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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-20

Grand total ...-...-......... 1898, ASP
The mint at Philadelphia is coming about millions
Of dollars per month"; and is about to receive alterations and
additions, which when completed will enable it to coin,
when worked to its full capacity, at least S35O0O0O per
month, Jorty-t,co millions per The difficulty,
we fancy, will be in finding supply Of the precious metal
great and steady is the influx of California gold
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-20
UNITED STATES MINT.

The Philadelphia American, in support Of the opinion that
the published receipts Of California gold were above the true
amount says:
SIT stated by the last arrivals from Chagres bringing
the San Francisco mails and specie shipments Of March
upwards Of three millions Of gold dust received at New
York COL Snowden the treasurer of the United States
Mint in this city, informs that by these arrivals he has
ceved only million four hundred thousand dollars and
is at all likely that there is than from one to two
hundred thousand dollars worth of dust remaining in private
hands"
Thetota amount of Caf,rna gold received at the United
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-20

States Minis is thus officially stated
Total receipts at the Philadelphia Mint up to
March 81, 1885,. Observation-Disclosures. S9,7s6,3 1921
Receipts from LIST to 9Th April, .......... $4,000
Receipts by steamers Cherokee Empire City,
&c, bringingthe San Francisco shipments
Of March LIST, 1850, .......... l,4oe. 900
Total receipts at the Branch Mint at New
Orleans, up to February %, 1885,. 1904, l3l
Estimated receipts from March LIST to April
Is, $780, Notwithstanding. -. $50, 900
+
SI3,425,452
Add, in private hands, .................. zoe, geo
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-20

Orders for tickets shares and certificates OF packages
the above spendd Lotteries will receive the most pronpt
attention. official account Of each drawing sent imIe-
diatey after II is over to all Who order from u.s.
Address J. q @. MAURY, agents,
an 60 Alexandra, Virginia.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-20
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
FOR MAY, 1850.
J. w. MAURY = CO., Manager,
$4O,O00-lO prizes of 81 ESQ!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

Tickets only Sl0-Halves 5-Quarters ESQ.
Certificate Of packages 25whole tickets $3.50
Do. do 25 half do. 60
DO. do IS quarter do. so
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-20
SCHOOL EoR YOUNG LADIES.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

woo sre2i; rs TO Tri'st Ca's o. y - 90 . 81
Rico 81 .ld5l. - tts N-w-Ofietrs "a y ana ~,
gas New lh-fi- - &c fuos, so or go bars JeFi ttl -
a. aftc. 80 Masrslho 81 !; 80 Do - DomnKo ~ u
GG eco hhcs Porto Rico sugar ~ il0 tc 90 90 Ns"'
Orleans Al 4taii l0o DO Cuhaa 3. at Box j. qlrs ~
RAlslNs-sslss q Eco tcAes a; : 75G- 20 HAYES ~
quarters 7nc.
OILS-Lrse.d = irartve ard unsettled al Is sec FOR
p n 6rc s.d6j for t-.t American Nolhirg DONG IN
Whsle. sses icn gals re- fr-i ~ Sc
NAVAL STORFS- Cud. TurVeIrre slower ard 100
lbs tud a. SGT les sprs iu some exert a. 5.0sj'
cab Common ResiH - lr50li0c and Wilmington lltG
3 w % 5 iei. ihe 'f'irr for extra nne rev
HFMP-I. very hesyy sri lower About 100 hs IS Dew
r1ffst American sold between SlioGSin
LEAD Ssles 1870 pigs Gaena On private terms The
msrket i heavy
EisH-Dry Cod continue scsrre ard wanted 4 lew
b,r,es rf,s ,od from T. d467t Mscssrel are
-sist mi arm The stock az Nos and - snail Giobet
gsrrr sr~ In request with considerable sales a. S5 2i
smoked continue dull - -. n, IL, . -
VInFS-TLe sses since cor ssi hre 7eo lto hache tI
MAI lie mos. ~ Georgia dry a. p loc cssh' "a
- Domingo and 6 Eng n Slaughter % 70 On pnvsi-
f.rm. and IN Boston ar fr msfkel 1881 buenos AyIes
IN NJ NJ equal 10 l.tc mes here II, ,... , a.,
LFATHER-Th-f- is 70 change IN lhe ireuies ~ ~
market An active demsnd, limited supply hn. sea- .o
nrices trrnsln he ee1srsl character 81 me han-
sfock Of Oak s exhausted pur quotations are hrinios
light I7lc. do middle. l6d7 DC heavy, ifg 10 %
GOOD dsmag,d HAS; DO POOR DO, i4l- O@A sSusH'e
1898
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

