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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
SECOND BOARI
SATURDAY. March Ppm.

The Stock market continued heavy this MORN
inc hut At the Second ard there was better feeling and
quotations improved the market closed with huoyant
feeling although show log generally no improvement over
Friday Canton. however shows an improvement OF y
cent Edgeworih l. Harlem l. &c. Reading continues TO
attract good deal Of attention and the CheSd de 6alHe
Of the operators for decline Sales were made $50,
seller months and the transactions exceed 1000 shares
The cleIing quotation IL the same a. Friday Erie was
steady and Harlem is without marked change Norwich
fell OF TO 69 but recovered to g. Portsmouth was aeuVe
ae Second Board and recovered 10 IT, la other STOCKS
there was change OF importance but Bank STOCKS are
rather frmer
There is a moderate business doing In Exchange
and the steady at lO0lot for leading Sterling
5lOa50i for Francs
Freights are not very active bat steady en-
gaeemepts OF Cotton at I'd 1900 bushels Corn ed Dead
Weishtl56I7s 3d. Within two or three days there have
been engagements Liverpool OF Whesat I'D LOU Dds
Turpenne lie 3D. LEO boxes Bacon liza 3D. 100 essks AAhes
on private terms and by Russisn brig cargo OF Tar 81
S To London 400 bbs Flour private terms and Bacon
Cheese 25dSs To Havre 1000 bbls Resin, % cents
skrs cent; Cotton sal cent for square and roSnd
Measurement Goods s., ard Ashes S56Ss To Ban iran
cisco there Is very little going forward To New-OreAns
feebts are very inactive at cents y foot To Mobile they
are briak al cents
The Directors OF the Erie Road have had
very satisfactory interview with the Railroad Committee
Of OS
to take The most direct route The City from the West
The franklin brings 100000 in douoloons.
Bya Card in another column it will be seen
thai books Of subscription the capital stock OF The BE
ehspics Fire Insurance Company will be opened TO- NOR
morrow The Directors composed Of first eass ous
ness men and guarantee us success
The arrival Of gold by the Ohio aud Crescent
City In the aggregate about 81 oOO is quite Is lar &c
uss anticipated under the circumstances, it being wei
known that there lille dust coming into san
cisco from the mines great want Of rain preventing tne
miners from washing the dirt they had collected Inc rfo
metbeus yet 10 arrive will add something to We eo'Ve
amount The amount received this month oy the
ard Empire city AZ the steamers named ABOVE feacns
nearly three millions Pvale adviees estimate me smoo"
10 cone forward in May nearly If lot quise h'e -'us
q dollars One that the receipts Of t9o neA
month or two will be large miners have oeVe'no
to 20 back to The dggings If they have no ram Aoo y
ran does come hey will the large amount OF GIN -
ready collected The Of quartz minisg arc very
favorable and 10 doubt will Dc sooner % iA
he crest reliance TOR gold sns wH yield mmsae fe.atn'
| when skiluny worked
The Lewis County Notes are now redeemed a
| Albany.
| Acvices from Frankfort, received a, London
,l.ss ust losn II $1,000 gudosA lGigoSol h4a JUS
beeI C pcuced for ihs GoveFomsO. Of Baden Fhs 70"
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jersey City on Saturday NOR us .i AssT C. III. Of JoA.
James fth place. and daughter Of Jas fosss Of
The r-e-sfd sfds II the nv invited n attend The "a
ne's iron her hts s6snce No susssr fsce Js CITY,
Wetsesesy a'eTnooa ssiiAt oeoel without stAsr toes
tsen.cs Fab s,rch is after apanful nes. Of .evsr.s
months HAkklkI ~u. ofJass' sscse, aS-d - ysst'
Mrs Sacks The Daughter Of Capt John Hs Of the 3 Rs
sDsE OF the British Army she born Calcutta the East
ladies'.
d the SD MAJOR noRDEcAI NJ NOAH. IA tn. So,s
year ofhs
Funsra rom No Broad-sy. tbs lhosdayl sAsroOOa
o. saturday .v,nns March ssd MARY LOUISA
Youngest osughf Of eorg. snd Mars Louisa ksr ava
The relatives ard Tread. i.my respectfully 10, tad 70
attend her funeral from the r.dsnc Of her io Ga1
horeay clock, -thout further
hddsburg. \. Y 18th inst Mr. FREDERICK M.rrIcE. Il.
Tier Of judge hnus na,us aged - Tbs deceased
the oest Inhabitants the county and taeu -hen
Revolution BY the carried CSnads whss
be 10 II. gauLes he reesei woan' al that
which he carried ~. His father also aisu tbs
aud they I'D return III the close Of
In schohsTe, on hondAy, March is, Mr. JOHN CLARK.
Al C.n.iohaus on the S.t ut Mrs ANN YOUNG eouso,t Of
John \ Young ioFmsfy Of Johnstosn sged '9yssrs
In KnssborO n the 81 ast JOsArHAs L. CLARK. sesa
y years
In John.tOwn n T. the 18th JAMES FRASER, aged
In Bar.owu n J. march H. NANCY wife Of the Hoo Isass
Nildrlck. II {. sgst about 80
On Saturday, 9sd INST, GEORGE w. BANcKER. ND.
HIS relations trends those Of hs brottst bsncksr.
attend his uues soatsy sernoos the sH 'pst AZ
hsfpsst o'clocl from NJ - West ioh
rsrd. thoss the faub invited - sead funeral
Tuesday afternoon the s5 INST at ocoei from he hate rss
On sunday morpns March a. Of scs.t fever Aida
daughter OF clas and Mary Harbuk aged II moa'hs
The rstves snd friend. my respectfully invited
OF her La sscond 81
Monday FORENOON March sth, at II O'CLOCK, without further "a
On saturday march 81 FRANCES LAURA oay ehas jobs
s Laura West. sged " months and dcs
friends the family invited to attend the funeral nes
Jag at clock ?. NJ at No 81 West 18th At
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Brown, shipley g. Co.'s Circular.
anondence of The Trlbunl

