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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
GENERAL. NOTICES.

~ Pewter. - Wells, Phreneiesi.ls ssa
Publishers, Clinton Han ~ Ns.sae a ps1 The rSs
re- Phouosrmphy.-T, q. Lslsse, Reporter spd
Teacher Al 1eocsfst near sr"aiway and Canal a In
~ Dr.. shew and Rogers, wssrCure Insula.
loD, corner Tselfbst sDd Uni'efsiiyPlscs m3
~. Water-euro Iastltutes.-DL TslLL receives
naleafs his COmmodous city esabshnsnL 10 Lstshtst
10 provided villa several bsihag fsoms some of which
Arpt dsY and M 81 dunng hs cold ssssyn Tho
country establishment At Oys'er Bay, L. l. VIII reolsa
A9nll MA I'm
~ Notice. The msdics buslaess u The late hEssy
II sHERv0op N ID and the preparation Of bic eslcbfstsd
ne as f--lde0or, BY H. n. silERWODDS ssrcsssors.
on laos w Chanosfssl NEWTON
~ Land uatr bye, Improved . 10 color he
All Or Makers III. moine1t ssppied without hs ssst
nuryi Is entirely ee oia unpleasant odof and can b.
sashod with he sfOngss, sOsQ lu'nedsley u applied
's's VIZ Ysftsy. "siia mYi8TaIhksSh
- Wis-. WIxs! Wigs : clnzens and .u.sssn
az Informed ha de s5gss ra.sges and best aseOftnent
Il gs hsfNigs byuge@s bfsids Of loog bar and ohef
lraneliAl hair 30 H. iousd a. MEoRussr HEiso's.
= Msdsniane The 1ade sapplisd. q" In
~ Have loa been 60 In. Palace Not 10 No
n Qgeen F.rto "A BAT % the pAses oi hGDHynf
.ty- ard elssn pair u hair brushes used each and
every Customer n M.ideulsns m1 m
~ Nstiee.-Tis PaGEN BAss. Westerly, Il. / sooa
shsT robbed December sst " shout vie 60 sls
pendsd Ihs ie.ae Of Bs and procured psss, he
-siOns from WHEN arc dated an le'A
Tns Bank having redeemed nearly all ibsir Old eTeuisn,
with ne exception u he stolen money! viii nor. s1sf re-
s~m odd Bills thsb eOansf al u vhirh are dated
previous 70 Jan. l. lso.
The sa5os BAak, Boston, VIII eondnus q ssaA 10 fs-
as O1sNa LTHEs FosrZs cssass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

THE NIw SCHOOL Lag BiLL--Tbe Select Com
NIUE 10 ukOn referred tse p~1oos 20 10 Frss
srf1i sr.tsl -.portsd week. Arygy "a Mr. kooin-
500 Irs CLalrrssc ceres q susnd3eots u sNeepisk
chascsr syrof sis q re new schs1s shows s extni
II ~ aisrsflOr
al l. ncrs.ses q money 20 Dc csTDots1 %
D. .nets ~ rec rng super ~ es8ss 10 ~ ssed
fsrsos .nouns ttEEbe properly n ths severs
Caf.es ar s1cf Cor-s receive rOn ne SAL instead
4 40 eo1a Aro1l - ne former b t1d conlEaes tie
sane .mOzni - - rssss N bD~ns ser-bfofe
n Il sren1. Ne lg- fIf f-st scboo. shz ~ kspt 10
sisti morfts 10 sscs DsfncL
u Il provides ~ eoJf- segai 1sff,1fO1 o. - gOr-
~. order b; cstrcts yLlca sur ret ~
m1rh cI2>rse " s8pfOft ascSo Cher sicfs
saglnx arze sgogrf " ctpi-s foil =. gresl
--1sg5 n sx4Ol.l - pfov.tnz iE4I off - u D.
nor>y sea- - ec-a-ly divided smOoK he s-Fers
ScEco D<trc< a1c ~ fsHcsirng hre--eas, ercorf <
rBu5eg VI scholars sEtensag schoocog .eeDscnz
,h-s szs WEen - bass u le aSss sDportion-1t
ga I. c91t1es he p1tz ngnsy 10 al " ne psy
en- ~ I-.-rs wages eseaf q frpsfs u shop sOs~'
al f--- IL - 10 Ne Ffss scnOgi acL
5h IL ssb0rk-s ~ frgsts-s yy AID eo-eei sny 81
.erey FOR Ne psyasc1l Of Te1ers wages ~ SIZE 20
15riks. 90 - isxaois properly u he Dsfiel -l
colfs1 70 yCIe u LIs Dssirc1 hereby 2fSYsI.s -
enElOs .r Ds8sci scse1rgs n ToisR - 49, ~ ~ -
ara ~ ugl of azs he scasg sal - ssSt . s4ca Ds
=. - -. -. -.
81 Il aox, .ckoos % ,. issght "a n D.IFien u sara
cg unses a. ne .cOo so-~s soA- ~ e feffse ~
free sro9 ruru.ss snd ~ c~nses ~ sncn Scn>D< 70
= 80 ~ - 80 o. tAase .EsDcinz sneh senoois
In Il sathoyxes a. Dsftd " epPrvprsiS - L4bfsfy
--x - T-as~r., ~ayss scEa re bs sen1> ios us
- sSckr AZ - aercgfgrs, n tesif escrsrDa-
IAass1y Alas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

