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The Arlful Dodgers on the River and
HarbOr RiII.

Next to a hearty friend and compatriOt
we like a straight out, bold-faced, deter
mined antagonist-one who speaks what he
means and rows the way he looks. Bat
twaddling, trimming, double-dealing crea-
ture, who pretends to cash side that he
is there, while anxious TO be caught no
where, ought to earn for himself the con-
tempt and loathing of all.
We have in our Western exchanges
letters from Gen. CAss protesting solicitude
for the passage of the River and Harbor
bill, and especially such items of it as are
deemed most Objectionable by its adverse
ries-namely, appropriations for the ina
movement of small Harbors, SC, for
which nothing has hitherto been done by
the Government. And yet the fact was
perfectly notorious at Washington during
the struggle that this same Lewis Cass was
leagued with and playing into the hands of
the deadly enemies of the measure-that
he was art and part in the maneuvers
which resulted in its defeat This he
showed by bis speeches. his lodges and
his votes. TIE one of those votes we now
proceed to call attention.
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Commissioner Of Patents.

Mr.. George T. Curtis states in the Boston pa
pers that if he has been appointed Commissioner
Of Patents he is entirely ignorant Of the fact save
al be sees the story running the rounds of the
journals 50 we are well assured that the Secre-
ttry Of the Interior 10 whose Department the
Patent Office is subordinatel was equally igno.
rant of any changeo Commissioner so late az Fri.
day last-three days after sumptuous entertain.
ment had been given in Washington to celebrate
Mr. Ewbank's removal, in pursuance Of the fol-
lowing card:
Horace Il. Day solicit. your company select dinner
party be given this afternoon a o'clock a the Ne
ons Hotel In honor Of CT desapitadon by the Ex-
equity G, which has great merit In IT,
" MaTek 4, 1851"
We shall not undertake to unravel this
twisted-up business If the President has been
induced to remove Mr.. E wbaak, the act il a pub
lie misfortune, whoever may be appointed in his
stead.
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NEw.HAMPsHIRE.-The Annual Election in the
Old Granite State takes place to morrow, Tues
day. and the signs indicate a considerable spell
Of weather. We shall be disappointed if the re-
turns do not come III good deal mixed, indica
ting that the screws of Party may be applied too
severely, even, for New-Hampshire. We think
there is an even chance of no choice of Governor
by the People-that Amos Tuck and Jared Per
kins (Whig Free Soilers have good look for
election to Congress-thst the success of Gov.
Colby, (also Free Soil Whigl in the Northeastern
District, is not impossble-thst some ofthe worst
features of the New Constitution may be rejected
and that a Wing and Independent Legislature
ia lot to be despaired of All these, we are aware,
are based on an assumption that the Wings will
try, which they too generally forget to do We
shall await the returns with interest.
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POSTAGE on THE TRIBUSE.-The new Postage
Law takes effect July /, next. Under 1t the post
fge on The Daily Tribune will be % cents q
quarter, or 81 a year, at all places within hity
miles of this City, such as Newark, New'Bruns'
wick, Paterson, Sing Sing, Peekskil, Norwaik'
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quarter or 40 cents year; and on the weekly
cents a quarter and 90 cents year. AT Phila'
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Schenectady, Utica Syracuse, Whitehall, New
Haven, Springfield, Boston, Salem, Nashus, Con-
cord, N. H, Manchester, Burlington, Montpelier,
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or 50 year; the Semi Weekly 90 cents quar-.
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These rates are generally less than those now
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are from so to IS per cent. higher large in
crease in the circulation Of The Tribune as well
