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Walk LEGIsLATURE'

~
err.rE Albany, Monday, Feb. 10, 1882
x.np1KBILT AND STATEN ISLAND:
arstrance from GAO citizens of
y.In,.,,d County against the confirmation OF the
sssss 70 Coneius Vanderbilt, was presented
eREEHwIcH SAVINGS BANK
The Committee OF the Whole TOOK up
hs granting additional powers OF investment 70 tne
S:yeen wich SAVINGS Bapk IL authorizes loan Oh ts
surplus funds on the bonds Of any City, Rs'hoaa'
RANK or State stock, in amount not exceeding ORC
tenth ofts deposits .,,,. a.
wings Banks in the State. -. IN.
~. Ssss,s ,ook a wide latitude. involving the
d,ties Of Trustees OF Savings Institutions. .ns Ia
vessments on various ssocss proposed to be
med in the bill The entire session ~ as consu i
in me CONFEDERATION ofthe bill ous without ar,
~ any conclusion. the Commi''ee io'o am ''P''-
Hr TABOR moved that the bill be recon-
;.,.d % the Rank and Insurance Countries, WIN
ms,,nctisps 10 report general bill. pending which,
for want Of squorum, the Senate ADJOURNED
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. MoLoSy moved the reconsideration
eff the vote on passing the bill regulating the ace
Of certain streets in Nes-YoTk, with view oil In
cludllg cd st. but for want OF quorum 'he NO
ton vas laid on the table.
The use of the Assembly Chamber was
grsntsd to the 25.h Regiment to celebrate wasniag'
toms birthday.
Mr.. WEBB's resolution OF Saturday, rela.
tive TO the Controllers powers over the Contineen'
Fund, was called up and adopted Id a noolneu ioi
The resolution to raise Select Commit
tee 10 invs,tigate whether the Shakers Society OF
New Lebanon has greater income tnan tne Ia" AZ
lows, with power 70 cit during the recess. o'Sa-
sioped debate which continued at length, when
Mr.. CUSHING offered substltute-" that
the Committee on Charitable and Religions 'cie-
ties INQUIRE what action, II any Is necessary on ne
subject and also IN reference 10 binding orphan
children to these So by the Sopern'e beats oil
the Poor" Adopted -,
Mr.. VAN SAsrvooRD gave notice of bill
10 anne I'd the act Incorporating Shaker Societies 80
A. 10 make it necessary for them 10 report their An
Lual income.
Mr.. HuRBur introduced joint resolo-
tiop ,ps,,uctns the Committee on the Canal FRAUDS
10 report on Tuesd iy next. Laid over.
BILLS PASSED IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
To amend the act incorporating the Man
haitian Savings institution.
In relation to HopkiDson and Macon SITS.
in the City OF Brooklyn. Adjourned.
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The susquehanna River.

COLUMBIA, Monday, Feb l6, 1852.
The water 10 falling. and the bridge for the safety
OF which some appYehensions were felt, is now per-
fectly safe.
HAvRE DE. GRAcE, Monday, Feb &c. 1852
The ice still continues very arm, and the cars are
now passing over it.
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Ds.truc,;ve Fire at milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Monday Fec TO, l552.
The brick block on the corner of Main and Wis
constr. sts, Qbe finest building in the city, was en-
tirey consumed by fire last night The block which
was unfinished contained the Musical Hall, me
"Young Mems Association" room, and other public
halls Il had already cos. 900. The library OF
the Association was partially lost also, quantity
of musical instruments OF great value. The total
loss is about $4,000, wholly uninsured several
other buildings were injured.
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BOSTON Feb. I6-Arr ships Roo-rt wisthro5. Cal
Gu Ia Oet IS passenger Capt Asa Hlgnns. lase
- George I-c~9 Of B@lg more J. isssc Ne stOo. S-s
orsars bark Nautilus. s1rham. Feb L. sosib Sd. al
y. 10 niles, large steamer E no doub. the NJ
sfsrs from New York for Liv srpaol
Died At suifrsm, Dec IS. Geo Thompson % New-york
sstd "a 70 ate Of the bark Nautilus jan job s.
dae Il Ne" York, seaman; also the and other
BIG Pr dnix. Msssna
Cid shirs Josephne Havana Victory. San Frale.scoi
bszts savannah Savannah; Hadiey, Bsltmsrs bIgs b.
low. Mobile Nsrrssuagas, BALTIMORE J @ Fremont Do:
aehr EHeks. 81. Jsgs-
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MARRIED
DIED

On weehsscsy, FEB. T. ~ the Cathedral by hi. G,.ce
mest New. Archbishop Hughes Mr. n ~ ACr ~ ~ ~
q IA 10 Miss b r. BRADY Of ibs City. ="
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The Ssuthern Maii-Ship Queen Victoria In
UlSlresa. Z.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Feb 10, 1852:
There is no mail south OF Washington to night.
The ship Queen Victoria, from Leghorn for New
York arrived here to-day in distress. She encoun-
tered severe gale ON the llth inst, sprung leak,
and both pumps had to be kept going in order to
eep her afoat.
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To Mariners.

