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Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

!
The il.aYAaY Qursriox.-There is
much gol seike IN the following letter
Which = takeifam the Baltimore Sun /:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
The aulhefi General Committee met,
two mnbefs ab.en1 aud spent some
time magfeeiBIe conversation. during
which. ews AID senumeuts were diplo.
matiesll exchanged, with view 10 a
ianHe nn Of aslion. A subcommittee
Of I've as then appointed to report TO
lie senal committee. somewhere be.
tween i Ion !nl 10Th January next
| I'D T25d tn committee TO he Mes,f,.
1aIliaaI bel. tlooIhaad. CLAYTON. aud
kiuz. uAlahama. The lauerwill prob.
ably Ila ie ialefam. on which the lever
WIN Giaaen and Bel on enc side. aud
Chslanud Maaftead on the other. will
he halased. Mf. kiug is dis,ree,
sHailem. iall Of tact aud experience
aud maNel as e. ilertiz. 10 prevent
reEpslamolioa. l. by no mean. Ger.
TN iaaale pofi. agreed 10 by the sub.
commit vii bs accepted by ihs gene.
ri camlilee. ualess II be distinguished
iaf mo'ialioa aml ioEssafanae. The
soalh n hs uuilpd, ouly on resistance
u NofliTn aggression; but not ON any
mzasufeHhiah can by yauy change whn'.
etef, ae 1fllael iuio construction "ul
crBmg % War imo Aiica."
ThefrG one eon,id ration which zen.
ilcmcn oAir North aud south may Fclect
upon hsi'c acung mshly, VIZ: that A.
Nongess.phlce' non, to admitting Cali.
ioui a. 4 STATE, as provided by Nj
p2isla-> ell It Niu not bo in tho paw +
"i "nn=tets 10 uhit d 81 i' i ats,s t-.---.
when, ir1hthe iile.h e.hi-nilou which
sets in t1at a,q-lE the population wiIi
bs three a. four times ~ great as b,
necessary b form ;stnic. The slavery
o ,ionihefci0re, expires by IT, own
natural lAiialion as Tar as California j.
cJuccfuc. aud this, ! imagine, 10 ior the
pfc,eut ~ pan1Val stumbling blo,A toa
rational understanding ui the subject
fne gol Biues OF California are. indeed
ilr,mau iDr us in more than one respect
-lheY bile the terri tory in q tenth part
of the he that would otherwise be rc.
quifed irus population, aud shorten just
in lhainiio. the agitation lu regard %
her IA o. states ga,I o,Ihg Rocky moan.
lains.
Now.he question l9r patriots TO con.
slider ISIS it worth " bile TO ogIinil and
wsuketahr houi, OF thr Uuiuu foe no
other ppn-o in the viodd than saving q
year, ine ia rhe establishment ola gor.
emmrnin California ! Whle we are
licOhzig ou tins eide oil the Rocky
m1mHti- thc question Is being pmcu.
caily lypKcl oa lhe weston slpe, -gi.
ting titshilis and design. OF politician.
aud ,hcaua;ci-m OF the North and south
at dei.li,c Let auy oue cast glluce
% the bop uf the Luiled States. and then
nu1ilirat the map Of The world aud see
whethe the mere lholglit OF dismiod
docs hutchinson hi- face with shane.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

TnE RUSH FOR CMWoRNA.-A gen.
tleman has Just returned to New York
from Panama. lie went to Chagrcs,
crossed the Isthmus but seeing he i'm.
mense crowd, whose turns according to
barbors shop law, must come before his
own, he returned in despair. lie found
upwards OF two tkousand persons wait.
ing iof passage Il is computed thas
.here are 6,000 there, now all eager fos
a chance 20 reach san Francisco
Gts A.i-s
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

GEX T'YLoB AND WESTERN RivEcs.-
We un!elland that Mr. Thomas Allen
OF this cR. having called Gen. Taylor
attention To the condition Of our nyer-
aud the lece.sity of their improvement
has reeeied reply which will prove
highly satisfactory 10 those interested in
the commerce aud navigation Of the
Mississippi Valley The GcucmIauswrrs
Mr. A. tiat he is well aware OF The i'm.
poronee 5f the subject and that, at a
proper tine il will De layomhly considered
and acteduron ST. L0giS Rep. 26h,
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