At Brooklyn MAY l. SUSAN infant daughter Of T. H.
On "wednesday morning. May l. FRANK n. KNAPP
infant sou Of Henry Louisa {. Knapp aged year
20 months and days
Tie good youn-.
The friends of he family srd hose OF hs gIandmoihe
Mrs T. Van Winke, viii ease al end his fdnefal rom
her house 10 Tillsy-sL Brooklyn on Friday afternoon a.
, O'Clock. ..,--,. ,,,,prtNu
Al VIII iamsburgh. May ], ALPHONSE LAHAkrlNE'
Youngest child of Daniel ard Louisa TIA" kits
Fr,enAs ~ The family Invited 10 attend '.e iuheIA
from the Universalisi Church al O'Clock 7 NJ wnhou'
further notice.
On Monday night Apnl ~ =, his residence IN New no
chelle Mr THOMAS O. RJMsEI, merchAnr 81 tnls CiIy
The fieuds Of n" family are invited To atHd n''
on Thursday morning, May 3 A. lf5 O'Clock, "ihojl
further notice Friends from he City msy 1ase me
o'clock trAa OF care Tor NsH- Haven stopping Al New no
chelle and return al - O'clock Carriages VIII De ia Al
frrdnnce At The der 0t In Nes Rochelle. myl y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02
PASSENGERS sailed.

IN steamship Crescent Guy for Caag,s-C sh.fis o.
l. Evans l. W sherman w Barnes Diinae,teT hoI =,
Newton J ) Gutter X Holden, o Msrssy "a pa
Wis L Keie Hol,er Hatch. d Stage, II Misoef
D Algeo Woodruff, Brooks, p Perry, q z Course
A McDopAd ] Baiues NJ DofmGn. Alien. q hecoh'
w n Hickose L. NJ Hecose. I McKesmly DR. Bow
man J Bets an. f. l. Miner. Pond. smith, and De,
long + Cook. shilsins Church, IA . Phnsen, =
NcKnipht II Grinnen T. A Sherer. Lgley, wei
Ter ID W Martindale. W Mountain and servant r A..
dem Mrs Levi and children, Cooke h BreedOn, y
Kelly, W Herrick. Gregory, w Smith L stan,,y )
and ] A Cutshsw, W T NJ and J Gikey, Crooks W w
Drury. n Winslow @ Stead, Conway, Terry w Coop
er J Washington, John w Barnes horn, mIs
r Hepburn, Mr. Goodscre, w stewart w Corning n A
Hulln Hoecome, + Hoccme, W Prsu, NJ BerndeLy'
Capt c "A Corser ] wild. Palmer, Fiugersld; { A
Sweet + vsrsls Parez, Ruch, W Adams l. yohn l
son N McQuede vosburgh ? PefeiL Baker J Deli I
Der Jr, c Butteried, n Scoheld Hudson { mud
SON Gutter, A Alden. T II Packer, W @ Packer, a
h M Hoppe.er NJ MAYER w Franztee and two sor :,
II Labes l. N ellison, ID Green, Risley, A French,
House Goa Horn Lsarie' M M,,an p p
CsssJn NJ @ lewis Brigham Cshesrt, " w Bach
r ID W Davis L Dnkerpoo, y Bradbury, L Virgin
I w RAYMOND 1t r. Besle. Rev w Brier and lady hrs
Gillespie Mrs Meyers l. Gale, Foger, Brani 4
Murray A Denison. Ii II Amsdeo, y Broadway u
Simpson Jones' servant II r T Crane, Capp ii II hoO
erts' II Madison, Rufus Keller, g Watson Barrett
T. Bach r P French Stlles. W Morris, @ Watkins
WIN Goldsmith @ w Watkins, c Reeve Gibson d
Norhrop a., II
Levy, A Forecheim, NJ Myer W Stevenson, @ Wal
ford + Nelson, J Gilman, Woosey, w II Cloud w
Scott. w w Cummings. Abelli III Anderson, I fliZ
patrick ~ hayer + OomngdsIe, Cohen John 20
der. @ Dunstan, + Mune. Woolssy, T Ellsworth r
Davis l. h Shirley, Abelli, Collins Marx, N I've
her Levi Beck, N Moore, d Lynch Grassland " Nur
rell Powell + NJ Scott MuHeli, w Shirley, Gun
NJ Dony.
Mr. Y w Beesley, Samuel RAYMOND John Devison'
MeynotL Tbos 5 Tow1send. Dr. shaw, G w Stevenson;
Mr.. Robert Lerch and family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

