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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05
SECOND BOARD.
WEDNESDAY. Dec p III.

WEDNESDAY Dec Up NJ
In Stocks the market is rather active and with
out important change. Erie was rather heavy
but the Securities were buoyant. Reading fell
oil y cent. Farmers Loan was weak at the
Second Board. The market was fair for sound
dividend paying Stocks. In Governments there
was not much DONE
Exchanges are inactive, but steady at the clos
ing prices of yesterday
Mint Certificates to No. 1906 are payable at
Philadelphia
In Money the market continues very easy, but
there is the natural increased demand of the sea-
sen The approach of the close of navigation the
preparation foe the settlement of accounts and
the payment OF dividends, always tisbteps money
slightly In December First class paper, however,
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Pnssennera SAILED

f. , mir NagGra for LiDeryoot-J0An Puyn lady
Absny Way onsa Mclean Fs1n and Capt ROBINSON
q C,,-s Mcs.rs Roy, Crum GasgoT Chas Levy lady aid
lat; Corniog Jr and lady. ady Albany Cooper, Lon
sn. " Evans. MoRtrea Currer andi sd BWug Eng
- Brett Toronto; Wood Afford and Hardy Qneoec
T9s De MafatasuI and servant Hae Quebec Df Imesy,
East ntes; Bars,ae heer Jno Wghtman Eo a To
Touo Price CruIshanks Havana; Meyer Nav
York Appsrmanj J4meooni Arnold PARIS g Grseechks
Werer Nav Yorh; Herman, Jeffy, London Cr7ok, w
McIbeth Peters do KruylAg SswYork; VIDAL Berg Para,
I Hope Ser York; Genne. Liverpool Goodwin Canada
Passengers Arrived
ttemthp zrtf Jros. LiverpooLW WlcoI, Taylor,
Ndar,on + Fnnie Day Banks IT, GreelosghT Treat,
Christopher Wolf Cbas Wolf Mss Jane Wolf Mss Ps1ton Thos
Wrans Mrs Winans children asd hess Carpentsr
Fit1slnmous BoatWrgbs A Rove sI,see. Adams, Gray
Gillespie Dale Restrict Barker af af'n, 3'g1rT,
Burnside McCartny Lockhart Graham, Leynge Wal
eh James Clay Charge Afares Of the United States 70 Poa
GAL and ssryant; English, Fled Hopgh, Hunt, Mr.
Wend.
In yeet p 81 LoYis ror= Lverpoo-Dr shs, lady, chill
srca and serr Mss Wood. 90; AAse IyeTkh
Germany; w Wreahs, Eng.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...........~Dcc. 4
Cleared.

ism steamship franklin wottoa Havrs L,vngsoa; s'ea'r
Iroastdes Green Philadelphia
Ships Aaunsnng O.trora L,epso Taylor Merrill Iasas
Bradbury Francisco, smith Sons; Emily Hamilton Ioas'
Philadelphia,
Barb H.len Ulrer Mobile Eagle Hazard. - a.
Brss Ttnxllu Aulg,n Tuns szad HsntsAd Chamber
Co; kesala [Br) Dawson CORVALLIS vs. Fayote, I'D hs',
Bermuda Middleton Co; slspner, Daul oywsrdi Chiss'
RIO, Bri Leuts:ztlu kingston. JAM Thampson Nenhas
scbs Splendid Buusl Yarmouth, IS. J Brl.ns Mara
LET Juan CA Olrey Sessions YgEI4, HooAft,
psGli Co Eops w Gasdy stevsos, Pad-leb4 Gem NiS'
Iav-ti alaoa. Yin CITY, frs5@e, sew Haven
sIoep Earsest. Fruaca. Providence
Barge Genet, Bf{gs, Philadelphia
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PHILADELPHih Dec ,,rtstd- Bng Pauas Baker Bos.ss:
Child Bsker Achsah D. johnson, jersey City jas
Bsysr1. Thompson Fan RIVER Amy W Leeds Eudcot Ssg
flrs H7trcn, paws SO; Lor Clark VanS "a Jersey C
Cleared Iou-s bnoj' Tnee herumac Bangs, Bo,srl
brig Glen Ben R--yes Reevn Ptov,jsa,e
John Stul WHAT'S Rehmon trh.Ah D, Johnson Yori
Ene DO n Haock, DAVIS, do; ranSe WASP
Boston; NOUS c CLARK, Ysnars, staten ieiand
NEWPORT Dec 3-Arr brig SrsoL TASKS, I'm CALAIS for Phs
depha; scbs Thus n Seymour Smrh New Bedford Hsdda,
Grscsu Barlow Hzd'ey Jetoeman Wesley, I'm New Bedford
FOR suffolk Ps1l Bastol for Norfolk Gen ny
or Wright IN Cauceu Ius; Balance Htske I'm Rock
pert hoosi Lady adams I'm Beoiori for New York .ooeI
Jas l. Long. sjredgs rrty1eocs Ne lofk WIN Baas
Grey IN Providence Ellsworth. I'm do Tor Southport
T1mperarce DAVIS, ill Somerset ior New YorA.
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WilulePa.

