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EXPRESSES.
GREGORY'S EXPRESS

- 49, - - II 1 - Il ~ ~ ~
TO OREGON
'rf'OUCHlNG Humboldt, l,-7z71
Irini4ad, X klamath, 49, n
Astoria, ST. IIelens, Port 'E....ssI -, ss;Jyf
land, Oregon City, by every EsA6s'a. = AS-----=
cleaner going North.
Also, to HONG KONG, China. touching a. the
sandwich Islands by American clipper built all
ing vessels.
TO the Southern and Wcslcm States, by New
|Oicaus direct, and also to the North aud Europe,
ly the semi-monthy steamers.
No connection with any other express company,
iae subscriber having completed the most systcm-
attic aud extensive express business in existence to
aud from the following
Offices. Agents
New York, Mcssrs. Thompson & Hitchcock.
Liverpool, John W, Han.
1cramento City, G. T.. CLARK.
Marys,i'le, Frank Rumrll.
Honolulu, $. ]. Mitchell Il Hutchins.
Panama, Ran, Runnells q Co.
Pouland, Oregon, w. B. Otvay.
Oregon Cny, Allan, McKinlly & Go.
Astoria, Leonard q Green.
Posot- Sound d" Crosby & Smith.
Milton. do do
salem, Wilson & Co.
Great salt Lake City.
JOSEPH w. GREGORY, Proprietor.
! Office in the Fire proof Barking House, corner
Of Montgomery and Merchant streets, san Fran
caco, California.
Sept 6, 1852. If
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
CONNECTING WITH THE
ONLY 1HRoUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND
OREGON !-THRoUGu TIcEETs NOW FOR
SALE
, 1852-11-20
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

lie w ES MINI ID Liz KEW LEW,
This able Journal was established under the pa.
tronage and support of the utra.liberals, SO slyed
Of the British House Of Commons among whom
RoWbuck, Mill, Bowring, Professor Long of the
London University, Miss Mauineau, and others
names need not be quoted conspicuously figured.
1t was for some years untcr ;he editorial superb
sion Of Jeremy Bentham, for which factit obtained
the sobTiquet Of the mouth.piece of Benlhanism.-
This work has ever been especially devoted to the
great topics which interest the mass of the people
its pages has been rife, it will be remembered, with
a series of powerful articles, tending to the reduc
tion Of Tory Nnd exclusive privileges, hereditary
rights, klngly prerogatlves, &c. The astounding
developments made few years since, respecting
the wretched and, then, unheard ofhorrors of some
branches OF the mining population Of England
first appeared in its pages. Not only have its ar
ticles been directed against the afore-ment,n
ed abuses the work has also maintained an unre.
lenting crusade against the alliance Of Church aud
State, thus virtually seeking to abolish the " Par
liamentary Religion of England and eventually
to remove the still existing marks of feudslism,
which continue to aiilct the British nation. 1t
has recently become the medium through which
Golden Promulgates his Free trade doctrines.
which will give it increased interest to the numcr.
Gus admirers here and elsewhere, of that great Re
former. In many particulars the Westminster Re-
view espouses political faith closely allied to that
ofour own country and therefore we may, with
out any extraordinary effort of charity, be induced
TO cherish it as an exorc worthy Of being engraft-
ed into OR more genial soil II has recently been
united with the Foreign Quarterly Review, the
more attractive features Of the two Reviews being
now combined in the Westminster, and thus al
ding gIeaty TO its value as a literary periodical
, 1852-11-20

LEONARD SCOTT & co., Publishers,
- Fulton Street, enhance 81 Gold St. New York
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CONGRESS-TuEsnAY.

SEkATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate
a communication from the Treasury Depart
ment, with a statement of the amount paid for
binding and printing since April. lS49.
Also, a letter from the Secretary of State
giving his reasons Tor not concurring in the re
port made to the Senate by the other depart
ments upon the subject ofu classification OF the
clerks in the several departments.
Mr.. Walker presented the proceedings Of 'he
Board of Health of Washington, declaring the
Ailanthus tree a nuisance.
Mr.. Clemens give notice of joint resolution
providing for the election of public printer.
Mr.. Weller then addressed the Senate in de
fence of his conduct while commissioner to run
the Mexican boundary.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIYEs.-Th House
agreed to meet hereafter at eleven O'Clock in
the morning.
On motion of MIR. Houston, it was resolved
that all debate on the Senate amendments to
the deficiency bill shall cease to morrow at
eleven o'clock.
The House then took up the bill granting
lands TO Alabama for railroad purposes. and
laid it on the table.
Mr.. ODDS. from the Committee on the Post
Offce and Post Reads, reported with amend
meuis, bill to reduce aud modify the rates of
postage of March, 1859. Its further consdeYa-
iion was postponed until Thursday next.
The House went into Committee on the
Senate's amendment 10 the deficiency bill.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

