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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
NEW PUBLICATIONS
Recent Periodicals.


The first volume Of this magazine is completed with
tie present number, which, ia judgment compares
very fayoraby with any number yet issued The most
important article Is on American Statesmen" which
discusses the character and genius of Clay, Webster
Calhoun Woodbury. and Seward, with great vigor and
discrimination, though do 10. accord with several Of
its most prominent positions We copy the tribute TO
Henry Clay both account Of it, Just appreciation Of
that 1usFious statesman and the beauty Of the Ian
.usee in Which it is expressed.
Henry Clay whose works are the next on our list
by gene raj consent tie most finished and splendid orator
Of nation. prolific Of orators versatile adroit bold pro-
found pafhenc ard inpcnOus,? man II the nODlc.t ia
stinct- 81 able t3cCsn lar sighted STAT sTan born
fadtr IL Mrr,hs Cl0qucncc OF that mastery order,
which welded at vii the fierce democratic and com
manded the selec,er applause OF listening senates Bu
great ifs influence his contemporaries, and in
and fryent the adnir+on which excited Il will be
psrpeuatcd we Guspecf rrtlcr remembrance and a
IT, dfion, than still LIVING power. The volumes 10
grace ard force but most Inadequate one. IL /,
true, hey Ike those skeletons Of Whtfelds
d. which cause 20 wonder how the man could have
left such pu'atonnerc slgHqcyG 81 the dspared
siiJ for they contain his arguments his facts his usrl-
tons, bis appeals in short indications Of tie large
maze AID movement Of the but the charm aod the
spirit gone The flashing eye the rich meIodous voice
TIE cmmaI ng form the snowy 'front.' cured with gO
den hail., wlioh gave them their original life gone
sud read them. feel ike those who walk through
the cavern q some mighty msgicanhe tools and nsra
mtns Of his spells about his gems bis tire bis
mag rings, his weird circles and diagrams in fine all the
evidences Of bis aft-bu The fire has gone out in his fur
mace, and h. himself hath vanished mo thin air
Bat cserpoSn With dust and cd decay
This j. the dsadv at4ge II the orator compared with the
writer h-t the best part Of his performances escapes win
The OCCASION and be be politician. he IS no
time 10 compensate, by the labor Of the study For IN
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ms m bilious and hopeless class N the c'"""n -,
copntry must be rid tina = 10 van "a w. ~ ~
oficsL secl- a-tical or sny "tne, t;on;s ,ha
This a been harped aid sung by ,'osont uon~s INC
10, 9TH an. breadth the ladd; Il - thrass i"o oar
Son ,cs into cur pulpit, our schools 10 dJece 81 -
reurssess We ea'd upon 20 'e~'e ' o1n,rv n, an
a. . IN sIars 10 hopeless irrepusole in-our i'u
shopnd, in churches and chools whose ca'rsn W ~
rsspesbiy fos as S 40 ,0a.nc ss edi To- ws.,h
- Sr. cts bity though long ciset against inc co'o'e
M. ros being opened by the rreslsuoe ". ~ -. :.
u,tice az piled by the opponeniso OF on'1>l"n
!n IN H. very p-rc-ptioe Increase OF in'e'gence'
,ts row mo msnly bearing Of the eosored m IN ,SS
ib,y bid Us have sill and goto pesuisu1' ~; 80
~, A lhica-Gr Ear from our home >ir, sts
~; h,Ley This be not a disregard OF our rgn'S i5ei
s .pd bet interests; whether It Is not eseu .'el -
AN zen every honorable sspTanon-s nope Anu -
: IN sink H. into untmely graves wh"tner ~ u-S ~
brssb In is bosom the worst spiri' oi cSse7 Nu
sI-very- is il not arrsyipgtbtqg seh as "is' w
getius Of Emancipation the spirit o' N ,h,, ;nS1
NO 20 op,os- the Colonization scheme iheex ence ~n
ca,io of fhe scheme Of sending the coiorrd m "a %
&C. more nar.icul .ry with this new plet 1.-THE c'Vhzin
and chrsanziug Of Africa affords to the American ser
c"pd.mp.d CO.. science transient r-he by acts ana >yos
hie directed far of which, 20 have virtue SHOULD De eyer
csed =, home Were there no plea OF making repair 9n
thousands of miles abroad would they not the sooner do
iusiice At home : -, -. ,;.o :.
