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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

- The Orange Mountain Water Cnre.D
A. Oraage j. one hours nde by railroad rom The Cl5
The esSbshueni has private baths attached 10 W. Pc
,ienu' roonI Address Dr. kEEKES, .. Orange n =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

~ by. shows Water-Curs Institution, ~
aeT TUelfthsL and Uniyersy-plaee. M u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

~ Prince & Co.'s Meodeoos for sac a. 'Actc
urices AZ BADGERS finite HanuisCtOrT, ORleuyf =
grsph Building, 1871 Broadway. Dl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

r,,o sPORTsnEN.-FlNED DOUBLE GUNs-A
y..b .s,ortmeni OF English Double Gunt sliIable 10
= .a.on expressly for partridge, quail an voOdcOck
.hooing some very fle, jus, received By ~
shoounk W. FRAECIs TONES SONS
In .odB MAdeu lane, NsHfork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
GENERAL NOTICES,
Correspondence Of The Tribune
W.sUtscTor. FddAy, A1gus,

~ RowIers e. Wells, PhreHclo siEts Rss POE
tssh. ru Clinton Hall ISL Easssu.sL near he PaiF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
s.e...s .Nn RnYN CLOTHlNG.-Tts =.

oNUN,s AND BUYS ILUEI AlN'F'-IL5 Ut
go 70 Gel mems and boys clothing, ready made %
", 4, All j. Wand ERBILTS, 81 Fulton, north
msde 70 cod 81 Over 1900 fashionable read male
slso 500 pieces Of fashionable goods, which vii
ksInsss No order In the latest stye Of fs.ni0a
oc ilSs Smeods JACOB VANDERBlLR 81 Falon'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
- y = ,,o1gsrIC BAKERY, Conner q

DouEsTIC BAhEhB, cO'noi "
TEBE NEW DOtm,,sr9p ss-Ths public IL resp -esfll'
c5s ss snS II o@s es9 o1 s5s.a Ts
" on hsDd ne tested and has hus Tar beeu eeo1oo
ce hss ses1 ,4eeSss The subscriber pre- % Ia,
win esS.Tbosl, hotels ana ,sa, :,
nsb Abe terms, aud hopes By eiose eIsn1'h
The mos ~ srit liberal share n public psuonAke
business N 4. DUsEEBURY, 6S5 W"hinglosn .sii.
Ai,o constantly % hand ssupefiot Hu.s " q n M
. ! srult cske-, plea. &c llySl l"'I Va = =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

N0TICEis hereby given hal the aUbscnosn1 W.
lNSrpicsiou 70 tie n.ed States Ireate LIE N IA
AZ WsIhir gton for duplicates ard psymsni st.tea
Soiug orsins certificates u slOc oi I1e Iarssry 81
isIutd in bs name under he &C. sg'oi 16l for O1s
5olisfs escf ali bearing date feDiIa.y
with ntereslfrom February iooo' 's'1 '''s
having beeu lo.t or destroyed. ctt v.YDERPOOL
pcAS Rewsrf N J.
c,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
WANTS

WANfbD-An sctiye Young nsn Who uuderusn5.
the grocery trade liberal ss'sry viii be- given 4,
ore NAT esn brig certificate Of good character nom NJ.
enp oyer N Ibis cily N0re other will be attended Ia
Adore" r D. this Office aus 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

DANks or Bristol .i h BY
~ I B% n. ooOt c5AsSPENTER yEaaLih Nv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

I01I-Psach Orchard AID Blaes he I'm vessel
Tsnse coal in prime order to[ ,ss los srosdwsb
from ysrd BY JAMES, NO ~ gosf n snd TnOup.oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

