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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
From " sshinsGon 4 LOcO.F osO Running from
OElfe-C !scaisr from the Treasury Depart

meBf.
y Bo4a'' Ele.. esss.ssi Tass,saa l. he Trf.7A
WssH.Se17~. sa-isT Jsr l'
Tie r,l-of .n Town to-day has % that he Loo
Foco caucus ctudidat. f'r Doorkeerr is charged
y ID ceraI4 TRANSACTIONS while ia Office Which VII
prevent he running iyr gay place excsp; ioF paris
unknown --Ano,Asr done Brow.
Iae Secretary Of tie Trcasuy, NJ MfREDiIr.
las issued C.rcaiar 20 the different Collector
Of tie Customs csrta.llg The expenditures Of he
Treasury Department q he g compelled to 20 -
ua5rf ,Lz Lor3Fo lr fe---las lie tPproPraoa- Is
as collection Ct .he Revenue TIE following 60 a.e -
s.s1ce q re Circular
Ir s..-.arse 'te -rsws q -e Rs7sL-s C-Ees- So
10 .1y " re vessels
e 70 dsffsy lie sBuTs expense q re Fueholslns
STEM ,-t Of he receipts iron s.orsss covering he ez-
pea.- ret ssor 1Ertsge aid services Of nose -
ployed
- TIE eTp--se or sc std1e sslE1g sod ses.-f.as >
q, 10 tome BY ne owners gaes. a. he ves.e.
an Tie eEp.n.es " sP2rEseueus 70 be PAD oy ae
importers
%. Proposition ~ .ie c0mpeassuoL Of 81 oHcss .
Customs te Withheld ll tae re-utot lteie crc-l
stances T. Known
Finally Tie colnage1' erpsIses Of lie Collectors d
oaceEs Of tie customs io he reduced dispensing SIN
everything uaaec=sssry
such e lle Consequence o. gro los0-FCco av.
fo.r. OBRIEN SNOW
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ffsu We fi4frr Ii1<f - 10 -
Vow that ouI paper 10 enlarged. ws snail, 70 usts
and sabseqgsni Numbers. devote mere space 20 NJ
subject Of mining and mines than our crcsnsexsesc
lisaits have heretofore allowed % 70 indulge NJ
We shall 70 the Dsst q oar irsormst,on. s1ye .
concise yet FIJI account Of Uhstsyer may Do q IN
.erest 70 those d our readers hsrs AID ssewnsrs
who ock with an eager gaze % flsc grosr1-ers
whence al oc- wsslih aud importance are derived
AMI after Succession Of ipaparnaLy w,aea AZ
cIas psrhsps lie inquirer siter connect knowisdgs
WI L. ~ 70 dsdsce facts wfsca VIII enseis hsrp
70 arrivs at correct conclusion IN regard % thts
sa.,moorfsnt topic. Ow pressni space vil Dc TAI
"a ~, nth sew iacfs aad speeulstsons relative 20
the prospect. Of the miners during The spprosehns
.sst time. AID Ia the knt place we VIII oouec<
an erroneous impression vhi:b psryaees the minds
d msny vbo have never visited the MINES, that
ths dry diggings exclusively are acressibe during
The rainy sesson- Such 10 not the fact. Many Old
sansrs cling 70 tho streams with great sensc1ty,-
ssleeting as comfortable location a. can hs iocpd.
they pitch their tent erect tbeir cabin. eole %
gstIer sheir provisions and hrsvood su ths ND
Ter. and. - oPportaa;res present. snsss NO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
FARTHER NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CHEROKEE WIrH
About $3.50 900 in Gold Dust.
Affairs at Nan Francisco and the Mines
NEw DISCOVERIES OF GOLD.
NIGH PRICE OF PROVISIONS.