rJuAlges 20 discharge 10 surplus waters 10 al imbenss
Volume though tho Bonnet Care Cfev-sss Tbese waters
1nd their way into Lske Pouchsfsin and deiuse the
whole cunnrS from short d.gaUcs Vm tho 10 he
abe Al hind u ho Whole " The river, u
been estimated, 10 passing thfough his crefssse
The bfrak q mile AMI half side, and Tho wster dOw
% through syerzge dspgh OF 81 esst eight feet
rhs cfevasse though doubt quite desuucuso % the
l, hbonng planters has obviously been great reFsi "
he ,ty md ~ insure safety Nature seems to have
spucp atd tho recon neaj.Ol of M. Dunbaf, WHICH Nc
Peters about yeaf sgp denounced ehmefics sol
fNtrsysEalt Ia 40 meanials he sks las begun o rise
spiy whether from Zoe prevalence ~ esslsty winds 90
ne rftaf access Of ~aier from The ssssippi are
t1ie 90 ssy The water Ia The canal andsfsisnd.
mrcc Tour feet above he 9susi wser msss and ne
swamp nom tho ollgate u pretty well nlled up WITH
NAler IN o. Dells, Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

DEArH OF A PoLIcE OFTIcEE-O1csr Fear
ps- .-seas1 20 re Tr-~zls Wax PSter, sss1 rs
r-..seuce % Goercs q eo1sgnpoon NJ Eesfno1 tss
~ several jean sesa eoszsesa VIII Ne E'1s DspaS-
mn s-d xss .grzery . nsno-r o. Engine Co - Hs
ss-era Ill raks see a. "a rssEsres rs afternoon
a. . o'cCck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

DrsrRrctWE FiRE-A Dire broke out IN La
= etc a.. night between n and u 0clrk Witch soOn
10. os. ID lha Ia FAysue Tbea-r Terpsiehors Hail. snd
naf dozen other buildings both sdrs II he street We
d leafn whothss any VI The Prob"fy va covered ~
sIFarce q. Crescent, IL n
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

,ux ,yw.foRK DALI TRIBUNE 10 PUBLIsKLD
IvIRr soRsIrG (sUsDAIs EIcEPILD,
A, The Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the city Hall,
delivered 10 City Subscribers for Ia tents per ~ess,
~ whsz hey prefer they pay Ii sdvanos a. me D-sf
m months or al ths sans rae Single copies
Yuo Gents Mall Subscribers Five Dolsrs pes euruTcL =
ADVANCE subscripuO for cir months for tfe-
uO1 ths 81 50 Three Do IN sdy1ace required u a.
eh.hges win CcgLtry Ne~spsefs DAILY psDsfS fsc- y.d
o. kfs Osce whose higher hsn rose o IT,
7dboDo sTs 40; allowed any difference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

