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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
ASSEMBLY.

PRAYERS by the Rev. DIR. Baldwin of Troy.
The annual report OF the Auditor on canal tolls
trade and tunnage was received.
SPECIAL ORDER.
This being general order day, the House went into
Committee, and took up the Governors Message
Mr. BAKER took the floor in reply to Mr. wager,
who had spoken against various measures oy the
Republican party. ,x,uc ,ha
Committee rose and reported progress.
On motion Of Mr.. SMITH, that part OF the Cover
nor's Message relating to the medal 10 Com
msnder Hartstene referred to Committee OF FIVE
The hour of l2 m. having arrived, the House pro-
ceeded to the election Of Regent OF the University,
in place Of j. Keyes Paige, deceased. -,
Mr.. LANING moved that the person receiving the
highest number of votes roce be declared nom
mated on the part of the House.
Mr.. AUSTIN moved that a majority be requisite to
nominate.
Accepted by Mr.. LANING, and adopted.
Inc House then proceeded to vote with the follow
ing resuE:
LOren,S 70 BSITHw' ";s. R:;::; John v.nde,bi.:
The following was the vote:
LORENZO BURROWS wM nomi1sed bv Me.sr.. Adams,
Bell bon sAton BouOn Briggs Case Copprrnoii Drye. T.
s. Esy d. fsh, Fullerton, Gle GODDARD. Green Hall HALEY
nnr, Knsmsn LsSsT Law Lewis. McKor@ MSeT
p.lncr Rswson Raymond. Reynolds ROBERTSON Russell SEN
tell sheps,d s.e: Van Ae"'m Van Horn Van v.ienbush,
"iEoHN VANDERBILT was nominated BY Messrs Arms.ron.
Rsas% fsSa bycim.n Em.n. Tn Ssy
ton; ,.sn Hsnfod Hart Howell Hubbard Jeremiah i
E: Ssne. o..ocs cs R.san. Ps salisbury ssesy eis
sS9s ssh,,s W;.S. T%ssssT xSo,ss' Watson
An,,in Bn.., Baainstou. Collin. EdssrtOn' KAe' Knight
A' NJ DELANEY moved that on the next vote the
81, receiving the highest number OF votes be de-
clared nominated. Tabled. -, A..
The House took another vote win the single
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
xxxyh CONGRESS....First Session.
SENATE.. ..WAsHINGIoN, Feb. l6, 1853.

SENATE....W w ,sHISGIos, Feb. 10, 1S5S.
Mr. HOUSTON Texas presented resolution ia-
the Committee of Foreign Relations u in-
oure into the expedeDcy Of the Government estao,
fishing q protectOrate over Central America and
Mexico. Tue subject was laid over.
Mr. HALE IL II. offered resolution, nstrnctlng the
Committee on Post Offices aud Post-hoaos 10 inquire
whether the transmission Of the mail between W ash
ipgton aud Boston cannot be expedited 80 as 10 pre-
vent twelve hours detention 10 Ne"-lork' whlch
was adopted. .o,u.,
q nn,t of entry at Toms River n j. Referred.
Sr' CHANDLER mich introduced bills making
appropriations for deepening the channels OF st. Marys
M. MASON VA called up the joint resolution for
+bs reception of the Turkish Vice-Admiral.
Mr.. CLAY (Ala.) objected to the expenditure Of
money for such purpose. There was no Limit placed
to the amount to 6e expended and benefit sccruing
Mr.. MASON VA replied, instancng the case of
the restoration of the sup Resolute, doing much
toward encouraging friendly relations with England
Mr.. SEWARD (N. y corrected the erroneous i'm
precision that Amin Bey was an impostor Acts OF
kindness and courtesy, he said, although not CON-
peDsated by money, never 60 unrewarded.
Messrs. HUNTER (Va.) and BIGGS (N'C) opposed
Mr. CLAY (Als) referred to previous expeodi
for the reception OF Turkish mposor also to hatIor
wine and cigars for Kossuth. He thought we ought
to be warned from past experience.
Mr. PCGH fOhio) though that the gentlemen who
sold the ships to the Turkish Government ought to
pay the expenses of entertaining TINS offcer. we 40
NOT allow our officials abroad to take brides, and why
should we offer them to othorsl He should vote
against the resolution.
Mr. TRCMBULL (Ill.l indorsed every word of the
Senator from Ohio.
Messrs. STUART Mich and COLLAMER W.
&C voc ated the resolution.
Mr.. BIGGS IN. c. offered an amendment limiting
the amount of appropriation to s5OOO which was re-
jected.
The resolution then passed.
The resolution for the taking OF testimony In the
Indiana contested election taken up, and
Mr. Trunbuls amenc ment for an immediate decision
of tho question rejected by Yeas l6, Nays %.
An amendment adopted that all the testimony
be returned to the Senate within ninety days. when
the resolution passed.
The Army bill next came up, and Mr.. WILSON
Mass offered an amendment providing for the en-
ployment Of volunteers for the Utah expedition.
Mr.. HUNTER (Vs.) gave notice that he should
move q substitute.
The question pending on Mr.. Wilson's amendment,
the Senate went into Executive Session, and on the
doors being opened, adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
A NEW REGIMENT FOR UTAH.

