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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
THIS DAY PUBLIsHEp.

ttAN LIFE. or. The Aiy@nures % L.rhf f1fsr'ry
W Ofcer bT Name kel-G Romance o! he iais Wa
with Mexico Price q cents
This is lie nosl 30 efest'1g and he es; wrsn romance
Of ne day printed excellent paper t-1 got up N good
stvie
COSTESrs -Duhro - he Spr. Harry Ea.ler. The Rem
3ezvOJs TIE ResI: Isle o. seas; Life ~ L0tos Ma
or Tv1ggss story: Skeleton Adventure Get u Anton
idIarso. The Landing a. Sacufcios The Investment
scene on tie Lines Major Blossom Tue Scout Bath
ing Adventure; N-ZicHu Rancho and Suoterrsresn
Drswtnc-itoor;; 4 N0rher. Tanning Eu0; 4 Brush
win he . Jarocigs 3 4 UercI.e4n Feat' Running tie
Gaunt.ct a Short Fight ~ ~ Lonz-Srot~ The Rescse
The tlrs; kiss Ret.fg = Camp &c -.
For sac nv al ihe Bo0ase.Ii p clT and country. .3f
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EDINBUaoH REVIEW.

NJ CLAAAtAt-fOH JAM IL Aelt'-- Loblpl- quo
: NED ~ Lungfaar Ito Bo.ton Lizzie BrD~I-
rhi. ruultef commences -ef!=s he1F Vol g. No T.
and t-d~1 WI hereafter - prepared 20 -v~rv '-u-'
..iur- To index 20 trs preceGns vOines - r=srl
ready and cell &c furnished or 49, sunscr o~rs u ofte
y tre We afs sJlyf4k-d ~ Ter t-u ~ lG1c psricd
- pub sized Lnscou a. g. v r.ns Al pfrsu- A. an
.yeautn ~ IS Lgnbe'. ~ 5usi one aat me Lon
,u i~c- derive red here We would rrTsTs ~ BE-
ne isl copies .eai 70 us portion o. hr Lond'1
-lOu and rot q. tas been n-lgs.-o, copies On mi-ro
49, LITTLE 3 BROWN
Agent for Ee7--York- CHARLLs q. NORTON Bo-'o.
Root .f.-e = Cr.u.t-rs - Ifv.-. HOUSE -eods
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" J=yepiie Singing CIs.-.-Mr VIZ. B BAD
sUkY vi IN Py-i- sss II Isds tsd xsscs 4 zE-
lag by ro-e 81 sfos17-ay s.-urd.y -'-,-ek
II 5is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
WILL Be PUBLISHED

IN THURSDAY MORNING. E,o. 7-Repon Of he
- conrn,s!oo-r Of faieais for he yea5 llsa Par l.
Al. ard Manufactures, embracing he Comm ..on-,',
gfews Of the
Origin ard Progress OF Invention
Tho Mo,oTs-Chief Levers OF Civi'izsloo.
Proposed applications Of he Faien. ~. :. Plbfca
uoa Of Specifications. Preparation Of q Genera Ana
yiios and Descriptive Index Of Inventions. lns.4lo5
Of SsiionEl Prizes
And m the Propulsion ~ Steamers
Win An Introduction by Horace Gre-iev
Free 81. ;. RFDtIkLD,
tfVDkltM Clinton Hal.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT or NEw-YORK .....FEBRUARY ?, 's'h
MINIATURE aIsASAC....THis DAY.
ia ~ se's.-i 80 Iss N"os-ilsAf t 49,
HiCH WsTER....Feb- Z.
sand, po.,s I-sad lbg1 HsN S-.- ~
- roe NsFEIK JoIRNAL. zee i0nRTH f4aE :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

The Company has engine hoases 10 locomotive en
-. q, 90. -
The rur,hcr Of ues By passenger Isns SSSs' Az
Nasnbsr 81 meu sap0ye1 IN transportation sef'isS ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

~ r,r. IrSsrrr~e,-BROOhLYS iNSrEsNSA
rhgPsWv 49, M<frhsnts' sxchsxg-, Wsi-s. New
YorE and IS Fulsap-eL BFooSyr- 1his oe essAoIsoSe
Connsry ccorpoes no rsAs rsss OF limited sssosA 90
rsIss 81 premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
BY Ron. HORACE MANN.

