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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

NAVIGATION Oh LASE OSTARIo.-The steamer
Magnet Capt. Sutherland made her first trip nom
Hamilton t. Kingston on Thurday last. The City
OF Toronto was 70 take her place in the line on
TUESDAY Tie America is RAINING between To
ronto and Rochester The Chief Justice Robinson.
between Toronto and Lewiston. and the Rochester
between Lewiston aud Hamilton.
IILlNois-The Benton Standard SAYS. that the
Congressional campaign Is opened IN the Is,
ESyptianl District Three gentlemen have an
n0Unced themselves rs candidates, all agreed TO
Kill oil McClernand. aud then fight for the nonIna-
ton among themselves viz Messrs. Hayes, Allen
and Hicks
MARRIAGE LAW N MAssAcHUsErrS-An new
.aw IN regard ~ marriages has been passed by
the Massachusetts, Legislature, which dispenses
with fourteen days notice and publication hereto
tore required.
WORKiSGNENs CoSGRiss A Congress Of
Workinsmen, representing the VARIOUS mechsni
cal trades, is to assemble at Pittsburgh to-day, 10
consult and devise means for the advancement and
mutual benefit OF the telling many.
SALT MINI DIsooysRKp,-A salt muse has been
discovered near Woodstock. Lower Canada. Il
is said the mine vii yield sahcien, to supply the
whole OF Western Csnads.
rg SIX prisoners-fve Of whom were counter
isiers-escAped from the Franklin County jail at
Columbus. Ohio. on the 9TH instant 0nly o0s had
been rttaken Sc the latest accounts
70" Gen. Mnros SrATP, Wing. has been elect
cd Mayer Of The City ot Madison, lad.
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AOsDAG, ADTfl i.
AsHFS-Are dun. Ri,h a better supply Ssss % bbs
a. S6de % Tor POLs and 5 gas = for Pearls
COTTON-The ma act . tfmer, wiih q far demand
Tie saes are, hoseger, Irregular hat tie quU,sIlors
cannot be made
FLOUR AND NEAL-The Flour market 70 day hss
been Ard med um grades rAIher better The
iI0m The ks.a and h- hom7 Ade y fair, but We
hra Of nous dong for lie Provinces CGnscia 10 very
beavy e. TIE saes 1870 hbs a IS az 50 Or eur
and No Inspection 48id5 90 fpr common ard o. al ni
STATE Old ard new n.pscuon uod5 10 for f.vOnle ate
80 sd for cbigso snc good Obio ard seas CO for
pure Gen.see 10 souh~Tn be market Is arm arc cave.
20 bbs at sQ5 ~ iJr mixed ard good brsncs
Georg-towu Bl moTe snd A-1ancriA sd5 IS for fancy
and IL - fDr Redmond City, with ss.es - boz Of
he arer Meal . n better cemsnc ard hrm sses Ga
bos Delaware prtvse ierns: 50 jersey ~ IS 80
Br.neywDe efds3 ard SO Long Island 81 g. Rye
Floor 10 - Win ,aes $40 bbls The market Il .t-ady
WHIsKY-ls h-avv, without many Transactions The
sa.es 50 Ibis ~ : Sc. Sses % o Drudge cssSs
reported - having be-n q. sde a. q nc. line
GRAlN-Tber- = good inquiry Tor Whess from he
South and The market . nrm- The supply 70 lot very
lsrge. Sales 3tOo hush mixed ard Western pfivsie
ierns cargo VI soUtnern While prime 81 70 and LOO
2.iu- Geresee l9Cc Fora lot Of Quo lose wa. BID
Corn 10 mocrrsie supply, and he quotations. tend ID
vsrr ssss IS 60 Or =.fo tush e. nc for round while
Sub m yellow Rye SIC and cuI oxis eouuna- firm
&c &c fF Northern. = FOR Jersey, sDc 1Hd8 FOR
SCgneru- Sales hus1 barley sc. PEGS and
heavy. sa-s IN iots ., sc
PRUNislONS-Th- PORK nHket "a fruey. with fair de-
usnd Ss-s soc 0oo bbls 81 10 l2l for Mess and
81 for Pnn-, ard srn Beefis wiihOul sac OF mpos
made ~ So TIE nSket for Lard b~ter. with good de-
uxFd Slcs 30 bbs and ics a. u az 81, = 100 B-ihe
l.irr rro- - efvsd refused fr - obs In CO. Aesls
lie noveneoi iAr ard the pre-s show shade improve
ncnL Sass 40 tics cured shOC cers a. u e, for
ordinary 70 good. and 80 DO plain =. J,c Bauer and
Cbess- are 8 N, srd lie fo5uer Is active
skkDS-Tb-re . but sma.i business dcrs a fsic
ioF Cd ane = lof new Cover Timothy 10 Guile hesys.
s3d ROagh al ,-rds DIV ard, llhoash snail APP.
by. In cons g1err- u lie bessDess u Linseec Oh
NAVAL sIOREs-Teere Il . 'ar Il s1iry for Eestr, ua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

