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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
s,srsuc feuilleton in the Desss II was written on
su,dsy, the Goth of February:

,,.r.tc feuilleton in the Dess,s 1t was written on
sunday, the Goth of February:
lad TINS ends this famous mouth with FIVE
s.rdsvs-ths fabulous, miraculous month; It can
ssiv Be- compared to the w,ek ctft three Tawsfass
,nsf Great week that Ne used - dream or in tunes
..a bv A north With Eve feuilietons, A etili-
sc-ey With five petalf Cod taans COD, does no,
ssrd q many such months lie makes few FEB
mares with Eve sundays And before AGO nsl such
.sfurp Oh misery ne what will nave become Of
,Sse nv feuilleton deaflylove child Of nv caprice
"a ~ TOLL Wbna cloud over thy forced gsyety :,
What silence around thy momsntary renown I,
view they will dance, with light sus nimble sep
over thy forgotten tomb these fvs Sundays Of
az next February tina, ven nave FIVE SUNDAYS !,
m rest lieht upon me- We days that none of US will
20 again And then my cherished feuileton, when
hs I've Sundays Of the psle F-oruary OF some impos
dbls yssr shall dawn again. wrap myself round my
shiled my frozen BRAIN cover me with thy crisp and
srneklng folds, a. with sacred veil do me a kind
ress for once, and be my ssrond aod winding sheet
....Attqnsque mato fult usus in iLio"
The receipts OF the theaters, balls, concerts, &C.,
Of Paris, during the month OF December, we're
largely diminished by the coup .fetat. The sun
Total amounted to 72j 900 francs only, falling of OF
$4,000 from the account of November The receipts
rose n January, however, to considerably over a
million.
he Puisians are about 10 be presented with
sew distraction. line OF small steamboats, 10 soon
10 b startsd upon the Seine similar to those plying
upon the Thames. They are to connect the two
villages Of Choisy-ls -Roi and Amiens, stopping
twsny.one times on their route nine times in their
passage through Paris alone The distanse is twenty
miles, and will be accomplished in two hours, inclu-
ding the definitions. boat will leave each end of
10 line every half hour. For many years past one
~ two very slow steamers have made very slow ex-
'ursions On Sunday, in summer, to st. Cloud. 1
ave no doubt that the new enterprise will reap
sr harvest Of success. and that many cockney
PaIisian will see green fields VINO never green fields
aW before. G.B.r.
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PORTRAIT OF Henry CLAY.-The fine

PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY.-The fine
large steel Portrait of Mr.. Clay, engraved by H.
s. sadd from an original painting by J. w.
Dodge, has just been brought out afresh, and
may be obtained of S. French, l5l Nassau-st-
Though it gives Mr. Clay younger look than
that he now wears, we know no better engraved
portrait of the great Kentuckian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20