A FEW THOUGHTS FOR YOUNG MN, Lecture
Adeysrea teore The Mercantile Library Associations Of
NV York and Bosou.
This - one Of ne most excellent books ever pubshet
worth - ga; .n gold. Every youlg Should
read IT, Price g cents. For 80, ~
4fsc- FOWLERS 4 WELLS. lSi Sssssu-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
CALIFORNIA.
TO Ill WIsHuNG INFORMATLON I

TO ALL WISHING INFORMATION - RE-
Il GARD TO CALIFORNIA AND TIE Ml>ES-lhe
subscriber having spent seven monhs Of he AS wear he
Ires ri Csflrfs &c lle col1uY Telerzv. = prepared
choicest - e-C- of specimens brought from or found
ai country. 81 which Of very srrs sfe quartz
mems exhibited ny oa,ce 81 WsIst Prmr' .-buiidng
d f'ar Al gratis 10 eus' JAMES DELANAN
PERSON going direct 10 Francisco. BE- steamers
y Cterl. and Tennessee. axe few small pack
a-ea Apply % ST McDOuGALL los WAllst
50 a.
a. CALIFORNIA V0UsEs.-The weikncvr
~. IN oi GEORGE FREEMAN co. arc prepared 10
supply shippers and emig rSnis with houses superior
thing In tbs other market al iow raie>
Our houses have been tried approved Of and extensively
patrOnized ~ CaforuSns aud others. Cal Al y Broad
Vsv Sfiws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

I/fS~e GREGORY,S CALIFORNIA *
9sak<u~r PkEsS--speei.! nssssngers, win hfoesh
ucke,s 10 Saz francisco, I'll leave iOr tl1
Express By he s,ssalsrs EMPIRE CITY Tuesday. iAh
and CHEkOkEE, I'm nst. with sus4 parcels, persages
and Message. for al part u Cssornl ~heh 81 be 1s
ige,.d BY trr proprietor 10 person, = % e.scoch
sf s,s. no. c. THOMPSON Agrnf, % PesFl-i.
-. FOR san FRANCISCO, CAL. DIRECT
sx~Z-Tbe % endd fastsainng, neNiy copperod saiI
ALBANIA. Capt Croveil having ne greater pr
u her CARO- kaxed vii lmpelate cspaich- For
remainder Of fregLt cary prlcai4yg necessary.
The snip JOHN fERHAAE Wi sleesed - AIbazis
For fr-igst apply u II. HOLDkEGR, IT,
II US . Wa.-g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY nIA-rERe
ser Sale. Of s,o.A, So. 40, Forr,A Pass