A>rf.Rzsr TAN The sat between re Peo-
- ,e STATE OF Nsw.Yo-k and Hrman LIZ.
fFog.ton /. now on trial at Hudson, Win 'ie = o.
len, The night OF the sad Livil-stln = iarse
81. n lsnt s,uatc To the southern par. o' 1'Hia
"a county. On the part ~ the state appear AZ
tornev General Chathe.f as sted o. 'nn , a.
-, 81 T5eoi1re n Ter. gre defendant Llv-
;,,.t,n has < ian Mler. ASSISTED ,! san
So,1,bsrla,d and Robert McC elan.
After empannsiiing Of the Jary, % >,i5r1ay'
NJ Van Boren opened The cause 90 a. elaborate
,.riax or,he whaie subject u manor.ai rights AMI
,e,B-es The cause j. said % create cousl ierao-e
i,,o,os, In and about Hudson. IEveliLg POST
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Disasters, &c.

ky WTsr April The L steamer Heizei under
rnmrand OF Lieut. Rodgers, arrived on ne o u rom
frdisu River which rlsce she conveyed alter hrf
disaster az Cape Carnsverti She LEAKS very badly and
IA m D. rut on mud bark the hsfhOr q prevent her
sinking Having facilities here for repairing vessels OF
the intention Of Leut Rodgers. -
soon : circumsisuces "a PRINT proceed To Apalach
cola where under sand tfirent railway has istey
erected The bsfk James Smith having comp et"d
her repairs sailed The 5fh for Phi'sdephis The org
Isabella Reed has brought from key rsvencr to tbs
place She Is beautiful sn4 ~etbut vessel, buI u nuch
mutAied witch said have been done by the MISTER
previous the shaTdonmsnt Severs augur holes werc
found thrOue IN her bottom, which plugged mp, when
she WAS easily freed 81 She 10 now being hued Out
ana designed by The present ow ne for packet between
his place ard New NOik Ship Amelia ~ Charleston
loading Tor Liverpool with he residue q the cargo OF me
wrecked Brush bark Lord SeatoD
Capt PHIPFs, Of chip Coumbis ~ Boston rom Msniis
reports having passed on the ON April In Tat 81 ~ ION
6S - the hnl OF vessel OF shout ,o uns; hsd white
streak with back ports, bowsprt sud mssis gone 50 that
could tell her ciss. apparently full OF water no one
board. passed within Two miles Of her, aud being deau
isev ard and very squay al the Time ~ith our lopss
cewed down for close reehng, We could not ger near
encug Ia see her name.
BARA so,NE. Sargent from Msarxss for Cowes, put
into Boston 18Th met esky snd With damage to sails but
&c having The b. In ai 81 n. Ion - ~, had 10
ie 70 /, hours under bare poles IN hurricane.
BARK OsPR.N. Boston from Havana, experienced
heavy weather and received damage 10 sails end oulwSs
the 6h st ~ So lon - 49, laid 10 l. hours upder
bsrs poles during hurricane.
Soi EGIIaBETH (sf WARREN. from Thomsston for New
York put Boston lab, having lost the head Of her
ioremast in the Bay the day previous
S,H WM WALLACE-The following are the names oi
The persons on board .ch VIM Wsace (Of Gloucester be
FORE reported missing; Stephen ID Gnihn, master OF
g oucrster; Daniel Adams do, George Brown, 81 DO
Frederick Lewis, dO-fuTmerlv 81 Dauvers WIN OTant,
OF - Me- John Lieudell. # Townsend, Me, VIM Mans
field. OF Halifax Ms. Thomas Inges, of Orleans. Mass
Messrs Griffin, Adams and Lewis leave families The VIM
Wallace hrstcass vessel OF 81 uns years old and
valued at $1,000 for which she is insured at lhs
Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Office.
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From he ST Louis nleleeDcer, April D.
