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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
Spoktn. SO.

June lS,b lai - l. Ion "a IT, brig Mar Warrington.
from Palermo tor Boston.
July lalSO So Ion ~ scihn brig carlota Laysao I'm
Palermo for Boston IS diyi ou end 50 days fg brstar
July al 70 80 Ion 10 So sch Aosno, Of Wado)oro I'm
BoE On for Wilmington
Joy LAT Il o. lon 90 ., brg Waterloo n Windsor for
Pkilacelph'a
No cate &c saw icb n.r7 n Case R1msry, from Ess.
Port DID know here und supposed she lcsisj
" ID c0elf-tsw pagergers 90 deck
Jug aISs - Ion II q, saw two Engiish ba'Es da 'O'
spssk hem. A.,
June at 49, ION u S. ship Nantucket, Of AMI IA haa'
tuclet hr Pacific Ocesn -,
Juiy LAT 40 lor o. So brig Robert Ramsay from So''on
Tor OUnsives l. ~,
Jolly 5 od Haiiers, scs HJlt from b''1'o w VIZ
plr glCn. NC. ,,.,,,,. g.,
June H. lst 81 So lou y % 8r bark AsAi 'n
Cope Of Good Hope win passer gers or Z 't - ,,.
June "a LAT a N Ion = - ship hoee'e 'h 'D'T0'P'
with passengersf,r Efs't -, p, e.. ,..,, -
May q loa a, .ch sarah LAWS I'm Ca''4-'-'A '0'
Wv p. Ion s. xss Zen tde wa'hinsoa IN A''ina
for Bofon - .. ...,.
,ur POSED 10 be The Pacific
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aLCOND RnARD-
THURSDAY, July ll-P.h.

THURSDAY, July l-f. u.
The Stock market is buoy ant to day, with good
demand for the Fancies. Erie, Farmers, &c. ad.
vAneed, and Erie Bonds were firm a. par for sec.
ond mortgage. There was moderate inquiry for
Government Bonds, and the marke. vas rather
hrmer. Sound Stocks are in good demand for in
veStment al fan prices. At the Second Board
nearly all the Fancies improved.
The Exchange market is steady but there is
very little doing Sterling is held frmly at 10 6lOI
Tor first class bills. Francs 5.23l 5.2ll for 60
days $500 5.lsi 70. sight. Amsterdam i00 fOi.
Bremen, 7siasO. Hamburg, o5l a35i.
In Freights there was nothing Of importance do
irg excepting 5000 bbls Flour at 3D. and some
Cotton at ID. to Liverpool The French packe, of
the 2oih Is fsll at &C., for Cotton and Bone and s.
as6 Tor Ashes ship vas chartered to 80 to
he Isle OF France and thence 10 London On private
terms. For California there ia Considerable oEs-
ing at 60a7Oc. per foot
In Money there is Do change 70 notice. Tbesuo
ply continues very large, and the ssles low
For once it would seem that the amount Of "a
by an arrival from Chagres. has boee under est.
mated. The CLERK Of toe Pnualephis steamer
states that be has received f-egh, on ~ 27SoOO 10
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NETWORK TRIBUNE
The Eaucstiesai Con'en'o"'

coy,,.nondepee Of The Tribune
sva.cusE, "Wednesday, July ia NJ
,.rrs delegation met this morning at y
rhs Hall was foil, though hundreds are
-, ON their way bither. The Convention being
s.u,d TO order, My. g. g. Randall OF Albany was
elected Temporary Chairman Ga taking tAe o,an
he remarked that this Convention bad as'e'oo'o1
consider the greatest question that co"'u -
mankind. The question is whet' er 'ne 00.SO'
.hi. STATE shall be Free Scboos-whe'nei '"o UP
,o,,un,e, for obtaining good education snoui' 10
..urea 70 every child, and whether those opPoI."'
