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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
ForeiRn Pnrta.

A, D-marara lsk ut bark Henry Trowbhige Wat.esey
Ponce PR load for Maven
Al Curacao u brig Ae, lrham fer NYOrE 10 10 d'Oy
Am vessel.
Al Porto Csbeno 18th ut brig Sarah Tbornaks Grenada
Guiana. for NTort. use; sch Brontss for do, do
At BaK March bug Belle for Boston 10Th Cleaner for DO
g Acadan York do schs Expert aud PGe Nose.
Phd DO Margaret for New YORK, do AdonG. and Maao"sr
for % do
Al Guyana Feb a. bark cabasa Lsohn for NYos VIA Jobos
PR brgs Types Yapey FOR NHyen VIZ cargo; Oscso dde
for NYoik (; Henry Leeds knsman. scs Giraffe oi Ad
dson Boston. Pence Don Nicholas. York also
brig and sch not ssseraned SD qth sch sus.-x
Masson Btmo goth brig Frances ia Alexander Ponce TINS
above published Wednesday Inbans having been az May
sgueI
Sailed from Madeira alt, orol., Stump, I'm Baltimore
about Dec a. RIO Janeiro.
AtCaps Hsysn 18Th u scbs X Haze Gksy for New York
days Clark Wuser Holmes deg MoneEuus, Tucker do sasn
(BF) for New York s.
At csnesos 2sh ul brig Germ Bass Oon Boston, '1i.
deg. 20 load tor
JsgO u bark St Jgo Jord.n ds brig Adslns, Nor
iCn, DO
ABBY Pratt from charz
Of the mate having driven 70 with loss Of anchors sav0g
captain vesselvhch supposed have
away Tar caaI bngs Carbse MCutoa from Rio Grsnds rspg
WIN Pt Howss wt t; schs Apue Treat from Msrtui1us f1
Porto Ran Key Jgl Fraaess HoEnd
d. DO; Warrington Gss Of aud for Washington SC Euphs
Danes Of and from Nfok Exporter Donald, from Bait
for Porto REQ and Others before reported Sailed 9Th
Harp Rrvaa Porto Rco 27h, bark yarmouth, cancoe from
Denarars) Ph a5slpha
sagua Grands 3sth a Kanawha, Hggas, from New
York 25 MataaIa Slower for Portland 5th Jenay
Lind Austin for Boston 3D. Lewis Bean, Neye Tor sew York
ready Msnzano Berry ADD Sarah Peters Fand Tor do 5b
Denmark Woodbury. for Ph dsph; Pahe1on Day Lady Of
the Lac Hrds ae Edward Prescott Bpant dsg SD 18th sch
BFoiksrs Lovett. Charleston
Put john NIB brig Emily, Allison, I'm z sborO 70,
New York, for harbor.
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Said biz P. ss-s sbs chss HID cogass unel Tag
E.t JARVIS LJsH Ems Hand Rcd RIVER Lsi''N A"'
Rsmas At -oos srE EoHari sAr Ha'aia, Aas' ''la y '
NHaRrFoR6 N,es a Ar .hr Hs1sd ,a.' s-- IA
JAcKsOsyLLE. Fsb i7-a r. esrt Ia HAP y 49,. "a
9.. So. n, NV ss,
KEsSEBUSKPoRT, Naieh ll-Ir ssh. Geo WA'''ea' ''l"
Tsr, Worn root. and sle sli0f. BrIa1, Betna - 81.
fFNFs Nsh ID ID -.hr My creeks', Tor NfN vf-tnT
1,ss s,.s, q el.a nrd Fs for gss,s'a po'' u
.tlsr Rsvs11. catsr Frr~arf, are ~ - Fe- - 49,
~ 70 80. a. ssn,oo. ssr 5fa,g re bsrs e
ou m, and Tires o-s 'oPsa 'eboonsrs' 'fs OF ~
SsssesiSs Vse sAr ..ss wsrtia Il ne, B,.,ai Y'ate
s.nr.i AsS~s sYors @ Pops Fosi-r Doawo'h' rhomp'
50, SSioe w. ssafofs v.- Yo-s b, Palm
chi Bo.ton ca hps Aliens. ch,e lvsrPeos Aosrasen' Ha
sFw HtyES Va en- ar Mar, E.,b.th, Bus PIT,
dsPA Gs' Z b.-s a. % SD ,,hr a'sa KELSEY,
kEw-oRLEASs y,rh 3-Au ships vr-ia, a, Burgess. Dabin'
RI WIN P.s Asusw. Bea o,ft, Jno ,~s'-y Barr Cns,9n.t
Rus Ksns hs-cs 0 Gsao, r.,e ~ "a s'' .s Lsy ~" ~,
Wsrs " in Bgtos, SC chs Wa Gia-e. irs'sa LsnSs az
49,. 80 D,ron Hosnnsr Chara0n; Br Ihos Js1ss Boidsn
N.rass Hs,. Br srr. Hope, H.o', 81 yucat. ? Psla,s
e IarT,eoH, X " 20 as A.tsasy ia Pbiass
PlsEwi6SDSs MsrB I-Arr ,ehs corssa Yoasg, IN s.v-
Bssf, A., ssu Tot. Rsusrk sm'b- Ne~ fcrl' wn sar WS
Fss DO; su Ts,,ls in 6rssnPor, M Co. 81 hf BsA FseA
MN sFbPoRD M,,eA iAn sch. N4sta, Terry, Phlsast
pbsi Asn Bowa, Eadcoti, do l0 Sur W tn "ifon Ns'
iSEwBURYPoRT, March losi ,chr Ma Ans' Page Porto
PROVIDENCE Msrch liar schs ccsro. Bsk'r, Balm re
G.,,s Intyrs %; Light NsWc NIB, hspPenn ca
Nsrvs Robsfsop Phassph John Compton, sharp 90 Lspyf
Doy sc; soots willard Dayton, New fofl Moses ksy Deah'
PORTLAND March liar BARK Mara Hersey DAVIS Cssdsoas
bs Rosnsr Nichols DO; NJ ntfose POLAND Ss,on sshs Lon
ssf9 Han Bath Fis5ercksbgrg News, br
Berry Woo3nan Boston, Edward Little ohn 90 ssee Lnas'
salem bark Eath Blake, York, Havana brig Aaafs" ns fHA'
Cuba. . H.. ILL.,. ~
Yo Fsfor OF c. Shaw, Brookyn; Bendct, Thomas, Ne"
Haven Dorado Rumoal, % - -, 49,. IL.
RicHMoSD March is-sh brig yl'gs Bell hehnsr Havana
Greacren KngC Charleston, sc
sATFN March iAr schs Mara Theresa Smaey canoaa,
Lsdg slfok Craws Philadelphia Atlantic Nciefsos Nfofh CN
bah Sea Nov WIN 7 Juho Aincs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14

