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, 1853-12-24

He who said these days were "melan.
choly days" said well-said touchingly and
truly. Death and sorrow are united. Mar
is not the only victim Of the poisoned arrow OIL
the Pale King. Nature is stung to the quick
by the same shaft. Her color changes, hel
strength relaxcs, her vigor departs-and
though she has no voice by which 10 tel
her anguish, her throes are none the les
poignant.
"All this is full Of suggestion. It is az
emblem, an example. II holds eharmet
picture to the eye, and strikes poisonous ap.
prehension1 into the heart. Tho thoughts
are subdued, like solemn rhymes, and NOR.
tai weaknesses become the more apparent
The youth whispers TO himself along the
highway, and the strong man is troubled ia
the solitude Of his charmer.
"And they who turn aside the dead leavcl
Of former Autumn, to lay down their GOV.
eted treasures, and leave them in silence
they. have another sorrow now. A yeal
from the time, Of great woe, brings dou.
lie sorrow to the spirit. The anniversary
of grief is harder TO endure than the griei
itself"
, 1853-12-24

HlsroRrcAL INclpExr.-The Rev. John
Marsh, in an address before the Green
County Temperance Society, introduced
the following pleasing historical incident;
ga beautiful story has been told Of little
boy who was placed at the door Of the Hall
in Philadelphia, to give notice to the old
JclI-man in the stecple when the Dcclara-
ton of Independence should be signed
The old bell.man waited long at his post
SAYING They will never do it, when he
heard shout below. He gazed on the
pavement, and there stood the little boy,
clapping his tiny hands, and shouting,-
Ring Ring Grasping the iron tongue
of the bell, backwards and forwards he
hurled it an hundred times, proclaiming
Liberty to the land and the inhabitantl
thereofp That sound crossed the Atlantic
pierced the dungeons of Europe, the work
shops of England, the vassal field of France
That sound spoke to the slave, badc hin
look from his toll and know himself man
Yes, and the voice of that boy lifting him
self upon tipIoc and shouting Ring p ha
come 10 us; and let us ring the 6end's
doom and proclaim liberty TO our land ant
the world. We will shout to every philan
thropist, every orator, every father ant
every mother, ring and we will sound
to the world, 'We will be free.'"
, 1853-12-24
Female Education.


THE Undersigned, Trustees of CLACKAMAS
IICOUNTY FEMALE SEMINARY, are grst.
i6e1 that they can still commend this Institution
to the patronage Of the public. =
The recent examination, held August 9th, evin-
ces tho faithfulness and success of the Teachers,
MR.. & MRS. f. D. SHATTUcK. sas
They seem to have gained the love and confidence
Of the pupils generally while their strict discipline
secures that order and regularity in The exercises
Of the school which essential 10 educate aud
train the youthful mind.
We were pleased with the readiness with which
he little girls Of siK and eight years answered their
questions in geography and mental arithmatie.
The exercises Of the higher classes on the Black
board, in grammar and physiology, were highly
crcditabe, both to themselves and 10 the teachers
It is unnecessary for US to specify all the stuies
thus honorably reviewed. The general impression
on our minds, and we believe on the minds Of all
who were present, was that our Daughters may
here obtain a thorough Mental Education, eombin-
cd with the best Moral Training.
We rejoice TO feel that the Institution is thus be-
ginning 10 realize fully the idea Of ts found
ers and that il promises to be q rich and permA-
nent blcssing to this community and to the Terri
tory.
We are happy also to know that the departments
Of the Seminary are to be more definitely sePerat-
ed during the succeeding terms. The primary de-
partment will he under the care Of a teacher who
will devote herself entirely to il.
IIEZEKIAH JOHNSON,
A. l.. LOVEJOY,
f. HAMILTON,
J. r. ROBB,
GEO. H. ATKINSON.
Oregon City, August 10Th, 1859. 3iE
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DIED.