rycuANGE HOTEL.-A s Henderson,
"a ss,vsn,. Aiabama; v r Odtt, Ark;
r Henshsv Miss: F E Boy kin and lady and
daughter. s c; J Hunt, lady and child, MISS
HINT. w Lloyd, lady and children, south
| Carolina; 5 Peasants. Alabama murhead,
Alexandra; DIR Braxton and servant, MISS Vi
;ysr and servant, Miss Braxton, King William;
~ e smith. Hanover; e Maupin, Williams
burg: TIE Wacini, Augusta; Masters 5 and
i. Maupin, WILLIAMSBURG; T w Chappell and
lady, King William, c H Page, + II Page, &
B Page, Cumberland; A Jordan, Southamp.
ton: w Smith, Va; b F rarely, Baltimore;
w V Thompson, Columbia, Tenn; & Wasle,
Henry.
AMERICAN HoTEL-C H Robertson and lady.
Char lote Co; e Laughorne and 2 Misses Goo
wins, Washington; A Vanperbeck and lady, ko-
chester, N u Z J Newlin, Ly nchburg; A T Burton,
farmviIle; c R Lewis, Oxford, N G; T Harris
Bedford, Va; M Davis and FAM Mrs Caruthers,
Miss Caruthers, Miss Burton, Holly Springs Miss
DR. Wheat Chapel Hill, N C; Wadswortn ana
lady, Lagrange, Ala; G d Dickey, and q Hutcn
'nson, Georgia; 5 w Woolsey, Charleston; e
Preston, Norfolk; C Fl siddc, J Phillips,
Sylvester, I Muifree, g Chamberhn' n hiq
dick, w w Williams, w LIE, Hudgins,r
Mallory, Fl Marks. Va Mil Inslitutei fey'oh'
: Mo; DR. G. Evans, wife and niece, PhHada
CITY HOTEL j = Hunnicurf, Danvilie; john
w Spiers, RR;J N Andrews, Old Point w
Hunter, Princess Anne; G Laboy, d brod
max, Lynchburg: James brnlnr aiexanotIs a a. n
Wier, Alabama; johnson, Baltimore; M YIN
cent Petersburg; Joseph Rosenthal, baltimore; Z
Werten baker University OF Virs mia; Phillips,
Woodville X a Brown, James Sands Va; Chas f
Seidel K Davis, N w Burruss, Daniel E flick.
man, Louisa; Rosenthal, Ba timore; George
Corr King William.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-A Pike and Garrett,
Buckingham; Bruce, No,toway; Gregory,
Buckingham; Os5ourn, Eottoway; I Lyon,
Prince Edward; I Love, Lunenburg; K S win.
.,yf-t III 70 Nav hep Arro
hstan, Powhatan; Hamster, La; P Clark,
Prince Edward; R r Trice and R RagIand,
Goochland; C y Lipscomo, w Hawkins am J
Richardson, Charlotte; T + Haskins and son, A
Scott, q Miller and h Chappeli, P rince Edward;
Mr. Vaughan Notroway w Chiidress. Prince
Edward; Price, Southampton; J 8 Amiss, Va;
ID Sadier, Nottoway.
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MAXINE NE VS..
PORT OF iCHliON

ARRIVED,
Brig Kate Heath, Lee, New Orleans. mdze.
Schr Falmouth Lewis. Baltimore mdze.
ecnr Lydia Ann, VOORHEES,, New York, nay and
sat.
ochr Emma DeRussy, Wicks New York, hay to
w Wright
SAILED,
Steamship Viz. mia, Teal, Philadelphia nldze
&c, Mayo d Atkinson.
Schr Splendid, Rogers, Savannah.
Schr Victoria, Futile, James River
Schr Ashland, Sader, James kiver
Soop K eileen, Lawrence, New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

NEss FOR RENT, on Brook Turnpike, oppo-
an:a sIe the residence of VIM. Sledds, within 10
minutes walk Of the head OF Brt ad street. Brick
House, nearly new, containing rooms, with
store.ioom, BRICK kitchen, stable, carriage house.
AMI a well of delightful water in the yard with a
garden of about an acre, in Dice cultivation and a
quantity of choice fruit trees, which makes equal
To country residence. Possession given besw e. n
18th and ooh July. Apply to
I. C. WOODY
at T D. Quarles' Dry Goods store. No 229 Broad
street. jy 3-iaw3wE
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able of Rates.

