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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
1,unnprx.s PAmsIAs BEA1ER HArs, Ave

CHupREN's PARIsIAs BEAVER HATS, AU-
ruxr AND WINTER STYLES -BASTA, No. los CansIs'
las .ut received per late arrival, several cases 90
Childrsn's and Misses Beaver Hats and Ladies Beaver
and Felt Riding Hats selected by his agent IN rhis
uressly for his Fall Trade These beauneI arS'e Ill
eoualed By any imported An taiion y hetr
tended 10 the lad % call and examine iheso
fore purchasing elsewhere. ,,r...-.,
~ BhNTA. corner OIanu anu "'''N' 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
TIE ART OF DRESSING WELL.-Tht

bosom collar and wristbands of the shirt are leading fea-
lures in the ensemble Of man of shOn, and we
think these and ott particulars The SHIRTS made
TO order nj GREENS Furnishing Store for Gentlemen, No.
Astor House uneQualod There is another merit OF
ss store which omit 10 name-punctuahiy IN
executing orders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
r1 Ifhv our social deficiency in want

II appreciation foster 10 maturity k0ssuth or
Jenny Lind such elevated MINDS had bsth on our
soil we are least politically unapprOached, and hayea
lust appreciation Of Mrs JERvIs's Cold Candy emn ad-
united good for Coughs, Colds, &c Sold by Mrs W JbR-
Wis, No 500 Broadway. ozO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21

II, AS steadily as the sublime flow of
water over the relgousy inspiring Niagara Falls, Is the
demand for Mrs JERvIs Cold Candy People may smile
and call il " candy" but II has comngled with the
sugar-whch is used 70 make the medicinal properties
easy 10 take-as dgIfed simplicity. and as happy con-
cocfiop OF narres herbs human mInsrat ever
applied pulmonary complaints. Sold by Mrs JERyIs,
No 366 Broadway. oIO u
~ Housekeepers, and all others, in want
Of Bedding Bedsteads, sc, would do well 70 call at NJ
WILARD's old established Warerooms, $50 Chathamst,
corner of Mubey- where may be found the largest as
sortment Of articles hs line ofered to the public
consisting of Feathers Beds Mattresses &C PatenScTew
Bedste Cots wholesale and retail o2l lmTuThSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
A. DoDwoRrH's DANCING ACADEMY, No

ii8 BRoOwE-sT.. NEAR BROADwAY-Two new classes iof
gentlemen will commence "Wednesday and Thursday
evenings Oct % and 23One class, to meet on MONDAYS
and TbDrs1ays at O'Clock the other on Wednesdays ana
SATURDAYS Of o'clock These classes Will be instructed
NJ the Quairille with All the figures that are danced a.
uubllc or private assemblies The waltz, Nslse Deur
Temps, Polka, SchOttlsch POLKA QuadrllleS ana many
other dances which IN use For terms &c see
circulars Oh "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
~ Invalids requiring DIR. BANNING

EtFF FTNlFf huVIuTF
Ia TTsseifs tianapiHu ~ ~aech emit
a. frr. eiiei ard the e.- cd and OF ionug csa-
-, received ta3e hid ;as II Als ofct ~ l6
As.te. 81 GeaI Canal. ssu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21

10 A morbid, skeptical creature, with
hair en;anssed with eyes filled with rheum and clothes
CLOSED wnh ndo,nce sat damp dark duty htie back
Office railing against mankind and most terrible igh
which Consuming HIM This poor. miserable cynic had
no faith the ctsp rattle and healing truthuness II Mrs
JgRVIss Gold Candy whose genial musraton ~ sooth-
sngly delicious Sold by Mrs W JERvIS. No 800 Broad
Nav and hy DRUGGISTS generally. go q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21

~ BrsH'S Magic Cream Imminent, Is
be, ond doubt 0ne Of the best prepusons OF the And
offered 20 the public, 80 an external e6raion AZ
relieves b, magic Rheumatism, PalRs and Soreness
II the nds Swc nss Of description Aiec
sonS OF the Chest and Lungs &c Pfincipal depot No
80 Greenwich. St. Of nuane st Also. by NJ
GtioN corner Bowey and Giand-s; Price - csuts yer
hottie oiS SSruh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21

