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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14
New York, May 10.

ANOTHER COLLISION Emigrant from
N. Y, and the Express from Dunkirk, came
in collision last evening at O'Clock on the
branch of the Erie Road. -Four breakmen
injured, and one passenger had leg broken
and several others injured. Both locomotives
and baggage cars, and the first cars were
smashed. The wounded victims were brought
to the hospital in this city. A new time table
went into operation yesterday morning, and
1t is said the emigrant train left Jersy City
an hour and half before its time.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14
A Domestic nnet.

THE Boston Post versiies scene al the
breakfast table, between a romantic husband
and his sensible wife
ROMANTIC HUSBAND.
Thou art my lowell have none other
But only thee-but only thee.
SENSIBLE WIFE.
Now, Charles, do stop this silly brother,
And drink your tea--your cooling teal
ROMANTIC HUSBAND.
Your eyes are diamonds-gems refined
Your teeth are pearl-your har is gold
SENSIBLE WIFE.
Oh nonsense now IL know you'll find
Your outlets cold-exceeGing cold.
ROMANTIC HUSBAND
Where'er thou art, my passions burn;-
| envy not the monarch's crown!
SENSIBLE WIFE.
Put some hot water in the urn,
And toast this bread, and toast it brownl
ROMANTIC HUSBAND.
Had Gocondas wealth. say,
'Twere thine at will, twere thine at will;
SENSIBLE VILE.
Then let me have check to pay, ss,
The butchers bill-the bakers bill!
ROMANTIC HUSBAND.
Oh heed them not, my trembling fower;--
If want should press US, let it come!
SENSIBLE WIFE.
And, dpropos, the bill for flour
Is quite a sum-an unpaid sum.
ROMANTIC HUSBAND.
So rich in love-so rich in Joy
No change our cup of bliss can spill
SENSIBLE WIFE.
Now, do be quiet you destroy
My cambria frill-my well-starched frill.
ROMANTIC HUSBAND.
Ha! senseless, soulless, loveless girl,
To sentiment and passion dead
SENSIBLE WIFE.
A moment since / was your pearl
Your only love'-at least you said
ROMANTIC HUSBAND. (gravely)
I spoke it in the bitter jest
OF one his own deep sadness scorning
SENSIBLE WIFE (rather foOlishiy.)
Well, candour is at all times best;--
wish you, sir, fair good morning! II.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

The New York papers complain
of the higa price and comparative scarcity Of
beef in that city. The large amounts they
have heretofore received from Illinois, &c. they
say have been turned to another channel
They are now driven in immense droves to
California. II is also said that large amounts
of beef are packed in New York for the
Australian market Beefis getting SO high
in New York, by these causes, that none but
the rich can afford the luxury of eating it,
o. S. Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

EB-The Wire Suspension Bridge over lhc
Sadusky River at 7 illin viii be dne suuct
IRE The two principal Wire Gables will be
four inches in diameter and two hundred
and twenty two feet IN length, the Tower.
from which they are suspended, at either end
being seventeen feet high. The span be-
tween Abutments will be two hundred and
ten feet /. is estimated that the cost Of thi,
work will not exceed five thousand dollars
Sandusky Cam Register
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

DR. A. B. ELLIOT, of New York.
the renowned Temperance Lectur-
er, will hold forth at the Court House
on Monday evening, May 18th, at
early candle lighting. We prophe-
sy a rich TREAT, Come and hear.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

Es- Some young ladies, feeling aggravated
by the severity with which their friends spec
ulated on their gay plumes, necklaces, rings,
&c, went to their pastor to learn his opinion.
Do you think said they, there is any i'm
propriety in wearing these things!'
"By no means, was the prompt reply. when
the heart is full Of ridiculous notions, it is
proper to hang out the sign
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

Mental Pleasures never cloy; unlike those
of the body, they are increased by repetition,
approved by reason, and strengthened by en-
joyment A few books, together with expe-
rence, are better than many. The greatest
men have not been book-men. Washington
was not great reader. 1t is from few prac.
teal truths, experience and reflection, that
much knowledge is to be gained.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

The Board of School Examiners of Sandus-
ky county, will meet at the Office of @. w
Click, Esq, on Tuesday next, the 17th, for
the examination Of teachers
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14
New Advancement,

On and after Monday next, there will be
an accommodation train on the Toledo, Nor
walk and Cleveland Road. The running
time of all the trains is materially changed
as will be seen by reference to the Railroad
advertisement
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

TO MY SISTER.

