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The SrRsrrs.-The attention Of the
Street Inspector is respectfully requested to the
streets of the Eighth Ward, especially Charlton,
King. Hammersly, and thereabout.
NIeHr ScAvENGERs.--The Assistants
Last nfsht voted, IL 70 o, with the Alder
men in the night scavsnssr business.
TrxprRAxcE.-The Tenth Ward Tenn
oe,,.es Association will make a Temperance De-
moanrsnon on Thursday evening: in Orchards.
Uriversaliss Church. Rev: Henry Ward bsecnss
snnoSncsd among the speakers.
LECTURES POSTPONED course OF
Lectures on Geology announced to be given by
Prof sillimsB al Abbosss Collegiate institution for
Yousg Ladies, has been deferred on account Of me
lecturers tl1ees.
TIE DRuRY TRIALs.-We learn that IN
the Queens Co. Court, yesterday, the case Of Druy
~. Wilkes, A. n @. Smith and others, waseausd on
and, plaintiff not appearing and no cause OF acs'on
~ entered ana The ease discharged. This OF course
Il the end Off, The indictment ahegea tn1s ne ~
fer had made false statements In the mau1 on
certain property which pla1ntt1 had ssssnso W "
burned.
ST.. PArRIcK's DAY.-To-morrow, the
l7h Inst being the anniversary of hslsnds FanoA
Saint, the members Of the Friendly Sens OF 81 raE
mex will hold their annual celebration at Frsensr
son's Hail. No. 600 Broadway. The dinner via ~
providsd BY John Kssfe Of the Racket Club ana no
efforts have been spersd 70 render see celeosscSn
vothy of the occasion and OF the Socassy Oh sns
"Fnsndly eoasn
JEANNE REYxoLDsoN.-This admirable
and popular Scotch vocalist viii give csaesn 'nas
evening ct the Blsscksr Buildings. corner q bseek
or and Msrton-sts. There will undosossdiy -
| I'll house Of her friends the public.
CORPORATION PRoPsRrY.-Attennsh u
called 70 IN advertisement Of large sals o. C'sy
property, embracing much valuable ssel 49,, 70
be sold By order Of the comnisaenen o. W. s'.As
| Fund.
Ma. LsAcn's CLASSICAL Coxcsnr.--Ihis
evening Csaesrs, Il dslishsfsl promise sssn tss
p,ssranns, Win ssks plass q y CsTsA o u
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HEw-YokK LEGIsLArURK.

SENATE----ALBANr,M March Is, lSoS
Mr.. MORGAN presented the Sixteenth An
rual Report of the New.Yefk Asylum for the Blind.
Mr.. Cooley gave notice Of bill to n-
corporate the Brooklyn Savings Institution.
Mr.. TABOR gave notice of bill author
king Albany to subscribe TO the stock OF the Albany
and SusqushaAna Railroad.
MIR. taboo offered resolution in favor
OF The distribution oftbe fourth nssallmens oft
Deposit Fund among she States and relative TO the
Transportation Of Free Celorsd People TO Lioens
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Marine Dfsas ters.

CHARLESTON. March II 1851
The schooner Arcade arrived at jacksonville, Fla,
on the 9th inst from New York, reports having met
in lat "a TO- lon. rs 90 the wreck Of the brig Ade
laide, of New-York. She appeared to have been re-
Gently abandoned. Part Of her stern was out OF
water.
NORFOLK, Monday, March Is, 1852.
The schooner Mary Eliza, from New'York for st.
Marks put in here to-day with the loss OF her fore.
mast and with other damage.
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ASSEMBLY

Mr.. TAYLOR presented the minorit.
report against the incorporation Of Mstropoltsa
ooleee In New York City.
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AInYkets-Reporttd br Ttleqrsph.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " I,EtVt1PV'
CHARLESTON, Monday, March IS. 1852.
The sales OF CerroN to-day foot up 1871 bales,
at unchanged prices-the extremes being 6i06sc.
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NIaHr ScAvKNGKRs.--The Assistant
last ptsht voted, IL 70 O. TO concur with the Alder
men in the night scavsnssr business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-16

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~. a q kea.ss.-e - c., - l. .
C, -. .s.r:,ou pssvs YAss-olnsa - SsSssl3
o. 81 ScuiAsn, ~ ss.sesr e.; s.s.s'sss sssssc G1
NJ ~ ysass - IL = ~ Ia ssss saSslA
Sssv.gs:- g . z e. - = -. =
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A. a. cn1sp9LAn,s-SusssIs ~ ~: 8 O. =
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WARRINGTON. Monday, March Is. 1889.
The Republic coDTacicts tho report that dram OF
$4eo, GEO. drawn by officer Of the Pacidc squad
ron on the Department had been protested, and
seris that there is no deficiency in tho Treasury.
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WASHINGTON, Monday, March Is, 1889.
The Committee OF the House of Representatives.
having that subject in charge, have decided upon
awarding 100000 to Dr. Morton for his discovery
thus, after the closest investigation, settling his
night to that discovery. DR.. Morton has caused
his competitor, DR.. Jackson, TO be arrested here
for a libel, growing out OF controversy between
them.
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CITY ITEMS.