We are indebted to James Sinclair, Esq. for the
following extract from r letter to him from A Nc
Dermot, dated Sekirks Colony, Feb 10, 1850:
"a packet has Just arrived from McKenzie's
River. which brings news that the ship that went
IN search Of Captain Franklin is wintering in
McKenzie's River This packet is sent post haste
by the States ms HOugh NE Captain rs StH
0Ifrc
Sir Joha Richardson and Mr. Bel are 10 leave
this IN few DAYS. taking with them all the men,
except eight two OF whom are to remain here du-
ring the Summer, whilst the other SIX are TO &C
company me down the COPpermine to the Polar
Sea: when | hope, If the season proves iaVorabie'
to.sdd n LITTLE TO the chart Of these regions.
Mr.. Sinclair has also kindly favored us with an
extract from letter from John hae dated at Fort
Confidence 3Oth April, SAG. The WRITER'S attached
10 the expedition Of Sir John hchar son, and his &C
coput of the very favorable weather during the win
terofls4s-9 leaves eson TO hope that the search
for Sir John Franklin was prosecuted under the
most favorable circumstances, and as W nave rca
son to hope, with success.
Mr.. Rae says;
"The weather here has been very fine compared
with the exieriercc Of Deasc and Sinclair; there
have not been eight day during the last six months
so stormy AS to prevent travelling. We have had
an excellent house 20 live ill., with an abundance OF
wood and ven.son, and very fine fish, rs much as
we could consume with a large stock on hand N
the store al present.
Whom the packet arrived here ! was absent, ai
the endal River with the First portion OF stores
and provisions Tor the summers consumption. but
returned two days after Great number OF deer
were seen, all migrating Dorthward.
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MELANCHOLY EFFECrs OF THE UsE VF CHLoKo-
FosN-A Young lady of this city, who NJ - that
time had enjoy cd good health took some ohorosorm
several weeks aso in order u have several teeth
extracted without pain. When the operston was
finished she was quite delirous, and could not tell
whore she lived az no she She WAS sent
home in q carriage aud soon after she was Sc e d
with spssms of the most violent character. These
continued almost without interruption for many
dsys-oitea threatening immediate death The
best medical skill could no. mitigate their severity
~ their frequency. Recently We believe recourse
has been had u mercuriSl preparations, which have
put an end to the spssms bat have leit the pa
uent in state Of suffering which no lsnsu sc can
describe. Her complete recovery can hardly be
expected, though hopes sre entertained that the
END OF her intenssss scferincs is not far distant
IL is now about three weeks slice she took the
choroeorm. and she has ever SINCE been IN the
keepest agony Rochester Advertiser.
tSS- Francis stephens, discharged soldier, "ho
MAS wounded In the Mexican war, was murdered
At 81. Louis on the % inst A rufkan named John
Smart alias Thorn. alias Johnson, W IS arrested as
the murderer, and circumstances are very strong
g. ainst hin-
EMIGRATION FRoN CASApA-The ste amer Amc-
,lca arrived ST Rochester GA Sunday iron Csnads
with upward of three hundred euisrsats, most OF
whom were from Port Hope ard Cobourg They
were probably lsnded 81 those places rom tbs
boats that reached there late last AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

