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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
SIGNOR JOSE DE AIVFAR,

HUN ZII6, n. lUIK IlTN.
tG=OhiCp for the sale ul the Gold seekers Guide
and GOldomeler, No. - Centre street, New York
City, where yiSIiers may see several casks Of CAL
iforna Gold, in the rough state, as extracted by
Slgnor DAIvear from the SaCremcnto Mines, and
also witness the operation Of the Godcmetcr,
when held within the magnetic il nuenCe Of The
prrrous metal, and the unrrring manner IN which
II indicates the proscnce Of that and other metal
C substances Jan. 10, lSi0-6t.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
Ianuiacture of she Coldometer, and Pub
IiraliOn of the Guide.

Sgnor DAIyrar, in compliance with the requst
Of numerous scientific gcnDI, men, Las commenced
the MAJ uIacturc Of his wW magnetic lnsnr m,Lt
the GOidomeitr, which he now Offers tor sale, in
the United >lalcs, at the remarkably low prlcG
Of Three Do.iars, each, accompanied by iull in
for use, and arIery of Philosophical
hints drawn from the ancient and modern science
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
Farmers and Land Owners.

Farmers aud Land Ownerels throughout the
United States, who have reason 10 suspect the cX
IStence ui any kind Of Mineral riches upon their
Lands, should avail Themselves Of this opportunity
10 test that tact, by Surrst Of all known tests,
before the abundance ui dI>CoN, rIrs IN all parts ni
the c. unity ,iall have le,so,d this SouIcc #
Mnnllh In lhrir nSlnlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

By tie arrival here Yesterday OF the steamship
Portland Capt Bjgert from the Brszos .ntisgo the
7t1 mat received the Br0Dasrtls Flas Of the
IL, lest
The FlGzis full Of complaints sgains, Gen. Ayalos,
commanding the troops At Aaamoros and accuses him
tyranny snd oppression OF ths inhsbtsnu Tee news
pubished some time sgo OF tho arrest Of the French
Vice Consul, at M,tsmOrOs 81 Don ITeVino snd Or.
Bsrlsncier. 10 cDLhrmed IL appears that they ware
brought before the political chief OF the city on the 2Jth
ul and Informed tina, by order OF ths Governor OF
rsmaul PISS On Cardenss, they to proceed al
II clock that Victoria, the capital OF the STATE
ninety miles OF No sccusst was made sganst them,
bat they we're told hat the mandate Of the Governor
mas. be ooeyed They all protested against the arrest
but u purpose.
The Consul was allowed 10 return 10 his house on
bail until 3 o'clock but tn other two were Sent of
When ucl lck arrived n ;er with an escort went
10 the Vice.C 1nsulste and dtmsr dsd n BJuazUes.-
tie spoke o. teen from within, protested against the
editated outrage, and told them he would only yield
10 force H. bid them, however, beware, for Ia Ia.
yacins the house over which ths French hsg waved,
tney would b. n'stng the French nation. lnumds
ted y this show Of sprt, the soldiers with jfeS aud
le me Consul With bis family.
This Gen. Ayslos, and the Governor Of Tamaui2A
himself seem 10 b. more impstuous than discreet -
Avaosis ia very bad ofor at Matam Bros. The Fig Of
tue ct inst says Of him
A.to I'M. personal popularity We have Tor ncoute.t-
Die proofs. Two pieces of cannon aud sIong guard to
defend ts coor snother al the read " MS bed ,uooR
suAri on The TOP Of "a hogs-, bis bscony oiled win SOL
dlerv. hs baG Lce u th- troops cOIh.rd 70 N. bar
rsck, al ihs pieces srgiley win We sie rel'ofce-
meu ready with the burning wa.ch FOR seuOu
RumOrs were current that reduction vas speedily
10 take place 10 tbs Mexican tariff bU, the Flag puts
filth 10 H. having been often deceived BY similar
reports ~ . PIC lin
A correspondent Of the Trl1 DehG tells q story 10
the effect that some goods into Mexico which
were taken possession Of BY the soldiers Whereupon
party Of Americans al armed crossed over aud too
forco.e possession OF tns goods add soldiers and
recrOssed With them % TIE Texas side. They n1slly
retained the good. snd CON PEELED tho men 10 swim
back % their xn side VI the liver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21
From Chihunh IA.

