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VOLUME XIX
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EpkiOR AND PROPRIETOR
TERMS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS ror snnum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS il payment
be delayed three nNntLs; and THREE DOL
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Elaueriag Offers 10 Clubs.
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The Comic Almanac says. I" il takes
three springs TO make ono leap year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

In the Canadian Parliament on Thursday Mr.
Holmes Of Montreal gave notice that he would on
Friday next inquire Of ministers II they have taken
any steps 20 prevent the bridging Of Lake Champlan
by the Ogdensburgh, Railroad Company, thereby VIC
aing the existing treaties which guarantee to British
subjects and to the United states the uninterrupted
navigation OF the lake.
The President of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal has addressed a circular
letter to the stockholders containing interesting and
satisfactory exhibit Of the affairs Of the Company
The Chief Engineer in bis report for the pre-
sent year that all the work upon the main line OF Canal
is fully completed according the original intention OF
the Board. except three uncomfortable items, the
whole cost Of which is stated st $1,000 The cost Of
completing the Canal and feeder sl,f0l,l92 70.
leaving in the hands of the Trustees OF the loan Of
: 100000 advanced by the stockholders TO supply the
deficiency OF means the part Of the State 10 com
plete the Canal the sum of s9s 5os. The Canal was
opened for navigation in the latter part Of April -is
and the first boat which passed through the whole ex
tent OF the line arrived At Chicago the 23i April
The number of boats the Canal registered and
licensed previous 70 the let Of june l-4- only
The whole number registered at the close Of the
was l62 The principal aatices transported upon the
Canal in lsis were flour, pork SAT- nsh sugar mo
asses wheat corn oats merchandise, coal, potatoes
lumber &C The gross income for that year was
50. go or SIS per mile The Canal was closed by
ice on the night OF the 29lh November, making from
the opening OF navigation period OF 22i days The
Canal revenue from tolls is estimated, for Isis. At
$4,000 The whole amount Of resources for l-i9 is
estimated s., s4703,2 = Of probable expenses $50
600; leaving upwards Of $4,000 large portion Of
which can be applied 10 the payment Of the Interest
10 the reduction Of the principal loan OF 100000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

- The National TsfeniTsacsr pub ishes ex
tracts from letter from Baton Rogue BY which sp
pears that MAJOR Bss and lsdy, accompanied ~ the
lady o. the President elect expected % reach Wash
ington by the middle Of tie present. attn sn1 TIE
General By the 2oih.
- MTs. Jane Leathcrow. lady - years OF
ag@ was recently zen % death ire vcriiy q Bur
Ergtou Iowa She had been visit 20 he house Of
trend, and started TO- home ~ unusual road -he
i supposed - have .i her way and wandered about
TIL exhausted, when che sank down and died.
~ The journey men Mechanics u PETERSBURG,
Va recently held meeting aad voted The teaching o.
any Slave any branch % TIE mechanic Afn pre- ~ CA
% TIE Interest AID furious % the morals Of TIE labor
ing Wnte man.
~ At = Jobnsbury VI ! a.. o, the dwelling
house occupied By Deacon Moore and owned y lslac
Robins. was destroyed - IRE. Loss estimated 81
: 80 parity insured
- We learn that about twenty miles OF
Mor.z'. Line Of telegraph has been entirely swept
away between Louisville AID Nashville y the ir-saei
10 Barren River. Lexington Atss ga
- THEODORE :. FAXr0N, Esq. o. Utica has
subscribed $ 500 Of tie Water stock Of that city and
given TIE stock ~ ;se Utica Orphan Asylum.
~ Geo " PercefgL has been arrested for
the murder Of Tnos. Warinz who was killed near
Elzsbeihtowr, h.
IA mad dog was killed Ia Chelsea, Mass.
the other day he rad previously bitten several other
dogs.
= Col. r. N. JOHNSON passed through Gin
cinnst % the 2sih III a. route for Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
Gold Companies la England.