DEATH PROM lNTFsrtRANcE.-The Coroner
Jury in the ease OF Mr. Wilson, whose sudden
death at Washington We have already announced
rendered The following verdict;
THAT the deceased was man Of iniempersto
habits. and bad been for two weeks previous t.
his death, constantly under the influence OF ardent
spirits. and on the night preceding the morning Of
his death he manifested strong symptoms OF Deb
rum tremens aud while in that state, about 10
ocloek at risbt hc was married and retired to bed
about II O'Clock; that after be got in bed he ex-
changed few words with his wife and then fell
asleep, and was found dead in his bed on Thursday
morning about daylight; and the Jury believe from
the evidence, that the deceased came TO his death
by congestion OF the brain and stomach, produced
by the habitual OF Intoxicating drinks
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tt4 r,rk-i - iii'. s-r ssi-s no oas ~ ~ -
Cor-rv .rc 10 for Wilr.ng'or. t-ls-red. 80. e.,
psnun- !. noninsly g.. sses 80 b1.' Spurs - ''S'
-a.n ri o.,
-.--s q. ~e-- much 1-sspisd. sd . ceres %
.--. = o- S.es on shr srot reported Ia lcis Al re
va f,r 4n~ town 10 = flr = -
FFATHE RS-Salrs iso = A. - fir Rooi pf'--e 81, Il.
ToSACCtlT A-r- B.. f.ir .i-na.rd. sri ira rizFs-t :
IS 5-n Sass 81 r,is MAJ .a-1 AZ .'s'a A. q" 90
e. = Ma~ufsc- ur-i = STEADY ell,
bs-s
BONE-fs .-ss s-u. bat We hea- ~ ~ ss.ss
RilE->Aes .ln - a -rl = ne ai.sl " I--Ile.
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Cleared.

Steamers Empire City. Wilson, Chsgres, Howard 4
Scr; Erie Norman Pnia
snips ST Ncho.e as Waterman san Franci.co, Ogderi
shannon, Merrymsn, NOr-Ans. Z II Cough & Co; Ma
Ron Thompson. Bridgeport, Conn, Durham Dimon,
Charlotte Reed, Webs, Cuba W Elw,ii.
Barks Norumbsgo. Baxter, Galveston. III Brewer x
Co. Hecla Souper. Nstsnzss, Read.
Bngs Augusta. Stone. Savannah, Siurgss, ClesrmAn L
Co. Nancy Prau Stevenson, Bangor Thompson Hunter
Harriet Newell Harry, Norfolk, Badger Peck CO, Mes
.euger b. Boochie Pictou, Ms, heEveTs Mary Ehz
sb-h, lie Sor St Johns, NJ, do. Asebsran. Ne~el HA
fax Ns Hunter & CO; Gen rayl,r, W ats, TnomasiOn
sch II Perry, Barbee. Anugua I'D Marscsibo, q
Whuker. 0 i've Branch, CsI. JscksOnv.le; Sarah Ann
Roe Oilett Norfolk Slgrges, CleHfmsn Coz Onsnna
bod ge Rlchnooi. X " Person Margaret, Wagsm,
Pc ersbnry. Va Hunter CO. kniiv Johnson, Cole
BaIunl re- May Powell, Williams, Wilmington, NC
Rainbow Tu hill Newberp, NC. III Plsu 4 Cos Caroline
Hal Roger., PhJs sssh Log.s, Croker, do; A,ane,
SANFORD " minztln Helen Giiihh, Charleston.
Barge 2 lsnet Wright Philadelphia
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X, Telcsra phi.

