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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18
CITY ITEMS.

OfERA-Ton ight We have Norma tor the third
time An announcement which are cersiH VIII Re re-
ceved ia real pleasure by all true hvers Of music The
agreeable surprise furnished by Sgnor. Bs Pans Mr.
M would fh The house evenings he shot
az The did not render il wholly ir1rmcuc.hle
Il likely that Norma possibly be repeated al e.
tonight
Tho brnsft the Hsguest sufferers will ase place 10
morrow evening Tacs "a LgrsnerH90r VIII De per
formed The Object OF his benevoruce. and RE i'y mag
naaimnu. sprt 10 which offered vii ot course render
a fall house cersin The public OF New-Yors are not to
be oyermachel hberaity by any private individual To-
deed o. The Hsguest fnd and ne circum-ion
Cos Of is collection sufficiently Indicate the noble gleros
~ OF our public opinion when fairy excited and
tina, 1t in no danger Of being hnmbugged
srRAuGIns ~ TowN-Hon JBo Sergeant. Phi
adelphia Hon John Magee, Bah; W. Maxwell,
Consll 20 Trieste MAJOR q. T Howard. Texas Col. n.
w Ouares Richmond Va Judge E=s1.,, salem, are
among The arrivals al tie Irving House
GESeRous DoNArioNs.-Amoag ths liberal con
butons made for the relof OF the sufferers BY the Hague
St explosion notice particularly The handsome g'f Of
sgoo-io New-York Sllc and 10 Brooklyn sioo-hy ? +
Chrsiy, Es4 proprietor and director of Chnsys Opera
House NJ c has The handsome hing ard OF course
VIII never lose by 10
t-y- The signs OF " inter are diminishing, and
generally supposed hat that dsSgTeesbe season
has gone round ike July thunderstorm, and VII not
all he present season. Already househuniug
sad and green vegeiab bcioken the approach
Spring
SUNDAY LAw-An interesting case IL regard C.
legal proceedings on Sunday will he found Ia our report o.
proceedings N the Marine Court
LECTURE Nj. } Stevens will deliver a lecture
on the subject of Monopoly. Labor &c 81 me Bleecker
Building corner Of Bleecker and Morton on Tuesday
tomorrow evening
FALsE ALARN.-The bells rang three at seven
o'clock ias night, hui hre found.
THREATENED AFFLIcTION.-Some OF the papers
.sy The Lois Monte- coming 10 this coun.
ny. ll. said she pursuit. u Mr. Head. her husband
We trust be viii ,hun borders, and - from ne
dreadful consequence which wOuid follow him
PAYNENr % TANEs-The payments ~ the
Once The R=ce Of Taxes which reached on Fri6sv
aggregate Of shan TWO ana half mlaons have
within The ew days been larSe vii be seen Is
ihe liable below transcribed from he books q he once
Of Tlye. rerrrcd b be Rcsirsr u Ts1es .ae
"a oT-sfng Of ~ Book
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Cnasam-Hause Hefnrrn.