The SrRsrrs.-The attention Of TIT
Street Inspector is respectfully requested to TIL
streets of the Eighth Ward, especially Charlton
King, Hammersly, and thereaoout.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-16

TrxprRAxcE.-The Tenth Ward Tenn
pefsnce Association win make Temperance De-
moauration on Thursday evening In Orchsrd-a.
Urivsrsaliss Church. Rev. Henry Ward beecnes u
snnorncsd among the speakers.
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BALTIMORE, Monday, March Is 1882.
The ship Russell Glover, Of New-York bound for
New Orleans, went ashore of Nun Jack, IN the Bay
of Abaco, on the 2ist ult, and with tho cargo 10
nj n
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PehnsyIvanfo Stnte Temperance COnVenti0u,
Harrisburg, Monday, March Is, 1884,
The State Temperance Convention appointed to
DO held here, has been postponed for the present.
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No Southern Mail-MurdeFeP Sentenced.
BALTIMORE, Monday, March Is, 1882.
We have no Southern mail to night.
Joshua Morgan, convicted for the murder Of James
McGovern, was sentenced today, in the Criminal
Court, to be hung. He is only IS years of age.
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The Exports Of the week were $oi7,553,
and for The month thus fer % Oo7,o7s. The Iapsss
Last week were about Is y cert. less than ios Ne
previous week, bus we're ssiIi very large.
The Illinois Central Railroad Co. have
rsssivsA from the Department I'll tAs dessnsnss
perfected necessary 70 secure 70 thsa ~ issa'
granted By Congress for the consssusea0a - uss
greet work. TIE Chisf EsgisssE, M. hssoa' ne
also returned, and the contracts foT esa'aias "
road viii - advertised In day or too.
Governor Cobb, We understand, nss ~
Ia IN chsrrs he Win advertise fss pssps"S~
A general Banking law has been passed
To quantity Of Coal t,.s anal sss:.. sv 80
sne hss \; ~ "a TINS Total fog the year ~ -
-. ~ ssns Period last year ~, lsS tsns.
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LECTURES POSTPONED. course Of
Lectures on Geology, announced to be given D
Prof siiimsB, al Abbosss Collegiate Institution io
Yousg Ladies, has been deferred on account Of shs
lecturers iliness.
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that tho weight Of the fleece had been raised
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Our imports Of wool during the past ten
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completed IL. 39s miles Of railroads, and that
about the same oxtent of lines arc in course OF
construction. The aggregate cost OF those
completed is given as about S42O, 100000, and
of those under construction as 1926, $50, 900 /;
giving ~ the total amount Of capital invested
in such work in the United States 1915, $50 600.
The opinion is ventured, that the oort ut the
railroad from the Mississippi to the Pacific
will prove no obstacle to carrying that vast
project into effect but its practicabllity IN not
yet considered az established. After the building
of this road the writer states that the circuit
of tho world may DO completed upon the
ordinary lines of travel in 81 days.
7ekgrophs.
There are seventy-eight companies for work
ing Telegraphs in the United States, which
altogether possess 5000 miles Of wire, more
than all the rest of the world beside.
Crime
The statistics of crime form n subject of our
Investigation. From the returns, it appears
that the whole number Of persons convicted of
crime in the United States for the year ending
the first day Of June, 1850, was about $4,000.
OF these, 5000 were native, and $4,000 foreign
born. The whole number in prison on the first
day of juno was about 800, of whom 4, 800
were native, and 2,46O foreign. 1t will be
borne in mind that the native prsonersinclude
colorcd convicts, the number Of whom it is i'm
possible to state, as time has not suficed TO ad-
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classes, other than native and foreign Our
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per negotiated
Rya,-ss'. n D.ixht, III k-ql New ye'ti q. r
Kirkland Esd 4, do Msssn. Weeks 4 Do. do. Msssrs
Al. n psss n TO-, Baylagtos, Va sspts