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Passengers sailed

In ,tedmsiip Northern Light for Saa F,dae.,oo-J
DAuders. T. Hoyinsbug Mcksuby O. ste. C. G. Wingss,
Fisher and sdy, P Houston, Mo- lion,an aud eoild
Muns, II. Billiard and wife, a. Tyler Thomui, Camp
he'll WIFE enc child H. Ross Miss Deer Mary Btsgeoo, JoAr
c. w RaymonS j NJ Hschet, Gerry, Tar J. Smith aSA
IAdy w krklsnd, Myers A. Cooper Josephine Coopw,
j. Jinedor and wife, Kelley and candren, Joanssn,
wy,s Tapp,D A. Peters. Il. coie JOhn'On C. Hesy. O
Cuskman. II. Bartlett, g. w. Jones' Barton, A. W. Hsnry
J. Johnson A. O. Wheeler. y.ek, g. Thompson, g. A.
Boyd p futile A. P. Wides w. H. Fellows n Coolidge,
Mis- Miller +. Henry and ehid, Mrs Henry, Q, ylAmts
foley McasD, Miss Murphy, EbR. Marphy, 9Ieein,
Tr,aoD, J. Waru~right, ". Psrr T. Fletcher, g. Ho.h
Le.ry J. Dolsn NJ Kenel +. s.lmsn W. Trenhe Ledaa,
p Towery C. Do 'se stryke. Anteman, p. l. Cooper,
L Coopei D. B. Baker A. Refer Ro.ensurs, j. L.Iey, n
b sclin.er H. Holmes. P. ssms, 3. Tamear Mss ru
and brother C; hils j. Ackn,on Martin, r. Coma
! Lsht0C. " NsThGn' a. Miller r. Tonhas Mn; aaTPay
Haus, Powsr., T. Coyne, Ren' j. kuDcyle, L. hena,
w Irving, J. Fulton, r. puPly Ms Kremer y veeder, C.
Robinson, A. Johss, Mrs Martin Mr' Ssle, DAZZLE, MIG
Msibiss, Blspch A. Young CsmPbe, Liueh, y H.he.
j Spencer j. Suiysn, w. Hassy, L. CosAn, Noonen,
J. Cir D. SHAFT, Donser, G. Joseph, d. p Grimes L.
P H. sntteiY, ". Best, j Bsrcbam, a Torsl. Coin .ud
child j. Quinn. P Lees Grosssn, q Rick T. Ro'srsais
4 Frodsrs Riley, meGLaiS srSa;h AT "a. - y
Fletcher, J: Bennett Blaiu, J. Vans, B. Onktsr H.
F1sp. r. w.inwrsht, }. McRoyls, =. Powss Q: Kerd.
B, O'COnner, T Johnson; L. o. Faler H. P PIT w HOG
Hut, ;. Miller NJ Mott w Williams O BounsId, g. shsns
+. G. Thomas, A. GlaLer C. Miller j. Hihey Mrs rrs.iis
Haley. M TOT' soc Msey A. Wil,.T 1sbn os
Tinker R Stephens stephens, Y. TOmi,r NJ Rssas
N Piper $ PpeI. A: Piper j. g. Carpenter, Wright T. D.
yis, w Weber, R. Msyae, JscOt, j. Casey A. veessr. ~
hpeps smith GCln. Msif P kai j. Il
Price, ~ Byron Bell, p. Garland DIS IN the ssefsa
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At o. sea 81 50 for Country Mes; Is BQs1 ~ Or ~ ~
Prime asa sll IS for rrpschsd Mess soA 2 ssaei,
for Pnne Nsss 10 10 fair soa sies u % -
Texas ne; 20 tea insa City Gu. private terms. -
Hams Ia fair Cen ard q, 4 5d eli IS Sacon IN ~.
request ard ru .ss % 100 City Gu. cod SusAS
Western shat csr.tl g. Lafe l. dl sd hesyy ne ~
walls fair sales OF 80 bos and tea Of ldl2c ~.
6rm AID n fair seusfd for che home usse aes ), ~
lhds srd tc. AZ ld7ic r sbouasr soa tjasie fs u..s
Dr ssed Hoss b.tt,r and 10 demand at Ss RoosA
AZ. scarce and wanted o. saiter quite dull ana p;,s,
l4d Csc for STATE and loGis for Ohio Chesss sasAs
9dlc
RICE-rhess aoi-s for export. ard rres Of pr-.
gsess fru-r ssss Of $40 ,cs a. sS 509 - 50 100
sUGARs-The market hessy aud dull sssss OF Ice hA3s
EevOssps o. 7G7ic and ~ hhas and 81 tee Cahs :. 6
&c iuclndlng SIS hhds aud 81 tcs private terma
SFEDs-The inquiry 10 fair for Clover SEED sslss Of 10 A.s
q: ltc. Trao,hy STEADY asa ~ ~ ban. kosS
Fa1,eed 10 scarce q, 81 62f = bush Of 81 70.
TALLoW-The inquiry 10 fair, sAes OF 2i,oe prime 4
losc.. casb.
wHIsKY-The market Is dull, bo. eioses srmy, vs ace
Of 80 bbls, a. .eic.
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suckMAs.ls Jsrsy cy on we sS IN, M1rsh SSn
sss5cn s the Issdsi &c 10, Of Ire Sp sn youngest
Hef remains will be taleB to Csseton N. Y o iherment
Albany ard Troy papers please cory.
bLpNT-In this city, on "Wednesday March g. Mary Agnes
s,. dsosher Of oisOn aud Eliza Blunt aged yes's and
~aoctAs.
LA win take psce Saturday Maich r. a. O'Clock,
No m Nlnth street Friend, are respectfully invited