Under the suppositiOn that bill will pass Congress
TO substitute volunteers for regulars IN Utah. several
gentlemen who have done their country service have
unc AIKEN to be first in the field to proer regiment
TO the President, to be composed of six companies
from Baltimore. and four from our own city.
II is reported that the following gentlemen will COM
pose in part the field and company officers of the Bal
timore contingent, who have already enrolled the
requisite number l0O) Of for the respective CON-
paDes Lieutenant Colonel James 3. Piper, late Cap
tain Company B, Baltimore Battalion, in the with
Mexico; Major James Mullan, late Of the Baltimore
Battalion, do do; Captains james OBrien and
Charles ii. EhDman, late Of Tilghmans Battery
George w. Right, late of the Baltimore Battalion;
George w. Myers, late of Walkers Mounted Rifle
men, and John T. A. Galloway of the Baltimore Bat
talon.
The names Of the officers of the Washington contin-
gent have not transpired; but it s whispered that
Capt. j. R win have difficulty In raising
company tnsaatey and has been urgently solicited to
DO 30 by many q brave boys as ever sqninted on
shooting-irOn. Washington States.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
LECOMPTON COMMITTEE-LESGTHO OF THE
SESSION

Correspondence Of The fhiladelphia Press.
WAsHIsGToN, Feb. l3, 1853.
pmor prevails in town this morning that the In.
vestigating Committee created by the resolution Of
Mr. Harris of Ilinois and to which was referred the
Lecompton Constitution, will be forced by the major
ity of that Committee, who favor that instrument TO
report during the present week.
The few who thought at the commencement of the
present session, that il would terminate in May have
reluctantly given up this hope. The main appropra-
ton bills the Kansas question, the Utah question,
eight Investigating Committees, the codfeaticn of
the revenue laws, the Clayton-Bulwer controversy,
the Paraguay difficulty and many other questions
equally important and which will give rise to debate,
have yet to be disposed of in either House. The six
or seven hundred reports from the Court of Claims,
which will up, are excluded from the con.
sideraton, a. there seems to be no disposition, the
part of the House at lesst, to give them any large
amount of attention. 1t is hardly probable with these
facts in view, that Congress will adjourn sine de be-
fore August.
An effort will be made, learn, to equase the
length of the two sessions of Congress by providing
that they shall be opened IN October instead of on tine
first Monday of December in each year. This has
been tried, on occasions, unsuccessfuly for dozen
wears past,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
State OF the Weather.