SUPERIOR French KID !GLovEs-Just
muorted white Light and dark coors all sizes, only IS
and 3s Cd pair equal 7s Gloves. at BURDErTs Cheap
DRY Goods Store, No 1856 Waker-st. ol6lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21

GEHIS's CHiLDREHs FASHIONS FOR the
FALL AND WINTER -GESig has negsr before hha .ne
pleasure Of submitting TO the public Of W
yarIed and attractive ASSORTMENT OF chlluIehs ~
Hats as may now be found IN ms ample ~" -
current fashions Of Pans placed soe Dy zoe WIN s
own and the fed for selection comprises nunoieds o oi
ferent designs and styles # trimming ne SOY - sle
Iargest and richest IN United states HE "0gld rihet
exhibit his fahrlcs than praise the weNeI am ne
f yssnecfnlJy invites fashionable world 20 cai anu
Judge Tor Itself - o,, p-.., .s,,a - psnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21

~ Churches, Hotels, and Steamships
private DWELLINGS, supplied with elegant Silver Name ald
Number Plates of aud beautiful designs, plated IN the
most substantial and elegantly engraved, at very
low prices Orders by part Of the ooun
Try EyERpEIL. No 3os Broadway. corner Duane 81
RfaRch stove. No. Is Walls % imIuTh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ KNOX, the paragon Of hatters, IS
splendid specimen Of TIE Of our Institutions
lew years ago. poor pennies bog aud no" p'o eious
fndesnan rapidly acqsiE iJrtsns ~ his ssil and eher
q. He determined 10 become distinguished toI MAKING
the ben and cheapest hats ia the Onou and tens Of
bors lie la few more lef' al No l<a Fllton-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21

Of fssbon for genieDens Hats Nos. g. 4, and j. Aston
Hosse Broadway. y. y. Openag 1ay--On Wednesday,
the ma viii open 70 the pg, iOr examination AID SAFE
the most and Vared 0fment OF fancy hsn
I'm original patterns for chdrsls ever on ekhiDon
IN tins city To LADIES and interested IN this peco
liar branch Of chidrea COSTUME respectfully present
our fall ofepEg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
50 NAssAU-sr.-Bootm makers Union Asso-
Boots Shoes Caters at retail for wholesale prices
u Coon Doors Coon Doors =

Those handsome boots at low prices that can be
warranted U good service being all custom made can
frd frst>Nce assortment al WATKINS III Fulton St
Boots made 20 order Drawings taken Of the feet and
lasts kept expressly for each customer ol8GTufh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
Fxp,os,os or The Big GUN THE Re-

PORT WAS HEARD Now for low prices at the famous
CaUe, TmpoJjun No % Bowery, HIRAM AsDsRsoss
Imneris Three Ply Carpetng al 6s IL and Ss per ara
splendid Ingram Carpets at Is 49, and g per ysrd Ss"
Csrre,sa IS g and is good OIL Cloths at 2s I'd is
and Is Drnggets window Shades &c. very cheaY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21

OxYeENArED BITTERS. This popular
snd uu, valuable medicine elects the most asioalshns
and the statements of g cIeas are entitled
cfsdt II worthy The attention of every dySpeltc. aud
tar trial
Fofsaie BY A b ID Sands lee Fulton-si; A. l. Scssiu
Co SIS aud TX. RING. l92 broadway and sy Druggists
generally In the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
u TAyLoR's SALOON, No. 337 Broad

way opposite the Tabernacle. Oysters Fried, Stewed
Roasted Broled and the half shell Beef Steaks Nut
ton Chops Roast Beet and Lamb; Poultry, tame Ome-
Charlotte Russe Jelly Ice Cream, aud Fruit Ices Fruit
Coffee Chocolate Tea, Lemonade &c. Every attention
paid 10 comfort ladies and gentlemen who vst thus
ss,ehl,sbmsuf $50 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
Rrom the Cheroke Nation.

