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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
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In I'D. CIV on April D after y short Illness, HANNAH
NAKGARET vile of George W Il. Grdnsy. daughter OF
IN. l.ie Jud.os Crosby of south East fuiaam Co Y
Her remains viii BE- taken 10 rsrryt0w for nt rment
on Tnur.dsv morning Apui IL. Of apoplexy, Miss MARY
Ann Mc6RAW aged q years.
Her fr emo. and relatives snd the friends and acQuAntsn-
&c. of her cousin Hepburn invited attend her l-
ners hi. afternoon O'Clock from N Hsmmersiey 81
On kprl lO HENRY CLAY. son ~ George and Mary
Hall sged y-afs and one month
The trends ard aves Of the family invited lo a.
tend his iuuers . Eddy afternoon Al ~ o'clock, from
- Pi-rrepont-.t Brooklyn. ihout further nouce
On Thursday afternoon Apu. co. of tropsy on the brain,
MARY AMt LA daughter Of William } aud Henrietta {.
Coffn A. ed seven mon he sod I'll ht day..
Funeral services A. ~ orchard II ms afternoon 81 p
ocl1,k The aud friends Of he family request
81 Attend Her remsin, Will be tsksn To Chatham, CO
llmba CO Tor irlerment
on Apdl A. ofconsumpuon. VI MARGARET Ann OCON.
NELL. eldest daug bier OF the ste Johl CouneI, sged .
years
The feud. y he family respec oily invited 10 auend
funeral Saturday, lJh al % = n from ~ Third H.
al 81
A. Jersey Ciy, April II, Dr. THOMAS Il. GAUTlER, 10
the SD year ms sc.
The friend, The family Invited 10 attend The funeral
on Saturday Of ernlon The lJth inst O'Clock from -
Grand Jersey CITY The remains viii be iHkrn To ~"
family vsuit a. Bergen al %
Jan - on bark Csr..s from San Franc bound
to Psusna. DANIEL SALltK aged p years, Youngest
80 % Of Abram ssller. OF RE. Wrscheslrr Co y Y
~ New jersey and Connecticut papers please copy.
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Arrived.

Snip Sterling 'of Wiscssseul henderson, Havrs 81 d.
Dds- and ~ pas-~ngers 10 mater March n The ed
" he Grand baLks exchanged signals With bisck
ship trnrr fof Liverpool: could her
sup william d ScwalL JacA. liverpool Asrch T. nGss
ana 81 seefsgs pass-ogefs, 10 PdkngtOn. March -
and o, experienced very heavy gaze from WSW to ";
ost maintOpsA, nie wing 10 Tie -gfh 20 he
ice On The southern edge " ne Grand BANKS ezpe ced
slfOLg westerly wind. for ne AT lO days
Bark Wave, Leayiu s..a, "a Apslach.cos, March .,
Brig sr.sA lof Warren. Me- wsts, EOreans 10 Is.
sugar ard mo ASSES 10 master
Bng Angola, Sawyer, Daren dsy. pine timber To J X
Brbdg Caledonia, Petepa', Arehst Ns fs De, coal to
:. 80 sru. Cochran, Turk. Island d. sal, 20 Md.
d'-ton 90.
Br bris Jane Alson, Murray s. John, NB. d.. lumber
10 Nevis son "a insl 10 ne Bay Of F1ndy, Dunn
Bns SamGsi 3, az Wells RI Sawyer G=orzeto~nsC
u q. pine, ~ Ssyy Yard, Brooklyn.
sen lsisn lOf Millbnsg-. Me- sIon ssgna "a Grsnde
u De- sugar and s.se. 10 How and 4 A.ping.ll
sen Gertrude Horton foi TL0mssionl Pendiefon. Go
asigs' 4 d, eeaee and ioswood. 10 " Tfubdy Co
Texas Il % sugar &C. 10 Ii Brewer
Sch Captain John, AcF4 lAHd, Wuminxto NC. lumber.