9>- f,.,,r LIVERPOOL, Friday, March 7, l'5l
Since the Of the last steamer have had du aud life
less Cotton market notwithstanding the large transactions Tor the
amounting % 35 go bales with 1000 20
bales Sales 10 day oOO bales
Th has particularly tbs IN the past two days ncon
Of later vorabs accounts from India, which has
caused par, OF Is &C. y n sons qualities Amsncan
FAR Orsa qu' ted at II fsI Mobile y arr JpAndi =
Mfdhng 7aT SIC; Inferior and ordinary 607 " n
In Manchester has been material change Goods and
Yarns prcs having been pretty well maaaned 10 s see OF
limited csmand. 49, ~. a. =.
lie socI Of Cotton thus port estimated At 1920 bales
sa oo Al ssus yerod ii year The ock Of American
90 6ol bales against 3f3 90 bales AZ came period
IN. arrival Of quarters Of Whsat and 5000 oos OF Fouf
In 49, 80 lev dsy. has caused slight further decline our Corn
,Let Ard pnces nominal Indan Corn quoted at
az M White 3s Yellow ant 19i per a. for mixed Westsrn
Canal F,ur ls92 % Philadelphia and Baltimore, ssi Ohio,
z-42. Canadian, asa1ls per Dol Wheat o lOi0os tor
WIT. are - 4du6s 20 per 20 lbs Tor hei ~ -.
American kssn for The week 600 bbls, at 81 ID
f 10 4.ss PER for foe quality Iurpsase IL I'm
''ed cen y ana ~ ..os1ctfs1y BROWN SIMPLIFY CO.
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Passengers Arrived

IN t,earsh,p Arcfie FROM Lvey0olaessrs wlcoI, Johs
C,row Arce Cohsn Monroe Bearer Of Dispatches from
the legation London; MIS- Monroe nst and servant Mss
Ksersn MessIs w Hall Crook kneas kennsty Hsntos
Canada w Br,wn DO DO John Ferris DO do; Fssag
Bearer OF D.spatchss from the L Legation at Pans
sodzsAfp FrarkiE from Havr, Johnston LTngon f0eo
Pom OF Of York Capt Silver Of salem scar. hrs WI
MISS May Williams Walter Williams, Ch.s VIII ans Mr.
Hannah of Engand Turner Miss Tuner. Of Engns. Mss
Elizabeth MAJ Victor Lsmy Hem Behe~ Mt ~ gent Nj Her
GER Hsdlsuf Mr. Fischer, Mr. Hetrn.ehndt kohnsamm
Heekins Rsheu DommsDch Felix Oruson, Laroche.
Yctor Psrd Jules Dsms Mr. Wsnnch Mr. Chaon aud Lady.
Mss Challon. Julien RoTnguen Mss Alderman
ttssmshp Soaht'ner from Chdrlst,n Mss Psrisr Mas
NJ Dermott Zsug and lady Mrs ba'neu sad chm
Banker and lady II Wawek Clara Jno ThOruton Jr ia
cob Fang Mrs Lsss Mrs wnbek Mrs Ewan Or Adsm Capt
Tucker. Schiller, Cox, W. Arnold hobeas and D
10 the seersgs.
IN ship O6io FIN Gerok-Dsvd Harley and lady David Hoos'
Peter McIsard
In bri0 1rve. from Curacao Adolphsa Cohen NJ.
scAr Jonas Saith from chaisfon Richard Cam r'o~'
parrr am BelOny.
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SONG......For Tie Thbule.
BY mrs. II. J LEWIS.

