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Arrived.

Ship Danube Chase 80 dys I'm Liverpool with mdse and
passengers TO Sims Hufsr.
Ship Adeiside Metcale, Scott 81 dys I'm HaWe win
mdse aud passengers
saR nsIf. ssndge Liverpool March ~ % mdse aud
Brem bark Juiane. Hsbberi. q dys I'm Bremen, with
BARK Jane Z Williams Mason. I'm Antwerp and Flush.
March - the edge ~ ne Banks lat IS 3d.
several Iceberg snd from there to lat % IS was sne con
wih he wind from ssE TO n and wa. then obliged 70
through for about mile Have experienced very
heavy weather to Tho westward % the Banks Carried
gbboom, maintopgsllsnimssi, split sale &c
BARR Ps'o Ltle, ~ dys IN NASSAU NJ WIN iful &c 70
master SD in company with brig susan Lowd Pendie
ton. for NOrlesns
Brig Buens Vista, Ekomsn, dys in ssyannah with
Br .cbr Sash Ann Fow Ter Mu.sels IL dysfm Maysguez
PR Len brig Pslrics Henry dg for NYors, with others
before reported SIN inst IN gale sprung both mssis
Brig Live Oak, sswysr', Dsrien 10 days, lumber To ii
Big Macon, Watkins Savannah days, cotton, to r. NJ
DemllL
sc6r High Priest, Allen, Plymouth, NC, n.v.l stores.
schr May Johnson Johnson, Scarborough, NC, ds,
naval stores 10 Wuiams SD ia co with schf Amyra,
Cornelius. for Niofk
sohr Bay State, Ryder Boston d., mGse 10 Dayton
schr I.sbeIls. Abecom Boston 3 Dc, mdss
schr Monitor. Bes.-y, Warehsm2 Dc, nails
schr Velocity Montgomery, Lubec Dc. plaster.
schr Smith, smi'h dys Wilmington, NC with stores
schr Thom.. Cooper. cOr'ou, 4dys I'm Wilmington,
NC naval to q Williams
scbr M.ui1s weli., Gdan, 6 dy. FIN Charleston cot
tou to l. hcCready
schr Msrcis, Weeks dye Gn Washington, NC. naval
stores 10 7 T.pscou.
schr y ; wl.u. Smith dy. I'm Washington, NC,
usv.l l. Mitchell
Schr Comet PUsh, do do
Schr North Carolns, Williams. do.
Schr Leayeie MAXIM, do.
Invoice. Glover Hewburn, NC, and Ocracoke d.
naval stores, 10 NJ Blackwell
wIND-At sunrise NV; al meridian. sw; at sunset s
sAILED-shp jamestown, Tor Liverpool bark Texas
AcNsir fer Savannah Sw brig Activ Dr Gouenburg sd
frm The " Spit Brem ship Post HaAke. for Hamburg,
Maid Of Orleans, for NOfeansi Camden, Sherwood, for
Charleston
~ The brig Linden, for Mobile, ha. anchored at Qua
rAnlloe
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sONNET......For TIE Tribune

