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James l.. and GGrTd b. Crdas vs.. W00dDGrd
Dreyry SCANS, msfcants sSszis gvsus iefoS
stsbeg a. Of nsfc4Lts L9oess for slssd hos
GOODS josbsr- O. Nsn EEchsn<a
Trey ansd that defendants books
regard them Gsrfe Cr.ns has Of The arm
Crane Bke5 vh1 had q sc sld lhs arm asd
csps - 60 rhs the ts ssre they ssss that
T. h45 "a e5 AID lsH csg tai $500 Dses
danfs bad regular sgbsosfs ne shs hsa
e Ia q The they sys
ruiet thsr 5uses- ,Nhch oAsr~s- have
Vsy proGab they coud stersat rsfs 0ssA
pay c4sh. fud hey lnsly gave up busia.ss, -. -.
IL spfsarso the product u The bOok Or" u VA sc
ntcs comp snet a Cd say lst had asS %, 40 ~
cd tot sta1d vel ON-g - ~tieh -s.l,S .
referring 90 NJ CT also ssi that q Ne IN va -
si09o-oihsrS@s speEs rather vel q ,sm .n' NA, ~
~oud ssecsed they sEisDa h bu"'a y ~" ~
al EaTpeassd hat $500 fhs Set ano4ai o. s'S- '
lad bsrn 'ee-sd. a.
7le tslsuse prvilsge 3 connunAi'n 4I' 'e''i's
lants had SAID c 4 X. TAD asd . a.
A. Conc tb,f ,sfh 0rnafou 80 SO n@ a. 80 eha
Ia n ~, -tat I'D tJ AT appsif - D. -
aOsL- The conpa o. VS. 1'A'''''' N'' '"' '"'' ~
ont securay
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Books


Recrcd at The IT. 0une oo for The week ending Saturday
March p
Poems By Henry Theodore Tuckerman. l2mo. PIP. l75
Boston. Ticknor. Reed Fields. - - -
Mount Hope. An HitOucal Romance. BY @. H. HOlistor
limo PIP go. Harper Brothers ~
WrdinpsCf the River Of the Water Of Life by George
a. obssv-r. Tbird Edition i2na' asa John
Green's Report on Gambling and Gambling Houses. In.
The Bakers Common Place Book. l2mo PIP l'7. Phil
Theory cf Pl5amsioogy By Jung suung. Edited by
The Volcano Di,ei1gs. a Tale OF California Law By a
Member Of he Bar. l@iuO. PIP. 49, j ) Redheld
son Davis $40 ID. 10 Fowlers Wells.
Popery British sud Foreign, by Water ssvase Landor
l,mo. PIP o. Boston, Tcknor, Reed Fields
Treatise The History aid Management on Ornamental
and Domestic Poultry. BY f 2. Dixon, with Lsrge
Acoitions Boy } O.. Kerr l2mo pP 4so. Philad
Paorai Leter addressed 20 the Clergy and Laty ofthe
Diocese Of Haifax sy lit. Rev. DR.. Webb. 5yo PIP
~ p Duuiesn 6 Br0h-rs.
A Review " Rev Dr. Lods Sermon on The Higher Law
BY Rev. William 4. Wilmer Buffalo. T. Il NJ.
The Iisnts Progres, b. Mrs Sherwood Emo pp.359
The MorS S1I., Of o. Memoir OF MA-N R Carter
Mary Bel. Frsaconia Story. By Jacob Abbott Harper
rvra C.ihoice. contain ng all The HYMNS OF the Roman
Brevisry Mins. =. DUNCAN Brother.
Songs ~ Zion. a Manual VI Hymns s. Tunes. American
pERioDICArs AND SERIALS.
London Labor ana tie London Poor By Henry Mayhem.
No. 3 Harper Brothers, .,
Western Horicu. iural Review. March. Cincinnati.
The Art Journal. March. George irine
Grshsu.'s Magazine. April. Dewitt Davenport
Ssrteins Magazine. April Dewitt Davenport.
Peterson's Magazine April Dewitt Davenport
Esllyie Journal Of Medicine and Surgery. Edited BY
W. K Bowling, MD.
BisckwoOd'B Magazine. Nafcn. o1gH = -. no A.,
D!cuouAry OF Mechanics and Engine Work No. %. AP-
ulotOu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-25
Supreme Court. .MosOAY, March "a.
In Chamber.-R efore Jndge King.

