst Inc
attendance was full and the bsllo, unanimous 10 favor
of nominating his Honor WV. T. HAyEnEYEA, for re-
election
The Hunkers met at Tsmmsny Hall and organized,
bus aid not succeed In making any nomination. We
hear that JoHs T. Cisco, ESQ. and Mike Walsh, Esq.
arc talked Of In connection with the Office, but their
chances have not yet been tested BY ballot. The
Hunkers will have 10 try again.