lIBTRIsON-A Albany. Ind Nsrch s. RobrFtF Absft'oh
.'5s.t .on o. Hon Saihan,el Atefton ased = year,
KNAPPAf rnshamion March ;, Or. Co beg kn'Pp ased y
venrs he yss Norfolk Itrhhrd Co, tonn 'sd ~
r,nyd 10 0afofd v an 1870 where ne estspHses
s,S nearly 80 ne cary enoseI
a. snc~ caussd Yse Cosse Institution "ln iee MOI
o s yors hshty honor him with DccofAie .aen such
bngs had lie 'esred and eacatrf MI eI
Gus ann and ed Age professional income "ons ss 'aof
al m
IHArIv L. Tayet,e. Ind March 3, Hon Az Chapn, he
rrs..aiat.e ~ the Iegl-'ainIe from Tppeennoe c.
RfTCutR- sai-busy, Herkner Co NJ. Rev ; Richie,
Of Clinton ONEIDA aged formerly editor OF IN h,ht0s
-,
ROBINSON Milwaukee, WIS, FEB. ", ClroAns AhnfA
only md join md Belinda Robinson aged ysafs months
SANFORD saturday March 10, Niiam fr'nthn
,ouus--t h H. and Pamela SANFORD AGED year
month, srd 10 dave e.r-..-t,-, =.
attend funeral OcCct ihii Monday aite'noos o inc
fes.d@ne. Of b., putn,s, Ne. ~ Cherry T. . =, vta
sTENART-At Phlpsvls, Allegheny GO Nes feft ohfh'y
uorrr,s March A, frrS,net stewart, sgd tpesfs a.
TAYTDR-Ou sstardty March H. alter short "hes, 7'
.oplts Am " f. OF Gorhani ?. rsyO'. AGED Nyeer-
ne. remains vii be taAsn, tins morning. % uulord coma "f IN
n. a x,f.....
Church. sy aApsnf
oiIos,or y L-e... Oliiani 'on. MADISON Co
fer,l seryice oil tahc psc- me 1rtns n.us On t
so@r of Nad.ou sonsome, st- On lae-dJ h,rsnon
g,c Ih- Pastors Bspus Char be- "a Nv iors .ha
ycpfy ed tbs e,ds general respectfully ae1 10 Aieae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

Of Tie sasossle arrangements ia regard TO fares H1
lem improved Y cent. and Hsison River y cent
TIE Coal Stocks are rather srmer. Cumberland ssaS
Il 20 b. ] saa Parker Vein 3oi. resns,lvsnis Cos
improved y cent; Canton sdvsnced ' cent DO
tween the Boards closing 1t ls There Is grest cons
deuce felt in this stccA BY the parties operating in IL
and but for the late rurn in the markc would have
new stood g, 100 Nicaragua was active aud ii sass
Of 500 shares eosed AZ 1i. an Improvement Of y
cent Jersey Zinc was firm TIE new Bsnk ssschs
continued depressed. Hanover inprUvesi y c-ns
The rremism Railroads are srmer, bu: not active.
six;h-Av. improved to ia The Central line throssh
this State are srner the Consolidation sa appears
to BE- safe in the LesslS,arc There wss an iaaaysss
Rsilrcsd Bond. at improving prices Eries sdvanee4
t,oi y cent Al the close the market ssaersisy vss
firm
The annexed table shows the highest and low
est ra,es touched daring the week Zoe the ssechs
named:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

