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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
81 TtltGa.pa TO TIE Ns9.Y08s Tal8Qh;.
Election Of Delegates 10 the Con'titu'icnnl
Convention.

CoLUNBrsI Q Monosv, ApnI 7,
We have made arrange ments 70 send you the
resplt oC the Election Of Delegates TO the Coastt1
tooal Convention. bat it vii be nearly daylight
before anything can be definitely known, and the
Telegraph Office will then have closed. Tomorrow
wo shsll probably be able 20 give yon the fail
CIsclS>4TI, Monday. April Up NJ.
The Election for Delegates to the State Conven.
ton passed OF ia this City quite spiritedly. We
shall not be able TO send anything definite before
to morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
Death OF a Distinguished Physician-nr. Cal
houu', Funeral Rites Treasury Notes Out

WlsRlSsroS Mondsy, APrl ], 1870
Mr. Alexander McWsms distinguished
physician Of this city, died last evening.
The President has directed tina, the Executive
Department be closed tomorrow, IN respect to Mr.
Calhoun, whose funeral ceremonies will then take
place.
The amount Of Treasury Notes outstanding April
l. is $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
The Webster Tragedy.

BOSTON, MOnd1y, Apn ! 100
It's now ascertaiucd that Dr. w obster did take
,rchrioe on the night Of his arrest he having confessed
To- hls phy sicsn. Clark
II out 10 have been mistake that Mr' Rhosdos SID
Mr. Clelsnd had retrsctsd their testimony
This community stands sghss 81 the resu, Of his trn
and stale OF excitement 90 universal end absorbing
never before known here
So fsr a. con earn TIE verdict however GneNpec"i
Is now considered righteous md true one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
On&ress.

OF course DO business was tahsac'eu J" No''.
gress yesterday M. Butler OF : Z announced
the death Of his colleague, Mr.. CAiHoUS and pad
, handsome tribute 70 bis memory. He vas fol-
lowed by MesGs CLAY and WEBSTER who bors
eloquent testimony to the exalted talents. patriot
ism and virtues Of the illlstrious dead.
Messs HOLMES q 5 c. and VENAstE Of Va
made appropriate addresses in the House. Our
reports Of the speeches in both Houses have sui
fered some in their Transmission over the ;eie-
Rrapn wires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
INV HAVEN MVNDAfi ny"
NPV.HANFS co t&4g.
1850.

n Towns 92B 2aN 22 30W 240O 81
Foster ahead 49, Wing loss 205 Trumbul In DO 657.
WING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Haven Q, Gull
ford /, Madison !. Milford 2, North Branford !, Or
snse /, Waterbury l, Woodbridge l.
Loco.Foco RIrREsESTATyEs-Be Bethany l.,
Braniord l. East Haven /, Derby ], Naugstuck
No CHorcE-Guiford !. Waterbury !, Hsmden
|. North Haven l.
Senators-NEw-HAyEN Co.-Distric,s NO. "
And v Whig. No vi not known. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS

CITY MosrALIrY-D- Charles s. J. Goodrich,
Physician Ct re BoeId Of HsAh repors re number Of
d--As .ac riersas s CRY of Brooklyn for The week
s,dirg sren y. $50, - -. AAes. Is; ls-aes T.
Adu.ts -. eEl6rec. y Tot., IS ias-rneu. u Greer
voo. AID osser 5rrokyr EFcaEtS rom New.Yofs and
oIaer p.scss j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

u We iDnts the attention of cspliaHs TO he s'ge sac
By ASrHoSr J. BLgEcKES To-Day, the n in't At the
asreLslb Exchange, consisting u the Row md sPeSaid
house knoNn 81 Unycr'i,y place house ard lot -
saaon-st; house and ot l6 E.ssEsi house and ot ~
Dsllge-s, house AMI iDt % Boone aud aadOo
"a honss ard LOT g4 FoudA-st no properly Jersey
house AID lot Renwckst, hoase and ot Hobossn'
lear ne HldsOn River Ra.soad Dspot, hogss and 10
III Muberfysi house and lot on Avenue aad ons o'
la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
Observation-Disclosures.

TORONTO. c w Monday APhl T.
NJ Chabot, Chief Commissioner OF the Public
Works. has resigned his Office and seat in tie
Cabinet
Navigation below Kingston commenced today
The w eanl Canal is open.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
The ChoIerg nj Neyy.QrIeans.

