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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

yERMoNr-The following Resolutions were
adopted at the recent meeting OF the Demo
cratic State Conventions"
Resolred That the Independent Treasury hav-
ing been adopted by the nation and being now IN
operation under the present administration, With
out any serious attempt TO repeal 1t by the party
once so iercely opposed to it, We Will resist any
effort to change it, except by such modification as
experience may show TO be necessary
Res0ired That in common with the mass Of the
people OF the United States, We consider Ma
tionaI Bank an obsolete idea, aud that we will re-
sist any attempt to establish such an institu-
ton.
Resoired That we are in favor OF Tariff
which shall raise sufficient revenue to detray the
expenses Of the government economically ad-
ministered, 10 pay an annual installment Of the
such Tariff, due encouragement should be offer
ed TO domestic industry.
ReSolUed That we opposed to the distrbn-
ton OF the proceeds OF the sales Of the public
lands, and in favor Of giving them in limited
quantities and on liberal terms to actual settlers
Resoired, That in relation 10 the institution Of
Slavery, We still believe in the necessity Of ts
being abolished by Congress, wherever. Congress
has power over it ander the Constitution; in the
necessity of positive prohibition by Congress Of
the extension OF that institution into any OF the
Territories OF the nited States and the necessity
also Oh placing the government 81 Tue United
States il its executive and legislative action,
actively and perpetually on the side OF freedom.
Resolrfd That we re ioice in the passage Of the
Bill admitting California as Free State into the
Union, and aboishing the Slave traffic in the Dis
trict OF Columbia, but that we have witnessed
with deep regret the passage of the bill settling
the boundary with Texas, by giving up nearly
100000 square miles OF Free Territory to that
State, and paying Sl0,000,000 to satisfy an unjust
claim to a large portion Of the Free Territory OF
New Mexico.
Resolred, That we hereby express our unquali.
fed disapprobation OF the Fugitive from Service
Bill recently passed by Congress- because We
hold that in some of its features it is clearly un.
constitutional, and il not, that il is grossly tyran-
nical il its provisions, and tramples down all
borne the sanction of ages, and have been the
chief glory Of ADgo-Saxon legislation from time
inmemorial
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THE FIRE AT MEDFoRD, MAss.-The Boslo"
Troceler of Friday gives fall particulars o. if tns
late destructive conAagraton in the town OF MSI
ford Twenty five buildings were burnt or D t.o9
5000 to $1,000 The former sum is proo9P 3l.
nearer the mark The principal sufferers o aoe
man Edgery Express man Ebs i Mes n1nsNS&
Mrs. B Gregg, George NG 4fss @ Gees wills,
G. Tufts Chas Barker Eilaa a,5 urs, There was
Gilbert Parker and e Dani orn ,frt
no loss Of life, as at first e&
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CITY ITEMS.

F1REs-Nov. 25, A.M.-Fire caught from q
fue in house 699 Broadway. Damage of no &C
count.
Nov "a, 2PM-Rear of as Mulberry-st Dam
age slight.
Nov %, 10 AM-some cotton set on fire on
Pier 5, N. R. Slight damage.
PUBLIC HEALTH.-The following is the Weekly
Report of Deaths in the City and County of New
Yorkfor the orty-Seventh week of l85o-from the
10Th to the 23d of Nov, 1850;
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Hospy Bellevue 70 Wards Island ..6 City Hospital
Penitentary, B l. Raudal'a Island. Colored Home.
LunatcAsym 81 Almshouse, b.. q
Small Pox do. 2lCoored Persons g Tota......44
The above figures show an increase of 27 from
the previous week. This increase has been
in Consumption Commissions and Small Pox,-
1t will be noted that the number of deaths Of
week before, l53i being equal
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MARINE CouRr-Mh,or VS. Loder.-The Court
will give its decision in this case to-day.