SHIP p,N,scrs Hsle. ~ Baltimore nm Lyefpool -
49,, gi.t Narrh 10 si % 80 Ion q 81 w eneounsr-i
h..vv gsi rom WSW while lying 20 under co-s-sei-t
,ns,op.s hch carried sway, and IN Consequence
~ .t , Of iq tse irou cf he sea sllqF~d heavy
-. vb.a stove BON garter hoss sna ne1 70" Gsck AID
rabn win wsirr Thence un-l tre - AF'''
-..-,'ru.s .uccrssnn = westerly -aes
sur NISEKvA Michaeis, ~ Phseerha no,n Liver
~. .nrtfrfe.cp fucct s.iol q wttiefJ Rses on Re
psss.g- Ami Ia 80 81 lon ~, Willie Toe sliP Wa ~
~ h, r a severe gale sW. ihe WIND suddenly shin
- q, NV When heavy sifues ne snlN "ucn safi
,-,ir raj stove buivsfks and long nos- SinsrSlettf
sqriry storm from ENE, bad mainH as sprung and "a .
... a.. -, -. ....
Sch OREGON Murch ~ Pal adeiphs rom Ssco 'epors
faf on he Is u SHrrsgs bearing wv, distant iu u les
D,.ses rsoorer On her bean ends shGrconed y IN o9a
mass standing al stern 50 much under "a-el uA oflf
he r las; letters ~ where shs ha % from were discern
i1ie-they were LION The slr0ns wind "mc1 pfrFsied
Al The rme AID nc heavy thsi rolled prevented lef
bring BOARDED. 800 ,..-,.-<>,
THE SCR BASLEY Nichols ron Paiadrpns i'r New
ARK, NJ spung ~nk snd ran az isI s-hoe As -
practicable. Elizabeth own POM, uI NohcsN even
asst whore she TIE bows only are IKE oa1 q
water She was icalsd with 100 tors of coal
SCH DANIEL WEBSTER a New Lolton ilom fhadei-
phis whlc od the Capes struck hc wreck 90 Ycts' 81 d
arrla W. her rutatr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02
Bord. Of 1862. 1856. 1867. Is6s.

TosI.. SOAR $500 29oosoo slliio.. 3lls so2
From this statement it will be seen tbst'the
amount taken abroad has been steadily on the IN
crease since about the LIST of March and that the
higher the price the larger the amount taken.
In addition to the above a very large amount OF
Coupon Stocks have gone. OF which no transfer re-
cord Is kept at Washington. end the amount there
fore cannot be ascertsined Probably Lot less than
FIVE millions OF dollsrs should be added To the
above amount for Coupon Stocks
We are glad TO notice n movement in Congress
10 relieve the holders Of Mint Certificates Con
grcss has measure before it authorizing the imme
date Paymen, of coin for gold deposited. and the
bill passed tho Senate yesterday. This il A reform
very much needed and should be passed by the
House at once
Eight per cent insurance ives paid On goods by
the Cambria this morning before she was nm
nounced This was taken by private individual
as We understand no Office in the strict would
namea rste 1t strikes Us rs very remark able tact
that With vessel only three or four davs out OF
her time, no insurance company in the street hsd
nerve enough TO take risk UPON her at large
premium Such course - this will certainly re
sat in driving business away from Wall st to Lon
don Offices THIS was the course to which the Coz
linss Steam Navigation Company were driven,
and the Atlantic is insured in London. because she
could bot be insured here at a reasonable rate.
The distance from Boston to FishkH. opposite
Newbureh, By tie Midland Route is about 200
mies-irom BOSTON 70 Hartford 10 miles rom
Hartford D Fishki Ill 90 miles or the route about
iso miles remains 70 Be built, 30 miles east and 20
niles a. % Hartford The ,npf Il. 2, o.,rrr- erre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02
Arrived.