PRErrY GooD.-Mr. Polk message j.
pUuIl-hed in some OF the papers With the
hpadng, " The State OF the County,
Romanceot the Nineteenth Cen,uy-hy
lanes X. Poh, author OF the McMcou
War etc N o. Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

~ The eonvietior Of the hstor.ploce Ri0teys so
long on .rial before Judge DAILY, will be received
pv oar citizens with very general satisfaction
A,suredly, II .his prosecution had failed it would
have been idle henceorth 10 talk Of Furnishing not
era by criminal process. and nothing bot raushetry
and grape could have been relied on 20 save houses
from eop6agrstion and Society itself from dissolu-
zion. The verdict rendered against J1dson Co.
IA, evening reassures as that there IL yet some
o,bsr protection for life and property than that Of
,hs bIodgeon and bsyonet-that Law and Order
A. M, demand wholly on force for their nsinte-
n.,es. bat may lean somewhat on the Moral SEN
,,mest Of the community. Assuredly, there never
go, riot If the tsmut1ous attack on the Opera
uon.s on TIE eyening Of May 10Th was not riot
md n ever riot was nnprovoked and fagitioUs,
,sna,ng directly to wholesale destruction Of life as
val ~ property, that was such one. IL was
crroe against Liberty as well as Lsw-agaiDs.
Private Judgment no less than PobIio Order. II
yuilty participation was not brought home 70 the
,rr.igned then it would be idle 20 hope 10 DO it in
spv cue, and proclamation might as well be made
TIA. any sssemblsge Of boys and men might tear
down anybody house on any dark nigot with i'm
pupi,y, though resisted by the Police and watched
BY Hundreds Of people. The precautions and tee
frmness Of the City Authorities the night of the
Rio. are nobly yindicsted by the developments Of
this tia But for those preparations the house
xouid undoubtedly have been sacked and torn
down, and scores Of innocent persons most have
been buried beneath its ruins.
We trus. the conyicts, with the possible ezcep-
,sou OF their ripgesder, will be mildly dealt with
by the Court. They were fearfolly guilty, but ig-
porsnt excited and mised. What Society needs
is Prevention for the future no. Vengeance for the
past. We trust the verdict OF last evening secures
the exemption OF our City from serious riots for ma
nv years to come.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

