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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
Circular Instructions to Collectors and other
Officers of the Customs.
TREASURY DErARrNENT Nm juno lS5l.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT nth June 1851.
The Supreme Court of the United States
has recently decided and fixed the principles to gov
ern IN appr;lscmcnts, with the view to the assess
mcnt Of import duties on goods, wares ana Nor
chandlse, under tho provisions of law in operation
prior 10 The passage OF the act emitted An act TO
amend the acts regulating the apprMsement OF IN
ported merchandise. and for other purposes APP
proved 81 March, 1851 As these principles differ
from those heretofore adopted and practlccd IN the
respective collection Districts claims for the return
OF alleged excess of duties paid under the former
rule regulating appralSemenS are coming mp Tor lac
action OF the Department. thereby rendering II cXpe
dent TO issue instructions for the information ana
government of the proper officers Of the customs, as
well AS the parties entitled to relief IN cases OF the
KIND referred TO- and also to obtain the requisite IN
formation TO enable the Department to decide spon
all such claims.
In the cases of Greedy rs. Thompson Forman,
and Maxwell rs GrlSwold ct a., the Supreme Court
of the United States has decided. where goods wares,
and merchandise are Imported INTO the United states
from the country of their growth or Manufacture
that the proper time for fixing on appralSemcnt the
actual market value or wholesale price IN the princ-
pal markets Of said country Is the time of their pro-
CurcIucnt when not purchased, and the time OF their
purchase when they had been actually purchased
abroad, rather than the time OF their expectation or
Shipment"
Duties having been levied and couectedin cases of
this kind upOn the appraised mIkc value OF the cr
ChandiSc ai the date ol expectation on shipment 10
the United States. ln pursuance of the construction
heretofore gwen 20 the law 10y the Department, II
becomes necessary m Orter 70 enable inc p'paIl-
meai 10 aCi upOu claims Tor the return ~ any rNrts
of duties that may be satisfactory Shown 10 nave
been cXactcd I'M any case contrary 90 c ntc>loi OF
the Supreme Court before &dvCr,ci %, th3 tae fol-
lowing information AMI data should n- furnished IN
each case coming mp for lts action, 90 Wi:
FlrSf-lt wal be incumbent upon the party claim
ing to have refunded ANY excess oi doy 90. upoil-
tons made prior go thc passage ui u~ ABOVE ACT OF
3d March. 1851, 90 make apphc7uon in writing To me
Collector oi The pof where FAC goo 8 no. question
nave lODI entered, nDi.IN- ID ti, it'ti'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

Pacsetship u ntezuma before reported De C1urcey
Liverpool Eth ut. 1cze and 400 passengers Il Marshall
Co. June 2. lf 60 &c. Jon u g. several ce1ergs llth
insr, Thomas Capon, seaman, fe1 Osel1oaTd and was
drowned.
Packet ship Guy Nanneung, Edwards. Liverpool. MAJ
Il, Nose and s4 pass % Taylor Merl 9Th a,t Whine
blow ns gale, lost overheard boy named JJh Fn. pas
stugeT, aeed l0 FeaTs.
BIZ snip William Ward. Secular. Cadz, g ds sa,, 20
charC Irving
Ship CupraHise, Riley, Liverpool, 81 Is. dse aat 200
pass o. IlIams s. Gulon.
Pacsst ship Margaret Evans Pratt, London and P1-s-
mouth. MAJ q. mlse and rs passengers. J Gnswoll
BT ship lltepe nteuce Cauglr Liverpool s. ds sa.r and
~ pass ngers, Richardson. Watson Co.
Hr ship British Queen Conway Dublin g j. ballast and
20 1asst gers. htcAlne
Br stip O.eya, -Hs. iLiyerpoo. - ds salt iron and
80 pass % { C1lererc.
snip MerldJn. ,of Boston, Maeson. iLiverpooi g. ds
rdse and tJ lass l. master Nay lc Geo Harms, boats
vain. drowned
Dutch bark Mozambique. Bowman, Rotterdam . Is
Nose and M pass % schmidt 4 baichen
BARK Ade.ne Gamare. Sagua u Grgnds 0 is m0lasses
% Fosfer \ Nlckerscn.
Park D. Bearss Mareiies April ~ and Gibraltar Nav
Is. lead sc 0ousuev. La - % Ion 10 l1r-s
iceberg The has he5n j days the westward II The
BANS
Brem bark Richard Golden. Ba,leer. Bremen. % ds.
Hase and .- pass % Pope Co
IL hne Trimmer. Plgg0t Prince Edwards lse, "a u.s.
cats &C t1 Walker
brs Azala, cf Eas,eoTt Parrit Bathurst River Cam
p2, Ny u. nfse Q. = " Elwell c.
Brig Lowell l0f Rocklandl Sherman Por.-au-
frnce. y DIS, d. gf0od 90 A Boss.Te : c..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

