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We are indebted through the rursor of the STEAMSHIP
Georgia to Messrs cova Co of panama papers from
that city.
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PosrroNrp,-We learn from last evenings Picayune
That the benefit of Mr. Bass which to have of
AT flacides tonight, has been unIvolaby postponed
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~ Election to take pnre on the I'm MonaE I'll March mhi
| rs" For CoMPTRoLLER.-E of the Cres-
s.Tbe government testify
election month, their appreciation OF the talents and integrity
Mr. John CALHOUN by electms him tue office of COMPTRO
LER for which yon will please announce him IA Candidate fr25 t
~" For COMPTROLLER. - Please announce
o. DEBiS, tie present Comptroller Municipality No. One
Candidate the COMPREHENSIVE ot THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS.
-
nj" For RECORDElt-Secoud District J l.
FAERE. nbs
EI5~ For RECORDER.--We are authorized to
announce Nh r. BOuLGNY AS Candidate RECORDER OF THE
FOURTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS, formerly the city of La
tayere e23
rs" For RECORDER Editors: Please
CHARLES V. JoNTE Candi" for RECORDER OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS at tn
ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
"a The First District Canal Felicity Road s
ne For observation-disclosures H. SHIELDS is
Candidate tho office RECORDER OF TIE FIRST DISTRICT
'ulject to the nomination of the wig Convention. oI6
lzss~ FoRCrTY SURvEYoR.-Wc are authorized
HUGH GRANT Candidate for CITY SURVEYOR OF
NEW ORLEANS To- Election on Monday March % 1852 e6
rs" For CRY SURvEYoR.-Messrs. Editors OF
LOUIS II. FILE candidate
| CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE.
| tB- Election on the 22d March, 1852 !el6 Up
JGzf5~ For Observation-Disclosures. Editors: Mr.
CHARLES H. TANEY, old and well know resident city
candidate ensuing election and will be uppop
| by all his friends, whose name If lt?4 LEGION
| re- For TREASURER.-WM. II. GARLAND is a
Candidate TREASURER THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS f,g
| HaSs~ For STREET COMMISSIONER. --Editors of
the Crescent: Please PATRICK nlIY MS Candidate m
The above office Tie has rl old resident eil4 and ia yen,
rally known a Day the Drayman.n H" y' supported IT,, i
numerous "lf'''s' mhG IT,
| 5Ns5N FOR STREET COMMISSIONER MENDOZA
is Candidate for STREET COMMISSIONER subject the nomn
''o" VI ''e wing CONVENTION mh3 Il
| lfsN FOR STREET COMMISSIONER Please an
no"n'" A. MoNTANYEas Candidate office OF STREEr,M
MISSIONER, Of e octtoR friends az the ensuing gv.or
Sfd Mf''" Ten; n
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Esobysss s. Ega..,.i,u,o,,.