wrong also that africa should be cvizedT but why snip
al .neeiaIv 1.-THE best Of American black men, wh-n
they Of I'll other Americans are 50 much neede1 y nome
10 ceVelop md give character to class whom everybody
10 d-crv while the hottest Of the battle Is rs
,s principle necessary to
he sckno edgsd before Africa though civilized snd en-
Tsheued can be really respected. Mo- 1.-The best OF
American black men" should not leave the country,
thew poss.ss prominently disposition which go~s to axe
WI. IL Of the American character (rtde Dr. J. Net
Smiths letter African COlonzatonl that 81 love a0l
GOOD will 20 be the salt the OF the American peo pie
disposition which american black men have lnb'bei
with their mothers mk-sO much so Ss 10 become part
AZ heir YER, natures No Sir charity commences At home
II * not enoil ed to put thy neghbor before thys' %
s,m thing Tor Us here Let characters be more fuzzy
developed at home extend the hand OF 6rotherh 0d we
" retain the grasp The best of American b 'ck man
viii thus hand IN hand with tue most self sacrificing II you
lead in efforts to civile and enlighten nighied Africa
49, T.. d.
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American Black Men aud Afrcia.


PROVIDENCE, z. l. Tuesdsy, ii.y T. 1888.
SIR; Beng G instant reader " your paper aud aware
i Is wide Calculation aud inaaenees s.ihgyever real
t.u not wei De in-eusible or sugrela 10 yen or is
able Efforts in behalf Of human freedom though differ
With yen upon the prcpf.ty OF sending 70 Africa t1e best
% Auer.can bla ucn Ills conn ui cation "a sugge.t
I'd by he csndid add foDis article IN your paper OF the
sd. ~ rClly 70 IN Dct,cn fr6e Pres.
aui guilty of Inc poor negroes confusion Of mind, II
be coIiasion Of MUD 10 believe that ths American
Coi' nj uou scheme is pt;ed agsns, Enlnciplhon t.
sustln ry belief submit Wheeler rot a disregard
Il the ghs feelings AID best interests Of those held ia
slavery that opposes fhe erauc alton of sad Saves
tale that yolE sfutme1s Of repeated upon this point
ceether with The fourth note Submitted in IN article ABOVE
alucf 10 answer the query a nlnveiy then II can
be shown that the Az cr ~ Colonization scheme in is
PRINCIPLES AID tendencies, lily sustans the posi-
uon VII be said lA. there Is thu confusion Of mnd init
mstedi
Il very common Tor individual or body Of persons
csfou> 81 forwarding any particular scheme or interest
cal 10 iis Ed m IL prtess or zes, every possible
sg'ney or nouceu eni that they uay though they
Pm OF the original coucs pn0n, legm az result OF
he tTsf intent thus days have Il on repeated
uat AiTica should be civilized ard Chrsisnizei and
connect theTeHifh the American Colonization scheme.
Ai..ca should bs rfgsnerzted; this is most tue;
Il = an end most desirable; in which Christrn-
Com should be cp-lsanrcTs; but. sir. IL scarce
~ B. Claimed that ne cisilizDs aud Christ anizinz
81 africa y TIE exciting csu=e. the main spring Of
s,cr Of body 81 men the burden Of whose songs have
teen I'D sfe' that &c are dsbassd an Edosr aoraat,
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psusNI am for making the road and settling the coun
try on each sid. Of the presumption prn
cle which had but few sdvo when Congress
and which fought up 10 established POpulsry am for
that principle and for giving { every settler his
preemption right in quarter sec'i1n; and - .-ct
settlers upon both sides Of the road and through Y.
whole extent Ts-y S"ud populse the entire route The
first They would raise provisions enough Tn sup
port The rosd Tes would be lzb'r-rs 10 ~ork upon A.
