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Important from Chill.

The forces Of Gen. Cruz were defeated
with terrible slaughter, by Gen. Bulnes, on the sIh
December, near LOngomilla, and subsequent revolt
and total disperon Of his army followed on the 18th
On the l4th the news was made known to the peo-
pie of Santiago, amid the firing OF cannon and the
strains of triumphant music.
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Number Of Tsilways..-.-
Miles Of road & branches

Ntua 81 the Companies make tAsG rsssfAe Sos o.y
go. maths of 1851. II The operations u twelve
,,..sha vus sddsd, Il would change ~ ssssh
.o-.vAss. m ~ income y sses. % soss n sene-
o,sshxsS ss EssAsA reg,
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE Thermometer.
A. J. DelStours Uormerly Lunch q Clarksl ~ Wall 1T
1852. IA. M. Noon. 3P.M. SIP. NJ.
March l3..49 50 81 So
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increase, equal 10 nearly ~ per eens... t5OoI VI
The Baltimore American, speaking Of
the Railroad Convention which 10 to assemble this
evening In that CITY, In relation TO tho susqsshsans
Railroad, says:
"The charter contemplates tho construction 81 .
railroad commencing al tho northern terminus Of
tho York and Cumberland railroad, and runsisg
thence north w1dly along the banks Of the SusQus-
hanna River to SunbuYy. and ultimately TO williams
port On its way up to 5unoury. distance Of fsrty
miles IL will cross and unite with the fs0nsy lvsnia
rsilrosc and also with tie four different railroads
which sevsraIly connect the DAuphin, Lykens VAL
lev, Trsvorton. ard Shamokln coal regions With tho
sysQuehaIna River. At WIlliamsport, further die.
lance OF about forty miles, It will unite with the rail-
road lescing to Elmira-a point on the New-YcSk
and Esia Railroad TO Baltimore BY thirty MAE
miles than 70 New-York. and bringing Baltimore
tAs much Eearsr to Dunkirk than the city Of New
York now Is by her great road on which twenty Ave
millions OF dollars have been expanded. At WIZ
liams port too, certainly and PROBABLY at gunbuTv,
the susqushanna Railroad will have direct con-
nec,ion with the town Of Erie on the Lake, BY tAs
railroad which Philad ephia and Nsrth- western Penn
sylvania are new concentrating their means ard
efforts 70 ascompush-
The annexed table presents tho statistics
ofths Railroads for Massachusetts, for ls4o. 1850 sAd
1851:
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70, and the Banks are discoussins all their sssa

large, and the Banks are discoustins al their go
offerings
The amount received q: the Sub-Treasury
d $loa,lia paid. tis.oai-saIancs $s.so6.sss
There is an attempt on foot to organize
sew Bsak In the upper part Of the City. to be called
the Alliance Bank. A nes Bank 10 also 10 b sstas-
hshed IN Bresklyn, to b called the Aschanicf
Bank. We hear also of one or two Insurance Com
panies In projection.
- The following table will show the Ex-
ports OF Specie from this port for the week. and foT
The war thvs far
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The imports of Div Goods thus far in