70 master Apn VI Hatlrrss Ephraim Bafnes seaman
" rreDtOn, Ne, f-il from he jooOon snd va. lot
schf Petrol Of North fsrmou'nl Sweetest Xbara Cuba
IS o. mosssss a. 70 D4ni~. Gurus Lef no An v-s.e 10
port Arm si = 81, ion IS 1 PISSED the hui u small
brig dsnAsei and wAtsroggee sner psr ofhe deck
and stern gous painted Black with white .ue,k
sehf Advance OF Portland LORD Tampa Bay y d. mo-
schf Rooert Miller lof wadoooroj Morton, Trinidad de
C5os D %. noisss.s sc, % Cnssie ain P9nvefL
upe lsss ut and D AaIASs IA De- sat- &c, 70
bfalne.
WisD-Dunng lbe day from SsE.
sAILED-F From the 5 W SPIT slips Ocean Queen,
Grs~o.d Tor London- Duchess dOresns Hutton, bsgrs
Vietors w-lipso san FraEcsco, from ne Guy; Ger
nOde, Weeks, Astx-rp o.rss l.e de Cube n.r.eeals
Havana; Republic. Lnilete.d, Psrs Colony, fBf, Wash
barn, 81 JOhns Nb
- The .hip Mad or Orleans '1r sew-ohean. Post
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ship - Gsorss at :Bedford ith spoke Jan rs si - =
lon IS " ship Mstscom. Shockey Of and TOR Nbedhfi,
no reported .peAkuga dan previous ship bNfna
Dexter and De.dsmons. Beckermsn rom New -hedi'fi
fr The Pacific one with so and the other win go bbssp
OIL 3d.,
ship R,mulus, OF Sag Habor which sd from Honolulu
yh cargo Of on aud bone feght and put heck m Dec
asst esky has been condemned Bark Lucy Ann OF "f'en
port va. condemned ~ RIO Jsnriro -
lruer from CApt Nickrrson, of ship Logan of Nhri
ford daed va Feb reports her with 30 hb-
and ~ do 90 boad-hsl shipped Mr. Bumpus tse mate
OF shp Chas Frederick or this porn mate ard was bound
20 NV Coast. -.
A. Navigator Islands IN June. ship Elizabeth, Barker
BEDFORD with $50 bbs and 100 do wh Othe lat er and
sails rigging, sc, saved tom the wreck 81 bark Gem
Of Ssg Uarbor lost Jan q 1872 on reef on Suwarrow
Island
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Tho stock market was without --cl clat- Be- ana
.n.t ya-y active The ;eriarcy Vas downward
bu, a,ths Second Board 'he-e was better feeling
and rr.c5s 10 some instances imF-~al
j.. Fre.-b,s ,hsre is uot much dong. Cotton
500 bales was engaged at 81 io.c per bale Palm
oil ati-sfd aud Naval store, al IS 3D. To Havre
Cotton AZ $ 4.
In Exciau-e there $ 1ot much dong. bat Che
market D.. firm. Ster,n- Francs -.e b ~
some Produce Bis are on tns market n = a , per
cent, The supply OF bills is moderate.
The receipts NJ the S.b-Treasu-y continue % be
ls-.s To-dav sls5.ea2 Payments ,-o.7'i Balance
st--}.---.
Tie Sat. Baua NV Brunswick. ~ las De-
c.ared semi ANNA. dividend Of PER cent srl an
extra dividend e percent.
The Chicago and Galeua Road 10 Qer cent.
Tho Manufacturers Insurance c. OF Boston have
declare! sem annual dividend of 30 per cent
,svsble ON demand The Banks u NewbaryPort
have made the following semi annual dividends
O,oaa. e. Der cent, Merchants, al6 g % per
share Mechanics, 3.
The result of the business Of the y ~ Haven ana
Nev.York Road cor the first quarter oi the year
i-5)isofa most favorable character and amply
confirms the Judgment q those Who projected and
built It. Several causes operated last year o. make
the business Of the year ess than was anticipated
bu, the present year promises fully to realize the
mos, ssng,line expectations Of the managers The
receip,s Of the first three months Of the year as
compared with The same period last year. after the
paymcnt of all amounts due 90 connecting Roads,
bave been as annexed
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a., Me,inesiay April l0 bg R4v Mr. Farrell Mr. ISAAC
CARPENTER 10 Mics CATHERlNEE daughter OF John
W.uraity F.q 81 Of ms CIV.
