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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

Il lease and Furniture for sale. OF large first cls0
Hotel. capsule of accommodating two hundred and hhy
persons The present Wishing to other
business will dspese Of the above at any time duriag the
months. The 81 uati0n Of ,hs hest in the
State out of The CITY Of New Yolt About $i00oe cash
will bs required to be paid down Address with real name
w. W. W., at the Office Of The Tribune.
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= Hetldence, IN Stfafferd, CONNECTICUT. a new,
modern built House and out buildings together with three
acres Of Land in good state of cultivation, with plenty
Of fruit we'll located full of the Hsusatonic River
Long lsald Sound &c. For further particulars apply %
slLLICK PATTERSON, on the premises, or to LEWIS
Curtis No. 50 Broad st.
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EOR SALE-Bloomingdale Lots Lots
making liz feet on lsh av and 100 feet stth 81
sso Lots d s1th % and llth Apply Tod. NJ.
SMITH, No. so Trinity place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

EVOR SALE House and Lot, No. 10
West 17.h st; is story brick House. with covered
alley way lot as b. % feet fhres fourths mortgage
Fer sale low by W. G. VALENTINE, No. 81 South st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
FRIDAY, March ppm.

In Stocks there was good deal Of &C.
tivty to-day, and buoy ant feeling generally evnced
in nearly all the fancies. Long Island was an sx
ception, having risen too rapidly and fell of p ct
closing at o. Erie was very active especially at the
Second Board, when 1890 shares sold, closing
at IS, an improvement of p cent. After the Board
s5t was bid. Reading had also an upward tendency,
and improved to II. Harlem was 6rm Norwich was
active, and improved ! p cent New.Jersey Zinc
was in demand, and closed at 49,, an improvement
of 37ic p share. ST. Lawrence Mining was in active
inquiry at 81 and offered at st. For Erie Securities
there was large demand at improving prices The
sales exceed 000 closing at ISL for LIST mortgage
los for Cd mortgage, o5i for Incomes 93f for 1871
Conyeitiblss, GIT for 1862 Convertibles. Hudson
River Bonds are also improving At the Second
Board the market was very buoyant and active. The
foreign news was considered as favorable, and the
prevailing impression was that there would be
another expansion Of prices next week.
In Exchange there is but little doing,
and the quotations are heavy at 9al0 p cent. for
Sterling 5lsi05l7i for Francs. The supply Of
bills is fair.
Freights continue firm, with moderate
engagements, but considerable produce Offering
Some 1000 or 1000 bsls Flour for Liverpool at asa
g. 3D. 500 or 900 bales Cotton at SOD, and includ
ing 500 Sea Island at 3D.; Grain, ID; Deadweight,
22s. 6d.a25s l. 900 bbls. Naval Stores at Is. 3d.,
and 500 bills Oil Cake at Is. Cd. To London, 500
bbls. Flour at Is. Cd To Havre the market is dali
at }c The Franklin has 500, 900 in silver engaged
at y cent. To California there is fair business
doing There is some inquiry for vessels to load
Brsadstuffs at the South for England. vessel vas
chartered at s. for Flour and ID for Grain. One or
two West India charters were made at previous
rates.
The supply of Money continues to be
very abundant and there is no new feature to note.
The steamer Franklia will take about
$lsO, OcO in silver.
We understand small premium has been
offered for the half million Of Georgia Skies brought
here for 3 OF citation by Gov. Cobb.
There is fair amount Of orders for
American Securities by the Asia, including first
class Railroad Bonds, and some descriptions OF
Railroad stock. The private letters received BY
the bankers speak of active demand for American
Federal and State stocks and Railroad bonds, which
absorbs what is offered for sale. The quotations
show in some cases an advance. At Hamburg also
there was fair inquiry for Government at io7t, and
Railroad bonds could be sold were there any supply
ON the market. The London quotations are:
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PRICES To- DAY.