bRINkERHOFF-Iu Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon,
EGca sners lcps Illness EAfste Frederick wife OF Jacob
yis s.sss and fsna. the family SIC Invited to attend the
treisl ons her late residence Csson avenue between
a4 O'clock. The Smal, wiz De iiss to Ha:Icasa,s or
Bg8G-In this CITY, on Wednesday, March James Lawrence
Youngest son OF Aiohael and CaSline BsSs, sssi
CARY srocklyr, "Wednesday Msch g. WIN. II. Gary,
IT,, onl, Of Go. and Mary w CRY in tie lsh ycs u
s relatives and friends Of the family are invited 20 send the
knerL fr9m the residence Of bis father No "a Smith street
Brooklyn near Fulton avenue, Saturday the llh inst at
oskWFosp--AtG reepevie Conn. on Wednesday March .
orerce Hehiiosale youngest daughter Of WA and Mary
g RKIn Pawls, W. Friday, Feb TO- Martin 3. Clark,
CLEHEsIs Brooklyn, .9ddegly. "Wednesday, MAch
cFst~in BSeSyn on rsesssy e1c1s SisrS Ms sssS
S ISssti ~ tie Ss'A yea, Of her sSe
in.,u.lsw, Curtis Waldo on Wednesasy. Msrsh s q g
0s, m NC coS SaS 5 he yA yer Of her
yssr: s.ide5t q the City .. New orysns
esss Ginning only dsaS Of e A eSay .sa Sane Jas
es@sls SS@%ios., age II mouth. aud 2 days
no, John Ferguson, aged 81 yeaIs.
sssUNr-ln this csy sdn,sdAy, MaEoh James Gaa..
.ssve Of Scotland, in the nh year Of HE age.
relatives and friends OF the family invited at,
funeral this fa5ayl afternoon a. ooock rom ais
stslSsnoe the OF Sixty T street the East
'AfEe-In Brooilyn "Wednesday mcrning hsrch 3, p.
sTssrsl HAS, aged Ga years months audi days
hier<s End and those Of her sons-At
sp fAsps tad joseph ,l, Of her sons Ia lss-JA.Y,
te5hian yshn All Daniel suihvGn-ne respectfully invited
10 attend Aet f0ness residence No us Fulton
szeet on friday waning March H. al 10 O'Clock from where
Her rsnsins WI b. - the Church Of the Assumption,
eo'psr ferk and Jay - ts where there viii be oque
Msss ses shieb they al be taken Fstbash for inter-
pebt
hpMeHRiEs-In BrookhE on Wednesday, March Chs,le'
A. auDIhg,e oply u B tamin and May A. Hampuses
sss6 yesr 10 months sno dap
LffttE-In hi. city, on wecu sdsy March q OF typhus
fr,sr Frances NJ wife Of AlexsaG C. Leslie aud daughter
OF Robert CypAel OF weschescT COany, aged q yess
M1ITsF~oa rsSrsaay March 10 Mr. EisEdse m.by IL ~
eesh Of his , >,
-ts n stiye, snd fsnss Of tie family nS TO aiseu s
soa.I,i m he tet,dsras Of hiss No Nsv Z rty
:, su.~. On saturday Rerrns inh iw., u y : 'cs I
yyAses fu;L.l petiss.
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mhipt-Northen Light Tinklepaueh Aspinuan D. D.
Allen; Odessa (BTl, Burgess ST. Johns ID. X. Dowolfe.
ShiDs-Mor terey. Smith, East indies. w: A. Sale %
Ocean Express, Willis San Francis j CGs Co. DE-
yopshre Lord London 4. Il. Morgan Wiley; Far Wpt,
Hatch Valparaiso W. Batoni g. HuIlbut, Mason SewO'
.eaus Stanton Thompson. -.
Ba2is-F L. Means Means, Darien, C. z. Peters Cui.
Iona, Kisssn, Galveston Wssemsn, Dinon Co. Coded
Rule White, Aspnwal, Papsua Railroad Co.
Bfgt-w R. kbber, Stanley, Hayans, T. b. Chasej Nshr'
Spencer, Ponce.
schoone-E Herbert Johnson Esstport Smith Boynten
frances English Porto Plata, B. Blossom SOM Advsnos
Leighton Boston, J. w Mckee Co. Tfton, Ttcn WI.
mopd Van Brunt sasht s. Andrews Putnam, Washng!ss
s Allen Sears, Apaschcols, Oakley kesleyi Bnasnss
Fish Mobile Post Smith Co Robin, Wallace, Jecksonvs
Thompson Co Milton. steslman, Philadelphia Jas hsua
C. 7. Strong, Iiscum Charleston d. c. hanayi River Qssr
Reynolds Fall River, nsserj Ann Caroline Bacon, Free
eIicksburg j. w. Mckee Hannibal, Wentworth 9ioaia d.
d. BroCk@an Co. w. II. Titcomb Harlow, Gsisson, W.
Tmndy.
sloop-Harvest CoIwin, Providence, msstsr.
STANDARDIZATION Cundif. South Amboyi Bcsor stassi
Philadelphia, y Perkins.
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MARRIED..