u Coroner Landon of Cohoes, Albany Co.
held an inquest at West Troy, on the 18th inst
on the body of man whose name is supposed to
be Lockwood, who was discovered floating in
the Erie Canal at that place He was apparently
about % years of age; about feet 10 inches in
hight, healthy and horid complexion. Had on
snu,eolored broadcoth sack coat, black satin vest,
dark plaid cashmere pants, calfskin boots, knit
under shirt and drawers He had in his pocket
50 so in specie and ticket with the name of ].
Lockwood on it, which was canal boat passage
ticket from Albany to Buffalo. There were 40
marks of violence upon his person. and he is sup
posed to have accidentally fallen into the canal
and drowned, Verdict, Accidental Drowning
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE
sS The Sixth-av Railroad is not dead, but
sleeping, till the second Monday in December
next, You reported it Friday as dead as a
herring l am happy to correct the observation,
as you misunderstood the vote that was taken
on the 10Th inst. 1t appears that some miscon-
ception Of the resolution occurred in the Board of
Alderman as well as among the reporters as
many members of that honorable body who were
in favor Of the Railroad felt constrained to vote
stlrmatlVely on the resolution that " 1t was mex
pedient to conform with the report Of the Special
Committee on the Sixthav. Railroad, because
the Special Committee had accepted an amend,
ment that destroyed the force of the original re-
port and resolutions. The merits Of this measure
were overlooked, and it has net yethad the oppor-
tnnity of fair discussion in either Board OF the
Common Council When the question is properly
presented and understood, it will be decided in
accordance with the wishes and general interest
OF the public, who are impatently waiting for the
| great accommodation it will afford. A. y.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE TRIBUNE.
THE CASE EXPLAINED.-In answer to the ques.
ton in your paper "Why the Stewards of the
Society for the Relief of the Widows and
Orphans of Medical Men informed your Re
porter that no members Of the press were ex-
pected to be present st the dinner OF Wednes-
day evening, and why they afterward admitted
the Reporters of two daily papers we say
that the Stewards regret that any misapprehen-
sion should have occurred as to the admission of
the Reporter from your offce-that he could not
have been told that no Reporter would be admit
ted, for arrangements were early made to have
the press represented, and we have always on
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TIVE FITF POLyTy MISSION.

Troy Bradford Co, Pa, Noy 49, la7o.
Dear Sir: Could the amount annually oesto".
ed by visitors to your city from the country upon
througB such channels as that Of your phanfbro
pic society the relief afforded would be Without
doubt UNNECESSARILY greater With US! IN ! the u.
tie of the want and degradation which is to be
met with in most parts Of the city and with which
the Five Points more particul larry "a aooan as
This however does not free the country from de-
and suffering humanity and I cannot bat think
that appeals in its behalf ought therefore to be ad
dressed to the country as well as the city belleg
ing that they would be, to some extent, respond
Enclosed please find five dollars in behalf Of the
efforts now being made toward redeeming from
its gross degradation that foul blot upon your
hourishipg city, the Five Points With best
wishes for the success Of your exertions, remain
Respectfully, your obt sery,t n.,,,p
C. c. NORTH ESQ. Secy. Oh T. fAtNf'
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q; Females, II
DISEASES. DISEASES.

Total Observation-Disclosures, 10
Interruers reenvvood and other Brooklyn grounds
hom New. York and other places, 49,
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The deaths in the corresponding week for SIX
years were as follows;
1850 2g7 1913. l846.....,.,l95
iS49 20l l847 236 1915
In Brooklyn, for the Forty-seventh Week the
deaths were SO; Adults, Il; Children, 80 Males,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

Eg The Natchez Miss papers announce the
death of John R stockman Esq, Mayor OF that
city. He was native Of Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

Fatal ACCIDENT on THE RANAro RAILROAD
An unknown LADY, of respectable appearance,
aged about 30 came to Sutferns station, where
the Ramapo Railroad intersects the Ere,l on sat
urday evening, with the intention OF proceeding 70
Chester, and thence to go to Newburgh through
mistake she got on the down train OF the hamapo
Road when it started, and had proceeded about
mile before she discovered her mistake. She be-
came much alarmed, but was told by the conduc'
tor that she could go on to the Hohokus station,
where she would meet the uptraln, and proceed
hack TO Suffern's She was observed Immediate
" afterward to go out OF the car on the PLATFORM
and on the conductor following her, II was OBJ
served that she was missing. The train was I'M
medatey stopped, and backed slowly about a
mile when her liieless body was discovered. one
bad, in her anxiety TO reach her destination;
jumped from the cars while at high rate OF
speed and in her fall came in contact with mile
most with such force as to move it two inches from
its position and completely smashing III her skull,
producing instantaneous death.
AccDENrs-On Saturday evening, about o.
clock man named John Gimartin, residing at
476 Pearl St was severely injured in the back and
about the thighs, while engaged In the reckless
practice of skylarking with fellow workman, at
the new building erecting in broadway, near
John-st He was picked up in a helpless condl-
ton. and conveyed to the NewY ork hospital.
About II o'clock. on Saturday morning, serious
and probably fatal accident befel an old sailor
named Theodore Himan, who was adjusting the
rigging of brig lying at one OF the East river
piers and was suddenly preCipitated to the deck
with such force that one of his legs was crushed,
and his body dreadfuly injured internally which
injuries will probably terminate his existence
He was Immediately removed to the City Hospi-
tai, and placed under medical care.
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Fortv-sirt Week FortVHetenh Week.
Under year.. 45-6S ret Under year .5I-I9 pr CT
Under years. 97-36 Under years. SSH
Under 5 years 14o-52 Under 5 years l3l-44!
finder ID wears lSS-56s Under 10 years. 1852
Over 10 years .ll7-43s lOver 10 years ..l44-iS :
The following is the classification of children
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A W1NDFALL-On Saturday morning one OF
York Hospital, named John Fails, informed Mr..
Morgan, one of the superintendent of the insti-
tuition, that he wished to resign his situation in
consequence of having just received the crafty
ing intelligence from Europe that suit in Chan
by himself and three brothers have fallen heirs
to the enormous sum Of $4,000 sterling. This
is truly fortunate windfall, and the lucky indi-
vidua will sail for England at 10 O'Clock to morrow
REAL EsrATE.-The following sales were m ade
yesterday:
Blu adrian II. Muller.
lot with buildings, Greenwich and Jay sts. ma
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The chief diseases for two weeks compare thus

