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wheeling ssnhs are IN pss esns enss~ne
There IL no movement Of sonsesusses In domestic
sSebsssss, specie. or uBssrrsnt money, ne ~ have
posbspgs TO make In our suetations. New Ysh 0tate
bsDh bsuss eoptipue scarce.
The sspszsd table sxhibits The Ssotatisas fsr The
Drips'rs public sssuritiss Of the country IN this
rsrhst ut tbs respective periods named
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CoLvnBus, Ono, April l, 1850.
We have made arrangements to send you the rsssls
81 the election Of delegstes to tas Constitutional
veption, but 10 si be nearly DAY light before anything
can be definitely known, and the telegraph oos viii
then have closed. To-porrow We she'll probably b
able TO give you the full returns
CiscrSHASI, April Up. NJ
An election for delegates to the STATE Convention,
pared on In this city quite spiritsdiy. We shall not
be sbls to tend anything dsdnits before to- morrow
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The Europa and Hermann are the next steam
ere 10 bring news from Europe. The II was to
have sailed from Southampton on the 10Th, and
the r. from Liverpool on the 23i ulumo. both tor
hi. pot They may be expected on Friday or
Saturday. The Europa's news, ira Halifax, will
be due To- morrow.
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essDvRcIIL lRVlIRg,
oOWEv ma IN -

as~oays April 49, y. Ia
TIE trsssasaens 81 the bossd 10 day show eoussds.
SHE sppvevessss - 60 I've u tss Ausy stssts,
ssd the dsposisios 10 trade VS. AsssSsdy powerful
The seshs sf the Psrusss Loan saA Trves Germany
end tbs Erie Railroad vers the fsvorss.s r. Sor-~
hss advanced uDcsr thsl nAususs Of lats l,ss,.se~
vbssh enables thee 70 give perfect sislss n ts nm
perry the letter under tho statsnens. 49, she.
Asrsh r-ssp exossd tho estimates Of the Ae.rd ana
that there 10 every ssstasssy that ths ssnssrn IN
70 ahead We have - hssisstlon In saaaas puARie
attention to psSssssrsions IN rssasd TO TN Co.,
psny and leaving then record for tie bsnsas a th
stockholders The rsesipts 10 than psy The OF.
peDses Of the vsrk and interest upon The Stock end
BOMBS 10 d~duetsd IRON the capital, or borrowed AZ
high rates int~rest. rh~rs 10 grvstss truth than
this and there IL nothing ssrtais than that lon,
before the ssrnipss Of the soppsny vin - large
enough TO meet these enormous outlsys, Aividends
spon the stock must necessarily eesss.
Tho death Of Mr.. Calhoun doubt snsousssss the,
belief that southern din,euiiss win - ssstisd
This has sddsd 20 the disposition 70 purshsss Thus
sp<eustors push ahead aud day after day make mere
certain the arrangement Of The rope destined 10 hsng
them up. - w arr
The demand for money u steadily On the increase;
rates advancing; exchange Is nrn and iuprovins
and the fret y mptoms of IN important change are
sverywhsre srpsrent. The enorDous trade Of the
Pscrc the large portstions tho In real
estate, ell forth the notes Of warning that the
value Of money ID enhancing and that Wall street,
before long, will present. very different appearance
than At present.
The demssd Of Saturday the large end increasing
deposits in the Sub rrsssurythe sti greater dsnsnd
te.dsy all go prove that the line IL 10 ito
utmost tsp,ion and that from this ~srd Until Msy
can calculate with eon6denos upon tight asd Diff
cult rcnsy psrhst. Whether these positive end un-
nistas .sbs s,gns will have sny effect TO check the
s-ol.n shsthsr regardless Of these thinss
the bu,iug interest viii stin push forward ustn they
Sna themselves overwhelmed, Is impossible Tor n 10
say.
At the first board, to day, Indiana ~ advanced x
per cent; PspnsylvsDis br, vi Erie bonds, new, I;
farmers Loan. TX; Canton, i; Erie Railroad, IN,
Long I'lsDd. y; Norsioh and Worcester, y; Harlem,
y; Reading Railrosd X; Nsrth American Trust, u;
Morris Canal declined v At the second board, the
narb.t not busysnt, and most Of the advance
rsslr.d the drst board lost Farmsrs' Loan fell
on ] per cent; Erie Rsrosd, y; Canton Company. 4;
Hsrlsn, NJ There large sales Of Erie sAd FARM
srs' Loan in the afternoon.
The receipts ct the once Of the Assistant Treasures
Of tbs port. day TO s4s ls7 o., payments
$40 ITO Is-bsisDos $465eass 40 The annexed state
exhibits the business Of the Assistant rrsssursr
ONCE during the past month";
AssIsrA-r TREAsuRER's OyyIcs, NEw yoRx.
!,
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Cfsc'HrArI, April 1, 1850.
Mr.. crof's distilsry. 81 Ls~rssesburs. IL VS. 70
tally consumed By IRE on Saturday evening last.
The Ohio River has fallen thirteen inches durins The
ysst forty. eight hours.
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The OVERFLOW IN IHK WESTERN RIVERS Our
sdvices from the MISSISSIPPI rvsr aud its tribu-
tares are Of Il most alarming Character The news
from Pittsburgh and other points on the upper Oh,o'
Is, that the rver is rising, while at Louisville and
Nashville, the streets are flooded. In ihs latter
city, the water some of the streets as of suff.
ceht depth TO float steamboats, of small class,
ind The merchants have been driven from their
stores. The Mtsouri river is also rsing, and the
probability is that great amount Of damage will
be sustained, and the mildness Of the spring will,
In great measure, prevent the usual precaution to
prepare for the foods. The cFevasse at Benne
Care, below New Orleans, at last sdvices, was
more Than halt mile wide, and whole pinu tatloas
were dtlugtd entirely destroying many helds Of
growing tupar cane. What the result Will be, 1t ID
impossible 10 conjecture.
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Mail Faii0re.