LIE. ,hAll be freely afforded To 'H s ...-. 49,
rbiioren Of the poor can enjoy them. Lsstyesr tne
Zee Sobol law was submitted TO the people auu
thsy declared by an emphatic majority ina. euuua
zion should be freely siiorded to all An oac"y
m sde against this law in consequence OF 'ne
ness Of some W no are noe takios ad's 49,
defects of the law 70 procure us repe~ ~ ,ha 81
ME. We are met TO consult together ~ ~" T,no
- 40 mncb Of the law as IS, bat Of tne Free
oV IT, ~, If Education is nothing new In the
.,ao.oDhS of the world II has been discussed
r. tbs earliest times. Plato, Socrates, ana al
the philosophers Of all ages have discussed tn's
s,e.t ouestion Bot the blessings OF education nave
,svions 10 the nineteenth century been confined 70
The few and we are met here TO secure them 10 sno
" hole people. We say that all shouldoe educa'eu'
and that the property Of the State is bound To- eda
cate an the children Of the Commonwealth. Every
thing good and great to man is connected with .os
subject. II appeals not to the seinshne's ou. y
The generosity of the people. 1t is not expected
that individuals will make dollars by freeing tnef
scboos but III at infinitely greater wealth tnan InaI
counted bv cold and silver will be reaPed oy our
children and our grand children. The moral ana
inteIIectual development Of the peope depends
urop IT, and on the freedom OF our SCHOOLS dePends
The future glory Of the Republic. .
Committee was then appointed 70 report per
mapept officers for the Convention.
Mr.. Van Zandt Editor Of the SyTacue Daay
Star. then announced the death OF the President
and moved in tok en- Of respect that the Convention
now adjourn until O'Clock NJ. This motion was
waivea for the appointment Of a Com mtsee on Ad'
5,sss and Resolutions. A Committee OF seven
consisting Of Sedgwick, Greeley, Steele, May
ReeLmaS, Cobourn and Phelps. was appointed
Mr.. Pierce, author Of q new Grammar, moved 70
amend the motion for adjournment to VIII that the
Convention adjourn until ~ O'clock when the Oon,
ven,on shall be permanently adjourned. de sald
that we had met 10 consider question connecteo
with the interests of man and be would say, Let
the dead bury their Dead" and let as consider the
welfare Of the living He felt as deeply az any Ole
In view of the national calamity, bat the sp'dt Of
the dead would bid us God speed in our deiber-
stions. The motion to adjourn until l2 o'clock was
carried nearly unanimously. &. A. HINE.
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Disasters, &c.

BR BARK LADY CoLEBRoox from Neg.YoIk f5f "a - &C.
was wrt cked scatIeTie, 25.h ulL
Sen CoEELLL g. ProVdencs 9th from Norfolk, reports
thai The TN in N LAT 81 40 on IS 80 palsad da Of
Vesse about 10 feet out OF WAFER beei up; and from ap
pearance belonged TO a fore alt az schooner
Sen PERU (Of WadoboTo) Rswley, from Calais va
EaIpOTL r. New Haven, viii lumber, wss IN contact on
ins about miles SW Of West Q1oddy, with Br sch Jane,
Davidson Of Windsor, while the crew were engaged Ia
re, fog re aims all ard bsi soaId bow stove 10, soeI
snRahed &c ana imme1ia'ely filed The Jane golag on
without H. ring any asstADce. The Perd was 10 yea mo
Ia ttr on BY Revenue cutter Alert, Capt Whiicono'
B,rrIpclou Ms, july The sleamsbip geeroy rsnAas
in sboo he sane state With every probability OF oeng got
e n ,houd The " eai0eT continue TAR.
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The Macon and Westen Railroad is TO receive
forthwith new and heavy rail throughout It's
entire length.
The arrangements for building the Misdseville
and Gordon Railroad have been contaminated and
the Road will be completed by the LIST September
next.
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Increa.e......ssAsl.sI7 21s97Is

lDCIChhrsss t~toAfOA' ~'oufAo S~,Oo< JO0
Decrease .s9lOolO
The increase in Specie, it will be observed, is
very large, nearly 90 e cent. The increased de.
loans. If the other nine Banks have increased
these items in the same proportion, the aggregate
amounts will be in round numbers for the 3O.h OF
June Loans snd Discounts $50, 700 900 Specie
SIC, 500, OOO Circulation Sc, 400 900; Deposits $685.