Nseb i;Fr,t ssSf-SS L', p OK 90 se's1s
=. - t0si 81 90 81. l02ls 90 o. D. 10 ~
q 90 iosE 90 o. lo.3l ~ t's1 -, ,s.i1 d. -
- q, G-t Z. l. ssy ~ s'1tt $3.50 ~ 80.
s..ia 50 j. o. fis P-an1 x X - -, ~ q ~ -
=, e. 20 = 30 - q io,s $50 ~ PC 20 20 = 1 1
r-.-rsf ss.h N loe IN. 3d.. - Z 80 o. -.
az ifs a. D. ea-s 81 a; ls> hsss n n 10 . - -. 20,
80 - !. 4 -. D. D.. a. a. q 80 80
= - Il - a. lsis 10 ssssss E-a4ss 4 4 y 49,
- ~. ~. +Cesssaefta Etaa 60. Z : - - " !.
o.. ~ 90, . L = d A-' - ~
-. s5sB. - ,.. 4. -. A., Loo f,,saI T. 4 -
u. =. .t.,i a. 10 "a ,. - - 70 o. - - "a
- ~ - 4 - IS ~ 50 LHios C-a@ - i3ln 20 -, -
a. % s4,s 6sh Co. ~. - % o. "a ~. iasN ~
80 ~ ksn-sgtsa bsEE, - - - d - ~ too r.. -
= R,srs-sIst iznz1oE X n :. - - a-s -
s go, ~. "a Hs.ah T. 4 50 ~ 10 sfats
- Pe,tCo - IesSkaT sEs. gsst, - Va D 3 D. sis
80 ft. 80. asR x 81; Dstzt w, - % o., -
- Iit Fa-u.fs' ase ass. bsHl s., ~ Grse
Rssk ~ r. - H.. tae La, r.,,.. ~
- - -. 10 y. d. IS lss a. Mons Can&i, W y
-,sr- n God Co. 70
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CouxrRrx OF Nyw,RK-The Navigation Of

Convince OF NEwARK.-The Navigation OF
Newark Bay was Interrupted BY ice during = days m
Jsnrary Il VA resumed February and has soce
continued with much spirit Arrangements are sal e
~ in rrf-e,. ior gresf increase 81 the reghng oUs
nee Daring January TIE Dua0er OF vessels |aieh
t,ss-ea the E-ntho1se IL Newark lay, going u aad
coming Ouf Of Newark are; 20 ia n.oA1 sAi
schooner During Febrsry there wsse = sesnaioats
g -chccre-s, and a. SLOPE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

The improved feeling in the Stock market
eoriI ced today, win tair amount Of moFemSnl N
the lsneiss The pressure Of Stock which enafac.''
iz.d the market Tor the last week or TWO Is Hae'
marked, the weak holders having been pre'y
" cleared OUT and the stocks replaced where can
BE- held Erie toached Is, which Is "a turner s'sace
Of cent, WIKI sales Of 800 'AAres- An 'Ae Hn,'
road. had an improving sppesrsnee s'onins'on "a
.,.e.s "a ssJ,.. ssd Esrvisa - 20, " Consequence
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MARRIED..

BkRAGFR-L AMoHEgX.-At Manhus Anesa Co. hfasan
Fob L. Henry Barasor Ganges, aud Martha LaneaA OF
r,--t--
DOnGE -FRENCH-In uoss, Pa. March l. Wy hsv Chsres
N.h Nc Alien DuJss u OntaIIo Co, n l. aud Mss Aos"
Ffeuch OF Ssvm Ne. -. -. ~
srFFERN GURHEE At nsvcrstrsv, Feb NJ Gsors- w
stseTn 10 Ffrabrth. daughter Of william 0urner .
sam. NDAFkKk.-Af Hanover, Pa, March D VIZ 's"o
ss.m 40 VI. Fhr.h-th Andsfssk, both Of Hsnnsef
MUIGRT-IANE.-ln ookyu. March u ~ Rev \. LINEN
lorf Vim 10 tVusht 10 Nfsafst e. dsughtr Of H. Lane Eco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

