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spoken. &c.

No Ssts-shp Rubron, I'm Boston FOR c4nion- 80,
IN the Brh chsnns Zoo date gvsn ship java, eouod 70 ne
Indies A., -
In Penn.
FEB so ca Key ship James coassr, from Boston for S'~
Orlssns. Is oaJ Cut-al vel o.
Feb Is $50 Of South Point barb Pare ffnn se~oreans
isr PHILADELPHIA
head Of her ior,sah r.v, 90 L.,
F,og4 a 30 81 lon 6I, sch' Mary, s from Hah" w. 'o
Jan IA, 20 loo W souhsruer. Hooper, I'm Sss-Yor
Nov ~ San ffsrcsco. ~
Jas 70 ht 80 a. 10. ship Peter Harek Rockwell APai
chiroia Tor An'ssfp. .,.s.
Iiveuool Il DAYS, lor HaganA-Ah we'll
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK..........MARcH l.
Cleared.

sesmers-Forda, Lyon. savannah, Mitchell; so1thorner
Dickinson, Charleston Spoford Teon Co. Pduobeot Clark
Philadelphia
slps1hdepeDdence pkr Fletcher Liverpool Grnes Nj turn
Co Baltimore (pkt Conn Have, Boyd HiDcen Harrisburg
Matthews. New Oensi Seine. Williams Ms0e HurDut Co
" eptseue. Chase do
Cornea Hutchinson, Triests &C. Cook Smith Huslco
Richards, Ceufuegos Bool man Ahcs Fazer, FLINDERS Ma
tsLzas, a. S Nheswnghr Milford, Hepburn Galveston.
Brgs Els Atwood Sactm City, Abemarle Corning, An
Eemih Sous Myrtle Br) Pech Havana Jackson; FAl
con, tBT Pitt Bermuda, Tucker Lghtbouue Ellen Bryant Wi
umEon
sct Random BuFjck Havana Asdne Avery 50 Jag de- Cuba
CO. New Gt be- Lewis, JaksOnve Drama Dodge
Richmond Aurora Batimsre Elliott fg's7o do. Johnson
Owdes; Csthe Alexandria GeorgstOwn &c; MARY
Am Guest Homes Philadelphia; jerome Willard do MARY Aon
Wright DO Elm City, Fnsbee New Havoc; Sailors Delight st
John Wave Atkins Bangor Uncle John BALDWIN, South Am
boy
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4
$50 s,g4
Showing decline Of lso
bids or Kentucky The market is steady With good de-
nsnd sses II 50 hhds Maryland at 7t@'i' ana lou ~
Havana st38045c.
SUGARS The stock last HiRht was as iolo"s; ,.o
3744 hhds New Orleans....... mH'l' w.
1910 DO Cubs. $500 bids against AS
s9l co Porio-Kico '.'.'''.'
5f42 bxs own Havana, oO4[ boxes az alhs'''i','o
HEMP-Is more buoysnt small invoice OF 1870 bales
Sissl arrived todsy, ana was lmmedlaiey sol9 on les
not allowed TO rsnsps bat supposed on IN advance over
BARK.-The market is rather better for QuerciEon-
Sales n 30 hhds No /, Georgetown at 81 ~, cash.
TALLOW-There Is a fsir demand, and The market y
s,esdy; sales Of 400 10 prime a. nc, cash. .-,.
sEFDs There is more doing IN Cover and the market
Ia 6r tsles of 80 bbls 10 lots 3dsc Timothy IL In
better demand sales Of 40 bbs and erces OF Western a.
II sdS2o FLAX Seed Is not plenty and Is quiet al iva
oiLs-Tbe simultaneous arrival Of 10000 gals Linseed
has depressed The market largely To-day SoOo gals sod
Wib sale Of 100 bbs here at g. and 10000 gals red Lar
Oil II 4c cash We quote unbeeched and beacngo ln,
ter Sperm at S0dI s. unbesched Fall 25dl ~ beacneo
3Odl 81 Refined Winter Whale Sc G57c, and beached
Elephant &c. mos
WHALEBONE-contnues depressed, and we have but
FRUIT-There have been sales OF ZVOO boxes bunch
FiSH@are in better demand with sales of 100 quntas
DRY Cod AT 62282 6s4 small decline SO bbs M4ckerei
al 10 i2laIO Is for No l. $s69 l2t for No $50 6bs
large No g. including about all here al 20 4OV DDS Hall
faY No rom store at 50; 100 do Nos and TO ar
rive al $40 873 aud 87t; aud 600 b0s Gibbed Herring
ats s7t, mos Smoked continues scarce 49,. -.
NAVAL STORES-Turpentine has been inactive on ac-
count Of the difficulty Of obtaining freight hence and some
reduction from previous notarons was accepted early n
go s though we believe 87I is s asked Spirits Tur-
penine has been in only moderate demand with sales at
l0S7lc cash We notice beside uingtOn Com
mon Resin 81 S86I 40 delivered; 40 North County u. IN
yard 60 White. 75GS 80 $50 ibsi 100 DO, SIGI 9Oi
$40 Tar, s80l 81 and ECO Pitch, oztDl ~ common
Resin is dull and the noticed above show reduction
10 price.
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Facet shg Isaac Wright Tarbs Liverpool Al d. with mise ma
pass tc y nar-hsl 'l-
Psct-i shp Pfnceton, Russell LvsFpal 7sh Jsu win i
ssfses pas p oct hcks. SD company vi 49,
Nssls Haises &C. NJ forsi Penn Mach A. Sd NJ 80
q hsh Island. passed thTe "a quaa ties aatag wrcs 40
pa'su ihe uFpe works dek b. uses a. Il vessel s.
80 ears co:o1 T. being iogy TINE no,
hweT boat
Packet 6arck A8am IN Liverpool Jan With ND, "a
80 gssssngs 10 Spood Tjsston 90 FEB 90 81 lon m
~ paced Al bass cotton ard wood. also several
vfsci panied white The has bad cououal Wsssrv
gse- sn3 Gains pas.sEs
stp Slanuou Lua On Liverpool Jan sns pas.
O. WI ans Guon Fs1 g. James Sloan H. of-er ed
OF ALP fever Ihs ha' hsd colunua Westerly
ssfe 80 catEasr u fore yad, has on
board Oh ID rfdh ac lelt-f % The
sH.- TIE s. las bad .. s-tft l9
Fset All sndfE Hudson. Warrir TN London and Po mouth
Jas 49, with ndIs and IS passengers Gasro Pee 80 lat &C
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s. DRAPER, Auctioreer.
TTNRESERVED SALE OF
S3.nOO 600