Rabeas COYDus 1t is alleged that Mr. George
hs psnuh sii g. lsf9 ioT Calico
Feb. last Nth the Gold
ons, lsafued Wis, April 1870, had maTn-d
sa y'--o, hVt'A' sli '.' - - 20 " -, ~ -
Children with Der, under lie assumed name DAVIS Aver mses
dcu Mr them tbs CITY fssr-ug tsats She
REUSED tbe Children aud s present apPNatop msds
behalf Of Mr. ty his counsel Mr. Jonas fhdp-, ~qarns
hf Mouci and the mOef 20 produce The ps0Ds Of s too cbs
% thsm tie eldest having def SD cbcfsn bsiag cd
and Sat sId ia not
bro. Nlsrs the th Hefe-tlat bis had
houss named b be would bs csn6 hs believed
BIS via would her power pre- ihsf got from
op admitted that the cb-n bad bsen there bit sid the
mother I'D tsien them away u 49, ss.~n nat N bad bees
m0ths he Judge ssusd to the She
1nrg up and also % ne cfea Ehrs aers
"a ad- watch a. ut round tbs hopss bat
Saturday uofug a. 10 Ponce cs sn1 10 mother and ehdfss
5roug ts but s lfsne the charge cousct haFng bsss
S. Louis tho Ma would no, aas cogsasncs q
s pt ara Laed them before e Fft 81 AaDsaf e0YHs
got MBs appears ., b soos IS Or years u
the dsdsd couple "h9 arrived ron TIE west az
appears they Consulted " lessor OF
suftua Knolklss something Il ienas Al Shass
norck hs bad s ID iss Tbs ady su1Posnasd.
sad gave yesterday Of Which he oorinsss part
H fNl1ck cane uy sunday he asksd
tod hn funny the DAY had tbS
tin 5aushs sO bad desat hsd appeared tSos 70
The first spnt gold ball aside o -heh
eefs three 6gus small tglres represented The chdfes,
large BAL op-nsi ald chsed and showed
three closed gnt thea asasd the sp
gol a ale ali what she mssstf
se RAD Il assc protect ny mother aud nay orottsf sad
ne rot are. BY counsel she would
va. she sssrs concluded b. saying thak 10 eh5rss
tho HorL Rv-rt aags mpnsssos that icy are "a
small place, hose. .-,.e
Rssds a. % LEA by helped dDnch u
aosf called them the nong aud sad 10 ~ss gong
NJ syssto ne second .sht' art appear, bogsh,
tr. fM0uck Rsss gyny - iowa, ahc pfOmsnk 70
Psy IN s'5 nors Il - not Jei fsno.si ron hsaas -
Tae Aus sa1ds ~ psssa without immediate prosp>ct
Oh VI DR. Z. 81 na vie Of ltts
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l.. -. District Court. .MoS0AY, March "a.
Retire. .Iudge Retts

