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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Av,LUABLE DrscovERY--Dr {. c. KSowLEs, Of Low
ell has discovered peculiar process Of separating gold
from sand and other earthly matter with which Il Is found
mixed Tbs apparatus be used BY any with per
feet and be packed IN box Il inches
long by wide and deep and weighs bat lbs We think
he best and profitable investment Thai be- made
by those going The gold regions Any Information that
wished By persons interested his matter be OBJ
tanned by calling the pTopne,Ofs Al TannaBy Hall or
Loyeioys Hotel The apparsius comes al low price ard
j. Of infinite utility every person who contemp visi-
ing the gold regions
MISS YourEs AND CHILDsgS's CLorHiNc $1,000
worth u clothing made In the best manner Adapted
either Cry County trade At prices that will defy al
competition BOUGHTON 4 KNAPP,
mil ~ cod 50 Maiden Lane =
BROADWAY ISsuRAScE CoaPANY-Capilal s300O0-of
Sce 4ls Broadway corner Of CsnAsLThis Company hAv.
ing helr capital all paid, cash prepared to e.
eci insurance buildings merchandise household urni
lre vessels port and their esEgoes sc. against loss
damage BY IRE the most favorable terms All losses
promptly used and paid.
sCHUREMAN HALsTEAD, President.
JOHN Way Secretary.
Applications for insurance len a. the Office box l55
Postoaee wiz receive prompt attention. al s,Th1M
LIFE IssuEAscs BRITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY London and New-York, estsb-
ished In 1890 ard incorporated by act Of Parliament
Capital 100000 or IS Oooooo.-HGving large realized
and invested surplus Ia addition he capital nsnitesy
presents 10 insurers The mosl undonbted security.
assurances effected tho most favorable terms Cali
orns and special risks Of all descn puons taken low
rates a. The character thereof VIII allow
Prospeeiuses and all Information apperslnng TO Life
Insurance can be obtained on application to
JOHN ROBINSON
General Agent for tho United States,
ma SAwim Is Wal-st New.YOrk.
~ w II. DIssRows Riding School, - Fogrh-svsnue
Astor and Lsyeuepa open day and evening for
aides and gentlemen. The Reception and Dressing Rooms
and Riding Department are well warmed, and every
ton devoted 10 the comfort and granfcaou Of Students
Hours for Ladies from AN tosPM
Hours for Gents from 10 and 10 Bpm
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Our Town Electiona.

The Wings of our State have generally been IN
lacky in the Charter and Town Elections this
Spring. and mainly for reason that does not ap
pear on the face of the returns. The question Of
licensing or refusing to license the sse Of lntoxics
ting Liquors has almost everywhere been con.
trolling one in these Elections overbearing and ef
facing party lines in many cases. Now the greater
number OF the Temperance men are Wings while
smsjorty of the hQuor-drnkers with nine tenths Of
the dealers are Of opposite politics. Thus large
propor'isn Of the Wing nominees Cor Supervisors
and justices have been Temperance men, while 3
like msjority Of the oPposing candidates were in
favor Of tho largest liberty in rum selling and
drinking. This TACT has compelled many Wings
who like social glass OF the profits Of dealing il
out ovots the Loco Foco tickets or refrain from,
voting altogether. In some instances, the positiop
of candidates was reversed-,he whiS being sr
License and the Loco-Fooo No License in
which case many Wings bolted, while the Locus
went the regular ticket any how. Nominate a.
either party may, the Temperance question always
did and always mast damage us in Town Elections
when il operates at all II has been universally
effective this year. while our antagonists have
been thoroughly united. as they had not been 6r
some years before. They have made scod thing
Of it generally though many Counties have done
unusually well For instance.
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rY To-NISHT TOR TIE HCSGARiAN ExILEs'-
The City Meeting at the Tabernacle tonight called
30 evince the public sympathy with unfortunate
Hungary and her exiled Patriots among as ought
70 be, must be- an oyeraowing one II is tie first
and probably viii be the last one ever held here
with that distinct purpose. JOHN Van BURN, y
BOwDITcH BLuNT and JAMES r. BRADY have
certainly promised TO speak, while DAVID GRAHAM
and THEODORE SEDOwICK viii do 50 unless prevent.
cd by serious Illness We trust the house will be
early filed by those who are anxious that Europe
shall feel that the victims Of kingiy perdy and the
overwhelming force Of allied conspirators against
the Rights Of Man never seek in vain n wecoms
nor home in this country. We trust this will be
a meeting to be spoken Of with pride by New
Workers and with admiration by lovers OF Liberty
throughout the civilized world. Men Of heart and
souls be early at the meeting tonight.
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Affairs in san Francisco-Growth Of the City
The Fiood-sIeamboa ting-POiitics-De-
cline In Lumber, &e.-Mining Prospects,
Nr. Ar

