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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18
VV7O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

II TANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PAS-
SAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.-The
new splendid Double Engine Steamship
CONSTITUTION,
Lieut. g. g. Bissel u S. n Commander, will leave Pana.
ma for San Francisco the 18th Dec next in season for
passengers from hence by the steamers of 18th and 28h
Inst
The Constitution was built under the superintend
ence Caroline and the Union whose admirable ac-
comnodations and fine sailing qualities are well known
She is fitted with Of superior ORDER and neither
pains beray viii be spared to give passengers every
satisfaction
Price of passage from Panama to San Francisco
l6t CeDlDs 80
I'd %Vu
Apply 10 WARD l. PRICE, 40 Walst
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvRE, seco,s,.
Svas =, en slzs, JOIN sH al Psrssa,
,S De sans wax 's s. oSos hey are re- saa "a:
o ss (. -" s 3 @ sa q .s sss;Sst
avn !aStalNs RuLEFF iVA 1s ssp x1y sh. $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

toRPORATIOE NOTICE Public notice hereby given. to tbs
own0r Of all Houses and Lots
Improved unmpovsd Lands affected thereby that tho following
the Office of the Bureau Assessments for examination by all
nteestsd For Filling Lots and building Drains the
Blocks bounded souhey by Forteth street. nohey by Forty
second eastery by Eighth nad westerly sy ts
The limits embraced by such Assessment include all
the Houses and Lots of ground, vacant lots pieces and
Land the above blocks filed and dane1
All whose affected by the above named As
ssssmeut and who oppoed to the either oil them are
Tequssed their objections writing to the undersed
their ece No Hall of Records within thirty days from the date
this notce0ce Bureau OF Assessments Street department. nov
VIM SMITH A.ssssora l0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

T1OR SAN FRANCISCO-On TUES
nav MORNING next, 10Th inst The elegant packet
sim B0THNiA. Avery, master, having completed her
CARGO will rail for San Francisco above and can hand
somelv accommodate few more passengers Immediate
anniicptjon should re made Apply TO
fnI4 81 ISAAC 7. SMITH. l0l Wall.st. sor. Front.
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S>IRtEr DEPARTMENT, no 4HALL OF RECoRDs-PGblc
n,uce hereby that the following petitions hey bee.
Seei Eighth regulate ana grade Forty
6h Third aud Fh to fence vacant lots on
both gh,b ninth and Thlrteth streets be
Eighth the westerly side OF Seventh
avenue between the grade Forty eighth
stree 10 cor espond Red the profile the Street
Commissioners Office Also, the following Resolution To resut
pave and sci gutter from
to Hudson AL persons Interested having objections thereto
requested present them writing at his office on or oetoIe
the S6th OF November, ust-Nev 10 1880 JOHN J. poD0t
stree, Cor mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4HALL OF REcoRDs.-Pubhc
notce gwen following resolutions have been
presented Aldermen That the grade for
Gshy hereby established 10 conformity 10 the
map tho Stree, Oce Gardiner A. Sage
Chy Surveyor That Tompkin ST. from Treeah 10 Twenty third
Ea,t RIVER and the hereby closed pablo
following peuon To I'll sunken lots Twentieth
Twenty first Fst and Second pefsos interested having
objections thereto requested them
Segned his Office before the 25h day Of Nov ember
Dated, November IL, 1850 JOHN T. DODGE,
CommlssloneY
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CORPORATION EOTICE-Pubc notice hereby gwen 10 tho
owner or Of all houses ana lots
lands affected thereby hst the following
completed b the Assesscrs and lodged
abe Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all persons
Interested building Greene St from tbs Sewer
10 Clinton PlAcs to poin; fWaver Pao The
such Assessment include all the several houses and
lots ground and parcels of land situated on
of Greene between Wavory Place ADD Clinton Place
An by the above named 40
eessinsnts who opposed tho same OF ten
requested their objections writing to tho
Office No hall OF Record within thirty days IRON the date Of
notics-0cs Bereau of Asseneuta Street. Department. Nov
8, 1880 SAMUEL II. DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC
ygN SMITH. hssessors. n6 lot
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T7ORLIVERPOOL-PacketS Ship of the
d 26h Noyember-The splendid Packet Ship GAR
RICK Capt R. ADAMS, will sail as above her regular day
River, or to SPOFFORD, TlLESTON Co, 4S South'st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