BY B. =. c.
sisler7 often think Of thee,
Though far from thee removed
And trust that you will think Of me,
Thy Brother, thou didst love.
Shall ere thy Memory be efiaced,
From off my humble heart1
No, SISTER, 1t shall bear place,
III bid it ne'er depart.
hope to meet thee once again,
Upon the Earih's broad face;
And ifmy prayers are not all vain,
will thy form embrace.
Though many miles from thee away,
will remember thee
And il my frame should here decay,
Preserve my memory.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

Every married man should let his wife have
the management of the Home Department
and give her, as Secretary, the control Of the
different buresus? but don't let her have any
thing to do with the War Department
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

ES-C. D. Hall has just received his large
stock of Ready-made Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
&c, and is now prepared to clothe .he people
in the best style for mere trihe.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

JUndE JEssy B, TnoMAs.-Judge Thomas
an old aud well known citizen Of the West in
ft of insanity, committed suicide at his res
idenee in Mt. Vernon, o.. few days since.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

"Mr. Jones, don't you think marriage is a
means OF grace?" Certainly. my dear. any
thing is means of grace that breaks up pride
and leads 10 repentance"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14
Wood Going,

The editor of the Maumee River Times,
whose wood pile is subject to untimely decay.
thuse expresses his Jeelinks upon the subject:
II body see body carrying off his wood,
Should body WHALE body-lf body cOuld1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

The absence of the editor, will account fol-
all DEFICIENCIES in the editorial department.
this week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

-"ln Paraguay" says an American. "nearly
every woman eheWs tobacco"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

The African trade (he kind of trade Mrs.
Beecher Stowe is engaged in) in England
seems to pay exceedingly well. No sooner
was our Yankee authoress landed in Liver
pool, it appears. than she was presented with
fl3O sterling. What for. as she is not under.
stood to be in necessitous circumstances, we
cannot imagine. John Bull would seem to
think Uncle Tom has come a-begging
ESQ is just $3.50. Mrs. Stowe is certainly
not much in need of the money, if the reports
be true touching the enormous income she ha;
received from the sale of her romance. If We
could persuade her, we should see it appro
priated something after this fashion:
$500 (say) to buy the freedom of one slave
100 to send him to Liberia.
100 to the Negro Orphan Asylum here.
100 to learn one little Negro to read and
write.
so to enable him to emigrate,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

Ezy- Read all the Advertisements in this
paper
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

w. B. Kridler advertises a fine stock Of
Clothing, of every description. Read his ad-
vertisement in another column.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14
so to enable him to emigrate.

$3.50
Now, if Mrs. Stowe were not professional
abolitionst, she would certainly spend the
money she is making and is going to make in
the African slave trade. the year to cone in
Great Britain, as we have suggested. But be-
ing an abolilionisl, and the real comfort of the
negro, therefore, not being at all in her way.
the following appropriations are more likely to
be made:
500 to entice slaves to run away. South.
100 to pay the expenses of ditto.
100 to send him to Canada.
so for subscriptions to "wooly" newspa-
pers.
so for lectures on the Higher Law.
$50 for grand amalgamaton dinner.
900 for the relief Of the sick and distress
ed Uncle Toms in lhe northern cities
The next bag of gold Mrs. Stove is presen-
ted with ought to be paid into che fund for the
support of abolition editors and lecturers; the
first to keep on denounciug the Constitution as
an accursed bargain, and the others to exc,
crate the South, TIE Church, and every thing
and every body else lhat don't join issue with
them 1t is - be hoped that cousin John vii
hurry up me fapas--N T. Express.
i
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