nAHTA-FULLER-At Galway, N. " on Tuesday, March s,
b. the Rev A. Davis, MI Abram Bants and Miss Mary
fuller, all Of the place.
gRiFFIN-D EAN-On w ednesdsy, March by the Rev F.
Hovey Mr. sidney A. Griffin of Poland, Me- to Miss Sarah
X. Dean Of New York.
ROLLEr-BATEs-AtN North White Greek n. Y, on rhnr:-
DAY. March TO- by the Rev. Merritt Bates Prof WILLIAM A.
Hoey Editor OF The Fort Edward Institute Monthly 10
Mary daughter Of the officiating Clergyman aud recently
Preseptists Of stanstsad C. L. Academy.
HAELY-CRlSTAI-At ST. Patrioks Cathedral, Tuesday
March g. by Arobbishop Hughes Mr.. William j. Hsny Of
Lexington K to Ms Mary A. Crisss daughter OF Michael
Cr,stA Of this city. .
yIIIDEV OE-fn this city Tuesday March b.he Rev
Wfssn Nfkels, Mr.. Jonathan VAIL merchant u @onkers
70 Mia Rate L. Devoe Of New-foIk.
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morL.s... H,nor.,l b. Tsler-aci.

CBssLEsToS March srhe s.les Of CorroS :o.eAy vsrs
LEO bale. 8, prices gig from u TO l2ic
sivNS.H March She CorrOS markets here and q Ae
su,ts aull bot prices unchsnsed.
CINCINNATI, Mach ie.-FLoUR duh AMI Domasl WHISKY
finn, With good demand, q, 2i,c MESS Poss, e1S B.
and Bulk NEAT hrm, but sae Land advanced In
&c.
BALTIMORE March l0.-FLoUs hrm Howard stree. s1psc
fine 81 Ohio sc IS WHEAT hrn, White 81 sS@ 81 81
Red 81 4S6*l IS. CosN buoysrt; White 7sssi, yellow
ds6c PsovsIcSs quiet Bacon sdes 81 Mes PoTk en&
WHISKY hrm 81 29c for Ohio
fHILAplLPE., March lo-Fcur 6rm supersoe, % StS
81 IS Gem steady assGs6c. WHISKY arm, o. 81 ste.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
WEEKLY REVIEW
OF THE
DRY GOODS MARKET,
By the Manufacturers Cloth Hall Association.
4. II. ALMY, Manager.
NEw.YoRK, 137 Broadway,