Harry VALLEY. sAS FEAScIsco, FEB !. 1850
The steamer Panams sails today for the port o.
Panama and must write you few lines if oaly
T. lei yOu NOW that am suI alive with head
above the mud, II 4 city quite as reU aEkAbls cr
thar delsc;sble article as for god. Our town con
unaes 10 Grow IS rapidly as ever r0tH Ithstsnting
the continual croskings OF false PrUPaeis 20 the
contEtry Money j. sti.l plenty al the usual rate
4 10 Per cent per month, ard lots N this and eth
e. towns coutnge 20 conmsni enormously high
Prcss Warehouse dwellings. and other builc
lngs, are going up with astonishing rapidly N a
parts q tie CITY. Each week materially changes
he aspect OF cur place
The Central Wharf Company have declared
dividend Of 10 per cent Tor the first three months.
an The City Council have appropriated 100000
% baud another wharf AZ the ;sot u Market St
Ano'her wharf s also 70 be butt Al the loot Of Ms
soar-si ln fact tee whole front Of the town Wi.
Re buLi up with wharves
kmlsrAnD eonrnue % arrive from al countries,
and among the latest are quite a number OF fe-
males whose presence viii do much toward ciyi.
liaine and ChristiRnixIne society here
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~ TELEGRAPH 70 II: HE..Y08K Tribune
Important from santa Fe-1Iore Indian De-
precautions Movements Of Troops, &c.

on LIZ U.s. - .-'.iiNl HiH-'
By an arrival here YESTERDAY from the Plans.
We have from re % re IN u Jsrrary o.
ihs l.. Col CslloIn. aHsr c0lr1e-ah.e dfrl'.. bad
.Ircse1ed 10 e-c-l- treaty VII ile El-sn Ircars
fesF da.s a-crFsr4 Glarguclrr bard ~ E8ars A.
isrked an murdered number q Nsxcsas And stole =
srge quantity n sock
Short tine since, party Or hunters, 10 were rr'3r
f1g Sars Re encountered .lrEe i4ry ~ A9rre IT,
Iiars chr eC.ge1 VIZ n s@vera % he In
rians Killed ana wounded Two or tree ~ th-
lurters wounded, tut not dar -rrousy
TIE CavTsc tribe y again becoming hostile F-a-s 49,
entertained that hey BE- ver r0lt 20 e rants
crossing the Plains i1 fhe SnriI-
The extremely c1c - SAINTS re. TIE isf-
di0r.ai question beng calyassel VIII more arl'n
and hsG caused d-r- ceAcem-lf Party z miners
rom 3ssOr. very s1cressf % n working god nine
= ~. es from Sar'a re Cart s. Nrsils company
.eA Sa1'a The ION n February fr f,f
Independence Col Bellor.s course was approved a.
large meeting v-s held here .as efer. series o
resolutions passed approving q se Cguf-@ of Col
Benton 20 ile United -fses -ensfe ard disHpgr1rng D
Mr Csh0uns sentiments They agreed a. make bel-o1-
'rsi vote a. The iluric pa e.ecuol % ne town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Mcxico-Thc TamanIipas Pronuncinmento.