10
SPECTATORS and 900 10 exporters the market closing very
firm outside rates. particularly for quaes mddlng aud
Beyond the remarks already offered previous weekly
iisuss, which how cacu
loted 20 affect the nme0 future course of the market
IRE stocks Goods and Yarns held producers and
the fact Of the trade being for tine 10 come at
the late sctive demand and nsurisg Of he
Aithsush the inquiry for the raw material is freely
Of the dmipi stock (shch is likely to be
Augmented during the eastsrly winds pevailing)
less pressing sales and prices have consequently
upward tendency should the shipments from America
thue the limited scale heresoo,e, and the
present currency permanently established and probably
come improvement take place but IT, the other hand.
receipts and shipments are extended retrogade move
The Manchester market has not regansd tho elasticity
crisis but although buyers have paused in
the operations the frmness manifested by sp'nners &C
are is good dem and sstr.ms prices CEor has been
iess inquired but there symptoms OF Increasing
business shortly taking place. both for the East and do
was ger orally expected that Proeconist Cabinet
would change IN the duties rain aud Ehn
feeling shsr WITH sat m.Srs gave b ado1 "a, a,1
part Of the week was held FOR more money and IN some
ihts1ce, an adsance Q, Ia push, On MhnhI vas 90
ties at extreme rates and good parcels are now spapg
offered INDIAN Corn has also been IN better request, and
limited and Tho business transacted quite OF retail
chaIsclsr wihoa ch.ase IN price, except tor lndian Cora
turn desrer Annexed the usual statement OF Imports
EIpor,s. &c.
asHEs support the late advance end further sales OF 500
bbs have been made al ass for Montreal Pots and ais
for Pearls pei cwt.
BARK CONTINUES in retail inquiry 7s 6i TO Is Sd per
ext. for Phiade phia frsis
CLovERsEED is much wanted and Commands extreme
rates: a parcel Of fine quality brought Cos per cYt
FLANsEED quiet holders handing 65s per tnI, which
buyers unwilling TO give
TMoTHYsEED for want of stock, is in limited request;
PRIME quality would realize 42s. psr cwt
LARD active demand, aGd sales OF 10 tuns ara re-
ported at t5s TO 49, per cwt.
TAlLow hiss been in improved request, and some large
parcels have changed hands at 35s. 81 d36s Tor New
Oesp. and 35s Cd G36s per cwt for New York melted.
TURPRNTINE AND SPIRITS NO TRANSACTIONS for want Of
stocs kruer would 7s ais 90 and latter 35s 36s
TAN being held at I2s meets with little attention
RFsIN-The common qualities lower, and sales OF
$50 bbls have been maze at IS Id ass. I'd hns Is very
scarce asd won d meet ready sale al 1910.
LNssED OIL CAMS are il request and light IN stock
sass Of tsick &c 5s 81 S. and tha oolons as &c iOsa
f6sl2s Cd have been made.
$50 tuEs have been taken at los for ordinary
IN Ia Iss Cd to 1875 for fine ut. in bond.
Ous-Sperm and Lard are IN GOOD request former Il
worth csf and latter E42 to Et5 tun. Whale IL neg
ecisd ard to make sales considerable reduction on last
rses would DO submitted 10, owing t. the low
price of pale Seal u-..s,.
WRIGHT, CANDY 4 Co.
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London Grain Trade.