A late letter from London enumerates the fol
lowing companies advertised In the papers. some
Of them are doubtless speculative schemes IN
tended to deceive the public
The California Gold Coast Trading Association capital
100000 In 10000 shares OF 80 each, with power 70
increase 10 42OOOOO.
This company do intend 10 interfere with mining
operations but 10 conne the trading 10 barter with se
tiers and working parties already on the coast. the
ships sending collecting and exploring parties as
opportunities occur
Tbe California Gold Mining Streaming and Washing
Company. Capital 100000 ia 1000 shares Of $40
each with power 10 increase 10 &3OOOOJ
This Company Is formed Tor the purpose OF mining
and streaming for gold IN California but not until ar
rangemeDts are made with the Government OF the Uni
ted States and proper surveys obtained
The California Steam Trading Company. Capital
100000 In 900 shares Of Is each with power 10 in
crease TO f20OOO0
This company is formed for the purpose Of sending
out Immediately, direct to California three steamships
carrying passengers miners and goods for safe, after
ward to trade between California and the Isthmus Of
Panama the west side and London and the lsthmus
on the east side of America
The California gold end trading company. Capital
f250O0 in 5000 share of s. each
"A gentleman, of mercantile experience and pract
cal knowledge Of the various processes OF godwashng
and mining operations Ia Professionally engaged 10 60
Out AZ manager and will take with him assorted
60 He will be- accompanied by adequate number
Of men accustomed to the washing and extracting OF
gold in all its forms.
The California Gold Mining and Trading Company
Capital 1900 900 in 1900 shares with power of in
crease to OO0(60O0 shares to be reserved for
the United States Of Americe)
"The Directors Of this company have contracted
with parties 10 proceed Immediately TO California and
have also applied for he grant Of certain lands from
the United States Government, which they may deem
necessary for the immediate and successful carrying
out OF their operations"
Among the directors of this is Captain J.
C. Forbes with the rather vague address. California
and also a Mr. Barclay Waring merchsnt, NewNork
The last named gentleman, observe unfortunately for
fcd does
rectory. -
The Anglo. Californian Co Capital s25O,OOO
"Tbe committee have secured the services OF gen
tleman who has been trading between California and
the Sand ~ich Islands is intimately acqusnted with
the coast and who offers to act grstuitousy Till after
the payment OF first dividend"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

DEAru or Mas NILEs.-The Paris papers al
noupce the recent death OF Mrs. Nies wife Of The
American charge dAasiTes 81 Turin ms .Sdy was
horn in France aud married her tssi husosuc Doc
tor sue formerly physician 10 King Louis ANilL end
father Of the celebrated Eugene sue. The iaueisl 81
This lady Was attended al Turn, With every marx 81 "a
spect frova the diplomatic corps and others she has
len twin daughters sboa "a years old, on the uode %
whom Eugene sue is ssid q osge formed me clsisc
Ter, Of Rose and Blanche in Of his mosi celebrated
romsnces
ANOTHER CoLLISIOS,-We regret assin 70 re-
cord another collision on our Railroad We learn iasi
the regular freight train which left Bnghs,ason On
Monday last was met near Narrowsburgh by 81 eNit
freight train shnt out OF time nom Port lersis ao II
the collision both engines were severely danss
nearly ruined and a brakeman hsd both LIS legs FRO
KEN The freight VIC uuders;an3, WAS slso much 10.
jared. The company had but just put on the ROAD
three new and powerful eng mes. ana with eommea
dabe policy dispatched agents % inys gate and report
the circumstances attending the inru' collisions
Biushamtoa Iris, Il.
4 PLURALITY LAW FoR MAssAcHCsErrs-ln
the House Yesterday by a large vots. the Committee
on Elections we Instructed TO report bi for choosing
Presidential Electors on tho met ballot by plur ty o.
votes. aud Members OF Congress IN the same msnneI
on the second Boston transcript. 81.
Goyy oFF.-The ice in the river broke up aud
p,,sed down stream Thursday night during ne warn
rain and blow The ice above IN Lsxe Huron nes no'
started yet. lOeHo" f'ee 1''s'' -''"
IT. James Carl, coored man, has been con
vicsd IN Togs Co Of nsnslAushter IN the second &c
src- In killing John Hughes, also colored de "ss
sentenced ~ Eve and hall years II the etS'e f'0n Al
Auburn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
Emancipation In Kentucky.

The following joint resolutions, preceded by a
preamble. have been introduced into the Leglsla
ture OF Kentucky:
Bet enacted, &C. That in the opinion Of this Legsla
ture the present agitation of the subject OF Emancipa
ton IL premature and must result in evil and only evil
Rssoipsd, That the only hope Of relief to Kentucky
from the vast and acknowledged evils Of Slavery is in
long gradual couree OF preparatory legislation IN com
binson and in unison with private and voluntary effort
aud In the ultimate colonization of the blacks hey ond
the limts OF the United States
Resoiped That In view of the great course OF free
colored population to any community in which they
arc Incorporated the early creation of moderate
sinking fund, with the purpose of assisting In getting
rid OF aud colonxing the blacks now free or such as
hereafter become free In kentucky, would be wise
prudent and lsudable expenditure OF money by the
people of this Commonwealth.
Rssolrsd. That this great cause In the magnitude oil
Its interest and in the difficulty OF its accomplishment
10 worthy OF the exerton OF the National energies.
Rssoirsd That our Senators be instructed, and our
Representatives be requested to urge upon Congress
the proprlety of the creation OF National sinking
fund out of the proceeds OF the public lands to aid the
efforts aud promote the ends Of Colonization, and OF
contributing To the ends in any other proper and Il
there be efficient constitutional warrant for these
purposesto propose sustain and pass the necessary
amendment to the Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE MUTUAL
ARENEFlr LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. No II