That portion of tho Cansadaigua asd
N;.sr,a Yalls Road extending from the oenssss
p,vs, "a Batavia, has been sublst 70 hsssrs Dsss.
lass q Husehtns, Of Lockport, sad WOOD Ce,a
p.6.lo. Who win commence the work Of Sssaefa.
rA. Sores n on the ground and the Afss move WI
BE- made in day or two
The work On the Sixth-sv. Railroad WIN
bs commenced In few days Ths Company sxpsss
10 complsts the Road and have IL In operation
about four months ..
The Secretary Of the Treasury has de
$500 hat no storage charges be svisd upon goods
1870 a or shipped from OsdsAsburs In bond, va
ne Osdsnsburg RailrosA,
The new Exchange Co. have bill be-
fore Tie Legislature Incorporating James seofa~.
Moses fayIor, jas. Brown, Leonard L. ss.aS,
| w. d Forrea, Rsosrt b. Niaturn, =. - -.
wall CAsslss N. Talbot, Thomas rns.sS.'
| Lee. John Ward, Nisholss Ludlsn' ana ...,.A
| dsrhill, end such oshsr persons - ns -.
With them, with the title Of TIE "a.
change CumDsnyv IL pfoSos" x.,eh..,I
| comnanv "a u~rchass and convey 80 80
% 6. 10 Guy, and 70 divide ne IssH -.
sAoa .moas ne sssskholdsrs. To ssps's.
pao. ..',,.d 70 900. 900. divided INTO ssssss ~
80 TAs Trustees are authorized V maze
s.-s.sson IN the buildiss, bat 1t 10 PROVIDED shaS
,.ssls roon shall always Be reserved sss NE OF
s,..rv u,rposss Of . Merchants Exehanes, y -
s..d u,dsr regulations prescribed By ~ Inssses.
:. s,b.crussoss to the stock the holdsss q NV.
ne oId Company have prsfsrsscs y s.s s.... y
~. .ruh.y az shaxes nov stsnds2s N sssn hA"'
80. ,..sdus of shares ere b. apporsioaso ~ 'ss'
-. N. other subscsfbsss. Ths Cony.sy, - =.
snsvsssS . borrow t3oe.ooA On nctv.SS a "a.
sss.se. withrhe wr'essn sSnsshs "
sSircs Of The capital an,
Con a o. Cosossl ssvs advertised ias ropo'. y
w. (cssssxS - ESsAn ysel
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Spsc'ai DHpafch TO The ". Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, March 10, 1854.
The Land Warrant Assignment bill, Just
passed, makes the warrants of 1850 assignable ;
1t also gives to the State troops of the War Of
1872, that were ultimately paid by the National
Government. the benefits of the bill of 1850
Moreover it pays Land Office Registers and Re-
ceivers the same compensation they had before
the passage of the Bounty Land bill.
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sale Of LAsp ], barrels from lsn5ns st DC Which
= hfTsnos WHISKY 10 steady; small sales Of ssrrsis
AZ ffc ald hhts a. si,c.
sALss or srocSs Frss Beayi-so ". Bssk. isN,
11ara IA -. 10 shils1sipha Be-. 1876 $See State S.
~ rssesss mn. ~ ~ Read. RR. III; 80 Nsrrstsss
~ LeaS Cos. Mort s. 81; 9PsAn Bx-. ii5l
Sseesd BessdtN. A. Rs .ite: $50 Ks b. istl s, ~
an and sm kk .ss. 81, ss siioe Ssas -. sli, 81 ses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20

MARINE D,sAsrER-Loss or LIFr.-lhe
schooner e. C. Scranton, Capt Rsdhsh, sailed nom
Nsw.Havsa on Wednesday last for Nsw'York, and
When Of Milford Point, about O'Clock Z. M s0o'
'osnly sunk Capt r. saved himself BY cuneins 20
q smsll-bsat, uatl he Was taken OF hall a noa'
Stsr The sshooasr vent down. By the scaf. NAY
Seenssn but the mate, Mr.. VIM. Hart. Of Guiiiord,
40 young man named Thoaas Linsley, OF FAh
maven. senpristng al on boaid, were trowasd.
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PHILADELPHIA.

ana Sk9Ck1s
U.,,.r.oxdsacs d The n. Tribune
PUIApsLrnrA. Friday, hsze. 10, 1854.
During the week ending yesterday, mere
"a 800 tuns of Coal transported on the keadihg
RsiI,osd sad 7,lis tans shipped BY schuyikm
TSs ,..usl spring elections in Philadslphia Co,
,o.dsy for Wsrd and rsw.shp ofaesIs gong q! %
rv,sy In some Of the districts the contest u qal.s
VAN. IN consequences Of splits N tAs opsss'''-
TSsrS has Sssn bss little ssssss dong - esy Sszs
~ m dsmnnd "a further snail sale Of Ne s.ss SO
n a. Is tan. The FLOUR mafkes vi III which
Sblr stsniasd brands havs sssn so ptos
& dscIs Il i5S cents small :slss ~ Sss.s 81 Mats
a. Sss:sr erssis ssS snt ssd s.ss{ ssssisx dong
tons IN BE yLous ssS vIxT. ssl sus hssas sd:ras
asisS q tSso = s0es sus6sls' !, Ss.sal a. ~. BAT
s'i S.s. csss e. I ss:,. a.. ~. ~:
loeo bushsls 9ovtA oars sssdJ zs - s,s
aesk q ne ss no csaass ass SEGA q =,
ss.wtsss Il Provisions sS''' -
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The Gale at Norfolk-Schssner Judge
Hopkfnson Ashore.

