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oupdsrscn DO. sniat Bslehs.; savannah. Crsws Sc
BIs.Ii i:s: tk';i J.ss.s: a,asurs rpesh n.iast:'
Ann fss sI ss:.1.-
Of x: :ss
within n:::: asis pts A'ss
Sss; Sss
Ks,e5.n Psisdsips.; rens Kelly d. fT msea sSs
Yi;;: s:;:, hiss;c @
siocp-fssHios. Biyd.nburs. Providence.
1.s: WIN &c. wsTa. sstS n;.: % Cope a,s
lasted kou,s shifted the cargo and caused considerable
-s ssa ss.ss io. Ea s Rio
bombay :9sR sS'
cSsnas , ,D. sS' liverpool, IS days. with
salt h, ,Pd e Dc Wolfe with
lasses, nc, to Young. HAWKINS & Co.
Bark Leins PenaietOn. CrOnstad days. with iron. 10
Brig Russell. N,yo Pert au Prince. 20 days. to P
B.s g.psr:a t0f ProsPses Hishsorr nsysguss Pr Is
passed iris showing red signal with wSis stripe:
.st sHsss i T.
BrE iBII BcudTot. Sydney, Ms Is days. with COAL to
rh s ss VIZ B !s Sh a m and
ysIssiiss toi wsTsa' FsadissS ssvssasS. days.
Brig Mary Fowler Galveston day.si.h cotton. &C. to
Shs.ssy Murray f 2l' sad on Key West experienced
Brig Damsrcoye. Winchester Eastpor days. with plas
saTas H.Hs csla.prirsh Downs, s.r,si,: IS
Nshos H 50 mules. SPOKE sehr
e...~a m, ch...u @, u.-iu. ~ A.. u,,h 81,
ssi
gale from toye casks moiasses carried away bull
sshr berea: Kuhn Sayssass IS days. with sugar to
kpsi from SsSpSs for Bs Ban ssoA' amp
sehr Italian tof StIidse Fishett sasua Ia orards Is
sS ia sIsysId. fore 'oDss and
As: . .a p'.s. s., with
scST John warren. Letter. St M.rys days. with .hir
seis Howard Ward PSs: xsri. j. days With old cop,
sehI Sterling lBr). Holmes. Windsor Ms. Is days. with
sSir LOuisins. Robinson Wilmington NC. sday,. with
sabine Tisla Nsys.rn NC .dsys with naval store,
sehr Ellis, Harm,n, Charleston, days. with cotton
schr Washington, Gasisn Washington. NC, days. with
schr Sea Lion, Brown, Richmond, 3days.
sehr Ann Hopkins, Petersburg, days
ecbr Julia Ann, Grggs, Ocraeoke, days.
schr Victoria, Phillips. Fredericksburg. 4 days.
sehr Dilks, Godfrey, Baltimore, days.
schr Sarah. hunson, haehias, 10 days.
Schr Lacon, Bearse, Boston. days
Schr Corneiia, Faulkner, Boston, 8 days.
schr l., Lowell Boston, Sdays.
Sehr Bride Prsste, Thomaston, o days.
schr Genl Warren, William. Thomaston. 6dayB.
schr Henry Clay. Nye, New Bedford, 2 days.
Steamer Kennebec, Flowers, Philadelphia.
sehr Pawtucket, On msbee, Tbomaston, 8 days.
eehr Exeell, Edwards. Portland, 2days.
sehr Isabel Abecam, Boston, days.
schr Isis. Chase, Boston, days.
sohr Emulous, Hower. Harwich, Sdays
Wind during the day from to Sc.
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Political Intelligence.

srArr 1rcfsi arrtr-with the exception Of four
counties We have received returns Of the political
ccmpls lion of the legislature OF this state recently
electsd The Senate stands thus wings II Ben.
touitss IL Anti Bentonites ia
OF the Benton Sen aors dve hold over and represent
ditsric.s which have clearly repudiated Col Benton,
by eectlng at the recent election Wigs anti
Benton men.
The House of Representative. IL thus composed -
whies 81 Bentonites IS anti Bentonities -.
-Four counties-r utnam. Harrison. Shsnnon, and
Neston-to be heard from. On joint ballot the vote
will stand, fer the Wigs 6s tor Benton 80 anti
Bentorites %
NoprH C.HoItN. The onlcisi vote In North Caro-
lima for Gsvernor ct the late election stsnds-Reid
dem, am; Manly, whig so65e; Reds majority,
3455.
P,rN.rtvaSn.-James Armstrong has been nomina-
ted whig candidate for Congress in the Lycoming
district Of this State.
Nrw JrRsEr.- Isaac rarlee V spoken Of az the
democratic candidate for Governor Of this State.
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JeIsgraphic Reports.

