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Dislsttrs. &C.
CALcUrr, Oct 25-Grest fea-s entertained f,r the
safety Of several vessels Overdue from Eogl nd wnch as
suppe ed n have been close a; hand dnuns severe -
phoon. which experienced al sand Heads and the
Hoaglsy the I'D and 13d inst and which t c1nsterl-
bic damage BIZ. bark Virginia lost fore and man masts
aud an inward bound American shlp was partially dis
mssed Ship Vim Writ. Of Boston. lost fore aad miklsa
uass. Several Brth vessels have pGl IN Ia Stress Sh ,
MARI AM Was ashore on The Diamond Iond Tor sand
Ship Mary Ann, C,o-by, fon Boston out about
u GAYS Al the above da 'e
Br hrg Scotia from Bonaire for Boston with }J hota
salt struck he rocks az Boston Lgh.. nj u a - %
Monday night. during thick sDoS storm, SLED Vhh
water. ard viii Or badly he otal loss w,h her 81.
TIE SEQ. VI was five roshs old valued az 500 snf is
supposed to be nSu'e ed IN New Brunawick.
Brig Albert Fearing II Eas'port sunk below Phls6sl
pha was valued at GEO. and VAS insured New-Yors.
Report of shp Tolasanda az Phllads qhia tom Liver
pool On the I'm Dec LAT. ~ 81 lou. 81 40 ". saT
the to eeward run DOM her. but saw
no person en- board she apparently ahou 100 tulS
the foremasi and part II the maumsst were sandn
Iiggng attached. she painted black. with whte
streak had square house ar panied Yellow. with Two
square winsows II It on SIDE. On SUNDAY 2st. while
lying of Rsedy Island anchor the snip rlade. Of
Bath broke adr II the and got foul II carrying
away her fore to mast and mar. topg anasf. As her
anchors laid We lashed the TWO saps together
and our anchors held them both The I did act receive
any damage then but the next day when the ice boat
to u.s. heayiug up the anchors she & aro
came down on rs carving s,v 4 rec NJ chan uste, IN
the fore channels. sny ards &c The Ice boat broke
took her as,e Ne fond one Of the q chains pa led
and the other round thar thought best
% slip H. and take her 90 place OF safety and taen
return 10 U.s. AtlPM the steamer Ameuc tlne along
side ard remained with US, the ce vas running very
heavy and the ship getting cut badly On TUESDAY morn
commenced heavng and broke the cross mead OF the
vndlesS, and there probability OF our getting
the rchois time 20 get NE ship Ou Of her bad situation
before night there beng IS athoms Of cham CUT on each
thought best slip when the boat 60 rs
which az A. II and proceeded up with both
and got the ship % Chester at o'clock oeng
late 20 The bar and muoTd the ship well as
the harhOr would permit
Br ship British Queen before reported ashore Music
get Rocks has been abandoned. and VIII become total
wreck She old ship Her hull was to be sold at anc-
ton in Nantucket 22d.
The shIn rT-opsr Of lc7 TINS brlt IN Neyburyporl
in 1887, sold By auction IN Baltimore 2ld inst, ior
$3.50
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Groken, &C.

Dec ~ t 40 10 lon. 68 ID Dig Vllm00nfT0m P0TIlnd
for 50. Jaen.
Nov 10. La. 80 n. lon 49,. pissed American
bark steering painted olacS with red streak show
ing white signal WI blue 10y the VIM schroeder,
n, Salem when at Holmes Hole the " :. reported tl-
above vessel u be- the John from Buenos Ayres
Salem or New-Nork
sept &C. at 20 20 s. lon. 70 w. ship Syren from Boston
for Valparaiso.
Nov is, at 1iS n Ion SOW, ship Ernest, (of Hayre
from New Yogs for Patagonia.
Nov 90 ship Spartan, Wyer. nom Nantucket for South
Pacific, ont 81 DAYS.
Nov o. passed ship Splendid, OF Cold Spring, stand
ing W
Sept B. lat 20. s, lon 3d. ship Francis Whitney. Cal
cutta for Boston
from New York for Charleston
Dec 49, OH Capes of Delaware schr Reaper. Long, from
Norfolk ior BOs On
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Ma. WEBSTER ON TIE

Mr.. WEBSTER ON THE fHRAsHER CASE
The National Hsfsihgenesr gives Mr.. Websters com
munlcntion 10 the House OF Representatives, rels-
tive TO the facts and the law IN M Thrashers case.
and admitting reluctantly that Mr. T., had domicih-
aied himself IN Cuba anu was according to Spanish
law, Spanish subject He examines. too with his
usual ability. the whole question OF la and fact
rom the Treaty Of 1875 TO The sending OF Mr.
Thrasher from Cuba to Spain
~ The Phoenix Works, Newark, were
destroyed by fire about o'clock yesterday m ,rnioz
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YoRY-..-DEcEmBER Q
Z. See 1Aad Page 70, additional Ship Nars. g }
cleared.