ho.sne RRrosr. Tuesday Feb 10 1883.
celyed st No. 2 Wall street
oswxso Y-Eisht inches weather boserous wind
PosTLASp Me.-Clesr aud pleasant; wind VIA
EAsIro.r Me- rlss..n' c,ss,a rs wPS 4 n wv Wa
SrwYosk Noon Cloudy wind W; barometer $685. 81
WasKissTos ID. C., NoOn-cle% and calm; So
PHiLADrLrHIA. Pa-Cloudy and snOwinsi wind s. W.. be-
''ss'it S. yGs;' :s;' T. %-closay wind S w.: "a .
Hasrrosp CT, ll:So . m.-Clesr and peasant wind w "a
CoLuMsus Ohio, 9 = m.-Clondy; ~ =, n, ,o
BvrsaIo, N &, Ga m.-Coudy wind n via
CIrvELAsD Ohio sa m-Snow inches deep; ~ e~f'me'
srs,scr,rLp, nl.-ClOudyi Is.
}nI:ts, D. oSiss %,SlGed,c @is$c. -.nd snS
bssrars. iows-ciosSy wind n W v 70
FrLroS. nl-Clesr; wind n L.; ~
CaIeASo. Iil-Snowine; ~
Fosp Do L,e-Cloudyi g.
Sr. Locts-Ciear; z
IspiAsAroLIs, Ind-Snowing 70
PIrrssuRGH, PA-Snowins; S.
IeyIsyILis.s ky.Tscicedy -!ndNm
TOLEDO ohiO-SnowiDe 81 sws
BosTos. Mas, noOn.-Clea and pleasant: wind s.W. ~
TvscvssIA Als-Cesr wind s. L. ai barometer 2s5"
NASHVILLE Tenn Cloudy 81;
NITeaEf. MI.--CleH; IS
Evening RGroRrs-6 p. m.
Erw.Yo.ks y n;acls.Ii wind W; wa
Bss.xies Pss, S fSsS II T~cols sss sSa S Sa..1sn.
PosI JAWS, N Y.-Coid; Wind w D..
sS:IS. Ms-sss. %sGsT ,si:aaI;N ssiaa 4 vqG w h Wi
sAcxvILLI. N B,1Clssai wind wind s ": 70;
ca.ano11Siows s x @ n g-cirsI and cola .vindw
s,sIse,ieLD, MAss-CIsu; high wind To-
NKw HavrS. Coun.-Cen wind N W 2
Urea. n. Y.-Cloudy; wind W
PirTSFIrLD Msss-CesT wind W.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

| h ard Iothiug better is offered He woult pyefer.
however to be MhrshGl Of II. TERRITORY OF Ar.
zcns sDd says he Can have il II he ws,ts it,
Wii.ism Brndle. Receiver 6 tie Inud Offce az
Ircompton il against the Lecc arpton Constitution
ard IT, therefore, 10 be removed. He was command.
er-in-eLief of the Border Rufan forces at Lsaven.
worth cre day ard hnn during q, commits .;,r of
some Ct the most highhended outrar-.s ever psrpe
trated up.n the people OF the 1errit-ry durng ,sre
Summer Of 1876, and yet this won't save hin froll -,
wrath Of Calhoun end Buchanan. He = opposed t.
Lecompton a.d mus, be sacrificed Justice demand. !.
IL
Sheriff Jones, who is anxiousy looked Icr by the
President, has not yet srrived but understand hat
he Will probably get Brndles place. He is |. patriot.
and oug bt to have il. No doubt the people VIZ ipduct
him into Office when he is appointed. The ce-emony
will either be performed rpOn scaolding OF co the
limb Of tree.
VIM. Reef, boon companion Of Calhoun went 10
Kan sas with him from illinois, and was for some fine
one of his assistant rors until recently appointed
United States DistnctAttorney for III, Territore a
Kansas. He has been hers, nesecting his business
for some time. He gave his Influence for the constrcc.
ton Of the Lecompton Constitution in Kansas trt
when be arrived here he heard that the Free State
Legislature was elected under it and straightway be
opposed it. Then the came that the Pro-Savery
party had carried the Legislature and he then thought
Il a good enough instrument; and go he has been
blowing hot and cold. heard g report to-day that
these shaky manifestations will be the political death
of him; in short that it is the intention Of King James
TO remove him.
Since writing tina above I hear report that one of
the most prominent Of this happy party will turn out
TO be defauterto the Government 10 large amount
Large of money have been intrusted to his care
from time to time, with which 70 pay his subordinate
officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. LETCHER (Na.l, from the Committee OF Ways
and Means reported the Deficiency Appropriation bill
Mr. BOYCE sc. called up the Maryland Contested
Election case, Mr. Brooks claiming the seat occupied
by MIR. Davis on the ground that the election was
carried by fraud and violence
MIR. B0YCE argued against granting the prayer OF
Mr.. Brooks who asks an exemption from the opera
ton of the law of 1851, and that the Committee on
Elections proceed to take testimony.
The question was debated by Messrs. Phillips,
Maynard, Wilson, Hatch, Bowie, and Wsshburn Of
Maine.
No action was taken and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

