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NlCAR AGl \.
The Foarth-Arrival of d.. kerr-The Prop
erty aws-Restrictions ON toreigners-Ru-
mors OF Pineda's Observation-Disclosures
Naniy-The Two Parties, Timbuco and
Calantraca-The Indians, Ac.

Naniy-Ihe Two Parties, Timbuco and
Calantraea-The Indians, Ac.
GRANADA, FRIDAY, JULY no. 1881
ro TN Errors OF rtr NEw-YoRN TRIBUNE
The celebration OF the Fourth OF july
and The arrival OF Mr. Kerr, THIS morning have pui
me quite IN exclusive political hgmor, an& shall
neither address the poetcal Imagination OF your
readers today, by describing the interesting noun
tam scenery Of Choniales, The proSaic love OF
gam, ey indicating the gold mines Which are worked
there ~ few native gentlemen, who understand
nothing OF the business | shall exclusively dwell
upon some points OF NlcardgUan politics. Tie new
Director OF TINS state Don Laureano Piuela. m his
inaugural speech, has called Nicaragua az estate
vsp@b.,cGRo graHGe podroSo. "a grea, and powerful
Republican State,) and one Of the Granadlan gentle
men, assisting In the celebration OF the Fourth of
july, wished, IN his toast, that bv following The
example q The institutions OF the United safes
Nicaragua might become aS great and powerful as
they arr Thus YOU see The object rs Emporium,
enough.
IL nav las, letter spoke oi = law iorbddng for.
esgners 70 hold real estate here, and mentioned tina,
motion had been prepared 10 annul this restriction.
bu, was kept back IN consequence OF reaction in
punhc feeling. Il seems now tina, two parties have
formed III respect TO this question. IN favor, the
other against the admission OF foreigners among the
landowners of the country The motion mentioned
above was really brought IN and passed without DIM
Guilty. Meanwhile, however, the perlod OF the
director SssreRo," ;he Preslden, OF the State
called here, had expired and Don Lauresno Pheia,
very clever lawyer of the city Of Ryas and one Of
inc ieaeeis OF The arstocratic or T3hco party Was
seo'eo' Through this the political face OF the coua-
uy was changed considerably, as may Dc seen from
the fact that General Muhoz TIL then undoubtedly
the most influential man of the State and mos, favor
ahydsposed 10 the settling of fore N the conn.
try, was obliged, on account of the d,fscu,pes no
met IN hls nlercours, With the nex Go,ernmer, ;,
resign his command. The new Director uses h,s m
naenee IN the CaasrGs" 10 pass proyiso Stang
again ha' .Ly foreigner wishing 20 acquire landed
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WrnNEsnA1. Algns. lg

The sales OF the leading Fancles TO-DAY
were to d considerable extent, and the decline has
not yet been checked ~ these descriptions. which
aIe mostly held IN The street. The sound investment
stocks &c Rot fuctuatc much. Ere fell off 10 6ss
Harlem 10 t6 Norwich 70 A.. &c. A. the Second
Board here wasa better feeling and a little rally,
bul nothing O; Importance \, the close. prices
were Ecavy The continuance OF the decline ap-
peass % De The result nor, ct The efforts OF the
bears than oi any reSl >carclty OF money The fall
ng has continued long tAat the bears have entire
control Of he marAe;, and here appears TO be no
nerve among ,he bulls 70 interfere 10 arrest The
downward tendency. Veteran stock Spectators
VIII say they always buy IN pane, but Il requires
more nerve than is generally supposed 10 come MO
a falling marko, and make purchases. It's gener-
ally conceded that lew leading strong houses could
al The present point create reaction aad eventually
produce rlse, which would break no,e ooera.orS
than iht IA has. bu, there seems no disposition -
do this The difficulty l. no. IN The Money rnarke.
for on Cal. money IS moderately abundant but m the
van; o. confidence and an lnd.Srositon on the part
0: those who think Stocks are low enough 10 meas.
ure theiT strength with the sear party
The Exchange market closed duh. with
some bills over. Sterling Is 9. a,o. Francs. s5lsl
d<5lss.
In Freights there IS not much dong. out
rates are unchanged. Engagements Of S,oc0 a4e,p
sbls. Flour al l:dl2d Wheat, 4G4.d Dead
weight. les. g. AIS Cotton, ID To HaWe. Cot
ton Is &c. To Glasgow. 9,coo bols. Flour al Is. 81
To California. there s ,ui liie dong al 4o650c b
foot. To London. ihs packets Of The ION and 2+rh
nsts are lGil, Snd for The latter ones vt notice I'll
agreements O. FiCtf az Is ~ Az tSls RESIN. 90
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST IA, 1851