Tho particulars OF the late prouunc.amcnto al
Fctofs The capital Of Tamau.pas rs ioi oNs On .he
jtl Of Feb Francisco Vial Fernandez formerly Governor
# ire state attacked ne CITY of Victoria ~ tbe head Of ~
men lie succeeded iu capturing the Governor Cardeuas
td taking the Of power into he hands The other
HatnoT1es having 'sker frh, appears that the CIV
entirety defaseess, Gardens having dismissed aDont The
end ~ De e1er last The pcSeis Of cavalry and Infantry 81
he National Guard ina garrsoued u capital Nirs Fer
IAndez. aided 10y his by Pedro Casfl ard e span
ara Francisco OOvciH lad taken possess 81 DE
ana parS q arulery Bec1i,in- every sd- he
Aad materially increased his original force ard taken meas
ufts 10 Tepuse ans aca -di CIR r' made on um The
people first hearing the cGes Of liurrah for Gen
Fernandez assembled iu large numbers to oppose
this movement bat they could procure o.
they however, advanced ts TIE great square ~ The CITY,
when Fernando DO here posted with his men, ct
On hem 81 ing so aod dispensing The rest The sub-in-
7pecor OF he National Guard sslag II pha1u. immedi-
aev repaired tu Iua O collect troops seniors Cg.lZus
and Pea, DeUuuc- io Congress bad gone "a. tocr %
sar Csrlos, Burgos and las 10 get force together
from hose DISTRICTS Tie later reoin Gen Candles. who
was o. Presas and vho takrg measures 20 march
against Fernando The Ir1t q mon that The pro-
unnciamento occurred on Pee Bah February and not le
lah January stated in OF the other pspeIs
The lest intelligence announces that The forces 81 The ieu
mate authorities were az Inc gates Of Victoria, that b.
expected Cadenas would be rescued from the hands
Of Fernandez. ind finally order would bee restored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Medical school CONNIE ncement- Deaths In
PhiladcIphia-nRrket
Of DC rntane