We s,sfsl whsh the rcctp oi iiea'eH -Bi,os
THERE is a Star Ewes fslrest and her tirst
That in unaltered beauty ever shlneth'
What visions o., the heart its light once nursed,
All, Hopes fair head no more its nose wreath
twineth
Beneath thy siveTy rays. Q peerless star
The Beautiful floats diInly and atsr
The fair Ideal. wrought OF Poets dreaming
Hath left me with an ever pining heart
Nomore my Fancy, with bright pictures teemns
Brings 10 these idle lines the IaspIrtd part.
q. Angel OF my Youth return once more,
And meath this star. which is 10 me shrine,
The enchanted lamp Of Poesie restore
Aud I'LL my lone heart with It's light divine
N Noss
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ArrN New Bedford Arrl H. ship Erie N1rIor SoIh
Pacific Ocean Pernsmhlco Mac ., with a.oN oo'"n'
$50 do ~ OIL. aud n .aoo be bone , . -, ..,.
At Hong Kong Jan ~, ships Dartmouth 70 sal noIh
som To- M A. do 3lh Isssc Rowland, West 10 lesNe
Tor Behring's Suss-(both before 'ePof'e" "'N'
last -,
letter from Bathurst t'q received N Nsus 49, -
dated March report chip /'Hss conn, AtlnuL az s,
tucket % Massaiuero In January, so hbs al well spou1
the same time, Columbia Chase, Coast OF Chll oE W
cruise month aud home In Feb, Ion ~ ist 81 tMpue
Uphsm all well bd " 80 sp, of and on. Potomac Grant
do 9n A. IL
letter from ship Fanny ~ Nantucket reports NV -
n,tan Folser 50 50 rs mos out (preV repd to IN Sept
Wild II. pTohAbH lnc1Irerl.l
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Cleared.

Ships Jamestown. Rithsn. Liverpool. ate Gardner
floweU. Helen Augusta. Henderson, Antwerp, Schmidt
\ Bachen Sea " lch, --, San Francisco. Howland 4
AspinaL ~ , a.. ,.,,-.
Barss Charles pevers Bailey Hsvsns Elliott
- lphde Amholi CsmpeAchv. schmidt Bachen. Hano-
vsrisn SNOW Norfolk We: Alabama, Wall NOrl-Sn-, wv
FlweIl. Gren bark Bogots- Thomss Chagres, Russell
Norton 80
Rrgs " e. Watson, Common Barbados II Trowhridge
Go, sarah Augu.te Crosby. Yarmouth, Ms III Braiae;
Wbiusher Hand Crooked River, Fla; Linden Knapp
Nobfe Br hrig. sarsh Elizabeth. Airy. Yarmouth Ms
n R,nns; Creamore. Kemp, - John. NS. q Laurie
Co. NAV Flower Cochran, HALIFAX. Ms, hscser
Rnck.nort. Elliott SHARP Baltimore Com kearney,
Lowell Boston: Charles Oak, Somers, Phila: Co9ueue,
Aud Boston; Shawmuf Gore, Boston; AabsIke Lesrv,
Philsd. BIZ schr Nancy, CrOweil Csrboneaf NJ, l. Ii
Auken go
: oons Renz Durfee Providence: Charles Rhodes. do
Exec .ior Crocser Liverpool Thompson CO
Bsrges SHARK Ely, Phisde phs' Laurel Robinson, BAL
tinOTe
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NEWARK ITEMS.

Hon. THropoRE FKELlN0HUYsES-on the res
isnation of Hon A. Bruyn Hssbrcuck, Mr. Freling-
huysen was elected PrSsiden, OF Rutgers College
BY the Board Of Trustees on Tuesday last Mr., H.
returns We understand soon to the State Of New
York.
FIRE-A small bera belonging To James Alden,
near the Bloomfield turnpike, was destroyed by
fire about u o'clock Thursday evsnias-doubsiess
by design
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C.,,,.rr,a Vessel. spoken, SC.

Jan 70 lat4 ;6S ION So q W bark Glencoe Aheot "
ss,s fon Bangor ana 10 fom ~ Cs.harnes Tor san
FrnnciscD--a well a. -,
ian n In a. ~ Ion a shp Gold Hunter, WOOL "o'h
Sal n yer tOct ~ for Ssn Ffsrclsco-al well
Al saint Cathariues. Jan N b04s GererA Worn Us
am. y 100 Az Belle d.. -cb Emg Frances OF ffoN nee
toxn SOD brig RSnda Of Csmhr dge A. d. sen tik'
shh r. of Rarnstanle, 81 ID brRs Maria, OF BAN ~ Is
vsfron,l. OF Beverly % ds ship Washington, ot New
M 4, ~ eakv Frsnces Herbert, OF Warren - ds
srsh svsin. of London s0 % out all well on board o'
each sud al bound 10 California
Dee al Cape Horn, passed two ships anu wv" n"'i'
hrss All tor California
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ss,d The Danve-s Banks, as 'olo~' Village =
Warren d. al DAnvers D.
Tie frowias s statement o; the affairs o. we
n,-L,;, NJ O-lssn. I'D = March %. $50