r.ss. C. Caruni. Hursehfsldi. s, Kits, Ra-s. \
Nee p X H,rhSorn COieord Pails--elpas- Scsla'h
- e..-,s Peuf.etcn, C.lricston. Pllsolrv \ Ssa-
- Sayah Brcs 4 An.roS Mobile Sia-Se> CisAEaan
e. Sea FsilC Grant. Iac s9vale. ID Bfss'Nuaa
moor 80 orrela Ncunr, New sceiord master Ma
~ Nj. Ia,curs,;e Richmond. c u. Person, h
IA " rs Ma.asordl l. MeCreaty Co, lea
p.rso- Fl,,r d Foster y ckcrson BriisSA Queen r.
pve HahfaN master. Brilliant. Let, Elii ~. hA-
Tens senator Cars Ph.ladepals. James tand Afso-
al. nv Murray Yarmouth Ms. X Bra-as a.,
I.sfel.- Arnfcar. s;ua uL>,sr E.ouiSf. IohcN.-I
v n. n--cn y / McCre-tg \ Co u-.-.
Sicrr FREDERICK Brown. Gariucr, Ffofi1tl't "a w.
Wells. SeWcerr
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The NOva-ScOtia Herring Fisheries Interest
Ing from the West-indies, via Halifax. &c.

BoSroN, Wednesday, Aug. l3, 1851.
Halifax papers OF the 7th inst, received here, state
that the herring fishery along tae coast of NovaSco-
ha has been an entire failure
Late adviccs from the West-lndlos, VIA bermuda.
August I'd, had been received az Halifax.
MIR Ross the new Governor OF Tob1go. was killed
hy beng thrown from ms zig hrs return from the
celebration OF the Queens CoTondtlon-day. The
tmincn. house Of A. Duff of Dcmerara, has failed in
consequence OF the stoppage of the house OF Dun d
Co, Liverpool The Liabilities are $4,000 and the
assets $40 600 -Four estates belonging to HIM had
been sold a, auction for $4,000, which m former
hmes were worth $4,000.
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The stockholders 90 this COMPANY met - Nflto-
rough. m Monmouth County, on Monday oi .e't
wcoh, and elected Drocto.s, who met q. .l'-4-c-
was chosen President Dance S,lllwoli, Treasurer
and A. Waime, Secretary Tho Directors are D-
A. DAYTON. I unls Hubbard. \. Na'llne, W spa
Ger. J. W. Herbert and Wan IL Con0yer. Ten per
cent. OF the stock was called IN and the Directors
appointed a committee OF TWO from each township 20
vSl, The people and obtain an expression OF puuAc
opinion IN reference Ia laying plank OF tne pfe'.h'
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safety OF Mrs, Judson-U. =. Ship Prcble
Aground. &c,


BosroS, Wednesday, Aug. ~, 1851.
Letters have been received here, stating that Mrs
JudsOn, for whose safety fears had been entertained
was a, Cape Town IN good health on the Goth OF May,
10 sail for England
The a. :. snip Preblc was al anchor of the south
side OF Nantucket on the sth instant, hTlng guns
having struck on the south sho-o during thick fog
pliOt boat boarded her and cxrlcaed her from her
dangerous POSITION without damage. The Prcble Is
bound 20 the Coast OF Africa.
We had a severe ha-stOrm here this afternoon
The stones some places were nearly an inch long
and did considerable damage TO glass. SC. and pro-
batly 10 the fruit and crops.
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Items from Pitfsburg.