CQ(TetgCudenCe Of Tie Iutlue
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, March 10
At the annual commencement OF the jefferson
Medical College Ia this city Yesterday, the degree
OF Doctor OF Medicine was conferred OF the follow
ing named gentlemen Of New York State Wm
: Brown. J. Row Bullock, Henry Clark aad Thos
BSch Eliot
during the week ending Yesterday there were
l54 deaths IN this city. OF consumption 10 scar
let fever l. Two deaths were OF persons over loo
years CT age
The CorToN marie, Inactive. AID ne foreign
~ he Canada q unsyo'u5l- rrces are .oinrv Ia
unsettled CoFTfE u bed nrnly lsal 80 hEgs Lag-syrs
TIE stcs Ia e., hsods s sss TIE FIcrE snarket cor
unues duL SAvs II SO barrels cOunsOn trAncs i5r sip
cnI a. S47S g barre ~ which iefe more sellers AAa
suyeFs >zes Dor cay eo1sen plon u common ~ choice
Nc,s-Yosk brsncs A. s5sd6@5 = barre rvs fLorE
sells Ouly ir srAl lots S-g1f = tr. CQGN MEAL "a
dai- suA sass ~ s-e-' z OIL HtAI !, 'eales Ane
here afe - sses Akns RYE IS y ermsil ali 9eis ,.
none oOlue n CokN = 10 far eeniAnc >4-es "a yellow
tuL WHISKY sses1y, sAss n a5.s a. - Al hosslesds
- cents 49,.
s 10y Alegy Ciy g.. s.. zee reaa : Jsa . 8 -
re- ER o. NJ - - es e., - II 500 d. ga
70 Si.oU Go. 81. Is q; Ssee WLm RR o, - 81,
Rsd No.r. :. : 81 1cs AID De- s. 20. t,i'l l.
hsb Nsv t. ~. $50 Sch Nav - % sos - Aouis ca
"a rs. - o., ea lsi; l,e 60 "a - $50 Ns-a- >
u.. ~ Jnior CAnsL llt. - 20. H. lt Oles aod De-
81, ls Grsfd Bk, "a /" "a :. 80 a-.eis ~.
Aiss l5 hcli-eky "a ltl. r. sas M - -. ~
NofSistsNu RI. hA.s. - Beaver y kA oa = p -
Nav. -
Bes sss Bss,s.-s sooo Re.a I'd G.. = q s. IS g..
zgd Bk - - non Csua- crsh ia leo O., llt lat
Morris Cana hsNn s. Ile G., is, - 1 T., 80 head
RI - = Ice CO. cast
Se,ezs bad :. Peuns = - Isl 500 inci1-
san s.. y. $500 Read .. Mtg - 500 Go, - -
lo 500 10 So "a 81 $ - Lctign Nsr d, ~ 900
- - Jersey IA s. lnlon Caual, Is ~, Ia Go. -
80 Mu7fis Canal b6 III. - Commercial b a Ns.cbeE
81 ~ Planters "a NJ - 81 Grad bk .-s 4 Pen p
81 - 100 NerIis,Swa A. "a - - Nes'eers + -
~ Do, Is ls Perrs r, a.; iQv ka11 TX, b. = =
iSi-aA n - $50 $50 O.-A- - ~
Tier Bosr1 $500 Rrz1irg Re, =. - IS s. 500
DO % 81 So shares keecing &c IS .. $50 Nc1s-
e1rg a. IS ~ s. c., - Isl So Morris CsA IA >
&c n "a, SO Do, ba IS $50 dc, - le., SEE 60, -
st; Nloksotrs Rd ~. soc as Rsating RI - siolto
kesdlns IA ss =. s. sd $1ooc DO g a 90 DO 81
sec Rss3ng 81. IS ~ ) Nine HI T. s.
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4s.awim
ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
IN FAVOR %
sCHENCK'S PULMON!C SYRUP.

sCHENCK's PULMoNIC SYRUP
PosT ASs, March5.
AEsRs. c. '. CLIcKESLR 4 Co.-Gentss You will re-
collect perhaps OF my speaking yOu lat Fs Of furnish
lng with some Of soHEScks PaHoSie Syrup to eel.
have row dsposed Of all have had Of Mr. soHEscE and
has failed IN 1--WE good Satisfaction and eject
permanent Two were given up BY me attend
i1x physicians ard subject In The Of three bottles
and child Of bottle entire
y restored 70 h>sth
TIE msn is now seshy thsn hs has been for I've
years past and sppHss himself hs daily worn with az
ngea ease ss II you viii furnish me he syrup on
rhs terms I'D Nr 5cHKScE you VIII plssse sor
ward box Of TWO dozen Immediately (ss s wanted by
seEers- 70 ny address a. For Ann Ws,hln gtoo Co Y
Years, ke- n. L. BRoUGHTOS
scaEsoKs P1.mon.c Syrup q cod a. 81 per bottle or
bottles for - c. '. CLicxESTR Co 81 Bagcsy-st are
ne General Agents ior New YORK and vicinity
SEw-ToRx CITY ASEsIA
l. H. PAYros, SD Greeawich-st and y Nnthav
l. CoDoNGrcs, us Broadway and SO H1d.on-s,
Z. LTos, ~ Grsnd-st
4 Cook, corner Alles and Grand
II GRUTirHs, corner Delaney and Suffolk So
w. D. CRUNsE zs6 Bowsry.
= I. WELLS CO. ~ Avenue Eighth.
MAGIC sIIR DYE
q rHALoss wonderful improvement 70 color The bal
or vhiskers, TIE moment Is sppbsd, without injury 70
The hair or skin Il Be vsshed Immediately without
dis1rbing he color and hss Dad o1or II IL applied
sod wholesale and retail ~ PEALoss, i1 Brosewsy
corner Of Dsysl; and CT. Fswcs<; la Chsnutss PHI
sdsipsisi naA 81. do2hls ass u 50. lHln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11