W4II-sl Jlnuary 7, I6tJ-
Policies issued 10 Jan. l. 1913. ...............48S
Policies issued during the year l843. .......lfo6
Total. .s....s.stsss
Deduct policies expired cancelled and pur-
CuAsel.. s.ssst.sss.sss.sss.sss l'jt
Policies In force January ,8i9...............0 65
Ba arcs per state at an. J, 1919. .Sfi43if 90
sla53l2 %
Net Premiums during the year 1913 S32iC67 20
\ -. a. O d. TfIff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

The WHALING GRoUSD.-The whaling bark
Superior, Capt. Royce OF Sasharbor, arrived at
Honolulu on the 4th. Sept last, with l,-OO bbs. OF
whale oil, which she took in the Arctic Seas. In
an account OF his successful voyage furnished the
Friend, Capt. Royce says
entered the Arctic Ocean about the middle OF July,
and cruised from continent 10 continent going as high
as lat 20 ana ssw whales wherever went cutting IN
my last whale the 23d Of Aug and returning through
Behrng Stats on the 18th OF the same month. On &C.
count OF powerful currents thick tog the vicinity
of land and ice, combined with the imperiection OF
charts and of information respecting this region
found II both difficult and dangerous to get OIL al
though there plenty OF whales. Hereafter doubt
less, many ships Will 90 there, sud think some pro
vision ought to be made 10 the lives OF those who
20 there should they be east away During the entire
period Of the cruize ice seen the weather was
ordinarily pleasant so that the men could work 10 ght
clothing
Ia most parts Of the Ocean there good anchorage
from IA 20 IS athoms and part Of the time the vessel
lay AZ anchor. The first whale was taken ~ u clock
al nj ut Ii not difficult o. whsle the whole -
hoars light 1t thst ~ midnight IL was easy TO
resd In the cSbin. The whales were quite tame but
quite different from any Captsn Royce had ever before
taken lie took three different species one OF the
sreest yielding 200 barrels Of oil The nrsi species
much rrsembled the Greenland whale. yieldgg 100 or
40 barrels the second was species called Polar
whale. few OF which have been taken on the North
west Coast and the third a small whale peculiar to that
Ocean The last three whales which were taken yield
ed over COO barrels
The American coast has been explored ana found 10
be inhabited. Capt x. discovered that the Asstio
coast was also 2eoped by numerous tribes OF Indian.
aud be Is OF opinion that they well supplied Win
valuable iurs ihat could be easily purchased There
are no good charts OF the Assc coast un hey are
ia possession Of the Russians On entering the straits
seven canoes, containing forty men esch, were seen
crossing from the American 90 the Asiauc coast capt
Royce did rot hold any communication with tie Indi-
ans his vessel being Only partially armed sud IN one
instance the Indians showed that they were disposed
70 make him hostile visit when occa4ueo, Out taVCl
Abe breeze Swinging up soon carried the vessel beyond
The region OF danger The success which has attended
the SGperiors cruise will doubtless stimulate others 10
follow her adventurous track
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Prom the London Sunday Times. Jan 6.