APALAcHrcoLA. Jan. |. I852-The following Light
Houses have been entirely swept away during severe
gale aud it probable they will not be replaced under
months or year No light ship or Temporary hight mas
as been substituted ~ place OF either OF them
Dog Island was situated lat 80 rs I'm III IA W.
Cape St. George lat 30 IS " Ion IS W. T.
Cape San Bias LAT. 30 33N Ion. 80 NV
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY
Buy-Rses 6 50 ISets---- 81 I MooN-Risss.--- SIN
wkTER----Feb II
Sandy Hook 10 Gov Island g % He'll 8sts--9 oOa
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Observation-Disclosures D.l,
ware Sshdfoid New York ksnaebeck seymoar do :sa,,
Tnqgln, Doughty, New Orleans: bark ssragossa rhariy
do X l. 3 A stewart Lozer. New-Ysrr CID sh,, %, ,
6rande Ryan LIyeTpoo bark Gov Briggs Park a,.tsa
sehrs Ptrniyvasia. Bell Pfovisncs: Star Ncs,y.,,
do; steiner Penoescot. Whitaker. Nsx-Yerk -
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Foreign Ports,

AT Palermo 18th nit bark Ccqnette (Fr for Boston or
scfrs Norfolk Hero tBr do do sid llth, brig Anne,
Isle for Nsw-York schr Eliza (Brl for do i2,h bark
phla 18th, tchr. Eli a. (Br for Boston
Sid from Msssina 18th ult, bark Splendid weeks,New'
Al Malta i;.h ut ship Leland Hall. for Smyrna; brig
AT a, Trisste 2lst ut brig Malvern, Jarman. Phila-
Ar sa,ta Cruz renerifs i4h alt brig osccola Ba-
Al Tahiti Nov 80. brig Jane Her.ey. salmon se,d %
Brswn' from San Francscol f,r sydney, N sW; ash
brgs Sarah Abigail FAN enburg. do; acsiland Lu I'm
At AcspaIco ID uIt s.samers sicKi r San Francisco
day Com s,ocAton for Panama few days under sail
All do prev to ic:h ut. bark Hsbs, San Franchises
brig Julia do
San FraDciico for Callao ieos.
Al Buenos Ayres Dec as, banks Austia, Perkins from
Sept u; arr Nh big cons'sd Haid for boston absui
sn 81 schr Ksh1 SS Rs. x,ams1 from ssston
A hio de Jaasjro Dec Is ship Rsao Stevens, nnc
Sceles FOR d. ds Ball more Cooper. from aod for do
e DOIado E'chheIber fsm s.. Johns. r via Psrnam
ulc.; aad others repeated on the 23d
Al Curacao 2lst ult., brig sarsil, Tor New-Yors 22d
Al Porto Csben about ft nit brig Monserratte John
son fr New. York 10 days; only Am. vessel.
Sl nom slsal abont 9Th ut, oak NacoOchse, ihorP,
At Do 2,6 III. bark j. W Bodsett. Loring. for New
YOU ds had Teen bo"o from the anchorage bya North
bach for New York waiting water 10 this Bar brgs
Haret, and Frederick d. do schr Florence. BOwden,
up the river dg for Boston Sid 18Th schr MaTil FosS,
New York.
A, por Prince oath ut., hrigs Seone, Winchester;
Lousa, Walsh; EmDorinm, (Br.) Coter. and Crescent
Niekerson for NewYork, lde Lucy Chase, from Port
Spain; schis Sarah Maria Rogers and Oron. Upton, for
New York. dg Charles A. Hanaum. THATCHER for BJs-
NC .dsg
A. Zaza ash ul' brig Susan Small for Ne WORK about
10Th irst only Am vessel.
Al CeLfaegos 9Th uit bark Lysauder Snow, for Boston
soon; brig Sarah " lhams, G0tt. 10. do.
At Career 3lst ult. brgs Grand Turk, Porter for
PrOyidence8 6sys. f. l. Walton. Tus tisg TO load for
Proviterce Sid 3ls schr Blooner KiilRan Frankfort.
At Ha'anZas 18Th ult brigs California Fichbofn. for
Boston. dg Caroline Kelly for Portland days. schr
lily. Atkins RsDds for Boston, ldg of yhe port, brig
Keoka Carver, from Boston.
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aoxDAr, Feb. i6-P. N.
The Stock market continued to be de.
pressed this msrnipg, With but moderate amount o.
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True Bill.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Feb. is, 1882.
The Grand Jury OF the Baltimore County Count
have found true bill against McCreary for the false
arrest and Imprisonment of the black girl, Rachael
Parker, the alleged slave OF MIR. Scholfeld
The Mutineers or Ship Compromise.
CHARLESTON, Monday, Feb. 10. 1852
The 1--WE seameD belonging to the ship ComprO-
mise, who were arrested on tho charge OF mutiny,
have been sentenced 10 Jail for ten days.
The Maine Liquor Law In Indiana.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. Is, 1852
The bill before the Senate Of Indiana In favor OF
the adoption Of the Maine Liquor Law, has been
defeated.
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Markets. REPORTED For TIE TRIBUNE
MONDAY, Feb. l6.
ASHES-Ihe mark ct is steady ard active. Sales
of 100 bills at IS for r s, and Sc l2t for Pearls
COTTON The market Is moderately active. 2s00 bales
chapsed hands Prices are steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