The hopes of my childhood and youth are unfaded,
And blossom as fair in the sun Of to day,
As if not a cloud their young beauty had shaded,
As il not whisper had told Of decay.
What beautiful visions ofove lowered round me
feared them too lovely, too pure for my lot
But oh! with the choicest of blessings they
crowned me,
And gave me an Eden where thorns flourish not
They told me in youth that the world was valley
OF sorrows and tears, with less sunshine than
cloud
Not such were the thoughts that round memory
rally
They are tender and sweet, they are sparkling
and proud.
Some friends that loved in the morning departed
Some flowers tended were crushed at my feet
But round me, yet smiling there cling the true
hearted,
And the perfume Of other fresh blossoms greet.
dread not the future whose hues are all bright
ness,
Bat, happy to-day, with my cup running Ter
will sing with heart that yet bounds in it's
lighlness
As care free and joyous as ever OF yore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24

DrATH OF CENTRAL BRoOKE.-A Telegrapnlc
dispatcb was received from New-Orlesns al tne
War Department, March 20, announcing the DEAN
of Breyet Major General George NJ. BROOKE
which took place at SH" AHt0H'0, 1eTa'' on the
We are not informed Of the cause OF his death;
or the military history Of this distinguished
officer the follow ng particulars cannot at this mo-
ment be undressing to any reader; W.
General Brooke entered the army, from VIZ.
sinia on the Sd of May, 1908, as First Lieutenans
in the 5th infantry. BE was promoted 20 tne
rank of CAPTAIN the LIST of May, 1910; to tnat Oh
Major Of the 4th infantry in 1914 to that Oh Lieu
tenant Colonel same regiment March !, lSls ana
in July 1881, 20 the rank of Colonel IN tue 0tu
;Dfantfv. His frst brevet was that OF Lleutensn'
Colonel, August IS, 1914, for gallant conduct "a
he defence of Fort Erie +" bis second was tnss
os Colonel. September II, 1914. for dlstIngu
I'D meritorious services in the sortie from FORK
Trie - He was made a Brevet Brigadier Genera
sen,enber II. 1924. for ten years faithful ser
60 "a Colonel" and be was breveted Malot
General Nav 80 ls4s, for meritorious conduct
,srticulArly in the performance OF his duties ID
he prosecution Of the war with Mexico. IL,
For, Brooke, at Tampa Bay, was estaollsneu ~
lin. and received bis name, IN 1924, where nc -
.,stioped for number Of years.
Al the time of his death he was N comm N11 "
be sth military department. Texas anu Gu
eseed in planning an expedition as ,,;,..s-
OiRns. l"s'e~Ns' '@'@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
London Markets.

The colonial srtsts the past ~ssi hav' sesn sIs'y que.
VII much s.s ia some descnpu as Of prsdues sugar hAs nss
with far nqury but although ofths Srgs Psrs ofoas.
the cbif portions buyers Il YVES on dssns o. mos
% al psr ewt the s,ronE aud superior quausso hAass nav
g aoee supported former quotations. Ia "sst IsoA 40 %
n. bsen huied Coffee has suffered man sepfes
son s~ p.rcs csy ou changed bsHas cary N me
wi AZ IS. per tbs last few there las oeen 40
uiry Astev.r sellers al the above 9sSseuon
sanfasH scuce5 anytsng has been doso and Amos ns
49, m one parcel offered tsEen thsrs beng no pu
rb,.,. AZ importers spstre has changes hanf' very
In nee alteration. rns tea nafk 81 eonnnlss
v.y ffm aud OF cs@a coa eo1soa Al 10
bat fou. casnrg present 10 The cert Kadss thers
. more dps do buspess but yet vi ho1t improve
mslt prices TssTs was sDAh paone ASA on "ednesoy
we'll and aboyI hall the qaLty pot up ~a sod al
ADD a't.F the sale ,ffn.-
PEornIos- American > very sxtsusvs sale 81 new BEEF
reported bit tbs pine has cot traasP tie mAst ~
an eesrpn0uss hfs - gsr@ss teaand st-aag 1919
maid exs<o or PSfk bus reluctantly pAynS zee
prcss. Esfy tia anOtksF ale, 10 boxes 81 Los
va 38 20 rive beag acyE &c Of IL y eN
There are th'es g,rees Western "a e'f
We quote l1ri 81 70 - -
t5 AIS ~, sats1 OF 20 aas; tbs arfFas fol ~
very IT, baI snail ktsfn ths Cont ae1t co l,is
Cbssse II been % tbs v-es az uiiAn-
By sovans- o. - y - "a 80 IN, ~
Tsiov. Or 80 Better BE- inquired IT, pui no''e'' ~ "
adv1scs I'll ze prlss th-unsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
I,vernool Proy,sisn Market,