EVOR LIVERPOOL. - United States
IL Mail Steamship ATLANTIC Capt. james West
This Steamship will depart with the mails for Europe posi-
lively on Saturday nth of December, al II O'Clock, NJ
fronher berth at the foot OF Canast
No berth secured till paid for.
All letters and papers must pass through the PostOce
For freight or passage, having unequaled sccommoda
tons for elegance comfort, apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS, S. Wall.at
The Steamer PACIFIC will succeed the ATLANriC
ano will sa December q. mo
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I0Up0R ATION NOTICE Notice hereby gwen TO tn
owners occupant occupants Of all Houses and Lots
Toy. OF unmproy.d Lands affected thereby that The so~n
have completed the Assessors and lodged
Ia the Office OF the Bureau OF Assessments Tor examination by
r.rsons inter, bulldog Sewer Broadway IRON the
IN Eebth street 10 near the sou,hery line Of Ninth street
The limits embraced by Assessment include all the several
Houses and Ground Lots pieces and arces Of
land situated on both Of Broadway between Eighth and
Ninth Ali porous whose interests are aneed by me
hoye named who opposed 10 the same
either of ,he requested TO present eI objections n wrs
IN The unegned Al Their Office No Hall of Records, Within
tSrv DAYS nom he date Of this SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
FK6SCis NICHOLSON. ISAAC WIN SMITH, Assessors Ohce
Bureau of Assessments Department. Nov 10, 1850
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FOR EUROPE.
V1HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERs,-The shps

TEHHE NETWORK and LIF ERPOOLA
IL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships
ATLANTlC, Captain West PACIEIC, Captain Sye,
ARCTIC, Captain La I = BALIiG, Capt Coth''ocA
These ships having been cult By contract expressly iof
Government service every has been taken N eE coz
also IN their eugneB to ensure strength ana
speed ard their ecc9mrnoatons FOR passengers srs ans
gIelled Tor elegance and conotgrt
Price OF passage from NewYoyk TO Liverpool $3.50; eS.
elusive use Of extra size staerooms 5 non Liverpool
TO New YORK 9S5 An experienced Surgeon attached TO
each ship No Berhs secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
soturds7, Dec 7th 1850 Saturday, December 18th 1859
Wednesday, Jan Ist 1851 Saturday, January 18Th 1881
Wednesday, Jan 18th 1851 Saturday, February sth 1851
Wednesday Jan 18th 1881 Saturday February I'd, 1881
Wednesday, Feb 18Th 1851 Saturday,, March S,h 1851
"Wednesday, Feb 10Th, 1881 Saturday, March q iS2l
Fer freight or passage apply to EDWARD K COLLINS,
IS Wan-st NewYoyk. or TO BROWN. SHIPLEY co.
Liverpool Z, G. ROBERTS co. IS Kings Arms Yard,
London, or L. DRAPER, Jr Boulevard MontnaEtre,
The owners OF these ships VIII not be accountable for
metals unless bills of lading signed therefor and tbs
value thereof therein expressed
After the Isl Of April next the rate ofetgh By the sooye
cleaners will be materially reduced $50
V0HE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
u ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LlVERPOOLd direct, and BETWEEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. ,,.,,.. - ,.nd -, =.
The Boston boats only GAZING az taliA ~ iaN au 'o
ceve mails and passengers.
ASIA Judkins. EUROPA, r. u Lott
AFRICA, A. Ryrie. NIAGARA stone.
AMERICA N shannon CANADA, VIM Harrison.
CAMBRIA, Leitch.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT al their mast
head GREEN starboard side; port side.
AFRICA, Ryrie, from Newly ork Wednesday, 2Dth NOV
CAMBRIA, J. Letch, from Boston, Wednesday, 9Th Nov
NIAGARA, J. Stone. I'm New. York Wednesday, tth Dec.
EUROPA, ---, from Boston, "Wednesday, llth Dec,
ASIA c. H. E. Judkns, from n. Y Wednesday. 18th Dec.
AMERICA, -, from Boston; Wednesday, 18th Dec.
AFRICA A. Ryrie. from New-York Wednesday, LIST Ian.
CANADA, VIM. Harrison fun Boston, Wedn'y. 18th Jan.
Passage from NY or Boston to Liverpool Is cabin o20
Freight viii be charged on specie beyond amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
Office
For freight and passage apply to ,.,
French. German and other foreign goods received and
brought in common with British goods.
Through bills of ladng given in Hayre for New ork
Aher the lst of April next the rate of freight by ms
steamers, from Liverpool will be very materially
reduced NJ u
EVOR LIVERPOOL. - United States
IL Mail Steamship ATLANTIC, Capt. James West
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nYPARTMEnT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLlEs-To BUILD
pERS-saled Proposals. will b, eciyed at the Office OF The Com
IN ssoner Repairs Supplies basement Nc west end Of new
CITY Hail. Mo day the 25h day OF EoSember at H clock
nj which time they viii publicly opeud for making alterations
and kpgne compsu, No 49, and Hose Com
pany agrsab the plan aud specification exhibited the
Office of the Superintendent Repairs Public Buidnss No ~
Elizabeth Etmato required 10 estimate Tor each sep
hratey-Eoy ID, 1850 wan ADAMS,
CommiSsi lrer Of Repairs aud Supplies.
be had either Of the Above offices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