MlcHieAs-y Z. ScHwARz has been appointed
Adjatsnt General Of Michigan BY the Legislature
2 joint Cenvsatioa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
REAL EsrArr-Thc sales in Waist. yesterday
RRnogIYN March y


DEAR Mr. Irsas Anticipating delightful treat
vent sst evsing b. Dr. Beechers Church, 10 scc sid
.etr ora- Frs1va but slf Ins'ead 81 being de ghed
sa. cpnper~!y annoyed by woman b. took 80 nuch
.auT a ~ The As of could hAsiy keep from snssr
~ ghf out
\ Nv 81 a. vCu Wcrs he means 81 Riding us ~ ne
Mar that .4rkr- IN he omnibus" By doing ne win
- woman boz suufs Do Cbufch vii cOnisr ~ ever
tsInR favor % Al hose OFPostn TO SNtfFfr@.
TEE Woman who Snufs 10 Cnufca . n~ar reiaiive
- he Mother u-9 hAcs her Iafan, 20 Coacers' snd
both are mos. ntoi-nbe ugissnces Tho Maa hs 'aAs
0ad al ne Open" bs'oug. NJ same family ba be- 10
s.t Of snployment We tras no "Womsn vbo sn0ss
ChurchH viii not turn up for he gentle hI
nat .he oaf piEch d without Der liaora
po~der While IN a public assembly II 500 chooses 10
.aus Al home Why hats her husbands business .nd he
ionsiop Der tobacco probably beesnss he Gskss
oG.e, win penny eigsrs and bod run.
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Appointment. by the Gsverser and senate.

HIlIT7
Caastta7s>-issac Rei
OAlarso- Ralph ClaDin. Wa A hfss
f,rerae-J l. Osirsnter
Eas.Iclasr-s K STOW II r. Bflsio, Jonn Fl,ct, Alex
Wash
Et.g.--Nfs,ttev Clarksol l. o Nsnslsk. c FraH.ln,
D..f-s T va .foa Dsyid Dszn@ G Wss,srve.L JCkn
I. Moe A > D.osy J A Underwood, ha., i 4.
d t.rsn 7 r Asrcins ~ y DO.rmaa, " FEET 7 J.
yortba.- c Il TLomp.op seymO1r u Asbone Peer
,sspier ard John T. la 10.
rste,-J K TrunybD4r J EVsIs
N-c- Tork-T 8 5ofrD.s, Joan 7 lfFing. ChE< II.
sm.A
c0sMIssCsEas o. tCAss
scasA1r1-D Oarcisef Hctef MI
,<Aeaecfadg-D Hesrssg.
FyaaEifa-Jon1 R90er. Hear n Hssford
C-qags-A J Caf~eii. 4 81 Campbell
nss.cEEs 30 rsE SysTLss HorsE % hGErsL
AerarG@r Kan, ! ? AL. " ada HasiBss fed,
acO1 Good H. Budget
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