Capt Tabtr OF hp Barclay OF NBedord reports ~
Cape Verde Sept 30 all Will oil sirce leaving Feya ("ass
she landed 100 SPY fof AbrolU,s RAnks. ,
OF Port Louis Mauus July g. bark Pauhna Tach NB % bA
sperm.
haItnn OF NB 30
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M q r r z D

On the Cd 81 December the Epiphany BY Ray
Lot Jones SAMUEL b. HAYWARD, formerly Of Baltimore, tc
Miss MARY + MILLS OF thus City.
81 Baltimore papers Please copy. -
Long Island 70 Ma. MARY JANE Gut0N Of the former place
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY, Dec. t.
AsHEs-The demand is fair for Pearls at 81. Pots
are quiet at So the sales aggregate 100 bbls 800
q F Nor from ls to seth Nov. 1850. 1919.
bbls 2 Egg i i99
Pearls. .....,......t ocS -
COTTON-A moderate business doing in this staple,
principally for spinning, with sales OF Loo bales al prices
In some cases showing &c. decline. O,o
Export from LIST 10 50h Nov; IS3O. ISAS'
Cotton ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bales zQfOzI 5i,ooo
Export from the United SEGles, ,,, .,
Same time, .l9t,i2
Comparative Statement q Receipts Exports ana st9cNa q
Reserved Total Ell STOCK onl 1t1ck Oh
Ports sucs Sept ports hand hand ls
1850. septl. 6nl al date Sept 50
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Report on Navy Yards and Docks.

Accompanying the Report of the Secretary of
the Navy is the following report from the Bureau
of Yards and Docks:
BUREAU or YARDS AND Docks, Oct H. 1850
SIR: In compliance with your instructions of
the 9th August last have the honor to submit my
report with the estimates from this bureautor the
fiscal year ending 30th June. 1882.
These estimates have, after careful Considcra-
ton, been reduced to the smallest amount that a
due regard to the public interest," and the present
state, and further progress OF the several works Of
improvement, at the respective navy yards, will
permit 1t will be seen that the aggregate amount
falls short of the last years estimates in the sum
of 81, n37A2 owing chiefly to the fact that nothing
further is required for the completion of the float
ing docks now under contract,
The present report will exhibit the progress
which has been made with the amounts eXpend.
ed for improvements and repairs for the three last
quarters OF the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1850
This is done with q view to enable the bureau
hereafter to make the annual reports correspond
with the fiscal year
There are at this time eight navy yards and two
naval stations, which, with the Naval Asylum and
the care of the timber upon the public lands have
been placed under the direction OF this bureau 1t
is evident that considerable outlay and expendi
lures must be made for keeping these establish
ments In good state OF Improvement and repair
and ready at all times to meet the wants of the
service, whether as dock yards for ship,building
manufacturing or other purposes and If kept in
such condition, they viii be found with the add
ltlon OF naval depot in the State of California
amply sufficient to meet all the demands of our
present Navy for many years to come.
description OF the work done at the several
navy yards, and the particular object for which
appropriations are asked for the next fiscal year,
with explanatory remarks thereon, will be found
in detail under the head of each yard, to which
respectfully ask YOUR attention as follows viz.
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Disnsfera. &c.