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD CONVERT
BILE BONDS. VIII be sod by
Messrs. HAGGERTY, DRAPER & JONES, at Auction
O'Clock, Of the Merchants Exchange the whole isaue
OF CONVERTIBLE BONDS Of the NETWORK AND
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY. amounting to Three
Millions Five Hundred Thousand Dollar, TO the highes
bidders They will be put uptn siogIe Bonds with suitable
privilege OF larger amount These Boods 10
81 eco EACH dated the lst Of February 1851 and pay
able In 20 years and issued pay the floating debt OF
the Company and procure adequate machinery and care
for operating the road the last loan the Company win
require complete and equip IL They bear interest al
per cent payable semi Annually 10 the City OF New-York
on the lot OF Feb and Aug and convertible into stock OF
the Company par any time within 10 rom date
The bonds are transferable the books OF the Company
and have interest attached The terms OF pay
men are ten per the day OF sse Ten per cent on
the 18th of March, fifteen per cent on the lst OF April III
teen per cent on OF May per cent on the LIST OF
June 6teen per The Is. Of July, hneen per cent
on st OF August and per cent ON the Isl Of sep
tember. Purchasers will have the opuon OF paying
larger or The whole earlier date ten cent
on The amount OF the bonds taken up always being le
on deposit to be forfeited noncompliance with the
terms of the sale copy Of the bond may be seen al mo
Office Of the Company where report OF the directors 70
the stockholders, showing the condition Of the Company
may be obtained By order Of the Board OF Directors
9atM6 THOMAS J. TOWNSEND. Treasurer.
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BY TeleRraph.