They would pay making The road with the money Fhes
they w"ud give Er their preempi"n- They would guard
and protect IL amer done They would th7nseiv
become part Of the wealth strength aud glory OF the
eouutry attached 10 Il by it. soil and conv-r ing ne
whole wilderness, il by 'gi. into scene o' civIi'
cation and refinement houses fields. orchards m->io 50
would acorn the land Schools churches mi Is gould rse
Id Flock and herds ard num-rou- poOuia ioi Toui
give ioy am animation 10 the ssene The Prse non n
principle would do I'll this Look a. th@ Pltt- eouatry
~ zee what prsemptous have done ihere they val do
The sane the Kansas the Upper Ark 'n-a the vtey ~
Ssn Luis ard other Of the cent al route ana 7!
would complete the making OF the road 70 brei u ne
(J n come here t. speak to !Od on uis hi1l =
theme ard which ought unite al be uts aad minis lou
stand on the brink of mighty eutsrPne AMI every on
should THANH God that he lives in an aye a. Ia country,
ard uto.r form of government which sbes hig u ar
psrt in The great dertaking which is 10 mi two
oceans ard three continents consolidate oar uuion aaa
make our America the ibOroughfare OF Europe aud oil Asia
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY %. 5

PHILADELPHIA, May 2 1913
The Presbyterian General Assembly Oh school, mst
again in this city yesterday morning
AT. prayer 10y Or Steele. the minutes Of tie preceding
session were AL aud aprroy'd
ir Lord. Chairman 90 tLr tormiftee on Bills and Over
tults rtao report Several memorial, from different
y noe and Pusuyfcres had been consider ant atet
upcn % the Connit-one from the synod of ,-.h -rn
Indiana proposing 40 amendment IA the TO x 81 D,c
pine a. chapter o. section IS re- lecng the taking % tet
u.oy The consideration 81 tbs question laid over
unfl n c next As emily
lie COMMITTEE rec nnended The passage Of a Minute
requiring lrgshy;Cies % send for future Assemble
statement cf facts cOnceI ng salaries and nua5er
al SupeInuReTaTss' "iih their bounds Tue report
M,mori.l. from toe Pr~,,ytery of Tascumsia relative
90 the validity 81 Campbe.l,s bapdsms-irOm Flint River
Frsbytvry respecting Tie right o. vote. and tae
IreshyuIy q ALBANY concerning baptism. The Tires
sst namsd memorials were on notion placed upon the
docket ..,.,-..,,
81 he DAY b- post one % To enable the A-ssDy 81,
trocesd E,h he discussion upon the location Of the pro
posed Western SnlilsTy.
l. wss ue, TIA, "a exception should bs male In favor
Of The election 81 Professor foc Allegheny m.lary
AMER c,is cradle discussion pr Brrek .sge S..l-r-E
bis morton alt mcd-n 20 proceed viii ths nomination
fr-Nsileo.
M SM McCung. fr,m iie Pre.1ytsry OF Bilr.'yi'e
nouin-ed pr Levi, w. Green p.-iisl. u to- Ran,-
cen aiG Sytu-y College Virginia.
l'r l.. ,. breck,iris-e NOMINATED Dr A. Fahchld of
TIE iI,strteIy ot E--stone discussion The
Irolrey 81 removing lr Green i.li the iasaiuioa IN
WI b De- = - present Stationed
hr Nauzsnt warmly O. posed "a rroVos,l a te1iil-
10 the injury of Hamlden and sydney college
DR. murray moved th.i ibe hg.. il2it.r BE- lGi upon
n table. The motion prevailed
The unfinished iu,a, S. beng the DISCUSSION Of Sic FOR
the Wsstern seminary th-l, = t,n tL.n up
Dr.. VIM. l. Breokrn3g~ addressed the Assembly uo0u
the subject. He crrfed TIE crcun sncc under which
he was compelled to address the house. lie would hog
be brief possible, AID endelvoF 10: weary ae
patience Of the del gates
he admitted that Peoria a most delightful spot bu.