NETWORK BAY CEMETERY
l NThe New Double Track Plank Road is now finished
from Jersey City to the Cemetery Stages leave for the
II. III, and ST. FARE l24 Cents. 70. The Company
are still selling lots the very low price OF S5 payable IN
monthly inssllmens OF So They respectfully invite the
public to visit their grounds. Who will be without burial
Tot for his family when six months is given to pay SIS
o, n9 M 1o' BELKNAP SMITH, Secretary
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PubEc hereby ton
Oowner occupants Of all houses ana o
ands affected thereby that the following As
completed by the Assessors and arc lodged
the Office Of Of Assessments for examination by all per
eos filing and draining the lots embraced IN the
souhary by $50 st nor'her by 10Th sasts y
the 10Th the Hudson Rvcr The limits embraces
by such the several houseb and o OF ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land the above blocks 30
sled in and drained. All persons whose interests are al
fectsd by named Assessments and who are opP9sa
10 the esme requested TO present teI
ob,ectops 10 writing uudesgnsd at their efhe NO han
Records within thirty days from the date of this noce-omGe IN
yoau of Street Department Nov y $50 SAmUEh
s - 49, N ~ NJ lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

NOR BRIDGEPORT, via STRAIT
H. FORD-Fars 50 cents-The steamer ANsONlA,
Thursday AID Saturday morning, es follows:
Saturday Nov 10, at6t d Tuesday Nov 6, .,S a
Tharsdsy, Saturday FUR yy,,jeniars So aa1, .,
nj iTs yHOS LOCKYER g. co liz SoutA-E.
CHANGE OF LOCAT1ON.-On and
Oaner u O'Clock Thursday Nov. l4th all Freights
for bridgeport Housatonic and Naugatuck Railroads
viii be received the NEW YORK AND NEW-HA-
VEN RAILROAD DEPOT, lin Walker-st) instead Of foot
OF Marketst as heretofore.
P S.-No Steamboat in connection with the Railroads
after the above date. nl3%w"
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IxROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. Rotuuds Park, Nov. H.
v 1850 CORPORATION HoTIcE,-PubiC notice IS hereby
gwen petitions have been presented the Board OF Aldermen
f sewer Thirty eighth street from Sixth to Eghthavenue
also for Thirty ninth street from Madison avenue 70
connect built Thirty ninth stieet about 100
Fthsysnue All interested the abeve hav
objections thereto requested TO present the same IN writing
(ssug address and OF Here to the Contract Clark
office, before Thursday 2s;int NICHOLAS DEAN,
Preadent Cr0tnn AQueduct Department. nl2 lOt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