ZOO 900. Since the 3Oth June the Banks have re-
ceived considerable acce,sons of Specie.
The Shipping List contains the annexed stats
tical statement Of the Commerce Of this Port from
July Q to Juy9
To LropsOI-465O bbI Flour, 500 90 Resin, 1889 bush
Corr pi8 lbs Cheese, 82 do Manufactured Tobacco
To London LOCO bbl, Flour go do Potash 7O3 do Resin
Gaze u bales SasapaTs go packages 5EiDs 50 l6j gals
Sperm or 20 hhe Tobacco, $3.50 lbI Maanfd Tobacco
ia,gOT-sSO OOls Flour, IS do Beef 81 do Pcsel Nut.
ton. 94S do Resin 800 do Tar IS do boneA 90 do Gu
Thus q es Rice, 323 bush Corn essks Uloos IS Iuns
Horns 81 los Crease, 700 do Hams Sc los iogs
Cedar, 81 gls Am Rum
To fyalIHd-7W5 bush Corn.
To M0r'siiies-s5O bbs Resin pkgs DomsIuea 50 600
To RoeA<Ge- 81 600 Slaves ss bbls Fish Rou..
To SJaH-l6httO Slaves.
To had,,ra 40 bbls Flour 20 600 feet Lumber; 1900
Slaves 0i gals Whale OH 30 pounds Tea; uerces
10 4triai-l3 hhdl Tobaceo; p pkg. DomsIdcsi 90
kegs Powder % bsls PorL; 100 Do Rua.
10 Pana@a--lObbs Beef; lg5 do Pork; 100 do Bread;
y bhos Bread; ba5 luns Coal 10 les Molssses: 1900
fesi Lunbsri e. bNs soaps - do Sperm G lndies IS!
pound, LAid SO DO ba.'sfi lOsls 90 Red Sugar ii
baes Ouch :. fkEs silks
10 bueBos 1srss@H bbis RICE, IS eco feet Lumber 20
rs Tea So DO b3sd Tobacco
To Bg0=di leo abs Flour SEQ DO Resn 50 bxs TaeSs
2l55 rs Tes, 10 pkfs DOresres
-Gy,nadd Ao0 bb,s Flour so DO Naval st5res 70
DO Datum, u pigs DGnese, ~ nAs CassA 10 coil Cor
dsge, IS bzs See 10 D. Sperm Candes % do Mold al.
dies. 100 iegs Powder
ToMsIss-.25 bATs IfCa, ~ bEs Steel u DO Ta.k, ID
yin Sts, - do sperm Caldses 10 bales Damn II do
Cirnsmon - bags Cocoa 81 "a DTugS a. do
sDs 69 GO AEchuery q 10 DOmesIes. ~ 10 Agf.ltl
raj lmpen eus 20 gallons sPfis rurpengiLe 100 elns
Paper 10 doz C&AiIs
10 Honh9s 80 bh's nasg j25 do pork 20 ter rice
10 pigs domeses 1901 lbs Ags, S do butter R 6 dTy
Cab
To SBaniA Vet Eass 5000 s7sps 20 bxs sperm can.
elss SS hale OIL 10 Obls aoar, "a l5s Do sler 400
30 nid tobacco
y I.isa ",'' Iadie --Cgt ehes, g. Ii7 10 bn,i,-
i.'l o. 80 80 ~ fsa be, O. ,li sS5s d. M -
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NJ A II lied.

July 10 ~ 81 AIMS Church Brooklyn, by Rev B. Cut.
Ter d. d HENRY AUSTIN BRADY, Counselor ~ Law,
10 JULIA ANNA only daug hler OF BsE amn Adams Esl
Of BIoohlyn l.. | deceaied.
July 8, BY Rev. Nr Whicher Mr. ISAAC T THAYER
OF New. York 10 hisI ELIZA CLARKE dAus her Of the
late DR. John Clarte OF Saratoga Springs
On tie evening Of the - June a. tas MorrB House
Pbilsce phs, bv Alderman Nj chel, WIN CHAMBERS
10 ANNA JANE, daughter Of John ~ Anderson ootn Of
Keuntu square
On Weonesdsy, July lOIh by the Rev. Charles qal,sv
p N W. REDFIELD, Esq TO AUGUSTA, daughter Of d.
r. Kiersied, i,q al Of Inls Guy.