Z .-~~, my a.
TIE 5at-no'e ana .''''o ma.
dec arei d 1.''-''' ~ - 49,, t,,,,b
months o." -'' - NJ, r,.,ket +.
me w '+f' 80 ~
u 'aI'eN ia' D.''' '''-'''' - n
capita ana uie " '-'NS' -,
mnca stronger POSITION - .'' - - -.
cash assets are conc eT-'H o~. iN '"ss
-a1d o $ wei AJAX u : 80 pam
timt. and WITHIN q ie" "etNs '"'" "tt'
have been noi "iiie eNci'en .: sue
ct co.n 20 'he NJ" iorN =" ne A'~''
Mu' Certificates to W. 30 inclusive ''' '''
payable.
Mass Meetings .h 'a'o. ol we ~! ~,
fed Railroad are 81 oe neln Al VI
way and Ashaed' next week Tue
tend T. pat TIE mad 1n1eF ''D.s' a.
$4,000 more so''A : s1o', '''N '''
iect oi these meetings IS pTo'ao'. 10 S''S' '''
iur that amount
Tho panrsylv1u,a legislative Committee on
IL, ,--.f p.-L+,. rsux recommend that the
sue N'"'i % r.. ,;.tr. c,~.u,be
stockholders De made iu"'' '-1S"! """''
notes issued by the Banks m proportion 10 VIC
I... 40 o., s,...L owned by them respcctivelv-
.,-.....-, eli ,h, R.pts chartered under
'"'- VIZ iS - 49,.
thlr itt IT. hctP N'~4 N0-
Banks ut phiiadsl phia. the W estern BANKS ~
pi,.sbu-rb-and they viii prohibit the circulation
II. -, RAM ro,ss undsr the va.
b" '""" U'a'- "
ue ol ten douars Inc DahNs nave wv"
o. take tbs bin or nothing, and rs seVcrh chW-
-. tol ,, srtsrr.,iye
- .--,,o
Ihe state beo' ol Noi-'' 800
The Board Of Trade Of Pittsburgh nave ior"ard'
al memorial 20 the Legislature. asking the re
p;,..t,-..b AMI tho VIGILANCE
O"a' 'e' o' '''0 D'"N ~ .I,.L
Bahk Inc boar' stare u '"o' ''' ''''' Wy
present banking capialoi PITTSBURGH e~>'''VV'
with circulation OF s9'NuVV whereas '"c'e
wears ago the banking capital OF the city was -
ooo nth G. circulation of - 100 600 They a.
,.....-. ~ ,t, Lac,
50 STAKE 'ha' '"e "'cSSe"
requires R much larger amount OF CAPITA ana 10
b4,. that they do not deal In mere assertions
80. :...-,.,, c,.,s
they eve ''o o''"'Ns IL.
In Pittsburgh and IFS immediate '".n! -
are no" thirteen roDDs mus u''' ,S ar,,oI nr
wi'h'n me '9nP",s % ~ oS6 ,,r. ni metal Weld
inc cav with the labor employed sbont $1,000 per
annum. There are also siNty ioundries and engine
shops, consuming some -ou'v t'hs H%', ~ -,
anu ylg,u i wi 80, r,o,v lass there are
ols, sx l,r,e cotton factories together with other
kinds OF manufacturing establishments IN this city
producing articles OF no, e " I'm, ,.id er
ni9', Ill., es,aIlisiments viii mske $40 0O0.0
Tb, number of blast furnaces in Clarion, Venango,
Mercc~. Butler, aud other counties III Northern aud
At. ru a.
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Snokrn. &c.