NORFOLK, Tbursday, March Is, 1854
A heavy gale set In the night before last and con-
tinued undated until last night The schr. Judge
Hepkipson, from Philadelphia. with a cargo OF coal
for Petersburg, was driven ashore in James River
and lies hard and Fast It is feared great damage
has been done TO the shipping on the coast.
The steamers Roanoke and City OF Richmond, for
NewYork, were detained by the gale till this morn.
ing.
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Judge Browns Decision in the matter OF the
Canal Enlargement.
ALBANY, Friday, March 10,

ALBANY, Friday, March 10, 1852.
The Newbwgh Telegraph OF to-day contains the
opinion OF Juoge John w. Brown, OF the Supreme
Couit, in the case submitted on written arguments.
The defendant to suit upon note pleaded that Ii
given in purchase of Canal Revenue Certificate,
3HaNaBs dAhfstabf -'ihont n"".'h~rai,aa and VOID
Am of opinion that all the material provisions Of
the act 70 provide for the eompleucn OF me Ene
Black River Canals passed July 10, 1851, are In con-
aict with the Constitution and therefore void
The only equivalent gwen for the promissory note
which the plaintiff seeks to recover, was Canai
Reyenue Certificates for the sum Of $500 made ana
is,ued in comiorunsy with the act the certiucats
hss no real or aotuAf value and never had the note
not be enforced Judgment is given for defen-
de nj upen the demurTeT-the plaintiff TO withdraw It
And reply to the answer within % days or paymens
~ .ostr. JOHN w. Brown.
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M1rderess Convicted.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Friday, March 10, 1884,
Ann Hoag, who has been confined in this Jail for
the past three or four months, was this evening
found guilty Of murder. The Jury were out about
thirty hours This makes the second capital convic-
ton during this term. Somers. who is implicated
with her, will not be tried before next term
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Louisiana Wing Convention--FilImore for
President,
NKw- ORLEANS, Tue

NkW-ORLEASs, TUESDAY, March 10, 1851.
The Louisiana Wing State Convention met at
Baton Rouge to-day. The attendance was large,
every parish being represented Messrs. Fill
more (for Presidency and Critteuden (for Vice
President were nominated by reclamation.
Electors were appointed, and great enthusiasm
prevailed.
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PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March 10, 1852.
Alderman Dennis, of oyams nsing, a Revolution
airy veteran, aged %, and formerly Coroner of the
County for more than 20 years. died to-day in Moys-
mensing District.
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s.,;.u. Acciden, 10 Mrs. Mowatt.

BOSTON, Frl4Hy, Mdrcn IL, 1917
About 9 O'Clock this evening as Mrs. Mowatt, the
.ctre,s was returning to the city from an excursion,
when opposite Winthrop House, her horse 1ecams
fre hteped and fractious. and rearing up fell upon
ne She Was taken into Winthrop House insensl'
be Physicians were sent for and for some time It
was feared her injuries were fatal Subsequently;
ho~svsr she revived, and requested to DO conveyed
90 the house of her sister Mrs. Thompson, which
was done upon a litter. Two or three ribs were
broken, but il is nov thought she may recover.
ruIo or tha, she was dead caused consioeraole eA-
cite meut at the Howard Atheneum.
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The southern Mail-Items from Mexies-Ala'
bama southern Rishts Convention, &c.


BALTIMORE, Friday, March 10, 1851
The New Orleans m ais OF the 18th and 18th inst.
were received TO- night
BY the arrival Of the schooner Bonita papers from
the City oil Mexico TO the 25th ult had reached
New-orleans- The news was unimportsns The
country generally was quie,-the ONLY disturbance
OF note being at galapa, where there had osea pro-
nunclAmento. 1t was soon suppressed.
The arrest of Captain Levy had occasioned much
surprise and alarm in Mexico. The papers gen
orally consider it an evidence of the deter
ton OF the Government of the United States to in
sst on the Gsray Grant, and ratification of the
Tehuantepec treaty. The Trait GUassn lays par.
tcular stress on this point and calls public as.en.io
tols Inc TRAIT d'UHsoa has al ways been In favor
OF rscosizng the grant, aud warned Mexico TIA, sas
would get into trouble BY annulns it.
The Legislature OF Tanauiipas passed an act
oxempsng from taxation all VINO suffered during
the sege.
The Chamber of Deputies had passed res,lu-
ton TO prevent the Government from rene wing the
Tobacco contract
Dr. Thomas Kennedy, bearer Of dispatches from
Mr.. Letcher, Minister at Mexico, had arrived at
New Orleans from Veia Cruz, on his way to WASH
iDgton.
The schr. Arcade, arrived at Jacksonville, Fla,
fell in, Feb 90 with the wreck Of tne brig Adelaide
Of New-York, abandoned.
Mankintewn Iron Works at Richmond, Va were
destroyed BY fire on Wednesday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20

