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w Fatal amusement. In Pittsbure on Su

10" Fatal amusement In Pittsburg on Sum-
day morning, a little girl, seven or eight
years of age died from the effects of over ex-
eriion in skipping the rope. On Thursday
last spirit of emulation arose between her
and her playmates as to which could jump
the greateet number of times consecutively,
and by extraordinary exert,ons she was ena-
bled TO accomplish $50, but her life has pro-
we'd the forfeit. @-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

w Feeling in Kentueky.-The Louisville
Journal, after referring to the Nashville Con-
vention, says;-Any individual who shall go
into that body, assuming to be representa-
tive of the State of Kentucky, had better not
come back within her limits.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

THE Pottsville Railway Station, has been
finally located. The site selected is tho
same as was contemplated at first, below the
American Hotel and adjoining it. The Pass
enger office will be on Centre street
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

wWhen Jemima went to school she was
asked why the noun aaehelor was singular-~.
Because" she innocently replied, ''it's so
very singular they don't get married."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

One of the courts of Alabama has been
irving 10 soi,e for the last fortnight, the birth
and parentage of s little darkey, who has fall
len heir to quite an estate like Mungo Park
they are endeavoring to discover "the source
of the Niger" but whether they viii succeed
is still problematcal." ....
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

UCApITAL PUNISHMENT IN OHIo.-The
bill for the abolition of capital punishment
has passed the Ohio Senate by very decided
Hopes are entertained by its
friends that it will also pass the House.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

n FUNNY.-Mr. Monroe brought in dill
on Saturday, in the lower house of the Lee
gislature of New York, authorizing the taxa
tion of bachelors for the benefit of old maids
and orphans.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

vThe West Branch Canal is now in fine
navigable order, and considerable business
is already being transacted upon it. The
packets have commenced their trips.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

tg When boots first came in fashion,
pair was presented to worthy Mayor in En-.
gland He examined them aitentively, and
concluded they were new kind of basket.
Accordingly, when he went to Church the
next Sunday, he slung one around his neck,
and put his praper book into it. His wife u
sed the other 30 bring home her marketing
in
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

II Elections in Wtrtsmberg.-A letter from
Stuttgar says learned that 81 elections
have been announced to the Government, Of
which 80 are Democratic.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

g The time of running from Philadelphia
to Pittsburg, by railroad and stage lines, has
beed reduced to Al hours, and by railroads
and packets to 90 hours.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04
THE STAR OF THE NORTH
Is published every Thursday Morning, by
Weaver g. CiImoro

OFFICE-Up stairs in The New Brick building
on the south side Of Main street, third
square belu,o Market.
TERMS Two Dollars per annum, if paid
within six months from the time of subscri-
bing two dollars and fifty cents if not paid
within the year. No subscription received
for less period than six months: no discon-
tinuance permitted until all arrearages are
paid, unless at the option of the editors.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one square,
will be inserted three times for one dollar, and
twenty-five cents for each additional insertion.
a liberal discount wiH be made to those acho ad-
vertiSe by the gear.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

YAN ERoMTE.-The St. Louis Repub-
lican states that on the 25th ult., an Erolite
fell near Jefferson Barracks, Mo. which
weighed half ton.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04
GOOD WISHES FOR THE UNION.
BY D. D. FRENCH.