S. of other journals, is to be expected as conse
quence Of the law, and we know that our many
friends in various sections Of the country will take
advantage of the opportunity to add to the number
of TTiJunes taken in their respective localities
The local journals may also rely on an increased
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to go free to all parts Of the County in which it is
published. The advantages in point Of education
and intelligence which the country will derive
from this law through the spread Of newspapers
cannot be estimated. Many and grave as are the
ofenses of the Congress Just closed it will long
have the credit of doing the will Of the people in
the most important matter of Cheap Postage.
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II Hon. DANIEL s. Dickinson not being
named in the call for the Extra Session Of the
Senate, passed through our city last week on his
way home to enjoy the quiet of a private life
During bis stay in this city he dned with a few
kindred spirits at the Union Place Hotel The
champagne was choice, and we learn the ex Sen
ator in response to sentiment aimed at him,
made a very patriotic address, in which he pledged
his adherence to the Union, and his firm determi
nation to uphold the Constitution at all hazards
Some old ladies who have been dreading disso
luton and broken constitutions will no doubt
feel easier after this announcement by the gen
tleman from Broome."
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STANLY uS. CLINGMAN-The scuffle that took
place between these gentlemen in the House on
Monday night originated in a casual conversation
between them, in the course of which stanly gave
Clingman the lie, which the latter retorted
Clingman then sprang over the desk at stanly
and pushed him down into his seat, when others
interfered and separated them. We believe the
quarrel was dropped there.-Is strikes as that
the People of Buncombe District might find
better use for Mr.. Clingman than sending him to
Congress Eminent pugilists can obtain more
than ss per day in their regular vocation
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Near the close of the struggle in the
Senate. Mr.. BRADBURY of Maine "a par
ticular friend of Cass and deadly enemy
of the billy moved the following Proviso to
come in at the end of the bill
And it is hereby expressly provided, That the
ApBTOpriattons in this btH contained shall take ef-
tect upon and authorize the expenditure Of only
such surplus or excess shall remain IN TIE Ired-
svrv of the United States after dedactIRg from the
Public RereRues the sums necessary to meet ne
Appropriation that hare been or shall be mate By
Congress 10 execute eristiRg lars and h2utdate
PrtDate CLAIMS.
of course, this Proviso. if adopted,
was complete notification of all the pre-
ceding clauses of the bill, so far as any pre-
sent action is concerned. No Secretary of
the Treasury could determine, until after
he should have received the final returns
of the receipts into the Treasury through b.
out the ensuing fiscal year, whether there
would or would not be any clear surplus in
the Treasury applicable to this purpose
The fiscal year closes with June, 1882 and
the final returns of that year from Califor-
MIA and Oregon could hardly be received
before September, l652-too late to allow
any thing to be done in the way of River
and Harbor improvements before the Spring
of 1853, after the merit Congress shall have
adjourned and the new President been in
augurated. This Proviso was of course
devised, concocted proposed and supported
on purpose to defeat all improvement of
Rivers and Harbors under the present Adj
ministration. No earnest friend of such i'm
provement could vote for it. And yet we
are informed that Gen. CaSS is virtually the
author Of that amendment-for which at all
events be gave his vote as follows:
The Yeas and Nays having been demanded by
Mr. BRADBURY, were ordered, aud, having been
taken, declared to stand as follows
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, MARCH 10.
FOR California.