sHlP CossTAsrlSB some Of the passenger, AZ IN. ,o
SensAhine cf Boston ashore Ct Fire Llssd cane .D 10
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From which It will be seen that the excess in re-
oeipts now amounts to .iOs, coo bales The increase
IN exports to Great Britain is $500 bales France,
COCO other foreign ports, loco. Total increase in
exports, IS, eco bales.
The following is statement of the bust.
ness at the New Orleans Branch Mint, January, 1852
pKPosIrs.
Gold of which 1909 1877 o5 California $3.50, $50 rs
Silver, OF which $4i69 Il parted from
NanV'ni~ go --------------.-------. sIy IS
Total value of deposits S699 ,03I 50
Gold so double s-s5 900 60
silver .AC coo half COLLARS i2.090 90
ts,750 pieces. Total coinage $So5 coo %
The Cumberland (Md) Miners Journal
says tina, the ice the Canal IS rapidly disappearing
and that the Coal Companies in Ales NV County are
prepared to renew operations on an enlarged scale in
the sprins. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, 1t also states, will enter into the coal business
TO much greater extent this year
There are two bills before the Leoisla-
ture of Virginia for the establishment Of Free Banks
one at Stsunton and the other al Charleston OF tbs
Ksna~ha Ssiires. They are required 70 deposit
with the Auditor at Richmond Bonds of the State.
or those which are guaranteed by the State 70 the
amouIa Of circulation. In these cases the amsun,
is $lco, oe-Bank notes TO be registered and signed
by an authorized officer, and the Banks to be re-
suicied to che issue OF such notes and 10 other
The amount may be increased from time TO time In
Bonds amounting to $2o,o upon which notes may
be issued In the snue manner.
Il is the iron for a hundred miles OF
ioubls track, and nos the track itself, which ras
Erie Railroad Co. have contracted for, payable in
toek at par
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Domestic Ports.