Judge Mclean IN MS opinion. lie says:
''The plan Of the Bridge over the Sandus-
ky Bay having been approved by Steedman,
the acting commissioner, and the place of
crossing being within bis jurisdiction, il is not
doubted that under the "Purt Clinton char
ter" bridge may be constructed as proposed,
If IL cause no obstruction TO commerce" Does
this look like allowing Railroads to cross navi-
gable waters at all events Does this establish
that right fully and conclusively" as the Reg
ister claims ? Most certainly providing they
cause no obstruction to commerce-a propo-
sition which no man in bis sober senses ever
doubted. The learned Judge goes on to es.
tablish the existence of too rights, lst Pub
lie right or the free and unobstructed use OF
every navigabe water connecting two or more
States, End The Local right, or the right to
cross such waters. ,'rhe general Commercial
right is paramount to all states authority
That he considers this proper case for the
interference Of judicial power will be seen by
.he following.
4 "The commerce on the Bay above th,
Bridge, including the Sandusky River, is mol
large, but il is ofsutiicient Importance to bring
Il under the regulation of the Commercial
power oftha unicn, and TO require its protec
iIion."
NNow the Register will ask, why ID was i
''the general commercial right is paramount Il
the local right" and if "the commerce Of tb'
Sandusky Bay and river is Of sufficient impor
tance to require the interference Of The gen
eral commercial power that an Injunction was
not granted against the Port Clip.on compa
ny but, on the contrary their iight to eros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
financial.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH N. C, Jan Is 1873
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT
~ STATE BOSDS.-sealed proposals will be received
IN the City Of New York until 10 o'clock M OF the Sa
OF March next, for the purchase Of
100000
of Bonds Issued BY the STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA
These Bonds will bear date the FIRST OF JANUARY,
isSs and win run THIRTY YEARS. They win have
Coupons attached and the Interest at SIX PER CENT
PER ANNUM, will be payable the first days Of July
and January Of each year.
Both interest and principal will be payable at tho BANK
OF THE REPUBLIC, in the City of New-York unless
the purchaser may prefer TO have them made payable tho
Treasury Of North Carolina
They are issued under the authority OF tho Legislature
Of North Carolina for the construction Of the NORTH
CARoLILA RAILROAD and in addition to the faith OF
hs State all the Stock held by she State In the said Rail.
road and the Dividends from ssd Stock ars expressly
pledged for their redemption.
THESE BONDS ARE, BY EXPRESS ENACTMENT.
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION
Parties bidding VIII please 10 address their letter. In
doed Sealed Proposals for North Carolina State Bonds
10 the undersigned New-York directed to the caro- Of
Messr. BROWN DE ROSsEr, No 1870 Frontst, ~ Y
THE BIDS WILL BE OPENED In the Bank of tho
Republic at o'clock P. NJ, tho SIst day Of MARCH
NEXT, in the presence Of O. B Lamar Esq., President Of
the said Bank and p. Brown and David Freeman Esas
Bidders may slso be present
Successful bidders viii be required as soon a. informed Of
the acceptance OF their bids deposit Bank the amount
Of their bids with the accrued interest from the LIST inst 70
the credit OF the Treasurer Of the Sats of North Carolina
THIS DEPOSIT may be made either In tho BANK OF THE
REPUBLIC, w-Yors, or In the BANK OF THE STATE
OF NORTH CAROLINA, or in the BANK OF CAPE
FEAR, Raleigh, North Carolina d. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

s.res,e.p q. y'sa ...s rrss- Yr.s-, - Wv u.
30 ~ NY Wn cs~s. Dprsy, u e. ds
Ley ecccr srv1n C. Baano-s ~ So Boassafts kostrs
sss EslsSEsss &c. sd 3sA Ass wsostsf Keley Hessas
kss lerk hT Gea Scott Graham CAa Rcn y-rA erx ~.
res BERN i"isss Ss~res. sAr Meteor srzrsss. ssass
A. Jssme istA Al. .shs Moro spirh. IA Asa S Bsoa a.;
hshafL Cow. ier va TeEk sosy vessel SA t2A,
~ Elhstt. Tsogzs B-tsn
Jasa as sf hasks jobs winaop Bssa.ra Sc r..,
"a Cuha Hose. - aa n Evcn eAbra So Ney Yea
d. seA Jobs X AssE, AEsry o o. 5ods sarah M,ra JSs
ftr SOL os 10 Sd 81, H Gasshs Ryier, csas-s :, cd
sa BarasOs shoa' 2s,A al seAr wIEs.a Ar-har ~.
HavsBs.
A. - John, n b, sh, bgs Ksall CaAia. SasizaA aa.
IsnsH J.hrs'on bo-'on kln-or, iecSAtt Bsiecre J,a
NcrrsOs. SaranHzh
Arr Al BOnouiu Jsa = ZIP EEratar Er Rosssu iiss s
50 Bay Jan lSs - Br. shsg ke'sa. In pr-
punhsrtcn naHsseUs lhS g. sad 6r - Roc4ecc.
drcss. sra kIus al Aosni town ~ 40 sasnA
Chnrka lsnds. sh Dee ls-in port shp Cream from srs
Fr.rsiseo ia. susna 'or tke 4. :
lshaina. jan I3Arr EKcel Ssn Fraas r Eooc'u'a
h.ntaa. Jan esL Mex schr. Eisaasl ssa Frsso VIA
carse ofcorn sns rat
saa p. Jan i5-Ia port brig Levet "a r saa Frssoo
ahsat slgh.
NoIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
DISASTERS. &c.