Prom the London Sunday Times, Jan Q.
a NEW GOLD SONG.
An-"Yazs.s Doosie"
WIS s h.rs'
Gclai-ysios. siii>fias. ffse'oes s7.,s ~. ,,.>..
Nows the time b change your cline,
Give up work and tsskins
All who choose be rich as Jews,
Even without es<ing.
Csliiornis's precious earth
Turns the new world frantic
Sell your ,rsps, and take berth,
Across the Wild Atlantic.
Every one who digs and delves.
All whose arms are brawny,
Take pick and help yourselves
OF 10 Callforny.
Yankee Doodle all sgoy
With the golden mania.
Debts no longer prove clog
Happy Pennsy wanna
TnOss who about stocks and loans
Kicked Up such an old dust,
Live 70 see The very stones
Come down with the gold dust
Every one who digs aId delves,
Join the Indians tswnyi
Take pick and help yourselves
In happy Ca!liorny.
Shakespeare. Of undyng fame
Whom they're going 10 play So
Gave ~ gO40 naugnty name
Or made TimOn say so.
And the mob their true lands leave
Corn, and canes, and taters,
To appear, Leaf ID deceive,
AZ Californicstors.
Every one who digs and deves,
Wesr your hands quite horny,
Take a pick and help yourselves
on 10 Caiiorny.
Gold Is got In pan and pot,
soup-tureen or ladle,
Basket, bird cage, and whatnOt,
Even 10 a cradle
FL DOradO's found at last
Tuba sed UirOrBm,
Loose their dszzlcd heads az fat
As Raleigh did before EN-.
Choose your able bodied men,
Nsyyies bold and brawnyi
Give them picks and spades, and then
Otto Caliiorny.
How this flush Of gold will end
We have statements ample,
Perhaps few sacks they will send,
Only for sample.
But we hope this golden move
Really IL all true, sirs,
Else will Yankee Doodle prove
A Yankee doodle doc, sirs.
Every one who digs or delves,
Stout, and tough and brswny,
Buy pick and help yourselves
Oh 10 Caliiorny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

REnO'AL.-JOHSJ BROWN co have r..
ienoYe1 her Anglers Depos AMI general emporium fr
n-4ss ase sporting goods snd tine cutlery om " 20
i9 Flionst north SIDE, n-af he North Dutch Church
n-eis n-y WI Keep or sale fu sssorIment Of every
$3.50 ~ .lsif ~ II no lowest cash prices Tackle for
Caliil rnis n a. descriptions
y ~ JOANJ BROWN 4 co 10 Eu.tnn q.
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naERRy,s MUSEUM AND PARLEY,s

PLAYMATE Parents ATTEND This most p01u-
lar " an Juvenile periodicals, si under the OF
q Go. dch Esq auihor OF Peter Farley Tales hss cou-
meuced ~ ninth year with the richest entertainment 10 all
To- lille fen Is from the fsrtherest down East TO The n Dor
ad0 of tho West History, Geography, Travels, Poetry,
Music Anecdotes wit ana humour ell brought into
QUESTION by Mr. Merry. while old Mr Farley Ofen holds
instruct dIscourses with the boys The worn ID s~sg
beautifully Illustrated with and furnished dollar
year All subscribers will be promptly served IN The City
and BrOJklyn.
~ Wsn,ed number Of good Agents Tor the City and
Country HON the ghest will be given
Eighl back volumes In every variety Of binding con
slauuy hand. d. MCDONALD / co Publishers.
l5e Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

Ds,ru or AN INDIAN CHIEF.-The Cherokct
lrssas announces the death OF MiccoNoFY, WAC died
suddsnly few days since at Fort Gibson; Meconopy
pond King was the head Chief OF ths Seminole Nt
lion ana was one Of the few warriors who al the heeo
~ meA handful of men resisted our Government Tor
ak yoars aud maintained possession Of Their county
that time against twenty times their number OF
Veil equipped troops led by our most expeneneeo
Gsnsrsls We believe that it 10 Gen Taylor tnen
Col TsvIor that Miccopopy hoslly surrendered lie
com the Indians In person at the time o; Dsde
ms.sscre and Nth Osceols successfully resisted me
crossng OF the Withlscoochee by Gen Games N $50
- A. Generally believed that he opposed to the war
-t,h our Goyernment and that be was forced 70 tske
M arms BY the younger Chiefs He w.s large nssny
mse, "'''' Baltimore American
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALE-oF Val