ssanshp souhsrnsr I'm Charleston Soro, - hours Thsss
she touched oI sTars, mdss spodord Tisstou Co.
Packet sh Patrick Henry Habbars LONDON P1r
g. udss 10 tn- h-turn Co. Fee 30
huHsns IT about hours lost sails earned aTy rEgng and
eeiTsd other damage
Gnnnel hiutarr & c..
Ship New Hampshire ChAe Liverpool Jaa "a misc Zsrega CO
Three deaths snd too births O -
Sh VIM 1fass hoes, Galveston. IL d..
srover CO. Have had Esss o Of tho ..r-;
has essl north q hatsas days Ga The nkht tie m
ssPh Wkus Of New io a. Of insanity unps, overheard
ans Drowned
sAp Falnia. NOrr APasehsoh IA DE-. cotton &c TO
Brewer
Ship sultsna Barrett Nors,rs. y e. zsse {, WIN y..,s
Barb Chse Chase Araacho 20 cotton 70 Nssth sons
% mss 81 rom Sad, ho'k Ptsssd age ast aa supposed
70 have hslcurss n q lore and schr
Bark icl Bath, Grssn Bordeaux hardy an8
70 NeettA Was driven ou- cf hs Garus dufax M of
~na Nth the hes Of a. anchor eog noi pat the P
named on boafd n days.
Brig Gen rayOr oi Bsss shus savaunsA u Do ysow pns
.
Rrg Tsss.. lofchste) sA c,ra.ass i4d. sugar and no
lasses O. Brett a Ncss
Rss Dsl ES.o) Hn. c.a-so. Is a. sugar .aa cedar
70 NssmiiA Soma
BrE Eaiaorss was' char.siOu d. cotton asa Re. to Bad.
PeCk A
E,x Johu saps.. Watts chss'Ou d. cotton to Vac Brua,
sla3s
Brk ostens o cAdsnl PsuSsson BAcoa i41 tobacco Aou
nsy. e. q w TruBdy
Sch Gov Anie1sa @ Key wss' sawyer MAMMA s Is hide,
and nolsssss MaIand It's Gov vas 40 4, H,ts.,s II
rad very heavy us..ir .nt 90 -,
rod s~sy BOB stay Srole tsck bad admir- &c
Br sch A5sssa. Card Hatai. rs. "a o. h 70 master
Hoping A &eschsF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14