The market continues dull for Exchange
and the supply Is accommodating Sterling Is sssi the
lister tor strictly 6rst class signatures Francs SIS
.l2s
In Freichts there is moderate business
doing and rates are arm To Liverpool. 80 bsas.
Tt1rpentine al SO; Flour 234s6 Grsia. ~ STsd,
No bbls Tar, A. Lard. s2i6; Old Iron. s'i6; so
bales Cotton a.; Slaves 40 50 bbls Pearis 49,. To
Glasgow, IOoe bbls Flour. 81 1000 bush. Gram.
I'D: 900 bales Cotton. l. To London, 100 tuus Lard.
ZIG: Turpentns 80 1000 bbls Flour. al6; whest.
Cd in ships bags kegs Tobacco SO; 100 bxs, Bscoa
e7f6 IS Potash 25 tea Beef s. 100 obls. do. 3S.
To Bremen 81 hhds Tobacco Stems. % and to Hol'
land, 100 bbls Spirits rurpentine &c. y gal Within
sfew dsys sbrg Of go tuns engaged Q cargo from
Norfolk TO Rochelle at 81 500; schooner OF i5S tuns
to Navy Bay al 600; two bsrks from North sic Cubs
10 New York i5c for Sugar, and brig at Soc aud -
80 for Molasses. port charges not paid and two brss
at t5c snd 81 port charges paid To Cientaesos,
vessel 1t 40c To Australia the market Is not active.
To CsRferns, there is little Dry Goods. Lumber.
Liquors Metals Sc, Boots and Shoes. or any kind d
light goods. offering. bu, plenty Of Hams and shcui
aers. Butter snd Lard. Sc the rsnges yoalo,c.;
Lumber sS0G 500; Coal. slsaso; Heavy Goods.
lGllc.
The Sub-Treasury receipts are $I05.4&
payments, SEQ. 739 balance, 6,isI,op
The imports of merchandise, other than
Dry Goods, have been very large this week. reaching
two and half mnisns dollars. OF this amount there
were OF Teas $500 oOo Sugar $4,000 Coffee etsoO0.
Iron sl7sOoo Hardware tl0sooo Msdder s3tooo.
Furs s3s 600. Tin si5eooo, Lead $1,000 Lnseed On
$4,000, Watches s7oeoo, Champagne $4,000 sc.
The sdvices by the Africa are not favorable
for Cotton aud Breadstufs, although not less 90 thsn
wa anticipated bu, In other points Is encouraging
Trade generally was healthy. The London money
market was unchanged aud Consols hal been firm.
closing at 99i asa This with the improvement 10
Exchequer bills under the reduced rate OF intcress,
proves tha, there is no real scarcity of money. The
discount rate in Lombardst was 3 per cent and In
the stock Ex thsnge money was In demand at easi '
cent. The last statement Of Bank did not show the
reduction in bullion which had been predicted--ths
amount being only ss7,743 less than the prsviess
sl,.e
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Rru EsrArr.-The following property was
FIRrs-The alarm Of fire loI the Third D