CIR CoURr-Belore Judge Greenwood AID.
P.et An1 bo.rum - TA< Pspis Villas a. Cat, Son
81 WglGn A Cot yr-Indicimenl for asssat and
h.ltery win susmpt slL This case after occupying
~ aueatOu Of the Tor nine dsYs sas 81 sggh c0u
c.ud, 81 "a, evening The comp iainant Szs hfs Emily
Coz ~- and mother u defendants IN his suit WHO Dy
ar-ss u Vio-nee compelled ~ execute and ~
laowl~ 20 mortgage properly held n bes ewn rstt
% "a .fy . agsns, defendants By no y lq1tz, q
48..ialce COMPANY isgP-sfs BY he evidence hal us-
% entered ,hs " be mother, AID presenting
o Al her tnreaisBed 10 ass her 10 sh5 IA nct slgB
~ de-d Tia caSe gwen ~ is JOY Shout JcIoe&
a. evening bat Up ~ II O'Clock, z NJ hay hal not
axht ip a verdict n A Moore and II b. DBrysa Dr
9roseculoB aud J. Graham and D Graham of dsis1daIs
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EERrrs OF ADVERTISING
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Business Notice. II c-nfs per ne, s,ch r.erur
General Sotiee-.-sK lines or -. sach .nssfrOr
cents elk Inss osnS fer nne each day
fseaeraI Advertt-emeut-.-lNslD Anes
o. es- esch oseflOD, ~ cecA; over oigE h17a cent
gsf Inc eacs day.
OUTSIDE II ght nss Or le.s esch iasefon, . oenas
eight nnes. cers p-r Inc per dsy, or - o7r p@'
3o- per mDn,h
RELfsioVs sd TFHPEsAscE NoTiCzt aud HssstIsgs
ar RCSsRAL IEyITATiCSs cot exceeding 10 "ofd' WI
be inssfls1 ~ - cent?
LeEni AGyertIseIne Bts-At Tho rA-es tzsd ~ uos
sUists
Al Adysrn.ems1, n IN, paper sppssr bOtt Il
M HOToing ard Eye14as Etsous
HEW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
A VERY LARGE PAPER FOR ThE COUNTRY. a put-
ashs5 every SItVycay 5oyH1 Al he o~ prce - 81 pef
A1n1fa "a adsancs Eigt C0ys fof So twenty copfs
address icf ~ and ne payer 10 c2se cyu.luFc
beyole me nm fof sh.oa ilis pso
tfyerus~'a"l is ;of tbs sheet ~. oe cLsrser . esur
PEI he ss-h insefI0n.
TIE SEn1I-WEEXLY TaIBUHE
. published every Heda<sd0y snd Sa'1T6gg morning -
Pr'-e = per annuIn- Two copies fof A..
kGyertlsemsuix oeu's line each nssfIigr
THE EEW-YoRK TRIBUNE
For European Circ UiatiOD,
IL. pubassed OF departure Of osrb MAJ Steamer for
liverpool Pnce 81 Genus per copy, or " per yeaf poge
THE hEN-YoRK TRIBUNE
Caiiferala, Ore son, md the Sandwich isinnds,
"a shed on the departure 90 esch Asi 5lesmsr TO-
ChAgTes fnee "a per cory.
OREELEY McELEATG, Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

COMMISSIONS ~ CLAIMS AGAINST MSklco.-
A0naas March - lsSO- The Board pursuant "a al
Present 81 he ui-nh~fs The memorial %
Pierre Choucau I administrator Of ChoutetU Dc Nun.
viag pAuef OF he persons trading u"der tho rrm
AMI sls II Augustus ?. Chouesa CO claiming foe set.
are upr aud cOhhscstOu IN 1871 Wa taAon up
Zoe consideration ogs her " n the proofs and dccumvnis
connected herewith when the Board opinion
hsl he clam Is valid sgsns' he Rel able 4 Mexico
and fhs allowed accordingly he smSani 3, Be
awarded. suhect 90 The ture scuon OF ina hueru TIE
memorial OF ohn " simouton and of John Heat,
claiming tor compulsory sale u 81 pfovsoas. cn
board schecuet Dream Leuns in lsts AMI FOR
1as-ut rs dram given for he ssme, neNl akea uq
Tor consideration together vim he PROOF ami documents
connected herewith when The Board opiuipa
ha the valid against he Republic ~ 's'so.
Ard he allowed accordingly lbs siuoiGt 10 10
aWsded subject The future scilsn Il tls Board Ths
neuiosi. 81 Henry NAV Administrator q William slo-
cum decreased claiming for unpaid Treasury Notes u ne
OF sonora Uhen nd pendentl shen ., ousymss ~
49, pa for cargo = goods sok a. rrvste pei
.on submitted, -Ssnined and suspended Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