The bravest, truest, best Of men
With patriot dread behold
Tho dark and dismal cloud that seems
Our Union TO enlold,
Rouse ye, We sons of those who died
To give this Nation birth
The happiest and the fairest land
Of all the peopled earth
Rouse ye, ye patriots of the North
Treason mid yol hath thriven-
For traitor voices have proclaimed
"This Union must be riven !"
Rouse ye, ye Southern Statesmen rouse!
And lend your power TO save
Our Constitution from lis death
And Freedom from its grave
Oh that some pure Archangel,
Sent down from Heavens bright band,
Would sound the voice of warning,
Through all this glorious land,
AS herald from our God above
Whose goodness and whose might,
By miracles, TO us has taught
That "God defends the right
And that the words of warning
Thus, on each ear might fall
"Let each TO all the rest be true,
And God riH prosper ALL"
Maine would respond, N Hampshre's voice
Would shout the warning high,
Vermont, from all her mountain tops,
Would raise it TO the sky;
Old Massachusetts,, bravely too,
Would bear the warning OIL
For her blood first sealed our compact
On the field of Lexington
Rhode Island, all along thy coast
The electric sound should SWELL
Connecticut, thy steady voice,
Should speed it onward well,
The Empire Stale a mighty shout,
Like her own torrents roar,
Would raise TO bear it, till it roll'd
Along New jerseys shore;
And Pennsylvania iron tongue
To Delaware would call,
"Let each TO all the rest be true,
4And God acW prosper aA"
On, on the warning still should go,
Ger all our sunny land,
Till 10 the broad Potomac
Responds the Rio Grande!
And where the vast Pacilic's waves
Break on our Western shore,
The echo should return 10 greet
The fierce Atlantc's roar.
And every man would say to each,
sour Union cannot full
While each to all the rest is true,
Sure God WILL prosper aH."
Washington, Feb. %, 1850.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

DTHE California Convention, which pro-
hibited slavery there, was composed OF II
persons from slave States, and only al from
all other quarters.
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wout of 1,l75 brave fellows who be-
lorged to the NJ Y. Regiment of Volunteers
and served in Mexico only about ITO are
now alive.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

The Governor of Massachusetts, has ap-
pointed the 1lth of April to be observed, in
that State as day of fasting.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

'I'm a done sucker" as the child said
when it was weaned.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

@THE TOBACCO CRop in Missouri is very
large this year. They have invented a new
plug, which they call the "Bentonian twist"
/, is said to be puzzle 10 chewers
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

wTHE number of piano.fortes annually
in the United is estimated to be-
ten thousand.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

In THE UNITED STATES ARMY Brigadier
General receives S246 so per month.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

"They say" is politively one of the grests
est liars known. eas
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

BNEw BoArs.-Frick s. Co., of lewis
town, advertise for two hundred boat bull
ders.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-04

wThe Legislators at Harrisburg amuse
themselves by throwing paper balls at each
other.
The New York herald., 1850-04-11

whigs In ha'irs. democrats In Romsn The CouncU
stands whigs 20 - dcmpcrats
In the Board of Supervisors 81 democrats and -
Nhigs elected
TIIg wfLLIANsBrRcn ELEcrsoS.
The completion ~ the canvass yesterday. shows
that wiillamsburgh had gone democratic Kdnana
Drggs, the democratic independent candidate rsr
President received ,iss votes bis competitor IolA-
Driggs' majority, lT5.
John Broseh candidate for Clerk on the Democratic
and indcpe ndent tickets received LII votes Geo g.
Baker whig candidate, 10ct-Brocc chs majority 1sG
Abram ,. Berry. csnddsts Tor Supervisor on ths a.
mocratic and independent tickets received SO yof a.
Geo " Andrews, whlg, 90. Berry and Andrews are
elected
Henry C. Boswell, democrat l. elected Justc. Of Tho
Peace
The Trustees elect srs;--
1st Dl-triet-Do~r.ng ". Crares. uoratio n. Pry-
cit. and Daniel u winant
ID District CAsuncey - Lsg, Harris comslocs, sad
Daniel Richly
ID District 7Noss. Gr,en, CAs, W. TFs-rsiss saa
Ifen'v On-ar Total. vhigs Independents aud .
democrats.
run on the independent ticket Wings in hslcs.
The ususl ~hig majority u about 800.
Atrl-v EIrcrto~ The Official returns OF the AllsnV
municipal election have come O. hand. and show do
cided falling of from the usual whis noritie- Town
send whig u elected Mayor over Perry denocrat kY
hut eleven votes. The wiiig Justice and dsmccratD
Aeee1-or elected and two democratic superintsn-
dents The whigs have elected seven Aldermen, and
the democrats thres slx whig aud four demccrstka
Supervisors elected
The New York herald., 1850-04-11
fffv IufsIflueper