"a" X EoTfPE AND STOCK DEPOT.
No. CAMP STREET
nus wen known establishment having bt,n ,loro,.tr
nI t aSa improved The proprietor til ,I ',
~, ~ ~ ftt IA LiERY ,wllsrr nrtIniiE
III 'r most superior style finish. ''F'' SIZES
y S-tlprraturs ont r,I,,,,,.
r ri,SS VGightander French, linrrison. Ir,. tI,
om, YIN BOY and "Nu Taii'ts twenty l,t Ilaia
Sr i.tFg flh!"a, ttGtrieaH md Frpehl Cuarg hu,g
S y osraats together with every article uss Ia III
mirs an" sa rA BUSINESS, constantly on ha sad iof sg
'N''' lRpB
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ORLEANS TnfNrRE-Bcaettqf Nj, Dchrinay--The enter
'ah'ntS Ut the Orleans tonight for the benefit Of
the I'd tenor Mr. Dcbrinay a deserving member of the
company The beautiful opera of Lucia di Hammer
moor is to be produced for the first time this season and
IN addition to The other attractions the avorte dansu
mle Baron has volunteered her services and will, an
prar on this occasion
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Ns95~ For RECoRDER-We are authorized to
announce r. BouLGNy Canddat. RECORDER
FOURTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS, formerly city
fayette. feg3
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Thanks to the steamer Gen Lafayette for Louisville po
fnrs
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ST. CHARLES STREET, March s, 1862.
|E:rLtMkS-Your note of this date before and great
pleasure 10 eud" the tree all You ask well my
services IN forwarding purpose yng mpmentarv
Benefit to my ongtried friend II. NJ Whbk. Yon truly,
mhg DAN pif.E
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rs" For RECoRDER.-NIe Editors Please
announce CHARLES " JoNTE ms Candidate RECORDER
ensuing election. MANY VOTERS
"a The First District Canal Felicity Road. felS
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THr PASoGtMA NiLE.--Gommrrcail Hall was
FLIED last night with highly intelligent audience wht
were delighted with the splendid Panorama aud thc ora
explanations ct Professor GliJdon II wil be open again
mis- evening
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re" Our Capitalists should remember that
the BArTURE SALE commences MONDAY March
location 0: said property decidedly rlr ncrar,.
purposes the Southwest each lot having
purchasing photographic rctrri
be- obtained ii A BEARD MA y, tit An
TONER. for the property. t.
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NnLIS FOhNtsr--lhis Of Assault; and battery
came UPin the Superior Court IT NrSYcrk ga the ~ ns
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rs For STREET COMMISSIONER. MENDOZA
is Candidate for STREET COMMISSIONER subject to the nomin
ton of the Wing Convention hg >,
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Ias~ For STREET COMMISSIONERS PLEASE an
'"n'" A. MoNTANYE Candidate tor the office OF sTREhr,M
MISSIONER The 'o'cHop friends a the ensuing g.sto
Yd Nlf"'' igg;
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rs" FORCITY SuRvEYoR-We are authorized
HUGH GRANT Candidate CITY SURVEYOR OF
NEW ORLEANS. ~ Monday, March
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THE AMATEUR PEHfoRMANcE.-Thr most excruciatinr
preparations going forward for the grand display at
Rce Circus, in compliment TO that prince of good
fellows Harry Whheck, which is To of Tomorrow
night Idiag ambition is aroused and after this affair
the performances which gra"od Romc's famous
Amphthearc. and then thought 10 be Some will
be remembered only thought Of as futile
tcmps to do something grand onlya few tickets remain
Ii will bc The thing OF the season. Secure places.
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rs" For CITY Observation-Disclosures Editors OF
the Crc.cent H. PILE o
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE
i8' Election the 2?d March, 1852 Up
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gsI5~ For Observation-Disclosures Editors: Mr..
CHARLES fancy resiIent Of this city, is
ensuing election will be supported
by all his friends, whose name IL Hog LEGION.
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T.. IL. Knapp s. n. Ghandfcr,

DENTAL SURGEONS
1Dl Common Street.
Opposite the Ruins Of the St, Char sIc.
~ F. II. KNAPP, (stnIOr partner The r. f.
J. Knapp ieyonz his wloe e.tusfye,
practice profession, may the paSy
he has occupied many years past He
practice DE CHANts gentleman skill cxptIjrHcc IN
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Eis~ For TREAsURER.-WM. II. GARLAND is ,
Candidate TREASURER OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS g
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WmG R>SGERs.-'fhe Wing Rangers meet tonight at
the Pearl opposite the St Charles Theatre Business OF
interest VIII, are informed before the meeting
The wings and particularly the young wings, expected
to be out in full force
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szzsf5~ Wines, RALLY The Wings of the sixtl

md Seventh Wards First Municipality requested H.
Hll.pEBRANDTS COFFEEUuSE corner OF Hospital and Iree
strr"s, FRIDAY EVENING. AIarrl L. oo, I
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For Norfolk, Old Point, and Piney point.

For NOrfOllk, Old Point, and Pfncy Point.
. ~~~ THE steamer OsCEoLA leaves Washington fol-
places every Wednesday and Saturday al
XxksNni{Z O'Clock, M, arriving Norfolk morning
going scnl Returning will leave Norfolk
Monday and Thursday at 4 O'Clock, p.
She touch going returning Old Point Piney Point
Cone river and su landings the Potomac
ard fare Norfolk IS; Old Point 81 Old Poin
and return, 81; 10 Piney Point, 81.
June JAMES MITCHELL.
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TIE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
building open exchange
general banking business.
no. ". GALLAGHER, President.
=. w. MsrsH, Cashier.
G-u
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CARD.Dr j. %. MARTIN opened his Office at the
will find him.
40 22-dm
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rrIiE Marine Hotel, Fairfield Connecticut, he
opened by ts proprietor ~ MoNNoT day
next, Is a branch of the New Yokf Hotel.
The Marine Hotel situated beautiful
drives adjacent Every
hotel the distinguished patronage pre-
vfons
Plans engaged at the above hotel
field, New Hse The distance from New
50 miles, York New Haven sop
at Fairfield each day. May 2o-dtlJnly
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UCTION NOTICE-The subscriber
his friends and the public that he has commenced the
and commission bufness his
vices for the sale description Of real and property
the favorable terns.
With the
the which he has
the citizens Washington the
Of Dyar Bro and Dyer Mcclure, he deems
of
delay.
be
merchandise commission, wishing employ
viii please call ut the office OF A. RoIhwe
% where can be found during basiaes ready
AM prepared the calls of the pubic.
Respectfully, Il. N. STRATT0N.
10--dT
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Cor Now Orleans.

