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Clotbins, Sc.

ZINE FURS.-MONARQUE, Of No. ~
Bowery, sooits the patronage Of the ladies 20 hsnca
elegant styles Of Furs comprising part OF Martin ~
Fitch, Lynx and Swtdish Martin Vctorines 1am -
Guns. save your aIne and money and Examine oa -
Hs Bowery.
FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant Freee.
Il Silk Hats at S3-&1 loss than Broadway prices -
Hats at ESQ. BROWN
No. Lee Cansl-st one door from 5olhvss
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CORDOvA PLAINS-Vey superior all
~ wool Negro PAins, Of American Manufacture, for
salsby HEshITH CO,
Ns& u brsed-ss. anl - Nsw-st
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Ocean Steamers.
LIsr OF STEAMERS roE I'VE MONTH OF now,

STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
Afrfr >acd from Liverpool Tors October p
Hnutodf "a ed futl Hlyrc ,or Nc lork O,ober o.
sailed cm IiscIeoi Tor Boston October %
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Drp Goods.

CHINESE TEA POYS, Lacquered Ware,
~ Rich Embroidered and Plain Grape Shswls China
Hks and Canton Goods of every description for ale by
FIELD JOHNSON
Commission Merchants and Brokers, Eos 81 Bssverst
n T. and IS Narket-st- Phila-
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ITO PHYSICIANS.-For Sale, one Of 70
l. best Family Horses IN this city; Is hands iac1s
dsppe gray beautiful body snd neck, years -
gay good roadster warranted kind and sound p -
excel him for style. He took the first premium 800
County Fair where he was raissd. Also, kssl ~
Boy Horses years old. Inquire Of Mr.. DAYTON
north side, near Eighth-ay.
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MARRIED..
DIED..

r,,, ", vy.Sne.asy Oct q. ~ A. l. bezeh, kss JoaN
.u Al osSoni,sn 20 MARY daughter Of Eboa' hoiass'
~ NJ psre
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Gorses, Carriages, &r.

l. hands high kind in harness and good traveller IT.
eco Can be until the 18Th the stable Of ''
LESPIE CARLISLE, No I'D East Broadway
EOR SALE-A pair of well-matched Hcre;
Il for family use. Apply at No. al l2ta-st' ~"
o'clock A. NJ or after r. a.
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Importations for the week ending Nov. 5:

1900 Rsueoos llsl3 hrk "a Coal 9o3ia hs. Coaee
SO rkgS toriAfc IN cAs b cod picu Sapsn ODD
i4l Isl luds ttl.. MadI-r IS
den hn BA'sm CcIaa, cast- Sofa kes. ~ ca-I n
to- 100 botes Checsls - eks Roll
ee Root cats White Susr Lead " d. Brown do Camo-
mile 10 bill Tones Beans o bag Antuoay Ore . b - Sponfe
az boNee IQ1ouce Paste 10 b Lqcoe Root sact. F,ra
Sa6 pkss Dry Goods $40 hoes Sto haf DO Ran
Amonds NlO Orange, th- CO.. 20 bale FaJ oau,.l,
CodAsh n GO rpe- Grease iGl4 dee bundles Goat Ssp
30 ssts ssted sherP SIMS IS d. Hides Deer IN.
s779 bales 60 rcuh hose Hemp ceton - chfu.s
BAR q so Horns, 47sl Buffalo &C als bale. lads Rhr
1870 bars Iron llO tuns Railroad Do qql bas Iron I4 tu,,
hsr Iron, igSst bundles lron 90 do Hoop on i Plates lion
~ eundes Scrc Iron 3 DO Sheet Iron tuns Pr Ion
i0tei pss lead bas Leather a. bundles Euy Mas bses Va
lencN Mats 81 toks "a Marble hhis s -.
ftuice. ~ ives N bh OF leo bone. 70 Ste;s olive Oh 200
this Pastefs Coogs, 1854 bundles Rae -,
Ccnh shells II hoxe- TORTOISE hcndics - G., :. ~
pancAecus WHISKY isfi sacts 4oo bh bushes saf "a
hhds ia bh TO- sSfs bass Susr 500 hss Pn,o
y.o mats SAssS = boses NuiS - DO Mace 81 l
eosos y hall do sl eur-g d. az h DO slel tenth % Cgar,
Osla chtis $50 h 10 Tea 1873 case ?! re-,n T-
GO 10 sts Sefsp - eoe' Tn Plates ls5 Terne $50
slabs Ia, 96 Cesls laoW pieces Nahosanr - Al C a.
bt- Ehy se bale, Wool IS do Waste AAls e bali DO s
quarter do Isl bis. Vine ~ ~ ~
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Jnsnranee Companies.


