New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

The citizens Of Bath have voted to petition the
legislature Of Maine TO allow them to loan the
credit of their city to the Kennebec aud Portland
Railroad. receiving proper security therefor
The Ohio and Pennsylvania X silroad is pro.
crossing with gratifying CELEBRITY. We find in the
Patsbarg Gazette the subjoined Information re-
sudiDg this important movement;
Arrangements have been made to urge forward
de work as rapidly as possible on the whole eighty
miles Of the Eastern Division, from Plttsourgh -
the connection with the Cleveland hosd. Inc
means now provided for that part Of the work In
PeunsS vania are sufficient to complete tue sra.
ding and bridging to the State hne, and to leave a
surplus of about $4,000, applicable TO the super
structure and equipment The amount required
COR the grading and bridging between the state
line and Salem has been raised by the citizens Of
that town and It's vicinity. and subscription 10
now in progress in this city for the construction
Of the remaining thirteen miles west Of Salem
To Alliance, near Mount UniOn. This last link OF
the Eastern Division runs through a corner OF
NahOning County, and The means for making it
will have to come from Pittsburgh The amount
will not be large and the Directors are determined
TO adhere TO the policy OF mourning no indebted
ness, except Tor supersTacture aud equipment
This is essentially necessary, III order to enable
the Company to obtain Its iron on favorable terms
But few Of our citizens are fully aware OF the i'm
[ portance Of the speedy completion Of the Eastern
Division Of the Ohio and Pennsy lvania Railroad
AS soon a. 1t can be completed, the Railroads in
Onio, with which II will connect will be ready for
use, and railroad cars will be able to run from
pittsburg to Cincinnati, through Cleveland and
columbus. The route, it is true, will be 800 miles
long, and will be somewha. circutous, bu. it can
Dc run readily in from ls to 30 hours, and will be
nearly 100 miles shorter than the present river
route. Inc completion OF the whole OF our West
erh hoad VIII shorten this distance from SO 10 60
miles, but the opening If the Eastern Division will
De one oil The brightest days that ever dawned
upon Pttsbargh. Ii will give US continuous rail.
,oad communication, oil the year round, with the
nesrt o. the State Of Ohio. By a united and Wig
o'Vas ehort TINS may be accomplished next y ear,
anu 'ne cars nom Cincinnati may be rafting in our
,Nees before those from Philadelphia. Let us
.opo 'ns' ootn roads may be ready to be opened
@'ne same TINE, and as early next wear as IL can
De achieved. On the s.h ult. the line ,bronoh
So'emoisna Oo1nty Ohio, is To be let at Salem. In
cndlhs the grading aud masonry tothe intersect;or
OF the Cieveiand Railroad IL il expected tbs
locomotives and cars will be running from Pitts
bnren 70 Beaver and New Brighton in July O
next year
SofuhE Court OF rHK UNITED STATES
Hdsh'gson. Tuesday, May 7, ls50-No. 7s. Y
o. humphreys as. Leggett, Smith and La vrencs
l-APPea Tom the Circuit Court of the Unite
States ioi Aississppi. Mr.. Justice Grier delyers,
tho oPinlon Of THE Court, reversing the decree q
nc sua Circuit Court, and remsnding this cans,
!o' 'ui'nsr proceedings in conformity TO said opin
Sh' NO %. g. s. Gaines ct al Is. ]. w. Mich
olson e. S-AppeA from the Circuit Cour, Of tbs
united states tor Mississippi Mr.. Justice Nj.
son dehsered The opinion Of this Court rsv.r.;oc
the decree Of the said Circuit Court and rs u,
ing this cause with directions 10 ci.,ov. ,ha :;
junction and disniss the bill Of conola;, .ne in'
Nos. % and 90. X Walden 9, Al .onsIlaa,s =. :
Thomas Bodleys Heirs ct a-Tbe r srr"ns,, % .,
tness causes was concluded by Mr. U,,Jar,.", a
ior tne appellants ....Ns 81. Tboms. Tosn. 81
Piaintln IN euoT rs. L. Jem son Jr-Ths 800,
men. Of this Cause was Commence s hv ms I gu
,or The pa'ntt IN error and con,ipusS bv Ms M
Adjourned. "e oe'endAnt IN error.
W 1ss. neDrrru,-The Edge6sld ASr,rt;,,r ot
vab &c, says "Gen McDutie. in company
VIZ 20. singleton, passed the nicbt in onr x,lsgs
Sa sSpoay night lssi, on bis wsy to his rs.5saes
20 Aooevlue Though perhaps feebsr ie bes,h
,bro ah' seems 70 have Improved since he passed
ns,'o sa mere IN October last His recolect;oo NJ
mr. ana events better and h. conver.st;a N