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[ HiCAGO and GALENA TEN PER
s. DRAPER. A1ctioneer.
1 TNRESERVED SALE OF
~ $3,afO 600


NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD CONVERT.
BILE BONDS VIII be sold by
Messrs. HAG0ERTY, DRAPER JONES, n Aacioa
THURSDAY, the s1h day Of Mach next, 81 Ia
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange the whole iare
OF CONVERTIBLE BONDS OF the NEW. YORK AND,
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY. amounting TO rAreo
Millions Five Hundred Thousand DOnau 10 The hsghes
bidders they will be put up In sngle Bonds With .ulsb.
privilege OF slsrger amount These Bonds In sxms
81 zee each dated on the ls OF February 1851 and are pay
able In 20 years. and issued pay the floating debt Of
the Company and to procure adequate machinery and care
for operating the rosd and the loan the conpsnywia
require complete and equipit They bear inefes
per cent payable semi annually, In the City Of NewYo
on the sto Feb and Aug and convertible into stock Of
the Company par any time within 10 years rom dsle
The transferable the books OF tho Company
and interest s.taehed The Of PsJ.
meut are per the day OF sse per cent
the 18th Of March fifteen per the Of April e.
teen per cent the M OF May, per the let Of
June hleen per The Lat Of July, hleen per
on the lot Of August and per cent the lsl OF SEP.
tember Purchasers will have the option Of paying
larger or the whole earlier date per
on the amount of the bonds taken up always being lei
on deposit TO DO forfeited non-comphsnee with tho
terms Of the sale copy OF the bond may be seen tho
Office Of The Company where report Of the directors to
the stockholders showing the condition Of the Company
nav be obtained By order Of the Board OF Direction.
22ftM6 THOMAS J. TOWNSEND. Treasurer,
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Disasters. &c.

THI AH6o, which stranded March asst. the Long
Island sphaLk haay stsd Of,
her anchors awaiting her 20 tbs
Bso from Boston for Pal Rvsr trying 20 get uader
cucesisr Harbr, Saturday last got ah0rs agan
vhef fret ard % saniay considerably strained
and lsaky. She rsnalnsd "a part nonlfg Of the 3D.
The 0rg ott NusrA, Jamaica not tho Car
hafsts has been sAtsd TIE Car0n e Ssv York
j. Tor CIndad Bolivar ard presumed will return directly
fsN York Bng CanaVO from CahaEena ChagFss for View
Ou stated "a have been date above and
smuianeC us With crcumttai report Of the sarg
Of hs Caon Halschs c. for New Orleans wsh
been uuWsanf Brig Canovs sd I'm Navy Bay Jan s. fer Fsy
Orleans -as % chaes Jan probably waiting for asssnss aud
- unoo ubtedly the vs-sel oct
lHr Sex hoEEs W4LN Whih Eeut Ashofa on South Bnks
bas psr and u expected she VII Be t o. Her
eHt he et has al been brought 70 Charleston and placed
the tusfom House store.
BIis LAseasTIR from Baltimore for Charleston lbslors ~
pred u t saFsuush dsess) been fs6ttsd re-
al he - INST She En bring such Of her cargo good
c ID ter n Chsrsstcn.
las BlsK EunsE sold Wbds Acapulco o go 20 psy
She had been takug course
PEE s Sth The trade W4ds bat failed mssuns
Steamer Penobscot Fhsd.7 from York passed The
"a tore ard at hoots short dtsnce eastward Of
Cod Spring Bai
Sen H4Hr hnLEn Pearock from Philadelphia for Boston put oo
EsWTor March J. estTes IN Oss Of sas spaa galley sud
bulssus
Tie shp bud; Wsst6ook Ne has been parca.es
n fhis fos sbier, Tor shout ssT6OQ
Sen BLAKczI sEAAs fO ses Oans assortsd earo
q mce The ercta1s Of bfOE nsve Gear The uo
Phofs larc srazn larger portion Other
cargo vi te sA'e5 eHt 70 damaged stats
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Nv TRlARranh.