Life Insurance.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM
M PANY-CAsH CAPITAL $4,000. independent q
the Premium Fund.
This Company continues TO nsure against all manner II
Life risks, on niost favorable terms.
Perons insure, payable at any given
in OF death. California permit. granted a. redscsd
rates A. A. ALVORD, Presides<
c. Y. wEMPLE Secretary.
N. d. MORGAN, Aetusry.
ABRAM Dv BoIs, MD, at the Office daily from 2ha
O'Clock PM.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
N1 CAPlTAL.-The Republic Fire Insurance Company
The Charter OF this Company requires that four-hs 1t
s psps with the policy % 10
ROBERT s. HONE, Presden.
n. y. CURRY, Secretary
N B-Copes ST the Charter of this Company may b %
tanned on application at the ohce.
NOTICE.-Th NORTH AMERICAN
IN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY have removed
their office to the building No. walst oppodss
Newest The Company continues to Insure against On
sSsn .snsa ss and %Es w. sT r,
II. W. BLEEcKER Secretary.
NEW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INsUR.
IN ANCE COMPANY, of New. Haven, Conn.-BRANCH
OFFICE No. Is c MfiIlfi, N $4,000.
This Company ins9res Lave stock such |" Horses, ca.
tie, &C. &C. from death sccsnoned either from natural
THOMAS KENDRlCK, PrsSdssI
GEORGE T. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
OFFICE of the GROCERS FIRE IN
~ sURANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wallet, corner Of
Pearlst - =. -
CAPITAL 100000.
At election held this day, the following lemsn
chosen Directors of this Company for the ensuing
year:
Sampson Moore, Moses Taylor George Elder,
Benz. b. Sherman, Marshall Pepoon, Francis Skiddy,
Peter Martin, Alex. Ii. Grant, Chas BulkhaISos.
Rufus Story, Asa ;. Porter, James II. WiIeoa.
Henry Edes, Isaac c. Taylor, William r. Fossrr.
At subsequent meeting of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE Esq, unanimously reelected President OF The
Company. J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
New FORK, Feb 2 1882
n B.-Ths Company continues TO insure Buildings Mes-
chandise Household Furniture Vessels Port &C.. % ho
most favorable terms All losses promptly abused Nd
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u pseAsss Straw Good, sssss; 8 20 PhsAs. u,,,
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Mr.. BoRLASD explained that this additional
force was actually indispensable and it was then passed
Mr.WELLER presented several petitions from
merchants and others in California praying restora.
hon OF the law allowing the receipt Of 1gois and bars ia
IRE payment OF duties at Custom Houses
Mr GwIN entered into long explanation OF
bis course upon this subject and upon the Legislature
Out OF which these complaints Of the petitioners have
grown and justified his conduct tending most 10 the
benefit of California
ne petitions were then referred
The following bills-there being no objection
were taken up, read, explained and passed. the gum.
per Oh Senators in attendance at no time exceed
ing &c
The House bill providing for the Construction of
tam Military Roads in Oregon
For the relief Of Col Osborne Cross who was robbed
oil certain Government funds in biz possession
For the relief Of Hodges, Landsdae and Johnson,
o. tobacco in Maryland destroyed by the British
To compensate Lieut. Col Dumont for horse lost in
Mexico
The joint resolution for the relief Of the estate of J.
L. Battle late mail contractor in Florida.
The bill for the relief Of Jereys and Smith of Texas
Mail Contractors
The bin to incorporate the Pioneer Manufacturing Co.
OF Georgetown DC.
For the relief of Edwin Lord and Francis Bacon, of
New.York
The joint resolution to confer additional powers and
duties on the Solicitor Of the Treasury
The House bill 10 extend the provisions of the Act an
proved the Sd Of March 1884, and the Act Of March 2
1872 for carrying into effect the existing compacts with
the States OF Alabama and Mississippi In relation 10 the
5per cent fund and school reservations
Mr. WADE moved TO take up a bill.
Dir. DE SAUssURE moved an adjournment.
Lost-Yeas 9, Nays 10 No quorum
The Senate then adjourned.
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Arrival Of the Promctheus.

