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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
WASHINGTON.
American Pr oduets mt the Worlds Fair.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March !.


WASHINGTON, Tuesday March I.
To he Editor Of The Ne'c- York TSitHas;
The St. Lawrence" having sailed on her no.
bic mission, conveying the specimens of the IN
dustry, skill and enterprise Of our Republic, !:
may be interesting to your readers 70 have
statement Of the number Of articles sent, and to
know which of our States are represented.
The whole number Of exhibitors is 457, and the
entire space required for the United States will
be about $4,000 feet. OF these exhibitors, ls9
are from New.York, 70 from Massachusetts, 81
Penpsy lvanis 80 Ohio, l6 Maryland, II Vermont,
"a Virginia, Connecticut New-Hsmpshire, 7
South Caroline, 6 New.Jersey, Tennessee, 5
Rhode Island, Kentucky, Alabama, Louis
lana, Indians, Missouri, Mississippi, Cali
FORMS, Michigan Maine, 2 District Of Colum-
bia, Illinois, and North Carolina
Most of the goods have been sent In the Ma
tional vessel, but some have gone In the steam
ers. CHARLES I. STANsBURY, Esq. has been sp-
pointed as sgent TO superintend the transpor.a'
ton, unlading and transhipment OF the goods.
Great care will be taken, and no pains or ex-
pense spared, 20 secure the sale delivery OF all
articles sent in the St Lawrence.
EDWARD RIDDLE, Esq OF Boston is appointed
sn Agent by the Executive Committee to have
the general charge and display Of the goods when
they have been admitted into the building, and he
is TO be consulted by American exhibitors in any
case where they may wish advice, as he will be
the medium between exhibitors and the Royal
Commissioners.
The St. Lawrence has been ordered to return
to the United States as soon as her cargo has
been discharged at Southampton, so that some fu-
ture provision will have to be made to bring the
articles b ack to this country.
Yours, respectfully, M SIS.
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OnOndaga.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

SYRACUSE Monday, March 5.
Mr.. EDITOR: l observe, in The Tribune Of
the 2sth ut you say Of Onondaga, Subsequent
returns show, that o. T. Frisbie, the Supervisor
Elect from Otisco is good Wing, which changes
the result in this county to Wings to IA Free
Sol and Hunker Opposition" write to correct
the impression that might be made as to the
Hunker opposition. 1t is strange god in these
quarters. But for the heedlessness of the Wings
in the town of salina, in nominating a candidate
unqualified for the Office of Supervisor, the Legis
lature" of Onondaga county would have been
pure and spotess, and free from the contamina
ting influence of all such bpeds known as " II dnk.
ers." But, as it is, solitary and alone, our Board
will contain one, aud bat one.
The pTtce OF Cotton In the centre OF the Empire
State 10 i0lc. We are too far distant to feel the
influence Of the Y. Union Committee. The
pure air Of Freedom is here uncontaminated by
the intrigues of commerce and trade. Let South
ern politicians rant about the Dissolution OF the
Union and Northern Fanatics it disturbs not our
equilibrium. | want to inform the N Y. City
Doughfsces, Wigs and LOcos, that TIE country
never can be made to bow the head or bend the
knee 20 Slavery or its propagandists. 1t may be
policy for politicians who ambitious OF their
own elevation, and to tradesmen who are seeking
share of the "Spos" of the planter, to cry
" Compromise and Union" and TO act the part
selfsbness dictates; but, where this vital demo.
cratic principle reaches beyond the infected
"coast of Commerce" it finds fast friends and
Supporters in both the great political parties. In
this great and rich county, there is not handful
of "silver Grays,' and the number Of old, genu'
inc "Hunkers can all be boxed in room 80 by
40 The State of New York, outside the City of
New York, is sound" The people are not
abolitouists in the general acceptation Of the
party term, but they are opposed to Southern die
tation and the extension and perpetuity Of Slavery
in this democratic " land of Freedom!
The course of The Tribune is highly commend
ed in the rural districts" 1t gladdens every
good mans heart to know your paper is spreading
the Truth to millions, and ripening the public
mind on the great question of the age.
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C,ry CouRr-Beore Judge Greenwood