cannot avoid repeatedly running SS"i ssr1usa s. with
was supposed tnat fewer obstacles "o"iu' '' '0'
Iss, nigh, Ofs er McHenry arrested W. " fiemiag,
nan who murd,e H. F. RGSe'S SbseonDS at MiSS0fsfs[ s
Iehnessee, .he belief that the same person fJl-
msnGh rnh"rn and bic party from Kansas with ne
o@eo He has been committed for further
the sCeP adasc % Bs. Seen fg@
hsi Calhoun 10 asset in the persecution.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Fire i'm n SchOOlIlOuse.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Tuesday, Feb. To, 1865
Afre broke out in the North Middle Schoolhouse In
this city, during the session Of the school this forenoon
The FIRE was first discovered coming up through the
floor in the first department. No great damage wa
done To the building. In the various departments
about 400 scholars were dismissed, and no one wa
hurt. though the panic was great
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
WASHINGTON. Monday, Feb. Il, 1853.

The House Select Committee on Kansas hada meet. e
ing this afternoon, and had stormy time Of i. The
majority voted down every proposition looking 10
fair investigation Of the facts 1t is evident that tne
intention is to over ie Reconsideration OF common
decsney in order to she Investigation and TO efoWu
brought out.
II is understood that the Douglas Postmaster a.
Chicago will be supplsntsd tomorrow by the appoint
mens Of his predecessor, man named Carpenter.
he will stay there until The House is tired OF it:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
MIR. WOLCOTT.

Commercial AdYer
washington, Feb. ID, 1888.
Mr. Wolcott will apply to the Supreme Caurt for q
writ of habeas corpus, and it win be granted. In
former cases the Federal Courts refused the writ to
applicants who were in the custody OF the Sergeant
alarms But where the man is in Jail 1t will be q
different question. Still, it is probable that the
United States Courts will affirm the power of the
House.
Mr. Stanton stated that the duration of the coniine.
ment of Mr.. Wolcott would bs indefinite. But 1t is
generally understood that the power OF the House
ceases with their own existence, on the III March,
1852
The NIelRAerA TREATY.-We have private ad-
vices this morning from Nicaragua. They reached
New.York at 9 D. M on Saturday last by the star OF
the West The Cass and Yrissar Treaty has been
ratified by Nicaragua without dotting an or crossing
a amid rejoicing the part OF the entire populstUn
of the country News of the event reached San Juan
in time to 90 down Il coast by the British steamer,
and to intercept the California mails brought by the
American steamer named above. The route Travelled
necessarily by those bringing the information from the
Nicaragua eapta was not safe for the bearer OF the
treaty Insomuch as President Martinez was not dis
posed to risk the contingency OF Costa Rcs possible
desire to pocket it, ransHu, he prudently deter
mined TO send it by the way of San Juan del Sur,
which point could not be reached in time tor rus us
bearer TO get on the last Pacifc-sde steamer. The
next arrival from that quarter will Of course bring IL
hither. washington Star, Ioeh.
LEcoMPToN.-We learn from the Delaware papers
that the Democrats Of that State very much d.
vided on the Kansas question, and that many OF tue
most influential members of the party favor Senator
Douglass policy. The course OF the Democraiic re-
preseI tave Of the State, in supporting the Admins
trstion scheme gives great dissatisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Non-ArrivaI Of the Baltic.