Canvass Poox AUcrio--Rissr DAYS sArs- -Thtw
auction opened yesterday vt 10 o'clock Wa very
rrapectahiy attended Mr. kecse was a. racy ana fuf
~ fun ard Wit ~ ever H@ kept the auiience I'm .
rcsr fellow ~ .lnhui.s mirth. like Vortex. ts thu
same Keesc The~bidding was occasionally spis,t,s
enough hut. a. general rue. ths books we're knock
ed down cheap considering their character and mar
ket price Niss' weekly Register No 20s In the e.
tslogue fortytwo volumrs, sold Cor only forty -Gv~
cents per volume though II s we'll worth a. per vo-
lume Magnal's Christi Americana or the Eocie-ias-
tcal iirory cf New England from ts first planting
In lo2o TO 1888 In vols, sold for sl2 90 No 90 tn
the catalogue entitled Discovery Of the Large Rici
and Beautiful Empire % Guiana. Relation OF "a
Great and Golden City Of Msnoa &c performed in a.,
year 1896, by Sir Walter Raleigh: Imprinted al Ion
don, bv Robert Robinson. 15p-S--od for 80 tnough
about the sire ~ fifteen cent book II is vay r,r~
and is said 20 be from this work that shsA sn..r.
derived his knoviedge % tho stnl vax~d rcr-
moo,bes" recess took place from two oslocs TN
seven When the sale was RESUMED and continued 10
No t3 IN the catalogue, af,er which . portfolo -
beautiful engrsvings vas s,ld To-day the sale w,0
be very rich In biography and letters
Trs Etscrro- ov Piss w.rprrs --Ata meeting he,S
tirrinens Hall, on tuesday night 9th April fSsoL
Oh The representative of the Fire Department. "a. f
loving candidatS elected arer four eea~ vs
nsnotlngA, nanny. Thomas Boesc, John Kettieman v
WstrbufJ sd John Reese. The meeting then ~d |.
lourned ov~ 10 nest MendAy night at elxhk s,plo~h
70 elect Tho .o,het eish, are vsrisas.
The New York herald., 1850-04-11
Rt.RcTIoy.

HNUVhIlN IIVNs
The election In Brooklyn has resulted In ,hs oss>
pete Of the democrats In every dcpsrtme~t q
the city government We give the result belowi--
Smith. democrat Is elected over stranahan vhle -
a majority of 3Tg votes.
The New York herald., 1850-04-11

Mr.. CARAoLL moved 10 amend by striking out the
$4,000 for foreign poor New York Carried 10 20 Is
Mr. D,>Cucx moved these 1900 to New York, and
$500 to Washington county. Lo~t.
The report was then agreed 10, and the bill resd
aud passed-a tho Senators voting, voted In the afr
NATIVE. Recess
The New York herald., 1850-04-11

The southerner at CharIeston.
Cr.RL,,ro-, April o. 1sss
The steamship seutherner, Weld, h" arrived IRON
The New York herald., 1850-04-11

The report OF the committees finally, At haIf-past
In the morning, was agreed to.
TINE.
To amend the General Banking Law. Lost and re-
eor rsidercd.
The Senate then, at ] o'clock on Wednesday
ing took recess to "
ApsAyr, April 10, 1850
IIur covERSoR's AppRrss.
The following commune alton received from the
Lieutenant Governor -
DrLxyAS Horss. April q. 1870.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
Diansrera. &c.

bAAa a'afAsS DavsN Bstoa I'm BaIofs "a P.o.ia
contact f-p0,t.}} s sa,, gat,- "a Tblf.dy
efranE % r''nss ih@ latter Ts>sei t sfar lard
s'fo' f' a ulEnE carrying
oP@i .h1 o' .ssh sro 6fnk~ I'VE plaS
th'at iLs pas s' aa5 rns we're suhsq seu.
Bo, by steamer 8 Forbes, ~ '
ScHa BALriHoErt 10 s. George Me- from Mt,b "a, S ys
with hmtsr pH' aio Sptuc I'd oss oil par. 81 4t La
Goat, both chsiB> sui an horr. 'f
BAG PIrzEL M-hes Hamilton Bertna "a from yyo,t 49,,
tered sers',a Of hay "a aosi ths Who passage eo-a
cssn -biisd snd y our Of tec' load Of we're a
rus "a tnTsr rom PAL, s,na
-eBced sal- sh. aud los, load Of cod
b. brig BONE N-~port reports no date a loa 81 70
passed 7s--e isu astrd, blovPg sse At he line
Brig Ronnas OF ~ wb-u NC before mentioned rapsrred
tina, pot entirely to pieces 4ai III the cargo became
total l,ss
sea gl4 from Phil 7 o+:oa Stors reported on
Smiths sod ZIP NaHtuck-t has broken IN PAGES
trslp sch Il ashore 51h at has PROB b 5s-i.
certainly. at work Saturday last iisehasus
iinhar h-f asck
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA,