there were circumstances which would preclude the Prs
ucSblfy Of locating the Ssninsiy thar point Hs con-
siotrsd that any clsm the parT % Peoria dead
Letter 81 Louis had stronger claims by FAR bat be only
echcsd the views policy of the Church whca be said
lie oyposed 20 erecting Ib-olo-icsl Seminary IN
large city He had doubt that 20 futlre p-rod s. nj
ary would be quired the banks If tn Mississippi
bat for the present the valley I'll the Ohin t. IN is
opinion ihs proper location for the nnary lie d n0.
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that there uh aozs eror Tire Circumstances AID the
he hat rsos the Whole uatper bT the 81 o. cx
esptcrs ruier /; e1peisut % take the o9saJa o.
ts supsee CcGIt thcrcon" TIE say Of prcee hnssws
hee ore gIs-d ard Mr. CoohTAne prOcesde "a naeaAfsJ
n re Court Of Sessions with the Intgs's order.
Ihnrss Drsves ad N- Apre st Jal;3 Koch ard Jus-as
KscA
SUIT aSsins: married woman en- two prorsoFy notes
ace y nrrsei IN payment Of millinery r0os purchased
on her on ers6 with the know ledge sai coaSsnf OF her
so1c eus re Husband j1rcc n the sgit, agreaay %
nc etc f0fs t1t uartec woman or he sued
slcne IL y eontcnced that TIE law OF 1888 snsniei IN
ss Ter the better protection Of the properly OF married
wouen, having Frovided tia, in4red uiAy re-
celve personal property BY sr; from say ether person
than her hrsAod and convey the sane Away In h own
nsre as II sha were IN unmarried wou,. - "a her
urcn credit rrsnt 10 her under TIE Az All ia, she
q personally Ensnab TO the provision Of tie general e
debtor and creditor. On the other hand il was &C.
MED thar this the Etpon OF the law ,nd Ina. AZ CON-
mcn Law shown By Clsneys L ghts Il WOaea. D 2.
woman csnno, hold dispose CT property in her oa CIR
An stacLcHt had been Issued against the separass prop
erty of Nrs X and The present motion dissolve rs
attachment. Dec,ion reserved.
SPECIAL TERM-Before Judge EDwasDS
Narsh4 o. ROBBERS sgt the American Art Union. the Cor
ernors Of the Aims House, and Abu NJ Costcn1
Motion to foreclosa mortgage for $1,000 on property
No g Mcrcrrst. sad .n0ant having been loaned oY N.Y.
R. on the 4sh Feb, 1852 The condition OF As mortgage
that II the interest not paid on the expiration OF
e.sh onths tbs mortgage shcai be forecosed. M
r that than months interest y due; Il
Is also ALLEGED thar the sad Ten Governor and Adm Coz
claim have interest lien. Defendants not
h.yng put any eefense def1ali taken and refer
ence 70 ascertain amount due.
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Saturday Jsu. - Of eoa.umptoa MARY ". wife o.
Ch.rs, X. Eh, IN he I'd ye,r other
md fesd' oAAe smy. and o. be, br.s'r Clarence
~ attend the her str retde1ce,
NJ. Bsthurr ~, IusSay tn instant. a, ooock p NJ
80 rrord.s,s Il h paper Pl-sse ecpy
s.bb@ih atsoceci drcp-y 81 the ts SOPHIA
JUSTINE daughter Of J. ID AMI Sophs scat.
f-rds snd relatives o the respectfully invited 10
attend tn uB-rs Taedsy tie " nt al coCk Sm taev
te.jeuc- No. 81. 81 --uvch.st, near Duane, Y.
&c, Oh -. 20 realms Of sls.
The cha trnius I'd We humby kiss
ny Ssvcur Gals thec home,
And isi n. boy ~ be dsae.