PutrS. OF ard I'm Portland Cor York before reported
lost Watch TN Reef struck oclock A NJ lh and
after Her consisted Of domestic
gofs stoots heading &c little Of Which save
Bass Alien Of and From N Bedford Of Nuccnts
Jan % the Iash Dec 80 NJ lat ~ 30 ong
20 w passed and an schr pBrs attached
.uVproed her BE- about hefbout-. modern
rounded the keel bottom painted about
ard bck within about 50 rods Of ccni
the and uppoe1 that she had been suauor
but short The maa gan and boom appeared
Gently broken Had not beea ragged should hayed
tain Der
M.,r. I'm. Boston for John v b before reported
ashore Nonhesan Me- and got aoa has been condemned
and sold IN Port and.
Sen sr,.s Russell Of nl from Nantucket for York Va.
nsht Of Oh 81 Gull Island shi by steamer Achs
hom New loTk hsyng ship Mirhon yandyke and rom
New ORLEANS for BOSTON and abandoned benz
with the water The taken Newport tho Marathon
and toved INTO Greenport - before reported
Bare MlriSGs below Portland. mastsr
Capt Slower By sm- when four Ma.anzs, she s
Of her rk same sease
LTrIrs received BY vood Water, ESQ Secretary OF the
Board Il Cndewrier dated Fayal state. that the an
Hte had been hove and both cne ami the
leak stopped She commenced reoadng h would sal r her
destination With M patch ship Charlotte Reed aer in about
leo salt found meke four nhe per hour
would be 70 take o copper end the leak
would render Z 10 relsnd the
THT accurate description o. the wrecked brs
of bark Home hen'c RIO Jsnrro enabled
bfs Triton and or this from NLaga rlany her
fully II hoped that the Irtons taken of
vessel hound from View York md southey ports
90 he Esat Indies and the Pacific Ocean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
Spoken, &c.

Jan Is, about lat 90 n lon ~ w ship SIMEON Smith from
New ioh, Jan. 10 fof san Francisco.
Orleans.
FEB IS Of Tukar ship Osborne NOVEL; I'm Liverpool for
Orleans.
Feb IS h a. 81 on H. b. bark wm Carson I'm wilmington
\. C. for London.
FEB IS at 81 lon w .hip Albert Gatin s,orer 6n Liver,
pool for Baltimore.
March lat % 90 Jon brig smyrna sprasue I'm Malta
and IS IA. I'm. Gibraltar foT Boston
March lt q! lon 49, ship Liverpool I'm New Yors
for Liverpool
march s. lat - 30, lon II 80 shr j. Darling n BroOkbaren
bound south
March a. - So brg Augusta, m NswYork for Savannah
March lat u o. lon u 40, three steamer
steering IL.
Feb lat ~ " lon 81 so W. bark vespe ofand I'm SewYorl
for Bremen-so reported
March II mies ES T.. Of Sqam Inlet ship Of
ren. I'm Lverpoo' for New Yofk.
No date lat IL 20 s. lon "a 20 W. clipper ship Tornado from
New fofk for San Francisco, % ds out
March on Bulls Bay BRIG Monte Chto for Dobey and
schr. julia Anna, for savannah both tim. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
Wha1ers.