Cor fespondence o. the Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov %.
There is quite an excitement IN our SoodIy ci'y
+o.day. in regard to the address delivered az tue
Musical Fond Hall last evening, by DR.. JoseP"
Berr. IN answer 20 Archbishop Haghess lecture
n,on the Decline of Professionalism. Inc haii
via crowded last night by splendid audience
and to day thousands have besle5cd the sun o',
ace 10 obtain copies OF the paper wh'ch contain
renort OF the address 1t being the only paper
which published it. The address is thought TO DC
a mastery production.
1ones's Hotel has again thrown to the breeze
she Swedish flag in honor OF the arrival again III
Philadelphia of Jenny Lind. She arrived quietly
iast night, and is now occupying her comfortable
apartments at Jones'S Her iirst Concert IS CIV
en- at the Musical Fund Hall this evening
During last night the store OF j. w Gibbs, No.
Is South Second st was entered by burglars, and
robbed of $500 worth Of goods
Az the men on trial in the .. S District Court
for robbing the L. s. Mail, were this morning
discharged from custody, the Jury IN the case 5F
having returned a verdict OF Not golity' ne
evidence against the delepdants "fs VI UH0 "NN'A
est character.
The new steamship Albatross, intended 10 run
between this port and Charleston VIII DC
launched from KensiDgton ship yard e,nofr %
Business generally continues very quiet Co or 10 m
imed request aud only two sn all lois OF y pduu
and New Orleans have been disposed OF al t4hW.'4 Gee
q h. on time The FLOUR market continues laa9 y,
sales 1000 bbs for expert part sGasiu az sy hi
something less thai 87 and part extra al . % q o5
Saes for city ala $4 to5 80 for common ana G%
brands RYE FLOUR IS IN demand al "a 20 + ~ ' ,d
Corn MEAL have been made al - 7 bb bal some hoiq
ers win OF accept this price. The demand for WuEATd
less active and prices are hardly ppofteG oaieS ".
bushels fair and good White al lUa !! and red At Us
% bushe Corn is in steady dema1d Sales oi4.VoO ou9t
SIS old yellow GO al % TO Go, accoTalh8
Gryness and mixed cid and new al 80 cents OATS are
scarce We quote southern 50 cents and Pennsylyan
al AZ cents y bushel WHISKY is in limited requestaud ma
decined SAFES bhls % cents and hhds al 70 cchtS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
Foreign Ports.

AZ Cieniuegos 18th INST vessels for Mas YORK, Hg probably
the Lucy Spear, and Dsputer Sailed sth br Sarah Waus,
Thompson, Boston
than1as 9Th bark Sarah oqey Reak for Boston next
day sch Independence, Blanchard. for DO ldg
SD I'm Carienas brig Topqun Pickett, Boston
,mon 8srnuda nth sch Corsair, Nesey, Bait
more 18Th Petrol aabee New York Cleared h, sch hsdo,
smllh. Baltimore.
Arr Georges Bemuda) llth brig Princess Royal Doe,
New York.
era Leone ut Mary Irvine Taylor from Bahia ot
Phlla. unc.
Al u,, brig ceesna, Pickett, for Palmirs
Valparaiso, 18th UT ship Ann Mara, Dot i'm Nfok June COY
SFrancjsco few days.
At RIO de Janeiro g. latest ship Chill Leach I'm Boston
for California repairing Hex NYork DO do, bark General
Jones' Harding I'm ST Mays Elyua Harbeca Due from Lisbon
Pengi fin Cape Verde; Roanoke Kelly from
PhiadoPhIa Fanny sP'e-r
rom New York for California repairing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
nr11yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1850