We have received the Faro Of -ihashca. dated
Nov g. from which learn t-at party OF An ric4n'
twenty nins Ia number had fallen into The nsrd OF the
Ap.ch-s Toe particulars OF ths misfortune winch nai
ora.n cur couotymeE are given m aetIef Adif, go
~ the political chief OF Calton GlesnA O. the Gov
ernor ard C0nmsnde1t General Of Cn4hu ihlA- under
date OF Ocoocr IL appears thai on me in'ihlug ~
tnz day the Dsches attacked the military a. Oh Janos
captured al the horses sn1 cattle 10 toe ycirliy AZ
twenty niue Americans who had Just arrived a. tnat
place. The Apach@s approached the Americans under
the pretext OF seeking peace, and having loed tnem
into OF fsncied security suddenly turned IL nos
nifty on them. The Americans Jew - their arms, but
wss too late and they became the prisoners OF the
ssvsgef Several OF the Apsches then went toto The
Pres1i0 species Of fort there, snl pfo20ird = Toe
comm sncant 20 MAKE peace and -tcn tnse prtousrs
The commsndaut imnedi ale SEM on. courieri 70 al
the places 10 the vicinity, cali % tor aid ~ crfnd me
reside snd 10 rescue the Americana
When the Intelligence reached Onlauanua the GOV
eruOr nj Of dispatches % the p0idcs chief OF an
ton Ga cana drecting him b treat VIII the Aysches
imm sdls.ely for IN exchange Of PMS neFt ire GOV
ernor ssys Ghst be eoasdsrs eimse bound y duty
of humanity Of generosity G1d OF lstce, 70 do 81 10
ais po.sr l. rescue the Ansricsn ciaZsrs. tie sd1s
thst II enough ludisn prs csanos b. ourd 10 TIE
CAntr 10 egu the numb-r 4 Americans In the nands
VI the Az TIE Poiucs ehiei % 10 o1-r AZ much
ransom 10 money and other property - VII iaiisy
the savass 90 As TO tue surrender In safety u
tbs Americans The Governor also declares, fJr the
,st,zcon OF those who have lcsian prisoners IN their
hands that thslr yielding them Up IN excasnge for the
Americas vii not prevent tn-m from receiving the
b. ID money Of re- previouiy oy the G5sernnenI Tor
their caytars TE"g ElI % paid Jusi - Il they re-
tain,d th4ir prisoners IL s.sir hAnss
CAP: Boxs company Of su=rEilerss vas ., attest
da,es operating IN tue vicinity Of nin1aaua, ard com
rr,.s "a, III, nun Der Il - ren- Bar hardly pos
h. Tor ihe Aoaches 70 surpfse warriors 50 en5Ensd
Caif0rns enigTAnis has fallen into tee bands u the
s.y.ses y. y. Pie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21
iiENEKAL NOTICES
,Y Fowler. g. Ws'i:, rh,s.siss,; Z: go &C..