Stcaushfp-GeoIgia Potter. Chsgrss. " o Roberts
Smgs-Amencan EAGLE, Moore. London } Gusvo1 )
CoiuInbo Harms. Apalachco'a Ladd Church.
BarEs-I'nd.re, LEVIN, Wilmington J. Atkins Co.
Peter Demiil, Hoey, Slg annah, Demid < CO.
Bues Sarah Brown AldfOs. Mobile, Stprgess, tatr M
K Co; EDGAR. Meyers. Havana TruIllD x BaucIas,
Iolr FreGcn Bell CieufuegOs. Everett Brown; 4 o..
lowell Booker GARDENS X ~ Trudy; Jorspn, kehar,
Exuna. X. ". Trlndy Banshco, Power, ST. John, r. Be-
II l.. Routl * Sos
Scbo0uer-Faib.ngcr. Heath. Frmsin. r. p Bnck
Co WIN eeoIy PACK hard. 81 Thomts, 2 ". lruldy {,
Mary Ann Clabeil Baltimore. \. NJ feniey, Anfroan
p.le Croweil Boston, J. a ATKINS Co; WIN. H. Mail
Ter Providence B,lt more. aIasr& Lord Sterling Be-
Holmes, COruW ais, l.. DsNot
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MARRIED.,

At Salem Conn, Dec 49, at the residence Of Orramel
Whittlesey. JOHN T. MAGINNIS, of Nes-London, -
Miss ELIZA NIlITTLESEY.
In the Church Of the Holy Trinity. BROOKLYN Christmas
Eve nv Rev. T. Stafford browne, Mr.. HENRY r.
BROWNE. Of New York. and Miss SARAH RHODES,
only daughter Of Geo g Arnold Esq Of Providence.
Nov. %. BY Rev DR.. Pdfney, Mr. DAVID TOONE, to
Miss MARGARET i. PEARCE. all Of this city.
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WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER IS, 1851.

Savannah briss Roscoe, Havana, Pockerocset carde-
schrs Eglanlns GV~anus. Ga i'lo. 81 john Jo-
seyb. EorfaH. Also ship Msgelan, VALPARAISO Oct.
y lat % S. lon 81 20. ship Ka'e HogneT o. New
York, sieerRg e Nov g. LAT. " le &, Ion y W 'a~
ship Diana. Nov q. la lon q 20 spoke sbp IaAc
WRl'on 81 days from RIO JaIouo OF and for New fo's.
SALEM, Dec 22-Air. s0hr Bay State. Norfolk.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ALABAMA.-Th steamer
Alabama, Capt Ludlow, from,SaaRnah arrived at an
early hour yesterday morning. The Alabama le.t
Savannah on the 2lSi, az Z A. NJ, and encountered
severe noTtAeTly winds during the whole passage.
We are indebted 10 our friends Of the Georgian and
DAILY NciCs for late papers.
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Receipts of Produce

By the Erie Railroad WcdHcsfdy-Si2 pckgs. Butter,
30 do Cheese G5 do Beef 9l bags Oats us do Barley.
bales Hops g do Wool 225 bbs 30 bags Flour 63l
SIDES Leather, 81 Calves 50 pcsgs Poultry )33 dressed
Hogs 68 Sheen and 10 Oxen
By the Hquca Railroad WsdneSdag-8l sides and
80 rolls Leather casks Ashes Ito pckgs Poultry 596 do
Cheae 1882 do Butter. % do Reef s. bbs WHISKY, $50
DO Ale $50 hbs and 0i bags Flour. SO Hogs 81 bales
Hops. q do Wool. and q pcAgs. Nenlson.
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'VO THE PUBLlC.-In this country,