BALTIMORE. Isb l5-An schr Fair, snsdc,r New
YSs co s sas .hssipssss PIE ca'rl sssii.
McLteyi6eo and market Aho, JOaes, Rio de J@neiro
ard q maIset Nancy, Davis, West Indies, tAn,gui);
81, Augustine. Hsn,y VI sniss, jenkins Gs fgs-
tow. VTeaa S,a,d Pq%%,r Charleston sssG A.
BoDEGA-In port 7h NJ. schr. SHERIFF., from and for
rosfoN Feb u Ar. barks Susan Jane, Trend veil,
Caieeras. cd. steamship s. Lewis. rae Of Boston,
-Fsb- i5-A'r sbip. Sheffield, Lewis, Ne.;orlsan.;
3Sss pss s R. NIB 5re faoes
Wild.s, Baib. SID SUNDAY, steam shia s Lewis a.
sas' ss siS and WE Pc
and May PsrkB. started and anchored tho g9lds
paid s.n as sn s' .s sA A 's o1 a
san, Russell co land tsied for hey YORK; eaosd ~
s big d iSr n S'1 h n s has
TepaDsj. ard WI be ready 70 issTe ior s'oa n tAs
' HOLINESS HOLE Feb II. P.M.-So ARRIVAL
l2'h Ar. Boomer KLm ~. caideB.s. ~ ias'
= and for sTsasior'i } Y s'>e1 Higgins Fius'r'f'r
ssi'sd big Ess,m sehs.. caa'oa G,o,sa. Adams
'ista.-sr. teg VIZ u s,,.s IF sueksporD. Black.
Havana ull ~ Porlsnd psss eft the Hor'. going
AFRO az il liver n IA ia Tor. 81 Iohn. B. fr
ssv-yOrl schfs Isaaelia hroscaa. New York for Bos
''s sssa fr.s s5,'r .eArs R,ss1@,d Bake,
IL ge,t a 70 4 u big, T. KE91 ISsesnsi scars.
LEwEs, sss. lt-li A. Niue asrss d. zarl-a from
fs'aI rofeff to-rs ncm do. Pisro from Carde-
Ess 2s,k ult Lucy Ana. ron New leans brgs Caot
Tor. fem sssssnsh; Nyrs. 8'soa Gins. do, passed
lsst nigts TIE ct Ice Poz. ard hrs efi the
hartof sar4 lbs mafnBg TAe tesr,ship City II Nau-
etegsY for iys'p-d VEN 10 ~ oe asst nj
and tks sssmssE Pennsylvania for sieh1n'ud l. nov so
,ss out n company with the egks chUlss T. Lex. Tor
Pit au Prince, Potomac. for KiDgS,sn Jam ard brig
Waterloo. tBr for West Indies TIE Revenue Gutter
Forwt,d big cir rec. ard brigs aaksown ne nam
q Brssk~afer Wind-SW
nhACHlAs. Feb. r. Arr brk Petrol insw) Norton,
ptuireke 70 lead for Cubs: Sid brig Pembroke, Pie
nGtLa lEs iiveTls row clear Of ice and "a
unoorfucisd frcm the whsrss to the ihavag
ec.ed but three weeks ES the nason
, NAhBLEHEA0 Feb e-Arr. schrs Anger Lambert.
nost'p snd sared nth for Rio Hache; lth Ms-- Lsag
eop SIN onson Salem aLd sailed Ish for New. York y
s@,isd 10 b. schr David Babson, Babson for do.
,hONIEhLf-in poIt 18th ult steamer Ohio. waiting
engines.
NORFOLK. Feb. barr. schrs. Alvarado Bosz Bal
rmors g. =: Parker. Davis. Charleston In Hsnpton
heaes ing CAius from Fortune L. ud, with ssll SD
schrs Zoms. Richardson for Portland; John Burgess
stsrlpE for chsrlsson viol. Matthias for,hs ladies'
sAN fBANCISCO-An. Jan. Is. brig Colorado, VIM
cent Mszatan lslh, sshr R. r Mansfield scO.s. Port
nae O. T.; fetb, big Isonsss, Howard, Puget SQUAD
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KOpNFNDT Professor OF ~ N.

T KORMENDI, Professor o. = NJ 3 s.
viii have tie honor Of sivrs his first puehe ~
cal. Phys cal asd Chemical soIee, 10 ms ss, L.
an THURSDAY EVENING. Mach =, ieSss. rasksJ ..
prf K0. mend arrived in this cozEtry ~. -
he I'd sfAug last. and has been s,tsn.s.y cr n
fbst time ,p preparing the Eecesary apcee ~
- NJ. most ,ficent illusions which have 80 %
been produced in this county, 20 which nc
speetiry solicit the stsniior and Iohsd Al Ss
sshrtert Co, No. at Brasd.ayi q: ~ = ~
pfsthsrs, 2so Broad var corner Aeade rieh' INT
siakspesre Hotel. end c'LeI Usual placer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

yE'HE POPULAR GRAND SC0T glsn
r CONCERTS Of the FRASER FAMILY ~
Chapel. Broadway. al We +ths In ccmbstA1esss IA
the wlshes Of the NUMEROUS ends, and % resp IN
yey enthusiast tao rfcs pi0h p - have met Win W &
he Mistes and hssso FRASER viii n',y,,us,soy
aId SATURDAY Of the 9ie,eRs week, the I'm ~
zlsf Feb ~
Tickets IS cents. Door open att. Connsref ~
l1fsts
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HARVEY B. BoDwoRrl