TAvRspAY Fen. 7--S&.
In Stocks tbero is 10 important change. Some
us Of Fsnces hssvy while others are buoysr
The arrival OF 80 large Of California Gold does
not seem TO have had any marked Influence upon tie
market pcverpmeO; Stocks N fair demand ara trr
Atthe Second Board the market active t1d irn- Tie
ssles OF Harlem reached 100 shares and the nake. 'e
oI At NJ edvAnce Ere Booas improved y CT
In Exchanges there is nothing Of Importance
doing The market Is steady at 81 10: for beet signatures
Frsishts arc dull, without much produce offering
Corr can 10 shipped In bulk a; 4id Flour l59sd Ccon
S-sai, Deadwcisht 2Os722s I'd. To Havre, Cotton is
rrrr 70 .nne exen, al tdic. An American bark was
;aksu 10 load provisions for Tcsad Sos There IS good
demand for load Corn a. the South tor Great
British
Ir None. there is 40 change. The demand Is
large and the supply good The Banks are aseoun'ns
freely. The hrstcass paper are 7GS = Ct a.
though fsvoriie 40 sometimes at 8 y Ct On CAL
!oans making at . CT On nFs'-e'sss collateral ana
59S3 y CT. on Government Sticks.
There is a strong speculative feeling IN Real
Estate aud the prices Of rniuprove properly in the upper
part Of the CITY have aavanced rapidly In Brooklyn also
The sales show large advance. The auction sales aye
crowded BY eager crowd Of buyers who remind US OF
he scenes Of 1856 Tho fever rapidly approaching TIE
height reached then
The statement Of the Hudson River Railroad on
Tie LAT Jan. 1880, annexed;
Leugh OF road in operation, sage track Is miles Tbis
soaa open travel from Newly orb To feeksk sept
-. and 10 Pongbkeepsle Dec 81. H.,
TIE capita stock is sS2slsoO The amount eo.lee.si
and paid II 10 sS51 l7A The whole COST O. Tos1 :" fr
ent tine is <Ae06iS 50 80
The amount ara nature OF Indebtedness Is a. lonows
Bonds Issued and cash received thereon SlSose-e W
Adjusted claims due parties nc, called for aht %" "
Claims Tor GAIA Engines. grading &c. not reach -. 81,
ei maturity bv terms Of conusct. o<i"i =
In addition the foregoing s1ndry sccouus Tor con-
stUeton the precise amount Of which e1nnSs 20 A-ett
tsinea completion OF contracts and adjustment he''
by the Engineer department
Amounts due 10 the Corporation; .
For unpaid less forfeited o..IS ~
Due Tor unpaid subscription bond. llSsr ~
Receipts from 7aS SSv ~
Receipts tfora other Interest rent Ae tSn a.
AmcSa paid for engines. ............,... l,.S( ~
Amour. paid for l.lS6 e
Amount paid for Oel Including supply Tor whites L. rs .
Amount paid FOR engineers and trrsnen leie ~
Amount paid for OIL. leo -
Amount pAid Ter clerk hire. conductors ard col
ltso -
aHonu. paid for baggage braAe> swi<h and draw
Al&s
Amount pad for horse power In NeN-Nofk aud
%
The Company has engine houses 10 locomotive 60
stnes Is psssenger baggage, - freight and ~ gravel
-.. ~. ., AK. -.
r.Ss tsss OF spee iasud ng s'ops SO m1s yer hoof-
Naiaesr 81 Dsp s2ploycS IL Transportation ss''S~ ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

NTYW AND -ECOSD-BAND YeKstTuRE AID
NsTOt Is > u. "a a c'.i-B.1 "a. ssi.gssy se.-s,'
-. - 80. Ire ~arff1o~A 81 s9s sln- - ard
ri- s.r.rr tee,s.ds s-oDls, IsezErs. gBce ekssfs.
80 I. cL,czs. Uisfts-cp ceisisr t4ors, widow
-4 e7-.. 80 - lz- Tee tnd psflcf s,ose<,
-. -. .sd sraiss, r. sa.s - sy1ses =,
s.-ssSI sLLkks olIisE. 80 80 f.s--is - ~ hcA
cfsfs<Tf r.. fW4<er - "a "a Sci a. o.
- x tae A. sAsf CIR sAsA, 80 csy
n Aeay <rst - r-e~1ftss a . eests4 sc>s. -
~.r r~~ues<<1 u "a f-nof .f q - -, sE<s -
T.>s ssr1 - So sstf- agrsro< - - -
- s.1< fhs sedszfs - a sti s><z <<<<<a Sg
= ~ '''' '''' wAsxlssros Hrxr, osss.sxss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
P.y GEOLOGY

or TIE SCIENCE US TsE sOUL-Jyss puhishso
Cog FOwLERS a WELLS lsl NASsAU-sT.
Tns wosk exp sns re philosophy f"Tho-e nys'e-
Hons Noises in wcs,r-n N=w.To,,.~ go 81 o4er A..
nero ~ Fsychoioeic.i rteaonea1r. Nei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

- FOR CALIFOKNIA.-IO' san .hs eta p
80 February oT San Francisco Ls splendid new
sS yacht BETTY BLISS Capt Rollins, nsary
0 burden, eoppersd ard copper fastened and a-
bail IN The most substantial manner og lss express pur
pose Tns remarkable schooner 10 Supposed " be me
fastest sailing vessel afoa ard VII eOn5t perform Tho
passage ess han hss been dom ~ sny oter
SCI sns also possesses The decided advantage rsef
yss u being able 10 ciscbsIse Der cargo In day
Two after agrivsl.
F,rght f-sznr and express packages having he great
portion sire carry sreaov engaged, apply ~ tn
master Ou board or 20 JAMES BISHOP co.
al ~ ) Beager-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

WIN ~ FRANKLIN Aaeuoncsr.
nRCHARD-sT.-WM n. FRANKLIN, Ser. 20.
~ .yil ssl suction on Tussdsy f.b 2 Al IL O'clock
Merchants Exchange The desirable house and lo 10
Ofchaist Ds rser Stsnion ard Riyingtons Lot fee.
and BY 81 feet Inches In depth Terms hbafL
and nlale kn0Wn At saIe. N fos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
) DRAPER, AacfiOneefl
BY HAOOEKTY, DRAPER = JONES.