p, THE fast sailing steamship PAbiPERO, George
EHet w. McCerren master, Will leave Baltimore
1N4LG urday, the l2i Instant AT O'Clock, m
ec241xk6-z above port
For passage only having unsurpassed accommodations apply
BUTTS, PiCKERELL, Il Co,
June I0-d3t IL South wharf, doors Pratt
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DI11IADEI4PIiii TRU.IaSThe subscriber lust re-
quality
sole leather trunks, which he will cell low for cash.
June 10 DANIEL CAMPBELL.
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STATIsTICs OF she State OF Virginia. ordered be
- by Convention held In Richmond is505
Lawyers Guide, (yo 81 by VIM w fleming, OF Virginia.
Bill OF Rights and Constitution OF Virginia. adopted In ls5
The Papers Of Colonel Theodorek Hand h Of Prince George
county, Virginia. Edited by Charles Campbell vols in
Plantation
of and farm business in particular by southern
Planter
June 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.

The PRESIDENT pro TEN laid before the Senate o
letter from The Secretary OF War, correcting a clerical
error in bis report 10 the Senate, relative civil officers
employed in The Territory OF New Mexico while under
military government, communicated May 5, 1852; which
was read and ordered TO be printed in connexion with
the report OF the Secretary OF War communicated TO the
Senate on the 9th OF May last
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fNRItAr ins I'm Dry soods.-We have
VI following very decided bargains Ia goods, which
selling al prices that cannot fail 30 please
pieces bsreRe %
100 bereae de lane, 10, I6 49, 20, and % cents.
100 lawns, 2E p cents
20 do mourning lawns, from l24 10 - cents
~ bprsns
shaly berege de anc, plain coors,
ng
30 India M fouard silks, very cheap
10 do very ine French printed iacones
% do figured siaiys, very handsome styles,
June 5-dlmlf NERBY & NIL
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byJItlNr nOWf' For young ladies leaving school
w By Charles ~ Deems.
The Friend Of Moses defence % the Pentateueh
production uf Mne aud nspd document
lions modern skepucisn by William n HanioH, ~ ~,
TAYLOR h MAURY,
June Bookselorl set
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NOTICE TO TFiACtIIsfts.-Thc trustees Of Charlotte Ia
II School, ST. Mays county Maryland desire employ
sstan teacher principal take charge OF the classical Dc
in that institution.
thoroughly gentleman, with experience in teaching
would be preferred.
Applications, OF capacity,
FIRE July 27h Postage prepaid 20 ~ ID. BROWNE, Principal
Charlotte Hall School, Maryland.
The salary $50 per annu, and third Of the tuition
generally amounts $500 June G--iiJuly20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06
LAW Infp'IiucpSe.