March have been es,s, os4 asainss assa oil during
same period Of last year. showing A increase Of
es4s,o7s, the result Of large arrivals Of China slks.
We are requested BY the Beard of Trss.
tees of the hsrehans' Exchange Company 10 psb-
ish the following correspondence
NEW YoRK, March 10. lisa.
JANIS e. MING, Esq, Mortgages ~ posssssssS Of fAs
HvehaafS Exchange.
DBAR SIs: By authority and ct the request Of he
Trsaess Of the Merchants Exchange Company.
ties corcsfnec to postpone the sale Of this property
which 10 advertised to be sold the 18Th inst. un
Cd with the plan and proposals. - published OF the
Board OF Trustees FOX loan OF $3.50, 900, with the
avails Of which to pay of the debts Of tns company
IL believed II this loan can b made that all par
ties and all interests connected VITA the company.
las wei CREDITORS az stockholders and bonoholdexs
not protectsd) must necessarily and do no ~, In fact
favor this plan for finally terminating the difficulties
that have long retarded the prosperity OF Me Com
pany.
l will not say that there is confident hope Of
warranted in saying there Is reasonable expscta-
ton that II delay be granted until tho middle Of
April, the loan may be obtained.
The feeling Of excitement and opposition, conse-
qusnt upon the late legal 10 fast wearing
away the money market Is becoming moro favora-
BILE and besides Mr.. Haistsd, Mr.. Knapp and myself
have laid the subject OF this loan before . LoadoA
house BY todays packet and we are inducedto hope
for favorable result
We propose to borrow only $500 900 or 5000 900
at London, relying upon obtaining the remainder
here.
Under these circumstances, for the benefit Of all
interests, and without there being possibility that
the interest ofthe creditors protected bv the Decree
can be injured, or hszsrded by the delay, We ask
that the sale OF the property may be postponed until
the middle Of April.
am, very respectfully, your obsdisn. servant.
JAMES d. p. OGDEN.
Nrv.Yosx 10Th March, 1850
JAMES DEPEYsrER OGDEN, ESQ Dear Sir La re-
ply to your letter Of l0tn inst, requesting 70 post
leth inst to the middle Of April. beg TO state
that do not feel warranted In SO doing.
Irsmain. dear Sir. respectfully yours.
JAMES q. KING, Mortgage, 30.
Aaadjourned meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the United States Bank (as incorporated BY the
Legislature OF Pennsylvanis) will b held in the
Board Of Trade room, Merchants Exchange, Fhila'
delpha, on Wednesday next to receive the reportof
tho Committee appointed at she stated meeting, rs
alive to action on the affairs Of the institution.
At Philadelphia the Money market u
very easy. The rates are car y cent. on nrsscsss
paper. The Boston market is also very easy atlas
u cent. The banks in both cities are discosnsing
freely.
The Annual Report Of the Canal APP
praisers has just been printed. This Departments
has Gone quite large business since IL orsanixa
tioa.
Since the organization Of tho AppratssrS De-
n.rtment a SIS 500 % have been awarded on 4,0H
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LECTURES.

lRCHBISHOP HUGHES AND HIS CHAP
TER OF ACCIDENTS.
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Anu z3U In sIeefase-iotai, SSo.
The steamer connected with the steam.
ship Pacific Capt. Jarvis which left San Francisco
on Saturday, Feb. IA, at O'Clock p. NJ arrived at
San Juan on the evening OF the 27th, bringing $500,
600 on freight and 800 passengers.
The Mail steamer Panama was not to
sail till Feb. is.
There is no news of very striking in.
terest.
The agitation for an alteration of the
Constitution of California is urged with great sager-
ness.
A Fugitive Slave Law has passed the
Assembly.
The clipper.ship Sword Fish arrived at
San Francisco in 90 days.
Judge Henry A. Tefft, formerly of this
State, was drowned at San Louis Obispo.
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wULIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

In February, 249 patients were treated
=, tho W,llismsbursh Dispensary, Of whom liz were
fo,e;snsrs and II natives; $50 prescriptions were
issued.
The School Board Of Finance have
sn,.bed their school appropriations, rs follows;
item living been omitted in presenting tue esti'
- If the Frs. Ward Trustees at the nrss meet
:, If the Board, it was now offered and on motion
$50 was voted for ordinary repairs OIL 0chooi
Houses IN that Ward. The,
hg Tse estimates for the Second Ward were snen
lid for and the folio wins sums were agresd upon
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A necessary for School purposes In 'na' :oo m
TeacneIs Sna - 900 90
Books sho o'~''one'''-' - 400 90
Fuel - 80, - 800 90
O,dinary Reps Of School House------ s SSo ~ 20
Coltngen. 400 90
Library money 100 90
SALARY OF l. S.nooi uor.ss - s3I 90
furniture for new PnmaIy----:c:;--;-:.-- ~" w
Defsiency Of Appropriation oil 1911 oeins
state money not received 0y Inc tIuSeS'' a az, ss
bot 70 be pad to the City Ireasuie!..-:: =. :.
Total. 49,.
The sstimate for the Third Wre weIe sasn
called for and the fsllowi sums were 9eelaea~
he necessary for School purposes In tnss 1co M
Teachers "ssss..-.,,'-'. 700 90
Books an 1910 49,, .,n.r.tua - 100 90
Maps ah3 o'e' ~A~' - 800 0V
fuei.- 80 % ;. -, a.ncoi House $4,000 900 90
Fsesing and Fencing yard OF seno0a n0u'o on, IA
Lioraiy mohey 50 90
saiafy ol xloi an $500 100 90
kuInHuIe ioi nc" $50 90
Salary OF e1,soi - :. $50 90
Conunssn. aonsss - 200 90
deficiency Of Appropriation Oh ieoI, us n.s,
state Money not received by 1russess Sa' o,e a.
10 be paid to the City Treasursr- I've =.
IoeG. 80. .. ~ -~~s
The estimates having all been conssoeaea, -
stated that the city tar for the purposes
the consideration OF the Beard woei1 % svss
AIS 600 less than the sums voied ~ no noalG sn1s
being the state money accung 70 "uus~so~1Ss
foxlssl md 1854.
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TEN DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER


The steamship Daniel Webster. Capt. C..
Fl. Baldwin, from San Juan de Nicaragua,
arrived at Quarantine last night at III
o'clock.
We are indebted to Gregory's Express
and R. Lord, Esq, Purser Of the d. W., for
our files Of papers promptly delivered. We
are also indebted to Adams Co.'S Express.
The Daniel Webster left San Juan ON
Saturday, March 6, at IL O'Clock NJ and arrived of
srndy Hook on Sunday, lith, at O'clock P. ~, max.
ing the passage in days and hours.
The following is the manifest of cargo
~ tho D,ni.l wshst.r.
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advertisement. There is no doubt

Advertisement. Farmers, Contractors
arc Housekeeper in want Of male or female Labor
ers. would do well TO cal at the Emgrans Labor
Eychanoe No 81 Capal.st., as the Commissioners
~ Em;eyatjon have about $500 persons now under
their charge, who are anxious to get employment at
very low rates OF wages.
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ADVERTISEMENT nNhh aAoND"IO
prcp. Nvw SILKs-Rich brocade, striped ano plain
chare,abIe silks, from auction, very cheap, at M
RodiSs,s No. 3a3 Grand-st., corner OF Orchard.
so rom the same sale, one invoice OF white Grape
saul. Main and embroidered, from IS to $40 and
aIS acknowledge by every one to be the cheapest
.hawls sold this season
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-lAdvertise ment l-NEw Day GooDs.
Tbs .n,ine campaign fairly opens this day al G.
w Sanders & Co successors to 8. Barker, No 3ol
Grandss where 100 cases Of new gooS, WIN .o DO
-, 49, c,ty We invite all our readers to Call and
secure the bars aims.
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Ward were called, who found the wife stretched
on the floor feless, her hair and garments In great
disorder, and her two little children weeping oy ner
side The wTetched husband and father, VINO IN MS
passion created evidently BY spurious liquor, mad
lust taken the life of his wife, made no effort to
escape, but, looked on the dreadful picture 10 a
logged manner, apparently not rssMng tae asI,
position he had placed himself IN Ofcers Mansaeld
and Brown tsok the murderer into custody and con-
yeved him to the Station house. TO await the finding
of the CoT0ners Jury.
quest ON the body and the following testimony was
Cafharire Garry. sworn-says she resides with her
husband at No. 242 East 18th 81 IN the same house
with deceased about O'Clock on Friday evening,
went into the room OF the deceased l saw hef hus'
band there l was attracted to the room on hearing
the deceased scream I told her not to scream In
that way / then returned back to my own room; In
about twenty minutes after ward heard her scream
again l again went to her room, and saw her stand
ing with her back to the counter In the 'front.' room,
while her husband was sitting in chair, with baby
on his arm and child on his his knee there was no
ore else in the room at the time; SAID thought
YOU told me you wouldn't scream 50 loudly :" the
dece ased replied Oh, can't help II" her husband
did rot say anything returned again to my room,
and in about quarter Of hour after the husband
came to my room door snd saA, II you please, viii
you come and look a. that woman sac Is IN sery
BAD state !, went with my own husband 70 see her,
ard when we entered the room the deceased was ~
Ing on the door, her hair scattered about saw
nothing that she could or might nave struck
had been beaten; Judge this from the state Oh ner
hair, and her whole person; l saw her In the AMER.
noon, at O'Clock she seemed to be at that time
perfectly well.
pa,,ck Garry the hush and of the previous witness,