BTcokNr Saiuriay jan ~ Of coavuons, JANE CAMP
BELL aged o. John ant Shxa Ann Cole.
AID fi-ni. f,uy nyca 70 attend her
Tuesday, 2sth IN snt ok. from the rsden,e OF
p.reuts Wsbns'o between FULTON and Gate, Bosa
lyH without further notice .
4.ay spspesy az he frdsnce No IL N-nvtk St, Mr.
JOSfTH CLARK, agei - years and 10 months
HI, eots sud seluansnces nvtsd 20 attend his iaus a.
fom fuesr sernson at ~ ocosk. HIS 90
main. viii - tstsn 90 ca esnvood C,mstery
~ Csnse ieui paI-rl please COPY -
On Saturday mous Jan 81 JANIS HALskf only soa OF WI
ard Mary Rms assd yer and months. ..
breeds the smy Fespect nT invited 70
the fuaers os the residence o. hs stAe Ma - w q.
si,h Il Moul.y, st2P. NJ without sriher invtst-sn
Ms@aes.y, Jas. 10, MARY EDWiNA anshter OF Ihon"
and Ann l. Am. sged N months snt dayA ,
Jan q = fever MArihA p. dAugser iEd"ard AMI
H.nri.ts Z. Ludam, sses year, month and u avs
Phaae pha. Neins-d1y Jan u. kDN ~ 'IAF sseS
e. yr,rs the odesi tyIs oundor ia the United s;ae=
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

-.
~ The log on the East River was very
dense lest evening rendering CATION for the ferry boats
rather difficult
-
COMMON CoUNCu-I The Hdter QDeStt0H.-Ine
Common Council met on Friday evening 10 take into con-
sderaton the important question supply Of water,
ard especially the bills before the legislature the first
in which the Gty shall b ,pPed and the :oeona 70 s
I .et -, sqen 90 "a =, hsnye 80 fnse ~ tb. Ca,
CaP.." 90 ~ 49,, - ! on LID WsteJ YorE,
pa ny. 70 49, r o Ths W. novG ,be flovng preapbles
and ,on,on in favor of The rt and opposed to the lat
INSTRUMENTATION
lsure the capital snd change The name Of the
.yon OF Rs Common coupei IN. ssnt Of .asb appes
ron would sriousy njure lie interests Of Brooklyn BY
p@eins the suppl, Of wsie in the hands Of private Com
r. Common couneiii i is Therefore -.
rEin. p..ase Of said bill ADD AsSq,t any Iesi.i.iSa
which the prreses Of said Company may be extended 70
tins CITY ana ths' me msyot %. e5ls.t - 80, ,ba
City Seal 49,. A.-..os,,. ,,,r,,.a hv III.
c,on corpci AND i now pending in he Le.n,ssare
nj or;ng tbe Common Cornell 70 dltcrmne in what
- , o., Nall he .pnnled with yyaerit ia thsss-
fore
Resoired Az the opinion Of this Common Council that
H. ntefes OF the Cityrequre tine passage Of said Bill and
the Committee having lie subject IN charge be author
lied ard requested 10 al proper in s behalf
Ala Daytnn owed no strte on the rsi resolution. sad
s. rep.,ed t er another as substitute providing for
submitting the question to the people for approval rec-
uoni "non We Pua .nu . 10 81 o. d,s,.ntnv yoe
9Ih 49, Ss,,"t Fiavs,.b WaTd
NIo,o I,la,d Ra,.roLd-Ald B.yls offered resolution
''.sn" l,,Id gus the MAYOR 10
~ Ii 49,, 1890 ~ -ed7oss.r.tng A,a,n. the pas.,zs
70 I'M - 49, he Ie-.lature Empowering this Com
OF blli no" oeloIs she ~" rr,his t;o. - tha
Po.' 70 c,n',I
WI "'"' "'
~
EIHT-AbOut : O'Clock on Friday evening,
FIRE l,nke ont In small frame building tho Of
w. ~ lSa,,s -. occuneS a. coal Office by Anzett
re- - 80 ~ a. tenapt,S a, small faay ana the IRE
iittiis5 sTorS he IeJ.ofhe, ascidentall, Damage
About $50
- T,...,... -, po,.,cr The Corn-
ASSISTANT NAf IAiNs w OLi' = l,,.