BALiisoHs April 1-s.P. NJ.
The mall Cue this evrDibs has famed from bay ond
Peter, bUrs, Va The .rnsdists papers contain
thing new.
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FrOlnl Canada.

Toso~ro, C. W., April I, lsse.
n. Chsbet Chief Com missioner Of the Puelis Works.
has is~ignsd his once ana sect In the csbinss.
Navigation bslov Kingston, eommsnosd to day. The
WslsaLd canal IL open.
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-m ~ sesn tree prices s~s ms-iss sp~sSA
ese hss sest ~ the sss~ssssss NAMED 10 ~ sss-s
NJ Dew sspsoves sssbss ~. ps>< -four ~ve<> rs~r~
sPpss" - ~ 'Hsesissssrf ssiipe - Ne n~hsS -
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AisAsr. April I, 1850.
No. "a has been srsusd throughout the dy sad con-
eludse. An AFTERNOON ssfsicn YES held.
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BALrsosr, April1-p. NJ.
Several disgraesful fights occurred between the Ore
soppsniss Of this city, TO day. during uhish number
Of persons were badly injured.
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csuss .s essss mer RE az

fefufe Itdas Laly
Avsu l. k,<k-<ss 70. Bssrs. s~.rs~Sv >f T~-~~.-
rhs zee scfrp en- cheek fcr see. ibs s.fss~s
rfrry. tisfssi6 ssnss6 receiving coy espsiasrs
usn vkssscsvss. vsrsies hr p>sasua- eszl 90.
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The Cholera Again as sew Orleans.
CrSciHsAri, April 1, 1850
Private advices from Nsv Orlssns state that the
cholera hes ssain broken In that city, ana IL VS.
feared IL would sssums spidsmc form.
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TEE HsALyp ~ THE CrTy-Tns C0ssssAy,oW
DIvyicmrns 1t 10 aow tine the necessary ar
rsre~s'~s@ were mailing, sy ih~ corporate sssho-
riiss, for the prssesios Of he health u the sity
during The ssnlae ssnmsr; kss We issT hs,ls viii
be done.
There 10 q conflict between the Legislative ssd
executive departments, which, il Persisted 10. can
be productive Of noshlng else than total neslect
at the necessary sansiory regulations Of the city.
The awful rsvages' Of the pess,lenee Of he last
summer should be sufficient to warn the authori-
ties that danger u n hand; bu, nothing can se
done while the legislative body, for political as-
gIsndIzement, holds cut against the executive de
partment. For more than two months, projec,
has been before the legislative body fer the sp.
poiDtment OF officers in the several wards, to take
coenissnce Of all things calculated TO endanger
beslth; but that body has failed TO make the pro
VISION, because the appointments cannot be vested
in their hands.
This 10, indeed, pretty state Of affairs, that the
lives and health Of more than four hundred thou
ssnd people must be held in jeopardy, because Of
struggle for political power. 1t is an outrage
upon the rights Of the people, and one which
should meet with positive rebuke.
.
the upper part Of the city, and no time should by
lost Sisgnant pools are to be fouud On every
street, from Union square to YorkvllIe and Bloom
iredsle, and there IL no possible way TO drala
rhsm, The natural passage having been cut of by
the hli'ne IN OF the streets and avenues. A great
mistake has been made In not paying attention to
the Lsiursl drains, in the ilipg of the streets, so
that the passage for the water could be left unob-
structd, by the construction of sewers leading
nom square 10 square, and thence 10 the river.
Already, sround those stsgnant pools, Pestllen-
tisl missma fs the atmosphere, and, before mid
Sumner, disease and death will have done it's
work, il the legislative council does not perform
Its duty.
dSy Of reckoning will come; and If the in