SUDDEN DEArH-Wm. Penton, waiter in
the Crescent, an eating house corner OF Exchange
place and Hanover st. died suddenly on Friday
afternoon He is man who, to all appearance,
has been Incorporate in his habits, and has had
for q long time past running sore on one OF his
legs, in which it is supposed blood burst,
causing him to bleed to death. Coroner Geer
will hold an inquest at the Bellevue Hospital,
where the body was taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

kSRoToE AQUEDuCT Observation-Disclosures Park Nov Is
" 1850 Corporation NotcNPuble notice shereby svon, that
Thirty from Seventh TO connect
petition has been presented in tho Board OF Aldermen loF
Eighth All persons interested the abov
having thereto requested 20 present me
, satng their extent OF interest and address, 10 hs
ni6jGt ~ NICHOLAS DEAN, Press Crotou 40 Dep t.
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NOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES,

ANOh OAGlf OCt4NlA3 VIA C11AOhE"C,
Il WITHOUT DETENTION at PANAMA The Uni
ted States Mail Steamp Company will dispatch the spen
did doubleengine steamship OHIO, J. f. Schenck+
u s. NAVY Commander on Tuesday Nov 26 at O'Clock,
NJ remthe pier footof Warrens North River, with the
Government Mas and passengers for San francisco ana
Intermediate ports
The connection Panama viii be carefully kept up and
passengers for San Francisco guaranteed that they
will be detained at Panama beyond the usual stay in
that port
The books Open and passage be secured at
the following rates:
FROM NEw-YoRK TO cRAsREs.
Bathroom berth
Standee berth forward saloon .........,s. 90
Storage BERTH found bed and separate table Sc
FROM PANAMA. TO SAN FRANCISCO
State-TooTn berth
Seeruge, found bed and separate table 1909" l5o
FROM NEwYosK TO
State-roem Sandee. Steerage.
Charleston. ......'...-$l 5 w VIC
Savannah 70 ~
Havana .......,.......,..-.fO % .
New Orleans IS &c Is
Freight TO New Orleans, 80 cents per cubic foot
Freight to Havana, so cents per cubic loot prepaid
Passengers for Chagres viii he transferred at Have
ma to the new and splendid steamship PACIFIC:
To freight passage apply at the ONCE OF ING
OoNpau' AZ '''''''A '0f''' u NJ O. ROBERTS
Special notice ia given 20 shippers by this line thai me
Company have prepared form OF bill of adlnE adapted 70
their business which will be furnished to shippers on app
cation the CompHnys Office, and with which they are 70
quesed 10 provide themselves no other form VIII 30
signed by the Agent of the Company. ALI bills Of ladng
must be signed before the sailing OF the vessel MS In
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Ok ootics /, ber.ss aENI No 4HALL OF RECoRDs-Pub
presented 81 - 81 ss sda the ouioy b,vs hs,
ara gutter sa3 .dsw S a. To and requisite the curb
ss aSpsa ss ~ sac Q, csa.t street. 10
Chatham Streets Al psoss between FfaaSla and
% g S,. present them Wiling 10 3. Usesoas hereto
Us Joas y + NSDs oTn6s. ins:.--soy. {, 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