U Fovisrs 81 Wells, Phreseissists $50
Publishers, Clinton Hall l5f hsssso-sI ns" ne r"s
q DR.. shew, author d various vorss 90, and pre-,
nIionsr o. WsIsf<urs 81 Yoar,b-sv Near reotha nion
~ Mrs. VI. -. Cove Niossis wssfeurs Ply
Patients visited AZ b@r residences Mo ooys NissoLss
Lectures 20 Lsdle. % esa.s ia ,, co..
sns, $50 Brozd way, OF by mail Of sssnof o." u"
~ DIR. i w. Ksdneis, satsof Of" A New sys
tenn Of Physognomy - gre ssssos' s ~ .s' ..sy
ions of character sy tho hes al No wSrse'i d" Inn
STATE AND HATIosAL LAW SCHOOL,
sALLsTOn SPA, SARATOGA co. N r.
- rhs nsrf Term viii c0lnmsDce 90 Tho bret OF
,s1a.I, Dsii, r.esiions, ls~ Ssumsnis ,ri. and ~.
,un.p Of causes with living Witnesses, phes he asinE
DE sSent ever ne whole g,1aas % ne p,ssuss DIN
,oosI aiseussoos are e0nsantly snssged In. Govern.
msDt surely p.srus snci attention 70 The morals and
gS-isr' Hon. WINS Hal, Judge Hay and o. 8 Manly,
Esa Terms circular and csis!oxas stating per.
Hs &C. : a.. % ; q VI frs..s.
~ New-Essiana .ecIssy.-rhs annual nesting
Of no Ns~-Ensland Society In the City Of hsw-fors
viii held a. mo Asor Hcsss 90 saturday the IA dsy
u December iossnt Al O'clock, noon Tor he choes Of
officers u ssid socisty for INC ensuing yeU
Dinner 81 5. o'eoes r M. prscissiy, 90 The SANE day
The snnaa addrsss before The society will bs delivered
o. mo Broadway Tsbsrpssls Friday evsning Tho 1st
lest at oc!oca by Rev. Dr. Bashss u Hartford. Con-
NJ sic under ire direction Of 0-orys Andrew EGG
dl4 ~ kPHA kih0sbUhf, secU
~ Fair for Inc bsnshl q Inc Hooss Of Protection
con.liaaon Han nom Wednesday, isG inst to NE s'sh
ASA
~ Harlem Rail Road Is ends The sobsereess
ofsr Tor $4,000 Dollars u Bonds Of me hssn hs
a SS.a p 6o..S ~. fs.s Sod. y.
Zach s.og nsts. = seven p, sss5 ss, .s
August 1850. ali lvtsIossf
~ Fair at the Free Csss ras 81 ne Soss
s, nepssse, Ths IsdSss Of ibis Church, vii hold
PAR during ne wees. commencing nScosy, IN me- =
III. 7.ssal cit, nsss0n q supported mslnly throash ns
cf Rector Il 10 hoped ssst The fispds o. no
chaIes =. .s Z. t''''''' s .oa
~ wsrer-C sre,-Tas orange Mountain wsiss.
a soo.n or.sx. ssx.ssss eo
sss. ggs. s11af ss wssf III. srs.ss ssis s.ssa
sach The Leave ths 70" ~ SS,ssssa "a
daily for TIE ssssbnsamsat Lsus" as ian.
~ WAR, C.r,.-Dr 2 BALL r:esiys. pstisas
Al ~, ssmaodiss s.y sslsbnshnsot y L:.ssts. oas
door from 81 Johs'sp sfs k.seI,sa... ,s.,si
A A !. ! x,.s1. so' hons '''4''' AZ i.os
- w,.. az Te.esss.-sArcmsLos's eslsorsssd
q v,r,sey 10 Is WslI-st whefs a sll umss can ee
Quad ssoas es .sd adFs for th>@sslvss bssos.
s.sss sIsswssrs s.fcssLe.s ssvy Invested %ss
me copy me sddress nJs A"&u
s . ssl ne ls,sss beet sssosnsnt Of wiss
Hair Wiss. Tospess, brsds Of Long hsr, ke are 70 -
fund 81 Ins nsnosseiofJ u nsosuasr htAsp - Nd
dsalsas Also 70 b bed ears sefe 'oa psna'aI a's"
~ Fact ter s..s,sssssss.-rsoss vAo 20,
shsir j,srs-ynsa. vii; eoss fsoa asdss asE elsss
brashss Snshi scissors With handsome sssd ef
hair ne mss fAsudioas sasss could dssiss nsdse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

NavAL-The I. ;. iflsats s. lawrence, i501
Can't Hiram Psu1inE arrived In Coses Roads from
tbs B,lac Qa.. from Brenen) the 10Th Move m Der
shs took on board lev supplies. and sailed the fol
l,ing dav for LIB n where abe reit Yreysrs
,orstreu n ire Mec-rrsneAn - The Pacific TIE
fiio r,ps IA LIST Of z, far attached 10
IN u : .looD-ofssr Marion, now firlns az Bos
A.x P-unock a. George selden 81, w. Taylor
smith Al samuel J Snipey. Richmond Auliek
Actin. M.stsr J1hn Lockwood, Surgeon q sorse
n Wnits Psusd MldshiPnAn-J. Wlk-s, PEN broke
J,pa. VIZ o. WniunE AidsniDmen-C. 3. smith,
= Wu,oa Th- tssu'afi1n Of TIE u lriOn 10 sso
r,saoxp - TIE L. :. Revenue brig Ls1rence, A. Y
Ers,sr cocnmsuder, Ess 81 Honolulu sail for ire
r,A.tr II. 9Th 4 Segt-neer. IT, L. s!JOp Of
~ 3. raogta Cclnsnesr PetIsreE, sal-d from
C.u.o Der H. for san Franc $50. -. Tne L : sDop-
~ 81 Portsmouth was a. GiorAtAr i0sn ~ for
Msd.lrs--sM well
SvPssHs CoCRr OF TIE USiTED srArEs-
yashtst0- Tuesday, Dec l.. ls4s-Pres-n; jester
d.y : p Cns.s, Esq. Of Onl0. admit / an al
torney and eoa1sel o. VI rhis eogrt----so 5 l. bs
ST. nlsiard in error, r. B Psurose. The srsu-
peni Of this cause <ss eonnsneed by Col Benton tor
me vlAiuf5 IN error. Adjourned unul to-noFroE Il
G'cisck, A NJ -
CosxissIOS on CLAIMS .-GkIssT hE1icO--
Vaskf.<r0x, Tuesday, Dec. Is, l-4s--ISe Board met
uursusni . a1jOCrnnect Pr-sent al the members
Tue memorial Of Andrew Wyrs, u. administrator
II ssnE-l Baldwin, resolved .Otter esses no;
being prepared for ina dscsion, The Board adjourn
"a mt, touofrou, IL o'clock-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