Case Of the brig Susan The U. s. as. brig Su-
.rso honeb ts Perry being stggsd "a The slave
rte ALREADY rsfed Tue Susan vas BONDED BY ne oSnes,
at ne largo witch claimed have belonged " u Or IS ship
pet- X o usnabs for ssoto M Fy, arm
Of g. FsrlAn Co this CITY testified O. having Isded 70
B.ngusa la Ahca Have shipped such atces see the
lnovn Co several they have not 70 nay tao'
sde- Acsn slave Trace sent ARMS
or 10 B-es tho cleared AZ RIO Tor and Other ports
.snt particular LOT the did not sell Ihsfs
traded Il ior iviry. of. s.. On - coast
Cart having been engaged trade ost~eea tS
Aa Never board aressei "a winch slaves
Angola, port 90 the Coast tue Dc
tct which Bensue tsifct AZ rss Two p0ts Asr"
tuusss Houses A. other per Of TINS hns 81 the Coast
the mo- Custom aud they please
Angela coo vhs and 1900 bdck % native nhse
tsnt railing from Ro for IN, Coast cary great dos.
IN Brazil rum or * ardsnfs There OF 'uPort
Angola alone the st From tbs ihsrsnt pofs cent
iutenor small .egs Evy merchant ,ed A
leaving 70 boud 90 s5O That NE, VII not
engss 1sce The prce 'svsson the Cast for ca
h- Goa. m fs5 Or slrt consisted Brazil 300 Or 80 bbs
Gour bbs butter ee'e dry goods sc and
Of tbs board The food o. ne Aan PrPS GA ms
ss i SeSs ' ' s o e. e ne :. s " s s,s
ably fed upont Tiers ushwful
Trade A. hnenE and osr Pons the Coast NJ Bar
zs claimants this cargo merchant Bsnsusa
NJ Palmer testified that Ms.ss drbscA Co. engaged
The business 81 h PIP tgto EUROPE thelea adn 70 o W tAs
the Coast Of Ats Msssrs
H. Co bough The Susan AssTs haous tor $500 ustbs
fhs obft show shout n wears Old
Consul Ko rscs-i-Ia the year 1880 bat
four vessels VII csrgoas psrs caTg'-s. from cosst
OF AREA 70 R ~o them bad some board sss
item think Tat The tour years that a.
Rio about 1000 slaves per Jsar we're brought thsrs
Ar Tauoags ~ Guy Marshal testimony 20 10 sale Of
t- ns g. board the SUSAN alter beng a'en possession OF bJ
M Ha,y that he sussn vas fitted out By Hsbecl
c. Lisbon, thence Re- aud thence 70 the ust-d states,
nessfs Co laid ort $500 or more Tor repairs, After hey bought
heE
and The when the Court nay have tine 10 heart will b.
summrd up.
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n SD, ,,,,,y ags mt ISAAC SMITH aged f3 years
H md toss the auy are nf ted O. ateal II-7a
"a rue, ~ az ~ 49, -
on Tbur.s,v Mach 80 by Rev Mr. lCiart, Mr. ooDFhEI
.TtSRIY ~ n - PBILLIPPINA SCHMIDT both ot this Co.
O sgnsa March s. HELEN DODGE daughter OF ne ale n
n tgs. ill. .--...4 o., o.,
- trends ara those Of ths family, respeeti1y a'ee az
t funeral from her ate rssdsrce, Chaftoa 81 As aay
rrstas1 SSH ias, eocA, y hot lI.srf %. aon
On Monday, March a AMuEL NJ" HIN eae'- Sun '-
ID ca hinry, aged a years ,-r.,. 81 ~, t.,,L
,t, MrFstane md J. X Wner re-pec;f1ly invited
t.n h. fssra nom late residence, IS Hovsfdst, 10 NOR
-5s IA Wednesday, at2 @ cicck 7. NJ ,.-. ~
N0uasy uorrIg MaECk 81 SAhAh i, VIE OF NoSsf "es'''
,b. fs'y are respectfully requested 20 attsni sr
- ~ morrow (Wsdnesdayl ruDg Al 81 clock from nsr
,ts res.d,uce l05 si1th ,,,-,,, =. . p.Dcrrvr
stpr5osyn Narch g, Ms GERTRUDE '. y hADCLlff'
-sl-hfer of r. late W u ksoc-H. . 81, - ,,,.,,,
f ~. family are invited % attend tie i1nsfA Nihoat
A. tie house Of A. Dams, Esq corner Of ssnsy-
ts ana stsis Wednesday pa sst - r.
st. Se BEDFORD daughter Of Henry ho~ara, Of ms
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Destructive Fire.