Sore a WiAaIa-st corner q Pine.
FRIDAY, Fet a Z 0eoes, toooal e. %. grt yoes
Ag-n, Terms cash % delivery, bs removed imnsdL
ay ansr hs saleOne matched pair of black sofsssl OPS
pair 10 cay and browns one snge lay hso tSc dopls
taa one sinxe harness TIE horses are vel rsspsd bs
hr.xy drAl. snd kl1d n every resDesL ~ WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
TO. , OF THE LoRGNETTE.

HENRY kERNOT, 90 Broadway. publishes this aar.
Il No of Tie Lorglette Studies % me Town b.
Opera Gocr-Il.s number contains sketch Of Town
Ceebrifies Ne and contain sketches IT Lodgings r.
Tow and Tie Fashirrah-e Man ~ as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
Caliior.Ia vessels Spoken, sc.
FOREIGN Pcrts.

re .snsro Dss 6 tsrs Cox Hunter, ;9n laasof ce'
C-l;-gls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

~ Eestis TIE Fsstival 0; he Cuiversslis. SEX
ely W. he gwen 81 .ae Apollo Rooms nexl WsS1esdsy
ever!ng lS.h list Tkrts 10 ADMIT gentleman E1d adt
$ ceuss Fer order u CoEarnisiee 81 Asrznge as
ST IL Z. l. STiEkSEY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

BENJAMIN MOONEY Asenonesr
WILL SILL THIS DAY 81 10 o'clock 81 Do
w a1efonfOOm 10 Plat u hardware eulsfy lsnct s~~s,
ne .stnx q cardcd knives sazOFs snd scissors PED
nd pocket knises shears carpet aess and nail isnmss
h.. t.v. casOr fancy goods, consisting u hsf busbes
eaf Guii0rs peruDery breasipns, vest chsns Ffsnea
,~rOdisBs tooth brushes ke Also 0s OF god tnd shyT
.-,-...s ~, -. ..iv.ncss Mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
.ONDERFrL EyENT-.-I

WONDERFUL EyENT-.-Tte CAlzese Lgs,rs.
W NnsI-g Z. gs-fnx rpruf-l.or- which proves . y
-he ioas T. 1e11 q reuoTs'cn u exis-nce. -
- w.= COLES ~ Iae Io.I ceicsle yf-1ss nay p
-sirsi ~ iosl = lry Or lus=r r.1i~l u "A IL
-.a-.r L-t-s. 4 Il - t'nr5- =. Tyrr 'alor
- ~ CIV ceuis f1f Or 70 persocs Gu
~ Szs..a-s So ycur sct-rss sBG MI *
va an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