scrRFMF Cevhr o. THE UrtrNp Sr.rgs, March 2-DH-
and counselior Of this court Nos 90 and 100 A.ron
b. Cooley v. the Wayders OF tho Port Of Philadelphia,
Use sc Error to the supiem Court Of Pennsy Ania
Mr. Justice Curtis delivered the opinion Of the court
affirming the opinion Of the said Supreme Court in
causes with costs Nos 10, spc l0i This Union Bank
Of Louisiana and tho New Orleans Cana and Banking
Comparyv Josiah atafford snd ux. Appeals from the
District Court Of the Un states for Texas Mr. Justice
drisr delivered the opinion tfthe court in hsss
vsrg the decree Of the said district sour with costs
and r. manspg the with directions to- that court
to enter decree 10 favor Of the complainant Mes. "
aud IS Abraham Rich &C al. VS. Lambert Brothers Of
Al and the South Csroins Railroed Company Appeals
ftem the Circuit Court Of the United States for Bouth
Carolina MIR. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion az
the court In there reversing the decree Of the said
Circuit Court with coats sud remsnding the for
further proceedings to be bad therein IL conformity to
the opinion IL this court No Jos. Phneas o Sargent
ct al vs. tie State Bank Of iLdisna Errcr to the Cir
cult Court of the United States for Indiana Mr. Justice
Daniel delivered the opinion Of the court affirming zoe
judgment OF the said Circuit Court ia this with
coets No. 1893 X. J anu iona gretr versus +
Bull 4 Co. Appeal from the Circuit Court Of
the United states for LousanG nr Justice Wayne
decree Of the said Circuit Court in this cause,
With costs, and tamage1 ss the rate Of six per
c,Ltur per No Ioi J. Ii Bennett and p.
Bunt administrators OF J. j Arns deceased, vs. ".
BIt.rsorth snd ux Appeal irom the Dsrict Court Of
v.red the opinion Of the court affirming the decree It
the raid Dhtrot Court In this cause, with costa No 80
Nary Bein ct al MARI Heath Error 10 the Circuit
Court Of tho United States for Lousapa Mr. Chief JUS
tce fancy delivered the opiaon Of the court, reversing
theudgment Of tbs said Circuit Court In this cause with
eorts and remaDdiag tbs for further pruoeeduxs
TO be had ho-es In conformity to the opinion OF this
court. NO. lo6 Jecter Tore d Co vs. u Montgomery.
Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United States fsr
the DstTict Of Columbia. Mr.. Chief Justcs fancy d
vsreo the opinion 81 the Court reversing tbs decree
the raid Circuit Cour IN ths cause With costs and
mar dirg the for further proceedings to TO hs
theleit In conformity to the opiuon Of this court NO
III Montgomery vs. Jecker, Tore Cs. Appeal
from the Circuit Court Of the United States for tho Dh-
trcs CT Columbia Nix Chief Justic fancy delivered TIA
opinion OF the court, dsissitg this with
No. 1e7 The ruited STATES vs.. r. Ferrsira admins
traitor Of Y Pass deceased. Appeal from the District
Court OF the United States for Forids Mr. Chief Jus
tee Tsney delivered tho opinion Of the court dsmissn
this fer vast Of Jurisdiction Adjourned until the
aist Monday in April next at ~ O'Clock, ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06
The Mineral Resources OF Northern New
York.


DEAR SIR-The little that is known Of the i'm
merse mines of copper, iron, and lead that sumber
in the bowels of State patiently waiting for the
hand Of the laborer to bring them forth, is the
handspring OF the following items Of information,
brought forth by your request. Lead was first dis
covered in St. Lawrence county in 1886, in the
town Of Rosie, end the mines were wrought some
three years. These mines produced some three
tbopsasd tons Of metallic lead, which sold at over
S250,0G0 but the inperiectness of the machinery,
and lack of experience in working, forced the COM
psny to abandon it. The veins width was from
tw. inele to two feet Of lead aud calcarous spar
| have lately visited the new mine at Macomb,
some teven miles distance from the old vein, but
entirely different range. The width of lead and
spar is enormous, being from five to nine feet. II
has averaged ten tons 10 the tathom, a. least .
per cent, Galena. The sheft has been sunk to the
depth OF some seventy feet. The ore gradually in
creases in richness.
These kind of veins in England have been
wIeuy ht te depth of over q thousand feet. The
miners are Cornish men, and pumps are erected, in
case ofsprines. Some OF the specimen Of spar AID
lead are really beautiful Occasionally zinc blend
and iron pyrites have been found, but in small
quantities AS yet the only mine of lead nov
wrought il tho State, it promises well. The build
iDgs and smelling works are all of permanent
character. This vein bias been traced for two
Thousand feet, and we heartily wish the onterp rising
men who have taken hold Of the development of
state resources that success their energies and
lerditures SO well deserve | send you some speci-
mons Of the ore for your cabinet. Yours truly,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06
Marine Affairs.