.-nu CugAP-A pdnaDg ono. e3I ga1s %
1dIn pspei Any one wishing % sSS'sT Toe So,rs
bushes, vii hnd lhi worthy Of ssuS o.rousSs snd viii
20, .scI6ce "a he owner Is unable no 49,. sor
se sUp he b .ness yor tuI pareuSh sn9 .s
Itgs H. Y. PostOfce
nTETAIs, POIsONs, FLY PAPL,hc sna ynal c;
NM Iiouid lslrs Palladium, NicseL Csen .,ris
cbsTieaI Whale OIL Soap and suPhaie Of hm .nd
sesps. w: Fsnspsien. Ws'bbs!', AyIue h gn,h Icl
Honey soaps Jenny Lln9 Hsr eVS11l,rsitSTWayGER
&C &C: -. 'e-e W ~ A- ISL MAIDEN Are.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
,.-,NU1u SnAUE-! cir cORNIcLs p -,

.NUfkA rHAUts. oILT LUhNINs.- 800
W PrFY EUsLlrs Gc.-FsmiIss a9ooi ~. ~. q
~. xireoys -ilh 10 above articles VIII n-l 80 a.
WOODFOBDs, IS Broadway toe 80. s-s,,e irro
iced in Eeu.Yofk Lscs and muslin c9rsa INC, paf.
-rs.s loops p.ns bands eornees &c s.,,rS 6r.trsN
ens.i.h ~ '-Ssftf. rossibis 10 imPon o. Iss.s,
trs ala buying 81 wholesale ~ n s,rwsrs
to ibei- advEnage 20 cal before E1.cns ~ a,o.r~sy
aieu WIN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

" H,hk p olaHrols frr : nutntet 81 sxcsSoss ~,
snd chhcren- recsi ~ arrived res non city hs6r
.aS oclAaons ard willing 70 WORK foF modexris ytss
A'pscslo1 10 De maze - lhe o6cerl ~ G-ss ssoos.s
Emigration, 10 hs Fsff. 10 chAgSA al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

The TAILoRs-At the meeting OF the Iailors
Association Friday night at the Sixth Ward Hotel
the following Resolutions were passed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
BOARDING.

BOARD WANTkD-Ina private family for gsue
ID man Two ladies' and sir children Would prefer saa
quiet location up town. Address ,. O box % Posi Ona
ma o.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-25
Discovery Of a Great Lake.

A great Lake has been discovered in The in
lerior of South Africa during journey Of ex-
ploTaion by Two gentlemen Murray and Os-
wall. II is situated in longitude "a deg. east
and latitude l9 deg. south, and It's limits ap-
pear 10 have been pndlscernble. According
10 The natives, however, i, takes twenty five
days to travel round it. The vegetation on its
banks is tropical, and palms are abundant, bu.
it contains no crocodlles. ahgators. or hippo
po;ami. l, is approached by river. which
for some distance is Of small size, and which
as it approaches The lake. becomes as large
as The Cloyde. The lake itself has no
islands in il, bu. it is said these are denseIy
populated by race entirely different from those
near the borders Of the lake. Pelicans are nu-
merou., as also fish, some OF which resemble
perch and carp, and weigh between 40-lb and
5O-lb. There are likewise grea, number Of
elephants, although of much smaller descrip-
ZION than those nearer the colony. The na-
tives. whose language was unlike any known
dlslec, spoken by the other tribes in South Az
rica, appeared 10 be of an inferior nature, and
10 be much afflicted with pulmonary disease.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-25
Published by Theodore Schoch.

TERMS-Two dollars per annum in advance Two dollar.
and quarter half if not paid before the end
the year, Two dollars and half Those who receive he
papers carrier drivers employed by the
tor Will be charged 81 l-2 cents, per year, extra
No papers until all arrearages are paid except
at the option of the Editor.
HAdvesemenis not exceeding square sixteen mes
viii be inserted three weeks for dollar and
cents for every subsequent insertion The charge LOT one
three insertions the same liberal discount maze yearly
advertisers.
nAn letters addressed to the Editor must be post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-25