Bacon potchsapeF blt only hIsJ o,.nss mas 9eo ,o1
~ "a "a Ausrcau There La eesn little business
do On Loa aad svnced 20 sell al late rates Imports
for the the stock smaller than las; ear
Ofs. stocks are ht and Tiers far dsmand IRISH At from
a. o. ~. "a American barresd Pork has been opera
80 - - sr freedom and there advance, sos American
mes, .sjs RON So per barrel All sorts Of Hams are da
800 a. d.si,s cell Eussh and Irsh a. from 50
10 10. W.bs 4ss Amsncan smoked 90 70 g. ana
10 81 Fof LAID there are ffes ouyes snd ~th only
- ,,v an offer Watsfoc ba5dsred has been selling al
So 70 81, ,ss hins t7 20 ESQ., and American ts 70 Us fr
- 80 c,rs Irish Beef and Pork AZ zoos 70 los per
~ i,at for navy Prov has been taEe as follow.
I'm Cf.b Pofk at E6 1884, 400 uercss or.gn e.
10 - s IrsbBso Is sod % IS &c. and 100 ditto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
rorslxu Ports.

San Juan ucasgna 18th ult propeller Ontario rom arr
18Th to sad for Ch'grse aud ce~ ptssns same a,y sen
Port Royal Jam Me6 't SSCta SS S.s..
New YoTk
SD irc m do March -. brig Velocity Darrell Baltimore
Panama Feb rs Br brig Anta Car 35 Is FIN Liverpool
D. Am barbs b. hema smnon 6S ds TN San frenc.co az,
Mar FOr'uce Hop Is I'm Boston, 2S Br Consue john
Duncan $50 I'm Pavre far San francisco Gu Feb ~ sh Fanny
Sandwich Isianc Garsdu sch Bogots r for Bus
% Br Eueva Granada Pearson for Caso a. zip
M@cauon Poal for Sandwich Islands brig Randall WLcOmb
Reals q aud Panama
sailed BuenOs Ayrs Jan a. bark Mason Barney Lsnss.On.
New fofk.
Al Mat.ulas s INST brig Druid Dsmng Tor and s, .c
Daniel Francs, Farrs IA Norfolk arr sih
Passed BY PerLambuco 9th ut barb Wright, Worth
ngton tn Batimo for RIO Jansno
Ar at Havana 10Th INST brgs Forester Carney esvannah ach
Loe dos Aqua Newell Boston Tsdssco, Wnsl0s kes f0rk;
Apollo Ins rabsm. 30. Richmond Wilmington Tangsr Perch
DO; lih Thomas Edwafd smAlsy. Philadelphia 18Th sch fAt
Norfolk Juha Mary, Mufch Bangor mary Lowell, Goodng,
Bshs Honda l FORFEIT King Barrett Nfoh Indans, Watts,
Phsdepha Metunh MEGA ~ Wsasset nsnehsstsr PoftsF.
FYck. enTd Boston Henrietta, Curtis, Portland Sset
18th Henry Warren Rsrisn Cowss. va MaianrsG MARY
Lowell Goodng Portland Johs Dow sagua Grsnte Oet Pei
Cardena 18Th Rhode DAVIS hstanzas 5Oue smith.
OfeaLs. PaTans GOodng Boston Malice Roo. fs
fcriland Scott NYorh Ill., a de cnba hrschsk DO,
10Th. Mars, Ingrsham BRISTOL
Arr batsfzas i4h brig George Walton, HYork 18th,
Hamilton Mssns Cardssss; Eeu Mary HAvsns lb, Elizabeth.
Philadelphia big Reliance Nov fOrs Hate, tB Boston, Lydia,
sasdish Psrchts New Yor, i3b Sears, sesr calorasi
York Ilh Pobs Pattsn 81 Petersburg JAMES
Edward HYorb OH, Chssapsske, Hsnimas, Bost.n.
CsTdeuas 18Th met b Hadse Nfork Yator Poraad
Zuyderzee and Demerars Boetsn
Arr At Table Bay Cape Of Good Hope Dec 28h barn Eelpss
sedswct, I'm Boston, and I'D Jan . fof haurtms
Stated from 81 Johns, NJ "a ns' Br brig Thomas Boston
Lavna Jossphs North Bend Hutchias hoot
Bruce Nichols and CoaH Annsn all loading bat ~hsss essnd
reported Joseph Butler Gsrdsr Tor h0noae, 70 rsp ma
Hebron Hars Atwood soi julius Pfnd' S1ehana' 'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DROwNED-A young man, named VIM.
Sanford carpenter in the employ Of the Ution Ferry
Comranv was found drowned in the dock foot o. Atlantic
ST On Friday last Il is supposed he fell from the ferry
boat The evening previous His parents reside in Nayyst
The Coroner held inquest on the body and the Jury rem
dered a verdict in accordance with the facts.
The Coroner also held inquest on the body Of
drowned man found in the al the foot OF Bndgest
His name was ascersHed TO be Alexander Devn, native
Of Ireland. He had been missing for some weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24