gpO THE PUBLlC.-In this country,
n where almost everybody smokes there il no dssde-
Tatum great as good tear AID yot surprising shat
quantity of worthless s'ul daily consumed az high
pces by people who fancy That the Cigar Is De
caute H. dear The Slltohor requests Judges OF mo
Weed" 20 Give him cal M his new store. No li3 Mas
saust. Where he VIII sell them warranted Imported CT.
gar manufactured - hs Ofcf IN ivan OF tue very best
kueita Abai0 leaf much less pnce than they nov pay
fir irashu Broadway dlsau Fpm his great fact es
abed TO sci. better article ~ lover pnce than
any other Tttiicrip Tie city Tie imports all MS cigars
himself ana buys moth ~ in this country Call and
for yourselves. VI MORALES,
tiJ9 az No llJ Naoau-si.
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By telegraph.

BRISTOL Dec 23-sld. brig Patriot. Havana
WARREN, Dec. 24-Sld. bark Mary A Barney.
Apalachlcola
PROVIDENCE Dee 7i-Arr schr John Simmons
No7fsk Tennessee, New-York Sid sloop Rhode Island
New York
BOSTON, Dec 2,-An. stmr B. Franklin. Philadelph
len az Holmes Hole ship Stirling Summarize for Bos-
ton J schr. Daniel FraEcis Norfolk CID baEks VIM. @.
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DIED,

On Wednesday Dec "a, IN the 79h year Of his age ER-
NEST f. KASS.
The relatives and friends Of the family and Of his
IN aw, John NJ. Sands and ferdinand G.. Unger, are re-
specially invited attend his funeral Friday Dec 20,
at 3 o'clock, from rs afe residence, No 81 Crosbyst
Farewell dearest father,
Thy sufefIngs now are Ger.
But rrust again to meet thee
On Caualn's happy shore.
On Wednesday. Dec -. MARY ANN. daughter Of Peter
and Margaret GoodnoGgh. aged II years, monhs and II
days
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to her funeral ~ Tie residence OF her father No
70 Betkman 81. this dag. at O'Clock precisely.
IL Brooklyn l. IN MONDAY. Dec. %, THOMAS
FOWLER, infant OF Sarah A. aud thas. c. Thompson,
aged months
Cs Boston Eastport, New Brunswick and Nova-Scotia
papers please copy.
On Saturday morning, Dec 20 at Piermont. NY, Of
yphus fever, IN the fol- hone OF blessed immortality,
Mrs ELIZABETH b, wife OF William " Tlulman,
aged 2j years.
On Dec. q, ELIZABETH DOMINICR, in the Goth year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited % a.
tend her funeral from the residence o brother James
" D0muicS. No 10 AaIke.sf Friday, the 26th inst.
a O'Clock ? 81 without further invitation. az 81
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H. sfcrnsL - ffrbsBq from S1UonHqt Miss s. VI. Rob-
inson Mss A Robinson, Mss Ba.chfor Jno S, Christie
aud lady. NJ. RonUs'n, George Jones' VIM HayershIm
h. Kichiey, NJ. Gilman, J. Philips, !. Widnet, p Lay,
b. Austin J. ID. Watkins, Lieut.. Hierchant, u S. A., J.
BarTit J eoue G HI Reynolds and 70 steeraEe.
Insi D. ArC0R0pt. from Canton -Mr RICE aud servant
IA gip NtnIaH H0wCrl J0n DOS'Oa for san francisco
Mr. Henry J. Johnson Mss Harriet l. Johnson. " -
Mana g. johnson, Edmund DeloTy. Mrs Anna DeorS.
Frank Nutfer and joseph Dsl8ry OF Boston; Mr. John
McIruce -frs isabella Ncfnnes BTr5 Chrstana Mci1-
mes aud Geo Hsfsy of RoruuTy; Willem Newaa.l, and
1irs Priscilla Newn1il Of salem, Miss Sophia honcoa,
LINN
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

u The Juvenile Missionary Society of
the Sands street NJ. f. Church will celebrate their
hind anniversary to-day, commencing at lot 4. n.
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[From our Conns ,nnden, !
Disasters. &c.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 2i-So arrivals
. Csare6-Shp CsedosIa, BraDteT Rowland, New Or
leans; brig Viet1Iia, Be- Hal, Nassau, N. p.
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CITY ITEMS.