On THURSDAY Apul o. - Jersey City by Rev + N Cha
pin M GEORGE ". BRAMHALL. OF ih- hru of dram
hall Ah~fr.tng Collins. Of his CITY, 70 M.ss CHAR
LOTTE MORRILL,
on Tu-.dsv April o. hy Rev Mr. Remington. NJ n b
SLATER ol Puisburgh Pa 10 M, MARY HAYWOOD
uf tbs CIV
A. Snmfori Conn on sunday evening April 2 hy Rev
NJ Peas Mr. DANIEL RJCkEL 10 Miss MARY
Ann STUDNELL al of Stanford.
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Di-a.ter-, &c.

Rsr. Sr> CROSBY arrived a Boston on ihe l.n ns in
rh stslptia with Df Ihhcou All uons.Nft hnfths
.r -ontSet with ,chr Maids from Boston n"u.d !" uNi
,ri on Intay al TIE returned O. Boston - teltI
sous f>,sFti, The steamers Telegraph end Ns.A''u
broue n up o the ctv kh he bot echo sung SPpSa
,u. " i,h The l.sh,l Qstry suth NJ san ho"N
s,rsl. n sings They succeeded IN raising he vessel
IN \. an INST bui having parted the chains togrh"f W.
he ste stormy weather prevented rom oHngins het
10 lie cify urul Yesterday 49,.
S-vs How ,Rn from DOMINGO for BOSTON, Was sp'Aen
IN he 7h ir.t u miles norih OF South Shosl " ho reported
two Of her men washed overheard IN me gaze 't e "
t,tf. Alsn received damage 20 ssis.
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ur,.ser Tler-r,,. brig raui Jones. tsy - a-es
,,- .ir. lraui Turk Wsshhlrn. Trinidad tF Ol'N f'
....,,s Racket Ne, York. John W Nel T. Nv Ser. tF
N.-y.ra p,vi. "a K y-f. h shaw, Branin Nr" ga
Governor. smith. dn; Alexander " CassrA d. l'..c,
-, v--,.a Dee Gslr.s. iiufdnrd. LstiriN Jhnt
Sa-.h, Bo,okvr Grsce C-roiue. hr.rv Troy iirnce'
r.,., "a river. soop May Brush Brush Nr"-l'ik,
barge Comet rV. do ,.., ... t...
Cf.srsf-S ship lsne "a a. itdcr, Chads J. fc'nNl -
nur, fr,ovr. J4uias M-hher Hsvsns. OLsce a." ne
ksI.sv New itvrr. Fgnce Rose Gsn.- tisff'ri GOV
,T, Sr,.fh Milton NtIs. Alexander VI (aswrN, W arc
h,,r Dsuiel PArksr krssr 81 70 8 O. JARVIS LN'N 30
r,uehs Rost0r. LEWIS CaA. \snhnA ffoNldtie, 10y
"A Lode Frd-olt & amhnJst. Jane DouklN, MutPAN'
t,-eat Egs usibor steamers rcnobscoL ~, uo"f Nh'A
Ltrf.s Norm
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From Texas-The Crops -t.rowth OF The SUITE
The Valley of the Rio Grande.
From our own Correspondent
HarsroN. Texas, Thursday, March q, 1850


IlsrsroN Texas Thursday March Il. 80.
lo pho 5,iors of The Tyr5nar
The Spring season is low fully upon us % tins
favored cline The corn crop has al been planted
and much of j. is up AMI growing finely. Cotton
< benz r.auted The crop Of sugar cane has been
uIaut.d long since Oh the latter article greatly
increased amount VIII be cultivated during the
present year It's found To be much the most safe
and profitable crop in which our planters can en-
gage Nam sugar planters from the nci-iborng
states oi Louisiana mud l'lOrdt are nnhine 10
vcstneuis 100 our soil Our State Is thought 70 have
the advantage ln point oi health over tlhei Oh the
two last mentioned.
Good SUGAR lands. alvautagcously located. can
be- procured her, al from three 10 five dollars per
acre Cotton lands 40 from one - TWO. The
northern part OF our state IS found 10 be- wei
adarted o. the culture OF wheat The best wheat
GROW nr region OF the STATE Is that known a.