Below We present the details Of The News
'ccu. California which was published exclusively
IN Tbe Tr46rr< OF rhar.iay ssi. BY telegraph
from New Orleans
The Steamship Cirrclos Captain CLEvsLA>D
FossEs from Chssres, ca Hingstoa, ia arrived
a, tbs port absa, cock Yesterday ulornin,
The e made the passage cut, from New York 80
Chsgres. In day. and hours Returning, sh,
leA Chseres Wednesday Jan. 2 and Klngstoa
Jan. ; She brings home 2f1 passengers. and
s39oO IN sold das, on freight snd about the sane
amour, IN the hands OF the passengers She also
brings the Psohc mails which reached the lsthnus
by the Csioors on Friday, December =, as they
did not sriye At ChsSres in time fov tae Falcon 10
bring them and connec; with the Okio q. Havana.
They come under the charge Of Mr. McLEAS. he
recently appointed mail agent Ter the Is,hmus
Xe are indebted % Messrs ADAMS h Go. sni
SULLIVAN Co California Expresses, also % NJ
DrGRAw. passenger f,r tho prompt delivery Ut
papers and letters
The schr Sarsh A Brown arrived AZ Chssros IN
the evening Of December s9th, with 20 passenger,
aud officers Of steamer Crescent City. AMI would
sail in few days tor the United Stste. brg J.
Cohen arrived olst December from New Orleans
with coal and passengers, and schr Alyuado, LAID
up constituted the number OF vessels in port at Cha
srss The Cherokee letl at Kingston. IJsl ah
inst brig Glamorgsn, OF Baltimore. and bris FAIRY
Of Philadelphia. 70 sal on the 9th inst for Cuba ;
also Br steamer Midway 10 sal on sth instant iur
Southampton, also Br. steamer Clyde, just arrived,
beside numerous other Brush vessels in port.
The steamer Falcon sailed from Chagrss on tho
evening OF Jan / for New. Orleans direct While
tho Fslcon was lying otF Chagres. on Sunday, Dee.
30. William Brooks fireman Of Conn Jumped
overheard, and before assistance could be procured
was drowned
On Saturday, Jan ), J { Dexter OF Rutland
County Vermont, died Of general debility the 10.
suit OF violent disrrhsa. contracted at San Fran.
cisco
vsssELS SPOKEN.
On 2lst Dec 1870 s' \, 'ons W bark Chsr0Ase
on ss,h Doc. $50 rues south O. Panama brig Persian
day. from Panama for Csiao By steamer Peru from Cal
A. 20 Panama
saw args steamer steering supposed 70 be The Empire
Although he CheroAee bad greH hunter cf passengers
which were entirely unexpected BY lh6 officers VI nc
sashed hch "a not generally tie with thOse eomir
from California But The treatment OF The genuemsn.y
Gers and stewards board VINO were ever ready SRI
wiling 70 oehge made our trip eo ea.Anl and .gssso
anul IA - which rather untevOrabe IA ", aud %
Haterss the Gulf Stream she had heavy blow but As
weAihered it and rode out most beautifully
The following is the list OF Specie brought by the
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
amous the Russian Mobility.

lie Hamburg 50rssaAlLs szzo-ncss ne disco7srs O
nR ard very sxisnsive eo1sPirsey Il Russia u ioci
s.. Moscow 49, i,s sheet % ispose IL cyrs.i7
CT Ro-saos TIE sosg = aaiz .gE-asl tie CEE as %
~. bee- arsnpssS % New Years Day Ths eorsPTs-
~ who have sesr s.er;o tsccvered A. s-lorg - he
ssh noolry ADJ 70 te Russian SG1ona. Psy-tee Pslsy
81 B0.arzr Mex ss.ngie Pee = compromised = rt'
STAR.
TIE coosprssy ercluslvey aF.siocrz-c Az R1ssAn -
TIE Gs-ss. % B7esAz SAYS q tie Intention of R1sss =
eoucs-abe al her forces ca lie Trk.Ea ouHer n orer
70 5e abb. 81 as are aks aiTE.isge q ssar' wieH
nav sr.sS-zna La Azs-rla VII garrison PoA-A
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Arrival Of Southern Annexation Move.
meaf in Jamaica. .Nc.