PIrTsBuR0H, Wednesday, Aug IL, Ie)I
The Ono and Pennsy lyana Railroad is dong
pood business The receipts o. the past week we're
SIIOO A portion of the rail, near Brighton was
desgnedy pulled up yesterday which threw the loco
motive over a deep bank fortunately, however no
persons were seriously injured
The ryer has four feet water N the channel ana IS
falling. The weather exceedingly hot
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E,.m the south Cuban Affairs via New
Orleans,
RALrrNoRE. Wednesday.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Aug 49, 1851.
The Southern mall has arrived.
Tbs ~ D Picavpue Is filled with CUBA news by the
Cherokee but nothing later than by tle Georgia at
New-York Private letters say that Plnal del Klo
hantua and Galahe, have really pronounced. Inc
Patriots had returned 20 Cerro, SIX miles from Ma
wanna and killed some OF the picked guard OF
Madruda Several towns were 20 pronounce on me
Sd OF August, the day after the Cherokee leu
The Wings of the IVth District Of LOUISIANA nave
.omina,ed John Moore for Congress, and passed
resolutions IN favor Of the Compromise
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Tennessee Elections.

C,.pvsyIILF. Tenn, Monday. Aug IT, Is5I
n his cI,y. Campbell, (Whig) for Governor, has
majority Of Us, ard the whole comfy tMontgoneiy
gives him Oil For Congress HorPeLger Ms
sI,eo secessionist) has a majority in the lxth DIS
tnet Of probably $50 STARR wing Is ele,ted 70
The Senate. and Henry WING IS elected 10 the ~
semtly
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MARRlE.D.

or 18th tu.ust. bv Rev Dr Wanvreh. 90 $. Joau's
Church. Nj WALTER PAYNE. OF r. gland, g. VI \
A. LIVINGSTON. of Ncv-Y0rk
81 English papers please cop:
FRANCIS /. KNIGHT . EMILY hliIEhA' d-A---
ter Of tho late NHGolohrs Bo-ert, n ~ city.
A. Providence. The oih AUGUST. by iass 50
piles. EBERT PERRY fo ELIZABETH Wk>l FkAN
CTS. both 90 New NJTN
fsH q a f
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spoken. &c.

Jgi % vi Pesnaa.oaco, brig Justna from Baltimore iDr
Esl.a
Arg =. "a. = q, lOn % -, was ship showing
slgaa NIL !Ogr red and fJgf sh.ts h.IkDnta .tnDe-
steeisng y saHes cay a ship shO~lng Boston
NJ q ~ ship Cheshire, Dicks, from Cal4o fgr New
YORK
Aug .. lat - ~, ion "a a. Br bng Avon from Half4r
Tor Havana
i'll g la' g. on T. was passed ship Yorkshire. from
IIyefpco. for Ssw-Yors
Ja' g. la a. Ton a. ship Harriet Bern IN SeNY,sA
io< Ilgery.ol
Agg >. AN. Ia; % 49, lon 20 So bark Clean
e. y EeAcor. bound W Tie g supposed from London
10 Fo.;la
July q. Il; IN lon. W, .hp Columbian, fa LfFef-
pei 4 Boston
July 20 lat III lon II l3w vs. siEnalzed tafs Il
!eE fem Nesy Orleans for Liverpool
WhaIers.
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BY Telegraph.