BOSTON, March 4An brig Robert Paterson Lnniker MAs
seh Lseo crovs New Iort CD ships Parliament Bo~a LIVER
pool Delaware sew Orsans baks Osman SmyBs Edwin Angus
tus Havana; brgs Godfrey, and Clement Chsoni sch
Francis, Noodle; Lowell chmobd.
POA LAND March 3-Ar sch Cutler Aaanzas Austn Norfolk
Victor Berry, end Rosannah, New YcrE CID brig NsyeoTsr,
hstal
NEW BEDFORD, March s-A sch Sarah, FewYork. Sid sch
Gazsle, Norioh.
NEW ORLEANS FEB 24Cd chip Laplandi baks Gnnpus and
Sarah II Snow, boston
CHARLESTON, March AR bark Neptune, BOston-
CD brig China HYork
SAVANNAH Feb "a Arr ship Southport, NYOrk.
ssiscThs ship Tempest Of Bath Name for Liverpool with $500
balescottoD.
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AYort su Prince b,ss noa. Rarper, from Nrok
sh Betty. Bitr m rt atsPhs 10 d Ca,haas asfy
Wsrrsn Joha II Ter, SALIVA os % 81
Arksr H. o. DO Sla ga sch Tern a. aHehs tiork
Ar at Tnnssd sh Vt tss Eliza ferri VS. fsiii ss@a
Rycsr tJhEo. iith. yuh~e fafss 81 sh sca
ssasu Miller Ks~Yo'k, sh ih, bnE caarss he-ih Putnan
R-E
Arr Al NP Feb Rawdea Ss- Orleans ID %
New Yort n distress sfh. sch Mhon nArshAl bsnofsi
CbAs Cogsis. Poet. Nrors.
AZ csniasos Gh bfs Bathurst Dutton from Bautnore
Houdes dag and others sasd ioth brig
ssrsh. BgKrs Bosi.n- .
Ast Neav as Feb 3 bark Cuba sasysr from Portland ee0
br. susap from Iork 9h Rus for Sfort IA 10 10
Cad.uas 20h all bFg Capt John BfAnscoub, fs~ fofk sd
10 h bsis Ios Park DO NAME, Arthur Providence
Al Earaua sqd MAhna Ro. Co~es s1i mlfk-
A. "a 81 Eva Hsrbek nHsy, for ready taken up 70
Load muscovods sugar Tor COsss, Al e l5s Periga.
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Total. .............. 1851

The Grocers' Fire Co. have made divi-
dend of p cent. and the Jefferson S. per share.
The Phoenix Hartford Bank, per cent.
The amount of outstanding Treasury
Notes is now reduced to sle7,s6l
The Assignees of the Commercial Bank
of Manchester, Miss have declared dividend of
10 v cent.
The new Constitution of Indiana provides
that after the adoption of that instrument no
county, town. city, shall subscribe stock or loan
credit, to any railroad company or other work
of Public improvement, unless such subscription
of stock shall be assessed in the form of taxation
and the amount thereof so raised, paid in cash
at the time Of subscribing the same. 1t is under
stood that similar provision has been adopted to
be engrafted upon the new Constitution of Ohio
This will pat stop to the further issue OF City
and County Bonds In Indiana and Ohio, and rem.
der their Sc rurties already issued and authorized
more vauab le We know Of no stronger security
than has thu far been presented in these City
and County lSonds. The fear was further, and
extrsvsgant i.'sues, which the above provisions
will efeetually stop.
The Martins vile and Franklin Railroad
is lateral Road connecting with the Madison
and Indianapolis h abroad, at Franklin, twenty
miles south of Indi snapolis, and running near
ly west about twent, v.one miles to Martinsylle,
in Morgan County, Inc llama. or this Road about
one-haf the grading completed and the re-
msinder is under contra ct, to be finished by the
LIST OF July. The contr acts for the sSperstroo-
ture will be let this week to be completed by the
lst of October The means for the construction OF
the road thus far have been provided entirely oy
subscription on the line, and uPayments prompt
ly met. IL is confidently AM 1ciPated tnes the
road will be open by the lst DEE emoer next and
viii prove another valuable feede. : oil the Madison
road
The Peru and indianapolis Railroad is
completed 20 miles from IndisnapO. is to Nash
vile, and the trains will probably be pr upon the
line this week 1t is TO be run by the Madison
road, and opens up q new section Of co, wtry 10
that great thOrOughfare.
The following are the receipts Of the
Philadelphia snd Columbia Railroad;
Amount to 18th February ls5l...........& S6 469 q
Amount from 18Th TO 18Th do. do......... l2sl2 81
whole amount since Nov So lsSO........... $iSs 70
same time last S44,07o IS
sse..,.......................,.t 24,6ll a |
The movements of Specie ia the Port of
Boston for the month Of February, have been as
follows
'aasa'y and February. @i'@S'
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AIMING.
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-roRK..........AARcH