New Bedford 18Th ship City Eldrdse North P,eihc,
Honoiuu Nov u Hauhene Dec III dVs with IS bbl 40
do VII oil on board spose Jan lat 6 3, ship Copa Newell
n b. all wei clean Feb o. lat ~ ship Masach usetts Ncker
OF and for Nantucket, 1850 bbs
Ar l4h, ship Aim Barker. Norton, Arctic Ocean Sandwich
leland. Wyoo;acke Dec with so bbl - 80 do Polar
and lbs bone board shipped home sold daring
voyage $50 IBIS OF and y OO b. bone.
Below ship Young PhGnN Tompkins from Indian Ocean-had
when last reported l30Osp $50 VII.
At Woods Hoe 18th. chip hsachuse Ncksrson fn North
Pacific snd for Nantucket With $500 bblr 900 sp
At Port Prsyi Jan shp Brandt Bonney, Of v. clean.
At 81 yncerp Jan "a bark lafayette Allen OF " B. clean all
well
from Capt Hsihawa Of bark Dunbsrton Of n B.
Bavo Cape de Verbs Jan 80 clean spoke JAa 80
bark Maria Mooer- B. clean Lost overheard Dec. %, 81 I'm
the Dunbaron, Augustus w Nichols OF Woburn Mass aged -
spoken-Dec g. lat 50 s. lon - W. Constitution, wn.low.
Nantucket, oil cot stated.
LAhana jan 5, Indian Chief Fish OF B., and sd 9Th
18Th brk obe Handy, at ~ B. recruits
SD I'm. do. Jan. s, Mernmac, or New London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
Arrived.

.ssn-tsa PYsn@tas. C,srcAR Sos, sayrs
&. Nssietik i3ih. taarlss-
,cp p.s. bArt u isr- sraIaatn4s.
s,yu. s,eer.sS
siesur - Akhana 9so- % hrar- IN sAyaanaA isc sns
ma 10 Sau N1cb-F Pas-d hsc,a trg tssrst
ship CorstrkSh. Alen LvsrPool ss Rad pz<eHees
KsTnt cEns~ he { sBbofeS a : W. So; On Tasrsasy
SIR suh. xeBeJ 1' m SsrioeAei, o. &c. Cart
wr.hi Hsrrrou ca.
si T., asnse D4te "a safo shnSe. Pcatoa Rra
SIR r. or fhadrhil I1ss. IS - rsliad
.Cuba asA Bolass Meyer siasksn
% rorfurs e,peAeneed hsAyy span.
s sss &C. Has expired heavy weather dl-ng The
vlois passase-
Lsler .ehr- E1osl4oT. Cals Har- Hsa-sA. Es, Kay
Cary ard Nsrth, -fla lockwood N from he
Of ~ 81 A.ianfa. Ashore On faouer shns's
schr EtehsrTs, Date fH sufo1 Va shnses q sstfcs
frr-ber~.
sshr b sEah Kelly as EsutaSiri al eaaEs s Cart
Er4ht. Hsrrsoa ca
SAILED cIrrer .Ag s.vr.e peartorr, Scr M-lSourse.
tAust-sfa
BgLow-Ths shp Ss-tonss ha sbsssha. sl to sasAs
hsrfs d the Ofinr
wrND-Duras tie day Sw., and very fresh
ne shp Rosl Ind yaal boston 81 the s,rsnn tse Il
D. Tortes. or Sev irrk not sat Tbs r1rnnx vh.r -.
Eastern bosi- nuTh- Has probably put ve-rt cr
fsv londcn, N conseg a the heavy fae o. yets iiy
sspposed N, mot Ct he Of the shr Afskaa
t1rSed N GOOD order.
lie searsr VI PsrsguAy down the Ray orpi-
rrubehly On uat TIP
A H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK..y
Cleared.

asaHstos Bsrt--. ore-.s :. o. w.-sk Co.
S2fNiosa. Cu-a Lve-I- >afh Carrier Co. Oc-.s a..
6-isw0a Lczeoz, Johs Gns~oA Lac1aa, Hzs-f CO.
Leresn CO.
BAfts-G~o. Een-y, Pe,de,oz. Cuba A. G. B-uou, Iy,,,
lAust Gr-.or-Ets L0njoa, o. W. Poiocs A B--.,r ~,
yanA J. RcbNEtson Geo A T4J0r, Lard. Wl1 as-,,z Il
y L necre4ey Ca LsrA. Bels, Hsvaaa, Noses Tsy5 ca
4. Churchil. EItcAburn, Cararnas, r 2. Back Co.
BESs-Emehs Clesuna Hsrse Be-s Chzsaberan Roa,.,
: CO. De6l. Oro.ssr, NsssItss ;. g. SAriy.
Schooo-ss-WEke Ersss, " 1nlsol- Powell; Er-n NJ
r.aan Jaesosv1e r ? Buck CO. Ro, Harriet Jscxscrs,
hop-os Euatsr BOr,r sswyer Port Prsc- Toaus Co.
80 Ce esnento. HAznosA. Banore. klfe6 Lord r.a,
,ts- s@s.a "A Crane. Vagina Gr-&fa, Yt.rr,.~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
MARRIED..