Ship South Csroins. Hamilton Charleston 81 DIS, cotton.
SC. 10 WArdle
Snip ARIEL Hunt Canton Jan 3 ard Java Head Feb H.
teas. silks &c, to Carey Co John DAVIS steward OF me
ship died on The sd Dec. on ths outward passage.
BARK Edna, Bihhins Guyana, Pr - d. sugar, &c TO
] ID Rivera 81 Jssso.
Bark Marie, Colson Poace PR Is ds sugar and molss-
s-s, TO master.
ban Figaro tBr,m) Bsckmann, Bremen GO ds mdse, to
Payenstait SchoOumaksr.
Brig Emil Nichols Challe sion 81 ds COLON 10 Durham
Dimol.
Big susan (of Bostoul Higgins Maysgusz, PR coffee,
to Mason Thompson. sailed IN co with brig Brothers
Foster o. Nlork Tie 4 ; ship Albany Com afdOlph
for IT Domingo sailed tie day previous for 5, Domingo
Brig Megsnors TOT Boston, Hendrick Trinidad de Cuba
IS d. molssses Ia Chsselsn P0nveri vessel 10 Foster
NckersOn. Vessels len before reported.
Brig Clinton, Andrews, Charleston a ds, cotton, 10 O
Bukey
Brig Horao. Green Marscsbo 70 d.. coffee, hides sc,
% II Underwood
schf CabeL Oeier ST Domingo Ciiy IS d., with mshoe-
any. &c. to A c Bosslre 4 Co
Sea Psnsms. ~, ger Portau Prince 10 ds, coffee and
logwood, TO N Freeman Co. sid ID co win BIZ brig
Lnbs, for 1t MARKS, Hayu
Sch Nc ming Star. Pummer Trinidad de Cuba IS &c. mo-
asses, 10 Chastelsin Il Pony,rt
sch Eliza Jane =, PesrsAi, Ma'sr7As6 de- pinespPles
to Mesehem Howe 40
Sch Isssc w Huehes joins Newberu, NC naval
stoiss
Sch Rainbow Tuule Nevbern. NC, naval sores
Sch An erican Belle. Baxter, Boston, rdse.
Sch Globe Small, "a EN-. mdse. 10 W Ropfs
Sch WIN Colyer Connecticut River, sione. bd To Pills
BELOW-Bsrk Nesfs, Rochusssn -. also ! ship and
bng.
The report IN Tuesday mofnirg's paper that the ship
Waterloo below. was an error The ship New ~ orb
probably taken for her 'he being below al the lure
SslLED-siips Emblem, Canine Antwerp. Comm.
bls Furter Liverpool Henry Clay. Frsrch, Go; Prince
Albert MAYER. LordOr: - Dennis FOllansbee Hsvre.
Iowa Blake, Gsssow; bah. Aurora, Guuderson, VII
Charleston; Psnm 'B' Bsser, st john. NIB, end
others
wISD-suuri.e sw. meridian NV. sunse, N-fre,h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

r,sr-The paper MIL OF Messrs Smith Wtee
q Din Wyoming County was destroyed BY
sre q, Wednesday last. In thirty minutes after
~ g. h-oke out the building fell in. The wind
10. bloxirg gale About $500 worth Of the stock
.avad and sb,ut 600 word. Of machinery. The
e.isbIi.hment was valued a; : ,ooo-manui acturins
,bs best pspsr Of Us kind 10 W esiern New.Iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