PROGRAMME -farI
l. Cfsrd Military OgeltuIe. by
r.hE Mszde,ssoha BA.thelo<y
Q "NaF. de hot Weep Poefy w J. H.
Wainnght-msSic ion the Opera OF
Rip Van Winnie ;-..-------CsoF y. Bns,sv
Nj. n SQulres.
g. Ernani nyclsni," Gone in S'lo- Yses
SIR. Arer DoIworth.
4. 1--WE Met by ChsI csn. xsak~
Mrs l. A. Jores
5. Comet Bssse;t0 Solo Kieas
Herr Kefer.
q. 500 Ionccltina--
Mr Sc lgewiek
T. The " Bandit Quick Sc 5" from Ernasi .--...vox
arranged fer he Comet 3, nd by
D. J. Downing.
PatII
l. Grand Polka. Bcuque Ia Ccacert," con-
posed expressly for t1s occasion .-Thps Coz
Fun Band.
2. The Star Of Love- Gomez Sand ACCOM-
III u Scn;,s;
g. Violin Sole. Theme AID Variations hom
Otello- -
MasteT TAomds
4 4" Giorno D'OnoIo" Duet fom Sem rsnsae-- -Reuin
A and II u DolwOrh Comet Band acccmpanlmew
s. TIE Dawn Is BIea ing DER Us-----CsO. y. B1s)ca
Mt l. 4. Jones.
6 Fayoriie Piece by the Co net Baad..----.-..-..-
7. Urslle Quick Step ,s--s;---.--------------.-
ntdwoTth.
Doors open a, 7 O'Clock Concert commence AZ =
Tcke,s so cents 10 be hsd all the princ;pal made
s,o at No tes Broadway and at the ds'r on he ev
ing Of the Concert.
The Plano Forte USED he occasion is from the
factory OF VIM Hall Sens. lN&
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CIRCUs-NEw-YORK AMPHITHls:.
/ n EXHIBITION of sABBAfB

q Y EXIT BIT ION OF ChbDhEl
IN SCHOOL No 90 atacheJ TO Fourth CenS ,sgs1s
Cjurch 18th ST viii he sspssted on WE'D ssDt
EVENING Feb IS, at BLEEcKER BUILDING4e
rtr Of Morton 81, bv unanimous request Of tbs sads
pr.'sn' the hight oftte former erhsftlsn Prot "
DtRVEYDE bss kindly volunteered his services 10 =
40. At the n ano- FoIfe, ere Of Gileer Co. -
at;aehmsn;s seIyIcss G. zmstcs precisely a. Te9s1
Tickets Izi cents; 10 Do had ., the door. III
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Some conversation having taken place concerning
competing lines, Mr.. President Whittemore gave 1t
as his settled conviction tina. the Railroads of New
England must combine to raise the prices on all the
Roads, in order 10 save themselves.
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: STOR PLACE-ITALIAN OPERA.

ChOTus OF Ladles ff'FaIu
az Arms Pilgrims, Spirits. People.
Scene. 81 INV year, 1923.
In Four h Act
GRAND BALLET DfvERTlSEIENrf
Mile Turubul and ,rps de Ballet.
Owing to the Ter 9Th the performance the Opera WI
commence precisely a. 2 O'Clock
LA GAIA LADRA will be performed IN The soar,s 4
this week. -.
Regular Opera nights. Monday. Wednesday and Fnee,
BsT Office open every day from to o'clock 4t
Positively no Free List except for the Press.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-14
VEKE5El&i EbA2'S LATER
FROM EUROPE,