SALEM. Aue I2-Arr schs Fairfield. Jndse reuueY ana
HenI, Pyson. Philadelphia. Helena. Newark Banner
PROVIDENCE, Aug FAR sloops Henry cas'oa and
ST 1oHN NB Aus liar bark Ashley. New-Yers
tr,rs Hebron and Emerald do schs William Wallace. a.
Eclipse do Sih, X Golden and Echo, do
WNLTFNX' Al. 5-Cld sch Integrity, NcN-Nor>
MOBILE Aug 6-Arr brig Chortaw, BOSTON
RICHMOND. Aug l2-Arr sch William Mor'N' y
BOSTON. Aug l3-Arr buss Morsla. Mara /. Boston
Haiiiay Alabama Philadelphia seas julia Richmond
-Cld-S6ip Minstrel Eas, Indies. barss fremont al
Fin Phiiadelphs. Ottoman, Gibraltar, WntStil, Swan
nah schs Bell. s. Thomas Appleton ani Walr''t
PORTLAND. Aug. la-An. bus> Aea,ross, Ma'anzas
Sarah Ellen. Philadelphia
ca new ship White Squall. for NewYor.
KENNEBUNC. Aug u-Arr. brig Ellen Reed George
,2,h-Arr schr Empire. Potomac River.
NEW BURNPORr. Aug ll-Arr schT. |iehr,f' tn'al
Philadelphia
lFrom our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, Aug i]-intred oriss 'cn fayi'
PhInrook Boston schrs y Harris. Means New-Nor
woscogus, Was. do Grecan, Wells, do; orm9n I'm
e., Calais Judith Ward. Tucker. New hosh, W / ~
tift Hewitt RoNhury p Armstrong. Thomas. Nev-lit
ven. " Trpp. Wooilnc, Greenshorongh.
Cycared- Steamships Alatros. pecS Charleston Penn
sylv,nla RAYMOND Richmond ship William Penn, Poole
Liverpool harss Mary F. Sade. Howes. Bostan o.
K Ter. do Adcha Rogers White. do. hugs Malvern
Lamar. kingston wa Falmouth General Taylor. ta!ei
Pos,on John Alfred, tIer, do Shakspere. PENN 'i"n
Boston. Susan Thurston McGuniy, Calais Rowe. Poi
mcI. boston, Caroline Grant, Harmon, do, Wescogn'
Was do. y { Harms McLane, do Grecan, Well
do. Dsadem Sewers. do, y N. Hall. Dcycreapr. do
New Republic. Payne, DO Judith Ward. IucNer' Wei
200. IA. / p Cooper. Corson, Providence p Afns'ron-
TL.fas. Bridgeport " = C"rheit. Hewitt. Ro,l.,f"
Danio English. Neal, New Haven Consul Adams, N'r
NCh
NEWPORT Aug li-Arr. schis Alma I Wlle't. fn
Phludt ha BATAVIA, Matthews, I'm Bangor, Str. Wa
man. blucOr. iir New-Nurs soUp Joseph Gusss tI,If
I'm Ctcuystane Emily Pratt. I'm New York 18th. SCH
naIi Puihls, Taunton i"r New-J9rsey A9,les' EanI,
Etll River Phlnie phn slopUs Harvest Prc~F l4lr
ton. f0r Ncn-Nork II Casttuh Carr, from Nt"-h0rt
Chtrlcs. Aldudge, Bristol. for NcN-fpfk WI ~ Il'n
de--ln. IIoIN. In NAuseriln.
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Torcign Ports.


A. Calcutta luly o. snip Geas-a. r. srr ois RosaN.v
- i2'h . Load ll s.>'as fasces Waite. T,r. ia
i2iA b oad Tor s,sion SFaho iis>ey lol a sls VA
pile. lctlvanr frr ta s''l f.snra-. rlrv 81 <s~-
Yer, g. Aiban .. C7oysa Or BoS'sa 80; h-cstc iAe
Jlaiata. Cheeyer @ P>or Cld g;A h.r, Ds.a casa
Osgooj. London SD rh ,h'7 Ana1o.l. E.aes. 'ssoa
AZ Macras Ju1c De-. ,hp i'n.>a. So ;n bs'ou Nee
g. a>i arr ~ Calcutta silef b, = to lo-i g. B,-ios
So iEou BON Ia jaae = ship Nsnaoa. Fe!a a, Casa
NoI. few Is On'y An vessel
4. Palermo s;l ai'., sh.p >unare, So g.. NCs.Yors
= Ne I'm vessel ln frrt
y An vessel 40 NCsIra I.th uif
dfrom Gotnenturg stcut ian u, 8 r-r, S,-lsrlai
A. liri ~ :, ist % lv B-,- .,- - NJ,
Bedford. - s. 1o 81 J-ne 2l par, F'a. Marta
4, r. IAa,i,o. :, .. >aa cecr.. T-a ~ Ne~-
land do XirSand C,sk d, sors dS,s' Clc5.ic;. r..
her. Tor New NorN 20. susan. HaNc>. go CaAfss,oo
Heinrich tlubocl ioy 90 rm.,ea. Norx wAasAes1.
and n,ana. Prus No>s On aitc1 states l;assa Dou
a. Al Psrnsmtuco loh cit. bark ~ p,rado E,esh,,.
ser. Baltimore rss X Loser, NO''a. r4'AiclPha
,s,cs I'M Paii.nofe and sd for Baha Sit GA " Ia
hns yam. RI Bs.umorc. Vessels plenty ari frssts
At Csateesos 2s,h uit. bark swan. White. sI New
a. CaTIsTa, 80 INST hrA LOUISA Broo>. PhadsloA.
Ms Ottawa collins ti>g huSs Hoilanacf olms,eAd
I'm New-Nofk t,r Coas, ~ Africa. soon Mcarose Pc
land. for Portland lds Na.iec S's'a-s. NJ eArsO.
Torceno Atwood. hoai Boston. d.sr. lndcrendeare
Rlsncha'd ~ 50 IT, hIs> Z R.ng. for :. Iosss. NJ
Henry Marshall. West Sierra Mercna.
Chl Al Quebec nh INST. slap Iowa. kTt wsirr Nclp,ol
Al Aur Caves July 30 Shr LOUISIANA, Gresa, ser New.
an ponnnro CIV. Jni, l5 I'D bris e, ~ so,s oshef
as, las 1CSta jim "a irss Eila6cta Waits. Watts,
for New-No1k, IS, Rowland, Watts To- 90 "'s ts
A. rafAs Island Aas D, bu. Maroon. Bta. ae On Bas.
ton
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Stage Accident.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1851.
While Tho Troy stage was attempting to get on
board the ferry boat for the Albany road al p VI Il
got overheard with thirteen passengers inside. Both
horses were drowned. All tae passenger very mar
FCMiV ESCAPED.
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A,,est Of the Sullivan County Bank Counter
Ceifers