April 90 lat 81 s. lon "a q sch Mary Soul lcf Phs
for NOaeans x>,,,,
Aprl ~ lat 4 S. lon 50 - sch Howard (of NhAVenh
for 81 ThOmss. d Uuf. -,
April 50 lat 80 49, saw ship T Rogers, steering 81
FEB ~ lat 50 ~ s. Ion 81 ~ W. chip Elizabeth kad-
ciaa. 100 10 I'm Liverpool for Valparaiso.
March 81 lat II :. ;, lon 50 81 w. ship independence
Peterson. from Boston FOR Valparaiso
April H. lat IS 81 ~ Ion q = sch Siaa,odad Heger'
mann from Msssina f3r Baltimore
Arr r. lat - N Ion 81 w chip Janscs, FROM Anugus
for London. . -
March d Of Point Irdo, bsrs ChnionlS Wright. Refer
I'M Baltimore, via Rio Janciro, for Baenos Asrss
April a. lat So lon II g sch Gen Scott to Bfewerl I'm
Natnrzas for Bangor.
Aprl I6 lat d Key West ship Ocean Star tof Bosonl
I'm NOreans for Liverpool
April Ia OF Key West ship Clifton I'm NYork for New.
Orleans; bark SOu'herner n Ba more for DO, brig Afrs
m Phia tor DO: sch Minerva, I'm NlOrk for mobile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

spoker-sept a. lat 80 : lon ll9 " W. bark Range,
from London si months out, 80 sp.
Arr st New. Bedford, April 80 ship Franklin, Hazard,
I'm Pacdc Ocean Tslcshnana Dec p Barbsdoes WI Apr
with ZOO bis So $50 do bllcksh, 81 do VIII OIL and SO
lbs bone sold home 40 bis ami 90 do VIII oil 90
the VOYAGE Died board the Franklin, June is, 1872,
Russell BoughiOn. Il New-iork Sme; May Is, 1893
Frankin Morse Of Mor tpelier w. aged 9dsaih caused
by poison administered by females - Tslcshnans April
In Al Barbados brg PerrF, OF Warren RI. Aso
Apri So ship WIN Thompson, Ellis im NPscihc, Hooou
lu Nov lS with 80 sp, 500 VIII lJOCO ibs bone
Arr At NBedOrd, S.h BARK Exchange Ronncs ls,s
Hazard deceased) Atlantic Ocean. - Thomas April g.
Returned in consequence Of ue death Of Capt Hazard
Reports nothing. .
At 81 Helena March y Hope bfayton, OF and Tor Ne"
Bedford, next day; oil not stated.
Pilot Hornet Of NBediord put pilot hoard ship
Ontario Horn from Pacific Ocean, Of and for Nantucket
on the evening OF the 18th.
Sooken-Jan D. lat 81 s. lon l6l w Margaret Fses oi
Newport so bbs I'm NZesland for Arctic Sea-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

Aprl g. in TIE NJ r. Church 10 eene-s ~ keD w
PhsSre Mr W J HOODLEss 10 Mis- HARRIET
BOUGHTON. al of his Ciiy A.,
In tbis Cifv April 3d. by Rev Valentine Buck, NJ.
EBENFZER ALLEN UP,ON 90 Miss CYNTHIA LAI
RA BAKER both OF Srrr gteld Mass =,
April . hy R-v. Dr Price - = stephens Cnucn NJ.
JAS ~ JARRETT 10 Mes SARAH OLIVIA hEAth'
Err both Of this CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