In the time Of writing the fire had extended
% ,ba bn;ldng next TO the bar room, and half the
ciss. roof over the passage way had fallen in
There were hopes of stopping the flames there.
The other occupants of the Arcade were busy TO
moving their property.
Half Past Foui O'Clock Although the flames
have reached the center roof over the spacious
bar room, it is thought the firemen will be easbs ed
TO prevent its spreading further Five o. the
rooms Of the Arcade Hotel, kept by Mr. Digge5
have been destroyed, and the occupants OF nearly
all the apartments have left. The lateness Of tho
hour renders it necessary that we should at once
60 10 press.
We are requested by the proprietor Of the B,a.
lefin TO say that temporary arrangements VIII be
made for the publication Of that paper, until ne
can replenish the materials, which will be done
with the least possible delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Luter from Mexico.

We Yesterday received from the City Of Mex
ioo Gle Of the Nacional" as late as the 18Th Of
Feb Two topics seem TO occapy the public mind
excusively-the exile of the editors and the re-
fusal Of the Senior Munguia lately elected Bishop
Of Miehoecan, TO take the osths dictated oy INC
Supreme Government
Don Rafael Rafael arrived 10 Mobile sfewasys
since, en- route for New Orleans. He 10 oy gl.tu
Spaniard, and resided many years 10 Ne" ON,
where be ably edited the FIRST SPs1isn PspoJ w.
published in the States, called "N0''c'0'' NC
Dos MuRdos' ..l.
SENIOR Muncuia Ia o Mexican; ten ye ars since ne
Abandoned the profession Of the law Tor thar oil re-
lieion He has recently Deen eiecteo DisuoP VI
Wichoncsn. He would nortakethe oath required,
Int threw himself upon the reserved rights ana
~~iv;iaees granted to the clergy upon the first
a.,.hsisbment of the holy faith in the land OF the
Aztecs He is an author OF celebrity, and his
writings are deemed so powerful and insidious
that many cities, in which colleges are situated,
have pettioned for law to prohibit the iatroduc-
ton Of his works. The press are severe upon him,
but all admit that he is intellectually great, and
possesses wonderful influence over the people
The Frdtern0l Of Puebla describes q manutacto-
~ of glass in that city which has turned out COB
lets superior to those made in Europe.
In 0aiaca company has been established 70
work the Mines with great prospect of success.
At Guerrero on the Goth OF January there was
an earthquake. At the same moment there APP
peared in the Heavens a most luminous meteor
which passed from east to west, accompanied by
terrific thunder.
The Ntneteenth Century gives a sad picture of
affairs in Yucatan- Between $4,000 aud $4,000
soldiers, worthy OF better fate, are fighting day
and night against the Indians. There is great
scarcity Of provisions at Merida and Mexico does
not furnish one cent wherewith to purchase either
corn or powder.
The Indians in Sonora have formed themselves
into warike parties, and murder the unresisting
inhabitants without mercy.
A line Of coaches between Guadalajara and San
Bias is about being established.
The Nineteenth Century contains letter from
person who has just visited Coatzacoalcos in the
steamer Alabama. He passed along the route de-
signed for the railroad and gives most glowing
description of the beauty Of the country and the
practicability Of the work, which he says can be
done even more cheaply than the American esti-
mate.
A new work is advertised by young Mexican
woman. 1t is styled "The Awakener of Patriot
ISM" II is in verse, and contains history of the
war between the Mexicans and the Americans.
There is also another work in press, which bears
the highly interesting name of The History OF
Kiss" Mobile Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
Passengers smiled