Anil B. la 3 So l1n g. .snaIllsd pafset'hlP S"ileF
Nah ~ il, a a. lon - % spoke ship Cnicora,
Arr, oil b ock Island, brig Ma from Phi ade phls Tor
Msrch g. lat . So oug ~ Is. schr Jenny Lind C"omos
from MaanKas for K-nnebec. ,-...,
March 20 lat a so. long i3 ~, eNchangen s'khas ~
, ~ tbs Rlack Ran inc OF pAcseis standing E-supposed
10 be ne racket OF The l6lh from New-foFG
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49,. ~, H., co.y.r. Boston. Argo W.fcherfss,
49,, a. P,ch~r S~sIr. SAl Frrncisto' k-iri ibfi
Jobs.or s rs s,De S p,9. s Re-. SYol POM ,o
Oo'''n -, Providence A'ffsi Barrett. smith, -
Nv. arsics ae.o- Mas.9n Slo,s 49, NJ 1900
P.es.p. New Roches; James y psyu PM Nh 80,
g., s,.af-s c. Oh zsck, Me'sefraa Nfois 40
RE-, NJ Boston
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Ry TflearuD nh.

BOSTON I2h-Arr ship Amo. Calcutta ID Dec Spoke
I'm al 50 Ion 81 20 L, ship Nonantam, Calcutta for
Boston
ship 0.Te-, NOrlssn., 9sth ulL
Bsik Recovery. Newport 81 Feb Spoke 18th, at a
ION 81. ship Yorkshire NYork for Liverpool
BArss Telegraph NOheans, I'd at, Zion, Baltimore
brig. O.csols, Havana 2th ult Cleveland, Grsrd TURK
gere00, Eorfok CohsnusL Fredereksburg Robert Bruce
RsppsbsnnOck, John hnl0ye, Dover Del; Wm Henry
Phils, Granite State ard Amands, NYOrk
CD n ship jules Angles lse q Bourbon bark Glrard
neo, Rehrnond Mobile Tribune and Saginaw. and An
Arr sehr Howard, Aux C.ye., 18th ult L,n .ehr M.ho
board william Manning, Of Vermont, sed VIM Harris, q
sv,de
scsr Abdei K.eer, Phils
HOLMES HOLE. stb-Arr bark Malta, Pacific, via s,
Csitarine, Ly- Jan 20 Len al after, ship Washing
ion, from New York, puI in ssay.
fp L1bee; 4 Randall, from Bo.to6i N.ris from Ban;
Metropolis. ron Beverly; schr Emily Frsnces Of Province
town, Ehzabet n B. from Il, snnis, al Tor California
sp0te. Dec Of staten Island Land, brig Cabot Sc
PROVIDENCE illh-Arr, schr. W Candy, PhiI.sel.
phis, Superior ROn600t SD. sioOp VIM Bowen. NY
BRISTOL lotn-Ar. brig Emelipe, Cardsnss. Sid, sch
ioth schrs anervs ard Mar Miller, Philadsphia; lllh
dip k..eH. Nlors
osEw,sEOIoRp Ilrb1Arr, ship Enc, Pernambueo,
NEW-oRLEASs Aprl 4-Au ships Emily Taylor and
WILsISGToN, -Apnl lc--An bark Tho. Prince. New
forE. -chr Lo-ls Boston.
ChARLEsToH, APnl lO-Ar brig Clinton, sew.YorI;
ship Soutb-CsroiiDs do
BALTIMORE Apnl u PM-Ar snip Scotia, Liver.
pool Steamers Express add Telegraph, ssw-YorE
49,, - from our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, April ll-A'r ship John Rsyewel
"HnbSfsee Liverpool; osrk Johsnns fsweB Eordess.
aeseosni bt1g. veoeiy 49, Holmes, oporto; aonco,
S.nh Ftsns m La Gen Taylor, Jordan savannah sehs
Wofeesi-r Rhodes, Providence; Mar Augusta Wsfts
.i.Hins os G. s. Jpn, Smith sYorf; EdrUd Adams
See ao' rennsy sui., kadeoti do; samuel DAVIS
Sor~lehi President Hsrr.ou Nrkesou. CHATHAM Mass.
SosDo Sor,on, bosor, Jsnss Deputy, Wipsnore, Bsl
sssri 20 Lsen, Asrsresa. kYork; Alfred Barrett Snn
ooson hotdnck Hucson ARason, sTofs; Cssssas, Han.
'nsa bses,por'' May EAz.hsih, P'esup sYork-
C~re<-bsrks Fernando, Thoups Cienfleroe FIRE.
nont ses' Boston; bFgs hanlrsss srsnyani Cost Of
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TIE joins Hrlr-The following : ..st o' tne
oape-s and r-syS Of the bri- john II which sailed
rom Bristo' Il Tor Carienss William Hunt OF
R-i.,ol CAPTAIN. saved Alex II Clifford. do
mat. AGED . Daniel Ratcleis OF Frodenek'
burg. Va. "a. saved 81 John MrD'na.d. native o.
Ireland George Robinson OF Providence, 30 Jas
Broagh Of Savannah. Ga. - Richard EdE ards o.
Bangor. Me l9 The vessel and cargo were n-
snraI m " all q.
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pa..euger- Arrived.