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FOREIGN Ports.

At Areebo 29h ulL Seneca Fenhsgsn, for Balamcre s
de, brig Csrlsn, for Philadelphia b dc
Arr al Quebec 9Th inst, chip Coum0ine, Bell, NewYork
CID 5th, snip Switzerland Mecaer, Liverpool Eatd Cor
dg 5,h ship Epsmpondas, for Liverpool CID Gu ships
Saxon, Crosby London; Ayasnchs. Tia ~kus, 0Iasgov-
Eod for dg 9Th, ships Delaware. for London Lsdy Nh
Arr al ST John, NIB, 9Th inst, brig, spsculsor sssis
Philsdelphis Mischief CLARK, nYOfhi schs Albert E<s
do; Owe Branch, Fought dos Venture Whelpisy, Boax
I'm brg Spray Rossiler Porlandi scbs Msrcslor Lsd
Boston; MAY flower Hupper, Tnomsaoui 9Th, ship Rinf
well Brown NYork. CID 9th b, soip Amsrsulh Coraa
Liverpool; brig heyelyn, Gnpsnck, K-nneblnk sh
ship Sschem Woodbury., LverpoS; sehs H1ncoa NJ.
loney HYork; Brunswick Lion, Graf Lobec. Enlo az
Sd inst ships Buena VisIs Mustard, glasgow Amscsn
for Cork
AnM Pietou 18th ult sch Nicsnor Hocka s. Pierre Ma;
(and cid ID inst for Dorche,tsr6 - bark Ziioo fnuf
low Boston lend Gin "a inst for pem0rokeE orgs Kan
leep M'Phee BO,ou; Charles DsSls do land cid cans
cav FOR WtrehamG ZeDron art from DO; ecu Trial Ger
nor 90 (snd cid for do 2dl %. baE Pilgrim, Chssdk.
Boston DIS Cid 9Th ulL brig Mepanorss Couer, Were
ham; schs Kenneth, Henimon, de-; z9ih, bsrt FsmouA
Sherman Providence; bries SUPERB Forest Bosioc; sd
Chesapeake Sanford, Fail Biver; Olive Brsnch
Bouche Boston; Let inst, brig Lydia salser DO d. Kh
Theus, Hutchinson, do; sch Enzs be,h Joyce, Mon
Arr at Halifax An inst, brgs Adns, Nye P6AsaslpaS
Lady Young Rudderhsn, NfOrk; "a, I'll koox, Taylor
ks6uTs; sch Yarmouth Packet Clemesls Phsdl
Cid 2sh u brig ntus Day Baunore. let mat, schs 81
IBERIA Boloug do Victoria Locks. Nfofh; I'd, brig
johnson Psyson Phllade pha; Sd, Manila Siren, do
4ih, Belle, Lsybold Boston.
Arr at a'smagouche. Ms, Jure g. barhs George. -
New YORK; Standard, 49, Currie, Boston
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yVhalers.

Whalero.
s.red from New London jay g. sai7 c,,ssria., Han =.
stated rom Warren July 3, bai, Hector .na v,u..
sailed from Sag HnoOr Jaly g. ssip oasao, a, ~
Bedford " nes'
Al Say Of Islands, Jan 4, " 10 Tel, Tabor, 81 a.
ip FEB 3, Frsnknn, Cooper So M FOR 10 No "a'S
Sailed from Lansna a few csys prev to AprH ., =
ioh, sccum New Bedford. bad ~ % Nm
,onf Alexander Ryan, DO no nius 90 Also "a &C.,
Jas Allen, SATstogs snd CaroliIe, of Bocford ma,
0rrenPorl; Philip lat Of DO FOR Arcic Seas Nssssa
zane cafe Janet Crowel West ,1rL enc .p bsa ~, Sei
~ Hs per gal The Jas Alea sold 10 sh a. sr ~
SSue, o. ofstnport pui 10 ueE wind -, Al LsAsns
esaogs, New Bedford oH hoars crew by ds,er,,. te
a.s nsm agsin Blu, few hst des-ries fross =.