The Prometheus arrived at o'clock last
night from San Juan having left there at 10 p. NJ on
the 20th with the passengers of the Independence.
The latter chip left San Francisco the ID, and ar
rived at San Juan del Sur on the l7th after rough
passage.
The Transit Route across the lsthmus OF
Nicaragua Is in excellent condition for travelling,
ablng passengers to cross from the Pacific ocean to
the Lake in the short space of two hours. The new
steamer Onutepe, for the Lake, steamed over the
CASTILLO rapids most successfully in seventeen minutes
and al rived at her station in perfect order.
Very healthy on the Isthmus, and no rain.
Sailed from San Juan: Am. bark Mopagne
Capt Lane, ON the nth for NewYork; Am brig
Townsend Jones, Capt Dayton for New Orleans
Steamer Pampero, Capt. Crosson, left On
the 10Th with passengers for New Orleans.
The following persons came passengers in
the Prometheus
H. Adm chss Coleman Geo r9'is' am f'ys M.pa
wGOs,'S p C. '9nf r, and sd Preston r bo Mup6
Graves sau,der.Sn L Ward Noods y 9 Rc, y
ns l. NcInssS " Hs%ei Mr. JsiP,e' G * LPd ao
o-sy p J. II PSns! Capt W Wa1Ser W yS Mo-, VA ~,
NON ~ w. Roberts J r. JulscrrO, A W Pence r smith x
smith Ghsss,e g. T. hss cSn S,sS. f sl~
smith H S. = W Slns NJ fains M xcSSy
Hss' Thomas Kelley E%er;on Luke Clark ~. W. s zen
C. pi Hsst G. c. wv W ws p s' sS Si az b,.
Wharton J. T. Alden fwhie, Dodge, ID. Glman Capt
Oven Oven l I %'sa sSs.t r. ri.oa,
Hammond osrsh Aels S',sr s: d E .ss W
Han, j. v HuIar, M Field, AID $50 in the s;errase
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personaI paru4rnp;ls.

Prof. j. w. S. HowEs has just concluded a
course of highly instructive and eloquent Lectures on
The Poets with Illustrative Readings. His Macbeth
was pronounced remarkably discriminating and true.
A LAWYER named CoosBs, recently in prac-
tee at Cincinnati has le the bar for the stage, and
made hi, as Hamlet"
A Mr.. BuLLARD has got up panorama oil
New.York City, which he is showing in the western
part of the State. 1t is said to be good
Mons PErIs, the French Aeronaut, is at
New-Orlesns.
GEORGE LopER lately of this City, and who
went with Bscacant to California has located there
permanently He has already got up Musical Society
ai San Francisco.
GEORGE X. GLIDDos, the arch1ologist, IN
conjunction with Prof Morn, is engaged in New-or
leans in an ethnographcal work to be entitled Types
of Mankind" or chronological researches. based upon
ancient monuments paintings sculptures and crania oil
rsces and upontheir actual geographical pathological
end biblical history.
Madame ALBosI, it is said, is in treaty for
,hs Howard A,benseum at Boston, for the production
OF her Operas there.
Hon. Horace MANN has been lecturlng re-
Gently in Chicago
Hon GroReE B. Rowe, member OF the last
Assembly. recently died at his residence IN cana'o'a
Madison Co.
Coma CArEsBY JoSEs was badly injured
Ia, week BY fall, aud is eth confined to the house
Fx.Goy. VIZ. SMITH arrived from California
in the steamer Uncle sam
GrRRrr SMITH having been rendered a puohc
dinner by his constituents, declines the same
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Treasury and Army Appointments.