NFw.ORLEANS. Ap.ii s. Below, shr i.cro Nlcrk
CHARLESTON ADrti i2--Arr barb Plymouth, Nlcrs
big. Cf-orge and tuIiiy, -.
NFW.BEDFORp April lS-Cld. bNk Ia Orange. A..
larrc Ocean .
PRONINCETONN. April lo-> 3 brig Lo4s Is nee
So-fh l.1rr- IN ,ch NirEer-Vr. 90, ION, bTg Med
6,-s a.. sch. T. Coos. snd Belle lee. do
PROVIDENCE. April Sis schs FiaW.s: N'fi =
I0nslsr Pni4 Cspe NAV Go, sO0Ps Jtires Long, s,f
Amen. NNors
BRISTOL April i5-Si brlgs Virginia SAL Frsncisoo
Jerome s-h i~nc-. ard -enp Jsne- 90 -
BATH April Az schr :. Lem, Buosv4ie c lc'h
Ynursha. Frr1er'c ksh1Fgh .
PORTLAND Apsii l3 AZ rsrks May Lowe. snd bill
serce M.srzss = uli SCI Jscob L0ugfrlow Havans
Cshsfin~ RSppsha-rock Cd hriE Hsn0ver Msisnfss
BO>rON. Apr. iA-Ar schr Triumph I'm IN. sc 'puls'
Below. t-ig Doug SIS I'm - Mario, ca shp lnfscer'
san Franc hrics Mans. Ners Cruz Oxford, NOME
lawrence. Ph.ia, schs HArison. san Francisco 81
rman. Ahanv
SALEM. Apri A-Sd b-rS Miquecn, RIO Grade ;
5rigs Z anet, Cape &c \eri. Glslastis, Marsuhsm.
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April Let 81, Ion IS 25 brig Fox OF and nom Bath for
savannah
I'm NZeslsnd for London.
March II. lat 10 ~ lon 80 ~. ship, apparently
new, steering 4, showing signal red white and red hor-
zontsy
March NJ. Of Key West. brig Mary OF Southport from
Nlork for Galveston
March ~ lat - -. Ion TO- bark Sarah Hale Atkins
is fn Portland FOR Ca-ienss
April tsO reported stated to have sailed 9hD
Ian 80 80 Jon 20 90 passed bark Forbes I'm NHayen
FOR Porto Rico.
March IS, Of Tu,kar, ship Anna Tilt, from Liverpool
FOR NIors
April la l8 Ion y bhe Gem, I'm NYoIk f0r Mobile.
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FIVE FIRES N ONE DAY.-Five fires occurred
a. New Orleans the ih Inst destroying large number
81 tudines And much other proporDtke aggregate lose
amounting about $4,000 Among The buildings des-
,ro,ed were cotton plcksry OF ksnsger
Co frnnting upoE 81 Mskst large stable IN the rear
IN which four horses burned tive frame buildings
upon - Msksi the coTuer house occupied as grocery
store by J NJ {. Brady two cue story dwellings, upon
Perdico-si and two tvo-sory name houses upon MAJ.
dsrne-sL beside buildings ard sheds IN he
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New-Nork Cattle ,Iarket.

BY own Reporter
At MARKET 81 B-eves, 1900 sOuhern remainder
from his sale - Cows 40 Caves, and % Sheep and
Lambs
some time past buye purchased pretty freely al ON -
About 100 head -fl over unsod- Market closes
dali
cows AND CALyEs-Brought from 80 to 3 50a
q 50 In -
SHEEP AND LAMRS--A fsr business done.
Sales a. from 81 70 35a6. All sold.
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I'll AR RIEp.

o. sunday. Apr 1 By Rev NJ s.iw@1 NJ RICH
ARD BEDELL 81 Ihis CIy. 90 Mss CLARi>SA BEohLL
o. Anltssi.le. !.
y~s.elsv --o-c-E A7rt H. A. Grace Ce---H Brooklyn
he psv d. Nrro1 JOHN y VAL. ESQ ~ BtrsNSf-r
fa-f1r % CONSTANCE vour get csra ef OF Capt
- W.. / 2 0. s.orc va Not..ns H. Lol-el
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81 ~. carns-Ln.. G-.a, s..n.haLoa... - D.