Websvea file Of the Cherokee AdvOcate to the
18th of February.
The work OF taking the emigrant census under
law Of the National Council, is gong on ana Wal.
coon be completed.
John Thorn and Alexander Foreman were ABOUT
70 leave Tahlequah for w ashington, as delega-
tion from the nation ~ request the Department 20
rescind so much of their late Instructions o. O2!,
Bremen. as conflicts with the views OF the oio
settlers in taking the census.
An ARRAY is mentioned as having taken pace
between + w. Riley, Judge OF skin bayou rs,
trict, and one Of the young WrlnAeHdes "nicn
resulted in the death Of the latter.
The annual meeting Of the Going SnaAe DAr
trict Temperance Society was held on the 3.h u
February We give the names OF the once1s
elect. Hon. SIX KILLER, President non; l.
Foreman, Young Squirrel wee freAiden' oSH'
Grssshopper, Secretary. r.a;.u
Tire Adrocate publishes letter from an Indian
f-is1d engaged IN mining in California, who does
rot anneaT to be altogether pleased with thetFuitS
Of his experience. He says that be nnd nla col
nsny discovered gold on the East side Of the
Rockv mountains as they went oot-end snonld
he live 70 get back be intends making trial oil IL
Ne thinks il would be more probable than WORK
ing in California.
He closes with piece OF advice thar may DC
equally suited for this meridian ...s,
sv 70 nv beloved relatives fherdG and eounly
remain a. home and be CONTEXT win hite nos i'm
ulny rather han suffer The pnyanona and 81 irs
TO California, for he pslIry snd uncertain 'e'
Cod. ,s,-, Tia Indian
The Adcocate publishes 4 circul srirom tne Ina.
Conr,issioner offering a reward OF one tnousea1
SolIarE for the redemption Of the daughter Oh MI
ana Mrs. n. White now supposed 70 Dc Ia cap
tiyitv with the Apsche Indians In Ne"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
List Of Patents

ssaed from fhe United States PItenf Oce for hs Hees
ending March 25 1851
[Carsly prepared tor Tie lnoune
Geo. Heifey Samuel Conrad and James Wlge, OF Der,
lin Pa For Improvement Ia adjustable lana sloes OF
piowa Dated March D. 1851.
Charles w Krebs, OF Baltimore ND FOR apparatus Tor
seeming shutters In any required position DAIed March
Michael Norton. Of Cambridge, Mass For improved
sash Lock Dated March Is, 1851.
Lewis Thorn, OF Philadelphia Pa For improvement 10
Extension Tables. Dated March -. 1891.
W Speers Of Cincinnati, Ohio. For Apparatus Tor
moving aud securing shutters etc. Dated Macn % loo
Rlchard + Stevens, Of Syracuse, n. I. FOR improved
apparatus fOrdrawirg and measuring hquds Da9eo sfcn
IS. 1851. MI A., r. ia
ptcvauep in scythe fastenings Dated March -. l31l
Henan Whippe, Of Port Richmond, \. I ForlmproVs-
uent IN machines f9r preparing clay Tor maKing OoA-
Dated March =, lt5l. 80.
In iIpr'sbt Plano Fores Dated March Is, 1851.
NsthsnieI Samson, Of hebume Falls Meas. tor I'm
movement IN scyihe fssenngH Dated March -, lsol
Francs B Stevens Of Rsw-YOrk, N. Y. For improve
ma nt 10 Balanced Valves Dated March y. 1911.
REISSUES.
Horace Billings, OF BesrdsIOwn Illinois FOR Comptl,
ion for covering hams. Patented April g. 1850 kel's1ei
March Is, 1851. g,.,
I.Tes Phelps OF West Sutton, Mass For improvement
~ Washing Machines for cleaning rags Patented NOVA
lfB ReWued March p. l65l.
~ DESIGNS.
VIM ard Wr1 II Lewis, Of New OK n Y eor a.
Ton c,r Pedestsls and Columns Dated March =, ls1l
5oseph Pratt OF Boston, Mass For design Tor faf'r
Grsl-s. Dated March ., 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
BALTIMORE.
Gen, Chaplin TO be Demanded-Reform Com
VeptIOnC-P0litical.