BsLTiN0RF sunday, Jsl i}-P u
The Southern Mai. has come tOL6nd The We.
Cricc7s Pc1.-7A hss private sccCln-s rom Jana
s.-1E Dc 'te el PIE us.r. move .or A--eNrr.
O. t-a1 -t.rt sfetes
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B! telegraph and Express to the Tribune

The Steamship Cdaa2a arrived Al HahiaX al IL
o cicck Yesterday morning. with ;wo weeks later
intelligence from a. parts OF srope ami Asia. Sts
was Immediately boarded g. agent al Ha.-aN
aal her news transmitted owe. .hc wI-s = Par.
land-theuee dispatched by special Iooomoavc Go.
s7uc 20 Boston anl thence sent over House q
Bans telegraph wires to this city
These hpes worked admirably cou' ewing tle
news 20 IS rapidly IS tie copyists could copy %
Indeed .hey proyed their efficiency telegraph 5
IL tie highest degree, AID as means ~ accurate
and rapid communicate 70 distant points are esp
70 any other either IL ihis country u in Europe
We have rsver bellss received 20 long dispatch
over either Of these ines and finding that they are
equa 70 any ether L. coroc,aess aid rspiiiiy v:
shaA not hesitate % use them 10 future.
Our sgeui writes 10 "a rs follows
After one tLlra O, your d. patch was received
Portland, the Hre ess, % .hs, place broke down.
which caused a DELAY Of several hours
The locomotive f,om Portland csme ihfogsi m
Boston In three hours, no or l20 miles
Great creli, is due NJ Charles spear antef
whose immediate direction It was run
HaIuax TIL OFgiof-i0Pa
The Canada arrived % r1oralg alto yc,ocs Llv1.
pensscso very Ia ygoa-4ss Doe hs' 10 yss-eas ~
iaro4fa. aid VII sal Two hocrs. snce ls saas --
AL sssInsT 1ore h.ve sseu esst,so sva from Aue-ci
Al LtseT 1o ae Ca.edora s13 nc an5ra steamer. I'D
iofIser uivgl "a .a- j., ID -11 Us aurr oatas .in
AUSTRIA.
views OF a Rebellion in -eryia and >ciaVSsia.
Accounts ron Vienna cd Berlin oi 10 = ~ '-aie
la re5e.lon ri noe. fositsos scGs sad ofosv1 o'
i1 Sels s13 s-a7ols I'll IA Military toarl4rri 4f' up
Il arrs srslusi lie Austrian Government TIE scavoa
- ar scrv.s1 boundary regiments "A sev1.iet -i
"a SCI lie Gordon & te TllSsh frontier - maj - ss
IS Ally secursi ror ae tre,rer % hese Eea ;. f4fAss
they assured 5eore tABl o. a. s-PP1r scfca1.'ae
which Wi cOmpics,e DO relations Already '1r.'---s
spisaSses betSee- A-sl5a All he Pore
TIE BOUNDARY regaea which as ve r-voiied &c Ane
tie sTsvesi 49, hArciesi soldiers IN Tie Austrian fercs
The rouna. q eir rsin. = ressalcs N las deere "
November ls orgsuizin. TIE HosEeSsseAaL The CHIEF
uaovensns . II syrnizn, Ps,erwordein AID Lspa. .
military es,r,cts which exsspersst G. being eNc-dsl
ron lie .o,so9sseASr
TIE upil,sv force a.0re Of Il. Tse.s esaGsse a. ~
oo men with c.e hundred sni ard Z ne aie
'SuSa ~ 10 Cros,. wheh spp@sr Is -y esey va
have 20 o. Eez WI. so cSaaon Tas numbers Of ~
ir.urge,,s are daily swslsd ~ 3esess rorn ne As.'
reyinrns. L Petsrr0rte-a Eases, -
III. So ths. Russia Aas o%ea a-1g-as e Esi Up Is
,-r,-r.toe IN orseT 10 Rave bon Az.,r. md Irksy
se-e-ssui upoc her proof Of whc. s H,ss. -
count, ron SsrTa 1srloc ia; Russia sSia.oT :
d.v growing rors open and dsrsg Ard ha ne iser~d-
b'e afv OF he A. e thai power .eads - he
c'u,3on thst zurAy eutA-s ere1i ~ speedily -reaG
CT besree- 2rssg sid Turkey. As Pr.,re .. Ses s-s
sresy -ef. sd pay le S,s due . lie Pore o. ~
va lie r-aes .s11i.y wiAoG az Oue MOVING ,lsrs
10 ccc-@ TOE
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Dgtes from Cacua 20 the sth Madras The l+gh aid BON.
BAY lie I'm Of October hsd 5esn received AZ Liverpool
The papers report uninterrupted quiet n he Whole 81
India
The Governor General wss expected % leave for
Erg and ana thought Us; he C'mnanter-r- Chi,i
would accompany hin home.
EHoris were ben. made 10 establish he cultivation a
Tea 10 ne country beyond The Cheam aso 10 work .s
COPPER rn!res u humsuX aud GurhwaL
sir Napier had arrived AZ De.h! on tour Of Inspection
guard Of hc1or out 20 attend him ouI dispensed
y!'h the ceremony
from China t.si he p-ofsvar stationed %
Canton yer hsi boen engaged destroying the lost II
pra.es who Infested lal coast Ihr-y two armed iunks
mr. buildings three hundred pieces OF cannon And four
hundred pirates Lad beer DESTROYED.
TIE Commercial levs nom lndis IL cheering Al Cal
cUus he markets have been moderate, and ~ BOnhs
.raie brsE and money plentiful For he Sllngha
trade about 10 packsges II Ioa haf been
on American account Ere ght al Canton for America b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
The Poussiu Affair.