NV Yoav. Nay Is. The STEINER Zero n
arrived at ta9 por; this evening, bring 81 :.
senrers, ana liverpool dates 10 Saturday. 40, il
2lth, and London dates ~ the 2,}l.
The general news brougl. by her is ur !;
little Importance.
! he cotton market ut Liverpool close y.
Frilay firm but not buoyan,.
Breads,utis were in good demand. FllrC 1
dearer; corn Is dearer for yellow. Wheat I.
favor o.: sellers
Pork in request. Bcef-transactions in o d
at COS. No bacon on hand heese uni lie
bic at quotations. Lard in steady reGu: st. e.
lallow unchanged, Rice Carolina far Il ;,
and but little dong.
Money plenty; rute Of discount at Bank }.
England per cent. Consols touching 9N3.
Steady business doing in Manchester.
FeArgus OConaor, member Of PGrljat0e ].
for Nottingham, came passenger IN the Euro a
GENERAL NEWS.
I'll" ship liuttah Salaam left Madrid Dec 3
with 23l native emlgrants for the Maurluu: - -
During a gale on I3d. the matches were bait. l.
ed down, and cr@y one persisted from s4g.e /
ten.
4 telegrnphic despatch from Vlennq SAYS Il
persecution against the mother and sisters q
hossuth have been stopped, and they are Il BE-
allowed 20 cone to America.
The Patr's announces o.icialiy that h.
President has no intention OF proclIim.ng ly
Lmp,re
Flax planting IS going on extensively in lie
north OF Ireland.
The silver mines recently discovered in ] o-
hemia have proved 81 productive that Gov -
mcnt has ordered that Other mines which &e
heen abandoned fox half I century, be a. IN
wor ed.
An advertisement appears in the English j.
Pers for one thousand .ab0rc1s fox the Can tia
West Railroad.
California gold mining shares were in m
proved demand on the I'D IN London, AMI VI
ce7 were tending upward.
The papers IN l.lnellpte interest of X MS
Napoleon continue zeal9usy engage ia the
Imperial propaganda.
1t Is stated that camp Of exercise of co 100
men is to be- formed at Couye me, to be = ON
minded by the President in person.
The customs returns TO. the lag: quarter low
tAvo-Gbly for the produciiveness Of every de
p1r'0ent Of industry
Jhe Partisan manufacturers, especially Tar
uc.es OF luxury, are very active, having re ceiv-
20 large orders fl JGi abroad.
LOUIS Napoleon Quilted Paris on Tue sday
for B2u.orne, t. inspect the canal. con,t -uct-
in a. that place.
lie lRirorsc cawpaa- loudly Of the I'd mis-
sion If foreign ioI7ne. inc france, a. hey
contain more French news than me Frer; pa
pers Themselves, ny which the latter are MUIR
ed IN their cJcu.ltion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-14

Is the correct view But we are probably mis-
RFen, inasnuch as we understand Tint the
State Committee think the State is only emit
tied to delegates corresponding with the eri,t-
ing Districts, and will rery soon publish no
tce to this effect, calling on the Wings 70 ar
semole, within the present Congressional Die.
tricts, for the purpose Of elec:!ng their dele
gates.
we confess we are some what reconcned Ia
the view taken by the State COMMITTEES. when
we reflect that, as the State is now distric,ed.
three delegates, taN The Stale is entitled to,, to
wit, Messrs. WRiGHT, of Ce6;leton. Man nj
New Haven, and RrsD, of Montpelier, are in
one District! FIVE tie 80. entitled to our pre-.
'ious numbers, in the National Convention.
,and other States have elected under The mem
fa'e( then 1t is ciea,y manifest that rev cleo.
lions Should i"Imetlattly be made. And. on
the whoIe, we are glad to learn that the State
Commits" Viii very shortly recommend to the
several Di!tricl Committees to call conventions
ior me appoint Of Delegates.
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" hig Conventions.

We have been frequently asked Of lac whe,h.
er the several districts Of the State are going
II at'dc by The appointments made By the State
convention OF district delegates 10 the NationaI
onVen'ion-o or whethar- as these appoin =
inents arc by many regarded as premalurely
rnade--'hPy are 10 be set aside and district
conventions called for this purpose
we cannon answer these questions, and can
only say IN reference to the matter that We re-
gard the action ofthe State Convention. to saw
1.-The least c It, as premature and unwise. There
Z re at least three good and valid reasons why
Efse appointments should not at mat time
ave. been made. lsi--there was no notice
! given in the call for the meeting that more
; ihan the delegates at large were to be appoint.
"a. 2'--as the State was 10 be newly district.
"a and the number of districts diminished, no
lar or equal representation could be- given TO
IN" d,Eercnt districts as newly formed, and 3diy
we IND that by this proceeding we have ore
more delegate and substitute than We are emil.
lied to. The objection to this latter nv no
waived as the four delegates could, and r,u5t-
less, agree on the three votes to be given; bo,
BY this premature action on the part of the cor
Nentlon we find thar the present list district has
three delegates-all the State is entitled to-
while the Sd has none
We make the above remarks in answer 10
"Many Wings" and other communications on
this subject.
We copy the foregoing from the Rutlrnd
H~ald' The present Congress, whose term
will expire on the 9TH Of March 1853, is the
Congress which is to elect a President, in the
event of there being no choice by the people.
Therefore, we have held it to be quite proper,
that the Congressional Districts norO represent
cd in Congress should be represented in the
Wing National Convention. This Twas the
view OF the case taken at the State Convention,
at Montpelier last I',ll, and, m our judgment.