tCLE-LYDGCKERAtn Moss Cottage Roctisnd Lake, March
Rev Mr. Van Zabdt. Captain James T.. COe Of tins city
kvs Catherine N LJdecter, Of the former place.
MeGRTGOR-h cDIARMI DIN Cumberland Co, y C.. March
D. Cory HcGregor 10 Mrs Margaret daughter Of Darmd Nc
U~rmid.
TUREBULL-CJisHOLM.-A Dundas, {. w, March 10, Hr
John Turnbul TO Miss Jane ChishoiIn.
sBAw-coOK-At Baltimore Nd, March H. Bernard Shaw Of
View yort, ~ Mics Susau C. Cook. Of this city.
sIEHoKs-WKsT-In Canton. Me-, Feb. 20 r. G. Harlow.
Ess after couItshp Of eighteen minutes Calvin simmons Esl
10 Mis- Cynthia q West, ali Of Canton.
E-HARYIR.-At Richmond Va, March 10. Rev Andsr-
Wade Henry Co Mss Susan c. daughter Of Gen B.
Hsy @ % cf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

az The DAY. IN boscs there is q moderate business
d,s-ss xs yreyioss pnces Government, and safe
asuebs are steadily held
The Exchange fnsrket has not been sctive
ier tbs stes<ner and ROTATIONS are nos well szs,usd
zxsfng ges from 10 81 but few sales benz MAZE
soore y p cent The hrnpess OF the Money usrks.
ssia nessuraby restricts remdrances Francs are
5l1~t l3l. Sosiins is moro plenty, and the sotA,
AID f1e supply here has been increased a. hns also
ben me supply from domestic shipments of Cotton
brtadstu6s Prorisions, SC. The supply Of usrtsids
hills wac IN excess Of the demand
There IS more activity in Liverpool freights
and we pctice engagements Of 1900 or 5000 bosh
Grain stJ97ad in bulk and one lot "a IN ships bsgs
2ooo or 1900 bile Flour sac s. 500 bale. ID. 4Ds
bbb. PORK Isl go bbls. Oh 30. % tea. Seed 27'6
To Lcndon, Naval Stores &c To Cork and msrkst.
Grain charter made at 3D. If 70 Cork only and
lod. If elsewhere. To HayTe, some Cotton was taken
ats - -
Of ic.
TIE receipts at the Sub-Treasury continue
large; Receipts $685. 2O Payments s32 33i Bslaace
s64961se. The disbursements about the lst April, IL
! is understood viii be very large.
Money was more active to day again, but the
supply was fair The rates keep up. The announce
ment OF nearly four millions OF gold on the way rom
San Francisco received with satisfaction in the
street. but had no marked effect Indeed the seconds
Of Exchange by the Prometheus, which must be paid
tomorrow while the gold to come is yet At sea, will
rather tend TO increase the demand for money tenn
porsrily.
The amount of gold shipped from San Fran
cisco in February up the time Of the sailing of the
last steamer s. 800 500. This is irrespective Of
the amount carried away in the pockets Of passenger
For January and February, the amount the manifest
was So s966O6 against 81 675 s92 in months Last
year
We annex the award of the Great Western
Railroad Company Bonds
The undersigned, Commissioners appointed to recev,
proposals for loan ofone million Of dollars In the bond
OF the Great Western Railroad find the offer of Messrs
ketchum, Rogers Dement, the best In the aggregate
being for the entire loan and for any portion oft
al the par value of the bonds; and the Commissioner
do therefore award 20 them the entire of mil
lion Of dollsrs in the following proportions, upon the
subscriptions hereto annexed. JONATHAN SrURGEs.
Nev- York March Is, 1853. +. DEMISG
The whole amount of bids W "a follows.