An the Revenue Officers discharged on the lsi
inst lof whom list was given in our paper on the
Monday preceding have been reinStated by the
Collector on the strength o. The vote Of Congress
making temporary provision FOR the Revenue Ser
vice Of the Country. We presume their pay also
is soon to be forthcoming-pro5sbly next Saturday
or al any rate the Saturday following 20 tbefe
will be smiling faces about Poverty Corner once
more.
And low. friends of Economy in Congress let
az entreat YOU not % overlook Custom House ne
form It's needed, and can readily be effected
All that Is required is the faithful attention Of AZ
able industrious Committee, land this work ought
not to be piled upon the already overworked Ways
and Means, but sent 20 the Committee Of Commerce
or some other } aud when that Committee reports
q careful schedule OF future service and cmolu
nnests il ough; 70 be put straight through without
being permitted 70 serve as an apology for fifty
speeches on negroes and all manner Of irrelevant
topics One day in Committee OF the Whole and
another in the House should suffice Tor It's disposal
The Revenue Service now costs too much. Take
the pay of its chief officers for example The Col
lector here has to oversee and be responsible FOR
the collection Of twothirds Of the Revenue OF the
Union, running heavy risks and giving large bonds
and his pay is Six Thousand Dollars year. We
do not think that TO much. Bnt when like sum
is paid TO the Collectors at Boston and Philadelphia
doing less than one fourth the business and incur
ring proportionate hazards, the absurdity OF Tie
scale is manifest Either Collector gets too little
and we have not heard of his grumbling at his pay
Or others receive great deal too much. 50 OF the
Naval Officers, who generally paid larger saa-
ries than the Collectors in proportion to the value
Of their services So there are other grades Of
which we think the compensation might be re-
duced without injustice or weakening the efficiency
II the service. But let Congress 90 through with
Is work and not require the Secretary - make IN
yidious determinations. Let the beenning made
by the passage Of the net Of last Session be con
sistenty followed up, and the entire Customs IN
Guiding the expensive new service on the Paciic
can be collected for less than Two Millions OF Dol
lars,-a saving Of fully Halt Million, when the ex
tension of the service is considered on the cost Of
former years down TO the present.
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The closed very firmly, win lemand Tie
HSyaGs trend. IN tie wro according to ia dsly
delighted With he opportunity the buoyaa
Of The market gaze them Or putting out large con
trseis, must Ind 10 bard SEEDING about these dsysr
Those who were Influenced by he profoundly ssgseious
financial advice 81 that paper r here any 10 sell
Erie Al 81. Harlem Al So &c &c feel very grateful
In Exchanges the market is scarcely ~ firm, ami
the supply Of balls rather better Sterling sasc franc.
50. IS; Tie latter for strictly prime
The business Of the last three days in Freights
has oeen-To LyerPoo-Co,on Al SID some Flour. Is
Cd Bacon, os; Pork, Is = Dbl OIL 2Ds 81 pigs Of Vine.
Ps - Cd y ran Ia Sd for ppes and 6s sd for bids Pro
visions, HEAVY Goods, &c. -sa22s Cd snd 1900 bash-
Corn Il Ia bus, whichs Improvement and higher ruie.
are now demanded Bhnsh ship was engaged 10 lead
Navsi Stores AZ 2s Cd, and Logwood 2os 10 Glasgow,
Clover Seed os y terce and 570 bushels Corn SD To
Hsvre 100 bales Cotton u cent 1000 bbl. Resia a
eenls 10 Ashes, 81 and 80 ierces Rice, 81 70 Ant
Verp. Cotton, q ard so tags Coffee on term.
we I'D not eaTa To Amsterdam 100 Heroes Rice p. ID
To Hamburg 3os for Rice ard cent for 100 bags Pmen.
%. To Amsterdam Swedish big wa taken W a. ID, I'd
or Rec 10 for Assess and Logwood and 81 cenis Tor sp
MS TggPennns. To California Freigh,. continue br.s A.
ever with Increase u ps-seng-r, by The route To
san francisco 20 Har, tosi taken az sf5 rad
hsrr md Measurement Goods a. previous rate. brigaS
hsfk we're tAken up 70 Dad Lumber Wilmington NC a.
s7ed So = ~ The the shp Oxford ate Liverpool p.elt
bun n 1852 buEtsn IL uns hss been cold 70 bogse Ia
as Cry for $500 snd understsad abe viii proceed %
Bos 90 - osd also Tor CalifOrnia
The paragraph We had yesterday ia relstson 10
ne Mercantile ssnk, has drawn tie following Ieter ron.
he Presitenf
dkzcAkTlLE BANK, FEB. l6. 1850.
tDtIos IAieUSE --Dc0r S0 observe from your PAPER
y as chr tnef yoc cave been ed ITO an error he
cnererter az tesxn cf tEs lnsiiuuon
~ . nos ss minated branch Of he z,s Rxnk Of it4ra
he isTer Of thar Institution EXPIRED business
n r-fe 81.
t4Sr majority u ntcre. IN connection v1fh parties
10 MS Sy have simply associated themselves for te
Psss Of BANKING ssfsr the Genera Banking Law, win
C9pItal " s5oc,0og
Il "A rot and has besn contemplated 70 adopt
ssten snazas 70 The Sgf0 Bank system. but merely 70
accommodate cur teposinng cnsonsEs BY receiving hom
nrTa he Issues o. the Banks throughout this STATE a. ss
low diseourt - Circumstances vii vsrrsnt
Sey respectfully,
". B. DOUsL1ss, President
Some assurances have been made on coin By tie
steamer. bui possible nat VIII 60 corsidenr
be purchase 0f Mexican Dollars - sesn made PROBABLY
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Markets ... c.NrrulLy RsFoarrO ,os rar Tmuvs