Gen, Chaplin TO be Demanded-RefOrm Com
veptlOnC-POlitical.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, March 25-P. NJ.
! understand that it is the intention of Gov.
Lowe to demand Mn L. CHAPLINs delivery TO
the officers Of Maryland, as a Fugitive from
Justice and that be il only now awaiting until
bis whereabouts can be ascertained. The $1,000
bail, which was forfeited, is not enough, in the
opinion Of the Shareholders they must, if posi-
BILE, have his person, on which they can wreak
their petty malice and vindictiyeness. Whether
the authorities will give him up remains to be
seen-al.hough he will be demanded on charge
Of assault with intent to kill the officers who ar
resled him in bis carriage, in Montgomery County.
Pistols, you will recolect, were fired from the
vehicle.
Deep and loud are the blessings heaped upon
the devoted heads of the members Of the State
Reform Convention, who appear Ia majority of
them0 determined to defeat every object for
which they were chosen TO perform. The ques-
ton of representation has given rise TO long and
bitter controversy, and they appear now no
nearer a satisfactory compromise than when they
commenced 1t is rendered almost certain that
the Constitution, which may be framed by them,
lin the course of the year, will be rejected by the
people. No body ofmen ever assembled in Mary.
land who have made themselves half as unpopu
lar as this Convention. One half Of them absent
all the time, yet pOcketiDg 81 each per diem, and
sitting for months to do what could have been
done by twenty honest farmers and mechanics in
one month, they evidence disregord for their
commitments Ill that will revert With Just retr-
butic,s on their heads hereafter. The Convention
will cost the State slO0,OOO-iust the price Of
two sessions of the Legislature.
Another movement ia on foot here among the
mAlcontents to obtain the removal Of Col. Geo Z.
Kane the gentlemanly and efficient Collector OF
BaItimore. 1t is said that the Hon. Robert Me-
Lane. the Member of Congress from this District
promised if elected to the last Congress, to obtain
his,reiection by the Senate, bat that when elected
he totally disregarded his wOrd-theretore papers
are again being circulated for signatures deRand-
iDg the substitution Of some other person Col
Kane will not be harmed, however, by this pop.
Gun tack: but Mr.. McLsne may be defeated OF
. a nomination for reelection to Congress next aes
sion, strong opponent being presented IN - m.
PinSney Whyte, ESQ talented young member
of the Baltimore bar, and radical Loco Foco.
The whole Irish and bhoy vote will be thrown
into his eide OF the sales.
Local incidents, other than you have received
by telegraph and mail, are extremely scarce. Toe
weather for two days pact has been delightful
warm aud pleasant IA'o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

COURT OF APPEALs.-The March Term com.
menced this forenoon in the Supreme Court Gen
eral Term room, Gong building in the Park before
Chief Justice Bronson and Judges Ruggles Gar
diner, levitt, NJ 'Coun, Paige, Gray and Mullett.
Charles s. Benton, Esq clerk, and Mr.. N. How
ard, jr., deputy clerk.
The Term will probably occupy three or four
weeks.
Some special motions were heard.
There are on the Calendar l55 causes, OF which
90 are from the first district, II from the second
IS from the third and the remainder from the
other five districts.
No on the Calendar was set down for to-day.
Nos. . and passed. No 4, being Thomas Ha
milton, appellant, against S. & J. White, respon-
dents, was in relation to alleged trespaSs on land
at Jamaica, Queens county, was argued. No. G,
being the case Of Edward Stone, appellant, at
suit OF Josiah F. Kendall respondent. was taken
up. II is an appeal from the Superior Court in
this city, on action for slsndersin expressing a
doubt as to plaintiffs being able to give a good
title to some land in 9th street. near 5th avenue
by reason of probability that athird party named
actually owned it, who could not give good title,
&c. The Jury in the case gave verdict for
plaintiff of 81 900. The argument is still on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH &c. 1851