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COURT or APPBALs.


ALBANY, Jan. 20, ls53.-The argument of No.
IS concluded .t2 p. NJ.
JAN. 2l-No 30 Center respondent sst Finne, appel
liant. Submitted. l.. J. Howe, counsel
No 7s tia orderl The Howard Insurance Co, appellants,
AIT Haley aud shrIs Respondents Argued. Samuel A.
Foot for appellants Jeremiah Laroclue tor respondents
No 81 IN order Merrill. respondent, sgt. Tyler, appel
l,nt. Argued. Henry u. Seldom for appellant; Harry
Wilbur for respondent.
No IS lin oEder) White receiver, &C. appellant AIT.
AIibler respondent Argued NJ I. Reynolds FOX appel
LIANT; r. A. Psrmenter for respondent.
No IS, ON oTder,l Mathews respondent agt Beam aud
another appellants Argued d. Ill., Jr Tor aPpellanssi
Henry r seldom tor resi- Oudeut.
No. 80. Called and passed.
No o. lin ofdeTj hsc gan, respondent at The Western
R.rssd Corporation appellant. Argued "A. T. Reynolds
Tor appellant y. IIill j., for rsspond-aI.
jan. 22NO. g. called and passed. 10. 81 reserved
No 81 Judgu affirmed by dehalt; " ll, yr counsel
No as Bronson and her respondents as Wman, ap'
peani; argued ID. H. Mirsa for appellant; II ram Dsns
Tor respondent No 90 called snd paved tNos " AID %
heretofore struck or No 80 called and passed Go ls
heretofore ,ubniitsd) No l0 received. No lO2 judy
inent reversed br 9e'halL n. HILL Jr- counsel No los,
reserved: No l0i called and passed making ten cluses
called to-day No. l5S Coukhng, and auoter appellants,
at King respondent. Submitted ~ Howard, Jr com
sci.
Porter, appellant. Argued. John Porter, appellant IN
peIscp y. Hill, j., for respondsnL
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THE business at the Sub. Treasury was
slos3is received and sso paid Balance 81 o ~
The increase during the week 10 sl535lo.
Money was easier to-day than at any time
since the new year came in. The range OF loans 70
sac y cent on call but the stock houses getting
I, cent on the fances Paper ia not plenty, and ira
class goes a, 81 al per cent.
The Greenwich Insurance. Company has de-
clsred scmi-snnual dividend Of 10 y cent The
Dutchess County Banks have mede the following sens-
annual dividends--The Bank of Poughkeepse, 8 y
cent the Farmers and Manufacturers, the M9-
chants and the Pine Psins. and the Falkil. y Ct
The Fsrmers' and Manufacturers Baak of New Bruno
wick p cent.
The records Of the Custom-House show 40
specie exports this week.
The interest due on the Albany Water Loan
Bouds on the Let February will be paid At the Banking
House of Messrs. Duncan sherman & Go.
1t will bs seen by an advertisement in anoth'
or column that Mr. A H. Muller will cell a, auction "a
the Sd February mex, sl5oOo0 Of the p cent. Con-
verble Bonds OF the Rochester Lockport and Niagara
Falls Railroad
A dividend OF 10 p cent. per aanum has
been made on the Preferred Stock of the Morris Canal
Company payable the 18th February next
The following statement gives the operations
of tho Branch Mint Dahlonega during the year 1852
Value
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SaL.so OF srocKs-Saturdag,

Jan o. lss,-Fi Bsors-lOo Sch Va, PREF. IA 10 Psaa
u H. as, winingi X X. g.. sIh iSj Read r. r.