~
THURSDAY EyESING, March 10, 1859. (
The Southern trade has continued in greater force
during the past week than wes anticipated. The
aggregate Of that branch during the season has been
large ard from present indications the trade viii con-
true for rome time TO The package buyers from
Western cities are arriving daily, and the country de-
mspd is looked for early The liquidation of balances
hiss been more satisfactory and more confidence i, ex
pressed the future OF the Wet, Tie advance of nearly
twenty five per cent in the prices Of her chief articles
Of production is calculated to bring 10 the sssbosrd
produce which Otherwise would not have sought q
market.
The activity in the manufacturing districts continues
Many old mills, which have been idle for year, have
been pu. in requsion to supply the demands for the
coarssr goods, while Others being renovated with
machinery adapted TO the product,n of the finer
fabrics; ard unless some concert Of action s established
smorg the manufacturers to regulate the supply,
by diversity Of production or otherwise, we shall
have all the evils of an oyerstocked market, aud
genera, breaking down Of prices There is no eur
plus Of spDdles in this country but too little diyersi-
cation Of fabric.
There should be Manufacturers Associations estab.
shed in every Safe, and suxlisries in every county
and Congress Of manufactures should NEST annually
Cloth Halls should be established in every important
market, and the manufacturers shoad meet the dis.
ihtors CT their goods, and learn tie wants of tue
Tsde. ard sdsp: their looms accordingly.
D7tRs.
There tsve been further cG'es OF export Drills, and
notice some m5vemsrt IL sctcips on os 81 iysncs
10 price, which is supposed to be influenced oy the
Upward ten isney If tie cotton market.
TIE s-quisiCns c, tie e,o;h;ng trade las relieved
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coURr CALENDAR-Tms DAY;

uslIEp STATES Dis q 90 !, SI wv
EUyRsn2 Coukr-CIRcUH.-PART l-OyeI ano
sssmos Issne e ys.seIIa,y o AT ~, as I7s5
ss1 "a isaa 2SI IN 2lo RIOS ~ 14A Z2i Lss5 2die
M psi se 2s12 asS SOo7 25i Ss S ZSo I,s y ~
iss Ass 2.2S i5s 1919 Iei 6.5 Iesa Sa5 ssz Z'9 2i
s11pSsE CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. l, 81, 33
Hse % 20 % g. e. S 4 7 1862 49, Sol, 566J
10 80 So, 1854 ls45 SEA- $50 6g5 594 sc 6i5 s2L
81 "a SCI $50 SIS $50 ST. $50 $50 o. 53 Extra DAY
C.isspAs-Nos t5s $751; So 6i7 s4s 649 $50 e9l S52 DOL
ass eS7 658 $50, eco. - 49,. 49,, NJ,
GosMos PLEAs.-PGrt I.-Nos CSC, 727, GIG, 81,
~ 745 7eS 7e7 no I'll 60 49, 79 7s5 49, PAsT Il !os
7fq
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luc.sl. xoun. v.rses, wezassr:.I CessL y weea.s
ssy rsrnins. ksros p MARY AIs' VI" :"
4yssfh -, 49, a.. r.,s
ptEsvR-In Bgseblyp Wsdos s1sy sa y $3.50
5s1,b,sI Of janice and hHeAe' fA'' Nv
mouths 49, q
vTrcox-Ip III, ei:y, Su3deuly on W,d1s,dsJ &no n
YH,hs wiico1 Of The srn Of Fhe's' Bliss 70 st'1
JesTs. -, ~
uIsE-A. he re,.dsDce, Geors.s Roe5 Ses n
j. on Fr,eay niss Mnsh Of eopsescp OF me s4sb -" IA
W,se ~ .sed II yeays and ~ dsJA
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nv TelegruDh.