Those over City years of age viii be chargsdia
psr cent. extra One dollar and fifty cents a. mlA'
sion fec viii be charged, in addition to the above,
the first year, and must be paid tn time OF ap'
piicaton and the first years deposit within thirV
days.
REFERENcEs.-Dogget & Anderson UpholsteE'
ers, corner 18th and Governor Ste. Richmond, va
Geo NJ West a. Bro, Booksellers, Exchange haeei
Smith Il Marvin, Merchants, Main ST.; Bowen
Bruce, Washington Hotel; Mcdonald Lyons
Regalia Manufacturers, Exchange Place; haoas
ton 4 Bro Furniture dealers 18TH ST.. do; Thomas
Hornbrook, merchant, Wheeling Lang, ha'd
ware do, do; George Hsrdman, builder, do j.
Wharton, Editor of Times and Gazette do; Ard
Mehaffy, Esq, Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Geo
w Balm, Savings Bank, Portsmouth; j blanchard
Superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor Oh
Ohio; Hon Joseph A Wright, Gov'r OF Indiana
Hon Augustus C French, Goy'r OF Illinois; hon
Austin King, Gov'r of Missouri; Hon hicnaio
Brodhead. Senator from Penn; Hon James VI 9of'
ter, Easton, do.
All communications should DC addressed (po''
paid) to A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent. Richmond, va
il--fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

NuMMEK CLOTHlNG.-st l.l-Inf;
CnEar FOR CAsH.-The subscribers have
90 hand large stock OF Alpaca Linen and silk
sdvans ma .a snsy are willing to sell at small
ms warm weather, requested 10 cal a. "a 10
VAN IA. street AID supply themselves, ron 4 ygaY
je % 8. MERCHANT WElsIGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

To- The small pox has been prevailing to
Some extent in Louisa Co., but there has been
no new case for six weeks.
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y my whole t1ck of Dry Goods at cost, and all
in want OF Goods will find it to their advantage to
examine my assortment, which consists in part of
rich Brocade and plain cbaneeable Silks, splendid
Barages, Tissues, Lawns and Deanes, plain and
embroidered Cra.e Shawls, very cheap; 10 and
1874 Linen Sheeting, Damask Table Cloths, Nap.
kins, Towels, Diapers, pure Irish Linens, Mar
settles Gu Its, Dimiy, FnnFes, Girshams. 1874
Hamilt m Sneeting, 81 Pi'low.case Cotton, black
Silk trimming Laces, French Calico, white sp,ip
and col0red Muslins, Swiss ana Cambric Musiius.
Parasos- with large assortment of Staple and
Fancy Goods. JACOB.
jy7 50 Main street
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Range of the Thermometer
AT J. w. hANDoLPH's No. III, Main street,
YESTERDAY.
~ As NJ, Ign "a SIN
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DIR. ADDINGTON- -
~ duafel Denfist-PRACrlEnss

iA~NI icf<, invites attentic,
to few more new facts
He has ceased to pick his OWE teeth, cornnl,in =,
the newspapers. and sigh over taking anotper ~ ~
ira nap whilst waiffng for the pon.arr;vs1 - "a
aching victim Whyi Because, Mr. Cor,r,s a.
Sense has made known. that the Doctor pulls r. ~
for rs cents, lis with silver at 50 cts and win so
for IS cts; then his upper sets COS. oply sso.
therefore, few friends of Mr.. C. 5, have sought m,
DIR. Addington's Office. A. 90 3"
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HOUSEHOLD AND klTCkEN FUKNI.
TNKE, &C., AT PRIVATE SALE.