The next speaker was Hon. THO FRELING-
HUYsKN, who made few uusdornsc and solii ob
servsion, on the moral Influences Of sgcuce' such As
ihls-which be thought could never be Adequately 80
tmA,ed IN this world At one time pleading ihe cause
OF ,he sabbath on the authority OF the Lord q toe
sabbath-and again addressing i.Ief win strong per
STATIONS In behalf Of Temperance. IL would p@rsusde
yOurg men away IRON the sparkling OF the ".ne-cup
and bear 10 their hearts tha conviction that al Il HH
mirh and joliiy thst sparkleS there-'nd then egsn
t. the d c.d aud desc sts stranger ofers ihe Bible
SIS the great jok Of Cons IlsuOn. Inc ii r. gentle
msn coz unued for some time longer IN 'im AZ sirAir
ami was frequently sppsuded. A'ter singing,
Rev. D.. ADAMS followed. Life is real-l,ie i,
earnest, said the Rov. Gentleman Wns; lesson "a
there in that strain Of music which Is yet floating on
the air We nus, rOrk whils the day asteh, for the
light comeih when 20 man can work Go royS In my
vineyard saith the L)r1f0r, In the language Of the
beautiful lyric whose opening had been quoted In the
foregoing hymn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21
Board Of Rducariou....w EosEsDAY.
The President Ia the Chair.

The President 10 the Chair.
D. sEeeny having sp pointed to hl vacancy 10
; Tih Ward, sppenrrd ara tlOs his seat
E,ka Vac -R-pOr II favor spprO aunS y7os - 10
pay ti due Messfs B1rfs1 Tor ooon Lad Tor present
T,s,lnA Wpd-Appueaaoo that ne nsabstsnviIs
fire. school - sccept-c a. " ard Ss7ooL Referred
EesesA W4rd TO ap1roOn.ls g. 64 FOR def eeDey 10
F-b I. cJm PLACED mai Inc feacIsrs Of the New
school 30 a. receive greater salaries asn moss Of az
other ,cnO0.s-.he Principal geung bif1o s-yes snd
Of nc Assistants ~ each II "a. 'a4 ~. ishe.,
pr,e paid for salary school ls 10 ssvsn1h Ward, 10
foa,issntl Eys-To spprOpra's sl'751 IS FOR def
cierc-s 10 Feb Adopted
EeifeenA 84,6 DO 81 rs fJ completing fiting up
Sen0o. >. orgA-iEsi ne present nonth Ad pied
ser>an WIye Do. $50 Tor dskeiencies~o FEB. l.
Nia,a W1,S-rne Committee stated that $500 will
necessary according 70 he new pa1 % erect ne Re
schoohoGss IN ~ which 10 % - four s.ors.
rign Wllh sicingc oorg &c sm4sr 70 Il fntcenth WEd
.rn85i TIE schooh use. u % said WILL be he arsesi
and most comp 10 she Ciy dsos,e occurred IS 70
tie relative advantage Of srge schOonouses or VI s1s
ones - b- more Of siter and dot he Wsds win them
SDorx ground Wa tsken hat i1ge, sarscnVs 'cnoor
bouse, wish good Saor beat ard NOS! econem
teal and opposite he'd y one or I~o nemoers Ins
report 10 fsFof was adopted. -
Chustn.s AID Ns~-Yeu's resolution permitting .1o
ON nllEee 70 m-norsxs tie L-k'l.ore for gr~1I Sf
lne p1rchase Of library wa sdOpted
SINE llNe o1er o-siness Ns eOI7' 80 80
~ .ournec-
THr P,exx,s NuEpsR. The Cambridge cor
rs.oopdsnr Of the srtrH fslG RepHbltesa say Win
IN few days new TACT las brought 70 hsat SHien'
while 10 Is another proof Of TIE ioersiiy Of Boston
nerch anita may perhsps sso o. Of lmPor'<ree 10 the
90 rn.in 81 evf1sncs sxsnst Dr. Webster. Mesrs
ABBOTT snf Anos Lawrence each lad q mort
g,.s flr $500 on Or Ws5stsrs cabinet ot minerals
snd when tn former sbo1t sailing Tor Eaz and be
md 90 tc curry ira; Dr.. W WAS =, present entirely
unable 10 psy IL de, therefore, tent h.m the mort
..xs risa request thar ne would secspt Off A few
5sys lster Mr. Amos LsEreues heard Of tails, and be,
too forwarded sis mortgage 70 Dr. w In Ike manner
= The Neg Bedford Asreary states n a, MID.
shiynan % Spencer, Eso wa recently killed a. one
Of Ihs sl2H1s In ne Pacific % c1el with AidsniD-
man Of las Brirss Navy, was probably Z. Norton
Spencer Eno sailed from Tns; port Oetoosr, l.47 In
to- -halesnip Elz.oetn-s Of Jatss Spencer Of
NJ YORK, aOs Of H0n John c. 5peIcsr, ~ has oeea
STATED.
~ The ren,erce Of the Naval Court MARTA
IN regard 70 the uarneers board the q EMP Ger
n2ntoxn. learn, carried into eject yesterday
az noor, board the U >. snip PsnnsylssniA The
prisoners sentenced 70 receive 80 lAshes esen cas
he number Vas reduced 10 %, sad then 10 be dis
.h.r..d from, he HaxaLsc<xtce. lnoEfakk 8nr lssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21
TIE sTn1T-WEEKLY TpIBUcF
pEvV-YOpR WEEKLY TRIBUNE
NE6V-YOHK TRIBUNE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.