SANDY HOOK, March 10, sarset-ships Wn- feD -.
Devon SHIRE at aLchor the s. W. Spit also bss ses
big anchored In the Bay all bouad cut Ore brig .Dd 80
Ie going up the Bay In TOW Of the tug Ocean, boHd N
8. snd light; weather clear. -
sQuAN.Msreh TO- saIdowu-one brig of the Shore sS'''
ID. Wind s. &. w. and fresh; weather bszy.
HIGHLANDS March 10, sabdown-Two brss and ese -.
bark Of the Highlands, bound In Wiad and Eshi vss
Eszy.
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R.rstr,, ef ,ncHl0.

r, Ers. RalyoaS- % page Pfovops $40 psss. Lard ~
tia, Busr 20 pkss Ashss IS Pike Tobacco IS pksa Oh
zoo hsss os,,, so bbs Whisky fo bbis Flour, 100 desa
Tolls L ather. 27i0 .des DO.
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Diaaaeen, Ae.

BEArFoRr, Msrch 5-The schr. James Nor,on, j., 60
from EisASsth City c. Chase, with iee b1sass 80
night Of the Sd Inst Of Iryins Pan shos
spd sprns Ieak put into this por. last night. sssso
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Gux-Ases.... 6:l9 Sets 500 kooH-Mora..RB
HIGH WArER-rnIsD DAY.
Sandy Hook. :03 Cows Island 53 Heb esss. lh
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-, :, ga. p,ota,, sd John RsgsT fn smnessrs me
e &c tsestiy ssEed Al the Ho;e dc coos.sn-
49, s &tisn ,tIeet Worms and R.is.r ss'nne % ~ he
of a. property. YestsrsAy DeD1'y nafsosh Sksete
- opr IN ook Rsigs into custody sf the Hospi
81 bile .tsy there Worms made bic ayancs AID
', .,,.,t.S They locked up In the T1mbs laf
.i.It Al lis motbss theJ committed Tor examination
~ ConnIoner Beta The Collector has taken possession Of
Re property
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Arrived.

Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Richmond, &C., nese. nd
pass. 10 Ludsm HeiDckeD.
stssm,hip Locust Point French, Baltimore a hours ndss 10
s6ie BstRish Ta.Ie f ROcIli, Monroe, Boston .ssys
Bark Adelaide Cooper of PIt,,Op) Bailey, Havana Psbz,
suasr &c, to Wabh Carver Cbsse.
Brig yo,eph Park f Boston, Park, Csrcsrs Feb %, sat,
&c. 70 wabh Carver Chase. Passed bound In bark LOUIS"
big John Jones' Mns Charleston days cotton, kc,
schr Caroae Knight Ruker Lubec days fab 10 master
scLr Peerless Br Doe Eas hsrbor Turks Island 10 ny"
salt 70 Permission l. Jones.
schr !of Bu,k.por), Jones, Jersmis Feb a. ss'
wood, &c, 10 r. Z. Buck Co. -,
scbr Rrggod, Ferris mdse. from wreck Of slip Aeor3,
schr Electric Light Cof POr,land Hume, s. J.sO Cuba
Feb IT, sugar Gc. 20 master 49,. 49, .
schr Dfe,een Chase, Mschiss days, hhs 20 Simpson
sehr Telegraph Eckerron, Boston days mdse 70 order.
Schr w. r., Mailer, Boston for Psil@delpns
scbr. Ann 8. sater, g,h, Hareham, with nsis.
schr Cen Clncb, Kelly, HyA1uis, in ballast.
Schr G. d. Halock, Smith, New Haven, IN ballast.
Steamer Petrol Baker. Providence mdse 20 Isaac OseH
steAnsr H. sswMs1 Frs rLSydsn5s Td's
BELOW-Bhs Northern Lish. (Br.), from Jscmsl Cbs1s
Also ship W. Paise 80 day. from Lyerpool bark, CsS
H. i .S9 '"''''s' Golden I-An '' ''''''' S''''
sAILED-shps A. Lawrence, San Francisco: Jon, Bdss5
LiysTpoo WIN. feD Hayrei Dsyon,hre, London; b4rt.0
Hayes Buenos Ayres brig Desea Mex Bissl; tshu Fg1s
Alfo ship Ksthay, San Francisco.
wIND-Durinr the days.
The steamship Nashville Of the Charleston ns hsvas on
CT 9Th at, Z. r., 10 ner berth, Pier No. l. ER.
TIE .'esIntug Achles Heppesee arrived his sfierpea
spoke sap W. Paine Coleman % day. frone Lversesg
Island n well, IS mic. Of ssneta,, :aaie .sv.s;r;;
cutter Washington, bound g. cruise also bsris snsf
prlgs, bound ", unknown.
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CorIRT OF SPECIAL sEsSIONS-MAReB Io.-eefore Jus.
Hs.s BRowSELL. CoSSoLLy, add WELSH.