Increase, 10; to which we may add an increase
of 10 in Small Pox.
The per centage, according to age, for the two
ueeks has heen.
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with buildings, cor. Greenwich and Jay 81
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fhs name u be spsa unless s
payment % me subscription be made u sdvsnee.
Distant subscribers forward money BY letter. postage
on which Will Be paid assumed BY ourselves
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER published nj weeh du,as ss Sc.
sions Of Congress, and semlweeky during recess.
Subscriptions for period less year win be received on
terms poporioned 10 the above annual rates.
0g-POsTMAsTERs authorized our areut. and
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 enclosed or rvs
sEMI-wEEKLY subscribers, with s25 enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers with $io enclosed, win be entitled copy
edition they furnish subsc.aLers for svosis
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n 20 NEW ARD. away subscriber Lursy,
3I5U Page county Virginia, the ah ins boy named Aaron
very hlack about feet inches high has
down ook when thick lips and heavy He
had On when domestic keey rcck coat faded black color
ho.a hr white hn clothing with him, recocced
The above e5o win BE given should he BE- spehendd
ous az e atc So0 taken the state 40 that may get
him again All chaes will be paid h delivered % me a.
msye. M An compsny win psighny yellow rcd compiler
IA hair and rpocd ce tall Aaron, hut heavier
made Both Of the above boys are good cc"Pss ApmAN
septpo-d Lmsy, Page county, Virginia.
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THE AMERICAN FARuER Is pubasbed monthly in the
city OF copies for 3 thirteen foi
$40, volume In july under tne
favorable auspices IL te Of The Maryland State A
cultural Society and AL the prize and reports rs committees
published The society In last meeting determined %
500, appropriated follows Of silver plate
valued 10 awarded the obtaining BY the l Of
October Subscribers the volume
mncing second and SO for e third largest
list added other prizes, able In
cultural offered 600 for prize for the
coming volume SILVER for the best for the
buildings and the Of tho
cultivation Of tobacco and
$40 for the best the management Of the dairy
The @ NUMBER July will contain one OF The most
valuable from EpNUsD RuTpE, Of Virginia
presented The public particularly Of the udc
regions Of Virginia. Maryland and the Caroinas gives the deas
OF his m The Ave has occupied his present
estate eastern Virginia. concusive st with
able degree Of prudence In t farming be made
profitable other business The asr he took
charge Of his am MI Run HIS clear interest hc
capital invested for land implements stocks, 30, SIG
per cent third year 2s cent? fourth 21 cent and
mn year. o per cents besides supporting his family he hand.
worth when he took In hand Every farmer and planter particular
the tide water districts Of country, will read this with
the deepest interest
This number win papers,
snonss which Z one Gom G.ones w Doss Corresponding
sIae,on Of c wire nce and from Col cArEor on the same sub
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural Socety's Hail.
June @-2awh i2e Baltimore St. Baltimore Maryland
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A COUNTRY for snie.--About midway bctweeen
"A cities Of Washington and New York. mile out Of tho
city wilmington the residence Of Capt Gal
Iarher Dnd States consists of large mansion
house, and all
Of gounda well improved and
fruit and other trees for and ornament The build
wen supplied with the best of waters
delightful Of the fourhing city Of Wilmington
er hay, &C.
The healthy IN the middle staes and
residence for gentleman and family being within
walk Of the railroad and steamboat landing thus
person North South several times day
For particulars, inquire OF Amos Hunt esq Capo
% Washington city, d. c. address The wilmington
Delaware. ~ J. A. BROWN, M d.
Feb 1o--law3wTu.
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WHAT time establishes experience adopts
and confirms what all In all places unite In saying good
valuable doubt popularity Of this sort hres In
ciey deep that time cannot destroy t The
attended medicine for several past has
respectable and the article has
first class Of discoveries and blessings o the
eradcaes the disease Tor which
is recommended. slls !
py g. W. Fowe, Washington street, entitled
sbove believe The best preparation hitherto discovered
colds and other consumpve complaints Having
tested this medicine, speak with confidence salua
removing colds and other complaints incident 70 this
Of the year . u......u,.,