90. TO LET.-in Nmih-sy. gSenty -s1ta ~
~. lute above Chelsea " tho-e very neal and
convenient 2-srorv easement under cellar anc slnc
cottage house, with Croton water " baths handsome
&c &c.
Also three very zeal and eOnvenien' small houses q
TWenty-six-st by Nints viii 5atLs Crot0n Taier.
&C ia good Order ard very suitable ur smsl respecla
be fali ss Messrs hpp Browns stages pas. ard r.
rass every three nnuies Rent from Us e275 Apply
I'D fgflw- ". WHITE. " CsnB.-s;.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-14
TELEGRAPH REPORTS, &c.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1875 P. M.
The auction sale Of tickets Jenny nds fourth and last
grand at the Front theatre tomorrow night
took place to-day. They nearly all sold at premiums
of fifty cents up five dollars making the from four
to ten dollars each The anxiety buy great as ever
The "Queen Of Song" will leave for Washington on Mon
day morning. and arrive in your city about eleven o'clock
To-day she rode and visited several Of our charity nstu
TONS besowing her gifts Of benevoence, am told proase
~ She will give morning to the scholars
Of the public schools. This she does Of her own free will
she says that if her music is any qualification to those who
fortunately are able 10 pay for it. il be equally pleasing
to those who have not the of paying She therefore
has determined to give this gratuous entertainment.
We have quite cold weather. Our market is quiet Sales
Of Howard street flour at S462, and City Mills 81 So Red
wheat SO l02 cents white SO SO cents yellow So
81 cents oats "a SO cents rye "a cents whiskey 26t
a 273 cents per gallon.
The receipts of tobacco very light sales small hold
ers firm common Maryland Sc good so to s9 nidlag
So so $50. The inspections Of the week are cs hhds
Stocks firm; sales of $1,000 Maryland SKIES 1921 but
little doing.
The telegraph reports -four firm in New York grain also
firm; polk advanced cotton dull with decline of one
quarter, since the arrival of the steamer
CHARLESTON, DECEMBER l3, 1850.
Gen. J. D. MEANS elected Governor Of South Carolina
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-14
GEORGIA CONVENTION.

This body assembled at Milledgeville on Tues
day last, and was organized by the election of Hon.
THonAs SpAuLDINe as President, who was chosen
by reclamation. Hon. w. B. WoFFoRD and A. J.
MILLER were elected Vice Presidents, and R. S.
LANIER Secretary. We learn that appearances
indicate great unanimity in the Convention.
The official returns show that about three-fourths
of the voters of the State cast their surages for
Delegates to the Convention. In fourteen or fifteen
counties there was opposition to the Union can
ddates. The entire vote given was 7l,ll5, and
the Union majority 22,ll7, that party having
polled nearly two-thirds of the votes given.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-14
FROM EUROPE.

The steamer .4merica arrived at Halifax on Tues
day. Her news from Liverpool is but three days
later than previous accounts. Another decline is
reported in the cotton market: Orleans 7s, Mobile
Il, Uplands 7S, Mlddling u to 7s. The change
from gold to silver in the Belgian currency has
caused an advance of from one to one and quarter
per cent in the value OF silver.
The agitation in England consequent upon the
late movements Of the Pope had greatly increased,
and was the cause of the most serious riot at
Birkenhead that has been known in England since
the days of the Reform bill.
The latest news from Germany is reported to be
in respect more pacific, nor are affairs less cri.
cal and complicated, than for two weeks previous
to the sailing Of the America.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-14
OFFICIAL.
UNITED STATES STEAMER SARASAc,

f.s .... UNITED STATES STEAMER SARASAc,
Norfolk, December 9, 1850.
SIR The recent cruise Of this ship from New York to
Norfolk furnished opportunity Of testing her qualities
point before tested and for the Of which
had hitherto deferred the expression Of my unqualified APP
prova of her, refer to her having then had for the first
time, all her coal (neary four hundred tons) board
With that quantity of COAL ordnance, boa tswans,
pente and salmakers for three years. provisions for
four MONTHS and for hiynne days for ss5 men, she
brought her deep load line, drawing seventeen feet
eight inches, with dip to the wheels of six feet.
This Of the most unfavorable position 10 which
she could have been placed for speed and efficiency and
grahed say that highly expectations were raised,
her performance far exceeded them.
With smooth and moderate wind the beam, with
out the aid of canvass she made nine miles per hour with
an average consumption Of seventeen Of coal in twenty
four hours including the getting up Of seam and this too
with the greater part of the remen inexperienced. In one
watch of four hours he chief engineer giving his personal
attenon she made nearly thirteen revolutions Of the wheel
with from twelve to fourteen pounds Of steam and with
cutoff of three feet six inches, her speed being nine miles
per hour and the consumption Of coal the rate Of but
thirteen tons in twenty -four hours.
On former cruise, when half coaled, and with all other
things above enumerated board she had made under ia
voable circumstances without the aid of canvass from
eleven to twelve miles per hour.
When therefore, il is considered that her frame Of live
oak and that she has reenas but is boed throughout
with scantlng of great size and strength, and the
and spars of first class sloop, with which she circum
navigate the globe without the aid Of steam, think that
shall be justified in saying that the Saranac is fine
steamer OF her class be found any service
know (and have commanded her nine monhs in what
she could have been improved.
To have obtained greater speed have been at the
sacrifice Of strength and to have carried coal that
the comfort and health of the crew, together with
croachment on the s'owage of other departments.
Her supply of coal is sufficient for any service hut if
any time necessary can carry fifty tons deck and
nave sr been the more emphatic this subject in view
OF the harmless aspersons ndusousy circulated regarding
her. and which have been ectua to have rendered the
new recruits afraid of the ship and have caused frequent
desertions.
The condensers fitted in her wheelbouses for producing
fresh water furnish us double daily consumption go that
OF that article we have an unfaling supply.
am, sir, with great respect your oiedient servant
JOSIAH TATTNALL, Captain.
The Hon. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of the Navy.
Forwarded by your obedient servant,
JOHN d. sLOAT.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-14
WASHINGTON.
+" Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and
inseparable."
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1850.