,,s,- A. lover IT, .., arc 50 ts. Pr, 40 Jst IS
conoN-Ts H'se, saoyaa, aai no Aeous
20" ss sold manly ~ shipment Showing IA h aaan'e on yes
flour ASp NEAt--r- m,rss, ff Fl.sr ~ihoet dnas.
q1oa,os bui EOS stee tsn essni-y ~ MEDIUM AID god
ssiss he nafssi rather bsoyaat Iers shppas r9sy
dan ssr su, "a isasaI - III H. stS, e,s ~ m.,sss
ange The quotations Ass, ihs ss 100 bbh - ih
Mo- 'o RE Foor there nothn of nioriafas sa' W ss'
GRANTED uaIas demand West io, Fs,,
aai SOM looo ee'n 'ng- Gsaa.es 90 ro'ss
% % a at a. @a NE ,ps ~ ~. !, ''' No Yea, ss
s' -" ou'L Southern Ji saes 900 6ul Canadian Pes.
GEoofRfsT4sre further change Mention The msr.-
show, D. fluctuations Dung he ~e@t sfsprg ch h .,
ure~-ys L,,s 20 hid. New Ssw ~
.,a % oi o ~, 81 = e. s go T. w.. o. a
" or ~ hda Gardens at oe mos i' 'c'o 81 Hissa' 90
Hipks-T',e L"s hseo sales ~tho lA-' os .,.s..
~ % ~ 10 e.s.o Is y b. . , s.' A ~ as,a.i,
a. - O7!Dy ssted At So ~ is,a' 81 ~ ~ tn'' is'
ssslH.A q n .tst c a. thy rin. les- c-ni
Igtn S % , ;s ~ u l' 90 g y. ~. ' .,
German 7s,oJays - DO srau,h - Oh AL sio hard
Ma,ur a. tol ch Today thes has been good se u '-
Pss Aasran At soai ~. ciah H. na'.et now fh h"ny
ifhTHg i,eo,a. a,nn .,n r-spt. ueoa,si.r.bs
EFEswAx falef sale Of io5oo 70 b.. been ai- pra,.
rALLow- aeelas 5000 l,', b~-s 81, II
pRoysIoSs In P. tl.rs i i,ts doug sad s.rses
heavy bob sgd a. 30 0alU ~ soi 10
ohiM JTt5 "a Prfas hesi
qlsi presns Sales 80 ynn- Bs. ofeay eat -
SO Lard 5,s sis ,ai u a5f, and ~ tsgs
u c 30 PRIME 10 Cur M-.ts tsf- nohg doag huusf 40
Chez, dfu. sad act1e
hEhP -sses O0 bale. Dee fytiss cold At tl5satVJ
skkDs-A ss- q ~ bes PnHs ciovrf m sssr a lkei
FEATHERS has b~sn ssi- Of gs.nlr cash
SPICES FuisHO faT nqufJ, ydL sdbss 81 ~ LaEs
a, 10 - short pre- saimsgs
HifkIh- - steady, nJf
About las - ,sHi 81 8 ili1 as -
WHISKY d. Sim. supply slst
snail Bbs hshs Oh~ed thai sffys ~ Df1ss
. noulLsi
HoPsAr- q-- ',iiaise, wrh 'app'as Aqs.y q,
OlLsIAn,sei sa fiihef ,h~r slfss sssf. 80
About ofsp gss nav be-H 'oh ~ af- anna etf csis
Nha'e = q1~f
hAlsfNs- Baa-h .en . oily Il 3 q J, per boz
NpDiDgrbs the isst I~esa have q,
h0 SIC 500 u No Pul-i Ef SUR 1t - lss
~ d~a~rs have been 10 boyer sld a quosous atri
Tie sto-s ~ Fore II
.oui AHsrfsn here tna smyrna B,sfn quos
Flsefs, Ia. fla5Jc Bli Boos
hsf ant three Bf n, rorlnaa qBsffef B
q sum ~ Cfy Psi=d 3lu34kc a. County D. Il si
s1p-r Paied Al " 5c The 81 sfgn O1y lfsO =
washed torioys prrsf> terms AO n task tnne1 n
shout We qsr- smyrna yssts5 an~ssie1 q
1ic Busno- washed u ait Hs1uso ~sshsa - ~
o. ashef al ifaio1 Fas r.. aa. ifal Cnsa hnrt
~his l.nl d. do bsck Psrl sesirj q
f Do lnss-hcd sud shora from Bssaos AJf-s -
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Nicaraaas-ssreas Rritain.