Bss OEo Irgas SAL AircA has had nothing bat NV
and tsery gas passing Betnudahas had her as spit
and carr % Tires cham bolts NOV H. gs
OF NV VIM Young I'd oiHcer s from tho ofs yard
VIM o1cer r "m 6s iore oPgasnt yard nd
wa. lg,t oy.rbo,cl-he native Of Denmark.
Bsfa FRAscBs Portland st nst i'm Cd1snas rspof.,
having experienced very heavy weather While lying Aas
.bipps the man; s
them by Which the mats succeeded getting Ca
board but the seaman, turrigt er, was drowned
PctCu .ith ut bfks May0TeE Of Wadsof
AID ops-y Queer peo winch ashore a,s ea vs
cond-un-d A. Bailey Brook sch Rob Roy Haha1 r Char
otte Town. hsh try also Br brig shamrock I'm aaI
r Bsian and an Areha vessel unAnown Sch Spec I'm Ysa
Cruz. total loss on {. rubun lsaud
opss sch went ashore Hart Island par. Of Long aai
Sound night of i,ti
Capt Sears SEQ Ro1bury Providence fn Baltimore report.
the 2 ut lat 50 81 on75 49, passed tho mast OF
up about Clee out OF opposed TO belong
schooner sunk On 81 III Oft Brock island lu gged bn
bound f. with loss of tor toPgant ,nd royal
BAG hoAL SAIioN, Norfolk from To island eSpenenss
continued gales l9 26h u from to SW si damaged
sails.
Edward Wood of Baltnore Cafes from Plymouth Nc.
with cargo naval ioes bound sew York ashore
Cuiuok lnot the night tina 23d ut Crew cargo e
vessel would probably be gotten of, i Total loss.
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NpM.YoRK

Two houses for officers quarters have been
completed since the last October, 1919 and are
now occupied. The iron and copper store is near
ly completed, and small amount has been Elk.
pended in dredging channels, filing in. and build
Ing fence along Flushing ay. aud paving cutters;
the usual annual repairs have beenmade upon the
existing improvements and there has been ex
pended for improvements, from the LIST October
ls49, to the 20th of June, 1850, the sum of SO,
T79 50,
For the fiscal year ending seth June, 1853, est
mates are submitted for a smirhery, saw mill
continuation of quay wall, cob,wharf, dredging
channels, timber shed, paving cutters and flag
eine. cs terms, cutters and leaders TO ship houses
and timber sheds, SLING in timber pond, and for
repairs of all kinds, amounting to sI18,50Q
The amoBnt asked for the smishery Is hlgoly
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"a 49, Ion 10 So, brig Dassy Liverpool for Parma
wished 10 be reported
H. of Cape Year tndu, Thompson i'm RIO Jnnoro t
Baltimore
20 lat 81 50 lou 81 "a W bar. Gen JONES, Harding I'm Ro
Jsueo for Chill t~as reported sailed OF NOtlsanst
49, Turks Island Passage brig Persia Robbihs, ds h
FOL Mans
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Soc Of Cotton in Interior TOpns not in1IG 56 N nc 1fs
Augusta and Hamburger November .24l29 33 3d3
Macon Georgia 49,. November '.Ioy9f' l''VVi
Griffin Georgia. .......-.. IA e1
Columbus Georgia. November To- I2,t'9 f tg5
Montgomery Ala. 49,. November .l6,oo9 l4''-o
Columbia S. C.......s.. 400 : z3o
Memphis Tenn ...,...,. Noyemper-l' I,V'V '''oo
Eroyt Of Cotton from he Pert q ssi9 1'' iron" oep' ~
1-1 y 1850 10 Dec s, 1850
To GRIT Britain bales @ To other Foreign Ports 2O6a
TO NoTib Of Europe i23l4l .8O4o6
~ 49, shipping List.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is rather more doing in
w. mud Stae Flour for the East, and the speculative
, "a moderate at our inside figures for State which
I, FOOD brands are be mad Western is very steady
yih 4 limited demand for OHIO for export. Canadian is
bett with AN active inquiry the hrmness Of holders and
tb srca in freghts restrict the sales 10 26l0 55s
"a S9al Is The sales OF Domestic reach 10000 nbls at
sci q for No superine; 5s364 - for common to
f,-cys State and mixed brands OF Wisconsin,; 75df q
To- iyed 10 fancy Michigan and Indiana, and $5Q5 for
r f;.nesee Southern ls trn and buOyant with fair
nd Hnd ales OF bbs al S5G5 l2t for mixed 10 choice
hysnJs rive Flour is easer sales OF 100 bbs At ; ST.
Corn Meal is more plenty sales OF 21o hbs jersey a. IS
- M I10 bbIs BraudyyineS 81 and (0 bbls Siafords
VIVA as "a Bnckwheat Flour ls firm and IN request
Fxport from Isl to Seth Nov. 1850. 1919.
Wheat Flour. b5s, 1928 u9tt5
GR41N-Tle nake. Is daa fer Wheat and prices favor
Tie buyer. The supply Of common is large aud demand
very limited CanadiAns n fair demand and TIE markets.
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BY reducing the Wheat to FI0uT, the quantITy
of the latter left the tide water this year, COM
pared with the cores ponding period of last year,
The following table shows the quantity OF some
of the principal articles of produce, by the State
Canals, left at tide water from the commence
ment of navigation to the 30th OF Nov. inclusive,
during the years l046, ia days. l849, IA days.
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California vessels spoken, &c.
SpOlken, &c.