HOUSEHULD AND klTCkEN FUhNI-
TuKE, &C., AT PRIVATE SALE.
CORNER OF FIFTH AND MAIN STREETS
NHE UNDERSIGNED, intending to re.
move to Washington City, offers at private
sale on Wedne sday, Thursday and Friday
next, ali his Household and Kitchen Furniture;
amongst which are set of superior extension Din
ing Tables, Tea and Marble top Pier Tables, Mil
rors, Side Board, Sofas, Marble top Centre Tables
and the usual variety of household articles; large
part OF which is nearly new and in good order
Also, superior Piano, Mantel Clock Mantel Or.
nan ents Lamps, Chandeliers, Winuow Shades
Cornces, DC, &C
All who desire to purchase are requested to call
and examine the articles, at any hour during the
above days.
V3-5l@ HALL NFIJ SON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

FRESH WHITE SULPHUR AND
OFhER MINERAL WATERS We have JUS
received supply Of White phur WateF from
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the 5Ias
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
Saratoga Water, from the Congr IS Spring, sara
toga.
YAK Orchard Acid Mineral Water, from the OAK
Vscaa!d Acid Mineral Springs, Genessee county
New York.
This water is highly recommended BY redleA
men, and is coming rapidly ias9 uss iof various az
eases such as chronic affectons OF the disesu'''
and urinary organs, and some OF the cctaoeoas az
eases chronic dyspepsia. chronic darrhoss, ea,oso
dysentery, chronic dinresis, chronic cys'itIs 9as
betes, IN eases Of low typhoid iesers IN eohsses
cence from proraeted teyers, to excite the appeue
and promote digestion, piles, dropsy. &c =,
Ordinary dose fer an adult, vine glass tai' Oh
lated, taken three times cay.
Pamphlets embracing its analysis, by Professor
Siiliman, opinions of medical writer's and various
letters MS to It's curative properties IN eeFs as
eases, furnished gratultously oy
ADiE GRAY,
je2l Sole Agents for the Stare OF V,rslnts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

10 CONTKACTORs.-o On the la dsv nj In
pot at Mechum's River Do
:, specifications and plans will be exhibited at IN.
engineer Office of the Virginia Central Railroad ~
Woody;ie Gu the 9Th day of July -
T. GOLDEN RUGGLES. CT
richmond, June 22nd 1859 ~
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SUMMER COMFORTS, such as Ice Cream
~ Freezers (johnsons pateut)
Reirigerators ell sorts and sizes
Water Coolers, Larrabee's patent, lined with cork
britannia Metal Ice water Pitchers
Cane Chairs and Settees a new article
BreIz'd Iron uarden Chars and Settles
Portable Camp Chairs and Stools
Ice Breakers, Ice Picks and Tiavs
Chiidfens Chariots and CARRIAGES
Asparagus Boilers and Tongs
Salad spoons and Forks Wine Coolers
wire Dish Covers and Meat safes. For sale q,
ths House Furnishing Store OF a.
Y3-6s L GINTFR ya7 u.;,.
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JULY Attn, l11
JULY Attn, 1875.
ihy spirit, independence, let me share
LORD OF the lion lear. and Eagle eve:
Thy steps follow with nv b6so,n hare

- NOR heed tie storm that bowls alon the skv
4nis glorious anniversary is drawing rear
awakening proud and grateful! recoI!ections of the
heroic age OF our country, and reminding us thai,
ne Suamel WIZ soon pass away aud having yet On
&C., Tor Ladies, Gents, and Children, we are de-
termined to sell from LIST July to lst Seotember a.,
sncn prices as will accommo late the views of Tbs
most economical. Give Us call, all who wish a
i.uaa, oI summer Boots, shoes or CATERS for we
are determined to please you, at the saloon of
-. WHITE & PAGE.
Jy Three doors below Dolera Hal S,nra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

X UBEhr r. Bh0ADDUs offers IN, ,,-- -.
ces 70 the citizens OF Richmond and the public
pledges himself to attend strictly to all bssInes. -,
trusted TO nls care. His Office is in the rear OF Mr.
James 4 Sutton's ef.ca, In Law Bui,dinr. Rich
mund, We. nssn
H. so inches 20 ~ -
NH, PiI, and Crosscut Saws, warranted quality
Butchers superior Mill saw Fills Iii sizss
Copper kivi,s and Bars for Betting
Italian ana Russia Hemp Packing farn
Lead ripe Inch 10 IA inch diameter
In store and for sole ii low prices by
G. ]. SlNTOk 4 Co.,
" lsign ofthe Circular Saw, u Main ct.
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HE NOTES OF the Southern Manu- fac
turers' Bank of Washington City. and ot the
Corporation of Fredericksburg. will be re-
ceiVed at par aonA Virginia Bank Notes at our
counter: G. w. PURCELL d CO,
my 20 Exrb.nge Rrosa,
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JOHN H. DoSHEA, secretary. NH II