CHARLESTON. SEPT -Assvro. 'a.'eroer. -'se7'-
ship soliievrsr Berry, ~ orb .n. Ar-o'. %: DHrF
Como a. ,rars Pa. u-, hoa.oai RED ysche .'''
BOSTON SEPT &-aHsir E1-s~af He1-frf' Sr"f
Hayden Sep. 49, LeN rrfs ie-r1rr oF hcsion os}
Aan Maria W. 4. srDf b. ist g. lon - expfH ac'1
Z hurricane i0al cau t1use. Dol lrl eH-tl.
schr Eertaroef Gansyrs on INST Leo erhrs nan
Jane for Boston. days ~ Alien do days. o. ine
1919 !nsi ii g. lon l3, fe in with brig Alice Bentley OF
CoGu tni- Dunbar. wo Hicl 1871 ol me wfecSf and
io0s oil Mr. Chs-e and aTe m-r SIZE ~a- from cecffg-
Town. sc, f1i berD1d &C., ana we cHftAro in ~ 20
len ~ Cf sWlv her mssfs, md fh- rhtri i1 % "rlc
Rrlss Dcesn Queen and Patterson, Gcnr et""n Hai
Julia Monitor ph.inf- phn; schfs Hanover, w ming M,
NC, with loss OF dec. ioad iost, Ac Cecil hs.19ref
with loss 81 air VINO ErCctrd overheard - sac
i.b-noom, Ile-d ~ night, iu IDcvard S11r1
Brig ardrosccpsil. Baltimore. co. fh. -ba tnst struck
poiul Nip off sandy Pulri, lrHila -isll-rn Sandy
Point Light fof tie luckcrulck L4Ni tQfl, me ie..-
manned s.tore hours, and got ch without elra-
afefwrrd ssw hsTz snd schr RAINING ioF re Light,
sd they sfrls- shortly Gfter
CLrsnFn-SHps So lei-rsnurs East loflssi Anna
bars rrpce Oscar Frederick. hlcco- Ayref, org Wi
i1fr .ru4gf sc-s Sea Green, London, Emily illlafc
81 johns, pr. Delaware, -aFapasis tr--lnf RICHMOND
BANGOR cl -AHsfefr. lefI Gen IS are n. = tofs
FDht L1hU. >a, -l-- FL slsa n. -ofr Arran-@s fr.t
SAiI.N. --nfl7-lsrlsfn schrs Lsmafin- K c1fnur4
Cresc-ni. and n % Cnase. D.oreeipen, d. G
NtN BEDFORD, Sept 3. -eturn, ship j uhn jay, $40,
ffanriscot -chr- November aud Wm brown. Baltimore
Henrietta. Phi -ds. Adei.ide. Albany vi an. Niors.
PROVIDENCE. Sept -7-ARafvEu, rchr Elliitiur. al
liver 20 Toad fOr tlsrlerflr. SAILED sclf- II n smith,
tud Posomose SlGois sterling Rsppsf lnrck J Bow
man. Nsn-.mord ~ STHin. snc no Grsrfc Phiiafs
E4ilol. sod rrn-h do Oregon, ilsrvea Hs~ sir-
all Motto. Nl0Ik
MOBILE. sept .5-AARivrD, bsf- Reform, LIverrsore,
NNofk
NEW ORLEANS. SEPT 20-AssIvEp ships CoiuInbisns,
Bo.t1n. Rockwell. and Amaraafh fllla There were 20
arrivals frcn NsyY0Tk today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

rne1is,sy rejecting IL n, desired q know ~ooo lns
House consider the motion II the gentlemen We
allowed 10 place il upon ire journal they would n-,e
counter document, ron, ths majority, and 90 ino's
disputes would 20 down 10 posteFiiy disgrace upon
ire DER 2. OF the Corvsntion-
Rev ur HESEY desired ~ know - wnor rr4ur''
tie prc;es; vas presented. when Hon Z. 5raaisn r.
pied thai il would De best Snc~n ~ ihe names sp'
pended % DO beng resd
The question oa he reception oi The protest Wa
V1ird 0n and dec5rd - follows
AYrs-Cergyi - --iy. 81 NoEi->irI4}' -
-ity. u
some fur,ser business OF bat little importance "s'
i-zzssc.eG. VIXEN q =crcn
vote 0f th.nss Va. p-sseaied 60 he freSdent ior
h.s prsiseworthy conduct While in tie cfsir.
lt vas resolved that /. 200 copies % journal oi pro
coed nrs Of the Convention - printed undeF - fr'c
t.1l. ~ tno Secretary
motion Of j. C.. SPENCE. ihsi Tie Convention So
ilurn sine df wsG unanimously adopted Toe -ec'e-
tsry proceeded - real the minutes o. fhe ast session
after which The Gl1ri- was chanted IS ne sssen
and the prayers read ty TIE President who declares
that the Convention stood &C ourned no closing 'es'
sion hsrirg lasted til 4. clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29