NEw onLtsrs, Aug 81 1850
Sales Of ectton, yesterday. l2oo bales With an al.
vance Of We on all below fair middlins at l2ac 1sc
pIour 10 improving Mess pork, lose. Sales Of 900
bsss Rio eoaee, at one.
The receipts within the past twenty flour hours have
been AZ foliows-Flour, 5000 sbls wheat none: corn
ooo bus Tho Sour market has been rather heavy.
bot We have no change In prices 70 report Sales Of
1000 bbis have bees made at ~ for Michigan. The
demand for prime wheat Is good, for Milling with
sales Of SEQ bus ~ Use for 0his Corn 10 In fair
sest With ssles Of 10 opo bus st bse fer nixsd
tern rreishts ~ before reported
ALs.sr, Aug 81, 1880.
Rec~iptscf produce since Ger last :-flour, $3.50
bbls wheat, 2ooo bushels; Germ. ~ 500 10; barley
500 40 The MARKETS are quiet. Wheat IL dali bat
prices are nrm Sales comprise SOC bushels ct 81 %
for Gepssee.
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TeIesraphic Marine Reports.

ST.
Arrived-Brg Henrietta. Boston; tehr Emily Johnson.
York.
MOBILE, Aug q.
Arived-Bark Rowland, Boston; 23d barks faraAndia
York. Gov Briggs. Boston.
Arriyed-shirs shefheld, and Peter Marcy, Boston.
NoRyoIx, Aug. 30.
Arrive}-Br barb Matilda, Demarara schrs Leroy and
Gen TSSlor. kYork.
ssfieS-Drig Rhodes. Ponsaeola; schr Ashland wal
pole, NY. " ind Sc and weather delightful.
WIvMNeroN, NC, Aug Is.
Arriyed-Schrs Parker. and Chas Mills, NYork
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mARKETs elsewhere.

Burruopr. Ausust G.-eO shares B.nt 81 baltimore
pts 10 40 sus Canal IA do Uucn Bahk CO.. 40 do 7O
Pun suptr,us August 81. 1870 $40 Us gs. 80 iGs
slow Do 67 g. No; fieade, l6 stO Texas Notes rs 81
sefG 40 ~ siW0 do ~; $3.50 Hsrristurr RHGs ok,
Iuien nant,, Ter 81 hsrufs.,urers ssd seshaaies
bsnk, 81 10 90 y. ~ " banh' H Ssrs , B'nk W
isods y !. 100 do asks 100 DO b. Nine siii RR Is, IS
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mARITamE ELLieENcB.
Fort OF New York, September l. 1850.
svr asus...... %. -. 1905 Sta: =. ........ II


shipsessrs. tr..l Ass.s nysfr,.l sr,s.ra riI.....
Alert frAtl Never. Lss6sp. orlrre nlrturn CO; 81
Deals trtsl reiisssk~s Hsvrs. Boys aiseten J.nu.
ksra h.iS cr.fi trseess s.nnsrmss. ., Jsh.. Ns
Bsls-isrssra Eeksrs.rr Lisson, r-peh w.ireis c.
iss,ins - nslssa Aq-rre osl-syi Julis Prusl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-01

CAPT, Reyn,ds contrmplates erecting large
woolltn factory at Socoro, go miles below santa
Re
Crops are very fine in New Mexico, and there
will be- a great abundance Of grain, especially
wheat throughout the country.
The price OF real estate Is advancing in Santa
Fe.
Reliable information has been recently received,
that the child of the unfortunate Mr.. and Mrs.
White Is still alive, end efforts are still making for
its recovery.
At Galesteo the Camanche and Nsriii Indians
encsmp.d NJ spring in the suburbs for day or
two and compelled the citizens Ia bring them sup
plies of tetf. mutton, &c. They finally took such
property as beet suited their fancy and decamYed,
not thanking the p, ople for ,heH hospitality.
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ssrssras-sbip Emms ws,.-xessr. cr-ishte,, Yea
der Lamar Srrineer Cross sandrnsi Ia ths stesrsse
nsyaeusr-Brls Bsnsueis-wsssrr saith, rer.srds,
GsIvrsrow-Brig Msry-Dr d Knisht. LADY ehildres.
.ne srvspti Mr. APPEL lady and children; M wssterve,
wmsiseros. Nc-s.hr J.sisiss-xrs Dissy. Miss sar-
esvAruts-schr ssr.h Msr.-Neesrs Nelson. Bsrmudar
fsevs "a Gpsrpw-schr Itsiisn-sr Arers.
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o v Roswick has been arrested AZ New Orleans for
manufacturing spurious coin. A quantity Of uuhn-
ished coin and implements for making the same,
found on his premises
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~ EDICAI..

DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIvArR
Discefe-yeneresi Warts Gonorrhea. elect syphili..
cured IN fev hours BY vegetable local application.
Without sn Sas.s q fourteen year. that he other ~ ys-
cans save u petmanonty cured Hundreds Of cernca
VII verify ~ assertion, that others equalt Emis-
sons dehiity, any cste resist By my
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B,,.p.rrrr,- F1srr-rh. trsrss ctions of the day
aus, nm 4 40 bbis Isolussns sour 81 "a 80 - rs,
Ne ftup.ransstts e2Y asa esxi eomnes 10 ssrssht
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nNNRRvous DEBILfTY.-DR. DIR I.ANEr, 81 LIsPE-
" rsrd street centinues " pay particular serticn 70 AL
disorders csusd ~ early irrertr hstits inaiscr
the sf.cts % climate vsNosturnsi and nvo
iurssrr emissions s~insl weakness genital debiity in
po'e-ey sns impetments - msrrise. renersy. Hsvns
eevs.ss mssy I.srs snrepe snd Amene. " tSs par
sv.~ n se wses horeies. csses.
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DRIvATE DisEAsEs-BETNG NOW IN POSSESSION
q all the original recipesof the eelsbrsted DR. Rieord,
Surgeon 10 the Hospital des Paris and
knovedEed the most eminent physcia, IN the world, the
unned tenders his services all tbos. Who have feu
no relief elsewhere Recent eases very easily removed
Preach Female Periedicsi Pills, keq 81
Oh DE- LANkf. 81 Lspensrd Ct. ntsr Broadvay.
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THE MARRIED woxArp PRIVATE MEDICAL CON