CEDAR TAk.-The most successul rcmsov
~ now in use for the cure of incipient ConsIrnns.
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs Putrid Sors
Throat, Dyspepsia. diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil, Piles, letter, and all disease,
arising from impure blood and enft ebled state al
the system.
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FRESH WHITE SULPHUR AND
IL OIHER MINERAL WATERs we nave las

Actuary and General Agent. Richmond,
my Its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
OLE o.,

On Sunday, April &.ANGEvINE McKIBBIN wife Of
John MeAibbin. Jr. aged 81 years, moath snd DAYS
The rela ives and snds Of IN. family Aad Of John
Mekieben. Sea- resps csfaly invited attend her
hners AZ the rsstence of John McKibbin Jr No ms
Thompson g., Tuesday the 9Th of April At , p M
On saturday. April With lingering consumption Mrs
HAhhlEf 4. WEBBER wife Of james r. ana daughter
Of the late Jacob Acksr. Esq
The funeral Will take place this day Moadsy, April S. at
3ocieck d The relatives friends and acqusinfances
o. the asy are respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral
fiom he- late residence, ID near Esd st
On saturday mersinE, April 3. MARGARET cLyS-
AIMING, wlfe Of Effnshsm Laurence and eldest
of her age.
Her fnIeral will take place to-day Mocday the 5sh
INST ~ o'clock NJ, from No s. East 18th ~ without
further notice.
On Sunday. April JULIA GRACE the yoapgs st cAila
Of Jshn ana Laei Bosdmsn, aged years. and msntAs
HE riencs OF The fanly are invited 70 attend the ia
ssI. from No So whi'est on Tuesday, the 9Th inst, At
On Sunday. April 1. JAMES RISER. Ess in the s'ss
year OF his see
Inc risads and relatives Of the family resDee fay
invited 70 aissbd his feaeral Tuesday morning AZ III
ceieek Tom AIS late rssdeDce, l2yh Sea Add
hsv Ihs 10 oclcck train from the CITY will arrive IN
Hairless IN tine for the fareral
IN MS CITY, on saturday, April ,. CHARLES FRED
aged manihs and days. -
WILLIAM pEvESP0RT. EsG. IN tn. I'm year cf AS
age - 49, - -
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EtVtcIPH VI U HONuCc-- --rAIUkUlf, tpfH
BY Erie Ra,road-7ot bbis Flour 81 pkgs Butter 3OIe
sides Leader, al head Cattle and $50 Hogs
BY Nsa-Hapea Railroads.&c. boxes Cheese, do Butter
and IS Hogs
BY NORTH Rirev Boatsl2 1877 bills Flour 383 do whis-
G SEQ brah. aud $50 BAGS Oats s,l65 pkgs Cheese,
80 do bater 2S6 do Meal lo do Ashes it6s do Provi-
sions. 673 hush Wheat.
By Nec York Rar!ers Rsiiroad37 head Cattle, "a do
Cows es7 Calves 32 do Sheep 1890 lbs dressed Hogs
ys DO Mutton and Besf 81 pigs Poultry, i03 do. Eggs
l96 do Butter SS7 do SUndres 9ls bush Oats Ina do
other Gram, Bags buckwheat Flour 80 do Lime, 30
bales Hay IL tuns lren do Timber, ass bhs Flour, %
kales Wool
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Passesxsrs Arrived

n sfssrshu Emprs CRY, from N.se Orieaas s,a Hsr.u
Leaf Msscest and lsdy, U.SS.. MT Armstrong. Ms.
Bun stsrses, Daahan. Egailcst. Barnchsu Gait Par.
monc. Mr. Lent, Mr. Ssge. -heha Capsncha Mr. Psre,
Mecse Cnsy, W, Louxtrsin. c. ssterburgh. Mr. art.
medisy, u unsss, g. D4m,s. w. Chrrar, H. Jahr,
soSn. n HSnae,y. Lame. A, McTeai " X Rst~sr
Js@ss Ls;sxsssa. ksme asd lady. W Ryan J. Bs1riIl
T. AsHscs James Bad. BaShtere, J. Mnlrsay. J. Asr-
sisseiss Ras. H. CROSBY. P. Mslvey B. rrost J. Des-
tf.S Buns.
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MARIE d.