In seamihip Europa from for Lfvapool-MSssrs
Cook 1hos Motley Jr pr II eoT, Hon David Sears aat wife
MssM Poots M I-Vsblry n Boston Marand sud u -
ID ha-aud of Ardoyer IA seal Of sssm Rand samuel Bur
bank Adolf she6e Geo Carleton john Avery, Jr Of LoFs
Wibank Mr. Mrs Bfosrsd. Lera and servant But
erhels iiscket, Paske Jas kattaghg se
rfraebrrger, Npctk9Imer aud fora
Coims oa1 Cf MIS- Chana, Of ClJ'rr
Mas 4 81 Johns, Hawkins and Of tbs Brit
Amy; Henry psuson. iebec WIN Frazer, Mcintosh
and Mailer Of scotland. Hsnr Ropes. OF Livsloo
Thompson. Laurie CAaurau suo servant and John Cater
Loudol; Crsw ORD Havana; s NJ Of France, Mse
ollayi Soule Mufd0k, strasourgsr. aud trne fs-i
tences rot gveu-dO
FrHalfax-nss.rs Harding If Boston Rev John Frost
Frazer Mooney Of Halifax. Frsok Starr u
Mortresl c suHtt-s ct Re'giun-7. Totai. %
Is,eaRsiip Empire Cg for Ch9g~es-L W Smith, LADY ard
servant herman. n Dfmau, Aze, THIS Lyle Bter,
evenson, Capt Bsme Thompson n R-insfol a1i
scy Barley rr,sdWel WIN bbs, boy and servant
Lombard Frde berg and servant Asron CLARK Cohns
Bel, Furcurk, Browr, Ms ls Mrs. Julaa, Bach
NotlAn Mis- Harriet Carpenter Curwin. Eiwsd smith, l.
&c. Worcester Pet Harry Light, w smith CALVIN
Cotton, Has w BasueJ HcAuoy Aired Blake, George
More W w Smith Lansing. Julian HsrrcE,
Balmau S. Oakley, WIN Smith Thos Walker, Jones MAJ
thew BY Briseye,S Chadwick, Reed ksny,J
Rr Jas Hi August Bs:'er Bss mond Psansy Ransy,
Jacobs sicse Nsthan Rum1s Cohen, Baus VI ia
COTS Hamilton Lew. c Peterson, Barlow ID Ward.
Smith Fairbanks, AtSoos, A Atwood Isaac Burial,
and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
Rnnlren.N &c.

Marn 49, PM miles Sandy HOOK sxch signals with chip
showing signal With black ssrs white srouad With blue
Feb 81 lat 49, lon 49, passed packet Adm raj cast Of from Ha
vre for dsw-York.
March So 10 bark Mary Adela, Of South Thomas
spaudug from SOreaus Client Capt 5patn- being
seuery she'd % Leave tbs vessel aad AXE
Ysnkes He ssO sssi Capt Small q
ply Mr. Jeremiah Cray chief mate OF the
proceeded under the command OF Capt Sea
the former mate
March lat 49, lon 75 bark Janaa from Philadelphia for Ha
March Of Bsmsu Island, sApt supposed It's 5as
Honss from Nfork for NOrsans
MarhCbPn between Island ani MonauE sch Telegraph.
rs g. sr Asop6 Of Aiea bound Mar,se',
who carr - he Bordeaux plot back.
Feb lat 40 90 Ion o. bark Ann Kinney steering
sastery.
March u. brig Orois. B .a1dt. hslcs Tor st MARKS
March lat 80 80 Ion % f3, BARK mmosi, steering
south
Ma Oh lat 90 &C loa ~ 49, brig Ed-n to wado5o
steering sW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
Disasters, &c.