STREET DEPARTMENT, No, ( HALL OF RECQRDS-Pub-
Sic gyen that the following resolution has been
presented Of Aldermen; To regulate grade
gutter flag space four ee wade Seyeueths BIS
hd Fourth Al interested, having obec
them writing under
sEusd before the Esd dSy at November
November Is 1850 M JOHN T. DODGE Street. Commissioner.
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oKPoFAIIuH II Al HOVE. and M noo5- or a,a
and Affected thereby that the following asssss-nts have
r. cn1pe;.a by sc ant lodged the oce e
s S dr from the e~ei ~ IN street. 70 NE
Inc Of 9Th hmt, embraced ~ such Assess
1de ali III, .,yeral Hou.es and Lots Of Ground, vacant
Lois pieces parcels Of Liant s'laed on ION 1ds' a. ~
stfset between Ha aud % avenue All persons whose nlsf
s ascte U the u.foed assessments and MO are opPo
zane or either Of them t-qlead 70 ps.en -f o..
,;opp IN rg updsrsigr.d a; their oihce no O., u
eods within t6ity days The dat' OF lhis sos
i1g MOTT FRAHcii NICHOLSON ISAAC Wh SMtl a ~, ~
ofce Of Assessments Street Department.
49, 1850. --------
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hotSS ASuEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Ro,unta Park November
c. ~ corporation Eotcs-Pubic notice hereby gwen tina
~ sH eSea Presented the Board OF Aldermen for
s to- aey ireu TIE Sewer Ana pom; about 500
ther,,S Al peops interested therein having objections
eIsp, ~ pressat the writing statas thsr
on or S S aa4 address the Clerk al this oee,
mis- l@ NICHOLAS DEAN,
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oRpoRAToN HorcEPase o9es 9s5soy asa o - I'M
AoNnsr snds Affected thereby that The following Assess
s'yfs s eo The s I'll 5eysoa n,es,.
81 The bE 7tls from 10th 70 iItb AVENUES aa1 '@''s
e. "a S,,5r ,to.es theron las iHis eaoIaeeo oy
taib sh ali tn several houses and ots o gfnuho acl'
tt''nrr marcel Of land situated % both -d-7 OF Soo be
ipt ft f iii sy,nues the westerly ne oi oiaa4
tvp j.lh S and 7t streets All persons whose nteests
re the named Assessments ADD opposed 20
fetaa 81 at ;lstr Office No. l. Han Of Records
DIS dy tie date Of tbs 99i;eo, snIe1a Of ~ ~
sScls NlcHOLsoS ISAAC WIN SMITH Assesso's
LII
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

One experiences sense ofcreiiefin passing FROM
the disputatious hasls of Congress to the Supreme
Court room, where Justice presides with serene
dignity Amid all ahe uproar of political conflicts;
while calumny and invective dog the steps of the
Executive and the Legislature; while rbald press
isforeyer assang public men-neisher age, service,
nor reputation afiording any immuaisy from its un-
scrupulous abuse--the Judges sit apart, like the
statues of the ancient gods in their temple, impos-
ing from the stiffness Of the scene, the solemn
esty Of their attitude, and the unsullisd purity of
their ermne. This august tribunal is, TRUTH the
best safeguard Of popular rights. 1t brides the
Legislature, and stands between Executive power
and the rghtful Liberties of the citizens. Thus
the natural reverence of men for justice end their
instructive neral promptings are enlisted in favor
of the Judiciary, and hold up before its ofhcers
shield against violence or contempt. How inpor-
tant that they saoud feel the dignity of their posi-
iion, and realize in their conduct this popular con-
ception of it! No men minister at holier altar,
and on no profession does tie duty Of keeping
themselves "unspetted from the vorld" press with
heavier weight-Cerres Newasf .aduertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-25
THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY SURVEY.