A "gen'leman" i, in training for prize 6gh,
in Albany. He feeds on blood-Pudng, and
drinks gunpowder tea. To increase bis muscle,
he holds himself out by The collar an hour
every day.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-25

young and beautiful damsel, near Frankfort,
KY, having two lovers, and not knowing which to
prefer, settled the matter by marrying one and
eloping with the other.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-25

A shop-keeper was asked how he had obtained
the appeaton Of little rascal, He replied--'To
distinguish me from the res, of the trade, who are
all great rascals'
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-11-14
To CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- BY the undersigned, at the store Of Parkerson
g. Randle,t, in the town Of Franklin. until the
llth day OF November next, Tor the construction
of q Brijse across the Bayou Choefgck. on the
new road from Franklin to Cypreudort Prairie,
with good embankments atsach end Of the bridge.
The said bridge to be entirely above high-w
mark. and to be built OF good cypress lumber rom
bank 10 bank.
Specitcations Of said bridge may be seen at the
store of Park~rson Il Randleti, in the town OF
Franklin.
Persons making proposals. for the above con-
trart are informed that the bridge must be rom
pe,ed against the Ist day Of May, 1851. and pay
,nent vii. BE- made on the lst day OF June, 1851
by warrant Of the President OF the Police jury
on the Treasurer OF the parish OF St Mary. Pro
posals 10 be directed T. the Undersigned commit
tee, appointed the 2Ist day Of October, lsoo.
II. C. WILSON. Commiftee-
N. L. PROVOST, o2l 8
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lie opinion, I would second il 10 the full
extert of my power. In such case
you will hear me spoken of. Adieu.-
| shall depart Tomorrow; but pt@y
leave me now, and let me have lite
Sleep
Coun, du Saillan, left the room WIFI
out saying another word. Very early
on the following morning Mirabear
was on his way to Paris.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-11-14

MiRAB EAU,
AZ AsrcDorr OF H.s rntvAre LIFE.

The public life as well as the private
character of Mirabean are universally
known: but the following anec,Inte has
not We believe been recorded in any
m the biographies. The particulars
AZ y. C,I;sza,e Enlargement in
"a. D, ,,;,n.--sr Of Provence. when he
49, ...s.sined for the defence Of Mad
.me Afiraheau in her husbands pro-
csss against her. NJ de Galiizane af-
tsrward followed the Bourbons into ex-
ile, and returned With them ins 1914
and il is on his authority that the story
X given as fact.
Mirabeau had Just been released from
the dungeon Of the castle of vincennes,
near Paris. He had been confined
there for three years and half by
virtue of that most odions mandate. a
lettrs de eochet. His imprisonment had
been Of . most painful nature. and it
was prolonged at the instance of his
father. the Marqnis de Mirabeau. On
his being reconciled to his father, the
confinement terminated. in the year
1850, when Mirabeau was thirty-one
years Of age.
One Of his fathers conditions was that
Atirabeau should reside for some time
at distance from Paris; and Il was
settled that he should go on visit to
his brofher-in Law. COnnt du Saillant
whose estate was situated few leagues
from the city Of Limoges, the capital
of the Limousin. accordingly, the
Count went to vinceunes to receive
Mirabcau on the day of his liberation,
and they pursued their journey at once
with Ill speed.
Tho arrival Of Mirabeau ut the an-
cient manoe51l chateau created great
sensation Il - 1emote part Of France.
The country Eentlemen residing in the
neighborhood had often heard him
spoken q q Z remarkable man, not
only q aecount Of his brilliant talents.
but aIsD 6or his violent passions; and
they hasfened to the chateau 70 con-
template . being who had excited their
curiosity % IN extraordinary Pitch
1te greater portion Of lhese countly
sq0is0o we're nero spoFtsmen, whose
knoWlodee did not extend much be-
yoad stho aames and qualities of their
dans aad ksssss, and "a whose houses
i wou6 have bssl alnost in vain 10
SEEK for any other 6ook than the local
almanac, containing the list Of the fairs
and markets. 70 WHICH they repaired
viii the utmost punos1ality. 70 ioites
away tAeis time, talk ahpet. thsir rural
afEaissy dine ahundantly, AID wash down
their food with str6nE Auvsrsne wins.
C0nrt dn 8niilant mas nniao ~ i diE.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-11-14
TO CONTRACTORS. ?