fs Sktr issiliSs MsoIlfe from Harre-Mi, brown '''
Fsirhurghl Mrs S-u ard child - ,,,...
z n ,sir GarrS from LireTc2- j snies BUCK Ut '''
Woodshsn" -, -. "a ID, ,bs
stesraEe - = r..is,,
Rrsrdrof z Bankeubury. Bankenbur, Com Snd
llN In he age
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nj A led.

o. Tue.3.v even ~ Feb = 1883 ~ k-s heu'l - =,
ISRAEL LANGOON UNDERHiLL. a. hs ,ss..' =,
EMMA ELiLkRETH ds1gttrr or >'eqne" "
p hsri. M=sfch-srr CCErN. ~
o. We.n-.isv ev-r'rg. Apfi oy Judge J.res :, " ~
ssk eV CHARLES W SAGE - Aobi \ - Jan.
MR. a. cfthl. CITY -, 49,
90 be lO.h MT a. RArrs T. Morris County, J. oy
Psv n johnson. J. SHOWN BANLEi, OF ssliufor-
NJ % MARY A NESsfrT. vogngess dzngh'sf o. Ne SIC
uggs HI RA-tor. E'c of Mobile. Az
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The Stock market to-day has been buoyant but
the business hes not been large The tancies are
generally little better Good Stocks are a tribe
lower and plenty. The rapid advance has brought
out considerable amount Of Stock that was pre-
viously held for investment and the supply has eS-
ceeded the demand.
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Total value Of domestic animal.......s

Total value Of domestic animals. .sSi2b9lj5
This table does not include horses and cattle IN
der two years old, mules under years old, and
sheep and hogs under six months old, on the first
day Of June last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