DON'T Do lr.-Reader, if YOU know Of
any poor family whose Christmas dinner is likely to
be lentils and water, don't eat your own until YOU
have provided something nice for them. Yon viii
find such act better appetizer than a. the sauce
piquante IN the French cuisine.
CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The Board of Al
demen, by a vote Of sixteen TO one, have passeda
resolution granting TO Il. Riddle Esq, and ms asso-
cates the of Madison square for the purpose OF
erecting thereon building composed entirely Ol
iron and glass for an Industrial Exhibition OF al
Nations" The building viii be SIX hundred feet
long with width OF two hundred feet, and covered
with semi cylindrical dome seventy feet IN hight
The resolution OF the Board OF Aldermen makes 1t
obligatory upon Mr.. Riddle and ms associates 10
erect around the square an non railing similar othe
one inclosing Washingto n.square, which shall be
the property of the City when the exhibition is oyeI
1t also provides for taking care OF the trees AM in
is the price OF admission, &c.
A PREsENTATIoN.-A portion OF the
students Of the Free Academy, members OF class Z,
a lew days since made presentation 10 their
President. DIR. Webster, OF handsome desk, with
several valuable Accomplishments. as a testimonial
Of their regard for him head of thar institution.
n The Universal Phonographer,' a
monthly journal, devoted to the D.ss- mlnatlOn Of
Photography and To verbatim reporting, with prac
teal instructions for learners f. Webster, Editor Is
Jus, issued by FowlerS & Wells, Clinton Hall. Pho
nographic teachers and amateurs VIII find it OF much
interest
ES Among the pleasant beginnings of
Christmas, we noticed last night most agreeable
family party at the Clinton, gwen by the brothers
Leland the future landlords Of the Metropolitan. IL
was singularly pleasant and happy affair.
FINE PoRTRAIr OF koSsUTH.--A young
artist from Paris named 7. A. OFT has Just completed
a very excellent pastille likeness of the great
Macy ar, painted from sketches stolen while listening
b his oTarons. and from memory. Il does the artist
great creolt. The picture Is at Meade's Gallery, No
933 Broadway.
THEATERS To-NIGHr At Niblo's there
is a rare bill The Ravel Family have some panto-
mines expressly for the little folks, full OF fun and
mystery.
At Brougham's. Dickenss Christmas Carol and
other appropriate pieces.
At Buttons, new piece-The Mummy, Weak
Points, &c.
The Broadway bill We have not seen
ANTI SLAVERY FAR.-The ladies' of
New-iork have made arrangements for a sale Of
useful and fancy articles IN the Lecture Room Of
Rev. Dr. Pennlngtons Church. corner of Prince and
Maron-sts., the proceeds to be devoted to the New
York State Vigilance Committee The collection
includes part OF the beautiful consignment OF goods
recently sent BY the Ladies EMANCIPATION Society
of Glasgow, Scotland which attracted - much At
tenflQn In BROOKLYN ThanksviVinc day The
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DON'T Do lr.-Reader, if YOU know Of
any poor family whose Christmas dinner likely to
be lentls and water, don't eat your own until YOU
have provided something nice for them Yon will
find such an act better appetizer than a. the sauce
piQuante IN the French cuisine.
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EOUND.-Found, in John-st., PORT
MONNAIE. The owner obtain II by calling on
T. p HATCH, Ne. sBaYclay-u d2<S2ts
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EOUND-A small sum of Money, in an
Il omnibus Apply to C W HAWKINS, No. le2 Broad
way. d25 81
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$40 PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

AT PRIVATE SALE-Two valuable
~ Building LOIS The east side 81 9Th ay nsft TO me
Northeastern II bh aOd <sth-st Also, 81 es
ssble Los che north side u % st. between IN o.
snd Broada mencng about z3 feet from ths c<h E
4rse uarOn u purCBsse money can remain on Dono
Al t.oTfgage Also valuable Building Lot on ths
e sds o. sy between 5)h AID Cth Sta c0G.,nsaciss
- feet from sgfh- All II tie above lots are i1i MS
81, D. ,ce aud further particulars. apply 70 -
TO P~' ~ ANTHONY J. BLEECEER,
d93 lv Auctioneer, No. 7 Broad-f.
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IMMATURE ALNANAc----THfs DAY.
SUN-Rlses.7 y Sets 50 MOOS-Sets.--.--7 i5l
HIGH wArER----Dec. D.
SANDY HOOK Asa Gov Island 10 38a He'll Gate u ION
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WJIGs and TOUPEEs @L -. !, ssss is
w cheapest IN tho ely ear Dc t w.'Ss sitf
Logs celebrated Wig FsctoFv NO. s"s-----
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A ADVERTISEMENTS are i .assi '. ;
"a sAs ss:s s .!s, n a Ares frbos ss3ns
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~ & I. DAVIS. No. 50 Ann-st., have
Il constantly hand lag. and splendid assorsasnt
Of new and secondhand FURNIrtR RE. consisting O
everything desirable Tor h0usekespng Also three spsa-
did entire suites Of Furniture with -FOUR PIANO
EORIkS, by the best makers. d2s ~
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alisrsllanecns advertisements