BOSTON March No arrivals Saturday CID BARI
Tacoma Phiads phia aud sch c Calhoun, Alexandria.
Arr today ships Greenwich Havrs Jan TO- Alert NOreans
bak Hze-e hOeans Feb Jan 20 lat 40 70 lon
egg ahzed ship steering South. showing red signal vi black
diamond It. A.OArr sch Grand Isano Porto Rico Feb
kYorj bark Kate Alice Palermo Passed Gibraltar Peb 3D.
company VITA bug Avon. from Malta for Boston Avsrado
Geo gsiown. nc Lucy White. NYork
PHILADELPHIA March 50 PMThe steamship City OF Gas
Cow Matthews Commander together the ships sasnae
aud Wm Penn. have inst arrived - the srsah water
NORFOLK, Peb 27-Ar bsrk Virginia, from New Orleans
CID barb hahumann for Havana sch John Lanr brig
sylph, West ladies'.
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narksts oAanryLLy ksrosrED 70. n. Y.IsvsE

Y. /.
ASHEs-The markets. very quiet but steady. Sales Of
5Obbs 50 Pots and 62 for Pearls Toe stock GA FIJI
day In the warehouse OF Messrs Cassidy. Palmer X Co
s9Sp3siste,d OF 2e.A ees Pots aud SSs DO fea'senef
'COTTON-Has again decllsed ic, with sales Of 1000
bales The MARKETS sil unsettled and lower prices seem
expected 10y the BUYERS
FLOUR AND MEAL-Oply moderate demsnd for
Western and State Flour for the home trade but there Is
inquiry for he East, and holders generally sre nrm
occasional saes making 81 ST. but ths IL refused by
The principal holders. New.Or IL better add 10 fair
demand for The trade and up the River aud there Is
less Offering Canadian Is 10 moderate demand for The
Provinces, and hear Of sales OF .Oe DOis on p7ae
terms The sales OF Domestic 100 Obs al 2DD+ 07t
for No superhue 56G4 Oh for common 10 sifsI Stale
46s394 s74 Tor New-oresns 75d IS for Michigan and
IadiA 4; S746S5 for Pure Genesee Southern is steady
with demand In part for Albany ISLES of leo bbs
81 slaS5 for mixed 10 siTSt brands Of Asxsndua,
Georg eown and Baltimore, and 95d5 6li for Fancy do
Rye Flour is plenty and 10 dull Al SIT Corn Meal
is inactive O for Jersey, and p for Brady vine
GRAIN There is bal hIle iuqlry for Wheat, and the
market continues quiet nominal q 90 Tor OHIO q
al ls3 for Genessee and 056t 10 for Canadian Ryeis
with ~ change sales TO note and Is nominal A. - Bar
ley snd Barley Mali couEue scarce a. Ia al - Oats
firm and 10 fair demand II f9 for Jersey ADD 5045l
for northern. Corn Is scarce; here oOne afpsl the
demand 10 fair for the Fast ard local trade Sales ~ $40
bushels Southern vel ow 6itc Ia store White held AZ
64d66c. Canadian Peas are dali and prices nominal
l 65Glos. MaIrowfs's are very scarce Sales OF SO
WHISKY-Tbe market is easier with fair demand;
sales OF 30 bbls al 24 d2t and Drudge 25t and
PKovISIONs-Thtr is sin a fair demsnd for Pork.
principally speculative and Pnces AIN ,eser for old
sales are 400 bbls ct S3diS oct for old Mess and $40 for
Old PTme IS 30 for Mess and II . for new Prime
Beef svery firm sales OF lO0 bos al 7oalo y for Mess
and asa Sc for Prime Prime Mess II N lar demand
sales OF 600 tics on private Picked Nests
vita good demand sales OF 30 ties extra dams, sold 70
arrive, Al 81 Shoulders command &c. Bacon IS scarce
and vented At 7dSc Lard Is firm and Ia fair demano;
sales Of so bbs G8c for good % prime Butter Is
nm WIN more doing for iort rad We understand some
ordinary STATE and OHIO and l2ai6c for Western dares
ne home trace Cheese is very quiet bat steady Al
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wIsD~Dunrs the day from s to sw.

Packetshp Guy Mannerg Os,rsm from Liverpool arr FRIDAY
nbt reporst IN company with ships Liverpool Gordon, ana
An cs Lawrence for Esw York. Has experienced very heayy
.tsrly weather lost sails 2Sth u lat co. 81 IS, past
chip Ludam, from Liverpool for New fork with logs
OF cuwatar oresa mansa ioreopssh and spaner The
has Il teeage passengers has had three births and eight
deaths on the voyage. Has anchored al quarantine.
The Edgar Omad sch SURF Rce for Havana aad
oe sail bouni aeT proceeding 70 Sea- returned
and the account Of head wind
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rErom our corrs.nondsnt.l

SLWPORT FEB 2s-fTrsa-schr Elso Ncksroa, fn Boston
Tor Rcmcnd Ellen kocman Sherman I'm NBdior for New York
Mara Bsser I'm Boston DO with loss Of dying b, and othsr
damage soop Mary Elizabeth DAVIS from E5edodj VIM Psnn
WlslOw, fm do.
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SCHOOLS.

VNARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-A Sc
Il lee, BOARDING SCHOOL for Boys at Tarrytown
New YorE A. NEWMAN, Prncipal-ln TINS Institution
Young Gentleman are thoroughly instructed In all the
branches Of English ard Classical education The price
Of Board Tuition. including bed BEDDING washing aud
menoug IL from S6O 10 $o0 per annuIn according 10 the
branches pursued Circulars cOnainng particulars refer
ences Sc be- Obsined a. Spading Shepsrd's Book
Store sst Broadway, NewioE, or by addressing
IL The Principal ms Heod
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S. SCHOOL AGENCY, 1913 Broad

IT S. SCHOOL AGENCY, 1913 Broad
~ way, for oil Educational Orders Capt al furnished
by tho Patrons who share The profits VI the investment
equally With me Institution and The Cause Of Educaoa
ruehr snd Employers served for one per cent each
y-ars pensaOn including bOard-tne cheapest
soy, fsrmenl IN the world Merchandise procured for
10 per cent above All deposits secured by trans
erAble check. which better than money for a neSota
lions AGENTS WANTED Ia every town, aod highest
commissioBs allowed Apply early, flil aud postpsid-
personally If possible References ex hanged.
n. H. WILCOX, Proprietor.
ssfSts Established 1917
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sun-Itsss iie 80 ssts;; 5 81 Moos-Risss.6 S4i
Sandy Som Gov lard..9 4On He'll Gats.-.l aim
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COMPREHENSIVE.

DlSSOLUTION.-The Co partnership
- heretofore exist between tho Subscribers IL this
cay dissolved by mutual consenL-Dsted Ns~York FEB.
10, 1851. - 5. TRACY,
nj So II NJ. hcCORKLE.
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The business here ofOF- condncted by Chilson Alien
We ker o., WILL Be CONTINUED By GEORGE
WALKER On bis owa account II S5l Broadway.
3nl 81
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MINIATURE ALMAEAc.-....THIs DAY.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE OF chill
II SON. ALLEN, WALKER 4 co, 10 this day DIS.
SOLVEDby mulUal consent A. u ALLEN ard O EOk09
WALKER are duly authorized TO settle the businesso M
said firm. New-York seb -, 1851.
GARDNER Gibson, A RICHARDSON,
" A. BOYNToN. A. G. ALLEN,
GEORGE WALKER.
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DEMITTANCES FOR ENGLAND
lhIRELAND AND sCOTLAND.-Dnfts from 81 up
wards on sale, which will be cashed In any part Of tho
United Kingdom. Also packages Of all descriptions for
wsrded to all places IN Europe.
EDWiRDs, SANFORD Co
24f3m M Tu- Al ADAM 4 Co.'S, 10 WalLst
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BANKING HOUSE OF j. CARO-
kSTHERs co. No. 10 Wood-si PITTSBURGH, Pa
Collections made on all the PRINCIPAL CITIES Of TIE
UNITED STATES Reference IN Nsw-YoIk-MessTs
Wnsow, Lanier 4 Co. So Wellst sui7r
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FINANCIAL.
V'EXAS LIABILITIES WANTED
and GALENA TEN PER

II Texas Treasury Notes and and 10 per cent BOads
and frat and second class certificates bought
ms ST. GEO. X SlSTARE. IS WaIlsl
The New York herald., 1851-12-04