s.h Anirs coruein. Gran'. S~ansboroush. NC. aags.
stores usst-r
81 B-rger Co'e, Petersburg. udse, 70 Hunter
RETURNED The b. big D.wr. R'sekrrburg h~rc-
"a, Cows reis rrei fum So On saturday, and up
- ~ CRY YESTERDAY sfefnoon IN c0nstGcu oi re1s1
OF iha sesuen 10 do duty
sNLrD-S.-.mshi3 Emrire CRY, Nisor. Cessrrs.
~, ,r.,-r a-1- A - Liverpool sch O Perry Am
ga s-f Maracabo.
NlND-Daring The day. fro-n NV, snd ffc.h
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UAyANA. April 2Arr. sohrs Isshels Gage, Charleston.
PheuiN Carlisle, SAINTS Cruz Sd, arr, ship Tafqun,
Doughty Boston Pilot Boat Enterprise Butler 40 de I'm
NOTeans distress without papers, held under suspi-
ciOn snd quareuunsd-r relieved application Of the
ercan COnsu, bark Ozark DGvis Philad CID, schrs ~
len Dale, BOynton, Maisnza Phenx, Carlisle. Portland
....fh arr. sleslier Falcon. Hsrsten. NOheans Ohio,
schenck NYork Cid bark + Perry, SiAnwood, Msnel;
Falcon. Hartsein, Chaefes. arr brig Som
ers. WATSON, Charleston; brig Adams GRAY, Schneider,
NOresns CID steamer Ohio, schenck NOrleans; schr
Joseph James Mitchell, Cardeuss; bark 4 Wood
ward, Chapman, MztaDZss. b. MillsndOn Butler NOT
leans; Prospect, Under wood, Msiarzss Medors Roby
Msel 20 Road, thence Portland .7h arr schr Eddy,
-, NOrleans
MATANz.s, April 3-Arr. brig miliken Leighton Boz
tons brig Washington Newton, Phladi schr Aurora Bore
ais NOrleaDs
GIBAsA, March l9-hrr ,chr Petrol, Senetron Bahsy.
CIENFUECos March 27--Afr, brig sarah Williams, Goo,
Cunecos schr Pauline, Sues Chsgres l3f, sd, schr
Solendd, Baker, NYork .2ih us,k John W,lch Ares.
Philad; brig Shswmui York NYork
CusA, March h-st, Pilot Boat Charles A l. Lamar,
Light, NYofs; schr AceuIt R-ynes Cardenas. lgtb.
I'd bark Wsgr.m, Eiiveio COwes...2lst sid Pilot Boat
A Cook Smith Boston
CAEDcSAs, March 2S-Arr schr Merchant Zessier Hsv.
mn, bgk Grsmpu- Dyer, NYors. ..sih, brig
ROamer Ncholss...5lst, bark Louisa Wi,eby. Havana
SD, March % bhs liyss, French; NYork; Vandsns
Chsse, Liverpool. n h. brgs q n Wright Eieleson
Philad; Sea Bel, MsrrymaD NYOfk
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PHILADELPHIA. Apr i5-.{r-irrS-Bsrk Turk, Mex
arson. Savannah, -rhs Alcvuua. Mhiuser Wilmington,
Nc Hudsos Rogers. Norwich; Nathaniel no mes Morris
Boston. Rio Grarde Moron. Nlo,s
Cielrs4-ShiD Helen M'Gsw tpsh Tucker Liverpool.
hsrks GOV Won Oxho.m DAVIS. ;. Thomss snd ~ CroN.
Nsrga-eL R-ynsgsn. San frsrcsco Chesapeake PIKE.
HSvSra: hriss rranst (Brl PSyntc,. Barbetoes sarah
plea York Portland: Ch-s Henry. Wilson Boston schs
Nirrsrt lB ID Dlrscomh Bermuds; Juusis, Weber Boz
tor. Hudsrn Rogers Norwich: Nshsnirl Holmes Nor
M. Boston. Geo scott St-srns. Rockport RIO Gr.nte,
Nor.on Bridgeport. New Conveyance. Champion Nlofk.
barge, RoSanna, Dogg hersy do Mar, wilson, do
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.
For Europe.
For Newly ork.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