NkWF|HUIl n y InuThI1yf - = -
The store Of Nest's. Parmelse N Diuson, IA
the sce wa entered this nornog and robbed Of sks
sslifs o.. {, the srnount 81 - 900 The burglars &c
caDod an m trace OF them hai yet been discovered
locofn tive passed the branch Of the New
bUrsh AMI Ede Rsilrotd this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

IsJUsiss sEIrPiso.-A man named Edward
Gsndsll arrested On warrant By ofscer Trainer
of ,hs Tenih Ward. On charge Of having Gu, he
hswssr Il ibs ship Java By which that snd sesses ~
r. near ~ere dsns sed 20 the smouns Of o. COO Jas
res nmpson committed the sceused for uisL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

,ss stw YORK DAILY TEiBUSL j. PUgLisatO
NAV nORNiS6 lsUSOATs JkcEPrKol
htTbe Tribune buildings, corner Of spruce
and Nns-sa streets, opposite the I u, nan;
sud delivered 10 Ci.y Subscribers Tor ~ cent ~ -
Or Nhsr they prefer they pay lr advance a. "
,or sx rs " yea ~ tfr zane rae aihs.o h.
Two Gents Maj Subscribers y " Dolls" pef o.t,ss
,dvgnre euhsrrr iOns iasen Tor siy mont's ~ -,
rOuths q f0 Three DOlsrs IN Advs1ee req esiv.d
changes win Co8ntry Newspaper Dsy - tn
Al this ofre. Wtos~ terms az ti2hrf V'eD w
rfhuns not allowed soy dhefence'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

II or ,er Shsdboli, OF the Tenth, arrested q
boy "a ehArs, OF sseses too pairs Of boots from Mr..
Esrfel, II D.vis!o1 a. Hed for exam nstion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

JOIN ssIrs-This notorious individual Vas
arrested BY oshosr keeis Of the FYnh Ward charged
via .''sa .aa es.tery BY VIM JsstA HE vss hold
10 bail 10 $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