Correspondence or The Iroune-
UNION Broome Co N Y Saturday, March ~
A destructive FIRE occurred in our little villsso
last evening consuming three buildings and de
stroying property to the amount Of $1,000 o.
$4,000. Ii originated in the Dry Goods Store OF
Gen. E. Robbins, which with his dwelling was
completely consumed. Loss s5Oo0-insursnce
80 500 The other building was Hotel, kno an
as the L MON House, owned by Capt L. Nerse-
reau and kept by P. Hubbard, whose loss was
about $500. Capt. M loss was about $4,000
no insurance. The wind was blowing from the
north, which with the utmost exertons Of the
citizens saved the town from destruction
Yours. L.
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are consumed, leaving nothing but incom.
t-.,,hle gases to pass off and up the chimney.
~. chief recommend atoms Of this invention
= ;,s simplicity and cheaPness. 1t may be aP'
ia 10 any boiler, however odd or imperfect, and
!. DoOrer the boiler is the greater the margin for
ing No resetting is needed and the time re.
lived for making the application is very short
A number Of certificates were handed US by
#, Amory, showing a saving Of fuel under differ
-, circumstances often, fifteen, twenty-five, thir
..,svep, and as high as sirty one per cent by the
-. If Bakers Furnace. Thirty-fve per cent
wing was made at the Portsmouth IN. H. Cot
49, Mills sixteen at the Navy Yard Dry Dock
cs,rlestown, Mass; sixty-One at Hayward x
c,,pes's Works, in the same town. Thomas
wjcksteed, Engineer of tho East London Eng
Ind Water. Works, obtained Bat twelve per
,sDt under peculiarly unfavorable circumstances ;
sheen was secured by Chief Engineer Haswell
THE T. S Navy Yard, Washington, D. C., while
he careful tests to which tue invention was sub
;seted BY the New England Association of Engi
,esr showed a saving Of over twenty five per
cent Messrs Tiemaun & Go. speak warmly in
IA favor aud estimate their saving by it at TWEEN
~ Eve TO thirty per cent, though we do not re-
MEMBER that any precise tests Of its value have
been applied BY them during the brief time they
have had it ia operation. Bot we do not propose
determine the exact amount Of saving effected
~ this invention, to institute comparisons be.
.Eeen it's merits and those Of others with which it
nsy be brought in competition. Though the saw.
vs were bat ten per cent, it would be richly
Echh efecting especially since so little trouble
s!lmsn, Allen & Co., at the Novelty Works, ere
the agents for this City. and we advise those IN.
.srested in fuel saving to examine this Furnace,
@Dpsre It with others, and Judge whether they
csn afford 70 do without it,
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PHILADELPHIA.
Death Of Observation-Disclosures Case
Markets.
Conespordenee Of The Tribune.
purr .rrr FILA Mnrdav n AZ

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPEIA, Monday, March u
James Groves, the man who killed the fruit
grl Mary Welsh, on he I'd Of OCTOBER ss oied a. hoy
smep,nR Prison ss. night from the Effects Of wound ne
Inflicted upon hs throat IN n attempt 10 destroy himself
soon shsr bis eCmlnittaL g.. -.
BQalness has been very quiet today. CorTos y hsa
40 so1s lrthsr Of 1nd have been m'1e a.
csrts h = o. he Floss HlsfIs eolalss ilsa
"a - bae IS 80 Enorm q rae TOT standard orAs 20
lar. b. % sIpor demand For 90 coltanPtoa pre-. y-
~ Is for con on ard EXTRA bancs snd lI q A. ~ iaa
r. Flors e cal AZ - ~ Co.'S hsaL ~ % e 9,- l-ss
AR - Wh.ss den anl Press are -letiy *
s.r t1.b- Tor 1rn- REQ "a tor P-lnsyls Nh -.
.carrs ss.ss bushels a. rs cents tlss -.
sr,rt Of Coss ofsf1r b. ety. .as oi i9tyY D-h1s
81 - = shoa and 80 store AZ 1'i 'ns O.f'
A. rrsrf rates TIE '-1 ard af WaisEf Aaisa '' ' VI
barres a. T. and hhds ttsialit. csrt 800 c.. o., o,t
S4LEs o. srOCKs-Fpn bo1rd-ei"y ssA1 - ~
e. 80 Ke.o1s KAos, % - s.y1 O.. 'fs - o.. .. -
Ar a., sr 5,-ns- 10 loi; 500 fsra per g hol3 ~.
A. 90 .,b ~aso. o. o. o. - - - 1888 - p,
= 'df SIT i0f Hsfr-bl-h Xxx, +f sHD Siy D ., -,
a. 90 Wta.rsf.n Bhb.-. 81, 81 hrili-s IN - $500. -
VA Bss-. Soc ~, 1914 tiD Do 10y ssiW
v = -e-oa RI 95t sl ~ ststsbs.iE
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Interesting from Central America.