WEDNESDAY, MAJ p NJ


The market for stocks was tirm today, but not
active The Fances were well sustained ard
Governments were firm, but the sales were mode
rate. The adyccs from the other side had favor
able effect upon the market
In Exchanges there is nothing OF importance
doing. Sterling is 81 10 for first class bills.
Freieh.s remain very quiet. Some 10000 blsn
Corn were taken at 81, ship to bag II Deadweight'
1Oal5s; Cotton. IS Sterling, &c. To Hsyre, Cot
%, j. H. y h. Engagements have been made
within few DAYS 10 London, 80 bbls Turpen-
tine. Is ca 500 bis Oil Cake, 80 ties Beet, 100
bxs Bacon. - bbls Ashes, &c about previous rates
To Glasgow, 1000 bush Corn, 3d. Logwood, POS.
To Havre the packet of LIST inst is about iull-
To Holland 800 bales Cotton were taken at 10
Of cent? 200 bbls Oil, &c. The ship Mississippi
has been taken up to load at Quebec for Liverpool
NJ, nrivste terms To San Francisco, 325 tuns Coal
was taken at $50 2 tun.
The Money market continues very easy
The public mind was relieved today by The ar
rival Of the Cambria Eight T. ct insurance was
paid on merchandise by her before she was an
pounced. The risk was taken by one individual.
Not sn Office in the street would name premium.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury to day
was $4,000 Paid out sss,3O5; Balance in the
Treasury, si,5O5,562.
It's stated, we do not know upon what author
itv that the returns up to 18th Feb show that the
imports of the country exceed those of last year,
same time, A = c. in quantity and "a % y CT IN
value, and that the revenue from customs already
exceed by 100000 the estimate OF the Secretary
of the Treasury for the whole year. The revenue
it is now thought, will reach s36,OOO,OOO or s3s-
900 600. II strikes that there is some discrep-
eucy between the increase OF imports and the In
crease of revenue. The exports of our stocks IN
the last eight or nine months are estimated at
twenty millions Of dollars.
The Bank OF the State Of New-York has de-
clered semi annual dividend OF & Ct The div
idends on Erie first Mortgage Bonds and upon
City Stocks are pay able to day Several other
corporations pay dividends today, which, with the
large amount Of money changing hands for rents
has thrown considerable supply into the market
The rates are easy.
The Falcon, for Havana where she will connect
with the Georgia for New-York, has on board
$500, 900 in silver for this City. The state of Ex
change is such between New York and NewOr
leans that we shall draw considerable silver from
that city This silver is in demand here for France
The London packet took 500 900 to day for Parif
and the next French packet will take as much
more.
We are indebted to Mr. Russell for the annexed
statement OF the business of the Sub-Treasury IN
this City for April
OyFfcy OF TIE ASSISTANT TREASURER,
New York, April J, 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

tIcArtus
Steamer Crescent City Stoddard, Chagres, Howard
Son.
Ships Prince Albert Mage, Loadon, Grnuell, Mniurn
L Co, Columbia FuTber Liverpool { II Marshall 4 Co;
Iowa, Blake glasgow, W Philips, Tsmeflsne, Hsga
dorm, Savannah, y L McCready.
Bark w BlodgetL LOrng, Alexandria Nesmith Sons;
Julia Wilson, Havana sc, Brett N Nose.
Brigs Atlantic. DueL Barbados. II Trowbri3ge Sons
Pilgrim (Br), Baxter 81 Johns NIB, z Neyus y Son,
Louis A Sure,ie (Brl, Doucrlte, Weymouth. rs, II
Brain~. Venezuela, Pickett, San Francisco. Sherman
Sisrs; Sirius Bl ochrsn Halifax Ms Middleton Co;
Virginia. McNes. Archst McEyers; Patrick Henry,
-. Aexandris, &c
schs Albert, Eide, St Johns NIB ? Nevius Son;
Mary Parker Esstvie, Va. Globe Seely DrmsrsrR; Sn
ssn Ludwig Bunneil Pensacola, Hand 5 ID Hart o.
good 81 Georgef. Me; WO.cOu, Beers, Boston
slco Remark Saith, New-YOTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02
CnlIfornla vesseis spoken, &c.

Jsr d. lot IS 20 5 loa IS o. biis Carlo from Por'iapd
iCF California .
hoa NYofk Jan 81 for California
Eco AT a. 5 Jon i5 - W bars Dualey Morrison from
Cbrr,esfnu NOV il) for Cstofus-S.. wei
Jan " lsl3 $ lon 81 W, sleralei sieemsn ? Euto. a.
B,rkmsn. from NYork Dan % flr Caiofnia.
Feb a. la 81 81 : Ion 10, brig Orleans AofllHp from
NYork Dec - far San Francisco
March - 10 - Ion 80 50. oh toe Cape dc Ne'dsD
srb B~ry Bias - DIS from NYofk for Csiorns. letter
rr or board We fe IN with ssversi vessel. ard
endesvOrsd speak viii ihem bui tArj WoVii 'l's'e
away not ukng our plFstlcsl srpearance'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