Ire !o.rsz! 8. Have he authority Of privs
ieuerom ne United State. inst he Csbnst al Wssh.Y
ton has s admitted The usuce Of he dem and fer ndemu
tee made By Mr. T Poussi1 and which was he oris
OF ui, dispute witt Mr CLAYTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

T. Many OF our advertising friends VII Cad
their iavors in the slPpiment THIS morning instead
Of seeing them on he inside Of our regular sheef
This WINS unavoidable. under the circumstance. but
oonsideriog the character OF tue reading matter N
tie supplement advertisements WI stand quite -
good chance OF being read rhsra IS IN any other
pant Of the paper
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THE PAPAL STATES.

The Pore 10 Is said. WI. noi return 20 Rome urlI kcr
he projected loa1 has been completed.
There mas been disturbance IL he Roman pro~nco
Ia consequence Of he re-lnpostol Of tic four tax
The other fore IN intelligence "a OF 10 in,cresf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
GREAT AMERICAN MECHANICAL

yIORK-D APPLETON CO. VII putAsh OF Tue
W dav No l. with numerous illustrations Price p cen p
Dictionary Of Machines. Mechanic EnFine-Nofk nd
Engineering; designed for prscial workrg-ne Ar ll "
bvne To be complete 10 ~ Nos Price 3 cents eoct
Tbs Win be the practical well as The most PERI
,rofk ever published On Machines. Mechanics Engine
and Engineering The Mechanic. Engineer or MacmlI o.
nom Inc time be commences his profession I'D he arrives 80
he zenith Of the most successstu protessous career
ind his an indispensable work OF reference
The viii be OF royal svo SIZE, containing nee
900 lares upward OF 800 Plates aud 00o wood GUS
vii fl np chasm hat has long been requirement o
prssical working men, and those Intended for the eng
ng profession II VIII present Working Drawings and d
scTpiors Of every important machine practical use
he uited states and independent of IL American va ur
embracing the results % American nssuuy II VII con-
work and the substance OF Al east slo worth OF boDl
scattered IN eN pensye foAo volumes or no bHnes
Number two viii be published next week ia lus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

The CoTToy market was hrmer The sales yes
ertsy reached 4ooo ba.es-weeks sales f+ooo oeles-
which was the srges . season The advance during %
week las been -T hti cent The receipts III. yeer b..
S. coo bales beyond hN hey % the sane PER-
IL 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
Later from Pernambuco.

PHL.DELFH Saturday. ia l--PM
The schooner Grand Turk haS arrived ~ this
port Ia - days from Pe-ushuco Wi cargo . sugar
which article continued coming 81 7 great abundance ~
ne interior TIE growing cro1 exceeds he sverige sI-
Bon foreign and fores-c rrolsce wcr. inactive.
Tie tranquility ri lie province = md eaTtcd
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Rise in the Observation-Disclosures Overflow
Apprehended.

NEw-ORLEASs Saturday, jar -
The Mississippi River IS rising, and the water Is
c-eedy % tifh - 20 be on7 l5 inches below ne hgte
point u year FeaTs entertained Of another
how prevent which every precs1ton wiz 5e scesssfy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
SHIP NEWS.