~ HAIRS VEsErAsLE EXTRACT IL tho only remedy
thai Re relied for he or epilepsy or falling
sickness by seTcAi ls, co1vusions spasns L. Doctor
HAIRS Vegetable extract FOR sixteen yesrs has been ies,
Fl b. many persons who have suffered with is dreadful
disease and 10 every where 10 hes bad fair Trial bss
effected permanent cure
M stephen Z Pratt corner Of Sixth avenue and T,gea
v'-fl-sl hsw-fors, siaies that Mr. Chss Il Borghios
member Of bic family has been severely an ced viii
spepue ms FOR many year, that he was " ged 10 rein
gli'h bio business Having used Dr. HAIRS Vegetable
Extract says Mr. Pritl he soon restored ID peri Il
health aud si th city for The State Of Ohio 20 resume
HE business
Rev. Dr. Smith, Rector Of - Peters Church soo.s-
wood Ns9Jers-y Who Ess been afflicted Win epil-or.
ia Tor more than forty years states that he "a. ,a Dr.
HAIRS Vegetable Extract, sn1 b.. health has been q,
in4sh improved that be hopes by Dyine blessing 10 have
more 60.
Caf1's o. sisybsny Esq formerly Postmaster al Ian.
Mills Crawford CO. Pa living ia Erie Co Pa 49,
NAT iormsnyy ssrs past hs hiss been sorely afflicted ~,
rs. sna re nov hsppy 70 stale hat peraev-rzx :
OF " bARTs vegetable Extract, haz restored D :,
sound hesAh b-az entirely freed from TIA, wov =
diseases o. q.
PrsosEea u :. HART, H. D Ne-.Fofk
= r. x D sG5ds, corner Of Fulton sni ,.-..... 80.
sgsnLs Sey-York ""''-- -
- Thomas s2e1l l63 M2.a-s. Cincirz 80 ~.
&c ~ DreS.si., generally throust sf 49, r.-
"-' @~~Nhsi inD,L imeov " w. nc ~--'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

r. The letter Of X from Rome, It will be
seen, is not so late BY several days as latest
advices from that city. Its eoloring would Probs-
bly, have been less somber had it been written
AFTER instead of before the publication IN thar city
OF Louis Nspoleons letter to Edgar Ney. which
has wrought so sudden and great n change in the
aspect Of Italian affairs. Let US be patient, and
hope No matter what may be NsPoleons 10
tsptions the speedy LiberstiOnoi ltsyis no longer
a vain illusion. The heart of the people has
siresiy decreed it, and the first serious collision
among the wielders Of the hirehug bsyonets IN
sures q general revolution. To the keen observer,
the state OF Europe wss never more interesting
than now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29
hia Nominations.

i.s,nbiy-lst District ABRAHAM kNIcsERrosgTr
schodscs.
ALBANY.
St~iF-NN. BEAsUsLEy. Albany
Cisrk-RoBEKr =. Lay. WosieIio
CANUGA.
C|1k-EBFNEzrE 3. CoBp.
Assfmbg-Jusrrs TOWNSEND Of Ira ioHN RicH
AsDsoN Of spnnepori AsHBEL AVERY Of Genoa
YATES
Clyt-MAnriN H0INEs
-issoajis--IAaEs L. sEELy 81 slaIkey.
SUFFOLK
Asssa5ly-Isi District JOSIAH BowER- 10 District
l.. T.. ID. SKISNER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29
By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL

Mg. CLlrroS AND Ms. CRAsrro>-fRks0h
DryrrcrtrY. Sc-The Na'ioaal ia'eAigeqocr OF
yesterday says
statement IS going the rounds ~ The opPosluon
re,s tbss a. angry corresp0udence has ARISEN oel"
iss C;overurnent and the rtsh Charge ~ .rH' NJ
T-,mp;nn. about the British claim 90 ne Mosque
Coast Tae whole story IS sheer iuFenten Al III
respect = "a very Ike another ridiculous SOD 81.
ls,ed bv the Democratic press that the eeers'ay %
So bsa advised that Msisme Pounn should Dol o.
rersivad A. the Presidents snt that Mr. fo-s'n ~
.anred IL ~ Insulting The Government IL 7" n.'.t
necessary % ssy that there Is no iouncsuon
f,r such statement az for any part OF IL InrIe
vr,-e no unkina fseAnss between NJ Foussu sna shy
,er-ser Of the Cabinet The sole esuse az our GOV
srnent tssns o-ense = % Boz olnd n 900 COZ tesgO1
dsnce Cd NJ pcussin a.orc - ~.
The Opposition papers havc been rLsa via oiaef
rs5r,estons which Ne hardly deem worthy 81 noree
such AZ. that Wsshinsto Farewell address nss osen
scat - part OF the Instructions % cur Foreign minister's
that the Cabinet Is divided and not hsrmonoa. N il'
seton sc An his kind Of trash, We suppose vii con,
inrs % circulate tl after The elections I'm hundred
other calaunies upon the President snd h.s Cso.nc
which the good sense Of ihc public vii enable IL % &C.
test n sute OF all the efforts 0i reckless penny inels
and unscrupulons polrcisns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29
Coalition Candidates..