Yhlf, Iart. y IuRify IL IS stated that SIX
tbopsaDd emf Grants have found their way into that
Pant of the country during the past al and W "a
fer 4 very large emigration has also gone o. the
Rra7os Colorado and Gaudalupc
The Valley of the RIO Grande - attracting due
share ~ attention The immediate proximity oi
that rr.ior of country % Mexico invests II with
decree of interest which 1t would not otherwise
possess It's supposed that twenty thousand of
the inhabitants ot our State 20 be found iu the
vicinity IT the Rio Grs1de. and all this IS the re
su.toi about two years Il the operations Of the
Au.Io SaNuns We don't mean b. say that al that
amount OF population la, emlsratcd within that
p,roI but tnat the whole of that region Of coultry
has been AasrcoHccd and brought under the 10
fucnce ai ofr Institutions Iust think OF Browns
vile spuu-iu. mp Immediate! opposite Naiamo.
ros. ard la css than two yeas becoming the third
town IA population. aud perhaps the frs, IN the
afl.gut ~ business transacted IN the whole state
Brownsville coatains popu' alton OF some four or
five Thousand has a settled Presbyterian clergyman
md mir.stcrof the Mcthc3ist Church with Re
male aud male Seminary Of learning OF the very
irst order a Union sunday School with about
seventy scholars, Library Of 700 volumes two
large and well conducted Newspapers, Book
store Lyccum. Agricultural Society, Bank sc. &c.
II cher up thc RIO Grsudc other Important towns
are spring into existence, of which design 20
say more in q future letter
The SOL ol the Rio Grande Is said 10 BE- OF an ex.
ceI,ut quality. and vel adapted to the growth Of
sugar Cotton sud Wheat Il Is reputed al excel
lent sheep raising country
The Sabine Neches Trinity, Brazos Guadalupe
ami RIO Graudc rNers are al being gated with
steamboats, this season SoUTH WEST
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C.FIrN TEiAI--W llism Hanly S Oh tr al at
Providence. H. l. charged with snoiher.uc and
sfran-hnc hswfe il that city on January isst.
Han'y j. all l-ishman. He anl his wife were IN
temperate. and frequently had separated and
lived uuhapriy together. The published clr,lm
stances were So strong against the prisoner snd
were So well knowl. that much difficulty was
found iu obtaining jury OF 40 called, IA bad
consc ctt'ous scruples against giving yerd =
punishable by death. Is were peremptoriy cha
leuccd and 3 had expressed su opinion, and ten
were accepted The panel was aiterwart filed
~. ChefJlst.ce Greene presides, and Attorney
General Blake conducts the case The evidence 5
alioeether circumstautaL
EARrucvtXr-A shock u a. earthquake wss
distinctly .elt ia / auisyile Ky little after eight
c.ook LAST Thursds, evening The Journal Of
THAT cats says .-~ Our 0thcc building was slightly
shaken, ana lu good many houses the windows,
china. bottles, r.. We're set 70 rafting. goo1
masy persons were alarmed by i, ani took refuge
on Il. streets
hANpsoNE BTVvEsr-Mr Benjsmin Il Panct-
ard r.. Aidoyer, Mass lately dece ased hss let hy
VII 10000 20 be appropriated to founding ard en-
doNns hish schoo. ~ boys snd s-rs n Aniover
South arlsh
- NJ joHN McBTAS was receziv murdered
10 New Orleans by some person unknown H
was found on the leyee bAd been stabbed IN tie
neck and his pockets had been rised
- Young bcsr. abop, two-thi-ds grown, was
captured az MsnahAwkin, y. J last week
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California Vessels spoken, &c.

Dec p istl o. y. long y } ship Monument Iro' i'h
NNor> Nov lsl for San Francisco
Dec = lat rs y. long = ~ hdg Meuopols, behh'"'
frafn salem Nov $50 Tor san tfanJis-o
Jan d. lSi 81 long ~ 80 ship MMths- hncSley nom
N.uucsrt tOct 81 fnr California 80,
Feb o. ~ RIO d- JSreiro bound IN, h'tk in'lo" hA'
from NBedford Dec 30 for California all wei
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BOSTON Apr. Ar 'hP Columbia from Noi."''''