Hess BRowSELL. Connolly, add WELsH.
~ cSs.s on CAlendAII IA convictions. . -,
IAuyers aud Barbara Barnes, keeping . disorosiy
rsmsDdd for senssnos Hugh Brady cyaesy .
ssts Suspended Ernest BsshDskis ssssrIt ,2o
AGED 10. Wissfred CoH sssalt AID bsttoTJ h1ee
DTsoOn. sssa and bstsery todsment so'esaesS, ,,is
Fsrefi5 assault md ba,tsrJ City Phson % Gays
% aaher saslln< pound, soldiers Judgment sospeooa
b. request Of complainant Hz. Hseser ASA h, ,s oh,
SodgneDt suspended. Peer Koch s.s,a' so ia
nsent responded John MePesk assault tno pesD,
els wilsm Prayer, steAltrs git rhoms,
AZ j1cfnasD s1spended By reqness OF o0"P'A'"
Wekh afssult nd battery; bntd 4IVs
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BIarkets-CASETuLLY REPORTED FOR TIE N Y. fsisUsE.
FRIDAY March 10, 1853.
ASHRS-The market Is quite firm for Pots at % 75 Pearls
fair request at IS 7J0 IS S7t.
C0TTON-The market active and firm sales OF 1000 bales
Lal- in irsr.. tn W. nuntn
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
IA D A y
TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail for California leaves St. Louis Moa-
day srd Thursday 81 Letters designed Tor sheaH -
marked Overland, via St. Louis"
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MARINE JOURNAL.


PORT OF NEW-YORK.......MA 10.
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Iac ssl % lac. s9t4 q IHc S. 90 isa saior7 "a
Tbis ,borsa total nc-esse over lat February OF
sil.Ol7 Tho revenus on the road FIR TIE fscal year
eax Il. follo~s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

The tslo sIog are tbs sarrirss Of tse Baltimore sna
Ohio Rsilrc s3 Pr February:
MAI. Ser W. Va Wssh. b'e.h. al "a
1852. .s24esi Al el9sn " $500 y h5u ~ ~
isss % ggg So 1919 S3f7l % 2s',JIj %
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A. meeting Of the hodsrs AID representatives OF
Racine Cry Bonds issued to the Racine sid Missis-
.iopi Railroad Company, held at No. Al EEchacge
place New York, OF the 9Th inst s60 coo bonds rep
resented, NJ Chsrlss LuiDg Chairman and Mr. ii. 8.
Tie fnInznn naL,s and -.snlu-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-08

Paris Cores pondeuce Of New York Times:
The camp tent Of the Emperor Napoleon,
which preceded him 10 Its'y. WAS m~e bv
Alexis Godiilot. aud is white aud blur strip
I'd tent cloth, doubled. IL height il abcu,
fifteen feet. The interior 4 divided into
thre. compsrtments-s ssl.or. bed-ros a..
and dreesinv-room. Doors in ihe cIo,h PR
nit . passage from "ne r.vm to ihe otasr,
and ~indo~s are rierc,d ir vsntils,son.-
An iron bed. fotdiag seats. and three rmaii
tables -- ans for The toilet - compose ~.
iurni'ure ~ the nrerisI res'd.nce. Th.
ssnt j. ss,nsrkshl. fos 10 p-rt-ci 6nish, the
f,cIlIiy wlih which Il can DC put % and
taken down, aud iis general adaptsti.n 4.
the purpose for which |, was destined. II
y" made tivr wears ng". Tor the war in the
@fi'nea, and started on its Journey ~ f.r -
Mar-eiiles. hut the Emp'ror changed hi.
mind then. aud the tent has lain ever s,nc.
~ The nag.roon of the 7'niiierie-. Boz, what
q curi"us, inr irnn. bed now in this ten. hs
'o'I't furniture, aud the iah'r service in siI-
~. belonged 10 the iirs, Emp, rvr, aud &C.
e""ps"'ed him IL nearly sIl his campsigus;
snd - these campaigns were 50 many VIC
~ses. Louis Napoleon V going 10 throw
sa"seif upon the destiny of ,hs~e victorious
wssh.b b"s'i and -auce- pans. lie hopes. on
the fields - N vengo ,nd Lodi 70 sIeep
"pos. and drsw inspiration from. the same
"ed "n which dreamed !. I'D scI,-sned his grrs,
""c'- ss'd an which he planned In vrent
'"''i r'ha' have made ,hr name of Bona
Ps"r 90 'il"s'rios-. A. a superstition, there
s'e !. mere absurd ones than this Of Louis
Napolcsu:
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EDITED rs G. wA~Hlssr, BRICKS.