CINcISSAT, Monday, April !.
Private adyces from New Orleans state that tue
Cholera has again broken out in that city, and Il
was feared it would assume an epidemic ioym
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
RIrrmens, Eliot.

BALTMoRE, Monday, April pm
Several diegraceful fights occurred between the
FIRE companies Of this City, to-day, during which
number of persons were baby injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

" EMILY Russell, the beautiful slave siH
OF whom Bruin HUI The slave traders ddnsnded $3.50
~ The oniy consc, which they wca4 restore her TO
ben moss-s 10 dead So sAys lsiier from Mr. HE dssS
0sihn. Ga March - The letter says tat sAe died d
sssis throat bat doos no; say where or wbsn sae
died Hin protests that he had determined no, 10 eel
Euiy ., the South bgt bring her bach 10 Alexandra
end se< be- mother have As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

BRo5xtYx OBSERVATION overs OF Sci
...-s =, Interested in - welfare. sFo~ih SD go0i
,,4 If Eroskyo ere ursei % Alsn9 tie meeting 20 oe
81 =, - Frt.ls Academy Taafsday eve1-n q 'a'
ws-s 70 ssviss ,ss 81: saas u eree'rs 40 ga
....-s A Asroucac.. Ooss-ss;ory ~aA- h. -a'' -
Pr5s LOOMS II SEWER ;reei Le,;srs On Astronomy
.s.-a.si 20 Sc, .a &c npo''a,- q 'aea 81 H''.ls
-, wiz he - class OF -strl~e-,s W. tr' 'asrs
~ ga re-sro-s s-.-s-44c-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

As some Of our friends, in sending us rosPectsao
liAts Of Subscribers Cor the Weekly Tribune, have
severally intimated that they presumed theirs the
largest list we ever received, and if not they
wished to know II, we make the following tran
script from our books OF some OF the Clubs TO which
-. -. 800, :. -, AZ. ~ asa, NNooklv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
WARNOCKs HATS

Tie subscribers respectfully invite M si-auoz u sen.
lenea 70 thsf beautiful spring style ils~. iisyiDg se-
quled gh equation fDf e production u inc BEET qusl
icy Has, they commend them he formidable notice "
all Who woaI combine neSfness and gsnhy, with dDfs'
biity and economy WARNOCKs, Hsu-,s,
ngu 20 9foadssg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
LEoHoRN cAPOTEs AND HATS

The subscribers have JUS, received few n To
above goods, which hey nde the susnnon u fashion
abs hi1ers They have also for sso gencfai ss'9ri
q sfsuch and Engish Straw H,s, Ribbons, sraw
Flower, (a ariclel and millinery goods IA genera
RICHARDS CROMWELL, % Madsn-.Aae.
njO geods 3dOOrs sboye Vll.An-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

CINCINNATI, Moncuy, AFI. 7
Croits Dstlcry at LawrcnceOurg, was totally
consum ed by Ere on saturday evening last
The River has fsgrl t0een inches daring he pact forly
.. hs house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERicAS MUsErN-Bily Whuocs. he ~, 81 lAakse
con-tv comes today as eey Plum n TIE Yankees
Eirs Nislt to New York" aud ihe MArneis and Louis
Esef display their extraordinary muscular como aud
omsrtc powers IN two unique snecsces All Esve
pAuiomirne They appear Tor 100 last rms 10 New-lork
h- evening Many adduona have recently been maze 90
m, curiosity department ~ the Mgseuu srd ~ mAfuin
ecdon u living sernen,s ant anphhous rcpuss
: IN 4 vigorous and heslihy ranfion.
OLD H,rs-A CARLOAD OF Old hats were carried away
yesterday from KNOWS, is Fulop s. whore they bad
been deposited by gentemen who had possessed them
q mis- has, bsantlni gh, ard becoming at ma
ITiaing charge Of e. Whsi became 4 lhs Old h.swe
"A roff ..rp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

~ The bee, chance ior house al lo u hour hds
b. railroad hom HewYorS, ior only 80 cash down
houses worth from so 70 O. J0 % Glarer sere lo
FsTnr gdss sJ5 may g-ts house sui .O cerisLiy lot
lsqAre a. 81 Nssssg'L l9-siar " NJ DswEY orr A.
goED l63 Bower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

BALTIMORE, Mondsv, April, T NJ.
The mail due thus evening has failed from beyond
Pe,er.burE. Va Tho intermediate papers contain noi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
CITY ITEMS.