ALBION, Michigan Tuesday, Aug H. 1871.
The Sullivan County Bank countefiehers were ar
rested a, tins place yesterday ,,-.-
They succeeded in passing large amount OF thelf
worthless trash along the line OF The Railroad.
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Markcls RrrrALo. Au.. 3.

The receipts OF the past ~ hours have been
Flour, 2,5OO hbls WHEAT, l2,O00 bush, Corn,
i,O00 bush. Common 10 fair brands OF Western
FLOUR are lower, and The demand is moderate sales
I,C0c bhls at 50 3l,o 81 "A for Michigan. WHEAT Is
held above the views OF buyers small lots OF OHIO
changed hands AT re. Corn Is m request at lower
prices, 1900 bush. mixed Western sold al isqC.
OArs are steady al 32c. FREIGHTs are unchanged
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The receipts since Yesterday have been Flour,
a,5Ce hbls Wheat, 1000 bush, CORN, 1900 bush.
Western Flour Is IN fan demand at previous rates.
The sales were 800 hbls Nothing doing IN WHEAT
Corn ~ steady al Yesterdays rates, with sales OF
$4,000 bush al Soc. for Western mixed and the same
figure ioT round yellow. There is a moderate IN
qulry for OATS al 4ic., and 3sc ioc Western, AZ
which prices 5000 bush. were sold. ONO WHSRY
..lls ~
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CONCORD, \. IT, "Wednesday, aug. u, ls5l.
William Stanwood, of Hopklnton, \. H. was
hlled by lightning during ,hs thunderstorm to-day,
while al work IN a cellar. The lightning Was very
severe, striking IN many places.
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RALEioH, Tuesday, Avg ~, io'l.
L. the With District, Edward s,aniy, VIZ az -.
Usion candidate has been reelected TO C0hgiess y
a majority Of ~ votes over Thomas kui'h' &C.
sNIlst
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S.suyiLLy Tuesday, Aug H. I'1I.
William B. Campbell, the WING ana Chlo mon. 80 80
Roth branebes Of the Legislature are wing
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The Co,ion Crop.

NEw-YoRK Wednesday August 10, 1851.
In tho dispatch dated Now-OT.ednS, 9Th INST, the
receipts OF new cotton should have been instead Of
COO bales
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Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, "Wednesday, Aug. 10. 1851.
Archibald DIXON the Wing candidate for Governors
has been elected By majority Of a5ou, 2,7oo votes
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Markets


The sales al Flour to-day have been 800 bbls.
HcwaTd-st al 81 and lOOO bnis tltv Mills. al ~ -
~ a. Prime White WHEAT sells at II a Sic ana Red
at s6h sos Small sales Of White CoRN have been
made al dao OATS arc AZ 30a33c. and WHISKY 2ic.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YOEK-
Cleared.

Cleared.
S-eA..r-Gee RIA, Porter. Chsgros g -er.s
prgs-Na.flu.. tHr faulsnef, Nls,ur4e- J Willy
r. - piNow Ssvsn- Windsor, WI ,Lsg 4 C.
T,.. 4 WeUny-o1. ter Har~.-d, E.l-~"rth NJ : r
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.