We shall issue To- Morrow MORNING
The Tribune for California, Oregon and the
Sandwich Islands, 1t will contain all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News, Con-
gressiOnal Proceedings up to the adjourn
ment, City News, Money and Market Re-
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies Of this paper will please
leave their orders early this morning Price, sin.
gle numbers, sixpence
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Conference.-The Thomas B. Butler of Nor
walk has been renominated by the Wings of the
WITH District, and the proceedings Of the recent
Wing State Convention approved, and some ad
ditional resolves adopted for State Reform and
maintaining firm adherence to the Wing doc
trine Of Protection to Home Industry. The Old
bunker Locos have nominated o. s. Seymour as
Mr. opponent.
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FROM MAzATLAE.-Ar. Boruck, Agent Of Gre
CORY Cos Express, states, that the custom
house officers at Mazstlan seized, on the 9th alt,
at that port, upwards Of $4,000 worth of con-
trAbsnd goods. He was also informed that the
notorious Parker II. French bad been shot when
within about twenty miles Of that place.
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COMMISSION ON CLAIMS AGAINST Mex

NUMMT5STUlF
WashiEoton, Friday, March !, lS5lThe Board met
According TO ad journment present all the members The
memorial OF Jesse T. Brown, claiming for seizure and
conbscHfon Of the schooner Alert and her cargo Tampco
in 2s being up for consideration together with the
proofs and documents come cied herewith the Board
came opinion that the claim Is valid against the Re
public Of Mexico Or the vessel itself and was allowed
accordingly the the said Browns interest
therein OF on ehaf appearing the amount 70 be award
ed subject the fafure acon Of the Board The Board
adjourned until IL O'Clock AM. Tomorrow
A LUCKY HUNr.--A man by the name
Of Curtis resident Bedford, Mass 10 company with
couple Of hired Indians, on recent hunting expedition
song the lakes and about the forest Of tbs State Of Maine
a. err weeks took 40 deer moose, besrs and about
200 psrtrdges The entire weight wSsl6, 200 pousds.
INTOXICATING DRINKs.--The Ohio con-
,,o have adopted an article Ia ther constitution which
ssSsrs future legislatures from licensing The sale OF iosOx-
1900 S,inls AZ beverage, and renders y Imperative oo
s,srt ,he peopls from the evils OF such sale
s%l.r proyison IL contained In tho constitution Of Mich
tgan.
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OHIO LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS On the lstinst
the House passed resolution to go into an cleo
ton of State Auditor, Librarian, &c. on Monday
Sd inst. The Senate amended it so as to include
a L. s. Senator, bat it was doubtful as to whethe'
the House would concur this session.
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CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SESATE.-The Senate
on Saturday m ade the following combinations:
JOHN BozsAr KERR OF Md Charge to NicaraQua
- KING Of Ga, Charge 10 New Grenada.
- CLARK Secretary Legation TO Brazil
CHARLES RUSSELL. Collector a. Santa Barbara Cal
IAcoR b moore. Poslmaster % San Francisco.
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IMPORTANT TO HOTEL AND BOARDING
HOUSE KEEPERS AND PRIVATE FAMILIEs.-Improvedn new
and secondhand msnges This Mangie Is laoorsaylng
Tnscbne az It entirely supersedes the of ironing
smoothing table lnen sheets, &c, with great rapidly,
beauty and without fuel One person with this machine
NAV Do a. much work as elk with smoothngrons. They
can at the Astor and the principal hotels In the
city The proprelors give over one hundred refer
ma Tvs DUNCAN & WEST, 81 Beekman-st, NY.
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So the vote being tie, the amendment
was lost-but what sort of friends of Rivers
and Harbors does it prove Messrs. Cass
and Dickinsonl
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~ Families wishing TO obtain a good

~ Families wishing to obtain a good
and pure article Of SOAP would do well call at my
ufacIoy and examine The Pale Yellow Steam Soap IL is
made the best aeras being entirely free from FISH oil
and injurious Ingredients much used In Soap 1t
and viii not become dark by age. Also, Patent Candles
which win remain hard In any climate and burn longer
bath use including the Palm Soap well known a
edy for chspped han6s The above for sale la any
quantity for trial Goods delivered free Oh charge
w. HULES SON,
5m2ws 100, 10 and 1l2 ClfsL north end.
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Ear EurAnA.

The next number of The Tribune for European
circulation, will be issued To MORROW MORNING,
at o'clock. 1t will contain all the latest news
up to the time Of going to press. The Europa
sails from Boston on w ednesday at ls o'clock.
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THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriations for
lSH2.

The following Appropriations for the Civil and
Diplomatic expenses Of the Government for the
year 1852, were not included in our table Of Feb
90. We repeat some items in which typograph
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~ We are indebted to Mr.. FAIRcHILD, Pur-
ser of the Georgia, and to Mr.. ]. WoRKnAs, U.
s. Mail Agent, for the usual courtesies.
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MILLINERs AND DEALERs-I am now
ready to supply your orders for Spring styles Of Bon
ms ST. JASPER sPENC e, 80 DIvision-st.
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nus1uEss NOTICES.