Tux TREATY The TfSbuRes w sshlngton cor
responder, now positively and vessmeS,y dsnss ms. Is.
Henry selwes. Thus Tss T,bsss sai It's eoussPondei
are difecsy Issue fas Tsssas had ding al US The
60. wAcut sdtorsl fcmsrS /, seems TO Us, under the
sss ~ ss that rs Tsss MAKES Itself liable 70 re-
R' We beg The Commercial 10 understand
thst The Tribune has several correspondents at
Washington, and IL IL viii compare what the cor.
respondent referred 10 does ssy with the unqG&h
ned denial OF Its own correspondent il cannot TAI
~ see that they differ, But no matter Alrha
is also mistaken. Having explicitly stated the
facts &c we know them 10 exist il did no, occur Ia
us that Alphas letter rendered their reiteration
Necessary but at The Commercials instance, We
repeat that Treaty has been made and signed
between Messrs Clayton and Balwtr, covering
and settling oil existing and prospective grounds
Of dispute respecting Central Americs. and that
said Treaty. 81 signed. went 10 England by ex'
press In she last steamship. That some questions
may have arisen On which SIR H. L. Buwer was
withou, Instructions fcm his Government, and
that he therefore entered into stpaatcns on these
points subject % the approval of his saperors is
very probable and II any one chooses o. insist
that the Treaty is no Treaty. but only an under
standing. memorandum, agreement proieoo. or
anything yoa please, until seen and approved BY
lord Painerston. we shall nos stop 70 chop logic
nor spit hairs with such critic. Nor shall we en-
dsavor to lortify position BY hints OF winks
20 the provisions Of the Treaty aud the views ca
the cabinet shereapon. But we have not spoken
blindly on this sabjso,, as Alpha and The Com
msrcial win yet confess. and cur readers viii
please andentsnd Us as maintaining that Treaty
IS made. and went ont BY the last steamer, 10 mat
ter who asserts and reasserts the coarrary
JvDeE SASDFoRD.-We regret 70 learn that
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

- We understand that a course q three Lee
To be- given the Female academy in Brooklyn by
Rev. WILLIAM VASE including he lecture on Florence
which heard with much delight by srge audience
81 Clinton Han The TWO remaining lectures ar Rome
and Italian Lite aud from toe Interest Of The subjects
wei ne reputation OF the Lecturer viii doubt
liehL
- Rev Mr.. ATKINSON. Of Lowell, Mass hes
received and accepted call from tbs Bndgesi Congresa
uona4 Church Of Brooklyn
DEctNFD.-We understand that Rev Mr.. FL
nendorf the Westinghouse Church. Brooklyn has de-
cned the ca Of the Reformed Dutch Cbacha Nswbursl
ORAroRI0 The performance OF Handel cele
Oraiono Of Inc Messiah By lhe Brooklyn Sacred
Music Society which was postponed on Thursday evening
WI take place on Tuesday evening the -s'h ina-
CONCERT Jane Soman's Concert takes place
tonight the Female Academy. all se assisted by
NJ Russei the Eloeuuonst and Mr Zande the Pianist
Gov uJhzv, Mdle Jagela aud other Hungarian Patriots
expected ~ attend
- The Naval Court Martial DOW in session 81
ne Navy Yard, have reported 10 .hs Secretary Of Nsy
iha. Com. Cooper "a 100 ..ck Tor s.s-
SAN % CHURCH PRoPERTY-On Saturday
The Fret Presbyterian Church application TO Hon
2 Johnson couuy Judge or leave 10 sell their Church
properly corner Of Fulton and Pineapple and purchase
size 10 another part u the city fors House Of Worship
The application was Tfaned ana u ordered by ~
Judge that he deed Of he property should coapir
he sane conditions a. tie present snd That The Church
main Ia conn-cu0u with Tie Presbytery Of New Ogk
poH examination u rhs pr-su edce TIE time q the
falling Of the ceiling VI he Reformed Dutch Church
found unsafe Tor occupation, and tho location 10 ysuSb
for business purposes viii be disposed Of The Society
contemplate erecting their cdifcs he corner VI
Clinton and RemseH the spo, known Maynard.
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New-yora To WI aeetins,-Ssser,ss,I