- ~ Lss>a De- Fa ca'- ;, Isfr-;. IH'1Foas ti
-. N.rs.e, l.ar-i .. o. MA Na-le-ils. H-' -
.f l.s ~ f. D. ~, /. l,.-, . g. NO. &.
81 iosts i9t. f.-s hs-na Alsr ir spls tr-sn Asf
~ Frs-. Gr,-.s-- l.st -.is >-ri-. s-.--'a Lss7.
- C--.t - H.rr- 5lsl s-sra., A--a-- s- 2 Lrs.
49, 8. G.,t.e Ll-iI9 -. ~ % -. s-i''',,- .''-'
t-..,r. stls-irs,s Blssrn.- a.'-r-
s.t...- ~ v.,.l c.r.r 81 Jss- S-o-lsps- y-cr-
I'd Ces silrse. is,- y D t-stas. be Try n 70
ri, sl.s-, asrrs vstassi r.asg-. I'isaoe D.
s-srea gsr-f Sc 2 go = - "a r. 80
80 I-sy-al-l5e Far@et. ta. l-Agf = - ,as Bee
s--s.s ,es- Bat,a- De- D. csls.s clgtsf .lo L.-,f
ca 10 Nlt, lfa NJ ., ls1a - ~. A,,iss' ! q
saAe4 i,~ Botg- -. s-cr4-o NsT2efi .H F21-lA ~
II Piiss 80 74--Wsl ,s,.s Lesser- ~. sss-sa-'
I,,1 49,, =: ~ SIS So -, o. '''''' ''
ar ssi. Isr'rrss -, 60. .,,, -.
rstr hoas Koe "a R-as eauHr % MAJ biia' az
- ~ -. %, sJ..,ss y Ma IS, o.,-.. Hz
- - Bsslss o. sslI.leos Ks< K7uS ssa css-zso g.
80 - sss,,.s.5: : orr r. NAL. oei ss= 90
Pu.,s arer Arst H5.a r-s- q AnefeA ~ - seis's-
c--.s !. cs.srfs - sa.as-Ort e. coFe,4. 81, 4zss -
!. cs..so.s s ., .s.o 80 wasL a. stsasss a..
-. lead e1sry ~ srs rU-ss s-d v.sees's- VISA "a
gfoL< crr-zsfoo eyFr''' Sl'a' Sf'Aa i'-e'1- - "'
IyPORTAST 10 NEwsFAPER AGE1s.-h'' oh-.,8
Gee Postmaster recently addressed letter 70 =
Post Ofce Department ST " ashingtoc making INC
;o.owinz statement sad enquiry
Many q ne -sTs5sper publishers sers revive eI4sf
Tor rers0o or am N Frsncscc fos p.pers ron -
I.iss . sve huncre1 who se1d fhe ronsy of let
TtessTrepers are ssnf 70 ne oree n oindles q ~
sve on fhg addressed % oue persol or .fn Can ~
eeive ard forward ins.- papers WHOM pfe-ps'h-i =
rcs.se
T. The sbovs NJ. Hobbs rspEed as iolo-s
Pear OTFfcE DEyazIN<s
Contraei Ossce Jas- ID, re-
So Iarsey - yonr i1cE,T rssiTe % crSspeFsih -
bars e .av, fhsi c1cainZ Euri ne onrs 2. pi'eA
5 lie Tai.uz u Ices payers ~1thoag ne FTspsTsis u
- posrzse . x--oTs1s-
sR HOBBIE.
f.rsi As-t PosfnssseT Ce7erzl.
w Ea4DY, Esi Pss-as:,sr, New iors, y l.
sASDwIcH IsLAsDs--We have iul fss q pa
Den 10 Sov b1 20 1c 81 lzy .e~s q paTes-- ia,sr
Is, II ran beyOrd zlrlns ard ThaltnE Intelligence.
CoUnT or AFPTALs--Ian p. ls50-Yesterdsy
r2P N-Tes srFgErsnf q No. 9 wEs c0nclntsd I'D
- Courf ourrei over 70 Ia morning q 10 0ssOck
e pGcs 10 - y consent; and Il decree order ap
psse1 ran az 20. - AHMED Wa sltr1sn as sPp-a
AZ 4. IeorrsSr tor refpcu..er-
70. e a reserved cHusei aIg1ed CSC = toeas,o-a
sE sr2elE,.s 3 A Goodr1n 81 res2c.ssee,s 30
iEvsnirg 1ogrral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
AUJTRIA AND HUNGARY.
hurinv M Canaan