BFarrfrL ArMosPHEHicaL PHEIoaESoS AT 5Ia.-Uape.
Ltie Of the bark 0upsrd arrived yesterday from Bic
Janeiro gves the following scoouat Of beautiful ana
extraordinary appearance In tbs heavens observed By
him at sea-
On ths Goth February, lat ~ N, Ion 81 W., In the
Northern heavens near In. constellation ursa Major the
sky, from N. to N. u. by H., ASSUMED the n oss
beautiful appesrsno witnessed IL Appeared II
vast volcano, bursting suddenly out beyond the visible
horizon threw Its refusept shadows the SKY to the
altitude Of rs to 80 deg producing the most vivid coors
toms OF the brightest scarlet others Of beau
tul yellow ntermingled with stresks and oouraps Of
liquid IRE the whole prosu,ing tbs most grand and
beautiful Phenomenon Imaginable. It's duration
minutes At the end Of that tis, IL gradually dimi-
nkhed, and finally lost to view The weather mad
been very pcaaant the evening mild and sad 20
Continued fer many days after.
MURDER AMONG THE CRHw Of A WHsLEsHr. "a letter
from Capt Reynolds Of the Minerva, Of New Bedford.
dated Valparaiso December Is 1854, states tas while
touching at vsldivis ssbor time before for rscruits
two Of lis Grew, named william Scarf and Paris Wa
Hams, got into quarrel, when scsrsstaeeed Williams.
With jack knife In the leg scysrns che main arssry.
OF which wound he died In about an hour 5csriv VIZ
t.Ss. into custody BY the authorities snd ~bsn the Nj
nsrvs sft bad had his trial and wAs sentenced 70 ~
shot sesogdtpS 70 As,
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E.oonRR DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOR or ABOLISH
ING IHE Run TRAFFIC The Cleveland Herald
states tat there has recently been real esprit
raIpipge" NJ Mt Vernon, Knox county, o. 1t
appears that several promising young men in Mt.
Vernon, bad become baoitual visitors Of a fashion
able drinking establishment, aud had nearly become
fixtures IL seats on what Gen Crazy SO graphically
describes ss the "railroad TO perdition," mum
Der Of young ladies' the sisters ard friends of the
young Den who had turned deaf ear to their
prayers entreates, aud tears, TO dee the pier,
corsultee together and determined TO enact end
enforce the Maite law Armed with clubs, they
proceeded to the drinking salosn, and informed the
owner Of their intentions. He ordered them cut,
and raited chair to compel obedience. Some OF
the half inebriated youpg men present declared
there should be fair play With raised clubs the
demand was made -' Which side will you take -
The answer was, "your side, Of course" The
work of demolition coInmeucej, and sosn tho 40
cursed spirits Of the bottles, and Of the kegs and
the barrels, commirgled on the floor. The next
day tho liquor seller tried to prosecute the young
lsoies fer riot, but not layer or justice In Mt
Vernon would entertain his CAUSE fey days
after this saBsaoton me nber Of tho Legislature,
from knox county, made q speech consratul stng
himself that the people Of bis county bad not Pc
titiored in favor Of the Maine lay. he lad not
received single petition. Ibe very next day no
was waited On by deeg alton Of his constituents.
rho placed in his hsucs, for preservation u ths
General Assembly, petitions for the Maine law
Hgned bv majority Of tho legal voters OF tho
county Of Knox.
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Proposed Cnirernn Method OF Taking Me-
theological observations.


Some weeks since, says the National fnlelt-
g'ncr, the British Minister in Washington was
Instructed to bring to the notice of this govern.
msnt o pamphlet containing "ipetructions for
king mett orolce ical observations at the prnci-
pal foreign stations Of the Royal Engineers" and
to SIX the cooperation of the proper department
Of our government in carrying cut this plan in the
Juited States.
The importance Of the suhie,t was duly appre-
oisted, AID it was proposed that the cooperation
should be given, not only for the land, but that
the system should be spread out the sea also,
all countries in IT, as those Of the United States
have beer by Lieut.. Maury In his system Of meteo.
roiogical Investigations at sea.
The better to accomplish go great an obi ect, that
officer was instructed to consult with the proper
persona, both ut home and abroad; aud, in concert
observations which should, as fer az practicable,
be common among navigators and meteorologitts
Of all countries.
In furthersnse of this suggestion a metecrolo-
gieal conference OF soronS and sailors has been
proposed, at which oil the arrangements for such
universal system shal! be discussed and matured
We are happy to see, By the accom- papying note
from NJ Jomard, distii gnished French savant,
TO al American in Paris, that Arsgo has seconded
tue proposition before tho Academy of Sciences,
and has moved special committee upon t.-
PARIS, Msnday evening, Feb. 9, 1852.
Monsieur and frend-l hasten to inform you
that the Academy Of Sciences, in its session Of to-
cay, ard upon motion Of M Arago, has appointed
committee to make = report upon the project Of
establishing o uniform method of meteorological
observations upon both land and ses, embracing
tho question OF an International conference, 50
admirably suggested by your scientific csmpatriot,
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estins details Of this subject, and rendered . de-
served tribute to the American Observer
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