Ct.,,<4R.ft. John We 81. Afles Ir-s'f Vests am.
49,. h.ts. E.s.-H A 'en. riu REQ; bsrnut.las.
6a'-rbtss Aadg.4; Sole Fiinos fulnel. Nforf' T..
-. ) -.-.AnL-- MaLl.Ll. san-Ll. A.a--. L-.---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

The adVlccs IfUm LOuuuu nc IhVUTHDIe lot hIHt-
rican Stocks aud We shall doubtless have a con
tinued remittance Of our best securities. The iol-
lowing will show the weekly transfers Of United
States stock 10 foreign accounts for the present
year. The coupon stocks, it will be remembered,
are not included in this return
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

Dscs,ss - CLyRGYwEN--At BNkhamps'ea'
o., tfb rs. Rev Aaron Gates aged Ga. grad
mate o. Williams College in 500, and Pss'or, 'nc
ccss.vely. Of Congregational Churches N Non'a'
cae and Amherst Mass and Har'lsne Conn
Af Providence. r. l. l9fh last Rev Seth ChsP
in b.s 9th year. graduate q Brown OoTersi}
IN sos. and pastor. excessively. Of Coogfesaton
Al Churches ia Hisbo'ough. IL hsnoveT, Vas
- f,..,yflc Ness Al f3imantou. y III Rev.
william Coes~eu d ID. aged g. graduate ~
D,-fnos,h College in 1911 sometime pastor o. ne
sou.h Congregational Church. ia Dedhsm. snd a.
tcfward. succossivciy, Secretary OF the Amer car
Eaucation Society. Prof Of History ard Ns'icna,
Education in Dartmouth College. snf President o.
q Iatn'On Thso' gcel Seminary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02
Passengers Arrived.

In ship South Carolina, from ChUiest0H-Key T. 2
Rogers adv children and servant; Mr. Howlsnd, lady
and child; X II Conwell, Robt stee,e 5 Bent Master
Gilchnri.
In bark Figaro, from Brsmea-L Luckenburg Sacks,
Nustedt, al OF Germany
Ia brig Snsan from M1yGSnes-J Adams I Adams
In bra MeImoya. from Trinidad dc CHbl-Don Pedro
Olaragsit. .on and servant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

"WEDNESDAY, May l.
AsHEs-Are unsettled and quotations are difficult to
pive Pots are nominaly sos 6lt and Pearls So Or
Canadian 100 bb not before reported changed hands on
private terms ~ a,o
D.. hhls 4 5s5 1875
pss,,. ...... 285 8
COTTON-The movement is lint ed, as operators are
waiting Tor The steamer The saes $40 coo bales and
,he marked is ithout Inaked change The effect OF the
news will not until the steamers mail IL received
Comparafrs Staferents Of Reopt EIporf and Sticks Of
Cotton al the JoLocn1 places, at the dates dnneredi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-02

FArAt ACciDEST-rHE FREsHET, &c AT Hoi
yoKE-Iohn Tiger, an Irishman, was out upon The
1ver above the dam, At Hoyoke, on Tuesday NOR
ing engaged in catching dnft wood, and while
thus engaged. aoatcd down So a. 90 come within
reach OF tie accelerated current, when he wont
over the dam AM persisted. Many persons were
stana.rq on the abatmcnts and witnessed the tern
bic scene He was 50 near the shore ss to be able
~ soesk n them Just before ne went over be
leaned from his boat and was soon swallowed in
the iosming torrent The boat plunged sad csme
no in many fragments, but the body Of the un'or
inmate man has not been seen.
There Is now eight feet snd hall Of water on
The dam. larger amount than II has ever sustain
b,e,~e TIE water now reaches % within one To-;
snI half of the top Of tho abu,ments The track
Of the Connecticut River Railroad above the dam.
and running BY the side Of the river is considered
b. much dagger, AMI large 'orco has been pu' on
., protect t. The scene At ne dam when we
s,.'.sJ il vestsrdsv was one q great sublinity.
fSprinried Rep May