A GOOD JoKE.-By some curious mistake one
oftbe locomotive cautions Of Beware of Mock
Auctions was psraded for come time before the
doors of our worthy friends Haggerty, Draper
Jones 1t soon collected a crowd, who richly en-
Joy ed the joke of seeing this sign of warning pa
raded before the store Of the prince OF auction
GERS The mistake was finally discovered by
policeman, who ordered the standard bearer to
rnova IN
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Shaken. &c.

Mares IS, lat TO- on IS 20, ship AnAta C'o~s =" '.emS
Jan s lSs Ion w. ship Psr,au tof Plymouth Rogers.
March B. LAT IS ST. 90 brig Warren Brown, Barstt, I'm Bucks
MscI H. at ~ sO 90 ship Magrst Of POhaad. I'm Law
srpoOl. via Fsya. for FrOt - ,-,u..,
ya sh a.: "a sso Ia 70, S. org pr ''' o
o5 loo II 81, passed slap chm'a' (aa"p
March ~ 20 ist &C. sch Somerset. of Augusta Il d m BOssoa
FEB "a Cap. sgnarsd barb Garland tO Philadelphia. ian
PsS 10 ID. straits Of Gibraltar Psn.o Hasa 10 d' from
FEB TO- stSS Ion ss brig JO.phns I'm P.sr@o for r.r ro
March H. lat 20 6 IS vessel apRnsniy Ppt
boat bottom Up and Ds~B eoPP'rsd-pa'''d "hA y"' '
E.reb 81 10 propeller Ontario bound % nroa 70,
March Is co. lon 80 90 passed the en< may Sn@P"s'"
Sseh H. s % g. loo 70 %, passed ship With L IN her 'sua
s.k H. It "a o. lon "a spOL. Adelaide tO Brooahasa,
MI f4 lat x CO. loo u o. based brig of cstns
Bsrh lat % co. loo - 30 spoke barb Alfred w. In FALMOUTH
Passed. II. m...y EMP. and Hemisphere outward
EIcbsnfed signals tie Chanel with ships v~AiAH Aad pp.
Dec ~ Of Cape orn ship Adnancs (B AID ssq1' ra'S0'
jan st 5sk IN 944s W. ship Maau-hs ,Br) hOm'soass
Mach str So oSsS %, brig wm wa'Oa' fan El'''''A
f.s TO- % s. ss cro tOf suDd'raOd from
Be- r. ss % oa o W. passed sap JOSIAH QUINCY
lon IS g. cup Daniel Sharp ~f'y 20 - ]" Nc"
s.Ic - Is IS r. lon 81 So Haburs7 d. FIN ss~ ro
March lcn c@Sl sSA' ''-~' 1907 ''~--
m.rs t 81 ss 90 brig chneAa. from Baltimore for
n..B To- IA. % &c. Ellen Da. from Ea''pOh f'f
MsrcH iS "a, on 90 90 san'r ''sndDs ~ 3
s,re H. passed standing W. having black cross IA sss
s.rs c IN crOoIsd Isnd Passage seen brig Hayt IRON
s.s IS i, 90 lon Is Va. ship Delaware from Bossos for
n.h a. ~ oa eO W. brig ysst.hndsn. FROM xsssss
it s al ons spoke sch May Flower. n wiinnxto'
70 as: l., e. oTg 90 spoke brig Potomac. Smith, Is'
Salem -.
Ayres Tor COfk, ~ dsys
showing blue gOund, with White star "a tbs center
South a. h.nc, l,r
oA psr. lat 4s long 70 10. a" bark oaSs A'A'' ~
| 81 h1ts - 6n Nah.
18Th ins. a. IOrs 90 spoke sch wa.hSs,OH aud %
i5ih n E a So lors u 30. .pOss ba cA'a' '''''''
aoth n.i At 49, long II %, saw rS"s Emily A''''
18Th si Ia. s7te long soos poi. b sas s.,sr ian nsos
| Jaso Tor New York. same time, sss 'h'p A''' '
10 siD, W.. OF c,oot.s s P.s' 'po'' Br'eA "'@ '''
| HahfsI. -. h.,s Itzu hsacs Zoe M
tanssA
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Passenger sailed