I'd two Aldermen DdSd Graham We. WSs a. C0f-
Lon vas brought by planuf no 10 lawyer 10 Tecov-
6tbsaLce of $3.50 for fees Ia the OF The People
snst VIM A. Colt aud Son, for Asssnt and battery &c
kNsrch 1850 The DEF, hch vas made by COlt In
Rsou was the exorbance Of the charge made by plain
b be having alre ady received amount equal to that
canned The evidence IN ths that II the trlal
sd for several days, The defendant bad promised the
Of $500 The Jury returned verdict OF sos, being
he am0un; claimed, with interest
Joka gyaAaT va Sqse-Thls vas simisr action with
he foregoing. The plsiUuf Is the brother OF David
Gkam ane was associated wsh him 10 the trial OF the
Colt case His claim was for a balance OF S525 on an
AMOUNT Of ISIS which he receive for his servsces
he Only question In this as TO cheek or 30
eyen by Coli TO reporter To take down the Judges
charge and on which the plaiuid alleged he paid the
money This Included In the balance aimed by
pasf but considerable doubt existing this point the
claim was waived by Mr. Graham, aud the Jury found
verdict In his favor OF Sl79 AZ, iuc,Sding interest
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.
NEwJERsKY-The following are copies Of i'm
nrtant bills which have been recently passed by
re Leeislature.

Re Legislature:
Nkcr TO ABOLISH THE FREEHOLD QUALIFICATION.
bs N ENACTED by ne Sesats dad Geaerat AsseNbiy
~ STATE Of Neu-yeysey ThAt sns not be necessary
sser oz any person 20 poss-ss freehold in order 10
10y him TO be elected 10 and Rcld, occupy, possess and
~! Wy puonc office Whatever, 10 any country or iowa
Mp tis State
znlks enaeted ThS, II shall not be necessary here
o. Other Jury OF inquest cunvvHed Gnder the authority
es State Ihai such person Oe tfsenoder and that al
sne processes be reauer be issued IN this State 40
e aokofy Of the Stale for The purpose Of convening
Sssanoftng any such jury or inqaest, shall omit tbs
49, requiring freehold Qualification. GRy law usage or
Iva 10 NE contrary Notwithstanding.
~sstgskEr TC THs ACT ENTITLED AN ACT coNcERN-
INC DisrREsSEs' APPROvsD AFRiL fora, 1876
Dc II ENscTxD by TIE Seafe aHd GeHe'di Asss7btg
- elete ef heaocrts That The goods and chsels men
70 NE eighth sec ion Of the which this IL 81 p
a. BY law privilsdgeo from dis ress for eat shS
ebssd be deemed and taken 70 be All such goods and
kss ss row are or may hereafter hs by soy law OF ms
IL 70 any debtor FOR the 81 MS family against
q @sso AID COT liable 20 be seized taken by virtue
"a or civil process Issued out VI any eoaft OF
na b esaefed That the goNis end chaitss men.
it;erred tot the iOlr--nth 6feeuth sixteenth,
fr, efhteerth nin~s-nih, tSend-lh and Iwsoty.
kea.Suots Of The act 10 which this IL cup Semen al
70 mean such goods and cnsll.s are not BY law
A. a. AOressc and sll toe remedies provided In
A. he said several ous for hs recovery OF rent
b. ~ limited and resrsii OF far exempt from,
sss pcsAton tie sm0unl Ia value Of goods ano ehasles
- ~ AFORESAID.
I'D Be q enacted. That nothing in this act .hAR be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

~ Col JOHN Z. CAREw, the Editor Of the
Secessonist organ of South Carolina and the
South, the Charleston Mercury, is now on visit
TO Boston. He has been much amused with the
trial Of the rescuers of ShSdrsch in the U. S Dis
trict Court He do Mt think this Rescoe"
business was a circumstance in comparison
with some Of the doings OF the South CsrolinA
Committees of Safety, against which no ProclA-
nations were issued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