BhaSs-BrosdAbsn JOtnsso~n Mayed. ugPr.Aets-4
Il LAST wear 5
Lenes-BlSecker ERhraah Garoga NoFshanpton. Peru,
Ssragf0rd-6-l Last year :
STEUBEN co
WAiss- CsneFun, Campbell Csnisteo. Collector. ETvr
usrtssiIe. Hornty. Howard. Pulfeney-a
L~eos-Avoca. Bath Horresvlle, JssPer uTNuge, Pant
e. Post Ffsusbargh Tn1Fs,ou Crhaas- Neeelsr Nsyne
Ill.
81 far. nss and gain equal Twelve Towns 70
come N, which last year stood Wing 10 Loco.
CHENUsO Cos Locos 10 l Wing towns
one Wing 70 hear from.
BRooxE Co.-ChensngO tBinghsl:sonl Wing s
usaal-2os majority On Supervisors
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NEw-YORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE. ALsa~Y Saturday. Feb. il
EFFCErs
BY Sir BE.cE sblH TO make an sprropr adon TO sing
s.pg Prsol.
GENERAL 0RuER-M0ToN>
Nj DAET ca - h. resolution 81 yesterday froTi-nt
thai Oh MONDAYS and Thursdays he genera order saA
tsve precedence q al orders o. business ser notices and
Introduction ofbls
Mr. Cnoss suggested that he consideration Of this t1aiier
BE- referred select Committee % examine AMI give 20
.e senate their opinion whether or NJ T. VII - saFao
he thought would De- well inzsuuci as . vas propo-i-
non % change The order Of business - laid down no ne
uies.
Mr D'fr scsuesced in hi. and offered A. amendment
20 his resolution % that eject
The amendment passed. sn1 ue resolution IS ---s
amended wss adopted
rHfsu READING % Bills
The New York snd Erie Railroad h laid over ili neNi
week
To change the time snd places ~ holding The Cour.s 70
lie Seventh JuGicis. District Passed.
USFTSTsHEn HusINFss-CFNr RAJ RAILR0RO 1fLt-
TIE Committee u the Whole. Mr. MoscAN in The Chair
resumed he consideration OF The General Railroad hi lrd
afer lon spent therein win surdry amend
u~nfs snd reported the b 20 the Senate Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

TIE HARLEM RoAp.-We noticed on saturday
evening the turnout at Tweutysirth-s seven freight
cars marked W r. r loaded with fat clile. Upon tn
curing learned that ihese belonged 10 the Western
Railroad and that they loaded a. reenbush opposite
Albany and hsd without changing from that point
tie Housaionis, New-Hayen and Harlem Roads -
This Will undoubtedly grow into a srg- business and
hope bring down reasonable The frce q Beef 10
hs market An arrangement y also beng made 10 hnrg
csr'e from Brighton near Boston ih. market. without
transfer from he Original cars Cate brought % market
by railroad understand CONS forward 10 -0 much
beier condition an when driven inst ne saving
nearly pays he cosi ~ transportation.
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In A r RrED.
DIED.