Hail 20 thee Kossuth the glorisus
Though vanquishee, thou still art vic .o-.ors
Asa conqueror with ehsplet thy peoa s.uS
For thy foot's on the neck Of the Austrian king
Though q refugee nov, yet thy battle ls won
For Albion hath spoken-Coumba hath done
Then hail to thee, Kossuth AL hail!
Brave ehieftain with welcomes We meet thee
Great Magyar with honors greet thee.
Thine heart is fled full With oprings divine,
And thy soul Is devoted to lbefty's shrine
Az thy shall the tyrant grow pale his throne,
And bis blood for the blood Of thy comrades atone
Then welcome thiice welcome 70 thee
Stand forth thou great, unconquered nation
And with deep and vast reclamation,
which as incense shall pvard 10 heaven ascend.
Greet Kossuth the hero thy guest and thy friend
And base Is that caitif, nurseling of shame,
Who says not Amen 10 his praise AMI his fame.
Then hail &c thee, ko~suth Al hail
The future Is vi-oped I see BY its light
The Magyar re rissn in glory and might
Their banners Scat free on the breezea Of hesWn,
Ard Their swords again 20 the sunlight gwen;
And the Car In the north the bstion- doth leusr
While the Austrian H. crushed by the sword OF the gyar
Then hail 10 thee, koesuth All had,
There's shout Of acclaim from the nations.
Old Europe rochs TO her foundations
Its deeds shsn 20 forth the wings Of the Wind
Ard the Pole shall arise and with bloody discussion
Re wrench bis loved land from the gssp of the Russsn
Then hall TO thee, Kossuth All Lsn
December = 1851 CASEY"
The New York herald., 1851-12-04

~ gANTs LfNtN.
Give the Magyar q welcome ye sons Of The free,
Since bis life k devoted. o Freedom, 20 thee
Bless the hero that TO her blood purchased so
where no hing enslaye, and no tyrant 1espoi-
Civ. the Magyar a wslcome with heart and With hand
Where each man l. q monarch who lives In the lAnd:
Let him feel that the flag which floats or him In pride
Wraps the brave in its starry folds graceful sRd vide
Though he not in pomp, though he comes not in
power.
To be Eazed at By crowds for a brief passing hour.
There halo around him, spell 10 his name,
That may Jet the down trodden Of Europe tpfsme
Though he hears not the drum and the buse Of tsr,
Let the winds waft the shouts q hi. welcome afar
They may wake the iushed spirit of Freeiom again
And her song. be re- echoed on mountain and plain
Hard on n Iaozsry neck rests the Autocrat. beet
Deep In Hungsry heart rseks the Austran'a steel
Her people crushed and her banners sre rivep-
On Why sleep the bolt of the vengeance of heaven.
PICTURED monsrchs may prste ard their min IONS d-rde
The sou striving of million, with right their side,
They may stsegsr With blood like the drunkard -ith
vine.
But where where shsl their thrones be when freemen
combine
Sooner of the ocean their murmurs may cease,
or the tiger in mercy its victim relesse,
Ere the despOts of Europe would slacsen he yoke
Till shivered to atoms BY freedoms bold stroke
Then welcome brave Kossuth, ye favored Of earth,
lie fought like your sires for the land cf HE birth
Nav the fame that he kinJled unquenchabiy burn,
Until glory aud honor shall bal hi return
The New York herald., 1851-12-04

FiREs.--At noon. on Sunday Ore broke out In the
steam sawmil at the foot OF Eighteenth street North
river belonging TO Mr. VIM hepzles. The building
bsirr composed Of IN hsmmable material the flames
sprssd with fearful rapdtyssve-sl of the hJsrsnts In
the vicinity being out Of order the hrenen nsd some
d,cltv In bringing the water bear upon the flames
The building machinery and contents vsre entirely
desiro1ed Les about IS 900 and No insurance The
Gre no doubt was the work Of incendsry inasmuch
ss the engine hsd seep stopped and no fire bad been
used in ~ about the building since lsd Friday rhe
police Of the Ninth sixteenth and Eighteenth v.rds
imms dstey the ground and took charge OF the
property Viii IN va. scattered around.
About haif past four o'ck sut day afternoon az
ran named Andres Delaney Of No los Carl street
Bro, kyn returning home from visiting friend in
Six'h avenue chen opposite No bbb BrOsdvsy he fsl
into hole hfteen twenty feet In depth Which
Ell open By the sxcsvators vho we're At work on
saiurds, The man vas seriously iujured By the fall
sdt feared that ,Vo cf bis ribs have been broken
Ths police o fhc Fztth rsrd c0nve ID him ~ the sta
t,sB hcu-e vhsca r. al sut bv Or F'U fhis
sr,ttp 'hs tt-r ~ s-ec IN fAe Psst n se
ronir.ctor cI builder
The New York herald., 1851-12-04