" Patrick hsily st,lss scket from Ss3 Green
vich.t ard ~ss brought In BY oacsr Carp inter-. OF
TIE Ninth Ward. snd committed BY Justice AsGrsth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21
CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY AFTERNOON Dec. 20.
A WORD OF ADyIcE.-ProvIde yourself with a
portfolio of the Society for Amsiiorsting the Condition
OF the Poor, you carry II conveniently In your
yes. pocksD and whenever begssr solicits slms 50.
certain his or her residence and give alp containing
H. directed TO the Visitor for that section. BY this
simple and easy precsuiion you can avoid being I'm
posed upon by those who mske begging trade, and
may snsE many who really In need OF H. without
costing you anything but much good nature a. one
ought TO carry at hls hngers ends even In the codes
weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

- Nsry Aun Hssserty stole mans coat.
and ~A' esusat By c&cer Levi sixth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

TEREI PERsONs DROwsEp. The MeTtditA
Bridge N Gazette stsles mat Taursdsy evening
last three persona Two and female, (uAmes moi
siven) we're drowned In attempting 10 IN arm Of
ihs Lsxs. the lee, Clsrks Landing, In Moulton
boro'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

WHEAT THIkyEs.-Do Flu Ter and John Ross
were arrested In the seventh Ward, By 0esrs Lyons
sni wsrins for stealing Wheat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

" Cnariss ChauertOn. arrested BY ottcer
Lessss, Q. the Fneensh Ward. and committed By Jas
wee NeIFaih, for assault sHa battery spon Aishsel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

= We sho an yesterday morning by NJ.
Howell, one Of the gentleman applicants for the new
proposed Railway for the relief vi Broadway plan Of
RNi which Is entirely rev, ana seems 10 meet the oo-
jsc,ions which have been urged sgAirst Railroad for
City purposes This vii allow any vehicle, hssi or
heavily laden, to Psss sisudlnslly, dssOnAy or Al
rsh, snglss, Without obstruction liability 70 Danger
or scei,ens BY the wheel binding IN the cove.
The rail presents solid block OF iron eoved out on
the top with sod bearing for the tread OF the whse
The AIDE for the asnge TO against resembling an
ordinary ral, the extending toward the aide Of
the rail opposite the wheel resembling an ogse the
edges Of the raa are solid, beveling from the bottom
inward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

lor>G rHtsvss hcAr NcCready OF the Sec
nj ward, arrested Thomss Sallivsp, John McCsrty.
Nnu james CONWAY. young scsmps Who stssl from
show and .,aFe door. Ct..r cs,ss pscAe, books
sc. we're found UPON them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

LFs SAVED Patrick McAntee fell overheard
from Pier , East River but was rescued BY oser J.
W. Black, Il the Fiat NNd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

hNowtse PAIN Robert Andrews and Chas
fleds went mt Ia Blooms bO q store and ssksd 20
purchase when one OF them seited pair of boots and
tsn' ~nie the Other held the dOor ~ preveot any
ssrm Both ~sre caught by ,ficers Besias and IA
mTy oi The Second Ward. They had sAsleton keys
snd o1her burg lsrious tool. In their pOekets
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FIRE On Tuesday night about 10 O'Clock. Q
stable belonging to Mr.. Mills WAS burned down,
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~ A sborer on the Harlem road, named sal.
Ivan, had his leg broken ye'terday while working al
the scene OF the late accident.
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Doctor OF LAws-The honorary degree OF l..
D. VA. conferred upon Mr. CHARLES kISG, Pre'ident
OF Columbia College n. Y at the meeting on Tuesday
OF the Board of Trustees Of tho College OF New Jersey
at Princeton.
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( FURrHER FRoN SHIP ROBEKr FULroS.-The
bark Oriole arrived Al Baltimore on Wednesday from
Basno, Ayres 81 inst having passengers Mr. L0ekst
and Two soma, Mr.. Kunnsry and M Morris, Of this
City with 8 M PEne Of Oeio-who arrived a. Bu-nos
Ayrss the cay previous TO the sailing OF the Orole,
from the wreck Of the ssP Robert Fulton, before
ported oss on the EAI side Of the Falkland iads on
her passage from Ns~Yorkto san Francisco IN August
LAST TIE ergo OF horses SC dettinsd for tie Cali
forniA trade, to have been solt the lsand-n-
Sursd IN lhis City.
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THvsSDAy AFTERNOON, Dec %.
FiSE Yesterday morning about A O'Clock. q
are broke out In tie ssnnery OF Samuel Wright In d.
'islon.s opposite the $. Marine Barrseks The
premises we're totally destroyed and were Insured for
500 The ara 10 suppos a To have been the work Of
an inccnitsry, - there were no persons employed
about toe promises Al that hour In the morning.