% - ia - n q ID CHARLIE. EORB
hs n-ue. Ea- q ~ iay Repeatedly - srsnd
- t-a~ra e Is-stsE 10 n 4 ~ eck ~ frrss
f-----tre - sgrrE u
&c saareg serss Fsn T. =. - Issf q h-r age CATHA
hlNL. r-let Of Ne iafe Be-,s1ll f.1
n reaes Az g1sl.tnr-s Il hn.ba1f
- a. a. -is Ter 5rut- Jsssct r. Oscrz- sr5 Fs,~
llg1g I'D I 5roraer Jcfa Barl1z rsspr-f1rr
z - sff-ra A-r fzn-.l "a aoucrT seersa ~ "a fo
h-r al ~ erc- = Efrse=.-
% .atzrd-J Frt t5s hcpe % snrs r-.ur,-.
SEok6iNk NAcLAkES. Nls o. Charles wit.sr - ~ -
a 80 - - -
IL eas q ~ family rsspesffzly v-d % sr-na -,
~ % Ao1y seEsoo., al SS<<a i r-.s-1- n So
Go a. -
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Passengers Arrived.

IN s,oqaashi1 Cgssc>af en- /s fhori,rgsths, Af1 %
Go y mil D. l. FHns. Cfsg. NJ srhsysf u -
No.. stasafs Hsrvars N- fssartoa ~ ehls ksn
sfrks " Dsri.u Heafh J Hsrrs bari ssnse -a5
.i, NO4b cFOsl l. J-nsfsDu hc-~nl~fs h-Jsf
~ a MoaisoH-r Drawn, A5, fcasf-s sn s-fs ss
! " Harapbr.y 4 " Cori0a Dr. q 6oftol " T1fusf 500
mons 4 Morn. " Co,gion Boa. srs Ho0asa 49,
.on. A Gun. -. saapso. y Hoeh~.. a ssnchs1
poaasf stg L0s0n fran i0sfgJsn~s s~inhufs. .4aeA
C4e- Log.s acEysy M Hog al y Jss Ffsn Joaa
M,Cour Bo--r koerE HeDnab, ~ 70 ihs st-fsgs vns
Lssa - u psssa-s
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lis Mr. Henry GrinnelI and no, Mr. Moses

= IL Il Mr. Henry Grinneii and not Mt Moses
n Gnnne who las noby projected ar expedition To-
search Of SIR John Franklin. He proposes To 70 ont two
siips 81 bic own cost % be- COMMANDED by naval officers
appointed hy Government II the expedition should be
successful Hndng ta intrepid navigator the whole re-
ward offered by The british Government ard 81 Lady
franklin after d-iuctre he expenses Of Tie expedition j.
be divided among he officers and crews ri he vesse-
Should prove unsuccessful the whole loss la- upon NJ
Grune In such noble and benevolent enterprises 81 tbs
le- The true use Of wealth and Mr Grnseil has shown
example Of whs; merchant prince should be which vii
win the admiration u the world.
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Southern Mail->hip News. &c.

BALTIMORE Nithsats
The mail beyond Richmond vs. has ialed
The Nt-gi1ia House 1f Delegates he fassfi biA %
axe M opinion n he people the "a ID; ne CONVEX
Tor ~ amend - C0ns-uIr1r.
lie orEllE4 cost % lie Avon T1es,tT W4s STU %
Which here wss Insurance TIE bsri-i Church neal
mr. Ifes ~ was lgltlv damaged
The trg Oregon, ard schr Charles EallacE ron -or
port arrived al Norfolk on Fudsr IS
To tl.s city We have no news worth te-grapln-
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Appoinlmenl. b, the Goyernor nnd .snate.