~ i.s neet TIE recruits icr shps ~ere urusQaavhI
uney paying As high q per bb Tor pos.oes a<s
- y ses5nSno Apnl - Dryade, F.oer New. a.ss-s
Dol, sperm ~ n, AZ etass ,ooti Hero ss.io N.nneAs
,p ~ aS-,son, Lawrence 20 So 90; Zeoss Con- ~,
,nuI, want SOC % 20 VIII Emersd AaGlley, N8 Issss
Pboeop N,eSo .'Sn Sseo!, Previdsoes, els.a DO %
,ieo %, for home coon SD kch ~ Emil, Mo,sas
vsn 70 erSIei 20, susan Rowland do, iSo 40, h.
April Tinor, Bsisr sAsss o; d.r.l, d. 2Ssnas
.In Aceiine Gibbs Weess "a us .,' So a. nsS
10 .p loo ws S 90: ls So p al o ysios
ssao' Lsaysie Lswrenee %, e ~ do; Mary Az ~
Al Maui April 5th ship Conss New Radical ,,. a..
bbs OF, 10 wh oil, 10 ssl same ~ fof Arch. 49,
one msn by deserIion. and dscs0esd one Al AZ s -
date Enterprise, swh New. 8edfoss clean "a H.. 49,
men by deseron Captain cromwe VIII. raj ,ss ~
mens Of all kinds very hsh pO,s1oes were .slos,
s. per bbl. '~kU
Al horgsnui, NJ, FEB H. slip NAVY. Morton. s,v.R.
lord with 100 bbs wb $50 % oil beard seoas ian ~
on NZeasnd, Caiornia. Adams NBsdfvrd, 80 VII s.rs
day, Wsverly, Neil do 500 VII
Atssndweh Islands, April ST. ship L Richmond Mo-.
tor Bedford, with 800 bols sp lao DO VIII os Arc
Al Byrons Bay, April :, ship Ofoznbo, Bartlett NBa.
ford, With $500 VII, lac OF.
APsyls, May ~ ship Harvest Ties Nsnuete,, win To-
So Reports on OF shore ground. 10 March, Chss Csrl
Long, Nantucket, 200 50.
On do, June H. ship Nsutcon. yssler, Nantucket viii
letter from Mr. ingalls, IN Csf,ruiA report. hear.
In hom al Hobart Town Ia Jan ss. bd Iska Bwses.N
Bedford, oil unknown. ~"
Spoke April a, latl n, lon So W, salp Emplrs Uobam
Nantucket with 1890 bbls sp OIL wi n ship Coog.res
Cu'hmsn, kew-BedoFd, 2lO0 spi Susan Ray NsotichsI
700sp.
letter from Capt West OF ship Jsanneus OF Nsv.BsA
ford, dated Huahna Society L. Feb a. confirms e r.
port lhsl she had purchased the cargo ship MSssr AZ
Newport before reported wrecked. Capt Wesi Ivr,,ss
that be paid $3.50 per Dbl for l1o0 1900 bos ih shea
would k up, and leaye for home Had sken 40 ,oh n
previous TO his arrival at Soelsyls
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BY Telegraph.
narkets.....BUFFALo.

marke BUFFALO, July Ia PM
The receipts are Flour. 400 bblI WHEAT aud CORN,
roue There 10 noseTale Inquiry for FLOUR bu. prices
favor the purchaser sales OF OHIO made at IS sni
Michigan al 75dis7i. There Is only limited demand
for WHEAT, AZ 95d96 and Chicago at 3003 Holders OF
CoRH have advanced their preensons ald tbs sales Ia
cor sequence small Mixed Western Is 1ila at 81
suA ssleS OF Ohio WHISKY uaki1g at . cents. There
IL nohing new In FREIGHTs.