SANDY Hook, Tuesday. Feb. I6, 1853
There arc as yet no signs of the steamship Baltic
now due of this point with four days later news from
Europe.
Wind n. W and blowing gale.
Weather clear and cold
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

lhe rseeip's Of toll allow eivsn are upots the prop
trty carried the Canals exrlurive Of the tolls o
boats and Passengers, and the averages VA IepeaA
upon the rates OF toll charged and received sni ~
distance that property freight is carried - tAs
Csnal'. The average Of 1861 ON the tasnsgs - 1o6g
would have given e. s62, ,o23 81 of tons--sc addAim
toll snd description of fregh, bad been the sasau. =
beth years the State would have been o. 600 900 -
ter cfi than il row is upon the smoun< Of busissn
Dc De on the Canals.
Blu. ii s very apparent that the description e
freight carried on the Canals the last year mostv
oftha character which pays the lowest rstss Of toll
and has been such would not bear the high price q
railroad transportation.
The following statement shows tho difference 10 to1s
between 1851 and 1857 upon the description cf pro-
perty a. fia ea in sfatafnant Eo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Suaocn.ion In a Coal Mine.

TAMAQTA, Pa, Tuesday, FEB. 10, Ioos.
]. Edwards Barnes Superintendent OF the Little
Schuylkill Railroad, and Duncan Weir, mine agent,
were suocated by the gas in the coal mines here yes
terday, Their bodies were recovered at midnight.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Arrest Of a kidnaPper.

LOUISVILLE Tuesday, FeD. 10, 1000.
A private dispatch says that n b. Van Twyle, who
kidnapped two free negroes at Genoa, N. T., and
sold one as slave in this State has beed arrested in
New-Orleans, and waits a requisiton from the Gov
ernor Of Kentucky.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

SUDDEN DEAH.-Nr. Joseph Cornr manuisc'
,e, q Eevbash ssd OI5ny oa
sn taken suddenly dck, while = hs @ .l,ss, :. WA. .rt
. to han his e.dsse when ssaeS CA No ssn
No va sb,s 40 ,a .s, and leaves wife aud family to
mourn his yofmely snd. lie lived and died. Christian.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

The mails brought by the ste Amship Niagara reached
US ss 80 O'Clock this montbg. The papers contain
nc pressing news not covefed BY our dispatches rom
Halifax.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

A TAyzRsKErPER KILLED AT DAscE.-niS~
morning. at 81 O'Clock, fight occurred ss grosssY
Ward, kept by an Irishmsn named Petsr Co.weys
who was aborng man, employed ct Sioets p!snnel
mill in KsnsngtoB, who has recently esf:etishee -
proggery at his house. II was 6rst opened - tsv-
ern on Saturday night, and last night the estsbhsA
ment was insuguraed with what was called an epea-
ing ball. number Of young men and females we're
drinking and wrangling.
About 81 o'clock g,and row took place h wAid
several were engaged. During this hght CeAway,o Z
nropretor of the house. stabbed in the stomsd n
receiving wound which terminated fatally sbovtt I'd
hours aNerward. A soon ss the police got wint q
the affair all the parties who were present and - .u
be reached were arrested. The party had hss -
before Alderman Devin, and al with the exes o.
Of three held witnesses The three exc su4Hd
were committed TO await the Coroners investigN ion
The names OF the prisoners are John WIson,S stric
Bradley and Bailey.
The deceased leaves wife and two youngc hildrss.
He was ~ years Of age. tPhils. Bulletin :, 10th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

MRs: LrcY SrosE AcAs.-Mr. Lacy tone s4-
dressed large and attentive audience at WI low Han.
in Orange, last evening" on THE Bible Position q
Woman Mr. stopsLfor thu. :ss shg e.; to b
spoke for over an hour with much con posurs -
sonssencs .. If she wsrs r,,ss upos e.
t;nr % hs, .uSisnce The duty which they o,ss n
.hsmseyes :. s1. :cSoS,tsiss q sss: =:
sbs;, s,nrs yghts and become worthy OF tb sS ~
position sh ~ the I',Ss y Ss..9,da IF s,':. " SA
many no rosmoris already pumerously si rYHd -.
snIsslTI ;ng tss Legislature to s1end the right ssss =
ali the adult population Of the State Ae' tAs sctuso
M s corcluded many of the gentlemen pr sseo1 sSneS
,bs Ms ~smoris Although We presume tb isSsIsss,S
NAV not be in any very great haste to T ana IL preys
" tbs nettop ii may be a. web TO re nsrk ~ -
change of the kind in the elective frsr liss vosN =
yoye rst an alteration in our Coast Astioa which ~
str;et, il to "wbite male cit.p> o." Besidse. q
change can be made in the Cons ution suaol y have
the sanction Of twothirds Of .lLe msmbeH Of botk
Houses oftyo successive Legislatures: .aA sftsrwsre
the approval Of the people at special slstioa.
lNewsrk ~. .ssrisss. issA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
u.ukS Rechartered i'm Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, MOnday, Feb. ID, IoOo.
The Northern Bank, Bank of Kentucky, and BANK
of Louisville have been recharered by the Legisa-
ture for 20 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
The Niagara's News at New-Orleans.