laL o. 30 Hsas Mort ~ ISL as Iona liant r H., bs
IA is5 o. Co., $50 d. Vs. lsA 60o 10 ss siTtcAs' and
III C.na % az G. snl De- Can. it5 sg75 Lshisn NJ
o a7l - LIB al STOCK ~ 30 NOsth Ana Lao. lc3a 10
sn.lil X h. % Pens. pank lgt .
xffa-Ioo un.oa csa4 ard i5s 20 Cana and Ano X IL,
I.sl 500 Isps Lard e. lsH IOOds, rs. "a 20 d., s
100 O. ~ DO. 70 100 do e.. le1 iS do - IA
X o. TO- IA 81 Peas.yt'asa r. p 80 LsHs ls.ad %
~ ssso ses Hv Ma O., y, soa 100 Sch Nav PtsL ist
100 d. s u.s. 100 30 stock 90 Morris e5 zot 81 no
a. "a. o. e. -rd p IIgf 70e Cay X Il, wv ~ Logo
As,s sloci, T9 90 Uson Csh., 6s sSs "hnns1s X b.
isr ss.sNa 3.ard-so Long I'ssd 10 90 d. g. ~ 80
o. . ~ 10 d. 4 $50 horfss c, 2oss lse s-s ssv
Tr.C b 20 Cla Canal lss s+5oo IsI psg es. sas M
DsHx Al toss
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There was an active Stock market to-day,
and generally better feen. than early in the week
This Improvement was most marked e, tie second
Board where ihsrs was considerable disposition 10 buy
the leading .nciss and le tendency Of prices wa sp
ward Erie, under free ssles ia the morning fell back
TO eOl but econ rallied el and closed at the Second
Board 1t Oh, seller sixty. SEINE large holders have
bees selling out bu. the leading fends Of the road sSe
the mock freely Il Is rumored that new parry has
been formed TO sske shares Of stock CT the mar
Re, reading wa hrrner and sold A. "a. Long Island
moved up 10 g. Hudson River continues heavy gong
10 ia. but closing at I'll showing decline OF ~
cen. during the week The receipts Of January, u
.upuo,.5 will De about si300oo Harlem = without
cbsng. Of importance. The opes winter has had an
uu.ysrsh. eject upon ts earnings, . zee tresns ar
,,ns,r,ent made with the Peoples line has thereby
h.sr a It,le avail The road 10 now, however, doing
t.,,s freight business Norwich and Stoningsos are
e,,, Nicaragua I'll OF ct the Yirss Board 10 81, busrs-
covered rs baoyaney and closed q, 3si bid IN Improve
rner. Oh p cent on Fridays prices This line is now
soirg very arre business with Il, boats and trsnss
route. Land Companies are well held, but are no.
very active Cary /. In fair demand and firm, ct l3i
Cspton 10 ll9 The Coal Companies rather heavy,
bvt the chsnges are no. important The premium
Stocks are generally firm Panama advanced to l3e.
sxth-,veuus 1871 Crystal Palace sold g, l50. Bonds
are IN good demand and about 10000 sold d about
previous prices Stocks receivable at Albany for Bank
ing purposes are very firm.
Exchanges are quiet and unchanged. Ster-
Ling s9si France 5l5e5l3i.
Freishts are dull. but Il anything little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

BoARD OF EDUcArIOS FOR 1953.-President,
fn.dyee Sylvester; Clerk Join Br1sch
fH'f "erd-sehuoi IruEees--JohG Breach, U. L.
ptnaTssi' ChEt = Tgtte ornissi0ue-s-F0utyce Syi-
Vtste5, Henry B. Robertson. Geo. y. Baker.
Seo1Hc " srs-schOo Irasfsss-Ed Ez-d VAL Chimney
Lay 6fahzirs Policy. Counm.zi0nsz-CE1rasf owier,
John A buEdeu. NiIisrn Meek.
Ih-e bard-Schoo frus,ees-Isasc Henderson, Nich,si
MeCrsth. William Kennedy CoulmissioasTs-Ads P.
bEfer, Same! q Terry, Leans L. Bartlett