ent state Of things il is utterly impossible to pre-
dict with any certainty the result Of the contest
A survey of the BrantfQrd and Fort Erie Rail.
road has commenced.
Ground has been broken on the Grand River
section OF the Great Western Railway.
We expect to have Geo Thompson here before
long l will send you an early acoount of his
movements.
The temperance societies in this city have re-
solved TO secure the services OF Ar. Cough, the
temperance lecturer, to be present at the Worlds
Fair, if possible Several persons here have fal-
len victims 20 svindiing company in Nex York,
who advertised in our papers that they were pse.
pared to take persons 70 the great exhibition aud
back for 100 each
Al order has been received from England to
release all the books, not burnt seized under the
cd copy right act on the payment OF 20 per cent.
duty These are American reprints. Part was
burned and part preserved.
Our new Postmaster General has gone to the
United States to inquire into the cause OF the
detention Ct letters with view TO its removal
St, Pstrick's Day has been generally celebrated
by Irishmen throughout the Province. Lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
nInrkets....Two O'CLOCK.


AsHEs-The market il quiet for Pearls at 75 and Sea
dy for Pots at 5 25
CorToN-The market Is easier sales are making a. 4
decline Of &c from The current prices the close Of the
week.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There IS less doing in Western and
State Flour The demand fer the Esst aud City trade Is
moderate. and the desire to sell is more apparent
Canadian is heavy 62t IN bond to srrve al the opsa
log Of the Canal, so IL offered The sales OF Domestic
are zoo bblI at 57iai 50 for straight
State 4 5ei9i IS for mixed to strait Western, and
4 8ld4 87t for pure Genesee. Southern is b1oysnt
and in better demand sales OF 800 bbls 2f94 IS for
mixed to strait brands Rye Flour is quiet and STEADY
sales OF 500 bbls 34 Corn Mea is easier sales Of 80
bbls Jersey al So.
GRAIS-Our market for Whest is heavy, aud there Is
more disposition TO press sses but mer bold of for low.
er prices Rye nominalat 7597ec Oats about the
same q moderate business doing at 45d47c flr Jersey
ard 48Q5Cc for Northern Corn is shade lower, with
sir demand for Fast and limited Inquiry Tor export
500 bushels sold at 64ia6iic for Jersey and Southern
Yellow.
WHIsKY-The mHke! Is unsettled; moderate sales at
23623ic.
PRoyIsIoNs-Holders OF Pork are frmer-the advices
from New Orleans OF material advance there has given
buoy sncy 10 market last saeS Of Old Meas SIS aud
New a. IS So Old Prime at $40 and New do at II So
Beef firm and prices unchanged Lard is steady
s!de3c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
Extensive Cavern In Manchester, VT.

FROM he Union Wing OF March 10.
A large and siDgulsrly beautiful cave was dis
covered In Manchester on the 18th instant by
party OF young men engaged in hunting excur
sion, and one OF whom is the writer Of this com
munication. The cave is situated upon the South
ern extremity Of the Equinox mountain, about
halfway from the base TO the summit. The indi-
vidual who made the first discovery was ia hot
pursuit Of wounded partridge at the moment,
and was precipitated without notice into the IN
seen entrance.
On examining the passage into which one Of
their number had been go unceremOniously In
vited, the party found that it led, by gradual
descent of about 30 feet, into q spacious apart
nent, measuring 30 feet in length, - feet Ia
breadth, and g feet ip hight, and having bottom
as level, and almost as smooth. as floor. From
this room, a narrow passage. through which va
made our way with great difficulty, and not with
out bruises, brought into an aP artment far ex-
ceeding the former, both IN extent and magnih-
cence. The most prominent objects which met
our eyes in this second room, were three colossal
pillars 20 feet in hight and Is feet in circumfer
ence, OF spectral whiteness aud smooth as polish
ed marble.
In the third room we found considerable guam
titles Of iron and lead, together with kind Of
resembling silver.
Not to weary your readers with further details
we pursued our way about quarter OF a mile,
passing through no less than nine apartments, IN
I'll we found ourselves upon the brink Of preci-
pice. On throwing down a large stone, faint
splash was returned after an interval of several
seconds, from which we inferred the existence Of
& pond of water at the bottom OF the abyss.
The exploration of the cavern has been pursued
no further. The whole, as far as our examination
extended, and with the exception of the water
juIt mentioned, is perfectly dry.
Yours, BE. J. c. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