FIRKs-The alarm Of fire for the Third lls
trci on Saturday morning, wa caused BY ne oarhhY
OF box Of books in The third story OF No ~ hsmnoh1
e. Damage triflng
At "a o'clock on Saturday morning. IRE
broke cur the hunter yard Of Wtn Kinney on gtsi1
near the llth av l. siantci from quantity OF ius'
which Law arsins' ence and would have pr9Fed o. a
s.Ticus character hr for the timely discovery ~ p
crrs Woodruff snd klernNn Of the Nl-ieeu-h !" 49, -.
The flames were soon extinguLshed ~ IT, nfeii' "
promptly arrived on me ground Aitf me Al'-"
gwen RI.
The alarm Of fire az 8 late hour on FRIDAY
night VS. occa.lcDed BY the burning oni o Soy
ehmrsy IL the building No si2 s;oaesi IAe p 7-''
were slightly damaged
At2 O'Clock on SATURDAY morning IRE broke
ont in the third srory Of the building No - Pesf-
occurred by John : Boyrtor, Nm. b. Parsons 80
others. The hremer early or ne ground A., .
eNtinguishea the flames. The roo was pa -
stroy ed ana toe stock in tie premises greatly aAAe'
by water. rr.,-,a
The dwelling,house corner OF hainn1lu
and Fac,o-y-s- wa discovered 20 Be en hEs o, r.
aAyevsnias about : o'clock, By s-ail-- ~ -.
SITE. The alarm wss gwen, and n i.~ - ~,
bercf engines were On the srot- brf y - -.
so1s q The s,nteuasn who eisecyerse ne M
About IL o'cl6ck Saturday nlgnt . nte Hds
discovered in the urp.r part OF the buid-G No. -
81 occupied by Robert Boals-d, le~er PSI. al -
pis,ricf promptly Responded 70 h- alarm and .! -
rnedistely seiioa prevented a. ex'ei--ve -.
Tue ccnfeurs u the second t1lrc a1a - 80
slxnosi entirely Destroyed ~ d.. o. dtnaxoe ~ =,
The o,iEn Of Voc hre is unkncwE Is- os' - 80
shout sas'c or ss,eoe. TIE Chief .; rshes' WE
force vas present. Ia. -,
At O'Clock last evening IRE broke our, ryt l,
s unknown sau.- n the root Of n. Fish h,f.ss -
~ C..hsrp~s. Tie 6resnen were cary % - - =
- .oc- an ,c.eSed 10 exrir gushing the SANS neS
e,~r b~fore TIE roof was nearly destroyed "a. -
Pohce Cxpts Leonard. Hsggsry, brrnnsI'
Hspklns, with large force were presrhI
FerxpINo.-A fine, healthy ami oea ca ~
eAiJ5. apparently about six months Of az,
ON Fridsy evening q; No. Is LA;gh' 81 oy s2n 80.
urlbown kin3hesr-ed widow iAds -, h-..-s,-,b
hou.c hss siov.rl II n Der o"h ''a
aroxi1e toI
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FUSERAL or THE LATE MR GRAHAH-Ihe
funeral Of the late John b. Graham. Esd took place yes
terday from his late resdence No u Saadsst hs f,iHA "
scr, irtereS IN Greenwood Cemetery followed ~ laise
prooes.iou OF friends and sympathisns citizens.
The funeral o, an aged and well-knOwn citizen,
COMMONLY known as Dr. Webster also took place fEUn MS
late EesiSence IN Jay-s,, YESTERDAY He, Ak1""e' va
taken 70 GTeenwoo. for iDterment.
~ The jouneymeD carpenters OF TINS CIty
are 10 ;s evening 20 consult On the 'aose' o. nee
of rrege
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

JS To-day the proprietors % the jersey
Cry F,rv reduce their rates Of f-rsge hsr-O'ose no
need The Common Coancil viii consider -o-rorro"
evening en- ordinance IN relation o. grant 20 ne 'onphS
r.recng n increase u ferry eccornodarlons II the r
ll.on peTtsn tbs saheet already pssc - &c
by Tire Mayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
SUPERIOR COURT-Besose ledge BossosIs-
" m nm. Al Iha. CT ~. AZ. slefl..

Te rsco-er q re- aLe- skEs o; sOck q ciotlnE a.
le-.S upou b. lie sAeE5 No 81 Broadway ienti .
\ kal.s BosIl srG aso t6r sloot dA1stss e ttALnS
lrrlkIr u-ssicu II he store tre4E1n< rp NJ o9sLs-
Kc In d.f-rss X i lid thar tse 81 = ~s -'9 80 4
der az ons q adEert made y W Il Mso'yaE .
s,sii.crs - 80 ID MeB. Ess n taet "a owner
r. $3.50 a. i.s1r,a /. a Eld tazt las bgOcer-lzi@,
G-rTstt n TrEb1De bToksr u Wal - lsaned q sten,
ar rsiuf 20 Nr No Byee ys0zs s--s OF nAooey, "a.
- "a .tn I'D .f.esxsEdz EsEne1 Al his property 70
- 80 IN, k,z-ft OF ersdiisrs. sizn q Mr. MeB wa
f,ssu down. sal ~ nAsoe o. r'Arta1 PIX ~
1890 49, ~ B. coa-s-s4 - s-..y s8.-s slsss - !--,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