email shp rgged manned arrived Cincinnati ne
seth oh, IN ts AID launched and the firing
guns public The
gracefully tie waters Of Lake Ersthe ns1t she Was ach
ored n the Ohio
Br org Sarah R160 IN Frssr csburg With Of dnur aud
wheat bound TO halifax sshofe the ngt OF The Ssh
cbars-vesse total loss saved Sch John Co
arrived Norfolk, 10Th met, With hour sails &c, saved
from the Sarah
Sch Henry Need Smith from SYork vita sunty sails AMI
gng from wreck OF tbs sch GeoTgs Edward, arrived At
Norfolk sh n.t-
Big Marrret Reed which sailed rom 81 Johns, NB Tor Pr1v
instant put the o. with loss OF anchor
chSn udder broken having been on shore at DpPer
Harbor
Sci Brilliant Eirdse and for Sag Harbor from Boston, the
night thick anchored . the eastward
oGarius and parted the rgs chan cut away her mast and
d. ths lie out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
PASSENGERS Arrived.

IN sfedMer PaMper0 No Oranf March from Chagrcf
Or L BadNin. W II Hoburg w Glass skeggs, ROBIN
SON. mstcss James Joseph Huston, JAMES Laue, White
lngerso John A Foster. Thompson George Bingham Dr.
Bcsnel " IForce r chsro Lee WIN Hbley harrs. NJ
McCaeb DR. K He, a.d lady caeey, DAVIS Dale w Il
phrey Keel NJ Ahoue j. AcCanls James Edsou DsFar
rest w Dpden Vale Hoover, } Esas. Thos watkus
Naming T Mann Wm Dale w Colt. John Banks. Ania
h CTsgenbeam. w Miller, shsrd. Mcconnell.
Ball. Conrad, Morau Cos h Dobson, Winston Joseph
Chrt euheard Reynolds and afy w w NJ
Ysaky Charles Crowe Phelps, dongs Charles Jack.oa
d n Puf, Phelps khoue Tartar. X Keen, W WI
hss Gred WIN Payne. FoI Durnet,s. SAUCER,
Garter. w W DkemNn, Philips Charles Stem John Gnhs
Fsenbrdgs, Re- nods Philips Rsban. John Stevens,
Powell Leader, Mclaughlin Robson, X Whte,
Groom Herman w Bsss, Lamb w Morrow, G Webster,
John John Hamilton, Williams ncLsush
In Charles Hsmma Charles ten Jackson Fisher, gs0n
Tro1su, ; Frhsr Shsrer, Henry.
~ paetstshp Queen # me Vet from Lirergoo-Mssrs Hova
Pspp4toa Of York Mr. short Mr. Mars OF Birmingham.
IN chip Neo Hampsotre from Livcpoo-hartin aseltsh
5rts from BaraeoaG Countins Psnnsn Hamsl
Lss, P Hartman.
packet ship Patrick HsAy from Lona0HMr stephano Scots
man. Brousy Ms Bromley children, Mrs Mary Fsham
and Children Mss Juha Frcksr, Mrs Terry and chd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
Great Fire In New-Orieans-BnnlIs's Arcade
and the Bulletin Once Destroyed.