H- LEARY & Co., Hatters and Leaders
.s vs.hon Tar Ceptlenlens Hats aud Asor House,
-, s1 he ssyle for on Saturday, 18TH uit
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NEW SPRIN

NEW SPRING GooDs.-Hitchcock q
Leadbeaer 47 Broadway, corner OF Leonard st. have In
store one Of the largest and best stocks In the city OF New
Spring Silks, Shawls Mantllss De LANES, Bareges,
Erench Muslns and every other kind and style OF New
Spring Goods Among the rest they have received large
Of French Cacoes yard WIDE of splendid quality,
which they selling at shilling yard. The ladies viii
of conrse look Ater them.
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cal errors occurred:
Branch Mint at Charlotte, N. c ............,"slle 500
Branch Mint al Dahonegs Geo .................. l2oN
Marine Hospital Al Paducsh, ky............... os
Marine Hospital 81 Cleveland O...;..'.''.''''. lSss
Contingencies Custom House, Savannah $500
ConliHuing Survey Western Coast
Surveying IN Oregon ni R:; Sec 's
Investment Of Chickasaw Indians Aap
Publication OF Proceedings In Daily Globe ..... le@
Purchase Of copies OF Congressional doOe .'''' lSD
saary Of Clerk 10 General Land Office. lSD
saary Of Clerk OF Secretary OF the Treasury @
Csst.ron fence from Dept OF State to Pres House. $500
Marine Hospital a. Evansville Ia lS S
Conner ,ation and Mileage OF A w Bsbbitt .. 2sa
COMPENSATION and Mileage ofw s Messervy...... 40
Compet salon To John Bryan. .................. 81
Salaries Clerks, Office OF Indian Affairs lom
PsymeLt OF superlnIendens OF Indian Ahairs..... SO
Payment of Indian Agents and Interpreters 1850
Coming encies Executive building. jus
Improvement Of Reservation II, Washington..... 9@
Purchase OF land for Post Once Department..... 5H
Surveying public lands, &c In California 300
ES penses Of Census, &c OF Cherokees West.... ZOO
FOR payment Of moneys under Art. Ky Of the Treaty
with Mckee the Secretary OF The Treasury 10 authorized
10 sell the stock Issued under the With Section OF the A
10 carry the spuations Of said treaty into effect The
scA 10 be redeemabe In ten years and not TO bear rate
" lfIeresl gresler than per cent
Two principal Examiners and two Assistant Examiner
=, "s'ens are 70 be appointed in addition TO the eKann
Ia fgce nov employed IN me rs s .
the lila SCI, 80" OF the Civil and pplomaic App,opnt
non A. 81 st, ,svv -nd continued In force for no
hscHi year 1872
An Assistant Chief Clerk Is be appointed in the ohss
OF lte Secretary Of the Treasury to assist the Third Al
diior in ecusy carrying out the provisions u hs
Bounty Land Act
The compensation hereafter be paid TO each Of hs
Assistant and Deputy Collectors and principal Appraisers
he ports OF Boston. NewYoIk, Philadelphia Baltimore
and New Orleans is 500 per annum and the Assistant
Appraisers at Boston, New York Philadelphia and New
Orleans are 10 receive $1,000
TIE Collector and Inspector OF the Revenue the port
OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin, TO receive the con-
peDsaon the Collector and Inspector at ChragO Ill
Tie District Judge for the District OF Texas required
70 he Id terms eff this Court annually Austin Tyler and
Rro roxilla
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n. Y. Town Rrect;eps-svrrsvrsoss