.co;n,,at br ths Secretary Of the Trsasvry under The
1ct Of Congress dPprored aug 80, ls92, entitled
An Act 10 amend an ad entitled An Ad 10 pro
ride fr the batter security Of The lirs Of Pas'ensGs
on board of resssls propelled in rkole or IN part os
steam, and for other purposes
INSPECTORS OF HULLs OF STEAMBOATS,.
Jo.cl,h w DYER Portland, Ne. 500
Luke Hail. Boston. ......-....... eO
H.F Toulmin, Mobile Ala. .....l, 200
Thomas Haran, New Orleans La2,0OO
Hezekiah Wilson, Galveston Tex. SOD
Henry Singleton, ST Louis, Mo ..1.5oO
p ID Fsrasworth Nashville Tenn 400
hoseph Swager Louisville. ny. .l,2OO
lanes Atkinson Pittsburgh, Penn1,JV
VIM Goodng Detroit, Mich. 500
INSPECTORS OF STEAMBOAT BOILERS
John Sparrow, Portland
increase s Hill, Boston.
John Cumberland Mobile.
r g Brewster New Orleans
Morgan L. Parry, Galveston
James H. McCord, st Louis
John Wilson, Nashville.
Reuben Dawson, Loaisvhie
Andrew Watson, Pirtsoursh
Charles Kellogg Detroit. r, ara
The salaries Of Inspectors oil nuns IA" D'' .
txed bv the law and both class oil inspectors 49,
IN, same ccrnpensa,ion. Appointments Oh oiA0e -
der the Act are yet to be made al NC" ~'',-
yo,l philadelphia. Baltimore, Norfolk onare '''t'
eS,.nr.h Wheeling. Chicago, Cincinnati Cleveland
- O.,vs,o Raylnston and San Francisco
.;r,er,s and PROMOTIONS IN TIE Nary ey tas rre'..
dent b, and Kid he edriee enS e'Hse"' " wv
- 81, frri,ed Saiss DEC q, ls:2 So,
Rob, a. Robb to be Commander IN the Na'!, ~ ~
The ~ November ls5a, TO hll q 'ssane! o0'"' y
- jssih OF Commander william Pearson s..,
nm Calhoun. 70 be Commander In the Navy iiV III
,le 4,h November lSS2, TO MI vacancy oeeAS -
Ssaih Of Commander George 7. tPraar. ~
I'm q Ee.unont 70 be a Lieutenant VI l.e "a, =,
g., ~ tLe ooh August 1882 10 I'll vacancy oceesohed y
~. death OF LIEUT. John II Little. -,
Chsrles II. b Caldwell. to be Lieutenan. ~ =.
~ from The 4,h OF September, iea2 70 ~ - q
ncr.s;op,l hy the resignation OF Lieut. Wlhsn -
Cr-,irs Fsuntleroy 10 be Lieutenant IN Ns, ~
49,, Oh November 1852 10 I'LL vacancy occa''ohea 's
IN. ~ .,c,no,;on Of Lieut. Robt q. Robo.
'ny ftzcersld to be Lieutenant IN ne NiIy
,ss a,h Nov. 1852 70 IN vacancy oceeson'u "
~ n,orno,ion Of Lieut. John Calhoun ~. from,
e W Duncan 10 be Lieutenant IN tne "a, ~ -
49,, o. ne ISL 70 ill vacancy occasioneH " '"e -
s-Srsr (;ihbcn. 10 be Lieutenant N 'ne - ~,
a. 81 me- ISL. 10 hll vacancy oces'ohea W 49,
S Az Of I lieut. Wm. Preston Griffin f-,,
srnel Marcy 10 be Lieutenant ~ l.s ~; 49, -
,,s "a ApriI 1850 10 Ell Vacancy occasioAeu y 's
sisnstion of Lieut. L. Msyrs'u nm, in he Navy
tim ,be 3,h Aprii. Is52. to I'll vsesss. wv
III ,,sisnstiou OF I..eui Wilmer shieils
Ike iy,sa'' Sstel.cn to be Lieu.caan: IN is Nav!
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NEUROLOGICAL.
statistic. Of Mortality In the City oil Me-"
York, during the year 1872.