RALFH WALDO ExERsOSs LEcrCRA.-Tas
flsi-srs shed gentleman eo-res to-lsa a. Hope CaiPei
cd a- s. set u Ils-. SD In.pirsc1, pr~sen'ns ~e
u-1-r.scd description % - creed he.i BY - 3 sior
-scesde tasts 10 o5uaecton WIKI nsay other eNea
topics e. ne isy Ths .=oure hss caused great eeVa-
51 O. re eyebrows wacrever las been teveFss' ard
aay anticipate sol's sled Eh curious bearers a an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
COMMERCIAL And MONEY MATTERS.


20, Sac, Of St,oks, sc see foara Page
moSDAY April pm
The Stock market was very buOysnt to-day, cs-
peciAly Tor ne Fsnees Ere under he large rsceipfs
wenl 10 sol snd lie Boacs to % farmers Loaa 70 a
Canton ~ 4ss Sc. Al le sscoui Board, iae msrke, was
d sustained aud Toe quotations e OF Erie went 20 %;
Governments were 10 far reqges aid t'n The recent
rsp8 rise SOCKS tempt 0utsders to oPsra.e, add
should money co-,aue easy 70 Promises 10 DO We shall
have aeave SPrng.
l. Exchange there mas been large business,
anc tie make. Las beer frn The supply rather nod
srae Bee, s.ed.rg Ena,ures were put up u g. and
sone saes made bat 8; he close ihs AXE. scarcely
% Era The bulk the business has been sts rs sales
we're made u names not well known, a. 7d5 per cent
Francs have not Improved, and selling a. S515T
In Freights the market is dan and lower Cot
51 has been ilpped a. 3D. sEa plenty .ast IL
gsssmeEa o. 505oo L4.hsl. Cora a. 81, 10 51-ki Dead
Wc.L. IL lie tg20s vessel was iaksn for L0nioL-
dsry sisis Tor Corn. To Losdon, Dead Weight goes
p SC. To Esvre, ssne couoa w,s HseH Al L.
We Lave confirmation Ia TIE street Of The ar.
r.rg.rrer Minister IN Meeo and The AserD
Of lie Rc.Ascaids mentioned n Mexican eone'Pon-
1srce yessrssy, a4yns ossa completed We earn hAi
drsns of hai sgenL SewYors have already appeared
FOR portion Of Lae Proeeecs.
The Balance OF Coin in the Sab-Tresssry now
sxcse1. tour and hAlf nloss Tss following Is sa'e
nerl q 10 sosi,ess Of he ssb-rfslsary t0r Mach
Assistant eAsarers oee-, New yofh March is, ls5o-
b. oaalce-
R-erlFts dzring TIC 2ooth
On arcO1Dt u Cas-or-s =, % 20 ~
Oa account 0f PsierI Fees ....... 1C5 -
% .ccO1at Of Z Q. D-pasunsot.. q 81 81
AscS-5aeD-e. 800 0i-&ll Is =
Ioi4-...--.,.-.. &c 30 ls y
Psyn-nis
Treasury Drsfs. ..........-......l,{5 80 81 .
Treasury D.ss or ? q. Dep, . SIS e. l+sJls g.
ksrca % ia50-BAlsncs. eLs4sg3 81
March Isl lsjc-By 5azree II z Ida - pay 10
irrcs ard Coupons SO rs -
AscIIoE- &Ppr0pne-ons >As95 y
Iol4- .-.--. ..-....t...-.s. ............tsolD 20
EsJtIchS u A--sfssts fS5< y
Icu 49, y.
Treasury Noes Convened $3.50 ~
This Las been ole II the mes. exciting day that
W.l-s- has s-en for rz-. Tsere very seLve
AID ss0Jazi sock arasti FaHcss Jumping % 2cs een
sse ne Bears .esy swept away u lie rssn Tbefe are
few operators 10 ne street bod eroash 70 SOL any
Stock seort Tie Tine eon1aes mostly made ~ per.
res who bay he Stock for cash the day The
tEs' hayirg asarsl eject upon ouissders,
~so coming N 10 sTssp portion Of he golden gsias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
COurtOf Appeals.
No Mail south Of Petersburg.