OaoHd0ga Co.--The Landowners and Haukers
had sch County Convention at Syracuse, on
Tuesday. to form a union ticket A so-between eor-
mtfee formed, which agreed 70 sise the Huns,r-
the senator and the Baraburrers he sheriff and Clerk
whereupoa the former nominated william Porter, !.
for Senstor and the latter Holland W Chadwick i0s
shera. snd Lewis J. Gilbert for Clerk Tie Barn
burner Convention refused rstify the bargain how
ever insisting, they the stronger party, hey
would have the Senstor 81 all events Mr. L. L. Sou'e
suntly said He never could vote for sensior who
would bic influence 20 return la ssaR %. :. D-cA
iason) 10 the L. : Senate, who hss for four yesrs
grossly misTe2reseniec the STATE upon the Slavery
question.
So he Whole ueset hsd 70 be upset, and, sloag
toward Dext morning the following ticket was srouns
cut with BsInburner on the lead. viz
Senator. Cyrus Il Kingsley, O; Van Burea Sderi
Henry shsttuck, of Syracuse; Clerk, Kicks " 9rasn
OF Msnlius
Cof.iGsd-The TWO sections reid Conventions
a. Corssney;Ne Tuesday 70 ic-a eo.itson ticket
but could 10: agree 10 DC L. Esch claimed the lon
shsIe-sasrif snd Member Of Asscmby-And each
oaa lace ,he Member where's The oher insisted ,ast
il should n, Finally. each made out clesn ticket,
follows
Ha.4.. P--,,.-.~-
N. i. Hopkins. sheriff. II. Goodrich Shert
; Ho;chkis. Clerk r. D. ChoHsr. CLERK
John Wheeler Member. Jas besnan. Member.
chss Davis, Superiu' dsnt Boyd Superin tendant
- kiggins. Sessions. lC. Whiting. Sessions
As Garland lie tAe county Of HsaTy 5 Randall, pre-
suupu'e Secretary Of stats, this feua mus, ye, be
compromised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

"A MODE DA fAN|-
L. lis shame 20 dist cure Pc face of cid in .-
urneccm.ne list, and GENI> OF 20 Broadway, 10 ealing
s,snou 90 The gres. variety o. the siosi faT. fashions
compensated Ia bic srge assortment of Chdren's Pa
cy liSs and Caps. safely say hss a; h.s e'aoshasr
every .hsde q complexion snd style o. face can be suited
With the sricie best adapted TO display % edvs1tsse .
peculiar charms aad a, the most reasonable prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

crvCIV~ArI. r5sy sept ".
a fire pras discovered tlis nr-rf-r in Lcwfs's
tobacco store in Greeuest rear Inr1. which c0rlnl
ricafed o. sx i0ursfOry building. formerly known 81
SCOTS Hc.l-the whole nj vhlcn were destroyed
The oss IN buildings stated o. le 5000 on which
tdare was 80 insurance for elT 003.
The upper party oi ono of tie buildings was c-cu
pied ~ fiieft "a furniture v1-cholss The loss
On Rhich : 0oO-insurei for 5000. The Union
Lumber Company Aari was also burned. hut the l0ss
was not ascertsine-d
Iso ~h1e loss vii pro1st 2 reach $4,000.
Tae Vesther Is eco. and clear, and the river slowly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A.gsfcaS MUsFru ladies' with families wisely
choosing n. Afternoon hour 81 performance a. The NJ.
semi In preference 10 The evening, her Ne crow a
yreafsr Yesterday The lonx benches presented contra
On. lines Of Joyous sces ever wish 10 0s upcr
ard long ard loud the laughter al ln- As-tinrl.
quaint scung and eXtfaofdinafy fes-. Louis klser
5,-., piece Of The Sutsn" went Of with great ecsi
~ guss., Moving Mirror probably The most s.--
~ procucfon Of The sgetfe most eNFsoI.llcsy ~
crxry In rs representations and 10 sul ecis sie ceffs'
fv r. NOS, sinking and interesting IN ne wcrio De-
billion tomorrow Afternoon ats o'clecs. KsUsnt.f
N. Mv-r~a Rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