- The new s;eaaboa, Ceres Tas lanched IN
sss SIZE yesterday lron lse saysrt e Mr. coBys fos
II 2 - ~ z 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

fz- Sotiee IL hereby given fhsf the seestd ins;sl
nelt on scrip CeruArsDss u NE he~ Jersey tIpareg
a a3nK Company VI - on zach shAss, VII Dec0tss fue
"a ft- lei day of Apn asI snd 10 required " bs ped 70
fa. rsesssger I. M cOnpaBys Tfacsfer Ohcs, o. u %
EGehsnse-pisr- "a Hs~ -Y0rk, on 90 bsfors hu dale
Nsw.rk Isn IS 1850 80 IsvtApi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

Corgr OF CoNwoS PlEhs-Genera Term De
rf.tors CAr,ist Hrsfttcf - TIE HUisn hGprarf %
To recover So gaue % nuld.e n hs''eff llin2s
n SO re Office g no Cor -sry io D~ carried ' DsiolfJ
Verdict f,s pa.li.f confirmed ~lfl cos,s
F,sf--cs hlF-eds' as IiA.r1 HulitT.-NeT ma
led
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lUyTalo.-The Bsgsls

IHk ENrlosio> AT bNFFALO.-Iho bNs1."
RTsAs o. ne 81 VA. following sadlyonA rsrtscslSs
Ia regard 90 BE- eN7,os On u he sesn;sr Troy
TIE sah psssen xvrs kncvyn 10 - ssTei he oles
NJ Mes'rs Rel, M ier, Acuel ard hs wife frssce
tnf tNo lys S~cos asa I've ssers and Shtd sastwss,
Nortcn huapp. NJ - SEQ SlFes .ni mNiher hechrson
Marsaan huicrn@oais hsiv bat nOt easgetVss-
~ .csided he SNOW a. Bi.cs Rock ferry wsers s~ 10
RECEIVING al De sfisnlnn hat be nees We VISITED eri
al evening sut ioasd bun dong veil Mr. hsnshsn -
hsiiy scOded AMI = srn q Aaca kN<k The escspe
af NJ Mntr ilor vsierv almost mifsculoas
AZ knocked ne river. ard bclg uushle IN.
lu. rrtoOs hiuis~f ~ gst1ns agpa esAta door
husi snl s.aA hree times hen being earned
~tdy. ioUad aesifg pieces VI timber with waleh
sselairei himself OH rvscuN lie wss ms.a CHILLED
bat Serious. hurt There were thfy three esein
Od twenty seven Storage passenger. lne oteefs snd
uumhered t~vuty-s'N making teal Or eigagy an
scsd The cabin passengers ifom waoa rotAiog
canned ars VI -ssfs Brown. FsNoc DR. Wdgkt
sat : believed 10 he droWnedl Gurus Miuis Howe
jrsnL BAiy. kesey. Bowen and Arnod TIE ssefsse
'Ssscngers Rot beard ffons 4'e Me.srs kran1t L~in
Sht md eigh~sn. r.osiiy Irish ART German. -Aos.
lsa.es uVi tskrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

4 YoUSc RAscAL-Oue Of glng Of boys who
nf-s 10 Pax ~ streets AID ns1i every isins
so Changes - b. o. re evening vas eAs Il A.!
.i IA oSKsd - BY o9esf RInsey Of ne sSe0cd .fs
h rane q Palrck DoagEiy A-As B.. JaSAson Frstess
A. WheeEo wa returning ,rUn VII TlA Der efoaef
-, IA. .r,up .r,ernetea 10 Euocs ser down. Mr.. =
Hor.sy ss~ tie ss.r caught Pal ard Delivered III r'o
ne csr- q lie gGcer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

BuRGLAKI-SOne daring r1scas ez.ered the
bo..e 4 Janes Aarpcy corner q weary -tftss and
FoQrn az % Taesdsy n.sh sd sCeceecec . rooeins
q EOA vxtch god F-ccis. ocs Sockse Ene e121H
so1 Sraess-l esznH-T Ct 0fsrn CO.. I'D t5e . 10osJ
No GTTosl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