NOTICE.-ln Pubhc Pound, and will be
sold at Auction thin FIVE days # not eAli for Al,
eyqerscs paid, BAY MAKE. White strp IN lace ssl
white spot BAGS, svltcn tail, about I've years Cd
b. order OF POUND MASTER
as 81 No. Is Rs0nsla-st
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NIRF RRTCKs- MALI KILN TILES.

GNIRE BRICKS, MALI AilIN ,in ,% ~ ~,
ae Nm kiln Ties, &c hsy. ecnsan,s e SoS.
Rsd and Wait; l Ls:% d. AZ sS''i ss.ssii
bridge" Haaman, az ~ Sn .nse..
Firsciay Welsh Lamps aad oyeatlea. .,,.e.s
siaI' Am i,In.'sa. and AErbrasls Of all dssenp''''
AL. n Ict, 10 .uit purchasers. Aeplyss svypxV,
SAML THOMPSON ..-Yon
81 An
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Epst.

SO REWARD.-Lost, this morning
VIZ IN the Bowery between the Citizens Bank
and Moth American Hotel, FIVE hundred dollar
bills Oh the Citizens Bank Of this city The Under Will
ceTe the above reward by leaving the at the Citizens
Bank, No. % Bswery dz5 81
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A PRESENTATION.-A portion OF the
students Of the Free Academy, members OF class E.
"A lew days since made 4 presentation 10 their
President. DIR. Webster, OF a handsome desk, with
several valuable accompaniment. as a testimonial
Of their regard for him as head of thar institution
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oFrIos o. rms NEW YORK Gas LOTT Co,

gwen, the pnce OF Gas supplied bg this Company viii
b. at THIRTY Cents hundred eo from tue ls Janu-
airy next beng reduction 20 n cent. from The pre-
sent
The Company have supply Of COKE, II excellent
qualify, name from tanr.l tad New Castle Goals which
viii sell the 2st ST. East River, NJ -
chaldon OF viii deliver sithn the Guy ~ 80 cents add
uOnal for Application 10 be made al the offices,
No IA Centre 81 OF conner list-st and Avenue A. %
through The POst -OHGa b. order.
dI96t &. J. EVERfrf. Secretary.
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The REFUGEES IN ESGLAND.-We have 70.
csived from England The Refugee Circular. pub
hshed at Liverpool, for the purpose Of laying be.
fore the public correct information as TO the con.
dition Of the refugees from Hungary, and to aid
in procuring them suitable employment It
seems that the Government desired to have them
leave the Kingdom and come to America, butthat
they preferred to remain, and that the working
people Of Liverpool undertook the duty of provi
ding for them when the authorities refused any
longer to take care Of them. Through the kind
ness of Mr.. PETER STUART, cooper house was
obtained to lodge them, and they have since been
supported by the operatives, and places found for
them, mainly in Yorkshire and L ancashire. Less
than hundred now remain in Liverpool, an6 they
are being placed in different towns with as little
delay as possible. Mr.. Janes Spur, 10 William.
soRsQuare, is the Secretary of the Committee
charged with raising subscriptions and applying
the money in their behalf
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"Honor 10 whom Honor is Dae.v
>