and the Bulletin 0Hice Destroyed.
The Neto- Orleans PicdyHRe of the 4th inst has
the following details of the destructive fire already
briefly reported by telegraph:
At IA o'clock this morning FIRE was discovered
in the rear of the second story of the large hat
store Of Belden 4 Co. at the corner of Magazine
and Gravier ats, IN Banks's Arcade. A couple
OF engines were on the spot very promptly, and
a few others followed. The engines all over the
city were decorated for the procession to day
fhis prevented them. we suppose, from attending
In great force, as they would otherwise have
done. Those on the ground worked well aud
hard.
The fire soon broke across the passage and into
the C0mM<rcral Bxllsfta Office Notwithstand
ing great Efforts to the contrary, the material,
~ pes, &c, OF this well known newspaper were
destroyed the books aud articles in the 6rst story
alone being saved. We regret particularly 70
learn that Col. Seymour's well selected and valu-
able library is totally destroyed
BY this time large number Of citizens were
on the spot; and active efforts were made to save
property throughout the Arcade. Belden x Co.'S
large nm store was burnt; some Of the contents
DeiOs saved The next building on Magazine. ST.,
Evan nat store, was also Quilted The third
oeidlng on Magazine e., II. w. Fields Arcade
bat store, win John Crag's office, notary public;
Spear q Delery, real estate Rnctioneers, were
burned. Everything valuable Ia the Arcade bar
room was saved, with whs, was in the adjoining
small Offices.
In the Arcade passage. up to the time OF writ.
log, nearly 4 o'clock, the Offices of O. A. Hedin,
architect and civil engineer; q. w. Cable. notary
public; r. NJ Leay. tailor; Graham, notary pub
tic; T. p. Veazy, commissioner I. o. Stark, nos
tsry public; II. Collie, scotsman and Mai ]. A.
Beard, auetioneer, were partly burnt out or 10
jared BY water. Very little 10 them was saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
MINIATURE ALnAEAc....THIs DAY.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK ......-....-.xARcH
Cleared.

s.sHs!-EmPrs City, Wilson, chIsrssi Ksnnsbse, Seymour
h iadslghla
shps-Souhsruer, TAm,n, New Orleans Camisn Sherwood
Charleston Durham Dnor Centurion. coombs New Orleans
fIest hcks Marmlon treeu an, MOBILE Taylor hsrrsl
Bsrks-P Woodwsrd w Onward Havana BarstoV Pops
Gusa Waa tSv Case Rotterdam, Funeb Aencksi Vseua
tsw) Wckman Amsterdam Funch Msincs; Manuel Oru1 How
land NBsciod iexas, McNaT Savannah, Duuhsn D w
coin Varns rrss'e Buck Co; Chids Harold Gich Hl
vanA. rsylo & Co.
Bfgs-shaksp-srs Psnoson. sagah Grands Essnh Sous
CygRst tBr) LsaSan Cape Haytsn Whitney Charles
Heath Punam Wilmington horlng Star, Fell Por LAvaeeA Bad
ger, Psck & Co
sohoeusAmais, (sW) jansen Bremen Fu-eh Asacks.
LaArd, Chapman, Chagfes Crsady Co; lIsb-l
cam Boston Ncterson Amss. DO; Raad Law Chapa Pnlt
4 Wales. Godfrey. Wilmington. NC
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Esd brs Sea New, Area.


PHILADELPHIA. March i36rviveG-stanr Psn16scot clak
ny ok Paragon, Martin, NeNbuypot Mayors Norton Nie
Crrc. az Mayo. 81; Anna Souers s5msrs. DO.
Cearsd-Bsrk w Bldgst L'fng Havana brig MARY Ja1e,
Ga Kneso- stsam-hp Ospay, MAIDEN Cbarestu sens Ia
C n ~ W. salem Mas Ann S0nsr 'osrs, Nfork Fl1ra II,
Myers NOrtol New Hsveni Soltherner stud
sim Msss; stslnsr Peno5sco. CLARK, New York
sFWPOhT march liam sens Susan Chase, Chase I'm Prov
Watou KroV'es Provlcstown. Tor Hou H. kngnt hach
m o Ting Frances Doans I'm WsAss Tor Nloni ocean
Wave Danes Tangsrsi Louisa hssvs Cores, n
Boston tr Phidelnhaj Warren Nson' Leeds I'm % itsoi
Plymouth Rock Nav 90 Mare Jaus. sumner. ca East
nom Als1anlai Camilla BLIZZARD. in BIanoyvle for Boston,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
To Mariners.