The Erie Bond sale went of with great spirit
and the demand was apparently healthy inquiry,
mainly for investment. The entire amount was
sold at 9Oa9OI, closing at go. The sale has
proved very satisfactory to every one.
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t. his studio at Florence
Sat an artist, young ana iar'
xx,,;sinr hv the wsxen taper,
words TO tighten lonely care
s,ddenIy he fell 20 weeping
Rose and buried to and iro;
rhau. returning TO his table,
Tbss he wrote, with soul agloW;
,r.dv. would that |, spirit
In the twinkliDg OF an eye,
o,er the wide and weary ocean,
Unto you alone could fly.
Pc YOU waking, be you sleeping
Lonely or in social cheer,
Ivould breathe 10 you wonder
You would smile aud weep 10 near
Five the weeks, this Hitting noine""
Since we sat together ias1
And your eyes, in love ana PI'y'
On nv longing face were cass
In vour warm aud soothing hnsers
Chilly hands were purely. Pres1'
And fell. in such compassion,
Wra,cbsdness itself were blest'
.Lopg gazed on you in silence
pr}nting deeply in my heart
Every look and line OF feature,
With lovers truest art; :.
mich wished to pour my feeling
Forth in tears Of sweet reliei,
But nv soul was dark and stlned'
Sealed the bitter fount OF grief
syainly, until now, my fancy
Strove TO see that look again;
Still the misty, changing image
Came and went to me 10 VAN;
Still a hundred other faces
Intervened to vex mine eye,
And nv soul, with sorrow SINKING,
Would not weep, ] knew not why
( But, to night my pen had wandered
From the duty OF the DAY,
And unconsciously was sketchinS
Random faces, In its play;
Suddenly ofyou Pondered-
An. some angel. present then,
Rreathed on me an inspiration,
Guided my unwilling pen
GThere YOU were the half shut eyelids,
Head inclined and turned aside,
Rounded cheek aud hair so silken,
Rounded forehead, high and wide
There the smile serene, eternal
There the glance that ne'er was cast
Save by you-so melting, earnest
All, wept and wept, at last
Here he dropt bis pen 10 wonder,
While feeling, sweet and new,
Like a sudden light aud music,
Thrilled bis lonely being through,
Afterwards, message told him
She, the loved one, died that night,
And he knew that then her spirit
Flew to him with love and light. L. Q
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Eg@ Dr.. GABoR NAPHEGYI is at Rochester,
lecturing on the wonders of the Microscope. We
hope he explains to his auditors the process by
which be saw the Cuban expedition for which the
Spanish Minister paid him $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

The HUNGARIASs Society OF Hungarian
Befugees held meeting on the I'd inss., at which
nearly all the members residing in this city were
present. The difference which recently existed
among some of the members, was satisfactorily
arranged, and Majors E. Hamvassy, T. Demoln'
ski and Captain A. Grsza appointed as Com
mitee to represent the Society for the next three
Months
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RUN OvER.-A little girl, five years of
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOLD THIEF.-On Tuesday night last
kow WAS seen lowering goods from the window OF
German boarding house In York-st Gold and in their
Iel 10 arrest him. the police go, hold VI the wrong person
E on examination before the Jnslice, proved his inno
rsr.s and was discharged The thief escaped.
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CHARGE TO NIcARAGUA-A correspondent OF
The Herald states that GEORGE EVANS was on
Wednesday nominated to the Senate as Charge
d'Affaires to Nicaragua.
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ARKEsrs FOR GRAND LARcENY.-Michael

WEIGH alias Thomas Smith, and NJ sry McFsrleywere on
Wednesday arrested -ged with stealing $3.50 from
Dc coat pocket OF choir echuiler Of No 81 West st
spDears that the complainant accosted In the street
Sthe McFarley who induced him to so up dark
iey when he violently seizso by person, supposed
bbeWeich, who held him aud cned "Wstch!" al the
kp OF his voice At this lime the money was stolen and
% the OF the parties lhe was found on the
,sson Of the fema The accused were bo.h committed
T Justice Osborne for trial
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v. PALMER'S COLUMN,
MANKIND, it is said. may be divided