For Ire week ending, FEB. 81.
The srmness o trade has been greatly assisted by the
noad coudit.ou IN which the suppose have for
ward the keen drying wines wh Oh nave pevhied curing
the last fortnight have hardened and the corr OF
.rr,cus for all kinds of oct door work. aud considerable
progress has been made n eorins SG tps snds
H. therefore almost certain that no immediate
sro "a a are sc 20 b. very small at
taY time and the nilers vii PROBABLY ere long nAss
buy SOMEWHAT more exssnsysy ssa W. \. more
p,obabls than any decline The future rage OF prices WI
eours depend ssy On Ios sbs for
The crop the ground shsn continue vAas
sfwAest would rsceee for month Two & ~
Re Nc great Of foreign on the market ua sne
quotations are relatively higher the Contiasat
than this country, and though We are Of opnos -
prices abroad will ulaisy be regulated BY those cusn.
he. holder. are not Likely to sss a wa and hs
viii therefore. in all probaoIity spechiase on ns %
costngenees Of bad weather during ns s,nmsi Of s
de- inform rs that good qualities Of red wheat could no.
sGush, :. any q z: sSI 'r raasr rasa free on
had .s am sss opoa s
bug Wheat up to sss qr free on beard At .hs near
continental ports prices still higher ana roan oSn
n. uricss Of Flour aays aiss rsen and What had lately
been bought there for shipment 70 Great nn.A 49,
sns has been rm but active and navs
been unable TO establish any rise IN previous pcss
a.ss ovns nsS,x 10 The psucy OF os Nothing Of
iatercst has sceurred IN Iadiaa Germ sfoss.
Liverpool Irsn Market Es ~.
We haven cha, in The lion nas unSa
s unusually depressed Sprng orders csus ~. 80
slowy and the On giness Yks affecting tue noms ~.
sumption serous rhs buslasss IA scotch ZIG d.
upues on limited scale and dealers ana - ~
chps operating looking for lower prces - me 49,
r,pdy ners.ssG stocks large BUSHES 49, sruly ~
this wesk in TIN PLATES, and the markss closes n
rather higher price, In other Metals there No
IN pIcs, and moderate business doinS
Uaxre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CorTos-The accounts from tbs ns1aise.a ~ ~ La.
are ~ from epcoursgng imports are heevy. ma
ton 70 Ii sse causes tie Carnival sdays haye
ss usual 20 ssssn usnsactions Our srssen 1 Ip Tss
are slpsst bare n meat Of our stock y ~
saes days do nss sres 80 49,
GLIDING lioo bales To arrive sssmn - 40 ~. -
he stcck nav thsrsfsSs be valued q 30 wy oses 49,
"A tdsgrsphic dispatch reccusS - NJ. 80 ~,
Liverpool, announces the arrival o. " r'ss~s'
TIE following were tbs salss sdscssasU' ru,. "a
s71o bales New Oriesw- - - =.
ASH Uplaad............-..-...-.--. '.-"-
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Yhe reserve, it viii be sesn, Is very large and IN
c,e.,ipv while the circulation is falling off, shown
that the Bank cannot employ ils funds.
The Bullion In Bank now exceeds ninstsen NIL
lions pounds sterling. The Bullion market VI"
x.ak At previous rates. The Bank still maintains
Tho ,o.tion i, has taken in regard to the gold ques
ton. There had been two failures-Aessrs Rosssi'
Csrrati a Co., and Messrs Keith, shoosridge q
Co. None, is very plenty in Paris, and IL Il sap
possd the Bank viii reduce the rate Of interest," 9"
~ cent. Five p Cents were issfss Three "
Cents, 65f so.
The imports of Dry Goods are not SO
large as last week, but are still very large The i'm
ror,s of miscellaneous merchandise are very large
including ns6 bags Coffee, $3.50 pigs kolas'e''
4o7a hnds. and 1894 bbls. Sugar. LAT casks soda'
q, 600 Hides, 1900 pigs. Tea, &c, &c. The hsarss
81 ,bs DIV Doods imports are a. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

-. r,.umi:tee of Thee be appointed to which
seq refsred all Applications iof the use OF the
BAL The time for which the special order
- bssn suspended, having expired,
Mr. A. SxirH moved that it be agaio
.rso<rded for I've minutes.
9IInou this the Ayes and Noes were called,
-She,rs taken, were Ayes IS, Noes 81.
The hour Of two having arrived, the
.,.sier adjourned the House before any vote was
sliFsn on the resolution.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Weight Candy r. Co.'S Hrcuisp-

Per Asia1 LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. Feb. n, 1857.
Our las circular advces we're dated 20h ard
Cotton market cosbg steady with sales 600
bsler; the following moaning business somewhat
checked by the int from London Of the defeat Of
the Russell Administration and the resignation that
body Of Ministers; but the prospectus state of trade
the manufacturing distcts more than counterbila
evil effects such fact otherwise Gale ulasd to
produce, and beyOnd limiting the demand Spectators
sad exporters account. change occurred the sales
reaching 5000 bales. The Niagara's idyices were
ceived Monday but caused alteration IN the prevail
ing Tnon, and sales that day colaed TO 1900
bales On Tuesday both spectators and expoi
again the field. reassured by the firm land AIDE in
Manchester the part OF spnners aud manufacturers,
and the sales reached 000 On Wednesday the sales
300, ard yesterday 5000 bales
The total sales Of the week as per details in annexed
statsment sum up 81 e0 bales Of which leTO spec
ulaiors and 9te TO expoYers and scude IL 0l0 bales
American Of which spectators have taken 1910 and
porters 40 bales Import for same time amounts to l5
s2e which IS 2S8 are American Large parcels Of
are again included in the above sales amounting 69o
bales of which spec laors and exporters taken about
O8O bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