ERrs. Pa, Friday, March ~ loS5
Thomas G. Colt (Whis) has been slsc'ea nsJo''
M.rkets Repsr.ed bv Telegraph
Nxw ORLEANS, Wednesday, March IL. 1901
cnrTor il dull the sales TO- day were festilcseo
.. a Goo h.Iss TopAcco-500 hhds. sold az 3to3o
Nh,c =, our IL NJ 90 90Gt4. Corn has declined Ac
on S0o husa sole az 45G47c. Mess Pork Is quiet al
xl6 so: Prime, $l4. Bacon and LARD are un
chsnsed. WHISKY sells at l7ic. ,o.s
Nrw OaLEASs, Saturday, March Is, ieos.
Thu demand for CoTroN has been checked vas ~
terpcon bv the advance in ieisnts Inc ssiss ;h,
:, ,ss Zoo bales fagIoHrs are Advancing. CcpoA
is taken for Liverpool st7-lod srkRLiNs nAShA'"'
is q, oa9t y cent prem ,s ,sss
cor-ox ha been active to day. Fully 900 bales
chsns Cd hands at IN advance OF &c; suio! .,aonAs
IL onssed az ne Mess PoRx is dull at $40 "a;
NKw. ORLyASs, Tuesday. March 10, 1857 g..
The transactions in CorTos to-day reacneo W.
h,ss. prices being ic easier. Sirica Mioohns, ~
Prime MoLAssEs sells at 3iG25e Inc oester qas.s,
hes of Sugar are firm. $50 bids: soiu so'aAy -
IIc. for fair. Mess PoRK 10 at 10 sv@SIo 10;
W. Sr Lewis, Tuesday, March 10. lo,..
p.~,,o.. are ,ctive Sales were made yesseI-
A. =, eco bols Mess Pork al els Lard In oarrss
ara t,erces il st Sc and IN kegs Sc s..
CHARLxsroN, Thursday, March Is, 1907,
Ccrror-Sales to-day 400 bales Ths w.
husness has been 10 900 bales at prices ranging M
Seic. The market closes arm az falI pncss ~ The
Az. T.;r 6asle Fair, sfc. The rseeipss % -.
LEI have been 1872 bales, and the ssock, e~'
-. ~ hat on shpboafd, 10 So, 4s7 bales -, ,sss
si' CU.RIxsrox, "Wednesday. Aafcn ~ l,,s .,
c,rroS-a 500 BALES sold AZ eiasic. Inc "Ai>''
| n 6rm and prices full
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Notice 20 Mariners

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March ~, isSx
aaixr.,cA from i.ewes Del 4, states that the iedge
Itsht. boat in Delaware Bay broke away uoa Isl Ss.
mooripss during the sale Of "Wednesday, ss1 ~
not been heard of since. She supposed W nv"
ham blown oNt 70 sea.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE or THE rHERhoABTRR,
At A. Dststows Formerly LSwcA CIarks) aSi Wal IT.
1889. IAN Noon JPN. SPIN.
March l9..........29 81 30 IS
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x...n,b n, q, Louis-ssase Of the River.

ST.. LOUIS Tuesday, March 10 is9S
Kossuth leaves here this evening for New-onsss'
ON the steamer Alexander Scott. The sass Oh nsA'
s,Yi.n BoDcs here amounted TO eco
The River is rising rapidly and is higher shaa y
has Bean since the hood Of 1851. The wsafnsf
oAOWeYy.
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xxxIIA CONGRESS. First se.ss...
SENATE. .WAsHINaron. March is. Ias2.