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hsren hid d. IS hIs soap 81 mold candles IS bbs
beef so do m-rkerel - pkgs ipmesics
To hrt,A Wet Isdef- 10 bbt Flour 50 10 Rye Ylour
$50 DO PUrt - de- hlseEere 50 do Braad 95 40 Nal a
puus Mes 2f61 bush Corn 100 DO n Ace hnis
fnbsren 40 b0x-s Rap, 81 do NJ ID Cs1des IS O los
Fob, Sos 40 Rur~r "a do Larf. 3 N00 let Llnhsr
To BrffA North AasriaI-i SO mis- flour 40 10 Rvs
Four 90 % hs. 100 buIh Wheat 50 casks Vinegar 39a
lbs Md Tobacco.
The Shipping Li't gives The annexed statement
NJ mi nj This
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O.,,,araIa y,a,el. Spoken, dto.

NAV lasI N, I'm % "a solp Frsnilin Swain, tof
n day rom WOods Hole for Cslfornla-(not
he big FRAU n, Peses from Belfast Ne, as before
ported. 800. 20 49,. Co.,, -. -,
more Acfl III fUF San FrAGcaeO-all we'll
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No rece'pis FLOUR 10 hrm ard with moderate de-
nAnd Sales Of 100 bbs at previous hgHres Nohing do
ing In oIter articles Of produce
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Receipts OF Produce

BIZ North Rirer Boats, July ll.-3,52l bb
Flour 1874 do Meal; co do Asher; ~ bales Wool; S.
bush Oals; 5o0 40 Corn; p pkgs Cheese.
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Jolly lat IS - Ion 20 s. ,,,x ,b.. s.,..,-
ssSspOfh I'M aAnsey fH h slos v, ta
To- NYors Gr LiverDo '-'P ivaa>os
70 NJ date ship smyrna tof DaIbOrpl from sn,o.. q,
Rio GfAnde for lymOath |-~ van
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Afternoon .Session-July 10.

afternoon SesSiOD-July 10.
House called to order at o'clock. Present
very large delegation-house fall with far rep
resentation Of the beauty of Syracuse. That's it;
truth il with the ladies' and the ladies are with
truth. Every reform which appeals to the hottest
feelings Of the breast, and purest emotions OF the
soul. 10 sure to receive the countenence and sap
port Of the ladies' And TO him who is disposed to
vote against the Free School Law this Fall We
would say listen attentvely to your wife and your
daughters il you have any, and your vote will be
placed in the right box.
The Secretary, Mr. RANDALL, introduced the
BLAKILT FAMILY, who sang must beautifully the
following song, 70 the tune OF " The Old Granite
State p
APPEAL OF THE CHILDREN.
We have come from the bill sides
From the strong, mighty cities
From the green shAdowy forests
OF our own Empire State:
We are al joined in aaking
We are all joined 10 asking,
We are AL joined 10 asking,
That our Schools shall all be free
That the child Of she poor man,
That the child of the toiling
That the child Of the rich man,
May all share In learnings light
Lying hidden in our pathways,
Are the sDsres Of temptation,
Oh, then, help Us 10 avoid them,l
BY giving US the light;
We are al joined in asking
We are ali joined In asking,
We are ell joined IN asking,
That our Schools shall at DO free
We ask that our footsteps,
Through this esrth's weary valley
Shall be frightened, eheered aud guided
BY learnipg's beacon star:
We are all joined in asking
We are all joined 10 asking,
We are all joined in asking
That our Schools shall all 90 free
We have come from the hill sides
From the strong mighty cities,
From the green shaaoEdy forests
OF our own Empire STATE.