The increase In the other privste securities
ncides with the increased pressure for money. TIE
next report will probably show an increase as two Of
tho overdue Australian vessels had arrived bringn
100000 or two and half millions of dollars In gold
There were still several vessels due including the Ros
burgh Castle reported at Cape Town with 10000
ounces, worth three millions Of dollars.
The aggregate amount OF gold known aud sstirsted
to be on the wsy, from ntteen TO twenty millions
OF dollars Some parties estimate even rs high o.
thirty millions. la American securities there wa .
fair business doing Barring Brothers Circular says
We have little alteration 10 notice la American stocks.
the demand continues limited. and when ssles are
pressed lower quotations must be accepted We quote
United States 8. InscrytSns. 1882 i0ols Bonds. 10
aIlI; NewYork Stste Sc. 980l00; Pennsyivania &c.
s7deg; Ronds 90; Railroad Bonds, "a Massachusetts,
Sterling lO7le Maryland sterling, 9s, Boston City
4i2's, lO3l9
TIE London Daily Nsrs reports that the market isr
American Stocks has been characterized by . steady
demand for most descriptions Of securities. There
have been sOme large purchases fNew York and Erie
Convertible Railway Bonds
The Morning Chr0sieis gives the London Market
continuing very rm with In instances, further
advance D. Bell, Son g. Co London quote for trans
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BANK OF NORTH AMERICA

The rumor that the Bank of North America,
OF Seymour, Conn, has been in difficulty Is Wholly
without foundation The Bank has received assistance
from no one and is amply able 10 protect seL lie bs
viii be redeemed At the Ocean Bank, in this City, and 81
rs own counter regularly as heretofore.
GEOkGE F D'ToRkEsr, President
NYw.YoAK Saturday, March IL, ls53.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

sUFRIHT COURT-Beors jude R0OsEgELr
A1nsh. Middleton AZ. Orlando A Middleton.
Divorce granted, on the ground Of Inhdelty
rar..f 20 have the custody q In ei rsr I'D ara
r.c.,cu A. sh- nav be zivs-1 o- increased al Qns
Joan Never AL S4ausl z. LeDt.
II herr syesesed thsr "a, p-Ee- sboaa he st@-en ~
xr.rs "a -r-r.ne. or-reG Thar thu sfJrne 81 90. I-,s
uisA rheir w.rsetse- the day Il =. IN
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Saturday evening about

:. eeock adesf boy named Farm vale cross nz Orove
:, .ss knoc sed and hs breast BY
or, TsTt lsdsn With nmber and dznzerS1sy u 10
6taS volnded He sas taken gp b. ne drvs1 ard con
yevsS home and medical ssistauee provided
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There WIS NOR. activity In Mining and Railroad
shares and the market had upward tendency. We
notice half dozen new loans and projects brought ow
in the London papers since the previous steamer
One Of them, TAe Times, speaks OF this
We nave on several occs,ons drawn sfsention To the
probability Of me copper regions OF North Amencs
being called upon % meet he increased demand ior ths
metal especially sincs tfe ls,e sdvaaee OF upward OF
100 per cent IN ~ price. several sssocistions have
lately be. brought forward with this yisw and todsy
~ are Informed of he formation ~ company which,
under the ute Of the ssvsseons Mining and Copper
smelling Company prOpOses % work The large copper
u1ines On Indian Point, spronontory IN the Bay Of
The capita axed a a5ocO0 IN 5000 shares Of alO
each with deposit Of r. per share. The conditional
psrrhsse Of territory Of twenty tbogssnd srres stated
% be excessively rich in metal has been concluded
ihe pBrchsse money iOr which VIII be 3J0 shares
f1ly and 20,0o0 shares half psid up lssvng % thu
hrst cali a working csp.sl Of ss2j 80 which u be
!syed vii BE- suneien' for WORKING me company with
cut further CALI. t
sarsysoE . most extensive scale and reports On the
0rss, have .r-sdy oeeR obtained from great snmbsf
81 practical and scientific men, including Or ChsrieS
Lyell, DR.. IRE, Mr. Adam Murray snd others Inc re
port cresebfed BY ". Adam Murray 10 OF Toe nnss ex
rs0rdinsry character regards the vsiue OF the pro
perry, which be estimates Il upwards o. nine mhons
stertng with the pree Of copper At xco pei Tan Only,
the psesentpree seins II h"s ore re - ~ 70
fsrre. n he shspe fuel wafer power ease Of work
iEe &C are deseriDcd - beng peculiarly great The
great No II railway from Halifax 20 Quebec, already
"a 4 sso 20 pss- through the district charter
IA, beer applied for. and ii no. Obtained, sppacsios
vii be made for colonial act, limiting the habihy Of
the n ssebolders.
The exports u specie from New-Yofk "r
,te week and for the year, L. a. follows;
Bark A. b. sturges. q. Jago de Cubs o. d. I,socS
steamer Arsbiz, Liverpool Ana gold :...... zi'"~
Brig Ann Merritt s. Johns r 4, Cofsm' ,am.
Brig Trensos Gon.ive.. Az sold ,sss
esesnsr Hurnbolds Hsvre, Am gold ..--- 49,
steamer HunboIdt HARE, gold asd SiT-r.-' noo
Tos.l. March % March ia..--------. s@Sao
Previously rsposss< ''---.-'.-..'..-'' ''o".'',
Total for le53 ..--.....-..---..-..-...vx
The Readipg R.l-cad sscrs. dsS2 as.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
cnnRr cALFNnAR-THIs DAY