NoriRIs, PUsiIC -Joe n Prescott WAYNE EphrsIm
Cone Livingston. Seymour + Denton. Lazarus Rec,
>ieuhcn. Edwin Andrews Washington Albert q. Guuul-
SON. Mos-s Scott, Isaac Fowler. saratoga, Reuben
Norih Sheldou c d Raymond. John Huu. Joseph D
Hunt Duchess; John d Campbell, foiser Beck New
York
CoMHssIoSEFs Oh L0ANs -Heury II Hull Charles W.
Campbell sicuben Edgar Keichun. New-iork.
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HOBOKFS fTTNs

SUDDEN DEArH.-On Thursday morning. at her
residence wsshingt0n.L Hoooken, sarah. ~s Of Peter
Lee, Instantly died sw minutes previous her d--5h
sAe was N h apparent enjoyment u ihs perfect
bath. The Coroner NJ x Crane sler taking view VI
he body pronounced lie probable d death be de
case VI lie heart
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sY TELEGRAPH TO The NEN.Yoak TRIBUNE.
Great Fire in New.sriean-.

NFN-UkLnNA .
A tremendous FIRE occurred IN tins city this
morning AZ A5ut zoe ococs cocnn-fct7g IN snaps ~
already nineteen building n ashes ne nos %
lsrEe TIE 5rce OF ne Pi1EEHn< Snd ROOFS
excessive banking house ce-sUyec TIE IRE : no.
- eItnEuistet snous. the utmost e1ertous Ne peE
made by ciuEens .nf h f-e tspgre1t Ine ioss
ao ron s5ooe tie pr.ac;pe pGor Of which COW
.ref .-s.ranra
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CoRREcTIoN-We have a telesraphic aote
from Baltimore which ssys hat We have stalled La W
Graham read RESTRICTIONS meeting he Psrk~ L. We
presume this i The ielesrAphic Of wnulg "
Megtan rsad rvsoluuons, ke. Il %. maze he
non The resolutions Of The newsboys Dot read BY
Mr MeighSn-iu fac, eanT I'll who did Rad her. -
c0nscrng are The authOrires
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4 Theaier Burnt.

B.rrNosE =gDiEy, Feh u 80.
The Avon Theater az Norfolk Vas totally de-
sroyed by IRE - zhi Of i4h 70 lad Zen cose1
i ~as supposed - % LIE work q a. .1r~le-ArT
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toLIisloN.-Ihe steamers Allegheny Nal and
Gov Briggs cane into collision 90 ne I'd ali Ia ne M.
s.ssppi nveT, Alton TIE Al-ghsny Nal va snisr
ti-L e-1c u steam Il lie tine, ard Der boW srrk ,hr
Dyt bfiss- 3-f iorNHrd " ne siarbOard vheehouss
aid cut through her guard 70 he hull and r.kp A. Desry
aenosted De cookhouse nd pantry and disabled ie
sAooar1 wheel a. 70 save he boai II cpDlec eoud.
Lon - .I-,~s -
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Maryland Constitutional Convention.

\ oil was passed today IN the House = Dee
ra-e- o. - ~s- u N--',- to tskse roie on - pro
arey - eang Convention f1r BE q4rPo== ~ amending
N Constitution n ~ safe
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n The Crescent City. which left Charleston
on Frdsy at 81 AN arrived here last night hsv'
'sg experienced succession Of head winds during
the voyage. She passed the steamer Ohio. hence
for Chasrss. On Saturday, AZ 81 AN.
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FIR AND Loss oY LIZA tire broke cat
ab01i II O'Clock Yesterday morning The basement Ct &
house n Thry-nrsist Sixthav occupied By several
lszailes Two ehidrec nsrned John Devin and Heary
0aIun, the forer TWO years and the iser av- YeNrs
age were sasoeA'ed viii The smoke The IRE disco
vered few moments aAer broke 0aL snd easily
unguished bu the ehllF-n when found were dead The
psrers TAD goae. Church a. he tine Of e .ccideuf-
Ths CoroueT VII he'd 81 tncaes; hsis morning.
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LoUST CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
70, snl., Of stoet. lre. ace Eey,th r.

SATURDAY. FEB i6-P.M
IN Stocks the market is very bsoyant. especially
Ene, Reading and Harlem. Reading IN which there are
symptoms Of corner In Philadelphia has advanced "a
which II il hrn, showing ?. y since yesterday
Hre Is di and he second Mortgage Bonds, ~ Harlem
81. Tie annexed figures she~ he Improvement 10
the leading Stocks during the week past