NEw-ORLEANs Monday, FOB: io, 100.
received last Sunday night by the National line and
published exclusively in the regular morning editions
Of fthe Associated Press.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
HUDSON RIVER ITEMS.

PREsBYTERIAs CHURCH DESTROYED Bf flkL.E III
The Presbyterian church Denton Orange Co.. v enlg
DESTROYED by nights nothing beoosns 70 o.Is
saved but the Bible and few cushions "hen .ns +, I.
discovered the flames bursting from as
supposed that the fire originated from aspsk W. - -
from the pipe - the loft above tho ceiling 70 h.,
The church erected in l84o. The heV VI. '"nH''.
been its pastor since the erection
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

~. Minneapolis Gazette n large and bssutif1
weekly just started at what We believe to 30 The
second town in Minnesots, by A. B. Russell. It wssA
be credit v any place, and is Republican IN 10 psi-
tics,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

WASHINGTON Tuesday, Feb. l6 1858.
No. &C w Mccormick VS.. Waite Tacott ct
al Argument concluded for appellant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Boston Weekly Bank Statement

Boston, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1888.
The following are the footings OF our Bank State
ment for the past week:
Capa Stock 4Sl $50 000 Due 10 other Banks o
and Discounts 81 i3s 600 Deposits ietoSW
Specie ooeo,'W
Due I'm other banks 552S, cool
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

FATAL ACCIDENTAL fatal accident occu.ea . ~ y. a.
j. Wing wers near man bauns oss whsn- oJ so1g M ans
the man lost he control Of log whisb rk. the % Of
knocking biz down and ro.ns him. ssa,nus a. ~ ="
bis head The sd lived bushalf hOur ssrf ne 'oe'1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

DROWNED AT PorGHKEyPsE.-An9 9lo n,a' 20 neues ~.
Murphy, While sempns to T.s .ess.s y ssriy sstards,
ferTy- Poushkeepse Friday non % "a = .
moruns os his basn f.a into & water An3 ~ a'o"neo
He old sSou, 60 years OF 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
The Ohio River,
rrn;ted States supreme Court.

CiscIsSATI, Tuesday, Feb. l6, 1853,
The water in the river here is falling slowly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

The WEATHER on THE HrpsoS.-Ine wea,hsr pl. .Ss ,s
been very cold for ,he st days on the on % IL osen
thermometer nahs only 4o sbove zero re ~
Poughkeepsie. Several persons ero.so ''e'
the ice beins between three and four inches cnea.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

BARGE SrSY.-The barge Columbia Of Porglkeep
lie cut thoush BY the Ice, New-Pats on "e''
,ne nd nm
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

Tie whole amount Of tunnage arrived at tide water
by way of the Erie Canal, from Western States and
Canada, during the last season of navigation, was
LOIS, ,99S tuns. The whole amount of tunnage ar.
rived at tide water the produce of this State during
the period, was 1877 POI tuns. The whole num-
Der Of barrels of -four arriving at tide water through
the Canae, during the last season of navigation, was
S35, $40.
The whole number OF bushels Of wheat arriving
during tbe period, 500, 400 which, turned
into flour, calculating FIVE bushels to the barrel,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

JW Laws 10 Aseo. Ia EEwpaIr AIN Com, Ess ~
s.i9 q TnE TsissaE, bs MI Ssu w. Gissaa tAeu "
gessck 2 q