A. EIEc,>r FoVR- DOLLAR Hsr.-Do yoa ~an. ta.f
good hat sfs.h.onsbe hstf lastly hat rra sy'
haf ofa bes1ril model and elegantly trimmed INST sls
gracefully unon NE hest without prchiug or w..n8,
or bobbns down. and exceedingly becoming 10 senie-
nan Do you wss hss which M a. parts exhibits tho
skig Of a. Esi and q. DO every particular gss a. should
be o. you do then you vii lhsnk Tor sending you g.
WAsNOCkS' Hsicfs
assn. SO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29
sY 1Eltssi's 10 TIE EEw.yQay TalsgsF.
The Cotton Crep-Thr Nnrket..

NV OXLFANs, Ihufsdsy. sept g1-P N.
The accounts received from The growing crops con
tiuus very uniarora1e
lrc m1rSeE for cDtt0, remains 10 toe sane quiet
s;ae Pre7lolsy noticed, though to.ssIs very zrm,
and ~ not Ger 'hc.r suppies freely Today b.; re
bendi-G laes have III aneed hands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29
Marine Disaster.

CHAsLEsEos. Fr1sy. sept -.
The schooner Mary ana Louisa from baltimore
Tor Savanna picked lp no da.e fro scar Henry A.
kins, abandoned aud ln sinking coalition. 70 person
or p-yerf were found on board. sac cleared from
wiuing'1n. a g. on inc 18th 81 september, iosoed
VI l-La.sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29
e,eamboat Aocldenls.

Cr~crvVtrr Friday. sept -.
We learn that .he steamer AndreH jackson,
from sew Orleans bound % - Louis. struck sna-
on he and carried srsy Eve of her state-rooul-.
No lives lCft
The steamer Emily is reported IL . ncaos water on
Tint Ls-anl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

STEkMsHIs OHl0--T1iS iev latham steamer ar
rived 0d our Bar oetTeon b and O'Clock -sndsy
evening frsm New YORK. About O'Clock yesterday
morning. the steamer Lti~sn proceeded 90 tho hsr,
and placed the mails and passengers on board when
the Ohio immediately got under way for her dostins-
ton. Havana and New Orleans The ruwan brought
up two or three pessenyers rom the Ohio who speak
terms Of high praise OF the accommods alton che a.
lords she hes between and lv0 persons 90 board.
Charleston Confer lJh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