- Mr.. Braham will give a Concert at
the Female Academy on Monday evening.
1t is stated that Rev. DR.. Schroeder
has accepted the Rectorship of St. Thomass
Church, in Brooklyn.
"A new paper, called The Citizens Ga
zstte makes its appearance to-day In South Brook.
hn. II will be conducted BY G. r. CoIston.
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The Steamship Allegheny, &c.

PITTSBURGH, Friday, March, 70, 1852.
ina new and magnificent steamer Allegheny, Capt
n.trhelor leaves here on Tuesday on her first trip
~ d the largss. and finest boat ever constructed
Sege and large party OF invited guests from Pnla-
lsiphia and Baltimore viii go down ON her.
qssrs have been over 500 arrivals a, the Monop.
s,hsla House within the last twenty four hours.
Tho river is rising with l0i fee. water in the
<Aannel. Business is active and creasng In brisk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

Advertisement l-WoRKs OF ARr.-
noots Crayon Dasuerreotype Portraits and Nina
.oes are Pronounced y artists pon: OF rru,hfal-
hess, beauty OF light and shade expression and
el1slc effect, to he best steel eBgTAvings Clsuiy
eanef preferable for taking this style OF oictures
gallery, No 1868 Broadway, corner OF Franklin
Advertisement l-NEw DREss GooDs.
-, Sanders & CO., successors TO Barker, No.
2ol Grand-st., will open this day and MONDAY 100
cases ne sprlDg goods, comprising Of the oes,
assof'mehts 10 be found in this City, and will be
sOio a. less prices under any circumstances, team
ran &c Tour q In any other store in this City.
advertisement Rich BRocADE Silks
= ne and splendid assortment Of rich Brocade
Snss mas just been opened at Columbian all. No
Zol ufand-st comprising some OF the richest sly les
ever oneiec IN this City. Ladies DESTROYS OF pur-
asing Silk Dress should call and examine them
Iich brocade Silk, worth 81 so per yard is seldom
OBTAINED las IL the present easel at 81 per yardal
ieas' IN no ether s.ore in iris City.
advertisement - New SILKS. - $50
pieces Few Silks, brocado, plaid. striped and PLAIN
e'ace silks. some of the richest imported, selling
very low at Sanders & Co s. successors to s. Barker
No 30l Grand st.
advertisement. LOCO White Grape
Shawls, embroidered and plain, OF our own mporta-
Gon, at less prices than ever before heard OF, a.
sanders d. Co.'S, SUCCESSORS to S. Barker, No. SOL
Grand.st
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihs favorable advicss By the
Asia have impaired buoyaIey 70 The Flour market aad