rails TO- lpviap the Belyidere and Delaware Rail
rood no ,,,ors il coropIeted along The line for
,h4 rsceI.tion of the suuers.fuctars.
rt.o p.;lr,,5 r,or, Fond dr DC T., ViIgaotes,
md n. Cl.;coeo and thus directly to Boston, New
vi, g., sa,,, ,be Foa3 du La, Journal, ia
81 g.. rb-o.,ol tho axo,,ion. NJ InJre Maog
"a 90, uvatt Smith. Of JsnosyiIe. q loan of
,,if;on. bo. boon negotiated. and ,b4 balance of
tho s+oal tatsnnn. The engineers. Messrs John.
so, and Loo have viewed the whole rcate, and
f,r l,,,i,q tho -on,a &c
:. "a tbot .ba yvo,k win he eoo7olersl in
-, IN, ,fo,I F}iyor .,,,l I.al,s Erie
r-.,.-.1 -, - sbo,,, Io,za iroreasa of
e., Oo+o1,or com,
business 'Io s'0'9 ~ g.
P"ieu " i'' 'l' ''--'o
Io"s o...,...-,o.o ef7 2eq 76
Receipts in October l8i9........,.... 1881 -
,u.-oaso .......................sI 5,572 90
rl,a tfo,t Communicable contains the
x,uoolo,,,otio, of Gov Helm Announcing that the
ca,,thorD Rank Of Kentucky has comnlied with
~. i,,oo.oo.otiro, y and tbat its officers NAV
1000 - ,,o o,.actior IF oil +bo nrviIeges and
l,a.,,oso oo,,fa.rod rr,o,, =
o.. 49, Chartar &c tbo rebnon+a,ec Railroad
r. !.t;a, bas ;,.t heon orgonizod Of New.Or.
~, 60 c4oo1 r1oood a. "a o0o 00o
iI"lE' ,i,;, 10 ssod &C fnIl naid TO
Mr. uorgong in navment of the grant. including
II H. o,,,oi,ioc,
all the lands, privileges etc ana Vne Ie1t''i"5
&c 600 600 TO be subscribed. About 81 600 600
F0''0V'00S
has already been subscribed
200 mn L. If CIiconO hos
lean OF S3U,OOO Tor me ClIy ol NHio@5o ''o'
been negotiated with Mr. Henry Young of New
oeoh H05O'i"'NN "isi "
York
By the terms of the contract for building the
Galena and Chicago Road from Elgin to Belv
dere the first six miles of the road west OF Elsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
SECOND BOARD.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27-P. VI.


In Stocks there is more activity, and consider
Rble speculative movement especially in Harlem,
which has advanced to day Il y cent-closing at
63l. There is movement among certain parties
90 get control of the stock and turn ont tho pre-
gent management. Erie was not so firm, and
closed at 81, after touching So. Morris was frmer
Farmers Loan also and Reading AT the Sc
cond Board there was general advance in all
Stocks. Incomes have sold to large extent
closing at 93l. The sales of Government 6s,
1867, exceed 100000 at ll6S.
In Exchanges there is nothing Of Importance
doipg, and the market is steady at Q94 for best
Sterling. Continental Exchanges are heavy,
Freights are dull, with engagements $4,000
bushels Wheat at Id; 5000 bbls Flour at led
Cotton, 81; Dead Weight l5s AIS cd. To
Havrc, Cotton "a, To California the market is
duh. To London we heard of engagements OF
zoe bbls Flour at Is Cd; 400 tierces Beef Is; 500
bbls Resin, es and 100000 lbs Whalebone ID.
To Liverpool ESQ bbls Resin, ls@ls Sd; 400 Oil
Cake, Is 2tl Cheese &c. l5s917s Cd GOO bills
Apples, rs Cd eco tierces Beef 2s ass Cd 10 a so
bids Tobacco, eos and Cotton 3s y bale There
is very little Cotton Offering, To Glasgow, 1900
bbls Flour is sd ull, @0s ana Beef 50, Y
Swedish bark took cargo of Pipe Slaves for Mar
seilles, at $40 %.
Money on call has been extremely abundant, to-
day, and it has been difficult to place better than
y cent, Paper does not go quite SO freely.
A new Bank is to be started up town, of which
Ex Governor and Ex.Assistant Treasurer Bouck
~ to be President.
The annexed table shows the condition of the
Eew-York City Banks at nine different periods Of
the last two years. 1t shows gradual expansion
in all departments:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
From our Correspondents