The President Of the Convention, Mr. MoRoAE,
vs. then introduced, AID on taking the chair re.
marked as follows
Thst he vss taankfa for the honor that had been
conferred upon HIM. He was sensible that the
Seen sioonn that now enshrOuds our minds Ia view
OF the death Of our Chief Magistrate has IN rasa
sure os6tted % Tor oar business Bot he trusted
that we should do something for the good cause OF
Education. He came 30 this Convention in CON.
mon with the aumeroas assembly, rs friend OF
Free srd Universal Education, and 70 INFORM him
,eH of the wishes Of the people who have sent their
Delegates 30 this Convention. He was attached
to no particular mods Of carrying out the great
principle, bat 80 one Of tho free citizens OF New
Yoeh. be esme b. claim for every child that degree
Of ipstrnct,on in science literature and morality,
tbst 10 Necessary 10 enable the child Of the poor
men 10 stand 90, the equal OF the child oil the rch
ard that starting With equal Advantages. the prize
~ sy be won by the most meIi'Orio0s. he respect
cd the large class Of hs fellow ciIigsns Vbo oppose
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1t viii be seen that the above hguros show an
expansion in all the items, excepting circulation
since the last report, and more particularly in sPe.
Gle, which has increased nearly three millions Of
dollars. The actual reports Of the nine Banks
above i'll show ST larger increase in loans, spe.
Gle and depos;tes. These We shall give as soon as
the reports are made up. One Of the above Banks
we know has increased its specie nearly half q
million since March Annexed is the comparison
of the nineteen Banks Of which the reports Of June
29th are given above, with the condition Of the same
Banks on tie 30th March last
Loans aud Cfcnh Individual
Dscouuta Specie. ton De3JsitA
June O. l35O....45 225t67 76533l0 449,S5i 2,O3 65
March So I55 ..527ii 80 4857,572 463246f 2j3s5355
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Passengers Arrived
"a'F rfr9nn1h, (r0s S1rann1h-M n Whit ard
~, V.mreil and child Mrs O Bl-, caf 1 ADD
brici 80 - osrden Mrs Vilers Mrs D O Poil-
a ss,s 10 oangnier Aiss Brow Mr. p r n Law
J9" ss,s p arc 'ervt N Brrsn Mr. Dun~ich
ehld, NJ Van J.p-l SN'1e"'is--af JsnAlns Isdy ana
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Correspondence OF The tribune.
sYRAcCsE, Wednesday, July l0-12 NJ.
The Convep.lon met pursuant to adjournment
The Committee on Organization reported, for per-
panent officers;
P,aidsnt-C CHRISTOPHER MORO AN OF Albany r,
VieePyaidsnn-J. L. CAREY OF New.Yofk WM d.
LIeeETT OF Wesichester, AsAHEL STONE OF NJ .olsoni
BEKRY VAUDEVILLE Of Albany, o. g. STEELE OF Enc,
Hiram PUTNAM OF Ononosgs, WIN. CADY OF oswego,
s.1sia,is.w@.. T. CSAsDALh of onCndags, Il: x.
yIILr Of Erie, D. c. BLOoMEROf Seneca VIM f. PHELPS
Of Albany.
The Report was unanimously adopted. twas
then
Reolrsd Tha, the Delegates from each county report
heir psmes to The Secretaries Immediately on assembling
his afternoon.
CHARLES Z. SEDewIcK then offered the follow
ing resolution
Rs.olsss, That have heard with profound regret OF
The sudden and unexpected death OF the President Of the
Uni,, States and In token OF spect his memory,
do now sdjourn, 10 meet al 2 O'Clock this afternoon
Mr.. J. Il. CAREY rose and remarked that Q
have ali been startled by the melancholy news Of
the death of the President Of the United States.
The gloomy message has been borne on the wings
Of lightning as it were, to the remotest corners o
our great Republic, and great nation 10 now IN
mourning It's our duty TO regard this national ca
l.mity and publicly signify appreciation OF the
event One Of the most important crises that any
nation ever experienced is now upon as, and In
our critical s uation the Chief Magistrate oil the
Republic is taken away. But our people are pre-
pared for any emergency. They are abundanty
able TO meet any event. M est desperdnduD'-
let us not despar-fOr if not the successor Of our
deceased President, others will be found qualified
by their wisdom to guide the Ship of State safely
through the storm that has so long been agitating
our political ocean. Let rs, then, adjourn, aud,
while we reflect upon the calamity which many
regard as the severest that could befal us, let
also consider the great object for which we have
assembled. / therefore most cordially second the
resolution.
II was unanimously adopted bya rising vote,
ard the Convention adjourned accordingly.