ALBASY. Monday. April J. 1859.
No "a hss been argued throughout the day a1d
concluded An afternoon session was held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

Al nApNFr-foI ss--s, s. solfAs.s r-rs-s,f fo-.
: 80 40 ~. Es.f1 ., co... 60 NsFr- 90 iso sf-g
fs-.s
PFsNES-lsr- pod s-T t-s 9.si ss-t be 7fs.s o.
sr--rf Cos -ttt g - .n =. t1 =, 49,
d, -. over P-rctt--s .taaer4 tr & l toe
COWS AID CNlAE> -haksf OF. sac s .oe - t = So
rf
.s.s. D.. .asfi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

~ Than the present there bstsr inns % a. g'rse
N eUIDtry nswspapers iDr Inc trade % no spring and
Summer PANER mo Agent ~ ne best pspsfs ftf 80
near which he Is authorized 10 rrcsye al fetsrmens
4ni duly pJwere ~ the popfetors 10 give reoeipis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

e D. WiI-ISG' lectures a. the ConTreca-
-us Church corner e G5gvsruecr sld M'isc- as coz
aus &C. be source % g-sst sit-,coa 70 lie inaasa1s
% ,a.. part q ae Cry. ~. audiences sFe crowded -
.s1s So lie Interest ard viae CT Ia -sEUcGors ar he
subject q un-ersa r.rus Ths lecture tough, SAT-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

LoUIsIAvA.--The Legislature Of Louisiana al
isa5ed on The sls, NJ scs u sxiy DAYS Ano,
he bile passed take he ot Ihe M
inequalities Of New oriesas The exPedency q the
soadsaca OF the Cry Government srt sro'heT'o revive
The Ciiz.as Bans, ~, vetoed by The 0ovcraor.-
rhs resolsioes In favor Il Nashville Couvestca
20, acted upsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

LigE IssusAAcg 80 BRITISH COMMERCIAL LiYE
I,5L RANCE COMPANY, LOaGoa and Kew YorE es,ao.
lsh-d N I2-0 and .nooryorsied b act VI faransEt,
Ca,lnL GsoooCO or sJ0e,o Having large realized
sn4 invested surplus Ia addition 10 heir espis nan-losy
presents to insurers The los an1o1o,sd sscsnly.
InsarsEces effected me most favorable HTEs Cali
foris Asa special hsks Of a. descriptions hksn a. Nv
10 character hereof W! allow.
PIospeetssss al al Information sppers slas v LIE
Insurance esn be oo,4inss on application 10
JOHN RORIe SON,
Genera Agent iyr toe ULitsd ssass,
E4sAwlm Us NsLst Nsw-fOfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
IouYr 4 co.'s cAfIYoRvIA yxPRysJ

~ Dir Gao w BEAca, Of Lo0at < Cos EHprs"
recently from san YAEeisco being personally scquaiSed
With nasst of tao bgsaess community here going on
Ap.I - 70 fe.1ln b. fsg from Aeaes He VIII
personally any business nugsied % is care win
accuracy sna ds7a.c5 LOChI 80
H. - BrJadW1F cor 6a4-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
Nrv-N orh castic Market -,

Ossrer...f S,.iAis0 % sassis!o o' s1,ccAsli =
Toe -crsss, srs, quarter % sS ne M
oeIee I.S.ci2oa5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

~ Democratic Whix General Cemmittee-
Rsgasr Meeting Of rs Committee Will Dc nea a. ~
Erosf way Honse on TUESDAY evening Apr ~ - - =
o'eiock BY order y BOwDiTCH Ell NJ
WtLeS 2yI r. bEtsE' Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02