GRIEVANCE co.-icOuplets
Bsiabndge- David PeusaIl Pitcher--Orsmsl " Porb.,
Coiumous-Rsyal D. Conc, Smyrna u. Bi!hngs-D
Guiltord-Wm. Morgan, OPYosrrIos
GesmsD-Edwin G Mash Coventry D0rssns (3reens
ilpcklsen-John A. Holmes, Greene-ChanDosy Brown
Mcponough-s X. Blven.' Norwich-ChsKlss York,
NorhNoIwich-NO Wood Otseiic-Wm. Amsburyf
n.w. bernn-A l. friehud+ Phsrsslis-Ansel Brown.
pAIoIu- 49, - Z y Sherearne-A Benedeit
PfesonEsensei X r Lewis snithvile-H. ;. Reed.
''''D'' . O"'P"A' sGss iLo.,.
Last year the Board stood II Wings to o.
position.
CATTARAUGUs Co-lcomple,eI
wHIGs OPPOstrtos
Conewsngo-G AS Croker, Aihfsrd-A seoby,
Fsrmers nle-R Hubbard Burton-Orrn McCluer,
Frsedom-DaDiel Lsme. COldspnng-J d Wheat
Great ysney-D Harrington, CsrollOn-A Hunt
HOmphIey-Thos. Barker, Dayton-RAiph Johnson,
Msrsfelt-E. c EDDY, Elfcouviile-s Mccoy,
Mschas-W. NJ Farrsr FcaDkinvil'e-A Crosby
NsToi- Orris Marsh Hinsdae-B. Morton,
NewAlbion-J Mosher Leon-Ezrs Carpenter,
Oro-Jsmes C. Green Lyndon-HenFy Morns,
Oesn-S ooste houdt LiIlle vsley-L Peabody,
POrvile-David Bockes. Peuia-Hiram Palmer,
Perrysburgh-J Kirkland. Rice-Fredehck Carpentar
South Nsl@v-y Crooks, RSniolph--A @. D0w-lL
YoTkshire-G Graham-l5.
The Board was Opposition last year b. one
msjority.
cAYUGA co.-IcOmPlete
WIG
Auburn-Fmery Osborn, Locke-Harvey Heath
-DsIiel Hewson, Slering-J W Mcvatdeu
MeDiz-MsTvin 3. Courese, Genos-stepheu Woodea,
sennett-Jscob n. Page, Victory-N'J sules-f1.
Fleming-Aaon Bowen, Aubum-f Marshall,
Bruus-J Hsmtou, - -LsDsingh BdgNs
Cato Obadiah Psmeter, Aurelus-N q Taylor,
Nenice-Cyrenus Wheeler, Owssco-John Austin,
Ledyad-Aug. Howard. SpringpOu-NOyes Palmer
SemphrOpius-H @. Tuthill, Couquest-Robt McCollum
lrs-Horsee Abbott, Nles-Jouslhsn Brown,
Summerhiil-J. @. Hoxe, Morsvs-W. Powers-S.
LEWIS CO. Complete
WIG. OPPOSITION.
Denmark. h. Allen, Leyden-J Bsrnhsm,
Diaaa-E Bernard. 0reig-A Pocki1s
Croghan-Paifick Sweeiman Monlseue-W Bennington
HarIisburgh-H. Humphrey. New Bremen ID Cleveland
Lowville-C. O. Lane, Osceola-
Martnsburgh-C. Pease, Piokney-
West TURNS. Miller Wason-1
ONEIDA CO.-IComplete
WING OPP.
Boonvle-N. Grant, Brdgewater-P Babeock
Elcrenre-Joh4 DowBas Jr G, mden- Peuheld
Msrsball-C 3. Barton, Deerheld- + Weaver,
New. Hartford-Jas Rees, F.Oyd-D Mouton
Psus-s A Mtllard. kirklsnd-E. J. stebbins
Rom,-B n Huntington, Lee-ChaTles Stokes,
Steuben-Wm Lewis, Marcy-Clark Potter,
Urcs-T NJ Owens, kemsen-EVan jones,
HOyt SangeFfeld-G w Cleveaad
H. New snd, Trenton ohn Billings,
Verpou-Josish Gaze. Uuca-D. c Grove.
Verona-Jas s Wbaley-l2 NieDna--A III Eaton,
oPPosITIoK Wesmoreland-G Howes
acknowledgements, Western-Oeorge Hawkins,
Aueusta-Henry Gaswold, WhiIestown-G.Grahan-s
Ava-S. c. Morse,