No..se. =, sal The inquiry for sag" ard 0ease HA'
pIDrs-We aoeee ssss go southern dry al ~ 'A'''
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-. . 5s--aa Id rffs-iu- c1-n'e-ieii go OF o.
-. CT. 81 W al - or The 2ls' 9 NoFeiA
- a. rs th.s n. rniuE coacn1e'i NE r'i
-, =. -ivau -a Yesterday. All tne cass Nas
s.---,s5 M Is u,oruu-. TIE Jrry we oa' .
-. wbe1 they cane into Court an stated
ia. Inv cor1 uot aye. They wee 'nere.'v
disrhs--e ,-- 60
,-i.i or a cnar-e %. Rap. CON ulittef on
-. -,b N Nsrol ST. on the person q Mara .
Ne a servant girl IN 5 employ. Ire -s'-ls
H.-..vss come o. the statements maze by ne
-,,LI--,,-,-- ana r-de- ihe charge 81; re he ~
- 49,. ~ -.rsersd vsrt.-; Of Not CAM. ana
..e prisoner uas oischs--ed- Adlournei
NaRF ASH .RFSr EXrrrENf>r At lAgii ~.
We lsa-u from private sglroes thai " - -
was procured ty Charles A ea--' % -. ~.
-. COBALT C. Liver!a.e. .. cisP9sses $ D. 20
- ar, le.ssd % him. which ease eXPrel % t'.
80 49, srf vas p'a~-C 10 %. hands % -leriH
,-.tls f,- execution ou M01tay ast wl1 ir1ie.
-. ,.--.-asfaf o. the premises and aiter PIED
.--vc--,..- H. o-ui me Gates snd a. a-cees
>, -. b.sse ba-ricaled on rs ar-is a. * +" nch
: woman o.ew a trumpet "hi-h lmme'i a'.'y
b-,qght oct number % men q Trs'sl the 'i e
!, ~ -rr-ena-el a. The tine, tie officer re tar-e j
/ =. 49, 80 the o, xt nlo-ui-- with tle >he-if
- .La Count and q r0sse - men. lie proceeded 90
- so1t and resumed lis c-l-'s ~ eXcclte me
,,-oas. Y. vas then met l0vever by 4 stronger
w. ubo .uc-essfs.y resisted a.. BIS e11rts sDi
finally. ate psrtia h-tt drove him from TIE
premises yesterday. the 10Th tie cherlt returned
with stil 'ar-er 'lrce . renew is cHoTts, Te
solved a. al events 20 execute The process an
place the Landlord 10 possession OF the farm mere
Il a Great excitement. John Fink e.. one 90 the
three brothers recently psrdoned ont % PRISON i'
az the head a. tha mob an hms5f amet bow
a. ,be sbe-lF Evening Pos;
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT or MISUNDERSTANDING IL 1850.
NNtkTTRE ALNANAC.... rms DAY.
SI~-R ses 30 - Sels....o 81 MooN-Sets ... l|ti
wArER....April 10
Sandy Hk. etm Gov. -. Sim Hell Gaie..ll 0m
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HE ANN o Y T. X.


1.-The original OF this, everybody knows The parody
from Holdens Magazine Is unsurp sssed IN its way.
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Common ss light IA love.
Az % fam haf voice weafe- not ~
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COUKT or GESERAL BE
fore the Recorder, and Aid. Gr4hn and Dodse
CoEelHsioE q tsS frla! u StepAeH W. FSster.-
The trial Of Stephen W. Foster fOr forgery IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

SVPRENE CorRr.-There vii Re no Special
Term today. Special Term for motions and
Calendar Will be he'd on Monday next and
through tie week.
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EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
New.Yofk state Teachers' Association