May Ia, % 90. ion Ct 10 s.suahled BIZ o.r, I,,.
we'll u LONDON. bound 7.
May g. IA, 20, .oa y. snalled saE> cA.nea. Il B,,s.
tcrud =
Stay =. IA, o. &c. i- % g. 50? Ashar. q Bos f,,,
Fatay.a fr London. I'D is oIt. AT well
May l la 40 IS. l'n o. snip Lew than, II Nfork i-o,
Mobile Tor IIvvrT'vol. Sd ds Ont.
N2y -. TAI =, %. Ion o. br bsrA Colonis inaa y
lsrA Cnonsi, I'm hD.aiito~n a. London. 20 as o.l
Ma Co. i. Z, 80 i.n % %. Br ship Duncan. frm Vsaa
%. so or Fa.u. 9TH. i.- ds ont
Ma, 25 lai t9 g. i.. 10 q Br ship Acc ffa Cs,sr q,
Cork
June !, at - s. Jon ~ b. ship Pl'mo-sa Rst q Be-,
ton IN Py>'ou 10Y Liverpool
June g. 81 miles ~ care Donna Msna. .ch rNrshs m
wilson. of NHaycu. bound O. Az Cages.
Ma, .S. 9t fb.. iHr IN stg ko' Burton. from Hsra, =
ds ~ COweS
june Oh Carc FLORIDA seen hacs Steamer ", Il,
100 loWspTir. >feernc>
AIas y oaEe, W,>,. was seen >h Aihala ia. Ns We.
y ja,c. la' % e. 'a -.A W.T. C. Smith. @. On pa.
&c fh.l t.T l...f-..-i ....t.
Nav .s d, % =. .,a To- t.rk Ca.,oa. from H.,.-, "a,
Cowcs. = rs oe..
Janei IA, 20 25 loa % 10 sem steamship Fr.als
hcuce ar NayrC
May - Iat e lo on 80 io ras-i An Rag, ,aoNss,
white dag wi'h h.rr rf e. m Do
NAV g. Oar 49, .n 81, assed BIZ bark Gallo ct Loada,
steering east.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED roR The raInvyE-

MONDAY, June l6-PN
ASFIES-Tha market steady. ~1th ialr demand sales
al 100 bhls II s. for Pots and 50 for Pearls
COIION-ls dull ard YTlcos heavy Ihe sales are "Aif
so tales
FLOUR AND MEAIl-There IS a islr local demand for
Weston AID Siate Flour ani some inquiry i1T ooI o5ds
for export There also speculative inquiry for the low
and uIcnor grades and these very uniform N prce
The better cfad's very dun and prccS nominal Tam
dian IS heavy anl inactive S4e4 20 bond Inc sles ~
domestic reach l10 bus a. - 81 = for Michigan AMI
Inc ara 50 81 "a for state and - .
IA 81 Tor pure Genesee southern s-ea, with limited
demand sales OF coo las as s. ir4 ~ Tor nE,d 3" ~
STRAIT brands and 81 ia 3 for fancy Be Flour = dlu
and no plenty - s. IT. Corn Meal - all o- sue'
the srftly moderate sales ~ l nos jersey 40 -
GRAIN-lncre is fair demand .0- Wheat flr milling
hu' ~ pieces generally below the views ~ -ti s. !"
have only o. g. tce sales : t1t- tusn common ~T,Aese1 on
qret anc Lotlpeuy lt 73r Oa-s aye -u v'h tNr io-
uand. az s. g. iol r-her and l3stc Tor Jersey Ba
lcr dun 81 tlacjr Corn Jess plenty ana nt oler
much ~ thar a-rrr cunr tn store The sales are 1fV
bush al Jlcj t damaged and heated. nsJo for west
enu4Xed. aEo Coo lgr round yellow
PRONISIONS-Hoide-s VI new PORK fuu, with but
Little dong Odi, ulet and we hear II no sales 10 '-
the market The sales are -ll uals le 4 u ~ M he',
ana eJ of PRIME Beet D., heavy safes ~ ~ DDS ~
~ for Mess. and s5aS Tor Prime Beet Hams are
lower sales Il 100 1tls 40 Si Cut VI AIS arc plenty ana
d sales II i ties los. 1t for shoulders. aud
good Western Long Mdiles % &c. Lard is lc' sales
Of go th at 8ee6.e Butter and aeesc are nchan a.
MtDl-Is dull ard qrces continue % uroop iht llIse
nanuiaft In.ng nH >es are nl'ins m m" WeS' WON
uCular. Pr ,ldeuce de- lame manufacturer and Love
m4I owner .rc selecting stecA, com, is ana Iu lil7
qualities " tie Western clip these Woois are srarr mere
while the hltr eaale, are % large 81 ' tlu 0h,i ana
heavy Ia New York. while ia Cleveland the mas Art -
and active Two sales Of Fleece have truspred " @
fcw days 100 bales Mediterranean sold 40 u GEMS Jos
washed. anl % tlr uuwashed. Puol IS inactive 90. ,,,
WHISKY market IS tet;er: SIlts %. ", ~ ''''
FIRE CRACKER>-Wc notice sales oi 2''h oNas lt D.
FkllI-Saies OF ed Sart.neS NJ otc ana Jul 'i'e
WINF-We notice sales Of goo cases Caret NJ $, 200
baskets CAampas AZ , led : li@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........JUNE 70.