On Saturday, April 8. bv Rev. r. g. Foster RICHARD
Esq all Of this City
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viii be seen that the books OF subscription 10 the
Hanover Fire Insurance Goa pany are nos open at
the Hanover Bank. The parties connected with this
Company are Of the highest responsibility, and it
will take rank among the leading Companies of the
City.
The arrival of the Prometheus from San
Juan increases supply Of gold about 100000 Is
also relieves the apprehensions of some OF the hold
ers of Nicaragua Transit Stock who feared she was
detained by low water In the River which prevent
cd the ARRIVAL Of passengers from the Pacific. The
water in the River low, but still sufficient for
the boats 70 run. One of the new steamers would
be ready In fen days. and for her there great
sufieieney, with three hundred passengers on
hoard. The whole expenses OF the Transit route
are now paid by the local business. Mr. David
White, Of the parties most largely interested ia
This route, gees out tomorrow the Northern Light
10 sivs experimenting eye to the affairs Of the
Company,
There continues to be good demand for
6rStcass Railroad Bonds. aad State Stocks for Ed
ropsan account Well located nunk-rosds, CON-
plstsd or nearly completed, have pretty free our
Tsncy, bus other descriptions so with difficulty. vir.
siais SKIES cold privately at losi for the Continent
Land Warrants are in fair demand, aud
the supply 10 moderate. Sales 100 acres at sllo9
$40; 50 acres, >ssatSo 40 acres, sssaso eash.
The amount Of Treasury Notes outstaAd-
Ing on the let inst. was $i59,4ii.
The opening of the Canals in conse-
qusncs Of the unfavorshle weather gill probably be
posspossd 70 the aad or 25th inst
The freight business Of the Oswego and
Syracuse Railroad has increased considerably this
winter. Arrangements have been made which will
attract the Canadian business over that route.
A Company has been formed for the pur-
pose Of building Road nom Little Valley, on the
Erie Railroad, to point ON the Erie and North
West Road, near the State lire. This will give a
more direct line for passengers from Nsw-York 10
Erie.
TAs Buffalo Commercial Advertiser states
that tho stssnsr Michigan was to leave Dankrk for
Detroit ON Thursday. The boats we're Leaving and
coming into the port Of Erie ON Wednesday.
The packets on the Illinois Canal were
70 commence making their rescisr tips nom Cal.
csso to Lssalle on Monday last
A new Bank is TO be organized at Sara
teza, TO be called the Bank Of Saratoga Springs.
TAc following Massachusetts, Bank digi-
dencs have been declared wstasn Bank pays
semi animal dividend III u ceat. Lynn
Mcdaniel y cent. Newbuvpor.~-ossar, 5
Merchants sAstas; Mechanics " cent spriss.
feld--Asawan, Ch;copse, Western, and Joaa
Haneocs, 4 p cent each; Springfield, 3l y
eent CasSbridge Bank. a y cent. Charles River
Bank, y cant. Cambridge Nsfkes Bank, D esas.
'cr teas saaasbs The Warren Insurance Company,
Boston, dividend offs p cent.
he aggregate value of the trade of Us
x,.so u,tk ransd, x,.fns fssf -. a oaa s,aa -,
shs sots' yslIs OF the iSSs hase s2s.ss5 sls. Foe
assses.ss value al sxparss frem Mons1cal saa
Queesc to tAs Lavsr Pfpuecss, and Tie value Of
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imports from the sane Ps>sinces fos the two ses
soy o. we're a. follows:

Among the exports we've $50 600 bills oil noar IN
each year. The residue OF exports consisted "a 's'y
of corn corn meal, other coarse grains pork oos'
hams, lard butter. &c, mainly products OF tde
United states Tee imports consisted pracp4ny
of sugar, moasses. fsh, oil, liquor, &c, mos'J
products of the West India Islands
The Buffalo Commercial has compiled
from Official sources the annexed table, showing me
trade OF the United States with Canada during the
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