BosToN, Monday, March y.
The brig Frontier arrived here yesterday, with
dates from TruxillO to the lst inst. The whole OF
Central America was in quite an unsettled state.
The recent deficit Of the army Of the state of San
Salvador by the army Of Guatemala, under Gen.
Csrrers, had induced fears that the victorious
General might overrun the country even 10 Trux-
lilo The English Consul, MIR Chstield, had pub
ished a letter claiming under the Mosquito King,
the territory close up 70 Truxillo. The English
feet had given up the blockade Of Tigre Island
and sailed toward Guatemala. The inhabitants
of Honduras, Nicaragua, San Salvador, &c, look
to the United States for countenance and aid
against the claims of Great Britain.
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Circuit Court. MONDAY, March a.
Psfgre Iudge Id wards

LNa5lts ". DehtIEy a6aIDsI LVs0"E0Eu I"1"'
ane C1nyonH i Phod yhaIo Of nsprAacs
Albany already r-frsc 1ss Juy stofnsd 'srd.et
NJ Whey Tho g-a, ta Cy, had received snd rsis ID.
before hearing 81 The hfe aao ioaaa
for plrlt 4, s47H ~.
Ale1andeT BunReH against James A. Coutsg.
I'm KVeaing sth>ySPaItd fescss a. Hamilton Canads
that be seb % {. Wkes also Of CsaAdt
bbs fosr bic when delivered a. O-reso sf ne
gave Temporary oil VI asg retained b, ogt hat nsssfs
Wlss fo8r u Joy Chspn Of buhso sho gave Two
sfss II 81 sleorsc Joy Wessis "a Mr. CosnS Of tbs
c 81 % ihsr conox tas tae two
hogs.s a. Buffalo h here stopped snt tie hggr TIE
es tsv1g seT passed - tbs la .cs
Of Nh t Psnun that he psrts1 The prop
sr,y srd too b. gyng bonds aeds THIS rom ths hands q
Mn IA d.i-rse clnteacss there hz1 besa 70
hs.s W he, NJ entitled the f0ur havrg I'd
v,rcsd 10 Mr. cowiBg, &c The eassis sthcn.
Notes Of Issue for the April term Of this Court
u - % before Wsi1sday Apnl Causes already
tLa c,lsnssf ned 20. tEAln BE- hlst
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The Mosquito King and his Kingdom.
sauyfay March n

To The Esstsr sl The TSibua.
In the letter which you Published yesterday,
copied from the Neuc Orleans PtcdyrHe. giving en-
account Of the reception OF the Mosquito King At
San Juan, the number Of the Mosquito Tribe Of
Indians is estimated at $500 This statement
believe TO be much exaggerated Mr.. Clayton.
in bis letter Of instruction TO Nh Squier. estma-
ted their usmber being under $50 Tas number ID ds
N becouipg ss ard The Tribe In very shor TINE
becor. extinct Yon probably that the Aosoa
10 Tribe 10 81 debssed diseased and utterly bArbarOus nsi
the oh- Tribes Of Indians on The coast nase desia 10
their members ingernsrry WI any o. them Ofssea
maleriAsi Is Lord PAlmsrso1s Mosquito hesdom made
up Yours respectfully. 'EhiIAS
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mobocracy In Perth AmbOy-The Incest
correspondence Of The Tribune

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PERTH AABOY, n j. Sunday March -
Our little city was thrown into commotion On
Friday evening last by the appearance OF mob pHsans
he streets with the efgy Of Dr. A. Smith, the Collector
Of Ito Customs Of this PorI with drums and other osr0
nens Of noise On arriving before bis dwelling, tho mob
Rro.ped and cave other demOnsrSloss OF Inclination
They planted The eigy in front Of tho house and Cox
iectoss Office (which near each ohef) and, aiud
Rroans arc ,bous the noise o. drums and cannon mo
egy was bufned TO ashes Tue cause ~ this o1t0rcak
sad to 30 the appointment 10 O-e as lIsPe or OF us
Customs, OF young Engsnman, mol ye1 elo
rot voter by age The young Englshmsa, learn. has
snoe e the place and Il IL IA contemplation 70 h01 an
Indignation meeting This week. by tho ci0xeas-
NB.-The cAss u Jauies johnson h SOs, Tor ineosl'
@ has been before the Grand Jury and the parties Dis
Charged j a
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Southern Items.