pEILADFLPHIA NV g7--iTiVc4-ShP Atcoe, J'aa.as',
SYora bork Mary whetr Boston, Ezabsth Rsrias'on IA
x,n, b, I,rae Dsttoa; sens Wellington Allen,
NYofl Cape MAY, 2. Far River II T4lIaa, Young 8fato
psi rreh; s:jney Mn-r 5oles Brssoort Liberty,
bra Pforldeurr. RusbHs smith De- w swan, Townse1i,
sy,t p.ns.vvsna EnIco do Henrietta Rad SB~ifofd Boil
y9r Jsmes sauucAst Cohasse, Blackwell SBcdorI; Moses
ROW Hal Prov tencs ble Sherman DO; Margaret Ann Ha
c.4ed-shp Jobn Albert Harvard Sotsan' sens Anna Son.
~ sn.,. rYe Mayefst Ana. Ravens, Pfoydence RuabjN,
1,i9 jerof, q Il TaIaz. fou1S Providence; Elshai,
toi,FS tvsn ca e=;a. " rraor= Bi5u syrsn Lev fovt
W fs5v rova4ead EYcs; Michigan, shufs, Blatoaj
Fs. H4,f akron Pfog1eaee sata-y nor, Bps, BZs
ron siary H,sy P,,de1cs G'-ean %-lt H[9t )
~ caps May Rots dol Peaasy yaa, ssico'i, NYark
J R7si.ng srl,hi Pfas.tslee Ljterty 2saors, eo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
Launches.

A. Belfast lsi o f tie yard o fesSrs Carter Stephsaioc
Co, abark Of 5oo called th R HlI4ns owned by HizsL
Of Belfast the builders aad ar Chspn OF Boson
be c-mmsuee ed by Capt Geo Cntren
Al Tscott Eom the yard OF JOAN 8aeh schooner Of 1877 iaas
called the Lewis Bah Owned the h4 and intended
ieshtpg between tresco;t and Slor be commanied
Capt 20 " VI 'Fa-d-n.
by Captain Brown fus schr Of IFS
called the Brown be commanded ~ Captain pa7d
Of N CIt-Za-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

TIE line Of discounts, as the line of deposits
~ ',4 uninterrupted progresaioa-the former
sa a;a o a 20 o cent more than in 1913 that is
s :. sog in ,weptg four months, an increase Of
twenty.two millions in loans has taken place Al
though the City Banks show an increase of rhrce
Millions Of loans between June and September,
vet the aggregate B enks of the State show a de
crease in that item Of Five Millions. The annex
ed table shows that the rate Of dividends has also
L.. --nr,,i a :, i1,l.r., ns NO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORK. ..........soy. ~
Cleared.

Ship Emma Field, Snow, NOrleans w Enwel
Cumber (Saro Gazzoa Genoa Oreans; Southern
Hooper Francisco, Smith, Actress, Be Murphy SAINT
John NB, Cook smith Anater Russell N3sif0fd osicn Be
Ia (Brem) Pope, HoDduraa, Pope Il Co
Bss America. BIZ Beck~ih wnd.9r N3, sous Whitney y
Butdck Franklin marl finsss st mary Geo Lady
Of III. Ia.e Hill Bermuda Middleton k Menuphar. Shspley
Hsrson Bros Loeo Henderson, Belize, Mass Gar
land Br) Gard Cadz
SENS Franklin Warenan Msmeato Terry RchmOnd New
YORK Coods- Boston; CHILEAN tBr) Miller, Windsor Ms Rich.
nond Dearborn Rchmond Pamco Simmons Washington NC,
Mitchell.
Steamer Oneida Nell, Philadelphia
Bare Planet WrgLIt, Phlad lpha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
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Markets 49,.

The receipts since our last have, been $4,000
do trLEY The FLOUR market j. heavy, owing 10 large
r,eeiF.s CoRy is Without ear-1ge but naclivej sales
?ot0 bushels 60 cents for NJ ted Western 00o bushels
BARlFY sold at 9S0l9 cents oars are 43D 81 and Prison
INul.- q = calts.