SxfAr. Nsyatke T.tsyeg. Ofoe. ,er1<r sfs.d HesSso
Eee,ey streets.
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MINIATURE ALNASAc----THis DAY
srx-EI... o. S.s-7 o. MooS-hlses----b 10
Bi0H wArKR.---Aggls; = -.
ndg Hoo. 70 CO Gov Island Ia y Hen Gate - IA
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North Carolina Elections.

F~ t-sfsr Teltsrophi. Dispatches see via Pss''
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q, this total 1920 miles OF Railroad thus gwen
You. al az. ~ Georgia, except the Nashville and
Memphis Roads. par; Of the HNassee or Knox
vile IA Tennessee and the Montgomery ana We.t
Point IN Alabama ~ a.. about go miles leaving
LOCO mics IN Georgia over which engines are now
running or VIII re before The close OF 1852 O. every
part OF ne whole l,o2o miles uncOmp.ctel. a. i ~
rapid progress. except the road from Memphis 10
Chattanooga. which has only us been subscribed
for - much for the extent ofrulroads m Georgia.
punt Win Georgia capital. and 50 mlch for the I'M
proVeUents OF WI, the state Road = the pass-k
the only railroad vet across the mount ans
nave corrected The report by adding % u the
Montgomery and West Point Railroad. which Is an
Pdrently overlooked by the Committee. though ~
Importance i not small, for by building a road Of
about 80 miles long southwark from Montgomery 20
Mobile. the whole line VIII De complete, not only
nom the Atlantic Ocsan. but from the head-wafers
and interior OF Tennessee 10 the Gulf Of Mexico.
near New Orleans
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W halers.

Sd ION gesd, Hos IN, l%,s A~a.hcT.s, L@FIeace
AIrts CessA.
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f.clGc Octln
Arr ;, PrNinceiown On sch X " Coz. Cnos Ash,
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Markets CAhLrrlIr PkErAkED .ok TIE rslsrsr.

Markets -CAkEFULIN PREPARED Dor TIE TRIBUNE.
, WEDNESDAY. Aus 70
AShk>-fhe market better for Pos. v.,h sales u
s. s. ~ 49, -
, Export fTom - 20 I'm Aug 1851. 1850
Po;.--..-.- ,,l~ a. -:
Pear --------- - a.
COTroN-The MARKETS steady Al ne advance ne
sales today AT 500 bales
te-parsfIre Statement Receipts Exports aud SoSs e.
tenos a. tie feiloEtss Places. II ~ saI,s saaer-d
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Passengers Arrived

IL iers CtzLi> Rsrol&. iron. Rara-a-Wm Keller
Guns
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has been erected and Furnished. in which the stu
dents of tho Academy board, under the ipediatc
charge of the Principal and his Assistants spq M
its exercises are conducted on system oIio orn,
uninterrupted by the interests or operations - ne
other department. The furniture OF the ssooy-
rooms and dormtories has been chosen with peGo-
liar reference to comfort and convenience for study
and no expense has been spared in. provlding tne
apparatus necessary TO render the means ofinstruc
tion complete; giving 10 Newark Academy faclh-
ties for private study and comfortable accoinmoua-
ton of students, fully equal TO those ahoraeo Dy
many Of our colleges. ...
From it's intimate relation 10 the College, ,stuoeh's
Of the Academy enjoy many advantages not gen
orally obtained at institutions oi this kind, lnose
vino wish to pursue some particular branch which
falls more properly within the College course may
be admitted to recte in any of the College classes
Students also of proper age and discretion, py re-
commendation Of the Principal, and PERMISSION oi
the Faculty, may enjoy the use OF the College La
brary without additional charge Admiration also
may be had to the Lectures, and such other PRIV,
eges of the College as can be prohtably enjoyed
by Observation-Disclosures.
The charge for Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Light
&c., with tuition in English, Latin, and Greek 10
seventy dollars for the Summer Session, and sew
enty- five for the Winter Session. The only extras
are dollar per session for incidental expenses
and fee Of eight dollars for Modern Languages
and fee of five dollars for Drawing, from tnose
who enter these glasses. The sessions and vaca'
tions Of the Preparatory Department are the same
az those of the College.
Rev MATTHEW MEIGs, A. M,
President OF Delaware College
NEWARK Delaware. Sept d.