teresis and health OF the people are dsregarded,
righteous indignation will hurl from power those
who have Ilhsd with their health and lives.
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Tsv,lsw wxsp -Thur'o~ We'd. seems
ss~m-s the ponnradcp of MAJOR Of Albany. We
snus he oio pot 81 Sss's Bsroer, nod all ms
p~s~sssuss a rlspsn sad sop ssds.
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r.s kr ~ IRE ssrs s.hiss 80 ves, ss
hsv .c~r : IL LIE 49, ~ u ~ sLs
- - assh 4 heir py-pep.is rh,ncisss
- ever, ses ever, have ssvsss vish
a.. vt,t,er<e fer pslrsstvs hat
ssss al kspe q ser9r.irs this s-ssvc'i
s<ul Slate 80 fs<sk void
IA. H,sr> fnr sf
asrsss sss me sssssvsss sscss ~ hut
ali ~rSs n v ssst ssteftsh~x
ssS ~ ks-sssSs = vain pesehs sss-ss-s shss s-si-
en- Or vheh has b~>e usrrfses~r-d
me ssly res~h se-etvsy shis
Dsss~a Ivsrs'tss emcs lie Ofysss- se~ fe~h rs
sAs,ssksss Ne Urit<< essssA
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pleasure q rotifsps psrtnts ard all
ebneren that hss spnps chSrvns
~ se som. OF the SPLENDID sxd becenrs ever
r~sra 20 This country rho,e after and
nsnr'astured Ia HE osn sstshlthuerI Airo
.tr.y shape std ratera which snards OILS sela
W te syer.ts 81 taste aud frsn Which all xoas
ahd so Of fsurs ana face may he suited.
GErik. ga Roadway.
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cewGss, cssd In sss seso, Rhsumssisns,
~ ~ go ~ ets. fsr~s.s ~ish
sstsr ~ sh~ve s>s~s tmc~t'ss- rvsf
ana s,rtsis svre ~ Of Csrr-s hssissses We
ks,,v 9rvrss ssr~ss.
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THE Fosnsr DrvoscE CAsK-ANoTHyn Excur~
yArosy STAnNKNT We publish elsewhere IN
our columns, day, smother exculpa,ory state
mspt, from DR.. Rich, proprietor Of the New York
Gymnasium. IN reference to the forres, case. Mr..
wlhs ~, forth The bret ststemen', which had the
sf, Ct Of dividing public cpinios on The m-rts Of
The difficulty between Mr.. Forrest and his lady.
Dr. Richs statement 10 even more precise. more
accurate, and will have q greater influence in the
tame direction.
There seems 20 be no reason 70 doubt the sccu-
rec, OF The facts put form by Dr. Rich. He 10
f,sdy to stand mp and verify them under oath, In
my oour 81 justice. He statements may, there
tore, be taken veritsblc aud reliable o. those
which we're given before the eommiseics, by Mrs
Underwood, On whcse evidence the most Of the
ci.,losures sssin.t the personal character Of Mrs.
Forrest rect There cen be no doubt. on reading
Underwood, a. far az he 10 concerned. 10 mate
rislly chsrg.d, modified, and altered, IN favor "
Hfs Forrst In tact, there seems TO be- NO fcunds-
ZION for suspicion, even. that the fsce are not a.
Or. Rich etsise them-perfectiy correct, Proper,
and rreproechsbIe.
The other gent, men implicated in the disclo-
.u,es-tuoh se Meesrs. Raymond and Caicrsft, and
Chevshsr wikofi- ought by all meane to come tor
ward. aud cIesr their ekrts Of the suspicious
thtowr over ,h. m by the evidence at the houee-
" eyer End wsiisr. But rerhspe they VII ~su uui
NE tr-l ccmse on, IN rRulr courr~. b-iorr .
oout II Ju,tce. The shoic cese is melancholy.
IN every point 81 ,tw aud u " siu,s~t iss-ssible
o".ch y, W sry t"tm or sbsfv, wishcns wound
ns me i.ehnss Of come persons ihst do not de-
serve pain
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vvensr,s ist.y W .nssiy sns
90 s,ssss Of sis mshss Al he sr,s,ns
roD ps-ssse. vstsh sre heat ksve dissrr-ar~a WIG
ve~rsfs bs ,httss frr shs ehcsss 90 wigs s~3
se~r. vsrrsssss rs,v O. 7y Broadway up sssirs
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Court CaIendar-rhts Day.