CEALED PROPOSALS vii. be received at
- the store Of Parkerssn N kand.ess. in the
tow, Of israskIn. until the lsth day Of Novem
be-. 1857. to keep u god sepair ne roai lcajng
f-on, FransIin to the hne running the 'front.'
Of the psantat oa OF W,n.hrc2 ). Harding. and
the bridges and cuverss On sad road. t,r ih- term
Of cn- year from said date Proposals W. ! ,e
Ice jury. -
s.L.RAvDLEfT. com~;s.ts-
C. JOHNSON, OIL ~
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-11-14
1N3ESs CGHIGRa
A VsINTER Lar.

A EINTER Lar.
Stern Winter is singing
His death chant 50 drcar.
And the hours are bringing
. Their dead to his bier;
While Nature, fond mother.
Walls loud in her grief
T. the lost and the lovely,
those lives were 80 briei.
Eart's bright Summer glory,
Iih day-dreams, hath pass'd:
lts he's hath grown hoary-
Its he-stream fails fast;
For theWindfs reckless hngers
Are slipping the trees,
And the sect and the rain-drops
Scarce hll ere they freeze.
The gardens full choir
Hath sudden grown mute,
And | even tire
II play on my flute:
Even day dawn and twiEehf
Se,sn .uzue IN one mould:
Both tintless and solemn-
Both murky and cold.
Yet, strange tha: no SORROW
lntrudcs on me now
The hopes of the morrow
Now light up my brow!
And safe in the promise
OF sunshine and light,
/ mark not the seasons
Dessructlble blight.
Ny spirit. my spirit.
All. tongue cannot tell
What bliss I inherit
Ar in its lone cell
l wake at my pleasure
Each fancy and hope,
And give to all bright things
Unl;mited scope!
1Aers blue skies are bcaming
Forever above,
AID ether is teeming
With accents Of love:
While shapes Of rare beauty
As dwell not on earth
Present me IN welcome
With music and mir:h.
1hen say wilt thou marry
Thy spirit to mine,
That we may both tarry
Till Winter's decline.
Then write out thy fancics,
Whatever they be,
And in like manner
Will send mine to fkee. NAT.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-11-14

ERED. l.. GATES, Aftorneg Lar, st
L Msrtinsvle-practices in the courts OF La
tayeiie, opeousas, Vermiilion and ST. Mary.
June 20, 1850.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-11-14
Ysus FLINT. .IAnr-u levrs.

CYRUS FLINT. .JANEs = reNEs-
n FLINT i JONES, Nos. 10 sac =, l.oyal
~. street, New Orleans, Wholesale and RstaH
Dszisrs ia Cs5iaet FxrNitHre, CAairs, Sprsag
Hrir and Moss Mattresses, Feathers, PfnsA.
Hair Cloth, Dnmasks, Gimp. Cords aud 1assets
Cnrz.f Hs;r, Taraias, Gfns, Chair and .Scfs
S5riags, ITeS5iag, Cabinet makers HardHare,
dassoTs. &C. c4--ly
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-11-14
DaxIEL EDWARDS

JOHN TwIBILL DavIEL EDwARps
TWIBlLL 4 EDWARDS, Copper, Tin r
i Shs.t Iron Workers, No. is New Levee,
between Gravisr and Poydras streets,) are pre-
pared to 10 all kinds Of work in the above line.
S,eamboa, and Plantation Work done in the
bes, manner, at the shortest notice, on most
reasonable terms also, on hand a large ass.at-
meat Of COOKING, STEAMBOATAN AND
BAR ROOM STO YES, Of overy size and
desc ipton also. all kinds Of House Work. such
as cutter Pipe. Spout, &c. All orders thank
fully received and promptly attendsd to.
n. B.-S,eam Batteries, CHARTERS and Filter
ers Of the most approved styles.
TWIBILL - EDWARDS.
New Orleans May, 20, 16D.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-11-14