saturday. March The t Of her aSe SUSANNA VI"
a William Mason. ant daughter Of liomts CooS
The 70 aves ana rlnds u he n FepelN ny i"t q ~
;ens her huer. Monday Afternoon lth, AZ clock from
Dianes
On san,y norn ns March 10 MARGARET BENNFi Gle II The
Taom.. -u1st. aged 90 years months and ID hy,
Tie tud f. eads The family fepeal IN i % ~
t-ad he funeral TUESDAY lt n,t st ococ VI IRON her
r--dence ~ Walker The remains wi b taken Tn Green
-, n, ntermcnt mil q
Mach h. MANY youngest daughter Of and Besny 'Eet
months ,ai 5 Gays
Feu, ,nny respectfully invited to 'iiea4 us iunsr'
fronl 10 Hisson a o'cocs this afternoon
sleep sS--t babe. thy days sf- ended
mourning iays beos.
q 9TH aags. COL attend
To the of Jesus 60
Feather Rver Cshfrns Oct 81. OEOkGI
TfsOS ,sei and months. Of William Tsoa Of
A. City
Ito tones of every household vos-
Are grown NOR. sad ~ dep,
All The sweet word Brother makes wei
To aside and s-cp
Mdi~nNu. March g. EMILY CLARk oug isughsf Of
,hl " u Dn Val .gei months sni 10 daya
A. Fnfc-o Jan H. NJ sasvtL SrEsLG formerly OF Ca
f.efon "
e. LOUIS No ~. .ht of Jan 49, sbo.ots, NJ W.
eplrs J.sn n Chicago. formerly n New York
NJ J.r-, ~ h. lsmly Chicago tie 10th rt oeflr
heath s. Iou AL lie hf-t
i-ncs sc-v- By family the announcement Of hs sudden
death - Boston Psp7 - ease copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
From Central America.

BY the Empire City we are ia possession Of al
vices from Nicaragua and San Salvador down 70
Feb IL.
The steamer Orus arrived at the mouth OF the
river San Juan on Jan. Il, having on board Mr.
D. L. White and his assistants. with the design
OF ascending the river and L axe Nicaragua IN con
noc,ion with the surveys for the inter oceanic canal
Il is said that with the sid OF this steamer psssen
gers may now be conducted from sea to sea with
only twelve hours land carriage BY this route, 1t
is thought that the distance from New York 70 San
Francisco NAV be shortened SIX or eight days.
The importation OF alcoholic liquors into Nicars
qua is declared oontrabsnd al any other ports thsn
San Juan del Norte aud Realeio. A proclamation
has been issued by She supreme director OF the
State for the organization OF the militia that mes
sure being necessary IN ms view O. guTA the IN
tegrity ct her territory.
A pronunoiamentO took plscs in san Salvador on
Feb :. but the insurgents were put down wlthOa,
much difficulty by the forces OF tie Government
The Legislature OF san Salvador was opened Jan
IS In the opening speech O. the President, Don
Dorateo NascOnzelos informs the Legislature that
an agent has been appointed 10 form a treaty o.
friendship and alliance with Nh. SoUIER the MIN
ister OF the United States. Such treaty hss been
made and is soon u be submitted 10 the Legisla
lature for ratification. The President OF thst body
in his answering spaech. says thai
lively enthusiasm has Ssped Tot only fot 'he friendship
ha great and powerful Repuoc bat sal more 10 behclo
rs sacred rights secured under The influence Of hat pore
o1s constellation
The organization OF s National Confederation or
the Central American States is favorably and hope
fally spoken OF in their Official speeches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
Adjournment OF the Maryland Legislature
shipping Intelligence, &c.