uan-y broke OF u C he AustrtEn fesfsf- stS
uo.za II Ccrorr q re lsh 1T trOazh Sie ssrers -
ssrt,r cscers y ere killed ty re sz1spsrtec 1sn
Ia A5safkn SserrEzrtts stc15 rs-si1f tessisb -
CT ~ cc CSC sr=s II Ia Leah ard ers11 sfs. as
crsrsL sesc n Arsr.si IL sd g - seeoc fre-cs ps'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

CHAEaEsrl,. triAv jal 10
A7.ved YESTERDAY the bark Active rom Now
fors trrf.rgL BALDWIN sud Els j0ues 50 Passense
10 . o. present .rcHirf very 'ls here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

BOSTON, Jan l2Arr big Rachsl Stevens. n AAtAnzt
25sh u.t lsh bark Wallace Rotterdam Nov r. CID 49,
barb EriAw, Baltimore; tng Eue Philadelphia scArs u e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

rreensa. Taylor Na-rsy, c Hsys c Hsr. P osu-
rng Atsrs JsekrNn. II HAywooa n Hopllns 4 c
So1. L srs1sy StAsenl. y D ssn,sls Wa Hsy. c 8
S,rrey. Ferns, J II suith rsylor, wn RsrtesI.
kle- " Cruss \ NARY. onlre, L.1renc. u
ReyHol4s : M.ekler, weedwe.sA Mssss. D.
Boyaior, W r. AMI, c 0urriA Fipch W NsxA
Spence { Spencer. q Spencer. wlnlso. pae \
D H.ler. D Backnsn. NIker, BneAsning 3
Wake, NJ sochznny Anigo bEOwn. sulnsn.
3 sousrd. Brown, W N;eho, d Peuenger. W n
sepley AID son, n >ilef. " LongstreeS HARDY, 4
s-.g.Sn Woo.-y, Dock. h-rn. 0oofrteh I
1lJd aenJr'ck . Jehnscn, 4 " nsesa Aleo .
~ sassrN NJ er Rchardsca. II Psfterscn, W
a~s1,h SS.2d.sh. W Anlerson Riseher resrsa1
~ Canaan died nu5 AL on he derk De, " AS loa
ApeXies. X Page. Norrisoa. Mr. Wrsht A
u slcn ION Saa oiego 70 Aespaleo " Jcees e-aT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

The above Is IN gold dust calculated INTO collars
and cents at sls the ounce.
The following is he LIST Of passengers ~hs AZ
rived At Panama in the Vnieorn' ron San ffah'
CISCO
rro,.r W FsaIknsf Ms Aill-r, Capt Boss i
-. 60 3 Il swan. WOOD, 7 wtlson II Wnfren-
-, 81 Dav.s, wngsst. W Annsiar w "a, ,,
@r-ss wees Bzcssfex lsdy azd ss..1rs7t y y
is,@s. Jr Z Lizard Wa brsru GorsiA n @ood
- fIbtla Hesra L Leaf Deooss, ssIs "a.
? JTscrrssy c RaEpkey n ? wil.A ~ nas-s
lhsss1y seca c P.et~eg1 AZ s1e Z $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

.,rPRyvr coURr-C AyHARINE RANlsFo ORD sssisss PHI
SiFPixr & NsvEAN. wAloW saa As'1-nsif.i-t = O.
S5ast r. N.yKAN tscea.S. cthsrsln GsFsasr = o.
~. Surerss Ccugt oi The SJale Of Ns~ en ~ ear9
s.s "a ths AZ ssy q iesr-s So 81 - $50. - = .
- - 49, - Susfs. ,Assos sres ,tgA;s y Al - p,
- -. r - IA Ses Nok - iowa o. us7 stt.t
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WHAT DOES IN s-Ouly the thsi ,ie