York, during the year 1907.
The following tables, prepared expressly Tor
The Tribune, give perfect exhibit OF the
Number of Deaths in each month OF loo2,
the Place of Nativity, Age, Causes OF DEATH
&c. of the deceased The official figures may
show a triling correction for the month OF
December, as we have repeated the report ior
the last week. in order to complete the table
as the Inspectors report will not be ready De-
fore Monday or Tuesday next. We have not
time TO compare, at length, this years state
mept with those of other years, but our readers
have undoubtedly preserved the annual publ
cations. and can do 50 at their leisure. Inc
great number of Deaths from Violence
under the heads of Murders, Fracture, Casa-
slties. &c, viii attract attention. NO less
than nineteen murders hayctaken place III tnis
CITY this year There has been a shght de-
crease in the number Of deaths from looi' aud
az actual decrease allowing for greater popu'
lation) of about seven or eight per cent Inc
Improvement has been mainly in D!seater!'
Diarrhea, Typhus Fever. Inflammation Oh inc
Bowels and of the Lungs, Marasnus anu
Measles. The following tables gives com.
narrative view Of the chief facts Tor 1911 ano
lSFe:
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c,ssran Or. conca.--s Corr - ss-i. ~ csa-r~y
Ccu-s. Dztcie- > DrF-r Heat ptiaA1z Cl Wa
~ Ersrfo, . fsrrre. a. F-,sl. Cost He nsssase
Hyfcpket.s, hAnse isfs-uzs. Insargy - tn,us
sz~et,aa ., ls'estHes islszrra " Pesztrz, J. Nc2
rars .. fsesa.s. Sa'pus ?. - yus's D,as. l. Tap-
Wen. !; Mhfe S~eiAzs.
The sex snd age OF the deceased are es forth in the
fcIioxirr table BY mon,ts.
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Gus tendencies inherent Ia the very nature Of
the age Of steam. The steam spirit begat su'
perfeality, and Jonathan could not dony that, for
he went Oh the principle Of knowing little Of every.
thing, and consequently did not know . great desi
Of anything. We mat eonfess that the education Of
fered colleges, wa not 80 thorough profound
a. In foreign universities Of similar character genu
ins scholarship wssrare with We were great read.
ers of magazines and reviews-we like to take short
euts TO reach resals The swtness Of NE required o
take sides upon every question: and 70 do 20 st an early
period. 60 the young men Of the country appeared
hippsnt because the spirit Of the times demanded d
them to express opinions upon every question tha3
esre up, some Of which he perhaps did NOS
entirely comprehend, and Ia that wsy be grad
ralIy sroped biz way, rs In the bsckwoodA he
should hack and hsw, until daylight was let 10
upon him. Another tendency was TO irrevereace !;
to the rejection Of wise counsel-to the contempt OF
antiquity because it Is antiquity But however 10 him
wu very clear that the evils and Tendencies Of The
age of steam lay In the very necessity Of ~ develop
ment And there were not wanting snsng ~ Jaai
cous who looked with doubt upon the eendeneses
Of the age, and peerng wstfuly into the future an
xious,y inquired: "whifher." hw~ nevertheless ne
mart Of vsdom in the child of every age 10 receive
the impress Of its spirit. The age goes ~ "ea" ma
ell regrets Ger what passed svail no nns' a'sDs
and despcudency equally vain. wisdrm care M
herosm always avail, and In the journey We s.'s
undertaken they are essenfia' We s"." ~
20 further than the earn goes, nor a'ive 700 - ~
the grcst secret Of nzture or only hoPs - an.
be to understand the scope and grsnas1 :. 80,
porunty wesre In the cars ana ne s-~ 80
hope, faith sna charity b our eo'as "a In 49, -
-, h.vs ,,v fear The srsin b OF and al k'n~ ~
.e s--.,~sr&r,erf, owls and bsea u ane al
obstacles mast clear The sFsck.
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SKETCHES OF LECTURES
The Age Of Steam.

BY GEozcE wM. cCRTfs, Esq
Last evening the tenth in the series OF the
"Populsr Lectures wa delivered Of the Tabernacle
by ero. WV. crnrts. Esq, OF this City. Subject
The Age Of Steam"
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~ John MAuley, Esq. has been elected g teo,t
ns. 70 the virginia Legislature from Roanoke Coanty'
=, l the yscancy lately ooessoEed by the dean OF ho'
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The aggregates for each month and for the year.
with juvenile and adult classification. are given below

The course of disease in the Public Institutions 10
set forth in the following table;
STATEMENT Of he number Of Deaths al ne erriOxs Public
InSfIstsons, during the year 1852 -,
Penitentary Hospital, Blackwefs Island. III
Su all Pox Hospital Blsekwers Island. ..........," "
Innstic Asvlnp UosptnI Blackwelps Island ..... 100
Aims House Hospital, Blackwelis Island is
Boomngda Asylum .''''''''''''''''' a.,
Fmigran Hospital (Wsrds lslandl
Childrens Hospital (RsndaP' island) ..-..---'-. Va
City Hospital
Prison.
Colo,s5 Uome NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ll9
Coorsd o,nban II
Total ar Publc In.tituou, $50
coiorsd persops Observation-Disclosures. As
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New-York state Medical Society.