S,.r. Delhi Cs'curs ITO Nov, deorr" rNsich~' =
49,. s,s s', h.rks K n krght Cafcerss simsnt
g., F-,.-r,k Port A. Prince = 81 Lr.' 20
49,. 80 Nee D, NNork i'sdlr - scts h's snc o. e.
T., ., ~. Ysl,u. Bosor soor, P-irsurr 40 Nlf''1
y, .,s4ng. Adsn. d.. james Ni.'oo. if'm D'si'a,
-, Is,r Sr,r.,rJ Jrrcmie - st LIN .ca- Jane.
-. g.. W.lr,-s,rn. ~. Bcatwel N.n born Nc
Pssrr Tsns,rr. \ Lawrence. Louis, snd KS,
-, lr..s VS. eo,ef Nsrtuckr Bosch IA 'or-ro
80 towel ,he cry sc irSNs c'-s'l'fs' gus 0NN TT
s-pt fr,e IS ffr pumps .-
>AIEM. Arrl IN-Sat sens N'i'fff I s'' -'..H I'D -
Mar Mars. Nlofs a., D..
N,--.rs Wsr1. NAk-rtovn Va. tsnr N~v Fi-ai a,
$50. ] = L1rg sri Herrv osstoH NNofs
: h-f- DRAW Tan. Chsres'o n. scf Afn-si'. y n.
BRI>TpL Apu 6-Arr brig MsuA Nsisrfa.. -'f I.-
.p,4e .sh a. = So ,n - Dr. sch Jenny inns MssrtAs
r,r kerrshec
BRIGHTON Arri AR scoops f'rfcr s'i br'or
<y,k f,~ Taunton - iDh -ch Rcsc ~ o-s, s.oops
SSrsh sra Mount Hope. 80 $500. -
NrW.ORLF Ans April 5-Arr hSs W pt"- NN'rS
-ANANNAII Apr. AR hrig Fh.ura. b"rnn 80
..esuer RsFhas. R,ass, FROM NNoral loi NH.sfes'
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~ t.-l-ss.. Dsrt - lex a1d john
- ,l..., r-,.. .1ia- q ,rilze arer tte 's"r-
Co. g.. LACE o.. y to1
q0. r. ,.a.-. ,r. ,sre ot - AIMS ''- b.
s,.-.+s .,-.. C~..t- II Montgomery -
er- n. .-s,-5 ..s A.. % aa'-o~.ze -.e es.a 81
~. e.. tf-.a ~ Refuge o. java DEM
,s-' 3D.
el- T. amend Gle So. re-. ef - d = =,
p.-..4 Az. .ss.
.4 pr.s--is.- Gle plvers srf -4,s
7ia.t '" ma
.t.-. .. ... ...-.o,-fq. .-.- or conan. ssio'.
....-. e--,,... b.. damages at " an
p.-..,,, George y 5-rts'l.
ha.hi&. ,..,..,e --a-l.n-.r il c0ase.
r5...t ..-, 2 .,-.sessed ~ certain lands
by e. TT .a'. ,.,,s. o,.nsa, o.. certain ez-
-,.--.
Pen' ,.... ri. .s' ac,s y Joseph -.a
r.......r -bs peace W The t0Tn ~ VI atsoh
man p. . ',-'' y "''
ONT. - it"s ,r.-.,. s,.s or LE-,Iv. Cady
~ IT, COM .i.,,.. n p-sfe't Otse-
as ,o'Ni-'''
5. .... o., Act emitted . An A. o. ln-
an n1 IT, ..,,, ,.-,a.,, o wa,es toisbaers
..,,,..-. cd or tt. -ab re- WORKS ~ tbs STATE.
""i' ....-.. .l. t.e Of Henry Rankin o.
,....s,.e5 H. .Yl Pos, 4. fTard y Garner.
..- To-t .. relief o. Fanny Batter. WIDOW o.
r.l., u..r, n...-.r late ~ the town Of New
f,.ectl .,, l..f. nl Kings. deceased.
.'. hid. .i,ath ,.t.eo chapter --. part
t..f "a D. ....t statutes entitled e. proceed
;,,. fo. lie Con Of demands against ships
and ves.e.s
am. ',. ~, 4;so.,,,e Thomas Poster from impr.son.
n4rt
40 t. explain and extend iDe powers oi me
G,v.-ro-s of the Aims H0lsc Of tn city o. New
York
t, ,, ,e-ror4. .., OF 'a-os passed Dec q. l-t..
soCsras ,cl.tostl Pc village o. Bs'dwInsFle. in
the Count. 20 O.ondoea.