The Journal of Commerce states that the pre-
parations which have been making in New York.
by the officers who are to be engaged in running
the boundary line between the United States and
Mexico completed, except the purchase Of CLOTH
ing and provisions. For the transportation of the
land party, escort rivers &c. four Of Francis
metallic life-boats have been provided, each thirty
feet in length. FIVE broad, and divisible into five
sections, in order that they may be carried on the
backs of mules. They are now at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, and are named the Gila, Conde, and
Colorado-the names Of the rivers to be exaI,in-
ed. The fourth will receive the name of the Unit
ed States Commissioner. Each boat is provided
with 600 feet of Manila rope, to conduct them
through rapids and canons. The latter are points
in the river where it is compressed into narrow
channel, often between steep rocks, sometimes ex-
tending several miles, and where the stream is
cessarily rapid. and much skill is required to navi-
gate it. Besides these boats, there are forty -four
tents also carpenters tools, backsmithing appara-
,us, two thousand horseshoes, &c. ..
The expedition expects TO set out about the mid
die Of June, with view to reach FL Paso in No
vember, at which time the duties Of the Commission
commence. JOHN r. BARTLETT, Esq, of New
York, has been nominated for Commissioner. Next
in authority is Bv,. Lieut.. Col. MCCLELLAN, as
tronomer. The surveyor is Mr.. GRAY. |. G.
STRAIN, passed lnidshipman, will probably take
command of iae fotiIla. Mr.. s. was chefin CON-
nand Of party which in ls4S under orders Of
the Commander-in-chief of the Pacific squadron,
made reconnaissance of the peninsula of Lower
California. Accompanying the expedition will be
an escort of Dragons or mounted rifemen.
1t is suggested that at the termination of the sur
vey the boats used by the Commission might be
advantageously employed in the exploration Of the
Colorado, of which little is known, but is repre-
sented by Hon THos. BUTLER KING, in his recent
report, as without doubt passing through fertile
region, ,"s-
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-25
FROM THE FALLS OF ST. ANTHONY.


The steamer Lamarne arrived night before last from the
Upper Mississippi We learn from the officers board that
the L. has sscended during her present trip the great Father
of Waters few miles further up than steamer had ever
gone before. She went Seels Landing situated mme-
diaey the foot of the last descent in the great falls dis
ance Of miles and half above the town of st. Paul.
and directly in what is termed the Cadron. The L.
pleasure excursion from 3d. Paul. with large party
board and the is described to by who pre-
sent, of the sublime and beautiful witnessed
When the boat had reached the highest point which her
powerful engines would carry her against the whirlpool Of
current four inch hawser made fast cliff of rocks,
and, by means Of the capstan, few lengths
gained towards the attainment of feat performed be-
fore and for several moments the beautiful little steamer
forced up the pillows Of the mighty cataract where boat
barque birch had oated before. The descent
described being like the flight Of arrow and with
which tier wheels and had but little ao However
SAFE and highly amusing to the gay party assembled
board Besides the reputation, Capt. MARSH has obtained
the premium Of $780, offered by the citizens of that vicinity
any steamboat that would ascend Seers Landing He
more than the prize, which promptly paid, and
perhaps will be many years before the hoase voice Of old
ST. Anthony is again hushed by the sh whistle Of steam
engine right under his nose.-St Louis Republican,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-25

York on Saturday on her return trip to Glasgow
with one hundred and nine passengers. On Thurs
day last Capt. MATTHEWS, her commander, gave
handsome entertainment to large party of ladies
and gentlemen. number of toasts were given
and speeches made. In reply to toast, the British
Vice Consul said
t with vivid interest that the growing competition
in steam navigation behed by the intelligence Of this
country and England Steam producing powerful results
Hitherto the Cunard steamers had been successful because
there bad been opposition public interested
10 the American line, 10 the great enterprise Of Mr. Collins
Cheers 1t merited the most complete Mr. Col
ns had started against great Odds against the Cunard line
against the City Of Glasgow but the public would reap the
benefit in the end while all parties would be satisfied He
gave Success the line of Mr. Collins Great cheer
ing I
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-25

DEMOCRACY BonED DowN.-In late number of
the Holmes county (Ohio) Farmer, Loco paper
published in the county of Holiness where Locos
grow spontaneously" writer advocates the
adoption Of the following sentiments in the revised
constitution
st No person shall 400 of land lying in
this State. .,'"
ID. No professor Of religion shall hold any office except
in the church.
This is the last specimen of progressive Demo-
cracy which has, as yet, come to the ears of the
public. What next Ohio State Journal.