Oct a. lat 22 Ion IS IS sch susau stmses Morgan i'm BeO
(0ct ~ for ssn Francisco
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goes at 5a6 = cent, and loans on call at the same

goes at sat = cent, and loans on call at the same
figure.
Freghts are better, and Flour engagements
of 1900 bbls have been made at 129l3Idi
Wheat at 4l04Id. To London the packet took
1850 bbls Flour at ls cd 100 do Pork, IS; and
Turpentine and Resin on private terms En-
gagements to Liverpool 1000 kegs Lard and
1900 boxes Cheese 15s; 200 casks Ashes on pr
vate terms 100 chests Tea, 40s measurement
To Hare, the packet 9Th inst has Cotton and
Whalebone at Z of cent; Rice and Bark s. )
and Ashes Sc q SO the Franklin has full cargo
at cent for Cotton; Rice 81 Measurement
Goods sl2, and 203O0, 900 dollars Specie at Of
one y cent. To California there is again more
Offering, and Clippers obtain sl0sl so p foot
and ordinary vessels 5OG75 cents. The ship
Switzerland, late London packet, IA years old,
557 tuns, has been bought for the Pacific trade at
DID, 300 tuns, built in Philadelphia for the Caifor-
MIA business, at $4,000.
The Steamer to-day took s25O000 in America
Halves, Mexican Dollars and Five Franc pieces
and s4,Os5 in British Silver.
The Mechanics Banking Association has de-
clared dividend of four cent
The Commercial Fire Insurance Co. has de-
clared a dividend of FIVE 2 per cent, payable on
the 10th inst.
The Receipts at the Sab-Treasury are S46,o22i
Payments, 1929, l99 Balance s3,65s,O2a.
At meeting of the Chamber of Commerce yes
terday, memorial in favor of the formation of a
bureau By the General Government for the settle
ment Of private claims, as recommended by the
President in his late Message, was referred to a
Committee for consideration.
The albany Egening Journal gives the an
nexed statementof the quantity of Flour, Wheat,
Corn aud Barley left at tide-water during the
fourth week in November, in the years 1919 and
1850, as follows
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Total Observation-Disclosures. 81 708, liz %
The amount expended from the st Of October,
1910, to the Both Of June, $50, is:
FOR Sot'oo ~
For Materials H4o5s ~
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-10

Alta public meeting held in the Town Of
Brownsburg on Saturday the list of June 1850
On motion of ]. G. Youel, Preston Trotter
ESQ, was called 10 the Chair, and Henry 3
Jones appointed Secretary.
The Chair having explained the object OF The
meeting,
On motion of James Niahrow, the Chair aP-
pointed the following gentlemen as commit
lee to prepare business for the action OF the
meeting.
DR. VIM NJ Cold VIM. Withrow, Robt. c
Steel, David Snider, and VIM, Norcross.
The Committee having retired reported the
following resolutions
Resolved, That having the fullest confidence
in the ability, frmness and independence, oil
Capt. David E. Moore, and the devotion TO the
cause Of Constitutional Reform, we cordially
recommend hi.n to the voters, as suitable per
son to represent in part, the counties OF Rock,
bridge, Augusta and Highland, in the Conven'
zion Of the State.
This resolution was unanimously adopted,
On motion of H. B. Jones
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meet
ing be published in the Lexington papers anc
that the papers of the district are requested IS
copy.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
P. TROTTER, PREsE.
Henry B. JoNEs Sec'y.
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DR.. HAMMILLiS
Universal Drawing and Healin!
SALVE,