DINA lE..-. w ARLINGTON, March Is, 1852.
MIR. CAss rose to make personal expla-
son Davis, published in Tas Un,on concerning what
was the true meaning of the Nicholson Letter.
He then read long explanation, and dennition of
ject Of Slavery in the Territories and of the pow
ers, rights and sovresnty of the people inhabiting
tho Territories, and of Territorial Governments
over the same subject.
On motion by Mr.. HAMLIN the bills au.
thorizlDg the issuing of Registers the big Ameri-
Ca and ship Kossuth were taken up and passed.
-Four private bills were ordered to third
reading, and, after short Executive session, the
Senate adjourned till Monday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr.. SEYMOUR Conn. LocO) moved that
I the House 60 into Committee on Private Bills
Mr.. HoUsToN Gala. Loco) moved the De-
feiency Bill to be taken up.
The question being taken on Mr.. Sey-
mours motion, only eighty.two members votsd-not
Mr.. BRooKs IN. Y, Whig) asked if the
Deficiency bill should not be disposed OF by wednes
day, whether the Homestead bill would not then be
taken up in continuation OF the special order.
The SPEAKER replied afirmatively.
Mr.. HALL (Mo., Loco)-Have we not
already appropriated MY millions Of dollars for the
lures in any one year of Mr. Folks ADMINISTRATION
Mr.. CHANDLER pa, Whig)-We want
to pay Folks debts.
Mr.. HALL-No. To pass your own ex-
tTaysgance.
Mr.. BaooKs-We challenge inquiry in
Committee OF the Whole to refute the remark OF the
gentleman from Missouri.
Mr. HOUsroN was disposed to let private
bills be taken up day, az they had not had chance
for two weeks.
Mr.. STANLY (N.C., Whig) called for the
Yeas and Nays on going into Committee on private
bills No quorum.
Mr.. HALL do not understand that a
quorum il necessary to take the Yeas and Nays.
SPEAKER-I understand quorum is nsc-
cessary to do the business of the House.
Mr.. Orr Is. Z. LocO)-It seems very
difficult to get quorum. therefore move call Of
the House to see who are absent.
MIR. JONES (Tenn. Loco)-I call fer the
cas- and Nays on that, which will be the same thing
as calling the House. They were called and result
cd in IA against 95.
Finally, the House went into Committee
n the private calendar. One private bill only was
debated. Adjourned.
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Daniel webster.

BALrrnoRH Friday, March ~. 1893,
Hon. Daniel Webster ari,sd here eo-nisn!. ~
.c.s IN to-morrow to NswJsrssy, 70 " me gre"
India Rubber case.
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Later from Havana and Key West By the
Steamer Isabel at On arlest,n.
CHARLESTON, ThursdaY.