NEW HAVEN. March ss-Arr schs \ For Parker VagaiAi
Ger Warren. , RochAnf
NEW LONDOs StArr schs Argo. Dotgs rom Newport
for New foki Byron Hsdy Boston Savsh WNg. In Wehsst
ioYgna; Leader Bsae I'm sarnsbe r Nee ior Del-afe,
Hn Roci ud for DO SO schs Harriet smith smith, Pal
sde ph Thomas Pstskn Avery bln Cafohne Rooms, Ne"
YCh.
PROVIDENCE March S4Arr sch Unon. saumors juno. RI
brson Rceks sloop Nsl.ut Wells New fork. Beos& BrS
Rscasbie lorag NOBLE schs Jas W Ke. WJse from
Charleston; Hartford Tesgus Buch port sd brgs Akaoas,
Queers Dawsou Baltimore; Lonscse Baker, Phafphai
Charles Hass hubert Ph,dsphi sleep Providence BOWs,
New Yort.
PHILADELPHIA march S5-Ar sehs LYDIA Am, voorhees,,
Port Nsha Lakn. Churbsck Wareham Gu JARVIS New
ara CD Mar Elizabeth Bnck Ns~ Hsveni rabitha s
Harnah Engsb MJdso~n; Autaes Candy loTt General
Ta or Southport Crouch. TouAn, Aanhsanve ny.
RiCBMOSD Marcel 2tAu schs Richmond, Dearborn, Nfcik
Doughty Murphy Pm sdepha rhos Vaughan Muocey, Phs
d.pha Gsey S-~ Yorsi Ranbo~ Roger Boston; Low
oil Bal Boston Plum Phs3elpha Ana Ehzs Jones'
Batuoe Gen Worth Tsvsrs BsUor-; Forward, Joce-, BAIT
more: Maue, Burr Neksrou. New York Dorchester. lver
Notoh; lone sader Baltimore Wistt Robins, Smith, fords
Hanover La,spkn YORK SD .chs Hennco Fus New fors
Cas-no King Boston. } r Watson. Cambria. New York.
SALEM narh S5-Au seh Thomas Fsnner Ncksson, Phais
pha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
Weatherftems.

By BfOTsgS Lac, 10 WdHstl
"WEDNESDAY March 26-9 IN.
BUFFALo-Fiue pleasant mornings wind 8 ther.5i mer.
81; bar %. $40.
ROCHESTER, Glorious morning, warm and sunny; every
thing Spring like; wind SW Their. So.
AUBURN-PleassnI Spring morning; clear and sunny
wind s Their 80.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL morning. not cloud to be seen;
wind NV ther as.
OswEGO-The pleasant weather still continues bright,
clear morning; wind 3 ther. IS bar 3O3O0
UTIcA-A glorious mOrDi.s; tky unc!ouded wlnd Z
ther 30 oar %. $50; mer. 5si. b.
ALBAEY-Delightful Spring morning mol eoao W 10
seen hard frosl last ghl; light wind from NJ: er So
1ner GO; baron. so. O39.
TRoY-Very fine, clear morning wind ther. 81,
MONTREAL-pe8ghlfUl mornings wind SW; thor. 80
bar 80. 20.
QUEBEc-Ther p in lower town In upper town II
bar. %. so ; wind NV hard frost last night
KINGsroN-A beautiful morning Their. 40 wind N.
ToRoETo-BeRetful morning clear and pleasant ther.
AZ WIND NE.
BURiINCToN-C Clear and pleasant; Their. &c.
WHITEHALI.-Clesr and beautiful morning. strong
~ so