n"y.ssn @ IS washington, b. O.
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IMPORTER dealer In glassware
cutlery lamps candeabras, andoles, walters, Britannia ware
plated ware, &c, &c,
Has received within months, by the ship Chesapcake
from Liverpool and otherwise, upwards Of
400 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE,
which make his the country consisting
In part follows, viz.
Godand plain and dessert Sets and de-
ached pieces consisting casserocs, coposers high and low
baskets, Dishes plates, &c,
hch and plain and detached pieces
a variety OF dinner scts, do do
Beautiful toilet do do
Rich and plain punch bowls tt
Rich painted candelabras
large assortment Of grandoles
Rich and low priced vases, aiume holders
Plated and other candiesticks, baskets
britannia tea and coffee sets, walters and lamps u.
ivohanded knives, and forks, threaded and plain
plated and abata forks. tt E.4s
GLASSWARE.
Rich cut and plain sobc campagncs hook glasses
vines tunbrs cordial gasses finger bowls saivers, hont bowls
dishes, boquet holders, &C.
Aiarge wholesale and rsm,
Tow as Il can be purchased in the country.
stone the manufacturer prices.
Dec. 6--eofi Store in Odd Fellows Hail. I'M street
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THE subscriber gives notice
Family Boadng School tov Yoans Ladies which he win be
happy TO euben
others who seeking school recommended BY small numbers, BY
parental and comforts Of hos and BY ample means o
Improvements. &M 5ss
Parents unacquain,cd with Of the school
spey editor of this OF whose
ganddaughtes 10 member Of H. u.,-.,..~
Indiana avenue, Washington
Oct as-codssthDsc
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United States Patent Once,
February 10, 1850.
ON the petition cswe, Psburg Pennsylvania,
praying said Criswe for
Improvement preparing ocasnous seeds for pressing for
said patent, which takes place
on the 3lst day Of ysiy, Is5l-
II ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent oco on
~ O'Clock and all
appear and show cause they have why said
unon ought not 20 be granted.
Ordered that this notice be published in tho Republic Intel
city, North American and
Gazette Phladc pha Tribune York journal, Providence,
r. Gazette Ptsburg, week for three successive
e'-F'---- n ~ THOs. EwBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
PsEos ohe above win please copy, and send their
bills Patent Once with containing this notice.
Feb 20-law3w
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DLAIN and Ornamental Wire-Fencing.-The subscri
be, having recently appointed by the manufacturers
beautiful article Of plain and
would respectfully call the attention OF The
Of which be AZ eir hardware
Pennsylvania sixth street. They would emu
20 which this
manufacture Il being applied, viz;
Enclosures cemeiee rns public grounds, cotiage.,
gardens.
Columns work for cottages
window guards for private dwellings
prisons, iunatic asylums &c.
Tree bore. conseyaioe training plants &C
Arbon, arches, and Nerandahs.
Cellar ines, and thief proof eraings for &C.
yNo. w. BADEN 4 BRO
Pennsylvania avenue, south side near Sixth street
Feb 20-law6w
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CoLLsoToR's orrtoE, CITy HALL, February a. 1850.
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.
NITY TAXES.-Nouce u hereby deducton
allowed by law from all
property including stocks which shn be
'''ss "' 80 80 - - ANDREW RoTHwEr.L
Feb 6-IawinfMa Collector.
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NEW and elegant silks, sh.wls, &e.In addition
former stock received fom New York Pha
dolphin full and complete of
ionable Dress Goods Of the which
% pieces rich changeabe Satin de Chimes of color
entirely shades ats.8 E't f
Is pieces styles figured Satin de Chimes
20 do rich Brocade Satin de Chnes Of very
portation be found elsewhere In the District
20 pieces rich figured Changeabe Silks
10 do rich watered Irish PoplIns
3 do black Turc satins
IL Silks priced .
5 do heavy black de Rhines
20 do colored Marceines, 0f every shade
20 do styles Cashmere dEcosse
10 do Damask Panama y.
25 do styles Mousselines de Laine
30 do Lupins best French Mernos, every shade
Is high coored and low priced Moussenes de Lame.
10 do rich Silk vevets, Of all colors
5 do yard wide do do
Together many beautiful Dress Materials
advertisement, but which shall
be pleased those who may avor with call.
In SHAWLS, &c., we name .a
$50 1874 Scotch shaws, Of entirely new designs, and
cheap
rs o. Scotch square shaws
Is 1914 nch real Cashmere long shaws also very cheap
Is 81 real cashmere square Shawk
is l24 Hungarian plaid Scarf
Also daily expected OF French Coaks, yies, Manl
Nov 6-4wf PHI. HooE * CO.