II A. LANAUZE. Rue de Ia Lsrts, No. SO,
L entre les Rues ST. Louis ct Cont, IA Nou-
velle OrIrans.-Ln n Assortment de Z VI N
CALL ERIE, telle que FranSaise, An
glaise, Americaine ct Allemande; Clous Cou-
pee. Forges Haches, Pioches, Pelles, Sces, ct
fourniture de Batisse. m2-1y
DOBINSoN & OLIVER. Cemmission Mer-
II chants, No 81 Gravier street, New Orleans.
for the sac OF Sugar and Molassss on consign-
ment.
U All shipments to our address are covered
by open policy Of insurance, Tor the full value
thereof, To guard against loss, which. when re-
ceved, viii have prompt attention and quick and
'''' : ROBERT r. ROBINSON,
uY9 JOHN B. OLIVER.
DOBINSON g. OLIVER, Mareh0nds de
II Commissions, No. 81 roe Gravier. Ia N.u-
velle ORLEANS, pour Ia vente des Sucre ct Me-
lasse en- consignation-
70 Toute consgnation Padresse des sous
signes est assure avance PAR police d'assuranee
ouverte, Get effrt. eeux qui voudront b'en les
favorser de leur patronage obtiendront dcs re-
tours fdsles ct prompts ,
JOHN B. OLIVER
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!. L, >lnMo. A.n. woooRrrr.

l.. -NlMMO & CO.. PSosrcs gna Cvr,-
lie mas. oa IusreA1nfs and Groeers, No.
f,oa Levee street, opposite the At.asapas steam
toat iand n, New Orleans, have constantly
hand every variety OF Groceries and Provisions.
sach teas. cetics, sugar, rec. spices. p.ck'es,
soap, Sc.; also bacon. lard. -four. ine hams bat
ter, cheese. dried beet, macke-el, choice wines,
liquors, &c. Also, Ploughs. Corn Mills, &c
Orders fo- any other kind OF goods purchased
with care and forwarded with despatch. Terms,
cash or shor, credit for good city paper.
We have cpen policy With the Sam dfn-
f,a! Insnraaes Company, which viii cover al
shipments made TO US. nj
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE. is
iO.EJO W. ). CA1.T. j. CO.
CsuEsyl..c, Nay D, 1850.
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Il rip>. 9-r.is- ru;.'as-s t-t tI-.
-~r.r.'y sss4a-t 's..e ai a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FROM ne Mzook-ster Mes.@ngsr
Letter from Prof. Webster's Daughter.