MANKIND, it is said. may be divided
Ava into three distinct classes those who stub
born TO abandon sder conviction hose who
are 80 RHbe a. 10 be easily deceived and those who sre
advantage.
Is very difficult to correct the aged and to induce peo
pie to adopt true principles who the errors In which
they have grown grey
Philosophy, wisdom ard liberty support another 10
who llnot reason Is fanatic he who reason 10
afoOl; be VITO dare not reason IL slave
Industry well directed. viii give a man competency Inc
few years The greatest Industry mssPped useless.
The shortest and sures way live with honor he
world Is 70 be In reality what would appear TO be-
He who never changes any Of bis opinions, cor
reefs any OF his mistakes
"Pericsm fearlessly what you believe 10 be right
Heaven helps those who help themselves"
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CITY ITEMS.

AccIDENT.-John II. Keyser, Hot Air
Vum,ee manufacturer So Chd-sL met with serious &C
Gent IN falling through tn floors int the s1bcelar of
sv block Of buildings Madsonav where he " as put
he hot air pipes He conveyed to his residence In
Tsnknst and at present Is considered very danger
ofv bur
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RromsITIoN OF BURGLARs.-GeOrl

Wmsmson negro and white youth named - Fsllon,
trsed some lime under suspicious circumstances,
v led TO the belief that they guilty Of or accesso
Mo The numerous burgsT1os receRy committed IN THIS
IN were on Wednesday taken jersey City on requi-
ou OF The Governor OF Newt, sey charged with being
y perpetrators OF two burgares committed In jersey
yoz The night of the l7Ih Instant.
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ASSAULT WITH A SLuNG SHor.-W

ASSAULT WITH A SLUNG SHOT.-Wm.
Hey was arrested by officer Duffy OF The Fourth ard
o. Tuesday, charged with sssAuidog Joseph Rider and
rkiDR him the head with snng shot, iuhctng very
dangerous wound He locked up By Justice Osborne
tor trisl.
RUN OvER.--A little girl, five years of
Me- daughter OF Mr. ODOnne residing at the Of
fhirdav and Twentieth a. accidentally
on Wednesday horse and wagon, her fathers real
dence and Injured, though not seriously.
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Notices Of v. b. PaImer's Agency.

The business Of advertising imPerfeety understood
bv merchants generally Mr Psmers great experience
s1d extensive agency enshle him TO give very Important
and valuable Suggestions Ia these matters 10 al who may
favor bm with an interview The subject. presented BY
him l. eerIa worthy the serious attention Of al persons
engaged In active busiaess"-N. Y Daily Tribune
PALMEEs enterprise, accompanied Il is with bis
tnDg Industry cearsighisdness, indomtsbe energy and
unwsverDg perseverance, deserves the reward which vc
have doubted he would eventually recevePsia'
dapha Pubic Ledger.
"Hr Palmer TO- believe entitled to the credt OF Oh
fnang and establishing upon general scale, IN tn
Try, this and important public convenience, ana W
doubt not that ts advantages wiz be duly 80
Appreciated and the enterprise by which hey are sno"
fairly rewarded" Baltimore Sss. ,.s
Janusyls h"e
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B House-hunting has begun in Jersey
CITY
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ducers of the coarser iron, who are generally men
of small means. The owners of the small iorses'
doing their own labor, will continue for some time
TO work for a mere subsistence, in preference to
abandoning the business. 1t is evident, however,
that if this state Of things continues much longer
the business of these small establishments must
cease. and that the rolling and nail mills which
prospered in lS49 must meet with reverse
five suppose that the ratio of our consumption
of Iron should not continue to increase, unless we
make a retrograde movement in all the Industrial
arts, with diminished production in this country
of 100000 tuns, we must send abroad for the I'M
1nense supply Of 100000 tuns- At the Presentlo"
prices Of Iron, one quarter of the value oil our
great article Of export the Cotton CROP must go In
payment for this Iron. With the prices which
prevailed in 1896, these 100000 tuns OF lron' cau-
ing one half Bar and the other ball PIG iron,
would cost forty FIVE millions of dollars, and would
require nearly the whole export OF Cotton taxing
the aversge value of the crop exported from iSi
10 ls4s, which has been estimated TO have ne1ted
fifty millions of dollars per snnum.
The advantages Of the Iron manufacture 70 the
Agricultural interest are particularly sho IN oy
a statement Of the quantity ana Vaius OF tue PrO'
duce of the farmer, consumed at furnace IN tne
State of New. York making 5000 tuns Of Iron IN
a wear the same amounting TO no less than
$4,000 Thus, for each tun Of Pig Iron Produced
the sum of e. 80 was paid to the farmer Tor MS
products Taking this as an average, the manu-
facture of Pig Iron alone, when prosperous tur'
pished the farmers home market for over iour
millions of dollars Of agricultural produce. In This
account no mention is made of the produce con-
suued BY the laborer from his ownland, nor OF the
cotton. sugar, rice and tobacco the productions oil
the planter, neither Of articles OF clothing idrnl
ture and building materials, the product OF the
manufacturer and mechanic. Intact We ind that
each producer of Iron has been a consumer 70 the
whole extent of his production, and that his pro
duc,iou has alone given him the power OF con
sumption. The greater portion that the producer
If Iron has received for bis labor has been ek-
Oended for the daily supporter hnselia and family
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Gas LAMp Posrs.-A Restitution has beer