BALTIMORE, Monday, March -
New.Orlesns papers to the 18th inst. are re
ceived.
The Levee at Point Look Out, in Madison
Parish, q miles, had given way, ard no effort was
being made to stop the food of water, which was
inuDdsting the whole Parish.
The second trial of Devoe and Murray, Bank
robbers, has been postponed until May.
Hon Daniel Webster is expected TO reach Az.
rapolis at Il o'clock 70 morrow morning, accom-
panied by Mrs. Webster, William c. Johnson,
and others
TIE Firemen hold a Convention to night TO make
preparation for the reception OF the American
from New. York.
EEw.ORLEANs, Tuesday, March ,3-
The steamer Union, frum New. orS, arrived
with 1000 in gold.
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" WIscoNsIN had on the lst Of June last
22,o34 Farms, 56,2sl Dwellings 1878 Manufsc-
tories of all sorts, and 3O5,53 inhabitants among
whom only 1909 deaths had taken place during
the preceding year. This is a very small proper.
ton, but it must be considered that large share
of the population Of Wisconsin, is composed Of
the hardy Immigrants from NewEngland and
Germany, mainly in the prime of life. Her eli.
mate, however, is doubtless very healthy
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FlRrs.-Aboat A O'Clock Yesterday

FIREs.-AbOat A o'clock yesterday
,,o-.,r S. broke out Ia the Blacksmith and Wheel
vrishr ,boo Of Esenezsr Jones, IN Myrtle Avenue, be-
tween Spencer ard Waworh-Iis The danes soon COM
nupessd with he dwelling sd oiriag and he family had
barely time 10 escape rapid WA The progress Of the do
stroyuz element few articles Of furniture only were
saved TIE rear basement 81 the chop va! used a. Stable
yre i've newly dashed wagons, beside lumber Eoos &c
~ vbieb vVere desroyed with the building The loss
exceeds S2l9e-nO insurance. -. o-rst-..
10 Cours The property Of Michael Coleman, caught hre
be,yeeu and 10 o'clock Sunday evening ana were
burnt 10 tie ground. Loss probably s1o
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sILvER IN ARKANsAs.-We were yesterday
ihown several specimens of Ores from a very
rich vein Of Argentiferous Galena: discovered in
l'4s,l which was recently opened, aud is now be-
ing worked by Oren d. Moulton and others, with
in ten miles of Little Rock, Arkansas. Some Of
the ore isl very pure Lead, yielding at least
eighty per cent Of that metal, and appearing
almost strstifed IN its formation, while others be-
tray the presence of considerable Silver, of which
ll2 ounces TO the tun have been extracted. OF
ihe first shipment to Liverpool, however, part
yielded n per cent. of Lead and 81 OF. Silver to
the tun, while the residue yielded - per cent of
Lead and ID OF. Of Silver to the tun One lot Of
100 tuns are sold in Liverpool at prices ranging
from 500 to 500 per tun. This is believed by the
miners to be far less than itS real value and the
yield of silver above stated much less than it
night have been. Mr. MOulton hopes to make
arrangements for the disposal Of the Ores for
something in this some ne ghboring city instead
o. shipping them to England. and we hope he
uy be able to do so, though we do not happen to
lnow of any good works for extracting the silver.
suphuret of Zinc, yielding 45 per cent Of metal,
also found in the same locality. We believe
the mineral wealth of our country has only be-
gun to be developed, and that there are very
many chances OF realizing fortunes more easily,
rapidly and surely by exploring and working
mines this side of the Rocky Mountains, than by
hOoping at this late day to California
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Nsw.Yorh Town ElsctlOns.-Spp'