IN ,f,arer Alabama for Savan-ah-R King, kae Bar
,.tt Dr w HubbslI A N X swim. Bowns Peck, w
Cotton W Scott l. Lewis, N feshmsn w A hsths.. y
Baler r o Colt c si.son. csP Wool ID aoots Ut " ~
Church 4 w Brantsy ID Dsnsow. Cobb, Moore, N
Desssu w Haientne James Henry, 6sood Mes.
/ sbumAn w Jennings Bennsr. Jr, X james g Hall.
Fshsr J Fuller. Wn Gray } Chr stan. Psfdss, n
smith, snsddon, RAJ w Mevcksr. woodbridge VS. Oh
bsrt Hoffman X Coshoud, seaversnf lady, Croru
ard .dy w Jckson sdy and child Mrs Desssn Mrs bhs.
Mrs Howaad, Mss McNnkar Mrs Wells aud daose'st-to
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24

PREsENTATIoN-The U. s. Marshal of this Dis
trict has presented G. w. Matsell, Chief Of Pc
lice with a valuable double-barreled gun, with
suitable inscription, expressive Of his thanks, for
the valuable services rendered by Mr. Aatsell
during the trial and removal Of Henry Long, the
fugitive slave. The Marshal should have added
q couple of revolvers and bowie knife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24

NEw.YoRK INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND
The pupils of the Institution for the Blind gave
Concert on Thursday evening, in the Chapel Of
their edGce, partly for the purpose OF testing
their own proficiency in the musical studies In
which large number of them have been engaged,
and partly in compliment to the Students OF the
Theological Seminary in Chelsea, whose efforts
70 impart instruction and interest TO the inmates
of the institution have been exerted for some
time past with remarkable success. The charac'
ter of the entertainment exhibited the power OF
the Blind to receive and retain instruction, and
proved that the course adopted in the Institution
is admirably calculated to develop their latent
energies A pleasant interchange Of courte;les
took place between the Superintendent ar.
Chamberlain and the Board Of Dlrector1-Ar'
Floyd Smith responding to an excellent address
from the Superintendent at the close Of the per:
formAnces. We understand that a number oil
new pupils have been received in the Institution
since the date Of the last Annual Report making
the entire number about $50. T~o-thlrds oil
these are bene6ciaries of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24

Note. gwen IN the Portland papers 10 masters Who sal IRON
Posnd or pos that from the Obsswsto on II JOY b
means of sscope placed there vessels approaching ne coast
may be twelve leagues dsncs and h'I Colors or
PTyss Signals can be distinguished eight Leagues the wssthss
should be their ooors hosd suoesdeo "a .ach mas
er "a 10 ussent Observatory should need
will their private sgnas aas
sy Il they be dscsrRed h their situation VIII Dc
made know To
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M a n r I Z ID.

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Ne,O. Ioyk. March 20, 1851.

~ We trust Mr. Dawson will build his boat,
and that she will run even faster than he prom
Uses; but we are decidedly opposed to bets, and
hope the one here proposed will not be made
The constructor OF such boat will make money
enough without gambling. Ed