JavNCHyD AT Bath. 10Th inst By Messrs Larrabee 4
ysnks, 6ne brig Of 100 tons called the Louise Kham
te nded for The Cubs trade and 20 be commanded by
Captain William White Of Boston, who her In
neetiCn witA others in Boeton
At Bath 10th instant By h,asrs Larrahee n Jenks,
she bark Of 463 o.s ooppered the stocks called the
Louss khsm The l. X. IL intended for the Cuba
trsde aDd has = very superior model combining great
sailing and carrying qualities she r. 10 be commanded
BY Capt William White, Of Boston vho, With others OF
that city are her orners
At Befsst oath. ship WIN rockingham, Of $50 tons,
1vnsd by Messr- white A Conner aud James p white
she tui by Bess-s sides svsetsir said TO be Of
the beet and OF graceful clipper modal Csps
JCtsrh Richards will command her. same dsy, w4s
laut ohsd by Mesrs Carter stspb epsor CO. bsrs Ann
Jchtson Of so5 tens owned By the builders Mes~s r
q Jobpsop n n Johason, Asa Isunce snd ONss An
aier al 10 be coynmanded By Capt sunni Lothrop
Ats,aI t'uve Me 1ei infant from ths ship yHd of
gsy waits Carver by Mr. a. Newmsa. Schooner Of
IN ,rp called tbe Tinker opDo5 by Captains Ticker
Reed Crver auc D'hsr' au1 - oe eo isl By csgt
y Etsd
The New York herald., 1851-12-04
The Star Of Europe Is Kossuth.

IN GIOEOE hOCbhss
When thrAldsm pressed It's iron hand
To se al our freedom, a. . tomb
Like lowering cloud, witt disnai gloom
To shroud the beauty OF our land
meteor rose-as Freedoms sun,
Before whose might its vapors cur.ed
That meteor was George Wesnineton,
Who back 70 Europe thraldom hurled
The sun shines brighter vhsp IL setS.
Rejecting glories in the skies
30 nations who bless d freedom prize,
Fear not the tyrant'e bayonets.
For what though crushed for Ages pas.,
A people crushed viii rise sxain
so freedom shall pervsde ~ last,
And de,pots vile no longer reign
Nov Europe Is, ss was our lard,
By despots wronged-be theirs The tomb;
Best happiness takes place Of gloom.
Ard Europe's hordes In freedom stand
And such shall be--fOr freedom's sun
Reflected from this land OF truth.
Hath risen, ike our Washingtoa-
As EErope's star-Ludvig kos5ute
The New York herald., 1851-12-04
Superior n Court,

EEAiurAttor o. CANplDsrgs yea THs B.s The "a
animation of candidates for sdmsion 10 the bar VT Ne
held In the Supreme Court, On Monday nest ct fsvr
O'Clock The Court have appointed Cyrus Lavtss,
Jsbn " sccles aud Clinton Hertz ksar5l ersr'
iDgg
The New York herald., 1851-12-04

'Regime entail com mission (only) vsested
t0fwounts received june n, 13si. IN s9ax ~, .
Indiana, on Rogue river, Oregon
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-11

RES~ We learn from this morning,
Transcript that an affair of honor wa.
to come of below as follows Enough
of these farces have been enacted o.
late, in all conscience.
Passengers by the boats from below
yesterday morning, were advised thai
two chiyalrous yonths. one or both be.
longing to the San Francisco Custom
House, had chosen to settle their diff.
cu,ties under the laws of the duelne
code. Benicia is the favolite resort fol
obtaining this sort of satisfaction. about
these times and the full particulars Vi
the interesting event may be looked for
by the next arrival
The Transcript says:
Spurious GOLD DUsr.--A lot
of this article was offered at Mr.. H.
ID. Beach's counter yesterday by a
respectable Californian who has q
ranch near Monterey. He received
it in payment for some stock which
he had sold at Mokelumne Hill, and
stated that it was the remaining six
hundred dollars of a sum exceeding
fifteen hundred which had passed
through his hands. The counterfeit
Is well got up on the whole. The
pieces are hattened and of a smooth
surface, and none are larger than the
bulk of a pea, The color is rather
lighter than average dust, and the
practiced eye Of one who deals in gold
dust is but little likely to be deceived,
yet those who are not not familiar
with the varieties of the commodity
are open to the swindlc, The report
is about, that a bag containing a bushel
or two of similar stuff was lately dis
covered among some steamboat freight
on the river by an accidental leakage.
but the occurrence was not further
noticed. 1t is known that considera-
ble quantities of brass filings have
been brought from the States, to be
used for mixing with dust, and from
the greater facilities which are found
elsewhere for counterfeiting gold dust,
the probability is that the specimen
left with Mr.. Beach is from an im-
ported source.