tALTiMoHf. SUNDAY, Mach ~
The Maryland Legislature adjourned this morn.
ing alcf passing $50 laws
The brg New Wur ID. from Philadelphia arrived Il Now
Orleans On me ID The buF J. Clayton. from l0fs,
srriVel Al Noble c - iust Tie schfs Virginia. from
NewAork, bazcle. from Phade. lh.a. tuf brig Samuel
Brown from Boston sfrscd a. savannah oa tbe III lust
The fensscoa Ggzee of zoe ~ met the
rival here az te United ssAies schooner Ilr steamer
Via and searn,r Wshcr from era Cruz
FaLeg Mathew arrived ~ Mobile on the ~ Inst
Capt ThNu Of the slp Ouawa was arrested 20 Savannah
on cht.e of aiding lie escape 81 Bullock The BalA d.
fslf.r
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. MONDAY. MARCH
~ In order to accommodate our

re- In order to accommodate our
readers with all the news going and
our advertising friends with the inser-
ton of their favors, we this morning
issue Supplement, which we com
mend TO public notice as containing
matters which viii pay for reading
"A Paltry Creature - who edits the
Democratic Review is therein noticed /;
it contains also Protest against the
Austrian Oppression and Perfdy by
the Hungarian Refugees, now among
MS; two columns of Reviews and Mott
ces of New Books Letters from Wash
ington; doings of the Legislature, with
a great variety Of other interesting al
ficles.
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Late and Important News frsm venezuela
Threatened blockade of the COast by the
British Admiral.


The bark Thos Dal.ett arrived tins afternoon
rom Caracas By ihs arrival have received atv -ss
from Caracas 90 'le h ut Tie Ear II Dundonac. Com
rsneerin-C tief of the Bursh West India SQUADRON had
vessel Of rom Trinidad O. Csfecss % demand
Indemnity tie ou,rsges c0uUitle1 Brush sgtiec
during the revolution Mr. Wilson. TIE BRUSH Consul az
Caracas had made known the demand and bad given u
inys notice for the Caracas alihonues % consider he mat
Al the expiration Of which period % satisfactory
not give1. The coast would De hockaded The
DAYS were expire .ho Ah Ill., Business with
out the least Improvement Gen Paoz continued u prison
st be expected hs LIBERATION soon, ei The instance OF the
Brush Admiral
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The organization Of National Confederation OF
the Central American States is fayorably and hope
ialy spoken OF in their Official speeches.
AMERICAN INpusrRr TRlunrHANr-T

AsIRIoAN INDUSTRY TRIUNFHANT-Perfccliou
IN The Arts usually slow but II or country We arc I'd %
expect hat What We have determined do shall
eee AID ~ust -" American Gas, S.eel has been uiAae
"a us Country bat syesr two and has STAINED A. eN.
eeoaee As deses competition Il hAs been Manufactured
BY party who never pound Of sierl made IL pro
6aced BY himself ha, he YsnkeeSna hsvsn bad ru
into his hands some Of the ce,ebred Aaronsac 1--we
be worked arc 'houset ioied Hnd persevervd, al be
produced seel pro1oaHosd ~ Competent adrrs IN "a
ce,ed by Any other m me word Toe Aairprs.. S,-
has bcen ind al cur Navy YSIaS Armcsies Msehis.
Shops Railroads ard tn Cuuesy, 6le. edge tco.s etc
and has The s5oages possible testimony Of 10 sepc4s,g,
merits We commend such sr-o.e 70 he support Of
Tpe esds Q, Ameriess io1EsGy and particularly as ~
A1selc Is wsr.aseS and eompees IN prise with tae m
ported. nAmcrcsns do sa.;sn such important FRO
duesioas Of her OWL where can look scr saPPor.
(See ADVERTISEMENT
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

MONDAY MOANING. March II.
~ Dr. WIErISG commences his second course
Of lectures at the Brooklyn Institute TO nghtsn arrange
neui which gives great satisfaction, as will enable mum
bcrs to hear hs who could not obtain sccommots
: ON anrinc tie nrevlons Course
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