CoNNor PlrAs.- Part l. Ncs Sss. 400 900 lo7. coo,
~ ell. +l3. ais All. AL. 423. 425 AT 420 Pert B.
lle lIs l2o ~
Cmcvrr Cornr Nos Lea, ass, 4c4, 400 70 All, ava
20 as
suyrs,oR cousr-Ncs. ., 1877. 142 la AGA, 100, Ias
~, VI IS %. II &C. 80 90 IL lls SO. "a 8. lo3 lo7
las "a 90. o., 1888 lH le6 157 100, e5 l8i 20 100
ThArsr1fspp SursEicn tovRr.-Nos to Q, Z, Q TO
IL u, 10. Jas. 10 Is 20 20
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sstoA.h all yepr sequ. tres by securing one Of Nyx
esht bst, Of oe spiipg fashon all
me tis d.eterE and hey are so lee priced thsy
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Interesting srorn Vcnexusia.

The hps schooner Katharine, Capt Kuhn arrived 81
this port yesterday afternoon, from Curseoa We have
rscsivsd BY her the annexed letter from special
correspondent at that place. II gives = better
count Of the trouble be, Esglaad and vsnsslss
than We have yet published -
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Bradys Rational Collection OF Daguerreo-
ypes 30 apo % Broad Fulton street. sran
gers eiursns Are rspsefuiy Invited call
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No 81 brsovsy. should he cxsmireo hy all ~ha 20
Gre the TARGET and hest coll. Of
IN the cpited satss No f. II bsinx
highly pleased With their visit
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Han D1s-hssohsasr's ossaAsss Ls@usa
ssss r. ssssi. ss.siS sssss ssss.s. sssss"ss a. =,
vAreys diytosss PsrseHs vhess has aassa~S ~
~ eaffna - akcvs enc sHsres
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nd 1lundsy. Coicuitb eon,isuss scsv AZ 20 sr adj
Sh, elias IDS " ~ sAsb His classes then
s.s,on az acre bot r-tvste yuri will b.
0tsr. lie aesdsny ssses the let Of yunes
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MORNING EDTTION--TUESDAY. APRIL g.

~ss which the sd evont produced the sssuy b ths
lov.6 osss Of bis home bat hs viii oonisus 60 live in
shs temes Of time the pages are unfo.Ssd e ths
eye thoss Jet unborn ard viii oostnus 70 live foe
ocupttess sges He moved vssolutio~ -
That he sss:: have Asart ~is deep ssssilitv. N the
win wsss crsps thirty days. oopy Of hes p-cessd
inss be cad " tie family Il the dsesAssd eaA
tAst ss further mAxh OF rsspeos. he 9ouss adjaurn
Mr. W,rrnsoe. twhtg or Massachusetts,. 10 ss-
ccpd fhe 1eseuors aud spoke ~nxlv the loss
sustaip~d the d~sth OF this su In the
scopd ssssssop OF Amsrtosn citssns stnoe thu sdop
tcp ~ federal constitution, thsr~ vas noos moro
powerful n ipsssleet and of greater dstiu oton As
member sf this Houss vise Pr@sdsnt Saorstary Of
War Secretary Il Ststa. and senator, hts actions
vii b. bright and conspicuous In the vo,uus of the
souptTy's history. He . man Of tunexibls
tpt~erity cbsrwspg IN v~rsatiob and OF
energy In the forns OF discourse There wss dsvstsd
n~~s Of purpoe In sll hs eaid did and dignity
esnatosal depors whioh will be worthy OF iuiss
cn Let us reflect the event dur,na hess Il
party and Lat reovs a. Ter ss in us
les that the day ehsll when Ess Eusia I'd
p~u may Dos speak Of the great names Of the SOUTH
whether dead living I'll Americans o. our ooon,
trynsp.
MIR vxsAsLz, (dsuD Of n Csro,,us, ~ho was much
with Mr. talh, up In bs last days passed high euloRy
the decssed and epoke OF hs suergy Of mind svso
when sun>ripg with bodily Afdicticn Never vas he
Of snch pesoefu mind and 80 much cheerful.
pees IN Q .ick chamber
The ls.o'utioes ~srs unapimossly adopted, and the
HouSD adjourned
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Naval a.ss,,,gcnce.

~ . ai>ttes received from oms-s "a bcsrd Ne v.
sss~s ttssts Aisissippt addressed 10 aff~ud ,s<s
e1sy, lsara tbst there hes ben much sloxns.s
k~esa ssd th- Irf-pssosno- ~kts~
ins ,n the barber % essse. Sspses Bssa ATE -
e~~s- sHd srsct.d sfth fsasm sssss
a trs iur q. sp,rd the - sb- r~a
pex had buksn cue csesipg the isss q sms psrnss
OF h.r cre~
Li.sL J.s John.op hss bees ordered .. ~. w. q
shsr fescsyivsnts ts risee os Li.st Jsn~s r. LIE ssl
os,sfeksd a. MIA evs resnsst.
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MARTIN AND wHITELEY's NATIONAL
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