viii verify ~ assertion that others equsi Enis-
mode Female rrrssaiss,z PM, ST. ,,n..,.
THE nAHRrkD woxArs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
wsSss Tssih ssi,'s s-s r. go pre- slnsss. &
oSss wfs sSs pseussry sisuis.s e Il. h1sssnd niss,
hsy. tssn spared v ,.ly Ie.ss.o, q this .srh q
Ssrrisss A. ssles.s mportans secrets shieh should S
To sss. sss.. health no, permit Of a. nsrcs.. Of
fsnly. iiis q ssrseiaI " por,snes;
either tuddns into vomsnhced the one In the decline
.s discover *. sS ana s. ss. sssns.
rsmsss certain cure every somplsis;
Grs,rss, q letter from r-s,ism.n In Dayton. Ohio,
50 DArrOr, May I, lsG.
NJ ySaR Say vifs has been pereeptihy sinking for
Eu.h 80 .sssrrr ou,h. ana during Der sos
@ ras,ss her life II
yhish ~. On n. last occasion de.paired Of supposed
e nsst tbs worst, this time tnov ssout two MONTH";
nssrs ys.r bell hssy .possn ~ . s.nsianF
press you The relief .aoried ny distressed misd sas
& q my s ON .sss ~. =.
Isnss rrc.pss, 70 me vheh its conceived Po..-
s,,s IN al sr%.s wife you'd have hess
E q csurs. %prsssissss 70 sSns.s ,. ,n,,, Al.
.ios. se.,. ,r,a.d o. they % ssiur. strictly
"a 9rs.dx,y sns :. u. PsSIissslo. Doe.
p,,is Boston 7. B. Peterson, Chestnut srsst Phs-
p.;ss .ay par, q. usi,ss ss.,.. Liter.
isss rs- rsrs 6sc. 10 Iiis,,, .srS.s
Tor rEsALEs AND sAIEs.-pR IA RzrrrEs JUNO
S.,ss o. Proer,s,iys Elixir prescribed effective
sd rr.ssi... o. ns.sr iii .s.. e s.sf...
yiii-Nst.re. great restorative and rvrsdy FOR ,hess
:.ris. ..i.:,ss ' sss.rs sy s.. .ss :s.
s,sss,,. '.sss. ssT,;.s .s.,ls.. .s..r.ss 49,
'Ervst y" ''i' A"'"''' As''"h s'''~
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nR COOPER, Il DUANE STREET, BAs FOR THE
~ ccrfned his the
ard other diseases of delicate nature
he the aggravated Of this disease and
eh
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPANY-
Ens MAI sssan.s hip Company e s,::;
Are enabled to announse tina. their nes
can
@ rssa in N v wiz ssi nip. as~ New
hsS sSn 81 the &c
sell tickets for thssush passages from Panama
.n SS ss sS Ss:
Gsy TSyIs reach sss fy,s.:sS sooner ,S,a ssS
P;n,%s soon
s:sy .Ss. ss$is ss:s ~ s ss.:i
.ss four ships Of che Sonpsny. Intended P-i
PERFORMED rr. Francisco n and bach SO sSa, ~
az rsSS Psss s1s yin
gsrsTP@ss with rssSlsy and despatch Their p.aiss s
cotushuss.. Captain CAPTAIN P ssSs'a
isTlnug csfisis hisehs.sa
Thar As.sss saa r:% Nav Sors a A ehsa
shHsam s .S;sia sts.sss tss
ma i:irc.n Ii: two line. vii e saf,sy ana
sg .sS sS, p! = h,s no f', Beyond 2.
Known .Pssd and aeeS@@osatiSns y tssr New
q F ns : ssss S1a s
and il.t..ni through ga.sss 70 osiifernis rhs ohs
\. o. R6ffErs. scr. Warren and wes,..
FoR CALIFORNIA: VA cgAesEs. wIrnoUr DE-
ssa,SS :, ran.%s1Ihs United states Mail ssssashis
.hE GLoRGIA sdsssdsy septic assr iitb, ,slcsf
y; NJ from the pier, foot q Warren street. North Rvrr
and intermediate ports
1hs eonase,O9 ~ Panama win be carefully hep, up o, -
10 prevent any detention beyond the usual stay port
follow Ing rates -
yros TO crAsRxs
ttaBdee berth, forward ssioon...... 80. -. -. -
bteeIsgs tsrth found bed and separate table -. -. %
-. IRON rANANs TO sAs FRANc1soo.
ssssiaSS found bed and s;far,t: table:
fRoM
State Roem- standea stesrsxs
ShArleston.. SIS - 10
.aeahhA..s.s
iihNhnh.sss.s ~ %
Iresht 70 ChaFres, ne per cubic foot. pre- paid.
lregit 20 Havans, &c. Ter cubic foot.
Ccnsgnce 20 reeeye their gois shos tackles fnme-
diately after her srrival Havana
10 freight or passage apply az the once Of
rany' ~ west street. corner Il " hrrsn. 20
srss,l notice h given shitper. By thI. ss Tia, ,As
company have rrspared form on bill of tadinr adapted
ther tusnesa which will be furnished shippers on april
eaon the eouTanys ofce and with which they
quested 70 provide themselves other viii b
ngned BY the agents. q the eompaby. All bs Of lsAins
must be signed before the ssiling q tie vessel.
EoR CALIT0RNIA AND skEgoN-TuE FINE NEW
double engine steamship COLUMBIA, Of so tons kar-
then. Lieut. Geo NJ lotion, q. Navy Commander, viii Ne
detrA,ehtdto san franeisce. Caforna
ron t.t tssss appy 10 The fAsihe Nail Steamship
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EoR CALIFORNIA AND eEEGON-TuE FINE NEW
- deuble engine steamship COLUMBIA, Of so tons har-
then, Lieut. Geo NJ Totten, o. =. May will he
derA,ehsdtor san franesce Caforns aud Assers Ore
pany. 90 sonth street.
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UMPIRE CITY LINE.-THR0UGu TICKETS TO SAN
irsnei:co va csssps, T1ssssy 9.s sspsems,T
D. wilson commander. vii leave her dock, Pier No. GerA
River for Chasrss. TUESDAY September 10TH q three
800 lower saloon $50 sesrase mattres: and board $50
Panama TO San Francisco, in the splendid and
steamship Northeraerfrst cabin, $500 second cabin (up-
psr 500 second cabin Clover. table uppe j Sl5
For freight OF passage, apply to
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM PACkE9
sNER ,ns sr sayns bean thsrouaSy PovsshsusS
and fitted with boilers Sc will resume her trips the
l4th September, and continue to run rs follows -
FROM NEw YORK CHARLEs- FROM CHARLESTON TO NV
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LHOR LIvERPOOL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ATLANTIC, Captain Jas. wsst.-This splendid
steamship will depart with the mails for Europe positively
Saturday September 7h, 1T IL O'clock NJ berth
the foot Of Canal street. Ne berth secured until
For freight passage having unequaled
for elegance comfort, apply to
All letters must pass through the Post Once The
PACIFIC will succeed the ATLANTIC, and sail Satur-
day, Sept 2Sth
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IN The undersigned having been appointod agents. In
Paris Of the steamers FRANKLIN and HUMBOLDT the former
samples and forward the same at reduced prices and win
all orders for the purchase Of goods mode
Bills Paris for sale in large small
LIVINGSTON, WELLS b CO.. 10 Wall ct.
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Consgnees are particularly requested attend the
eept of their goods after arrvL Passage 50
board. At Pier No. North river and for passage
sPOFIORD. TILEsTON CO. Nc. IS South street.
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They all first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the oofsrt and
Of passengers and commanded BY Of experience in the
trade. The price Of passage Is 500, without wines
liquors. Goods to the subscribers will be Forwarded
free from any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HlNCKEN, Agents, l6l Pearl street.
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ma connection between the lines will be carefully ana
reguay hept mp that delay beyond the al
he ship In pert a. Papams will arse The large sre wc-
known speed and supse Accommodations 81 their New
lork sna Chagres line and the speed and
Of the thirs Of n cir Pscho Line ofer the pl
and pleasant through pssssgs 70 caifernis The ohs
NJ q. RoHERTs cor Warren and ives, On.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09