stssUsrs-Bac, comstoek Liverpool cola'i K'nnsSee'
seyr cor, Philadelphia
shps-Moniauk McMnhae San Diego, &c, Ogdsnj Norman,
Tay Orleans WILSON Charleston, Inomas WArdr,
cen Victoria Chase Mo's Isaac Webb, Cooper. Liverpool,
Bans J-sup Fisher Noble Eag Hazar Cerene, (sc)
PnInoo Lsoon ,hsmbssn Lawrence CO. Iedesco WnsoT,
Hagaua; Brurstfe Pfsbis Nhayeu
Issbsla Reed Ashby Key West, Ladi sannard; Tally
Bo smith, savannah Gsgsr Jesse Baier Bemuda Hesnh
sons 70 est Gsli.on Por al Prince Brstt, Vose Co.
scnoonsrs-Iasc Franklin Frost Fort Leyacca SC Hussey
hur5y; Rebecca Gould Phadepha EGs Williams, do; Harr-
Prre, Rice " lmu Nc Cath BOWn tBrl BfoEn 81
John NIB Whitney Co SewYorE, Smack, Rehmonfi Bay
State, H. DER Boston.
sloop ..nAWan, Brig Dghton.
Bhrea Delaware. FaIrAt. South Amboy.
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SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY, March 4-P.M.


The Stock market to-day was without
marked change. but generally heavy. At the
close of the Second Board, however, Farmers and
Harlem were pressed on the market and showed
a decline Of v ct. Edgeworth recovered some
what from the decline of yesterday and went to 9.
The only buoyant Stock was New-Jersey Explor-
ing and Mining Co., which went to H. with that
price bid at the close. Government and sound
State Stocks were without change, bat the nom
dividend paying Stocks were cheaper.
The market is firm for Exchange with
good demand for the steamer. Sterling is 929lOi
Francs, 5. 1005.O7I.
Freights are very firm but inactive, by
reason of the small number Of vessels the berth
Cotton is 5l.6d; Flour, 1sd; Corn, Sd; Dead
weight l5s02Os. Two or three vessels have been
sold for the freighting business. The French
packet is taking Cotton at &c and Ashes and B ark
at Sc and 81. To California the business is small
at so Coo. clipper took 1000 bbls. at 60 cents
y foot.
The Land Warrant Assignment Bill did
not pass the House, and consequently the Mexi
can Land Warrants are held at an advance.
The Coin in Bank has been increased
halfa million since the count yesterday, making
the amount ss,65OOOO and in Bank and Sub
Treasury sl2,45OOOO against sl2,sOO,OOO on the
eth January, showing decrease Of only $780,.
600. The specie brokers' have $780, 900 in vault in
addition to the above.
Mint Certificates to No. 2,203 are now
payable at Philadelphia. The payments are no
large.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury were
s97,O5l Payments 81, 52S. Balance, s3,sl2625
The receipts on the Harlem Railroad
show favorable condition Of traffic, For Febru.
airy the earnings were;
1901 s'sssssssssssS1fslVl ~
29.S86 Is
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Calves. and shout s,oco Sheep and Lambs, :. Chamber

Calves and shout Sto Sheep and Lambs, At Chamber
lan's. , -. -.
BEEF CATTL ga fir buiiness has been done N oesves
si or Ts.t a rricrs hieh show slight improvement
on The better Qualities az compared win the Pne cur
rent lat wees The rapge Of the mar IL rom q o
OF 20 head were sken for shipment TO Bermuda Aoou
100 At both markets left over 49,. - toaa,e "a
Cows ASD CALvEs-Sold a. rom S%''O - 00~ ~ ~
az IN quality All taken. - a, ,sasa n -
SHEEP AND LaMBs-Are selling Al ir9ni e. '~'' ~ "
s. So A lot OF extra found buyers al SfVSl"
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Or Monday afternoon serA long and illness Mrs sAhAa
FORGAY the 7h Of as etc OF the a f0
py Etq. ,,, -. =.
Ts friends the family and ihoss Of Wa Foray Esl
are respectfully invited funeral Wstnesday after
noon ocock her late residence, aS Chntoast Hsr 70
"a .ns W1 be aksn Trirrty Csmstery for ntsfmsnt
50 New Orleans papers please copy. ,-,,,
Suddenly attack, A south bsld, nd, 49, ~
LEORORA MATTHEWS yourgs,t dau Of George w mat
tasvs. in ihs 5ih year Of ter age.
ewGsw In Hsaven her tongue 4 oossd C.
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~ A young beau from Delaware, visiting
Columbus, took a ticket in the Prize Concert and
on tho way ,hither presented said ticket to his
lady companion. The ticket drew the first prize.
piano, wherenpon Beau played "Ingin,' aud
TOOK the prize himself Gallant fellow thatl
dayton tohio) journal
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From onr corr..nond.nt ]
FfOm our Coffespt
PHILADELPHIA March 4-Arriue