CHARLESTON, Thursday, March Is, 1881.
The steamship Isabel, Capt. Rollins, arrived here
this morning, having left Havana on the morning
Of the 18th, and Key West the same evening Po-
litcally and commercially the news 10 unmportaat.
Left at Havana u s. steamship Fulton. steam
ship Ohio, arrived on the 18TH from New-York for
Chagres. and steamship Georgia, Chagres for New
York which arrived on the l5h
KEY WEST SHIP NBws The damaged cargo and hull OF
the ship lebanon had been valued S 49, and the Court
awafee on The 18th inst. Sl4 3sz salvage.
Spoken of Key West 18th INST, brig Leave,a 10 days,
Pbadelphs for Mobile Manchester. 80 days Havrs
for New Orleans ship Enc New York for Apalachco ola.
Ar at Key West. 10Th brig Charles Cox. New Y Jrk.
1Ih. brle Sarah voss, AuaksPas, for Richmond leaking
500 strokes per hour. 10Th, John Stroud, EewYork
Mr.. Blake and an Indian Delegation had been
landed at Cassolohaiiehie.
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rhiDAf, AAIcn W. ~
There was fair amount Of business dono
at the Stock Board this morning. without much
change in prices, but under free sales By leading
house. quotations were scarcely sustained ct ysstsr.
daysratss. The operators for rise, however, were
generally ready to take the Stocks offered and the
Ball" interest appears confident Of further rise
as they we're before the last upward movement. Be-
tween the Boards, there Was not much done, and
the market was heavy. At the Second Board, the
transactions were to moderate extent, at about the
prices of the morning, but at the close, there was
better feeling. Nicaragua huctuatsd Considerably
being offered at 30, with 2s bid At ,hs morning Board
and selling at SCI in the afternoon. U. 8. Bank
went to II again, and Madison sold al ss-a further
improvement Of " cont. Indiana So advanced !
Illinois Int. Imp, Virginia &c, Michigan South
ern, I, sc. Eric securities were rather heavy al
the First Board, but we're aftsrward 6rmsr.
The Sterling market is steady bat there
10 not much doing for the steamer. We quote o@l0
~ cent; there are good bills TO be had at ~ aol
Francs, 5so0sl7t. There 10 fair supply Of bills.
The market is little frmer for Freights
with engagements 1000 bales Cotton T.Saat 1000
bbls Flour lsiOd; Grain 3D. and ,oootcs Seed In the
steamer, IS. To London small engagements as pre-.
vicus pYicsssTo Glasgow 400 bills Resin ON private
terms. To Haus the market is duh at 10. for Cot
ton, and AoG4s. To Pstsrsbursh 500 bales Cotton
were taken at &c. and to Hamburg, 900 bales Of
ic Lumber freight TO San Juan Was made at
$40 So To California there is q moderate business
doing al previous rates.
There is no important change in the Mon
o. market. The demand IL rather mare assivs bot
the supply IL ample some Of the Banks took today
considerable lines Of hrs GLASS short paper st t0st
y cent.
's Wy ~ Va snsss sassixad. at the Sab rsas-
640063. sss'Aes = -
The most attractive public sale Of Dry
Goods making at present. are those Of French Gosds
Messrs. Coffin g. Haydock offered large cstslosus
yesterday, consisting principally Of Drsss Goods snd
silks. A long line Of rich Printed Paris Fouisrds
Sold o307oo., and 600 pieces single ooiorsd Prsnsh
B.resss at $780, A line Of new Ribbons sold at good
prices and In duplicates. New Ribbons are scarce;
silks are Arm in price. A handsome line Of French
Printed Chaly was not sold, excepting single lot o.
x5c. These goods are not In demand.
There was large attendance OF buyers from we
Civ. ana the Eastern and Western cities, and Ne
bidding was animated.
The Imports Of Dry Goods have been
moderate during the week, showing eonsidsrsess
decline a. compared with the previous week Of this
month The figures are a. follows
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Advertisement. The foil

IAdV6rusement.l- no ioio~iuS -.
tho editorial columns Of Ths Homs Journal, oy Mof-
ITS & Willis, needs no comment
"rhis may truly be called an age OF great oiscov-
syies in the realms Of science and the arts ous We
have never had our creouisy sss ;9n...Ds The
wonderful phenomena attending she Lectures sno
sxneriu ents in Mental Alchemy, BY Prof. Williams,
At Metropolitan Hall To see man u Ps 10. .nd
In perfect possession Of his senses, u one time 70
completely fastened In his char a. 20 oeIy MS w
most endeavors TO rise, ana immeaissy a,s. -.
tirel, isolated from surrounding Objects unde! AZ
sion placed on his mind oy the Professor tna
he VAS some notable parsonage, ana eesih9 ena
speakinr in exactly tho same manner - sna' ~.
,rression vas from real life ;-we say, 70 see ano
hear ali this 10 enough almost 70 make ons dis.s.
leve the evidence of his own senses mn W - ~
stI sIsatsr tax to believe that all MS suo)scS ae ~
cOaoa with him ~ 81 tsund VINO would sI
ness the farce, and thus put the pubic on snen
euard Bus there 70 something 10 tne seisnse, ~,
are convinced w hs to Sscds but
~.rt s.d amszsmens seem 70 be the ofosr OF w
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The Gale Mt the South.

BALTIMORE Friday. March ~, 1872.
The gale on the Chesapeake was very severe. INC
Nnris,f boat due yesterday morning did not arrive
until noon to-day, having been detained In conse-
The steamer City of Richmond could noslssv on
The steamer Herald, from Baltimore, was 90
much str aimed By the storm that she sprung LEAK
and was detained.