Steamer Cnon Budd, NOrieaus. Spoford Tiieston Co
Shps-Nev- York, Hall, Charleston. Geo Bulsles. Cor
nolls. Gnrnell, London. GrInel hntuTn c., United
States. Chtham. Bic W Elwel .Na-lga, Tarace. Iy-
erpool /. Mctready \ Co, Constellation, Allen. Liver
pool. Kermit son. Valparaiso klhal. san Francisco
Booth Edgar. Hemi1ne, Rainier, Bremen va Richmond,
Payensddt Schumacher, Angehque samuels. NBedJrd,
Schuchari \ Gthhard.
Barss-Aleyaudcr Russianl Emellus, Havana, Blclf
hem, Charlotte Prus. Brandt, 81 John. NIB schmidt x
BalcLtu. Eliza treena s. John. Is. O. Min. Don. STARK
Rchbucto, Logan = Collins, Jason, SchllIng, Bremen.
Pope CO.
BTirs-John sohn. Robin, St John. B, Funcs &
heiucke, Calcedmy. King: ints9r, J S Whiting Co,
PERI. Carney. Port Wallace Ms. Kitchilg King Oscar
Hamil Stockholm VIA Gottenbur-, Punch Mcncae.
Schooncrs-NargaTet Moglam, PETERSBURG. Jas Hunter
Co. Ashland Afford, Norfolk, StITges Chairman Co.
Eleuezer Now, Canson, Cuba FuncAe MeIBeke, La
VIVA Jane. kechum, Philel Phia " Mckee Chas Col
gate Post Baltimore, Mailer Lord, Era. Chamberlain.
Boston Foster Fc-ersDn W h SMITH Harmon. Charles
ton l. NcCrrad, Cos Lady >corr brl. Boyer, Eleu-
thefa. Akerly. l. smith Starks. Wilmington, Dellner
a Potter Aus-l Dutch Oweenari, 81 Jaso c. Cuba,
S,ms eder. Harrison Price, Rice, Wilmington l.
hcCTtaly c..
S0ol-Chlm.ion. Deming. NLondon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
SECOND BOARD
Monday, June IS Pm

The Stock market Is not active and shows
no .mpor'au, change excepting m Canton which has
advanced to 76 The ether fnce> closed a, about the
prceS of Saturday. Reading continues 20 Ne more
active han the other fmcicS but exhibits no marked
feature. Governments. Stale Stocks, Bank stocks,
and Railroad Bonds. a-v IN fax demand aad hruo-.
The business IN Exchanges Is moderate bat rates
have auSupward tendency. There rs a fair ambunt
OF good Sterling 81 90, hog. but leading house asks
II pCy CT. Francs -. 05 o,4.
In freight there IS a veTy dyn market without many
engagements although the amount OF bread s.uaS
offering Is considerable. Engagements 4,eo0 bbls
Flour los 1000 b1lS Turpenune p So. $50 uns
dead weight l5S0l,s. al. Cotton 5S9j In other
directions the market 4, inactive
The Coin IN Bank and Sub Treasury was
counted again to-day, and the decrease in the la>,
two weeks With shipments reaching about two
million one hundred thousand dollars. a litle over
SIX hundred and nifty thousand dollars The figures
are rs annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
DIED.