To ne Editors Of The Tribune
On reading the speech of Gen. LYMAN at tho
dinner given at the Astor House, and published
In The Tribune Of ibis noroins In which he preended
give history Of The Erie Railroad RON ts origin to The
present ume great injustice done to is presen, e
Client Board Of Directors their Edeiangsbs
President, Mr.. BENJAMIN LooER
In the speech Of The General would suppose thai
was rot swRe OF the existence Of such person NJ
Loder Great credit was lightly given 10 the genIenau
who Orignsied the Road bat 10 Il not an established ia
that Of The time Mr. LOdsr took hold OF this great WORK
wss In 4 tolieripg condition Were ils beat friends
giving up all hope OF i've succe's Had the sloci rur,
Down ruin ousy TO he hOldefsi
But for the ndou itahe exeons and perseverance, Of
Mr. Loder sno the present Board OF Directors, this vast
epteTprize would have fsled east Tor the present
Is well known thai Mr. Lodsr hu been the hea aad trout
of the work the Last eish ten yess and AMER
completing OF the gIesest improvements Of he En-.
pire sSts seems hardly rs hi to lake RON him that
credit which he has dearly bought by the moot unddng
zeal, diligence perseverance, and sacrifice.
II these things are then Gen Lymans sc,oant Of
The origin and progTes OF the Erie Road 10 the
10 not fair representation and for The purpose OF ecng
The ac hese statements sre written for your eounnshg
An Inquirer AFrks raUrH.
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The method of determining the nr1t a !e !I
cal line from the initial point on the Faclnc 70 'nS
junction of the ella and Colorado 10 tAteo' 200
.st;,fscto-v reasons are assigned for tne prefer
enee given to the methodOt determination ASoP'
ID The differences Of latitude ana iongNuae q
he two exremites were determined ana 'u1
.zir1u,b computed The peculiar topography oil
the country required the division OF the me 'n.o
,b,se sections demanding different instructions 20
h sivep for their survey. The rep1sed mineral
wealth Of the country, and its ch ootencal stores
called for special attention 70 It's Geology Miner
sIoev and Botsny. Meteorological ooserYatlohs
we're made throughout the expedition.
Major Emory gives next an account OF tne
methods used in the astronomical observations
Tbe latitude was observed with the zenith reie
scope, by Tslcotts method, and gave Tor the 90
CRY at Camp Riley, near the initial point Of
the boundary on the Pacific, 32 IS 43 %. Inc
transfer TO PuntR Iona gives for the latitude Of
that point, 800 90 80 8.
THE difference Of longitude between the two ex-
tremiies Of the line was obtained by observ atoms
Of moon culmipations and OCCUPATIONS, and was
also attempted by the method OF flashes at inter
mediate stations, The astronomical observation
are now in the process Of complete reduction
Major Emory states that geodetlc operations
in this region are best carried on dVTn6 Ihs Fs'nS
season, the air being very transparent IN the IN
tervals between the rains The botanical cot
lection was made by Dr. c. c. Parry, and Is
under examination by Dr. Torrey.
Pacific Railroad Route.
Major Emory closes by an interest description
Of the topography Of this region and expresses
tire opipion that if rail way is 20 be made WITH
in our own territory, passage exists near the
tbirty-second parallel Of latitude, by which SHOWS
are entirely avoided, and where no elevation oc-
ours requiring tunneling or stationary power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

For BEIL.-A fog bell has been placed at Boa.
ton Lg IT. al the entrance Of the hsroor which viii be OF
kieal service 10 the mariner TIE be rang
~ok sso viii run ak hours viii one winding Up 10
wees fourteen hundred pounds. and be he4rd IN
mnOSsIAe weather nom ak 10 ten mi g. and even whan
esa VIII be heard In season 10 warn lhe mariner
snoui1 De % wrong coarse FOR Lighthouse Channel
nouee ron me Collector OF Boslon slass that the tell
VII iniAe once every forty ava seconds during thiek
Soston Joanna.
hlor AND BLooDsHED.-Y ssterday afternoon
here WA PAL given ~ German house attached 10
which are torne gar enl Sbout niles ro IT, r5tV on
The BrownsyAe road For une ali thiugs went or os
ely ha, The wine wRi imbioed he sp. -. - -
came belngerent-a 6shI ens1ed. and some to5r ~ 80
persons were severely cut some Of Them d.nSersaslv
We ust defer particulars 1stl 10 morrow
lFTisbargh cdroniele. 18Th
II Frederick Neil who was recently Indicted
for highway roobsry a. Rochester made his esrsn@ ~
jumping o1I 81 widow some twenty feel fora The run3
De made tracks toward C0rnhl and ~ A.esg accounts BE-
had Rot been captured
VIRGINIA AND HER RESOURCES The value OF
NE hea EtAie IN Virginia exhibited b. The Census Ra
mrs 10 SZIeCeeste Ths value Of Slaves, S470oto o.
as, oootco.