EDITED By G. VA sH.ssr, y BRICKS.
Adieu!- There's now no use Of talking;
H.p-'- bright star has ceased a. shine
1--we slighsed finds reilrf in wa liking.
H-nre IA better now he gwine.
I have lowed you long and dearly
Lived Won with . strength sublime
But ~ lssi see tvs clearly
Ths. you iose ase AIRY time.
Tell ae wos 'hs' ~e NAV still be
Ia . love pIat.nic rich;
D,ni, Tor hang me II will b..
Not BY any means. sry SIGH.
lIear,s don't need ,hrt SORT - tonic
When shey'r' broken like jug;
Unr~qui'ed 1--we j. chronic,
And won't yield 10 s'ch drug.
She who sruvns the love I oifr.
And q. .j~e's the gus ! send.
Paws The part ot h-sr'Ir-s q, fer
When she suy- sii'Il be my FRi Nd
FRI ndship may h. bought with mo"ey.
Every duy ruch trades we s,use.
But, ITO roo It meg s~em iunny,)
l. ,sr " barier~d hus Tor love.
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Live for Something.

Live Tor something, Be not idle
Look about thee for employ!
SIl not down 70 use less dreaming
Labor 10 the swee'est jcv.
Folded hands are ever weary,
Selfish hearts are never gay,
Life for thee hath many dut,es-
Active be. then, while you may.
Scatter blessings in thy pathway /.
Gentle words and cheering smiIes
Better are than gold and silver.
With their grief dispeIling wiles.
As the pleasant sunshine faiieih
LIVER on the grateful earth,
So let sympathy and kindness
gladden. well the daskened hearth.
Hearts there are Oppressed and weary;
Drop the tear OF sympathy.
Whisper words Of hope snd comfort,
Give, and thy reward shall be
Jov unto thy soul returning
From this perfect fountain head,
Freely, as thou freely givest,
Shall the grateful lishi be- shed.
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iSfosrANr BIBLICAL DiscovgRv. The
'"ndon A'henrum says thu, Prof. Ti.chen.
w. ~h" hsd besn cen, BY the Russian
"over"mem ora nrnsy ~ scientific *.
p'ofa''on. in ie''rs from Csir,, dated the
i''h o. March. states 70 the Minister II
'ss'ny. Herr Won Fsikenstein, that he has
'aceeeded inmskine s-me vsIu,ble discove.
n's re's'ive 70 the bible. The mos, ian
v0''sn' % discoveries ia manuscrip, o,
"0v scr'p'ures.fsom 'te fourth century con.
,aue"'Iv = old n the famous manuscrip,
= ne vs'ics", which hitherto. IL al com.
"e"'ss'e'. main'sinsd The Grst ranl.
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OF Mr.. Wise. IRE cronsu', has com.
pIr'ed his arrangements for balloon jour.
ney from 81. Louis 10 The Atlantic sesboard.
IIs balloon. the " Ninesesnsh Csn'nrv," IL
6S feet in diameter. and sontsins 10000
tees Of gas. Nj. W.. undertakes this JOUR.
ney chiefly @ 90 experiment with which 70
satisfy himself The prscsiesbih,y o. his
scheme q ~rcnsu'ins across the Atlantic
Ocean.
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THs BEcISsIEc or WAa's DEsrRucrios.
The bridge over the T,cino, q BuHslrs.
destroyed BY the Ssrdinisns. by blowing Up
with gum powder, wssa magnificent struc-
'ure Of hewn stone, 1000 fee, in length. aud
cost even in that country of cheap labor,
nearly $7o0m0. I, rested on eleven o.
ches. and wss calculated 10 last forever
without requiring any repairs.