REwARD.-The Trustees have voted a
sd Of 500 for the apprehension OF the persons who
IL Jeremiah Kennedy 80 a. 10 cause his death
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qasai0na Of inia kind j Is conifafF % ire whole
policy q the government 6 iof in3ie dnals decide
% lheli own clqes, Question: which Affect the alhil
ol Interests Of 0ih8fs
qrAlil o si Ri ffe Board. bot they were duly
elected menthsU thereof ;4hey had participated 10
is pforetdiren and vera 81 die maeiiaa III fhe rs I
Vt juue, 1851 THEY had been allowed 40 rosa On
me question 81 heir own expulsion; iheg had
thefsipFs Plrna faeis right e lhsF seais, SD d
was not cefupeienf fof ihoss who had not better
appafent right 10 decde ufoo iheiF qualfest on
and e pronounce eenienfe Qi removal. There
Easy have aeep SONS appearance of partial Justice
~ appyWg 50 tlfrl PIE Same measures fheY adopted
n Tslation g iePllefann and Kendali; bur partial
justice q not always . accordance with the law Of
ihe land. And ifom tie fact that the applies Is IN
this ase committed she iisel wrong def ndanss cam
not os jn.nled ID Committing second one Of the
lams hind.
{ aPpeaYs 70 me, therefore, that ths removal Of
Bach, Macs and Fell was a proceeding unwar-
fanted and contrary to law that their qualifca-
tons, il Questioned, should have been decided upon
by competent authorities Having come to this
concusiop, L is not necessary 70 decide the cues
ton 81 qualification az all, for the same reasons
That refused 70 inquire into the qualifications Of
Asnoai n re present proceedings hey must
be examined into BY another and different action,
expressly provided for BY law.
n relation % seger, it appears hat he was ap-
pointed by the original charter Of The company
that he never attended to any 81 the dariss 81 HE
appointment until the difficulty arose that be
never formally accepted il formally resigned H.
ne was a nominal and useless member Of the
Board Of Directors. and had there been anything in
The character or bylaws Of the company, which
under these circumstances would have aulhorIzed
bic displacement, certainly would have thought
II very proper act to remove him; but finding no
such authority, ! am bound still 10 consider him
q a member Of the Board Of Directors under the
charter.
L i therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed
that peremptory mandamus issue in this case
commanding the defendants herein 70 admit Au-
guslua B. Seger, John NJ. Bach, Peter b. Fell
md Charles Macs as members of the Board Of
Directors Of The Southern Mutual ie Insurance.
Company Of Louisiana, and that all the proceed
ings Of the other members Of the Board OF said
Company removing Of expelling them or declaring
their seats vacant, be adjudged 70 Be mill void, and
Of no elect and that defendants pay costs.
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