RIAL EsTArL-A consfdrrsDie s--ount Of 'iiy
properly ds2osed Il By NJ s.sseE-f Jss'ssfsr Tie
7r.c-s YER ;. !9-s~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

CovRr CkLISnAR-This Dsy.-Ssp-Ilv Cost
-Nos 8. ~ - 81 ne. ~. a ia ~ *. ia IS
81 81 ilc o. - s 20 &c. - - itn IS y = o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

- Pubic school No D. examined vcster-
day by tie Superintendent ard Board = Trustees 10 'e
presence Of crowd rom ysr14s paris OF The CRY. no
.e-noed lee deep Interest u ne Affair." The primer
department exercised In 81 tie us-A Branches VIII
uurh success Their singing aad order were good TIE
principal % Us department. Ms Nor ard NJ McFs-.
sn3 and two o'tcr, received re commentators of CO..
S.re1risndcnt srd ~ Board o. Tuscs- TIE young e.
dies under their prn-p- MAJ Mackenzie assisted by ihe'
e.chsrs ruled wholly by kindness, and the result -
tbs course ssps-eI IN he pr0aPa;uts snt iHi-a
gezce Of he eas'r The boys uadeF Mr. Fox, pruc
pa aad SIR. McSs.iy assistant, with two others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

RoIp PlcxPocKErs-Mr. Nathan kaufman re-
..r-r :. ~ Hozssoo-s. ucen esvIg se cee q JHcoo
80 Il WsLsf yesterday. va ios1ec b. eeapls -
ea-rss-c plck pockets. 10 Eocceecea = fsersS a
a. III, 2ocket oook oc1zin-cs So Z ss-f e-s wosa
e. .trrt-a 90 NInxzn-sr fsw 1tz1s-s sfsr, NJ n
-,r,,reS ma " lad beez robbed I'D gave lie .ArE
81 ne rsscsls 80 zs4s os-E escs7e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

C,sE oT AANsLsUGHTER-An inquest was held
yesterday TIE iy Ho-pA ~ ne body OF Taons' Car
ro nave % Ireland, - ysss q sge, who. - he ver
Dict q ne Jury resds Cane o. his aesi ~ compound
frsclon ~ the .oul hY bs.as s,rcK lie hes4 WIKI
shovel In ise hsa1s of Thomas McC- Mcguire an
ne deceased 2gears were g. WORK digging ceisrs
r. Frouts- on 'he 81 iast wen srgry dispute oos
p sec between hen Aler TIE work ~ss accomplish
McGuire vert 20 yAEd nesr hy AID followed By Ca
roll, who co,r.t sui threw hin down Mcclure ho-v.
ever got 1r end sezng ssovc stack h- decrease! a.
spon the heel. 'necung me INJURIES uere s,sed sou
tbe rendition of he verdict McGere committed DO
PRISON - ne Coroner for * i- on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

II Ward School No. g. Mr. Scott. principal
visited by he Superintendent yse- isy THIS s,oco
Is TSsufetts. and hiss been ia operation only s50uf
four yer if numhers ia rupA Tho plan Of lns
building peculiar some r.-Peci. superior 20 a1y
Of lhs Ind IN lie City The e4src.s. In the primary de-
par;neni fair and order sd cscn.le good. Ms- Fet
The principal AID assistants appeared % he ven
efficient TIE young rides wee exercised u reading
grsrnm.r French ard Tie classes 10 Ar Sco'.s
department tested in E-epHe resdug, gram
mar arithmetic ani history II Uobsook sHi lie surfr
a.euien made n.e remarks. ard reufed T'a.snr
hu nor
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FoUSDLISo.-At 10 O'Clock as: aish;, %!
,s,uf ,ro eavs Cd Vas ,5uad u Re Ara Of Bs1@p
Hu.se., sou,e = M=serryst p. vsgrHs, vas 50; 70
- IA Hsuse
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Ps,.-. b srasssd 10 isysoc0ns, NJ sabserIb-r o.
- .sryee. Ia .o.eiurs Letters Hsis1t "a hs cogntry
- - Ia resl bfitssn Frssos snd ober CCBuEeotsi
s-.fss Evsry 1foruson - obtsne1 q s1d .1ytcs
'Ssss sahs~t. BY MID n P fiRssOS SWsLst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
Tn-ss0.y MosSiSe, March .