SENECA O.-iComplete
WING OPPOSITION.
Junus-Orsn So1thvick Fsyefte-A Woodwork
YAick-Iesse Abbott Wager.Oo-Henry Parks,
C0yeSi-Truman BOGrtmRns Tyro-k l. Stevenson,
Ovd-John FergusOn-1. Rouuns-F Nlinams'
OPPOSITION Lcdi- Wm Cosn.-6.
Senecs Fals-W Pollard. Only Wig town lsss year
Gain.
SARATOGA CO.-An election takes place in the
different towns Of this County, on Tuesday, the
18th, for Supervisors, Justices, Clerks, &c, with
the exception of Day and Edinburgh, where cleo.
lions have already been. The present Board is
Loco On the 4th Of March the Locos reelected
S. Y Rockwell their Supervisor without opposi
ton, and owing 20 the Wings running two candi-
dates in Edinburgh Ira Beecher (Opp) is elected
Supervisor by 90 more votes than his competitors
combined, the result of disafection in the Wing
ranks bat the Saratoga Viig expects differ.
ent result in the other towns
oTSEGo CO. Complete.
WING. FREE soil
Slripgion-Dayid Gardner O,ego-Levi CObGrn.
Cherry Vsley-Mm MeIks Oisego-bew6 s4mer
R1eer- Alien idel spnnefeld-Bi Barrett.
Ltufens-Wm ComstOcki NJ NNhN,,
aorris- Col Adam M Sm'tn, bnleinuS pa.e N N
hHysnd-Jsc0b FOlets, f.dhes'on- - ~. CO.
Opsonta Isosn 0sSorn Middle6sid-MOs Brown,
Pu,6sld New I4S0On-Dr Mather,
heh6eld-Alonxo Churchill. Wofceslsf-A tehf-yoA o'
Snsdhla-Ffederiek BOles,
"tsao-- AndTeWs-i3.
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HESRY CLAY AT HAvANA.-News from Havana
othe 18th, by the Pyometheus, state that Hon.
Henry Clay landed on the 18th from the Georgia,
sd took lodgings a. Madam Almys, where he
net bis old friend, DR.. Mercer. Soon after land.
bg he received invitations from the Captain
General Concha, to visit the palace, and from the
Count Peualver to attend grand sO,rte musicale
gwen to the Americans visiting Havana. He
vas in excellent health, AMI expected to leave for
New orleans on the I'd OF April.
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Weather Items.

By BQiHs Ltne once y hdA.st . ,
MoNDAY. March 24-8 PM.
BUFFALo-Fort Porter P. M-Bsr p p. Their attached
A. detached a. clesrness Of sky 81 wind NJ beautiful
day.
RocHEsTER-Westher very pleasant this mornng-noW
cooler and wind blowing fresh from the NV Their. o.
AUHURN-Very warm starlight night wind s. cloudy
been very pleasant
sYRAcJsE- Clear snd very pleasant; wind w Their. a.
UTIcA-Clea pleasant; wind w ther. a.
FoRT PLArN-Bdeht and warm. wind sW Their 81.
ALHANY-A mild pleasant Spdug-lke day; wind w :
Their g.
TRoY-A mild pleasant spring-llke day wind w.
KINcsToE-Mid 6pring-Ake day wind NV roads
drying up
IL Morses Line Office l6 WIitst
BUFFALO Monday March pa NJ.
Fire dav and evening" wind n Their Al bar. % 400
mercury &C. Three atasmers arrived today.
AUBURN Rather mild rsiung quite fast; ther 10. .
UrIcA-Fine clear day; this evening coudless VIVID
fresh from NV Their li!; bar. 3 $50; mer g.
ALBANY-Mid and pleasant all day. wind very strong
from NV hue cloudy this evening; wind w bar. p 655
TRoY-Rather cloudy Ibis M: wind w. ther. A.
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Al WIsmsbursh l.. I, March %. b. X. W strong NJ j.
ADDISON hE4Ih 20 hiss GLORlANAA STEVENSON, 5tih OF
.ai, ~. 80 r-..-, a., Ill.,. - NJ.
AM BoIhEs of New Haven, Com, by Rev Bsnoq CAsse
n Mi4t-foru psrspease copy a., ,,,,
u, Tbur.fs, evening March So ty ftef n + fft. h ~ AZ
p CT0RGE. Of Philadelphia, 10 Mss MARY FOWLER OF
- pa eiei,bs Ledrer please copy.