PHILADELPHIA March 4-dryued-Schs Pacific, Ely, Lamel
Del Sara LavIns, Carter Camden, Del
CdredBngs ChAai ooche Roberts, Barbados; Boundary
Prince Dema4ra Fremont, Taylor Bosto schs Samuel
Payutsr Neal NsntBks Acyona WHITAKER savannahI sharp
Shap Charleston Star Ntsrs0n Providence; Psoss. Bartlett
Boston Alexander BaldrR Hartford ArmsFrong Thomas New
York J W Bel, London, New York.
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New.Yerk CaltIs Market. .MARcH4
Reported for The Tribune.

Reported foF Tie Tribune.
At The Washington Drove YsTd Rourh-lvsuue aud For.
N .oarthst sad The Hudson River sulPS Head foo,
OF RObius0n-sL for Beoses. For Cows Calves sheep
and LAmhs a. Brownings- SIKH s. Third ayeoae;
and a. ChsUbersins foot " hObinsOu-sl
OFFER ED-i5oO Bosves (sa9 southern the rarnAlndes
from his sIae and the EEsL) 65 Cows Calves and
ace Sheep Nd LAmbs, g eTpEningsi 50 Cows aad
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Increa.e, about g per eeut. &C.. s7,7l4 81

On the Long Island Road the increase for
February is over 10 v cent. The Company have
concluded contract for heavy iron for reaying
the Road from Brooklyn to Jamaica, and will pro-
coed at once with the work. The negotiation for
the consolidation of the Brooklyn and Jamaica and
Long Island Roads is proceeding favorably.
The monthly returns of the traffic of the
Albany and Schenectady Road continue to show
handsome increase over last year. The freight
returns for February show increase of IS per
cent. over the same month last year, and the pas
sepgor list over 80 per cent. The following are
the weekly returns for the month Of February;
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CTTY OF BROOKLYN, SIX PER

CTTY OF BROOKLYN, SIX PER
OCENT LOAN FOR TWENTY YEARsEsess.e '
Proposals will be received the Controllers Once Wy
Hail Brooklyn until Thursday, March g. AZ o'clock Pm
for the purchase Of $4,000 OF City Bonds OF 81 eeeh
payable on the Let January 1871 with Interest SIX pc
cent per anpum payable half yearly the let January and
Is july in each year which Coupons will be issued With
The Bonds Proposals made for suy number Of the Bonds
and the whole viii delivered he list April NEXT fuf'
chssers viii be required TO pay the interest on delivery
from Let Jan 10 LIST April At per cent, and WIZ rscee
the July Coupons for interest and will also DO e-
quired pay the premium offered imnediaey on inc ac
cepiance Of the bids me-.
Tax for 20 years and deposited In the Sinking Fund or 10
redemption.
26f ST ChAS. T. BELTS, Co1uonot.
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NOR.


NOTICE.--On the 9TH day of November
' last letter was deposited In the Post Once Of the
City OF Newark, n J., addressed to Alex Ray WISHING.
The Newark Banking end Insurance Co, marked No @,
and certified to be good by the Cashier OF he said bank
THE ssd letter and check have hitherto failed 10 reach NE
hands Of Mr. Ray who has since been paid the amount
thereby and notice hereby given that payment a. Bank
has been stopped and all persons cautioned against no
gotiang or receiving said check any Endorsement
hereof with the name OF Alex Ray must be forgery
'1 JOS C. HORNBLOWER-
Nawark N T.. Feb "a. 1851. 2f lW'
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M RR lie d
DIED.

On Monday evening March by Henry wsfd Beschst Al
Brookyn EDWARD ORR. ESQ., Of Dstloit 70 SUI MA l. NIL
LOGG, daughter Of + Kellogg ESQ.
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March If ohneOsssus, sch Friend from Ssx Ys bOaad 70
for Gavestcn, cays oct
Fe g. at IS TO- lon - 90 passed bark R.pube steering W
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Launches.