CRcuIr CoURr-Nos 800 29o, lSi, 221, %,
go Sni 500 3CS 5Oi. 500 to 80 inclusive. - -.
L. DtsrErcr CoURT.-NOs. y, - 2, %, =, u TO -
inclusive. 80, -
suPsSoR CouKr and Supreme Court, special term puS
ished on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

u Connection is the life Of Trade, and
FRrr~,S the Halter No % Fultonst offers his sprns
stye of Hat for competition with Hat thar can be pro
dresd his facilities manufacturing cannot be exceltf
NJ Hat for Is s warranted equal 20 those usually SOC
fog 81 FINE MoleEn 81. fREEMAN Manufietnrer No !"
near Gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

CAs-GAs FHTUREs-Ihe most extensive
.sortment OF oss Fixtures America VIII Dc found At the
gree, manufacturing House OF ARcHEEi WARNER Co.
10 S7e B,csdwsy 900 different patterns ius. II tron ths
factory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

,w.prnL.-The notorious pickPOeket
xbo Is now IN the Auburn State Prison
- ~, 10 property 10 England, by the death Of a
tshep -. ys,ue of 10000 Sutton Is over 50
80, 40, and having been sentenced to prison Tor
49,. 4 |. very doubtful whether he will live
e. ,hi. unexpected freak Of fortune. He ha''
sSs'y family residing in ST Louis, who enjoy
ss'. o.,,,,op and confidence of the people Of that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
MARINE COURT-Betore Judge CowJEs
DANIEL Carr Art MsS,u ct al

William RlSsell at. y. knlSht and others.
TO the value OF quantity OF tobacco, puzch. se
Bradford the defense which that II not packed
ncr cry AIDED the ord red. in eonequeaee Of
hh tie ra,e OF freight was much increased and Aso that
i did arrive for two months, when tie market had
facn q tha; Il not aceeprd The Cour c0as tered
the wtah testimony BE- IN favor Of plaintiff and gave
udglLeut for $50 being amount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

named VIM Gmsn died yesterday, rom the elects Of IN
iury received a. i0 O'Clock Saturday by being run
over in Hudson.st by Hose Carriage No q, which VS.
proeeedns 10 NE down mmeiiatrly after bsing
ued he was conveyed 20 the residence Of ms parents
over the trctc Hotel In Hudsonst, where ne ded Al
Inaues; will be held upon the body this morning.