SATURDAY, March D-P NJ
Ia Stocks there has been large activity, and
The advance Of tho fanees las been considerable Morris
10 Ia the Street but the second Board fell bah
l6ths principal buyer Of the last few days being de
seller Reading went 10 l Ia the Street. but sold Al i
tie Second Board The cause Of tho rise In MOfns ne
negotiation Of 600 u preferred for he rebuilding
Of the loeks &C but tho immediate Of the fail 10 10;
% easily ssesnsined. The Company need abou. s1one
u complete the Canal to Jersey City and enlarge ell he
locks but the necessary Improvements be eaesst
with the before Boats Will DO able
carry 90 10 100 uns each and the bushes. Of the Canal -
very largely Increased The Of business Il O1y I'm
ted BY the capacity Of tho Canal The capital 10 be -
dlced from four million Of dollar, which Will rePfe
sent the Is per cent which paid up by the socsh0de
yesss ago Erie stock and bonds Gull sdssn'
eng and IN demand Amer The Second Board here ws'
quite active demand or the bonds and Toe nssst In
proved per cent with sales Of 1000 At ST. soOoo a.
$500 - 60 and $1,000 % cash. and that price pa
for bill has been reported In The Assembly % pr
veEi corporations from pleading us1ry when VII hs'
railroads especially.
In Exchange there is nothing Of Importance 10
ng Sterling 10 norninsl o. asi for good names Fsncs
are szss5zt
In Freishis there is not much doing. and ne
rates are ssssdy Couon 732 Corn sdasid dead weght
3s sdd1ss The business of tho lac, three days Liver
pool 20d0O0c bushels Corn Al 81 In bsgs and "a 10 b1s
1000 bales Cotton. TS2datd To Glssgow 100 lsns Lard
- To Belias, q Brush vessel ergsged % losd
Com Al I'D and swedlsh brig for 0otenbsrg TO 0.d
Cotton, &C private To Hsyrs the packet ION
full and hat Of he th u masisg gemens al rsv1v'
rates To Amsterdam heard Of 40 bbls Resin a =
and 100 tes Rice S2s ID ssd 10 Hamburg 10 oaes Coz
ION al To Antwerp, eos tss Rice, S0dS2s 81 ~
bales Cotton, IL eeu; IS Fusc, 25s Ashes. -
OIL cents Spirits Turpennne, and Lard Of esnL
To Sacramento Ciiy rates rsfher hgher-say -i9
Is y fo0t
There is more demand or Money bu, the suppY
e snps end he rates without change. faPef s'@'
per cent loans call 4as per cent
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad siaieme''
Tor February shows vey fair gain The sane @'Dn
year. The receipts are a. annexed -.
Through Passengers. = "
Local do ............-...--fe9 ~ - al
Freight 70 w.. al
MAS, Acs ...sssss'ss.ss...s'.ss.s.. - -
Total ....tlfS4 % 49, III
squsl 10 Il Per cent The gain freight Is large.
At the session Of the NewJsrsey LegislGih'
jas, closed General Banking Law w.s paced siDi-S
nat existing 10 this State IL seems 10 be vel Eoa
BIN and vii furnish sogrd currency. We gso eeso"
abstract Of The principal prOviscns Of the bill Il
Sac l. Resuistes re onsrsviSg. registering ke- I"
notea.
AZ such aoses % BE- issued By The Treasures On ss
q he soess Of New jersey, hassachasssn snd Nc Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

GENEVA CoLLE6K-At q meeting OF the Irus
tees u GcnevH College held March Rev w d Wilson,
ID va sPposnsed Professor OF Mora and lascleci0A
fhlosophy, Rev. ke7dTek Ms.eaL An Professor u le
Greek and Lam Languages AMI Literature; ard John
Metsregof, AN ProfesroF OF Mathematics and Ssrnrsi
fhiiQ<oNhy