with good local .sd Esssfa inquiry. specially foi
w. and 81: better s ssas: of Sss r:
dian !: more firmly held and there !: vs nc, :sg 70
3: sd 90. r'as ..:
g, ,S Go so"% sse, 70 M ;sSs mc
S fo1 ezra t G: ~ ssss.a A i... M
ard the Ss%s A .b for the ASns .d' q, s,d for
fss s for large parcel a the close and fer
!sss, Y: s:is more :'s;
d'ss1S ss:. ss.i a.; s a,s
yorsbs sign sdves. By tn: have
tho maize. sale: srsosprsd Rys quiet :, 10 i1r
Jsnsy and 20 for kethstn BAILEY ssssys %. siI
oa,s are sencs sad demand a. tss7le .. STATE, s.S
.ea 70. Jsnsy TS or ss ons:a ss1 v
% Sales Of u 100 bushels e. :, er y goo ss ss az.
''WHIsKY~fss market Is better. with lsss offering
ssS eos prse. q g.; sls ale D's's' 'aH ''
PR6visioSs-Tis upwsId tendency n Pork Gov css-
sDssd b, the light stock sad The svo.sSls advice: 70.
New-OrIesns. whore Mess n quo Cd saisbis q 30 os.
,bs 81 seaHsd Is aaSsr 1000 bss Tbs ssss =:
40 bbls. ss SIC 50 for new Mess sls9Ss lst f.i GA
Mas0. and held khof, Ne rflIe ~ ~
rev Prime Mess is ssisbIe az $40 as Clear he'd ~
SiT cssps busysns Beefis again rather ossssr s,a
e s' s ,:ds a.. f Cd
latter price for very superior. Primo mss: as-
hishsr TIE steamers advices have stimnisrsa sns y
ket: we quote IL quiet SlSas9: Beef Hans sfs IA
and scarce; sales Of rs bbls a. So Sgsss ~ ~ ~
has induced more 6Imnsss and bsttei deoasa ,s,e
IOos bbs and tisrcss s99t: and too kess sood
Picked Meats firm, with moderate ~ IA n
dsmsrd "a % Of 800 terces aad eo ~ ,cs snd the
md Hail f,r shou 6eu Butter veU dsio ~ M
mart 81 Il better with rood dsnssa o1s.ss Cssatv
me western New Yosk At 80 Scmaad for ths
sr ssaisc Chssss Is steady, with q 'an ''~---
r1Ss !, seoe ,s lid: x:sssssy .sss
s soa sea sO'' boxes party '''
e.pcnfy0W-A arm market sales Of i2oce los Pnns |"
~ anS n bbs common wests!s At ~ cash S.~
ar sslss Il COO bales ct 7ee7ac per 100 lbs c.sn
sEED3-The make IL very quiet we have csy !" ne
ala Of lso 6nshsls Southern Flax Seed -
elesnsg season u ever. asd prices sscsans~
'IInx-rhs market 10 easy carsoss Cans's '''S -
csc and Rsclsnd q 81 "; doing /. Timber;
is better 800 0ss ensAs's
.,,kss IL very quiet. tAeceh shss. = So
nvs =, sIport ne qusts 1f3Hc Win - 49, - "a
3IpHGs-ISs pssiss !. d1n "a. pa -: a Ga cSssS
tsns Sal s.es essts vsrdSrs. nc; esrsess Ceshi'
..ssi s5e 20 bsskess Ann.mc VS. ." ss~''
49,, -ss.s Cal. LoEcs. istc-
! osssAmsl ~ Htsaa Pass
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T A duel. II was Yesterday rumor