Hon. RICHARD w. THOMPSON, of Indiana, and
Hon, ALEXANDER RAMSEY, now Governor OF the
Territory Of Minnesota have been appointed Com
missioners to negotiate for sale of the Sioux In
dian tribes lands west of the Mississippi. DR..
FOSTER is to be secretary of the commission
After effecting the treaty with the Sioux, the
commission will proceed overland across the plains
to the Selkirk settlement at Pembina, on the Red
River Of the North They are. besides, to nego'
tiate an agreement with the Chippewa half-breeds
for the extinguishment Of their title Of occupancy
and the acquisition of fee simple titles to then
lands.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-14

II will be recoected that Mr.. B. r. HARDIN, of Ben
HARDIN, of Kentucky, disappeared rather suddenly from
Panam shortly after he had received there the revocation Of
his appointment of Secretary of Legation to Chill. The
Panama Star says:
IS On Friday last party of gentlemen ascending
the mountain in the of the city, about midway up they
discovered the remains of human being Though there is
there is sufficient evidence TO render almost certain the de-
ducon that they those Of the unfortunate Hardin These
evidences consist Of letter ourd in Of the pockets dated
Havana, December lS49, addressed Hon. Ben Hardin,
Bardstown (ky) commencing "My dear father and end
ing with your afectionate son, Rowan Besides this
there were silk handkerchief keys knife and part Of
silk purse From the appearance Of the ground there
suspicion that he was murdered"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-14

D. L M. FoorE; Esq, who day two since rendered
his resignation of the post Of Charge dAres to Bogoa
we are glad to hear, will shortly take up the pen editorial
again. 10 the journal which be has conducted long with
such distinguished abity-the Commercial Advertiser,
at Buffalo There but few in this part Of the coun-
try who better adorn the editorial profession certainly
who seek to encourage those little amenities which
TO be the aim of Of his less worthy contemporaries
adays to drive from the field of New York journalism
Though his career in public office Bogoa has been
pecedy Short the duties Of the Bogoa Cbsseshp have been
discharged by Mr. FoorE with faithfulness and ability
which render his resignation this time little less than
public loss-Ne,c YORK. Express
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-14

The Harrisburg Union states that Joseph Mliken young
Of seventeen years of recently found guilty in that
place Of setting Ere the State bridge Carks Ferry has
been sentenced three years confinement, 10 the pen,ena
~, the longest time under the law.
story is told in the New York papers Of wit at the
OPERA who the other evening thus interrupted an auconeer
Of that city who joining the OF the audience in CALI
ing out Fort Ford Fort :" 1ico and a half!. er-
claimed the wag, at which the paquet went off in convul-
sions. s#.. .l.a-2.s
Sirty Days without Food.--Abrahsm Van Auken who
died in Mount Morris IN. The LIST instant aged sixty
OF paralysis with which he seized in February last had
rey without food Nothing passed his lips but pure
So says the Livingston Union.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-14

The citizens of Richmond voted on Tuesday
and Wednesday on the question of authorizing the
City Council of that city to subscribe on behalf of
the Corporation 100000 to the stock of the South
western Railroad, and like amount to the Vir-
ginia Central Railroad. The result was MAORI
~ Of 2a9 in favor of the subscription to the South
western Road, and So against the subscription to
the Central Road.