OcF,S srEa~ SsvIeario~ CoNFt>Y
WASHINGTON Csp' Licrs---- pr yes Nc A'-l i'
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Foreign Ports.

At San Jusn. ca March % sch Rsweon (of Easporl.
Loron for HYOrk uuc. tbe only Am vessel IN port.
Al 81 Martins March So brig -Four Bnhers, Dewoli lm
Phi.a, for 81 Thomas, urc.
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Receiptx of produee.

BE- Ere Raaro0d, April 1870 bbs Flour ..
bags Wles', Is eels Egg. 6s do Ashes 81 Pkgs Butter
@l5 80 Merchandise lss head sheep; t3i do Cattle ~
her. Il hnlee Wool
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California ye.,.,. spoken, &c.


March s. ls3 =, Ion % 81 w. ship Powhsusu, Tucker
hom NYork dec ~ Bermuda tJsn ~, for California
all well.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT or APRIL &C. 1870
MINIATURE ALNASsC....rHis DAY.
srN-Rl,~,.6 ~ Set.....6 90 MooN-SeIs ....ll LEA
MGR wsTER....Aprl 10
SANDY Hk.. 10 son Gov. isi..ll ibm Hell Cate. ba
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Passengers Arrived.
In brig Sarah Brotcn, from hobi!e-Mei'rs Seey ana
Eyuuge.
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NllTOS.

AMERICAN RErUDLIcANisM.-It would be
an extraordinary commentary upon Amcr-
can Rcpublicanism i the Compromise, with
lhroerruur,hs Of the American people in its
favor, should be rejected by a majority Of
the Servants Of the peuplc at Washington.
What is the advantage Of Republican
Governmchl ii the supremacy of the popular
will is to he practically denied while i, is
theoretically conceded, ard denied too, upon
n question involving The highcs, interests Of
the peopic,-ih their property, happiness,
pcacc,-,he Union of the country and the
preservation of liberty itself? We nigh,
as well have monarchy at once, and an
absolute one at that. asa system of Gov.
crnmen, which, mocking the people with
the name of sovereignty. .,ritlcs with their
dearest interests, aud makes them mere
pauns to be used in the game of aspiranis
for ofiice.-Richmond Republican.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-09
For The .3,hens Post.
TO "PIIlLOS," OF JONESBOROUGH

You say your life has yel!or grown;
A slight mistake, ween,
For if It's not unlike your verse,
I'm sure it mus, be green.
You say the time your heart could love
j. now forever gone;
Well, let it go-and after 1t
You: silly IEymes be thrown.
The man who, for a simple kick,
Would make SO great fuss,
don't care who The deuce he is,
He's scarcely worth cuss.
You wish to meet despair and die,
And leave this world of evil;
Then do--bul mind that after death,
You do not meet lhe--devl!
"Neglecl"-"!orgel,"-I'm sure you are
The greatest ass ever knew,
To beg So warmly ci the world,
Just what the world will do.
MlTOS.
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The MusTEEN MUGDER.-Onr readers
will remember the singular case related by
us the other day. IN which one man killed
another IN revenge inr something which had
happened forty years before. The murdered
man was named Mustcen, and the supposed
murderer. Watson. The latter has been
arrested a; Sparta. Tenn. but il is said that
he can prnve an abb. His son-in-law. o
man named Hiram Hodge, is now accused
Of having committed the murder.