MsdoFd on Seth superior ship Of about 200
Tie EspOson Isnded Baston aod HAVE packet
be commanded By Capt Hult and owned By Thomas Lamb Eq
and her captain.
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CITY COhMIssI0NER's OFFICE,
pm anEI pgfIA Eah ID l86l 4

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 20. 1871
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.--
Sealed Proposals endorsed Proposals for CubicsS
Stone Block" will be received al this Office until the l2
day Of Msrch next 85 al noon, for furnishing the follow
ing Cubicsl Stone Blocks, viz
1850 blocks 8by inches aud Inches In thickness
1850 blocks by 1G inches aud inches IN thickness
1850 blocks by IL Inches ana inches Ia thickness
LIS blocks 8 by inches and inches In thickness
1860 blocks by 10 inches and inches In hlcknese
1914 blocks BY " inches and inches Ia thickness
1856 blocks by Is inches and Inches In thickness
us blocks 10 by 10 inches and inches In thickness
lS64 blocks by u Dches and inches In thickness
1856 blocks 10 by Is incses and inches In thickness.
us blocks II by II inches and nckes Ia thickness
i24 blocks 70 by Is inches aid inches In thickness
blocks IS by 5iEchea ann Inches In thickness W
angular.
lG blocks "a by So inches And luches In thickness
blocks "A by AZ inches and inches In thickness
IS blocks 20 by 50 inches and inches in thickness
10 blocks 20 by as inches and inches In thickness
The above Stones must be OF the best quality OF nara
granite sound and free from sap and all other defects
Each ock be fee clear OF any twist or Wlnds
the sides ends must be dressed straight and square
the top bed of each block must be picked Oh 10 general
uniform surface . ,,u
to three times the quantity should be deemed expedienL
The whole quantity contracted for will be required 70 ~
delivered on or before the LIST day OF July next 1851 u2ca
any wharf the Delaware front OF the Ciy DetNcon
Sp and Mulberry sts free and clear from any cnAgs
for freight dockage wharfage OF any Kind whatever
The proposals must stale the price per supefncA
yard, to be measured In the street where the said BLOCKS
ray be laid down and work completed -
Specimens Of the stones exhibiting the quaity ana ns
character Of the dressing Intended 10 be Furnished VII Ds
required 10 accompany the proposals
By order OF tie CommittGe GA 4 ubic HighwayA
gfqw A 1o 8 h4ls GeosyErr City Commissioner.
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R.coIpts Of Produce,

BIZ Erie Railroad. Tuesday. Marco 4.- ~.
Asbes 8 baes Flour s6 Calves, and head Catue
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Foreign Ports.

A. csysnas Jan so brgi Rue Ls.sp I'm s,.o m, o., 49,
lfhi Esftsr kaiers. in D. 81 arr fr,b f W - ~
A. Aiy'sss1, PR so'h a. brig sis,1g PAs Tor Paasslsh
: dsy'
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MEXICAN CLAIMS Washington, Thurs
day, Feb n. The Board met according 10 adjournment
Presspi-Al the members. Several cases were taken
up for confederation tout without coming TO decision
ether.
Fytdah Reb. 2s--rhc Board met Pressnt-An the
members The memorial OF Benjamin Lowell, claiming
Zoe illegal penslty and embargo his business Asnos
IN 1879 and Tor forced loan n Guassuafs 10 1883 oelng
taken up Tor consideration, together with the pro u and
documents the Beard 70 opinion thai the claim
IL not valid agsns, the Republic of Mexico and the sae
sccoFdisgy not allowed. That OF George ~ Downs.
or himself aud surviving partner OF John 4 Owen,
claiming for losses by the seizure Of schooner S1ssnnsh
driven into Rio Bay0, by stress OF weahs 1885, heag
skee up tos consideration the Board came 20 opnion
hat the claim 10 valid against he Republic Of Mexico and
NC ssue wac allowed the amount 70 DO awarded subject
TO the future action OF the Boad Ths OF Sanael Johson,
claiming foF expulsion from Vera Cruz In May 1885, beiag
ten up NE bosfd came 10 the opiaOn that he cain
va Id sgsinss he Republic Of Mexico ane the
allowed me smoant 20 be awarded subject the future
acion OF ,ne bo@d. The memoral Of lsaac d. Boyce,
claiming for seizure and condscaron Of tobacco &C. at
Galveston oy ne Mexican army OF invasion ia od 1855
for pefponsl Imprisonment Ne visa submsieS xs,sne3
and suspended. TIE Board sal
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Pnnnrnarrn ArrIYed