wEoLEsALE MURDER At 60 BROADWAY
LYoSs Magnetic Po~een s-sy
Thousands 81 bed-bogs every DAY
Armies of fees hey son dessroy,
RD4ches from erey.oes dscoy,
And gre 70 al tie iEssct race
Avery speedy coap-ceEsee
Remember, 100. hat LYoss PlI
VII ra;s Sae lles By wbo.ssz-e, siIi
Whle p.ils and powders, harmless, MID
= eaten, ~cgG ut h4r ci1
DsEs Doors AND 0AlTEks.-Keep 10 uaild ihAI war
KIM gets up lie hzEdsomesg eA4sssarss "a he C!J -
~orks 1e materials AID cells 81 he lowest possits
pfees nyou really good Boots and Shoes, 20 % ~
F1!yOc-st III 49,
ELEcASr 5iLyLE DOozPLArLS-Wnrsnfed sefHhs
silver plsies ~ sale AID sngrsyst - oftef II sas 90
b-saufzI manner al EyEEDzLLs, ~ bf0st"tY eons'
osaEe-.L Braach ofhce Wsl-st ~ 3"s"'
- BuDrs S.a0nal Co1seaoa VI D.susrrso'yPs,'-- -
s.e ~ Broadway corner 0(Fson g. Strangers and CT
zsns are respectfully nyed 70 examine the spSensos
O. HYpsoPArHY ToE TIE PEopLE. Sith Pasia oossf's
uor. 90 Drug. Diet waser, AIR and Exercise. via co
p,e,as Notes. By Dr. TsiLL Pree - es1s Jssi Paesa~a
BY YevLrss l. wGLLs Nev.Yofs q"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

ATFRAY o. BOARD VEssEL.--A maj
7arsd Pstrex De-41y sad archer .a4iyclA! whose
.-e vas lst -serria csc ol Ss-grtEy r-Rtt a.
rot l1o a c1GTre. o. bad ne schocLer 55gAr, ly1g
ice foot Of .E-ksor-st y 2 Waea he II known MAJ
- I'D Gslre BANNER AID struck D-any ~ heac, II
sc-ng tresdf1 woG-t frOnl ne eEecs q ~ q - =
aot Lsr.y % recover. &c 70 he City hos-iA
Tee nan VINO stuck ne 5'0E, mined sely S.g Eco al
nus "a eL;ec Re search u Ie Polee The Prooeo
o. r. hcTeTef "a. he VI shorty - arrested, a. ee .
E1JNl-
SIOLEN PEoFEErT RGcOvEEED-A quantity o.
fsr-~ ~ goods valued SO fogrc yesterday b. o.
seer Ke-s tecfe.rc ne house u Mr syer - sl-
{ at TIE proreriT b appears a few days sioce
froE he q Ec~ ard Fogsr corner OF Liberty
ard G-eeuwich-ss ~ RAJ wto passed ninse CT for "a
ocer ard stated hat ce took ne FOODS
flr safe f-euirg The hsc e the cry, BY La ID
wee Wte1 cu-sacec % lie se-ysbou-s u ne Koocr
e ed tai teen Get u re express wagon
V-ia cuuvsvec them frori ia- The sss-r Wi.
-srs1 e. -vesugsrOc t-fgfr ygslce LO-erop-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02
Frcf. Weh-ter-yerdicr of the Jarr -ir-
cldeufs, Sc.

The B,s,0s C0.ale- Of Monday morning has the
following n regard 10 Is e..ns scsae % ho % O Fi
XaA.sa~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

y " TAIERNEN rom london WHO has &c
-st tccee,ahrv n E,gsr3 so ,s;s country will give
Drsv.1r-Rcor En,sr.aiamenr MS evening a. 'hr -
cev Library designed 70 1s,rs's he nsrs sas in1ienc'
~ Poetry. mainly through selections from sld clc.1n
upon ne rsceui authors CT eeu.A and humorous poen
HOOP sd IScoLosEY. I'gojs5y Is Ike known ,mons
us ay raus though sewers n is sPori,e ef1so1s have
considerable anonymous popularity. bar Hood hn' beer
widely read aui delighted IN We wish our people wa'
wora f.rs Aviog could be made % realize hat iaere
more tue aoi iaslng pleasure In suea evenings enter
unmsat - Nj Tsvener proposes bar 10 gsp.ng a ~
unse. ard csck.ing over re r.5allry OF 'hea;er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

scECoL AfPEoFRi.EIcN gfLL-
Tie Sclooi AprrDprs-ol Bill va passcd - 0rz y
proposed cxcep. hs ne soster llSlonary clause
.rk-u c1r
Toe schc1l Tax 2 d vas AIKEN %.
ewes safe is q y Geo sn1 seems 20 oe iavOrs y
received j. Va. ro. gone t-ro-gh with when &c House
1904
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18
Fort Maies Reueilla.