on SATURDAY afternoon. June "a. SUSAN FRANCES.
wife IF Rev d & Lansing. d and daughter o te a'e
{ " Van Rtust. ESQ
The relatives and friends " the family are requested 20
attend her funeral at the Clinton avenue Cong oual
Church Brooklyn on TUESDAY afternoon. II 4 o'ciocN
Carriages VIII be waiting at the Fulton Ferry until =
o'clock. 10 convey the friends O. the Church.
- Western papers please copy. lci6 p
June IS. SUSAN MEAD inf4u; daughter OF NJ. ". and
+. A For.
The friends Of the family invited 20 attend ne funeral
on Tuesday 18th, today a. DO O'Clock. AN, without
further notice
June 10. SAMUEL FREEMAN, son Of Joseph and
Mar, Ann Matters. aged years, 100 months and days
The friends al the family fully invited tu nf
tend his funeral tbs day. at O'Clock from his late resi-
I.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
MARRIED.

Al Burlington. VT Tuesday evening. June l0 br the
RI Rev Bishop Hopkins. JAMES g. H MSEH, ESD, of
Detroit Mich. and AUGUSTA j. eldest daughter of Gen
JoUn 4 Arthur of Burlington
A. 81 S;c9hens Church. DIV Rev J. X Price. Mr
THOS JEFFERSON. late Of In land. Co FANNY OF
WAY daughter of late James Muctt. ESD Of Beituc>Ct
ON Thursday June H. hy Rev Dr. MeeEer of B-shuica.
IL Nr. GEORGE G. FREEDOM o. ELIZA DUR
NFF daughter IF k0tt. W Dean. Esq both of tls CF.
Monlav June 20. az SAINT Vincent de Paul hy Rev. 3.
Madore THEODORE l. FlMOLAr 20 LlLLiE A, sec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

The increase OF April over March was. /; viii be
seen, al the rate OF Si pc cent, and the increase Of
May over April, over 40 per cent
The Committee on the Charleston and
Memphis Railroad have made their report on the
route Of the road. IS proposed to leave the Nash
vale road al Bolivar, near Chattanooga. and from
thence 10 Memphis, Isl miles oyera route which has
already been partly graded. BY two small Railroad
Companies, and which The Memphis Coula,av have
purchased for very small sum. The WORK on these
roads cost the original companies $4,000 ard have
been purchased for $4,000. mostly PAYABLE u, stock
OF The new road The length OF grading on these
roads is about % miles which leaves about Is9 miles
TO degraded The estimated cost OF the whole road
Is S@ss329l, and the amount Of stock already teken
Is ssgOo,ooo. The highest grade on the route viii
not exceed son 20 the mile and that only Tor short
distance The road Will not be commenced un,.I 81
9'0o'V shall have tcen subscribed. 50 as 10 ensure
The completion ofiho road
Large subscriptions continue to be made
20 lie Cincinnati, and Bo'p.e Roilroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

b. M North Frcr Boats W0nfqy. Jrre i6-lo o13
b. Is Flour 1919 bushels Wheat 300 do Rye fDti
Go Com 1000 do Oats Las pAcs Cheese a4i do liter
1865 Do Posk b7i DO Ca, Meats l4l do WHISKY, 3S do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
From our Correspondents
To Mariners.

CHATHAM HARHOR-Ihe new entrance INTO Chatham
harfor sounded ont last week In the south channel
oalest place found had nine feet Il water on a. low
rCc and the Waferls constantly growing deeper In the
pat If the channel where the beach The sand wash
ed entirely away aud here sixteen feet AT Ow water aud
muddy bottom A. first there were two passages through,
with narr0, strip II beach between. THIS stug is nO"
nearly all washed away. and covered at half tide
Tie north channel has less water than the south,
bus there IS sufficient depth a. high water fJr
fishermen and vessels not drawing more man Ten iet
Tho tide CONTINUES 20 De- very rapid, running N the
strength of The tide g. -Four men cannot row boat
against D. The I'D entrance has become g shallow tAt
boat cannot pass l0w water b. fh change Ciaham
Lights have bee useless direction or entering ne
harrOr The interests Il commerce require that smaI
gh should Dee stationed me present entrance
Chatham harbor, including Pleasant Bay, the largest and
ou the coast fr cOasng vessels ana Thousand
Craft can anchor IN u 40 the same TIME Yarmouth Reg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