.ss,hed 10 about the same facts as his wife, with
Inc exception that he says he has known the hus-
hand of deceased for month past and never say
him beat his wife, nor did he ever see elmer Oh
them drunk, or hear them quarrel before this occa-
siop The husband told witness that deceased WAS
drunk. and "fell of" and died. There seemed 70 DC
some blood around the lips Of deceased at the time
saw her.
Magdalen Schroeder sworn, says-I reside al colnei
NJ Avenue A and ThiJteenth-st Ihsard scream.
ing in the apartment of deceased, and wens 20 inc
hack window saw the husband OF deceased nav
MS wife on the floor. holding her oy the tnross ~
llcking her IN the breast the prisoner no
said 70 be the husband, is the man say s1s
dscsased and beating her 1t was about haiEpsn
on 4 Quarter before s;x O'Clock, when saw wha'
| have stated. r.;r.t;cr al
,hs hody Of dece assd He testified as follows iIounu
some bruises on the back ofshs st hand ana on
| and on the face, partisulsriy the ies eyeu ~
s.s,pe of the scalp found the marks o. 2 sss0ss
confusion over ths night temporal muscle sns wv
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TUE subscriber offers for sale HE Farm, sitnNea aoou'
FIVE miles from Washington, in Prince neorge seonbV'
MARYLAND N contains I7S acres, above MOI whrh
hue auyial meadow, producing At present Ton ana h
of hay 10 the acre. but which under improved cntusy
~oud prodnc. at least tive tors Hay Sc IN the " 81
ington market at SI5 TO $40 per ton shout foar
of the place msrsh with several feet IN
OF black earth the result OF decyed vegetaiion
properly composted 10 source from which the nplu MY
be enriched NJ reasonable Abont 80 acres OF soOI
Isnd-growtL principally oak and chestnut The Anu sA
cept the meadow IL Eliminating, aud has many pretty s
for building There are many springs Of excellent water
the place aud IL is noted for tia besthfnlness Inc c
N, Ieater part s sandy loan underiad BY SOM
places clay predominsting hbont 70 acres conid oe
into small gardening farms ~ wing nearly Nh ela IA
AZ od and land 10 each There Is orchard OF 'o
peach tees and ca apple trees Dtbe place All bearing
about ga apple trees, ready for grating III rs Wen 80,
IN. buildings area log house Of ionr rooms WITH 's
addition of three rooms meat house OF sun urea orr"
log Kitchen separate from the dwelling acorn mouse
carriage house Ae There IL stream Of water rhnpnh
rough the place with sufficient water ana isI o'
mill Price 10 per acre. Terms one ihiri c'sh'
iang creiit for The residue IL desiroi. Address -
Ict ~ MARTIN BUELL. Washington "
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PATENT AGENCY.

rNHE subscriber having been many years engaged In
building AMI using at! kinds of machinery, il now en-
poyel AZ solicitor Of patents In ths city Intimate knowl
edge Of mechanical operations enables him
inventions, to describe aud specify patent claims much
more readily than lawyers who have this bust
ness Models forwarded 10 the subscriber will be duly at
tended to drawings sps cihcaons &c will b. made and
patents procured Models mrst b. marked with the In
tors name Freight o. models aud letter postage must
be prepaid chespness Those writing from distsDc,
should give their town, county, and STATE.
MA AR OLD, Pat mt Agent.
Washington, ID. e., LIST month 18th, lS52-6m
a. ARNOLD refers by permission 10 his Excellebry
Alien, "oyernor OF Rhode Island Edward W iswton Col
Of Cue Newport, Rhois island. Hon. Thomas j. Rusk
u -. Senate. Hon. T.. 4 lanes n Sen.te
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WATER CURE ESrABLI>HNE<r, BRATrLE
uUROUGH, XFRNO<r