REvIsfoS o. Tie London Ahsreum that %
consequences II the existing between the maritime cu
daeren;s Power and tbs unfortunate Occurrences ~
leads Powers Of The Norh-Rdssa S~eisa
Denmark agreement 20
ference old Il Comm Meridian Tor all rat ne
Frsce Spain Portugal sad have given IN hsir adhesion TO
the scheme hope held that England viii come INTO he
arransmtnt Opinion be favor % ' selection Of az o.
firslv uautrs lrC Of in secl Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14

latTacshusna Nov ships Goc9nia. Grhn. NBei'0r 100
20 board and "a 28th russ 18th, Two Or h
enney DO 100 VII and I'D 2sth % crnise 18Th Chan
Bailey aad boats BY dsseron,
and I'D 9th cr1e goth, Valparaiso Cleveland, DO, oil not
,aad sd Dec cr1s Hope, Christian DO 800 sp land
Jan ID Oregon, Wupsnay Farhaven $50 p add
M 10th cruiser 73d Minerva Smaley NBedioi go sp go
10000 lbs bone, ud renamed 10 Jan l. ready Tor home
W blundl gath, Montgomery. Mann. from 81 Carlos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
DILGRIM'S PROGRESS-Will soon

Il CLOSE-At Washington Hail. 500 Broad way.-The
Panorama VI Bunyans Pilgrims Progress, illustrating this
wonderful slegory Of the glorious old dreemer and
containing designs Of Vanity Fair The Land Of Beulsh the
Valley Of the Shadow Of DEATH Mercy Painting al the
Wicket Gate, ard many others, by the first American Art
iss.
The public respectfully informed that the Exhibition
OF this Painting which has receiyedTthe universal
miums Of the public Press and which has been visited by a.
al the Schools and Churches OF City, will close
during the coming month.
Open every Evening at Ito commence at before
O'clock Admission q cens. Descriptive Catalogues
tanning beside other interesting matter the Of the
artists who designed the several scenes, l2t cents
Exhibitions on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons, Al
O'Clock, when children will be admitted at hall price.
mis- 6iuR*
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v.B. Pnlmer's Selection ofRuIes for BusIn'
1Icn.

Men.
Establish yourself the broad and sound basis Of "
tegTiiy.
Use the means they are open TO all.
Calculate the probabilities OF the future: increase ard
multiply the means OF Information. =
To compete successfully with your neghbor parcipsen
the facilities afforded TO go ahead.
Confess gsorance regard subjects In which you arc
uniformed listen aud learn
Keep the mind on the means, rather than the object
Take advantage Of modern facilities and accomplish
much In single day required weeks, months or yens,
formerly.
Of the Press
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the decline and fall and Of Of others and reg
ulate your conduct accordingly.
II your suit with your ends pursue those encs
which suit with your -
Reflect on what you aud hear. Set your MIRA ~
work; reason with candor; weigh well and consider M
yourself; decide, and act -,
Treat your customers your fheuds, By serving nemn
the best manner.
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w. .PALMER'S COLUMN.
AIANKIND. il IS said. NAV be dividsd

MANKIND, it is said. may be divided
A INTO three distinct those who too s,ub.
born ~ shsndon error even afer eoavrtor tsg,s vha
AZ % gooe as 70 - easily deceived sng lhose Who as
Possessed o. good eomrioo sense, ard 20 ne befs
advantage.
u svery difcu 10 correct .eaged ard 10 induce pso-
pie 20 prinePes who The 10 which
they have grown grey.
Philosophy. wisdom ard liberty support one another IA
who vii not IL ianac hs Who cannot r-sse
afool; be WI 20 dare not ison = a slave.
Incusirv vel direcird viii give a nan .,e,ev In
iew years. The greatest rdgstry DsaPpaet nrs ess
TIE shortest and sufest wsy live with h,or in tia
world, Is e. BE 10 reality wf6t would spear 10 "a
He who never changes any q his opinions never cor
reefs any OF his mistakes
"PerOsm esTiessy " raj yea believe % be- 1gkL'
Hegy en- helps those who help themselves