B A duel, it was yesterday rumored in
this City, was shout to come Off between two clerks
in one OF the departments Of the Government. We
know nothing OF 1t to day but IL murder can heal
the honor OF either party there should OF
opposition to its peIpstration Certain we are
that any vacancies can be readily filed. except va
eancies IN the heads Of the duellists. Wash. Tel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

The commercial news by the Asia is IA
yorabe Cotton had been active at very full prices,
and the feeling in regard to the future was healthy
Brsadstuffs wers also in demand and had an upward
tendency Consos show an improvement Of " c'''
closing at 97s. The Bank had reduced It's rate on
loan, 70 % cent and private capital could be had
a. Hall y cent. The Bullion was stu increasing
in tho Rank The latest report shows the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

~ WASHINGTON, Ffid9y March 10, 1851.
dusl 10 anticipated between Messrs Wilcox and
r,svr of Mississippi, growing out OF the affair in
~ House to-day.
I. he Criminal Court Judge Crawford has granted
temperament Of the new trial OF John Day, con-
800 Of numbering mis- wife. at the June term, on
AZ pesyer OF prisoners counsel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

The Annual Commencement Of the
New-Yo'k Medical College, was held las. evening,
at the Institution in ThiIteenLh.st before very
numerous assemoage Professor Dorenls read ar
address, advising the young gentlemen who had
been enlisted after their ariuo1s studies 10 hon
oTable membership with their elder brsihren of the
medical profession, to persevefe in the course they
had commepced, and no, to consider that by this
enrolment their s,tanmelts had been finished
After quoting the difficulties under which the disci
Piles of Galen labor when entering upon the first
days Of their profession, he advised them to follow
the result OF their reasoning aided by the teachings
oil those who had gone before them in the same
path, and instanced the motto Of one VINO lad made
himself known TO all OF us by his eloqQence: " There
10 no difficulty 20 q man that wills"
The following gentlemen received their diploniS
EDWARD +. Smith, Vt; SIMEON Abrsnans, n \.
D. Hioben, A B, s. Joseph Mccoy DloIin'
u. Y; G. H. Taylor, Vt B. Burse. Ga; ".
Thorn, N. Y. Durham Greene, VI; Samuel Rob
bins, ABB 5. c Edwin NJ, Kellogg, A. B., n. y
Charles 4 Sheppard, ABB. n. Y. Joseph II. West,
cos, N. Y; c. Keeper, Ind Hugh Mcdonald, A. B.
c. Truman Nichols, A B, n. A. X smith,
MD Michael Moss.
Besides the above, the following gentlemen re-
ceivec extra degrees Of honor. In accordance with
the report Of the Censors, the prize OF seventy hve
dollars or gold medal of that value for the oeT
Clinical report, is assigned to the report with the
motto DlOpHh, WHICH 10 iOuhu w HAVE ucch wiz
ten by Fessenden N. OTIS. The report with the
motto Prove all things" which was highly CON-
mepdec by the Censors, is found to have oeen writ
ten by Truman Nichols.
The Professor of Surgery having offered case Of
surgical instruments to that student who should
pass the best xaminsnon In Surgery, By the decls-
sion of the Class Truman Nichols is entitled to this
prize
The Professor of Theory and Practice gives
volume to the folio wing six gentlemen, as eavlng
passed the best examination IN his department. J.
nuuhoun EduIn NJ kellQgg lanes H,bDen-
Fessenden N. OTIS, Truman Nichols, Geo. Il. Tay-
Ter, Samuel Robbins. The Professor Of Physiology
and Pathology gives volume to the folio wing three
gentlemen, as having passed the best examination
In his department J Durham Greene, Truman
Nichols and Fessenden n. Otis.
- The following Real Estate sales at
Auction were made March IL, at the Merchants Elk.
change by Anthony J. BleeekeY:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
Railroad Aceid, mt and Los. Of Life.

PiTTsBURs, FRIDAY, March 10, 1852.
Yesterday afternoon the gravel train on the Ohio
ssd Pennsylvania Railroad ran off the track near
pbGhton, and tore up portion Of The road by which
~ express pas eDger train was delayed until near
50eock. The train then again started. but when
seI Ere etom the train ran over horse, throwing
Dc locomotive and tender off the track The freight
tain approaching and near by that its speed
eculd not be checked, and running into the passen-
mr. trsjn the locomotive and two OF the cars were
limos. entirely de,troysd. Mr. Patten, of Alleshe-
py City, was instantly killed, and several other pas
ssrreys mbre or less injured. considerable por.
Hon Of the goods on the freight train were also de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

Markets-CARKruLLY REPORTED yoR The TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY, March H.
AsHEs-The market 10 very firm for Pearls tao supply
being light 81 IS as Pots szlabls al S5ax3 o. The
sales reach 80 bbls
COTTON-The market very active since the steamers
news 400 bales have changed hands at full prices,
making TO- 100 for three days Heders willing sellers
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Presidential Levees.

WASHINGTON, Friday, March IL, 1859.
The National Inteliigencsr states that the Presl.
Dental loyees ere to be discontinued after tonight
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CITY ITEMS.

RANoE OF THR THERMOMETER,
A DeLatours, formerly Lsnch Clavks) 25} Wal ST.
1852 lam. Noon. SPIN. SPIN
lych l2. 40 so 50 81
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Tho Ice mt Bufrafo-Man Drowned,

BUFFALO, Friday, March IL, 1852.
The Ice continues firm yet. but the Creek is still
A,sh tits raining heavily, ana II IL continues,
III thourh the ice must move. Means have been
tsien 10 secure the boats which were carried down
Dc Creek, &c.
German was discovered last night drowned IN
~ road Ii is supposed he had been drinking, and
IN or laid down In the road when the water, over
Sovipg the Creek, drowned him.