90 Eng ArC'q 1 - leI s iA1 C '''~
81 -, 30 r bI ~, vrr - Ja-o de Cuba q Is
hIl. ai'.cs.-- 'o' D'''N'''
sut.L - n,,.l,. N5,-,s,,er = r. rs d. sugl~ AMI
n hns s[e. 10 - - w. Ne -' 80
me- $50 Nt-li'ey : W ,.rc,, lime nudes &c 20
. hil- fi~iAi"Ni' u''''''
r enis, So.s' ,.st-... r,h.a PR IS Is sugar 10
~ b-lt Am, ms % - '71'' '.' "
MDiI'i' o"i',s y If p-,,,or sds a ballas. aud
bl,- u's. - = 49,, =. IA Ion as saw sew
n - ~ 49,, ,.,.-' -. :
e-.4 F'4s .-- 'se--- .r-,v t,r Portland a1ur and
ecA A1'-~''' -'-'''-' '
- o-.., N,cke~sou Albany f,r Portland, -four and
sen queen N'DN''s''' Amy '
com ,,. I'LL. p..f.,9 IL limo mister
>ch NaIy l.lnii,,.' ~, ji,r, a. NM, Muster
sen Coral Johnson f. ,'gd 5> ime pa,,e' master
S'n =. r5~ - ,-l'.r.r y T.. i.o,, master
60 - : ,r...r ,iaul 8 d. lime.
81 49, r .c.is,,i Is En.e
81 r~.f.- ,f-i~.--. r.. l1ri ds lime
a., ~ j'5 ~ ,ere, f,- A b.nv IN ballast
sch Nesi, Bart- n P'ay i' - MAJ p, '''''s'
49, p,.,g.- Nio,b,,S PIT 7 Is iath and
>'h >ali " tl,,,N, nilN'' - ~
lumoer, hrttt ' '>r ..-,. d, 4. s.h MASTER
- S'lni-i HIS, n .i is r.b ,u,I ma ,srrl. g.
Sch Eliza j heuty- bifn>'a''' u.s. '''' ''' ''
masjer CT, r.,,. ,-rr,,., o = b,u,.,
SH 49, X l'sr %li..,n ; ,ls ballast,
sch New Rogulus. Walters. Mareham ds. mails. SHitA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

TIE amount IN Bank, It wlil be seen SHOWS but
tnf:ng decrease since January, AMI he amount N
he City Is stu over a m,lon larscr Aau@ lhs tine
iasi year. The steamers % TINS week have already
twelve ApgCni thousand dollars gagascj, aad sal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
Disasters, &C.

Loss or BRIG AMANDA PARSONS The GEORGETOWN (SC)
Republican Vi June H. says The brg Amanda Parsons,
cst Drnx,,ater was ca5slef IN slua on the 81 INST
u .at 50 49, miles ~ fryng-Pan shoals Ion H. Ih-
HON the bottom Of the vessel winch they had
reached with some fic Ily untu the next day, remaining
that situation ~ hours and then were taken OF by Capt
>h 4 lrs =, aIu. from Farhayen 10 this place The
captain and a board saved only what they stood IA aud
arrived al the port GA Monday, al aeii The hospitality
ofthe citizens soon Piled their IN clothing and the
following day subscription of SOO Sas made Up for
their relief Capt DunN~aer Wa from New-YorS, bound
Los or BARK EMILY MiyoR-Tho Ao5tie Rlqster Of
the h INST says or Saturday last Inc bar Emily Minor
Capt smith ,a,ch mad JUST cen cleared hy the cousgnecs
Messrs Center Co. for New York. with cargo Of
90 bales n cotton, struck ty lightning while lying 1t
and communicated with the cotton which beng
comrressed ~ once took ire and burned with grea ra1
n.y. Before any effort could be- made u suppress the flames
they had spread extensively that there no means
let Of the vessel or any art u the cargo except ~
gle steamer Swan which Just IN sight At the time Of
tAe eccuuence came promptly 10 the assistance Of tne
baggage whch as al alb ard, and taxing "a the officers
and crew. The E-g Minor was 90 have sailed YESTERDAY
and her passengers, about sixty number. were % have
gone down a. o'clock the steamer Fry f)r cnbarGa
lon We understand that the Minor and ner cargo we've
ceptfo the underwriters IN an occurrence evidently
Pfoidentai . unnecessary 20 say that no blame can H.
imputed % any one The disappointment % the officers and
cre~ and fo the passengers is very great
II was stated Ten or twelve days that the bark Row
ena Capt MACY loaded with coa and lying ~ Taooga. mad
teA eu Y IRE on me ION Us We learn from th9
Panama star # the 10Th that confident hopes were enter
tA'N ma fir "nNN uf >tFff NFtIlf All Itf Goals t
been oS land there was every Indication that the FIRE
Lad lot spread O. great extent among those
Go.
BARK BRcOsA, Soue. from Mafauzas Tor Cronstal pet
III b stcl 5tA distress. having sprung leak the
IN N heavy gale lar % g. Ou72 Her cargo of 1870
tores sugar IS partially damaged.
Spoken, &c.
Jure la o. Jon a 10. brig Majestic. from 81 Jago Gu
o.. l0r NNurE
June 10 miles north Of Zacnco bari, Susan, days from
FhlacelT ha fHr Nayaguez
Nay y. a' a. Co. Ion 20 81 Br brg Nalikstal firm Cork
for Boston
L.. hi n. ,n u ~, n - l-L L.. ,1l.. L. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