'Ilik proprietor Dr.. X WESSkLHOEtT, begs to inform
the public that he has recovered from his severe sick
ness anu hb. again 20 attend 10 his professional dIeA
Former snl PATIENTS therefore may depend upon hi
giving due attention 10 their They will also fnd
pleasant and comfortable accommodations both for them
selves AMI friends but will please TO remember that the
establishment is intended for me diseases by
y nuier aud not for hotel at fashionable watering place
fst the lover OF nature and quiet residence thu
house has many attractions besides its cure for
tnre has indeed been lavish Of her g the town. thu
walks and drives In the vicinity March ~
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Noi' III eommsnces July, -tsSl This unique oFt9sns'
ami we'll Demonstrated systems Of phrssSiesy Pays
osy and Fhys surveys from nsw Po,.t ~
ir~ the great wonders OF the age The kncwsiss ms
AMI the elevation Of the its aims
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X BUCHikAk N. Cinoinnaii.
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..xxxyIyAN,A RAILROAD.

ursp ARRANGEMENT bet~een Philsislphn
Nv Wv ps., shnrg-time reduced 10 twenty .fonr hours
.,,.r the lat of December next passengers VIII DC
80. ~ the Psnnsyiv aniS Railroad Company between
and Pittburg IN twenty four hours With onv
s.saty-sght aiIss " staging over an exe-en iwnps'
Fare, Sill. L.. 49,. ,,s Great
.s AMI the Atlantic aites The odAtons are
III respects Of the highest character. ,
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Me- n Agent Penn. Rsilrosa COMPANY
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MANUFACTURER Of Lard OH, star and Adsmantine
ll Candles 80 Water street between Main and Walnut
streets. CiDcinnsti, Ohio.
NJ g. Cash paid for Nos and lard grease mutton and
beef tsIlow MAY l5-tf
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OFFICE FoR PATENTS WASHINGTON. d. ,

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IL. necessary Drawings and Papers for applicants for pat
ents and transact all other business in the line Of hs pro-
fesson at the Patent Office He be consulted all
questions relating to the patent laws AMI decisions in the
United States Europe tie will procure hearings
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obtain patents In all where there any novelty Per-
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of their invention and the requisite be taken
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All letters business must be post paid and enclose
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OF Office on street, opposite the Patent Office
He has tao honor Of referring by permission TO Hon H.
l. Ellsworth and Hon. Edmund Burke late Commissioners
Of Patents and 10 those for whom he has bust
during the past seven years Oct q.
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VOL. VI.
FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF Pr,xS,,.


WANNA.
TUE third annual session Of this In.iitptior iii,
msnce Monday September 18Th ISL ana ~ com
four aud half months. N continue
FACULTY
Joseph y Longshore, NJ. ~, Professor n nh.,.,,
Diseases Of Women atd Children. "''e'f'es and
N. K. Moseley, N. d.. Professor Of Ans,o,
Abraham Lvezey, NJ. d. Professor Of Pr,sii.. .,,,-,
cine. "'e OF Met.
David J. johnson, M. d., Professor Of Chsm,s,,,, 49,.
Toxicology. "'ry and
WIN. N. Cornell, NJ D., Professor of Physiology and ,.,
Il. &. Rolfe, Nj ID Professor Of surgery
ElIwood Harvey, NJ. ID Professor Of Matsria M.l,..
Degrees will be conferred sud diplomas grained ~,
or the course Of Lectures. ' oose
FEES
Mstrcuation fee (paid only Once) s5m
To each Professor go
Practical Anatomy 80
Grafustion fee onU'
for further Information, apply personally or by ,
(past paid 10 DAVID j. JOHNSON Nj n '7''et
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NEWSPAPER ENCinS

MARLBORO HOTEL.
rTNENPEKANCE HOUSE. jerks a PARHS No.
l. 229 Washington street, Boston e. W JkNks
March 2n-lvg PsstS
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No sir such is not the wish or intention OF
the Wing party or of the American people
Such at least, ! know, is not the sentiment OF
the people whom have the honor here to rep
resent. or, if it be greatly mistook them and
they mstook me when they chose me to utter
thor voice on this floor The sons of those who
poured in from their fields and hillsides, and
gathered at Saratoga to win that glorious vic
tory for treedom-those sons when they shall
come in from those same fields and hillsdes to
exercise the rights so calamity won for them
by their fathers will not by their votes sanction
any policy, any sentiment SO ignoble and un.
worthy