In steaship Falcon Ne,c- OreanFFr0W Cta6-es-b BIN
nipston Richardson Fitch. Thomas AcCndt, Cfasiod
Durkeu II stserags From Nao l0rk-J Budgei RAJ
er n slcdret Joel Fa1uhArsoa. Ms Phillips. Mrs Dick
srson a1t eaughts Capt Lansg UsA wsksnan. and egh
steerage From Hauana- Mrs. Dss Meogre. Mr. Broad
head Mr. Stephen Pe-sr Pynnd Dunlap ans lady fe
oubsrt and johnson sld lady, Mr. Mathe
I'D y Mr.. Sudan daughter NJ Cunnnham and lady Can
rneha Mr. Peago Mrs Kefshan Ms Whitney jos Glths mr.
Mcfaad Mr. Fedrck Mr. Barker MIS- Roll, Mss Williams, and
s;ssugs
IN gaeks chip Livspso from liverpool M Heay HsrgraVs
n packef ship Watcri00 from LtucVo3t-Mr Pee-
IN ,hip Assta from StockhoiLsngsreue, Langerene
Iofbury Grarb-rg Buebnrg, Hulsha and s,eerag-
IN sbrp Norman from HauaHa-Mrs Evsnon, NJ hien
A Taylor, c Kelly Anmenro, Dunsgs, sad sesAgs
MINIATURE ALMAFAC------T THIS DAY
sefs.-..-.6 81 hooS-Risss s Sa
HIGH WATER.--.. MARCH s.
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A ADVERTISEMENT are inserted in
[Atbe best Papers OF other Cities and Towns a, V.
PALMERS Advertising Agency, Tribune Building. d24 u
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-20
TELEGRAPH
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 20.
"The Bitter Blood 10

\
| Even under the republican institutions of the
United States it will take long, long time for
this to become exhausted from the veins of
good and well-meaning men. The intolerance
of religious prejudice will prolong its vitality
Acting under its promptings, several classes of
persons have, at several different times, en-
deayored to intimidate US by their combined
threats, and to force us into the adoption of
their measures-how impotently our readers
well know. On one occasion, a groveing md
skulking puppy, whose cringing grin reveals his
mean duplicity, obtained permission to make
an appeal 10 the members Of the Roman Catholic
church 10 combine their influence against as. This
appeal was made through the columns Of a
weekly Roman Catholic paper in Baltimore,
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. WHITE, whom we
do not know, but who we are well assured is an
accomplished scholar and liberal and high
| minded gentleman. The avowed grounds of
this attack were that, in the publication of Har-
dy's Notes on New Mexico, the Roman Catho-
lie church was abused; yet the first line reflect
ing on that church, or on its ministers or mem
bers, could not be shopn IN our columns The
contemplate scribbler, by his false and mean
deception, and his assumption of the fact that
the people Of that communion in this city could
be influenced by such libelous appeal, caused
them to blush for his covert and sinking at
tempt, and to despise him heartily, as he now
reH krops.
But who that then read that paper could be-
ieve that so soon as this we should be suffering
martyrdom in the cause Of this same church
No one in the wide world. Yet here we are,
thus signally honored.
We have already enlightened the world by
the publication Of a note from one who was sur
prised Mt our publishing a Hymn to the vir-
gin" from the pen Of our gifted contributor,
MIR. Joel Austin. Now rend what follows:
WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1851.
TO The Editors Of The American Telegraph.
GENTLEMEN AS in your commentary upon
my text you have endeavored to prove me
bigot, reply, that if attachment to the pure
gospel of our Lord and Saviour Is sufficient to
establish the fact, plead guilty and glory in
the charge.
1t was not my expectation that my remarks
would have been noticed in your paper, and ]
really and truly supposed the Hymn to the
Queen Of Heaven had been printed without
knowledge upon your part Of its bearing; but
as you have acknowledged yourselves its god
fathers, have nothing further to say than that
[ suppose / must do MS better men have done
in similar cases-REQUEST THE DISC0N-
TINUANCE OF THE TELEGRAPHlll
With the kindest personal feelings,
am, yours,