The iron on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad Is laid some fifteen miles south Of Rayenna
We annex a statement Of the exports
from this port from the 7th to the l4ih June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

4 meeting OF the friends of the contem-
plated road from Little Sodu> Bay TO the Cayuga and
Su>quehanna RAILROAD vas held at Auburn on the
10Th The amount OF subscriptions reported is $780,
-. beside which there is q conditional subscription
Of $loooco, which with the cost of the iron 70 be
Dough, with Bonds, leaves tohc.i OF only Sl67c73
The city Of Keokuk, Iowa, has subscribed
$l5o0CO 10 the Dubuque and Keokuk Railroad and
100000 TO the Peoria and Warsaw Railroad
The following are the receipts of the
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Tor the four
months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

SuN-Rses.-4 2G-Sets-.---7 - MooS-Rses 10 39a
HIGR wArER------June n.
Sandy Hook 10 Ala Gov Island. n 3la Hell Gate 4 l2n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

There are SIX chartered Banks in Cincinnati, in
GLIDING the ONO Life Insurance and Trust Company,
which Company has 50 GOO 900 loaned on real estate.
The banking capital is SOIL 226. 1t issues no bills or
notes It's notes and bills discounted amount to
Sl.7Sg4SO "a Eastern Deposits $4299s Cd. Due
Dcpositor> $iGS,lGl 80.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-16

This champion Of States Rights Is doing
yeoman service in the good cause. He has
already made three speeches in ehe county;
one before the States Rights Asso cinlion;. an
other at this place in reply to Mr.. Wilcox;
and the other in reply to the candidates on the
-other side at their appointment on Saturday
last. We regret that sickness prevented eur
presence at tie discussion here ON Friday
night. The States Rights party are more
shan pleased with the result. This we are
are not surprised to hear. Whoever listens TO
Col. Hill, will hear one of the ablest advocates
of the Southern cause In the State. His fori
is solid logical argument, which he illustrate
with faultless diction, and embellishes with
sufficiency ofstriking SMILES 10 prevent the
terseness of his reasoning from becoming a
all wearisome-never descending to tha
bufoon ioit and anecdote to which many speak
ers of the day have to resort to keep the at
tention of their audience.
Col. Hill will be present at the appointment:
which we to-day publish and we hope that eve.
ry man in the county may hear him.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-16

We have no jockey cl7b, nor race
course to boast of or rather the existence
of which 10 regret, near our city; but not
withstanding, cur people will occasionally
get up race out of the best stock that the
country can prodnce. Some of our friends
did actually run tUo saus few days
since, upon the speed of which, ths hand
some sum of one hundred dollars was
staked on either side.
A disputc arose as to the speed of the
two mills Point Industry and PIe Xix, which
resulted in the above bat; ap1 on Thursday
last this exciting and novel race Of the two
saws began. Only ono saw at each place
was put in motion-lnd a Gathering race il
was for twelve long hours. Thcy pitche d
into the solid stuff with their iron teeth like
our friend with morbid appeti!e-the dusr
rose furiously-and the splinters were
s;rewn around as thick as herring bones in
''fishing season" in some countries.
Point Industry took down the purse,
having cut STA feet OF inch plank in twelve
hours, Wills, the Phoenix made 1875 in the
same time.