M I
w wishing OF 100 persons may he got through IN ere
hour Tor ?! cents Tbs Is true your money retufnec
Printed Instructions now sent hy mail seaed uV ior ~
Invented by he great chemist Lebig, who sold lie secie
for $40 No housewife should be without H. says ir
New ORR CRY Christian lnleigencer and Tia advice g
echoed hv a. least 500 spApers and periodicals. and ts
n TWELVETREES, room ~ so Nasssu-sl ny
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,u- -yss=zxss- HIpsQN RIVER RAIL

10 a y
KS-H1--N--ied States Nal Line Arrangement re
used Jan ls 1850 -Four Daily rsins each way sunday
excepted ,s,N, g.. W., 49,.
snd P.sseusers Nr 81 RegulaT Way SlAsons Al = IN
AccoI naocsiicn Tram. for Fre.ght sn5 Passengers q
Passengers loi GGrrisOs Cod sPrng kishku, SeN-
RAmhcrsh and Yoag hkeepsie Passengers ioI Low-f0.
aul Milton Ferry who leave Newfork II MS Irain ray
chAuge a. Peekskn re Ere.gh; Train Weleh W. so
al ihosa paces AtSt r Passengers 70 Pt~AsAi- anu
Al established Intermediate Wsy Stsnons
Gong Sou,h-Lssve PeeksAil 81 q An for WAY Pas
senfers Leave Poaghkeepsie 81 Z A ", tor Nsy ASs
and WAY Passer gers for al the established az sso,
Af7S AN for freight ard Passenger A. II: AN or
Thrcush Mails and Passengers Tor New HSmeursn tish'
XII Goa Spring GSrrisons Peekskil, Sing sing IaffS-
town DOtks' EeITy ard louksTs
Passengers VIII promote sher ovn convenience by tAAs
sesis u lie Cars marked for the respective >suons as r
rear Cars Of tame VII be s a. Way StSons gors Morn
Nhere oGcSF q the Company are ssiS9!sied lassSh-
scr, viii procure rckess before Skns seats n The ears
Passenger. for Way Ssanons who have BsSsose, VII
.,sN, be- admitted INTO Tie Car tie Baggage Gar.
gsS, W 1. YOUNG, Chief Engineer
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81 ltltG8iPH 70 Tx kta.YQRk IAi5JHl

N..HISGToN Saturday. 1aE J.
the senate .Es l1i IN session icdsr hariag ai,'l-
over l MoUfsy
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
Tie Holse me- 81 ine l-us hour Journal r-6d = l-.l
Der OF petitions were Trcseu'ed snl referred
Mr fvsSs moved a cell Of he House The vess sLj ne
iGSrr aud he motion oct
The Chairman o. the Commune on Printing reported s.
favor ~ printing 10000 copies Of he Report on CONNER
snf va CATION
Mr -rfFHESs, az Georgfs- moved recoHrl4neIt o. ID
Report with Instructions 20 he Committee IN regard a -
rFpedeucv tnd PROBABLE cost Of Binding ne sane ~ che
form
Mr. scHENcK. Of Ohio moved to amend By ilsirlc-nl
the Committee 10 inquire INTO he eKpecency Of redue
be number Of eXira copies
Tie mOrOn wac l0st
Mr. BKoWN. oi Mississippi was opl osed 70 ne bias
ri he Report 10 was mourning heavy expense wlttol
deriving any rea advantage few copies mgti BE bound
hC, geLcral rule, public document were reac II
few persons of..y. ard seldom preserved
Mr. CsBELt % Florida. moved that al he pubic DO
ueuis should be bound. Lost
a vote then taken on Mr. STEfHES's ncuop- ADc .
decided IN The Affirmative
The report was then recOmmIued - amended
The Chairman Of The Printing Committee reported s
favor u printing yfys hundred extra copies OF The
port on he Coast Survey.
On motion the House resumed is baofinfs FOR Serge i
7 with he following result
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Am Tn\tARn lllNpNNI. NIouuI,l ~

NtHungarv beg. 10 announce 10 the musical pubic ai
NewYoA ,ls, he intends glyLs grand Vocal and ln.ru
mortsl Concert SsWiey evening next Jan = a.
NbiOs saloon on which occasion he s 20 be assisted t "a
erQnd olchester bud 4. tie eminent srtis
.Ms civ Particulars 81 nIare tA.- ia 2-s'