TH.RS1AT hoRNlNFl Mhc1 =
AEnr MEDICAL BOARD A Board Of Army
,urs-,ni of ias examination Of Assssni Surgeons for
prone or and Of applicants for appointments to Ne ned
cs .isa Of he Army viii convene IN !h. City On 10 l'h
y Nay ensuing and vii probably continue u session i'f
lar,e four weeSs APpAeAnoas must be addressed 20
70. Secretary Of War state ne age snd residence Of
lie Applicant and nus, - ACCOMPANIED by respectable
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.aoy DE re.p0nsble s;sIoa, ard for pvformns ably ue
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

ArrINPT AZ S-IcIDE.-A col0red woman named
Mar Freeman. Iresed yesterday sh-raooS hy -'
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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-12-18
MONEY MARKET, &c.
TITO. CORWIN,
Secretary Of the Treasury

Consols at the last dates were at 96I, and
they have closed to-day at 963. Much anxiety
still prevails regarding Germany, and all depart
ments oftrade are more or less depressed by
the uncertainty which exists. A rumor has
been put forward of desire on the part of
Prussia to negotiate loan in our market, for
Elo,o0O,Ooo sterling but it is without founda-
ton.
Some attention has been directed to the rise
in the price Of silver, which has lately taken
place in Europe, as we'll rs in America. In
England the price has gone from Is. lltd, at
which it stood year ago, to SIS. lid, which is
an advance of nearly per cent, and in Paris
the premium on gold, which has usually been
about ] per cent, has declined TO t per cent
and is expected to disappear altogether, in
which case silver would be exported from
France, and gold would supply its place. CAL
ifornin, change in the Dutch currency, and the
requirements for the German armies and the
boarding consequent upon the fear of war, are
the causes to which the alteration is attributed,
but tho chief influence 10 attributed to California
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-12-18
Jenny Lind.

Some of the critics have questioned the mu-
steal genius Of Jenny Lind. We think that it,
III the clements Of the beautiful, the amiablc
and the playful, of music, her genius il pre-eni.
nent. The exquisite meditation of her voice
IT'S great coml ass, its power of transition, its
preston of countenance III perfect harmony
With the sentiment, all combine to place hel
beyond rivalry. From the lowest to the highest
hute the melody is perfect, and indicates a natu
raj capabty, and an acquired excellence, be-
vond which it is impossible for us to conceive
the triumph Of music 20 60. The execution is
so perfect, the charm is so complete, that atten-
ton is fixed upon her with degree Of delight
and intensity that the pleasure, the extncy, taxes
the faculty of musical enjoyment to the verge
Of pain.
In the pathetic and the sublime of music, we
are under the impression that she is not so sue
cessful. Her "Home sweet home" was not we
think, so happy. That song is the song of an
exle-and is melancholy. Jenny did not, it
seemed to us, impart to it the pathos Of which
it is susceptible. And we are under the impress
sion that, in the sublime the tragic, the dire
tcmpestuous passions that wiring the human soul
to agony, or those mighty, moral emotions that
transport it to the region Of other worlds and
other be ngs, she is not so successful. Her music
is like hcrsef-a woman Of warm heart, of ami
able temper, Of refined taste, of winning modesty,
great elegance of manner, beauty Of thought,
and efulgence Of spirit. We suppose she is
cheerful rather than sad by organization, and
probably by experience, not being endowed or
visited by birth or fortune, with those deep and
sombre elements Of character that discipline
the human mind to its sub!imest powers in the
trying school of suffering and Of strife.
But VIC are no believers in the theory that ge-
MUS is peculiar to the gloomy, the terrible, or
the towering.
The genius Of Jenny Lind can give grace,
a life, spirit to the sentiment Of the beautiful,
the lovely, the pure, the playful and the Joyful
and that is almost too much genics for single
woman to have.