322 20 amend an Act ent.. 20 an Ac, ~ a'ih. IT,
;va ,ho Canal Board 20 assume BOZ behalf Of ,he
o,.,o,la D,nsvlle Sin and Bosn. pass - April a.
Iet-
43q To authorize the Board Of Education o. lle
CITY of BROOKLYN 20 sch p certain s,bJ'. lot-
- r, ,ueoru0rat the OsxceI Savings LIST.
tytion
l35 r. enable the representatives. ~ Ellen
O'Bncn deceased o taxi and hold ;he .alds
whereof Thomas Reeves deceased Il go seized.
32C To provide for the completion OF the Gco.o.
e,coI Snr,iv Of 'be State
y2- Making au appropriation lor the western
House of refuge.
RS Toincorporate the South Brooklyn SAVINGS
I,s,i,ution
39, Au,horizin. and requiring the Canal Com
,nissioners 90 repair the public highway across the
c',,of e..,.,a 1oke. ~ protect tIe Banie of Cav.
20" 81 GO ,,..i,'s, ,,,,. from, ,l. ~.
.5,s .a.t r.ake
t70 To authorize the Cemetery of Escrrrcels
,.h.l, +..i cs,sto'ic,b ~. count, of lue.ns
33I TO regulate the Free Schools ia he city OF
Aul-,.
!s2 r. authorize the Commissioners of II 90
-...',.. t,r,,,.,,,;, -, horr,,v mono,
e ,5 ~ r '' cci,.I D,.tr., 30 - in the
-, ~, tI~L;,,.r .,J .yfb,rils the same to lor
toNn o. Ii''S''i''' '''' "''''''''
Nv 80 T., r,io,,,, g., ,b. De.,i.d McAdam Road
~ r. - a., N,t .n,i,led an tc, maxim, an
-, ... s.r ii, s,,,,,or, In mart of c,rta5, in
"PP'olI''l' 90. As,Idrs in Inns Ststc-psss.J
.o'P99'a' ~, ~. "a ''''
Apr. -, ,l limo c,r conn,, r,css,.rors
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,ts, have nsssei u.lsiected through the hands c'
r,,s ,af-.. toto the Mint The ONLY rcHsoe
method OF detection 5, by iheir weight u they
come % "a the true standard their Increased ,DoN
ness VII be at once sPParcnt % care'il eN
truf-f-
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I ieared.

ships Afghan COPELAND. San Francisco Ewe
Maid o. Orleans Deuuis, New Oreans WIN Nelson, Col.
o.znus Turner San francisco A 81 Lawrence.
Bark. T-Kas McSsir Savannah Durham DimOn. 10
ham, fBrj heduBg, Hamburg flnrk 4 h-nscke.
Bns. Dawn iBfl biackenbGf Cowes, sc. Gibbons
DARBY, EmriiDe Manssring, Apzlachcoa, r. ID Hurbut
CO, Roo Wan, Brown Wilmington, Nc Fere FOgo (Bn
L-al, Asrsnham Sc. h CoBig
schr. Excel Edwards, Portland, Hall, Tlbbi,t,
P0f-an-Pi., Bfeil YJsei Barcelona Leland Fs ardo
n BrocEmsn; ssml Lord, Smith, Baltimore, Mailer
Lord ssr-h Elzaselh, smilh New Haven Joseph Brown
Lay WELD. Baltimore
Scoop Oregon, slurgss Providence
Bsrges hdc4ssex, by, Phi.adelphis Dolphin, STACK
house, do.
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s-a T. establish Free Schools n the village Of
-. 4, relation 20 the Peu.ieatiary ia tie Com
g. % Olo- a-a .. g. .t.
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IA bark Elca N0ye.. from boston for san FrIncisco
wills b Thompson ~ Boston. NJ and Nfs Bridges and
chud Jones n smith, Of Ctarestosr, Mass Mr and Nh
Rice, u Lynn. - Henry Of Salem saupsO - W Hams
Steven. Of Cs.ine, Ne; A II Chamberlain, - Ould -
Column. Daniel W a-rTmAn. " NrmOnL
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Passengers Arrived.