M longing 10 The estsie Of ISAAC LAWRENCE de-
County Of Nsw-York viii be sod At public auction 81 the
Nerchants Exchange ir the Cry OF NEWTON on ne hrss
day Of March ~ tseye O'Clock 81 noon u hat day
The following valuable res 1slz- belonging 10 me es.ale 81
isaac Lawrence, deceased:
Al ms, cersn ot piece or parcel Of land situate, lng
and beng To me Twelfth Late 9lb Ward o. the Cry ~
Ne~-fo being part and parcel " tract or subdivision
number six u certain farm piece parcel Of AMI where
u Frances Bsyard Winthrop Esquire, died seized aod
commonly known by The name Of ne Turtle Bay farm be-
ginning the eastery side Of Forty hsl point
ope hgrdr-d and sghtytso Feet 1ortb gge.g.rdy from
the Of The trssvenue; lhercs sOglh thy0ne de-
grees AMI thirty minutes east four hundred aud zen feet
hrnc7 north hrysr degrees east thiyegt fees thence
sou hyeigtt degrees esst, f1riyeign1 feet; thence
north tyiour degrees east fhy-f1ur feet; thence
eighgynine degrees sad thirty minutes east nnsyeghi
feet thence souih thnytlre- degrees east one hundred
snf nineteen feet thence sOIh skIyhfee degrees and
thirty miruies uinetysx feet thence south hyOre
degrees and thirty minutes three llnd ed ad thirty
nf-e fe-t taeuc- norm forty seven degrees "es eight
hundred and sixiyJlr feet; hence south thuy-hres de-
gfe-s thirty minutes west I've hundred fset % he VI
beginning CONTAINING esL. scrrs D. ne same more or
less w1 ne house and buildings and prOYemelis here
b-irg part Of The premises which were conveyed to
oue Henry Barclay BY william Winthrop, by deed
corded N the Office u he Register VI he Cry sad County
Of New York, IN Lb-r No lss Of COnysyancss psge II
on he hs day Of March 1875 The sad premises being
bounded sOulhwesirry parity By Turtle Bay Aud partly BIZ
and OF C0Olel Thomas Barclay sOuthesS-rly BIZ The
East River on me norheaslery .de by ground row n
sic Of Nicholas Bsyart, a1d "a ne n0rh~es.sfy Size
~ ard q he said Henry Barclay, which SAD premises
Is erected dwelling house ard also stable
49, a. -a+ NrisnA- .A F1t1 " f-Ttr VI lr-l sll4rlc
lyug snl being ire Eighth War Of the City = new
Yea snoSn ard nguislei On map nsfe = ~ estate
u AbJah Hammond, n SAID Ward, by T. bsncrer CITY
survey.r 10 1925 ard b. survey made By Daniel Even
Cily SarvrJof 10 1921 lot ruflbef 2 ard bolr led 90
sad map as follows westerly BY lot number 52 and pan
n 49, s-u-y b. 1t number one hundred AMI segeclee0
esIiery by Nercsr.eeL snd norhery By humber No.
being described 90 said mao lwery four feet eight
inches Ou. and and huIcred FEET deep be TIE
or Ices G4i1 lOl beng Known sI1 ci.ii1-
gUlshed BY the street. number tventy-ihfes z Mercer
street. which pre- . erected fTo-sl0ry dwelling
hoos-.-Dstec New-Y ORR, January 10, 1873 ii6 10
JOHN l. LAWRENCE. Adm nstrsfor. No 81 Ws-.t
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ALIEN MAsTEKTOS, } -
JOHS BICHASAN, Z IT,
sulb lawrms GRAssFT LALkY.

II PURSUANCE 81 orf-f ri Tie slffsftls n 49,
BNsN fofk n0tce hereby gwen o. al perspn. ~
.sailst NOAH o. PLAT late oi lie CT n Nsr f1t
De- essed. present he rfl rrsf ~ 70
es a. tle ohce 0i william G Wsfm1re So sl Wa 80,
tg % Ns~ fods, or before t@ trelty hfh - 9 ~
Dated Ne~ Ilfs l.e lst. dsy ~ Dee user. pa
L. aH ID
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CALIFORNIA GIHGER-RREAD.

t'tt u 5eCRlBER a row making 40 article " ginger
bread expressly Tor o. sfOr-s and for expectation Il
werrsri-t - t--p good n sry clse FOR one yesT or
onEer properly PAT up II s Jlss Ire hing 70 ssy lis
siol1ech While engaged II dlxKsg OF uase ing and ex
cele-i cl-ing or aner spe Of sesecxness is highly
e-1-d BY hose VINO Rave used Pss-en gers N1r
tshing her c~r sh1uc supply themselves win
paeksge o. = AM every o. passengers should oe
provided ~h T. IL - bad ~ ne single csz-, or n
PACKAGES varying ION & 10 s. Cal snt zee Il
- W. J. DANIDsONs, % Brosd-g-
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ fowiers n Wells, Phreno'ogists ana
Publishers. CAn.11 Hal iS NkssAG-sL re1T ne PAE1.
L. splen did Fair and Festival VII e given
he Chinese Bul1ing, So Broadway, 90 We1aestAy
Evening Fec = BY - Ladies' lntusriA Society, rcn
r-ciei he r m UuivslsGsi Society. Ickel1 Of ad
mission p be procured ~ ;ns door Bad VII
be attendance. addresses vii De givcz. scd variety q
ARTICLES Of he lsdies i.brca-oc VII be for 4f-