ENOR The cure Of Cosns. Tetterworm, Blood oiles,
IL Flesh Wounds, Zone Felons, Scalds, Old
Sores, y various other ailments, is the best remedy
for these troublesome complaints, now in use. Ii
is unnecessary to say anything in endaiion
Of this Salve, Will refer the public to the
following certificates Of gentlemen well known in
this community and elsewhere:
To dill Whom ii Hay Concern This is to certify
that have used f. Hamml's Universal Drawing
and Healing Saye, for Corns and other diseases
ana | have no hesitation in saying thai l believe
it will cure the worst corns with a fair trial.
Stanton, June7, J. N. WOODWARD.
Thisis to certify that my wife has used the Uni.
yersal saye for The Tet'erworm with success, and
cheertuJy recommend it to the pubic.
B, SLONEKER.
My vile has applied the above Salvc to Corns
on her feet which had for long time given her
great pain and refused to yield TO other remedies
This Salve effected perfect cure in a ve-y short
period of time THOS. j. NICHE
have used Hamml's Ointment or salve, in my
family. 1t surpasses any thing have ever used
for the cure Of CorEs and Burns, and recommend
IT to every family. OWEN c. NORRIS.
For sale at ESKRID GE & KINNE Y'S, Staun-
ton, Va. June i0-eotG:a.
Price 81 per boz, with drcctans.
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening last, at the Valley Ho-
tel, by the Rev. T. NJ. Reese, Mr. WILLIAM
CRAwFoRD, TO Miss SARAH ARMSTRONG, all OIL
this County.
On Sunday the Goth ultimo, at Spring Hill, by
the Rev w Burgess, MIR. ABRAHAM TAR,to Miss
SUSAN JANE THoMAsoN, all of this County.
On Monday the 9th ultmo, by the same
Mr. LEyoy @. BRElrr, OF Rockingham County
to Miss ELIZABETH JANE WALKER, OF this
County
At Walnut Hills, BY tine Rev. DR.. Mcfarland
on Wednesday the 5ih June, Col. WIN. P. TATE
to Miss SARAH ANN, daughter of the late JOIN
B. Christian.
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PLANK ROAD UP THE VALLEY.

Al meetipg Of the President and Directors Of
Valley inrnpike Company, at New Market on
the 25ih Of May, 1850, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted
Where's. a contemplated construction Of 3 Plank
Road from Fredericksburg to the eastern base of
the Blue Ridge, with such other Improvements
as are warmly urged, are all calculated to affect
seriously the interests Of the Valley Turnpike
Company diminishing It's revenues, and other
wise throwing its affairs into embarrassment and
confusion: therefore,
Resolred, That crisis has arrived in the affairs
Of this Company, which requires meeting Of the
Stockholders, to consider Of their interests and to
relieve this Board from the various responsibilities
that rest upon them.
Resolrea, As preparatory to such action as the
Stockholders may think proper to take, the Presi-
dent Of this Company, with Col. Samuel Harms
berger aud Samuel c. Williams, Esq Directors
visit the Northern Plank Roads, and report to a
meeting of the Stockholders the expectancy O.
Planking the Valley Turnpike from Winchester
to Staunton.
RESOLVED, That, if deemed necessary by the
Board. general meeting of the Stockholders be
called to consider the report upon this subject.
Resolved. That these proceedings be published
in the newspapers Of the Valley.
A Copy of the Minutes.
J. 5. CALVERT, T. & c. V. T. c.
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sir. Edi'or-Ihe people of Highland, con
template holding meeting at the Courthouse,
On Thursday the goth ofJune next for the pur-
posa of nominating some person OF this county,
10 be placed before the voters of this district as
candidate for seat in the Convention which Is
10 assemble in October next, to reform the pres
en-, defective constitution Of the State. It is
now conceded by all liberal minds throughout
the district, that Highland is entitled to one del
crate we, therefore. expect to nominate a
candidate from this county, Some gentleman
who is thorough reformer, and one, TOO; who
will, if elected, carry out in good iaitn the re-
forms demanded by the people. Speakers from
various parts of the district are requested to at
tend and address the people Oil that day on the
sufjcc, of constitutional reform. We but utter
tho sentiments of large portion Of the voters o
this county, when we say, that those whose
names are, CT may be before the people as can a.
'S' " " " MANY VOTERS.
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BILIOUS CoMPLAINTs.

and although ii is not offered as a P.3N.aCEA, il
is abnndanty proven to be remedy mat never
disapponts the hopes of the victims Of those com
mon and often fatal diseases known as LIVER Com
PLANT, DYSPEPSIA, AGUE s. FEVER DIARRHEA,
DYsENTERY, BILIOUS AND CRADtP CHoLIc.
In order to supply the increasing demand, and
to place it within the reach OF all persons, the Med
icine is ut up in an entirely new moulded Bottle,
with full printed directions accompanying each, at
the price of dollar per Bottle, or SIX Bottles
for five dollars.
PREPARED BY JAMES +. PATTERSON,
And sold, Wholesale and Retail, by
ESKRlDGE s KINNEY, pRuGclsTs.
Stanton, June 10y.