.,,.f,no every attempt a. escslade
men" ,,,,,,o.o tl,a I7,d NJ man
One m'tn' 'NoS'''''1'' -. -, ,o.
to have ben de'enSVeiy eiap'o}e" ne' '""'
she bold Iedau was ready to bear down with
w ..,,..,.,r- that ESCAPING tae range Of his
he@'! had ,,,,,st f.iI beneath lis
guns ION NJ. i.'s 10.
stony 'I II tta Pals Rlanens il ,yes
MOI hh"'"S 80 r,,d ,,,or.g ~ r, the iong
exPedieht +" 'uaHo Z ~. - ~, -,
est yet IN 7ue' pu1 nv - .tori,i
ahead, the AuN 'ne pa! "a 49, - -
cane upon "atefiL p'5-'' go - -,
the last eAf'ni 'l'el1, ~ w, "a f,t
road surro"a3ed .! - -, 'eo'
hSn' WITH - - 49,, go, =, 800 al
eFai lat6 " - . 80 - Jaro i
sbout - ie'. 60, ~ ,-t;l,ont 49,
was coh'1S' ~ - - -. - ~
escape A"'a ilo' - - OH VIZ.
r01tc, the tfe''' 5uS5iet' vi - -" ' w "N'
the roVgheA course ~ t1Is FNiHa~-h VI 7ASaI
The SPRUCE were laGeed mast s5Yeseiy teStei'
and every wagontonoue sounds praises 10 i. =.
Eagles builder, Ne"aga,
Accustomed a. san Antonio 10 ine uesNy 2oau
Of the Florida wagon, as used by the military
escort along with Us on. anloa.mees ana wagons
were laughed 1t fortheirlightness, an, pronounced
Unfit for tlt rough mountain roaes OF tbs country
Now whiic the massive FifE@2s, bound down by
a the load hayc to employ the !}rga wagon daily
the light sprirgy eagles OF Newark freely suspend
cd alofj their a1es, defy cye. the Devil 20 smash
them. Highly 20 hecommendedis bs patent hub.
rs uscd in Georgia for corn wagons, well suited
T. warm ctiaGtes and hard, rough r3ads. AT each
cad of the tub there is 4 wrought IRON band; the
tack, called the sand band, projecting to keep out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
no,ugs Of the Indiana State Convention.
From tie Boston J 0Qrnal, Dec.