TIE Annual Meeting Of the New.York State
Teacher Association commenced yesterday morn
ing in the Lecture Room Of Hope Chapel The
attendance was large, comprising nearly one nun
bred Delegates from various parts OF the state
with many friends OF Education from our own
community. The proceeding Of the Convention
promise to be Of much interest.
The Morning Session having been opened with
prayer by Rev. DR.. BANGS of the H. Z. Church.
CHAs. X. CoBuRS, Esq. Of Owego was chosen
President and Mr.. Jas. Johonnot, OF Syracuse,
Secretary.
The President made brief Address, touching
upon prominent matters Of Educational interest
for which the Association gave him vote OF
thanks. On motion Of Mr.. McKeen, County 81
perinser dent Of this City, Committee was aP-
pointed to draft rules and regulations Tor the gov
erpuent Of the Convention. Messrs. Buckley Of
Albany. McKeen Of NewYork, and Stanton OF
Erie were chosen a. the Committee.
Prof THoNPsos Of this City, submitted resola
,iop, which was adopted, inviting Teachers from
abroad and al friends OF Education 70 sit with the
body in Convention and aisist in lis deliberations
Prof sPEscER Of Utica, presented preamble
and refC4utlOns Recommending Ibab INC hssOStAtaon
make it prominent object to enlist the public
irdin regard to the proper compensation Of Teach
ers. The Resolutions were referred 70 the Com
mittee on the Revision Of the Constitution consist
ing Of Menu. Anthony Of Albany Blanchard o.
BrOcme Co. and Spencer Of Oneida In some re-
marks in support Of the resolutions, Prof sPEScER
advocated with great eArnestness the establish
uent Of "a fixed Tariff Of Teachers wages, adapted
10 localities He desired TO place the subject be-
fore the Convention, in order 70 secure concerted
action. No class Of laborsrs from the bod carrier
nd or from the hodearrisr down, lGaid Mr.. is 80
poorly paid, everything considered, as the Teacher
in this State and be urged the necessity OF proper
me.rs to obviate the disparity between the labor
and The reward.
This question was debated AZ considerable length
by Mesrs. WincheI, McKeeD, Balkley' and
others, without any definite result-The Commit
tee heretofore appointed to nenoriaEzs the Legs
l,,ure for an Act Of Incorporation for he A'soca
tor. - ere discharged hon the further considefa-
,op Of the subject TIE Genera Act recently
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FROM CHAGREs AND HAVANA.
Arrival OF the Georgia.

TIE U. s Mail steamer Georgia Caps. Porter.
from Chsgres ard Haysnl, arrived At this por,
about I o'cock yesterday. She sailed from
Cbsgres GA the Goth n't and Vas detained ct
Hsvsns four days Visiting tire arrival Of the Falcon,
which reached there on the 80 inst Ths 0nio also
arrived there en- the sane day from Nos'Yo;S
ar received rom the Georgia IS passengers ios
New Orlesrs and $4,000 In gold dast
The Georgis's from HAvsnsto ,h'Pot was
accomplished in three days and tven;yoae hours
SIZE reports that the British mail steamship
Clyde had encountered 4 gale ADD had her
ore-,oPmut and top.gsllsnt mast shversd with
lightning The cRPtsin in letter 70 the saperin-
'endant represented il As violent hurricane TIE
Clyde was; in consequence Of the gale, day be-
hind her time at Havana
The remainder OF the Costoy prisoners were still
in prison; seven Of them were to be liberated on
the 9th inst and the remaining hree were to be SER
fenced to eight years In the chsingsug. Every
thing was quiet at Havana, and American passen
gers were permitted to 20 on shore without difli
Guilty.
The Georgia left at Havana the British figsss
Indefatisable. The steamer Pszarro was to sail
kr New.York in three days with the family Of the
Captain General on vis. 10 the north.
The Georgia brought good freish. Of tobacco
and segars, besides the Pacific mails aud some $50
passengers who had with them a large smount Of
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DENMARK AND THE DUoHIEs.
Ehe VAR HeKun.

vsrioas small acts Of hostilitie', on both sides
have been committed. The blockade OF the har.
Dor Of X ell commenced on the lS.h Jaly. Several
eoa,tiDg vessels have been seized by the Dan"n !,
friga,es' The DANISH army is under the command
of Gen. Won Krogh. That Of the Dachie' OF zen
Willuen. -.
The Danish troops are advancing rapidly. Com
mercih intercourse has been in,erdcted'
Accounts Of the l7lh state that smart engage,
meut had occurred betveeA the advanced posts OF
both armies in the vicinity Of Flensburgh and ad-
vice. rom Athena OF the 18TH state that that day
the Danish fleet consisting Of seven vessels OF
war supported by troops, took possession amidst
q heavy canonsde OF both sides OF the Ise OF
Fehmsrn The Lieotensncy has given orders for
reprisals