TIE following communication from a daughter %
prrf Webster In reply n et,er addressed nrr'
bs. been handed ~ by the gent snnan % whom %
va, directed with req8est ior - p1biication.-
Without comment, we lay i before our reade.s
C..sRfgcr M0n1sT Apr 1h, ~.
D.ytyr MtKsp Eso-Slr- / ms m0rnlng re-
ceived the very KIND le,,er yO1 addressed q ue.
and which hasten % answer, 20 tnsnS Jon. 10 'ht
name Of nv mother, ny sisters, and ntse' 'of the
,y1ie sentiments you entertain respeciins ny D@
loved father You believe him innocent ana !)4
believe vkat % trye he "a the victim oi MI. I'm
stances, deeply injured man. That re s INh2
cent, we. bis 'amly, knor. and no'n-n2 ~ .4'.'
will ever take from us this conviction W nave
never from the m0men, be vas snatched rom u
home. bsd a shadow Of doubt our minds AM
whatever the world may say o. %, We sha.. eve.
have that feeling 70 supper, u TIE kno" se-e o
his innocence supported my 'ather G.rin2 'nsh'I
rf suffering In the Court room. that II is tnat gVcs
him ard ~ cslmness now aulcs, the man! sources
4 sorrow that have overwhelmed US.
Fer diferen, from what We sntlcl pated vas lIs
result Of the trsl fo- We had been assured through
ma, The Win,er TIA, our father could not bg: be
stored r. as and that Al the TIA be must receive
justice ior the many wrongs That had been nrap'1
aeon him Bat Justice led rom the C)1'' ROOM
and Prejudice took her place.
Yet hope stil fingers with Us, .Jr We nust max
the public voice vii be raised AGAINST me gross 4h
lgsrCf that has been Commune. dAi- 49, .'f"
our country % bear such STIGMA On her name
such Al everlasting stain AS VII DE- mat ~ th-
sacrifice Of one - truly innocent IS my isiner
And If one word Sr can add f. feather "''-"'
" the efforts that are being made On may W
give you the deep assurance Of our hear's'th'' =
feel grateful COR the interest that you eAFfess aDI
feel. and for what you sre doing ~ our Ds"ai
Nay God in his infinite mercy look down pom yol,
and bess the Efforts that being made, and j u
!. not His will 10 bring the truth . hshi and u
allow this awful my stery to be explained may he
eul,gb,en the minds Of those INTO whose hands tne
case will pass
must again thank you SIR, 'or the kind ieelin-
you express toward my dear Father. Nothing
tina, the world can Do now gives US greater consoa
ton than the knowledge that others believe hm
innocent sympathy has flowed ab ndautiy IRON
many hearts toward 1s his family, but ho" much
more prized by rs is that sympathy when cA
pressed fur him. That our beloved Father may be-
restored 10 US is the ferven prayer OF our hearts
and we wait trembIngly IN the hope that tnose
who are now 10 decide 10 this case may see me
terrible Injustice tina, has been committed ana has
inflicted 90 much suffering on so many
Believe me, SIR. gratefully yours
HARRIET W WEBSTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

The Anthracite Coal trade s cutie active. Tie
Lehieh Navigation Company. the past week
brouph, down 7.92- tuus the -chuyikiA Naviga-
ton Company 1855 TINS and The Reading Rail
rosd COMPANY. 1900 tuns.
The balance m the Philadelphia Sub Treasury
is sl117,639.
The recent call for proposals ior an aid'i'na.
section Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad EN-
braces the remainder a the entire line 70 the vest
ern terminus excepting only the part which awaits
the ssue of Whatever action may gro" ont OF the
controversy with Wheeling respecting the routes
b. Grave Creek and Fish Creek. u the line
heretofore adopted by the Company be sustained
the whole rosd vii be opened IN the Summer Of
1852 Upon the most difficult parts Of The route
occurrine IN the crossing Of the mountains, and
which were placed under contract last year the
work has advanced well through the " inter Tie
ron r. the whole lnc has been contracted Tor snd
the first ship load $ daily expected. The delivery
of the other materials Tor the track las already
commenced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15


The Neptune Insurance Company Of Boston
has declared a semi annual dividend OF 10 y cent
The Gloucester Bank, Al y cen, dividend The
Dsnyers Banks as follows; Village, 4 W srren.
:, and Dsnvers, }.
The City Of ST. Louis has voted to subscribe hve
hundred thousand dollars to the stock OF the Pa
ci6c Railroad Company. The vote stood AM
against 9oS.
The Canal Railruad petitioners had leave to
withdraw their petition in the Massachusetts,
House on Friday.
At Philadelphia tie Money market much
easier.
The exports from Philadelphia to foreign ports
iog the quarter ending April !, lsSo' were sl'Sl'
zoo OF which 81 1875 Ols was in American vessels.
The receipts Of the Reading Railroad are shout
3sl y cent above those OF last year at the same
time
At Baltimore, during the past week. the >'ocA
nsrke, has been quite dull. though Pnces have
.Hsh, upward tendency. Money Is quite sctve'
and commands 2 y cent on the street. but 10 read
,ly invested at 9 Y cent on call