The Convention up to this time have finally
passed on the following sections, VIZ Fixing the
terms Of Secretary, Treasurer and Auditor at two
years each, and rendering them ineligible alter
second election that there shall be no more IN
prisonment for debt, except for fraud that Ilo
right trial by Jury shall be inVIoate that no IAN
services SHALL be demanded property taken VIE l
outcompensatic &c. thatthere shall be no PuGIl
debt, except TO meet deficits in the revenue Ehat
reasonable amount Of property shaii DC r 20
empted from forced sales on execaslgh hafnre or
men shall have the property ownea " fSsud of
80 nre5;tors of their husbands secufe9 70 sne.n
LIZ tne thaf CLERKS Auditors County surveyors
W 10" .nH. shall each hold their olces yeafs,
eh9 @ ha only eligible yearsin any sefln Vi 70
and shan DC , Jn sberAs, Coroners and Treasarers
years s1as offices two years and shail only De
shall noLo ln0f in sig Justices OF the Peace
elIglole oI ac;ed 20 bold their offices tour years
shaI pe Assembly shalI provide by law tor
the ,ade Of doing county and township busl-
uniiot IT, IGaneyal Assembly shallreduce no coun-
nesS' iess extent than four hundred square miles;
y shall be drawn from the Treasury but in
I 10 las of appropriations made by law.
o1 an accurate statement Of receipts and expen.
d;.1res aha be published with the laws Of each
ragnar session OF the General Assembly. These,
With the adoption OF preamble to the Constitu-
ion and a. number of minor details, not necessary
% notice, comprise in brief the subjects that hsvs
been finally acted upon, up TO this tinae. The
1thcr subjects to be acted upon, are nearly oil be-
ore the Convention in the shape of printed re-
1oTta. are well masured, and in a shape TO be
ippediIy acted upon. Ind. State aautinal.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

- Further Applications are to be made to the
next Legislature . prohibit persons OF other coun-
ties from fishing for oysters and clans in the wa
tiers OF Hudson Co.; to amend the charter OF the
Bergen Point Plank Road Co., prohibiting them
from continuing their road further toward Bergen
Point than the four miles now completed For a
company with capital of 100000, for working
and manufacturing minerals and metallic substnn
ces, to be called the Union Manufacturing 20
with the right TO manufacture in the counties OIL
Essex and Hudson for alterations in the chafte, ,
ofthe N. j. Zinc and Copper Mining and M Manu-
turing Co., and TO call it hereafter the nas sson
Metal Co.; to unite the stocks OF [he as.' and
f Hsn a'Rn cS and TO- Sc ,s1
One % 10 be secured by for s0S , nnd
0onoa mount No for Telegraph Co. from st the
sa Sonce.ter to Cape Island to ih'oippa n
Rural Gemfeay to form the townships OF s't'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
The Free schools-The Supervisors ofSufloils.

The Free Scu0OlS-Inc NieoA q VI -'''i'"''>'
TO The Editor of The Tribune;
SrR-In an article in your paper OF the 26th
inst. headed The Schools OF Ne'c- York. in
speaking of the various means resorted to by the
onponents of the Free School Lar, to defeat or
thwart its operation, the following paragraph &C.
ours ain at least one County Suffolk the Su-
pervisors refused to levy the County tax required
bv the sct" Having been a member Of the Board
of Supervisors to which You refer, you will allow
me to say that the statement or charge, contained
in the above extract is not true in point OF fact.
The act in question required the Board of Super
visors at their annual meeting to levy the tax
to be raised upon the Counties under the said act
The annual meeting Of the Board in this County
was held as provided by law, on the first Tues.
day of October The act establishing Free
Schools did not take effect as a law until it was
officially announced 10y the State Canvassers that
it had been adopted by the people winch was
some six or seven weeks alter our annual meet
ing and after the Board had disposed OF the bQsi-
ness before it, and had adjourned for the year
The Board took therefore, no action on the sub
iect, for the very plain reason that they had no
authority TO do so. | submit, therefore, that the
charge contained in the foregoing extract is en-
tirey groundless.
1t may not, perhaps be improper to state in this
connection that some time in December, clrcu-
lar was received by the Clerk OF the Board, from
the State Superintendent OF Common Schools, in
timating that the amount required to be raised
upon those Counties in which the annual meet
ings of the Supervisors had been held previous to
the said act becoming law might be supplied by
the Supervisors by loan, and the amount assess
ed upon the County the next ensuing year A
special meeting of the Board was called and held
to consider the matter at which the Board deci
ded not to make the loan, some Of the members
believing they had no power TO do SON which
opinion, it seems, they have been sustained by
that of the Attorney General and, it may be ad
ded by other eminent legal gentlemen.
Presenting that you did not Intentionally mis-
represent this matter, have to ask as an act Of
Justice to the party implicated, that you give this
communication place in your columns. P
Sgdotk County, Nov "a
B No, Sir; we understood this dodge
before-its object and its results. Let US
hope that no similar pretext for embarras-
sing the operation of Free Schools will
ever occur hereafter,
Had the Supervisors of Suffolk really
desired to carry the Free School law into
effect, they would have asked the Legisla-
ture to pass supplementary act to correct
the oversight. But they desired something
else--apd got it. Ed, 1rf5.