" Ia aud child.
IN .cv Adronce Jron TamTa Bay-John Evans, wife
daug Itrr and son.
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~ I'm Raaro1d. ip-s is.-,l6 bis Whisky,
ss 81 ABB - 20 Erss ~ riFs Bui.e - he. Woo
~ GO Msfchsrcise. ~ Hogs IS Caves - Cate -.
: -es Les.heT . Horse
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Nv Telegraph.

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A, Sazus Ia Grsnde, March %, brig Commerce, Tor
Charleston In I DAYS
A. Gonuave- March ~ schr AGch Of and for Boston In
l0 days, he only Amer cen vessel m port
Arra - John. NS April & schr Echo, McMuIen. New.
York cid 9Th brig Tweed McDOugsn, hfOfki schr Pan.
dora. Whelpley Boston
At Buenos Ayies, Feb H. ship Forester, Parker, Tor "
York 3 DAYS. baks John M~r Perkins I'm Boston dec
lJ Ar Feb Edw kopdisch pion, fm Salem ar IN; Dee
anus Green for Boston soon. Uuine Dunbar for do, p
days. Rlmsn smith for d. 3d. Maid ~ Orleans Upton. for
salem soon. bugs Venus, orr Tor Nfork d.. MargAes,
MARSHAL aud Praid" Upton disg; sophia W,man. Choc-
law. Fitncf, and Chickssa~ Myers, do. Mary 4 Jane
k-nt0u, for valparaiso SD 8lh, barb Oiof WYE Doane
Boston
Al Gusialoude, March H. Br brig Gsorge Ws.hiog,on,
dsg
a n Martins, March y, Bf schr Fnuce, Of wes'poh
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those OF ast year
As the amount Of gold coin 10 circulation IN
cresses the LIABILITY Of all to take base CON, we
give the annexed information the subject Of
coauterieits furnished 70 the Ptdq3elphia Ledger,
by o. otticer Of the Mat
The most important class OF coqnterei,s are
the limitations OF our own coin. and some have been
brought 10 light worthy Of especial notice The
varieties include the eagle, haifesse ard quarter
eagle. The die IS very perfect tor although a
conner might discover that the impression ; not
quite 50 sharp AID decided as the genuine cOin yet
zone bat practica. eye can detect the difference
Even when examine! under microscope, they AZ
found 20 cores pond 10 the most minute particular
- the genuine coin Tbs shows that the Dies must
have been transferred from our own coin b. some
mechanical process lot yet known 10 honest 80.
men as the most accomplished artist IN Tie world
could not take up the srayer aud maze sucu a iac
smile. The CONS have rather dali sound ia ring
ia bat Lot as q lswed, although they are actually
composed Of three distinct pieces Of meta. Where
they are i1li weight, they are necessarily thicker
than the genuine, but generally the balfeaze rim
IS N The good piece rom - - 30 thousands Of a.
inch within the raised rim. They appear 70 be made
as follows A tnln panchet Of silver Of spanish
standard IS prepared - nearly o. the night dame
ter, that the subsequent overayWg u the gold
plate at the edge VII make il exact Two plan
chefs Of gold are then prepared-oue Of them u
correspond with the true diameter Of the coin. the
ether sbOg. one quarter OF az inch larger These
two plates are soidered upon the SILVER the pro
Jecting nm Of the .srger IS bent up 70 meet the
smaller, so u cover the edge Of TIE com and the
piece IS finished by blow IN the conner press The
ha.tesges, h!ch are perhaps, the most ugmer-
Ogs bear various dates such as l-ii l-i5 and
Ia. OF the quarter eagle only one date -i3, and
bearing the o for tue New ORLEANS Mint mark, hss
YET b,en cetcct-d bat dc ubtless there are 9th.
ers IN cI-cu.atlou The value OF the ha-easles as
ssyed vas from e. TO - 20, and the quarter DO
- They AZ 81 well calculated 70 deceive that
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT ~ NEW.YORK...APRlL Il, 1850
NisiATCsE ALSfASAC....THIs DAY
SUS-Ris.s....t ~ sets....6 - NOoS-Sets. ON
HicH WATER....Apul y
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