The society met again on Wednesday
morning at O'Clock A. NJ at the College 10 CROSBY
street The proceedings of the preceding day. were
read by the Secretary, DR.. C1ch, and, with some
amendments, approved.
DR.. J. K. Wood of this City then gave a
history of remarkably of rupture of the bladder
successfulle ueated n boy about zen years of aga
The hue patient was exhibited much 10 the satsfac.
ton OF the members. DR.. Wood Arked, that of
80 similar cases. whose histories had been gathered
more thsu two or three had recovered.
DR.. Thomas Spencer then read very
able paper the Atomic Theory of the Growth Of
Vegetables accompanied with large colored diagrams
by which he illustrated all the changes aa, tako place
In the vegetable organization which he attributed - ,he
chcmico vital action OF Elk elements ~hca were prns
inently displayed by new chemical symbols VIZ ~
suppurers Il cOmbusr,D. chlorine and oxvssr 10,
leaoing ,ou5usrb.es, carbon and bydlo lea All tyo
comoust1.e Ueills. sOuiun and iroa b. tle ios,ri
mentality u IRON - the }csf the arb nj. s.i C- 80
grow Is a1s from the food OK ulr's a, the ID .,,r
explained, aud TIE stIlc. analogy Of Lcfs.d lam, -
phstion was pointed cut IN part although NJ id mo-
allow bis presenucg toe ninsI or4neh u his spbi., -
tull es ne ha5 been invited do and st.t,,e5 81
uucommcn ability. Tho p8uer va rs,err.J >, -
Commit 90 Putlicadon In the Stst- Mad.e-i T,a,s.
actions, published annually BY the Legisla.a-s.
DR.. Parish. of Philadelphia. then nre-
sented eoSie5 Of the Pennsylvania NedieS Tc,n.,e.
IONS calling attention To feature OF then-,e study
of epieenics 10 connection with the esnlo,,e,I ,- .
ture OF their different localities and thanking the ~
eety also for The honor of being elected an honorsv
member.
After the action taken thereon. the Pre-
Eds1t passed the Society into ths hands of the
Committee of Arrangements, under whose direct m
they visited the NeuYOrk Blizd As,lu, the Tsti,i,
for the Deef and Dznb the RsszpOi-s the HsA Brsdg.
&c calling their return, a, tie elegant country
seat of Dr. Hot at Bloomingdsle, BY WHOM ,hsv were
enertanes In the most hospirable and pncely manner
The members highly grafifed By thu DAYS ex
cuion and by what they saw oftns grear public char
ines ofthe Empire State Every thing was 10 perfect
order every hing admirable.
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do almost any kind of work. The abundance =.
ssb and x;ld fowl afford them so easy subsistence
that they are naturally INDECENT, ana IL y .,yhat
be able to procure the Injuries OF the wu. - sver
thew are induced 10 work. As they sc GUN . -
rssort IN fbe chase. they are notdisposed 70 res
,Lo ron;J annropriation Of their = iAthee' uan'.
D., tbe Z male face" as an encroaehment upon sneh
1870 Grounds; on the contrary thew court their
em;gration, and are every day becoming more
Tbe facility Of reaching this country by the
overland emicrant will be greatly improved by the
oneping of a road across the Cascade Mountains,
north Of the Columbia. It's proposed By the peo-
pie Of Northern Oregon to open this road during
the coming summer, so that it may be complete
in time for the present years emigration, ana
preparations are now being made for that purp 1se
The importance Of this road to the overland
emigrant can be appreciated but by lew "ho
have not actually made the trip. All who nave
reached Oregon BY the overland route, and have
crossed the Cascade Mountains by the old road,
know that this portion of the road is more 10 be
dreaded than any other part of the route. The
loss of wagons cattle, horses, &C., by the last
wears emigration, on these mountains, so near the
termination of their long journey, and almost
within sight Of their future homes, was greater
than was suffered on the whole of the preceding
route taken together. The chief objections to
the old road are its great altitude IN many points,
its frequent Interruption by mry places, aud long
and steep decvities, and the length OF time
necessarily occupied in crossing the mountains
By the proposed new road. which VIII cross tHe
Columbia. near the mouth of the Umahlla RIVER
into the Yakamah country, and thenceRcro.s the
mountains at an eligible point north OF the Column
bia, all these disadvantages will be ayoAed.
II il anticipated that arrangements vii be made
ere another year. by which the line OF Mail Steam
ers, now plying between Portland and San Francis
co will carry the mail to and from Pdget Sound.
This will ne great advantage to this country it
will rot only effect a more rapid transms slon OF
the mail TO and from the States, but will afford
dc ,,rable facility to the travelling public.
The people OF Northern Oregon desire to be dis
connected politically with that portion Of the Ter
ritory south of Columbia. Petitions are now be-
fore our National Congress praying separate
Territorial organization and it is 20 be hoped that
the day is not far distant when the future Fer
ritory of Columbia will become an additional star
in our national galaxy. QCNcY a. BROOKS.