We received, day or two since. nea
looking weekly sheet with the above title
and was not little surprised, upon exami
nation, to find it claiming as editor and
publisher, our old cotemponry and whilom
adversary Of the Tribune & Clipper, Sill,
MON CLARK. The number before us con-
tains the valedictory of the former publisher
and the salutatory of Mr.. Clark. The latter
says: sin politics, / am myself, by educa-
ton and conviction, a whig. ! do not, how
ever, design TO impart to the paper very
decidedly PURITAN character, Whatever OF
candor, of liberality, of independence, the
conductor of this sheet can command shall
be exercised to make it q reliable medium
for the communication of facts and the truth
in the full belief that true policy and the
best interests of the public will be subserv-
ed thereby" The situation would seem to
be an advantageous one, in a pecuniary
point Of view. We wish Mr.. Clark ample
success in the course he has marked out for
himself, and hope his exertions may produce
a happy effect upon the destiny of that fer
tile and growing section Of country.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18
Nfanufaotnrer,a IL 90 WA,


The following are The concluding re-
morksof very able money nrticlc ia the
Democratic Review for November. These
opinions we have long held and have en-.
ieavored to point out the advantages Of
Portsmouth for becoming one of leading
manufacturing towns. We shall continue
Increasingly to descent upon this theme.
until our citizens are fully awakened to
the Importance Of that branch Of industry
which must eventually build us up into a
city Of first rate consequence.
The writer is speaking Of cotton fab
RIGS, more especially Of the coursor kinds.
He says: ,5,ee
10 this manufacture, as all others since
the peace, on active international compe-
lition has been sustained, resulting in con-
tinued new inventions fer advancing the
quality and cheapening the price Of cloths.
England has worked cheaply, nnl finally
thrown off the corn duties to work cheaper;
also the cotton duty, to reduce its price, ana
finally the navigation laws, further TO d.
minlsh its cost. The point Of these move
ments is, to reduce the cost of transporta-
tion of food Tor operatives, and raw ma
terials for their use, in order that the raw
material, labor, and profits Of capital CON-
bined, may result in cost for the cloth
less than that Or other nations. Never
tl,eless, she is remote from raw materials
and from food; and some transportation,
besides merchants profits, must be charged
upon them. Now it is obvious that, not
wlths.anding oil the protective laws in
creation, the seat Of manufacturers is grav-
itating towards that point where all the
elements that enter into manufacturing
exist naturally. That point is the wes-
tern valleys. Cotton, wool, fax, coal, iron,
and food--every article necessary for the
production of the best goods at the cheap.
est rates-are there thrown together by
the hand Of nature in boundless profusion.
They are charged with no transportation
or speculative profits, and the goods re-
suting from their combination are char
ged with transportation only in proportion
10 the distance that the consumer resides
from thot centre. To that spot is manu-
featuring supremacy rapidly and irresista-
bly, gravitating. The protective laws have
been enabled to check it on its way. and
to rctain it for moment in England and
New England; but free markets for ives.
tern produce are comforting capital, which
was all that was wanted to establish the
system. BY changing the present tariff.
and destroying the market for farm pro-
duce, the West and South may be retarded
in the accumulation of necessary capital.
and thereby delay the establishment Of
manufactures in their midst, to the profit
of New England; but this cannot last.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18

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a FANNY Cast AWAY ON LAKE SURE.
RIpR.-The Cleveland Plaihdealcf l2th'
inst, contains an account of the safsrings
and providential preservation Of q party
who we're cast away on Lake Superior a
few weeks ago. 1t appears thu, Mr..
Griswold, wife and child, with boy about
II years Of age, set out in skif from
Eagle Horbor, TO reach Eagle river, some
ten miles up the coast. They were seen
rounding the point where government
light house is being built. 1t was then
blowing quite stiffly from the land. The
Skiaf was observedto put further from the
shore, as if for room, but il never reached
its destination. The beach was searched
for many milos for some weeks, but moth.
ing was heard Of the adventures, and they
were mourned as dead. After three
weeks absence they were all found safe at
Sault. They had been picked up two
weeks before by a cousting schooner on the
Canada shore, whittier they had been Sc
ven days drifting, without seeinga vessel,
without shelter and without food. How
they lived so long under such exposure and
deprivation, is mystery.