Errsoy RiVEn fAlIRosD.--By az sdy-Ttise-
reas 10 ARCHER column u sI te seer Tat tas regu
lar irs.ss OF ths rosd commence running 20 Psosskn
to-day Ne congratulate ouI otzsassrd he CcnPsry
on this suspicious event Tie Erelng Fss' gives TIE
c1nes-5 s.s;euc-. vi the 1lnculles OF portion u
,ae rcais
FoEr WASHINGTON forN- "A boat -igni miles ron
the city or FROM Telry SecordsL The tf-ck CT tn
hudscn Rvrr Railroad crosses t5e IocSy point wnicn
projects INFO The river west ol Noun, Nrshn tor -
TIE horap ~ cat .crnss tbs pO-t fr0 - length trr
dsvth 81 cl,rr ard s character OF the rocs rEs ben
cuc1erci gel: fnr lr-f. -urriilsri' ccssse's = -
overcome ron hcw-fnrS O. F-1nrii me ccnrhc
tors for tts wor- Wc-' ee1sls yohS Z. -ad ino1Ns
CUNNING of tsis ci.g. q. commenced n AN7ltA
ISL ssd 6nshed ir august 1892 o-cl pylng soort Two
years. Their cols-ss. embraced ;To sections cover
irg distance oi about iour niles Eum f-.n.
hsli mile below Naal a.'s2rie- - >puyt-a --lte'
Crss- sul amounting o. cost % more tn-- $500.
The rock Gu; a. Fort " ssti--t1n Point "a NOR i--
quarter 81. a mile n Ielsta, and et nc aisaesl F.--
the cutting Is Sd ce.aerp, and there ntre .een
;roG this cui 5000 cubs yards OF roc> - 1-'.'
% more thEu -lll lee. across tlc -sJ oetN '-e r-
TIE entire rost-h.d ard pru.ecct' on'.- ~. ee-n
made frosl tho rock excar.iad irul MS ps-- - -
rosd bed sri 81 scross the nsy soofe iAe Po'-~ ~
ssoflrm-d from the same cut -.
h la. been unprecedented that The heavy YORK -
Fort Washington Point would D. ~ oh-ssce 70 the
opening O. tie road % fcekss ane iof tltec " ~
months rna work hss been prcseelied during u
u,ht Great credit . due o. the contr.ctors Tor tneI
rrv snd perseverance, 10 pr sins On TIE NoFk ard
os-,.ruls-l, 70 Thomss Cumming, who nsd the itnne
si..s sus,~riu t-s tencc CT the thorough cur
Ia recent account u rock excavation on tlr &c.
.r5 Schenectady Railroad a. litte Fails Il stated
thst 30 CJ cu1.- -rcs were tNcsVAicf In II nOufns
A. this Of progress $500 cutie yards would oecr
py over 81 moUfhs TIE uue actually occupied on The
cat At Fort Washinst0n Point was about months, the
Contractor having sAned sx months By exfrA eort and
the enployGsni " Hsssi force To- portion q TIE
rne.
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Reoeirfs ancc ls.tcrd0y-F FLOUR, 1000 bDis
WHFAT + 500 bushels Corn 1l0o0 do.-The msrset
for FicUr 70 3. ~ buyers On enter freely az TIC
higher rates Gefnandsd by holders some parcels Of
" chlgsu ere disposed OF a. ~. "A 90. WHEAT j,
tut it.e Inquired g.. though rrc~s sre nrn ~-e-
600 BUSHELS ohio Of - 95c Co.'s BE- nor 81 active sut
.acrs 70 no charge ir fne raree. Nj p" a.fi. %
osotec &c -vlh s.i-- 1000 0rssr'r OATS re j. .s-
request d; 32sc. Sales oi Chc WWEE. are rnsklns nj
-: G2Ssc.
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- MArAHz.s.-A Matsnzs. corre,pona.nt

otths Ctqresigu Covin wrte' seps -, as follows
Tie news from your Size OF pr-psratonsi3r an eVpe-
diion o. bn sent 60 this iand, 81 di-sdectsd Cnbans
and other wild edfentlrers has caused consldern9e
excitru.ent ar time but the conviction that Tho Gov
essment Do, abundance Of means aud the requisite en-
ergy to crush In the bad the rst movement tha shows
itself prevents that encouragement and psrayzaon IN
all future plans % business that might Otherwise BE-
81
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Inc .onthern NIaiI.

BAIrizozr. Friday. sept e--sPM
TIE Southern Mai las arrived, brin-ing fha
back mail. and New Orleans pepers r. the est Ire
papers hcEever contain b-t .tt.c news
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" Years may be sdded 10 the apparent sge ~ a.y
man BIZ ~ -siapcd hat and fe,'fsn elderly mss
may made 20 look ten years younger BY haaasors
cue GyNi~s Sail style for 1919 gives 10 he e0Hi'Sy Of
the ACE peculiar sxpressveoess and youshhine- as
to he whole person siiasus air which can only oe 70
all red by placing OF these superb 6rss on Tie hess
and appealing % The oosns-gsss
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The .e-us &. he same he first chspgeI banned
step heard and enters, and the son Of th@ wou;
be Emperor Of France stands revealed 10 ne presence
Bowler. The Barber Of Broadway lie had gaines IA
asisAhst lie vii pas ior ina hsi When be ses via
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WAsHSGT0v. irday -ept -.
Archibald Gamble has been appointed Post
= sstsr 8, Ci1c.uns'i. r-s John ~ Wilmer. removed