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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

The export by the Arago it will be seen, was
mainly OF California bars which eau be exported pro-
Gtably 10 France when mint bars cannot be, on ac-
count Of the silver contained in them.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
81 3l89l4 The total exchanges for the week ending
to-day were $I36, 723 7i2, being daily average Of
$2 7S7 290 49, against $2 i5l 5O4 43for the week end
pg on Saturday last. The Cshawba, on her way from
New Orleans has 500, 600 in Mexican Silver. The
Nassau and Shoe and Leather Banks have been CO.
ec,ed repositories in this city OF moneys received for
Canal tolls The specie movement Of the week has
been largely in favor of the bank California
has given US some IL 100000, and the Sub-Treasury
some $780, CO., 70 that hespece lue in the Bank state
ment Of Monday should show large increase of Gold,
not notwithstanding a moderate domestic DRAIN Messrs.
Thompson Brothers have sold $4,000 of New-York
State 6s 1866, 10 Savings Bank, at 1861. This is the
last of the award recently made to them. Parties who
weIe fortunate enough to be in at the snsp distribution
of Treasury Notes on Friday are holding them at y
cent premium, but the sales have been made at las
y cent. The only excuse offered for the course Of
Secretary Cobb in Issuing these notes to his enis at
y cent interest when they could have been placed at
ess h that he needed the money at once. This excuse
will not cover his folly, lie knew a month ago,
well as he cid last week, that The money would be
needed, aud proper publicity Of ten days would
doubtless have brought in bids for the whole
amount at 5id5i T. cent. Money is extremely
easy, and call loans were freely made at
& cent today, The range is 507 T. cent, Paper Isl a
q cent for giltedged with moderate supply An oc-
casional transaction is made at owefguTe. There wac
more money offering to-day demand than at any time
since the year came in. The holders Of the Coupons OF
the FiIst Mortgage Bonds Of tue Ohio and Mississippi
Road Eastern Diyision are requested to call at the
Office Of Messrs Barclay Il Livingston, No Ia Beaver
street The interest due March lat on the First Mortgage
Bopdf Of the Florida Railroad will be paid at the Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Sailed

10 .saKiiip Arago, for Southampton and Harre-Cart;
DoInipg u. s. N; MIRA II Pynchon NewOreansi Mr.. and
Mrs ferson NewYork o. Blanc Waterowb; John Ech, A.
Gather MI Checks C. H. Lord, New:York' Samuel StuM.,
New Orleans R. Beue g. II. Petrie, O. BeleS Day 4.
ler Mss Wheeler Miss H. Wheeler Master Donald Vince
lsr Donald Mckay, Boston; Rev s. Little b. Brush, Mr..
hoag, Mr. and Mrs r. c. Roch, New York; L. Marx r. NJ.
Msa., Nr AMI MIs VIM schramm and child g. H. Hughes,
Victor Netepuy Paris; Mr. and Mrs 0ouruey Mr. and Ars.
Matt Ella child and servant; Miss Mary Bait Msa Cur.il Mr..
end Mira b. Ling Mr. scelie San Franciscoi r. Cuea,a,
j. T. Lsvt s. b. Rsbnwioler d. o. Vail Mr. aud Mrs. J. +.
Caldwell Philadelphia IN y. CottDg and lady Bosoni Mr..
and Mrs sehgman three children and servants Mr. aud Mrs a.
Otto, Berlin A. someera, Spain r aud Mira. Ed T. Law
aud child, NJ Gsibe, a Alvarez MeSco Leon paiy j. NJ
Goodwin Capt Homout Hsye; Mr.. Lansing John Wilson,
Master wilson Mira aud Ms Ven Pick g. H. Brunschwolei,
VIM Ross H. Tsnb, ~ Davidson Newly Pierre Risai.s,
Rome Mr. sawe1cr Capt John White, New Orleans Monde
Levy, Canada West II. w Knight, Mr.. and M a. Arnent
and four children Mr. and Mrs De Lcteng and child Cao
up Mr. pcpoTe Mrs. Tropaz Mrs T. Smith and chid, W. t.
Roelson, two Sisters OF Charity. Total l0a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
SECOND BOARD
SATURDAY, March 3--P.


Business at the Stock Exchange is decidedly moro
active, and prices gradually but steadily improving
for large majority Of the stocks dealt in. The change
in the condition Of the market n going on too, against
the efforts of formidable bear clique whose opera.
tons have for some time had control Of the market.
The arguments which have been used with 80 much
force, and with come truth also, against railway
sbares have been nearly quite exhausted and, ia
the Frightening prospects Of the Spring for business as
well as in the assurance Of an abundantly supplied
mouey market, people begin to indulge, by way OF
novelty in more cheerful and more hopeinl vie"s
This gradual change Of feeling, both inside and outside
Of the Stock Exchange, is drawing in more buyers;
and' although caution marks every movement there is
beyond question Il much stronger disposition on the
part Of the public take nieres. in the Stock 10 ar
Aet Under these circumstance, the chances Of the
market FOR The Spring appear decidedly in favor of the
bols, and ZONE Of the leading operators ON tbat
eide are beginning 10 shape their movements accord
ngly. The IJapsactions to-day were uuusualIy well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
-MARLNE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRK......MAAou a.


orktown Parrish Norfolk Ludlsn Hsireisn,
Augusta Woodhu Savannah g. L. Michi Son. etu Of The
West, HcGowan, taysna s1d NewOneaDs ~ .. Roberts,
Monticello eager Norfolk, H. B. Cromwell Co. ;Pctsuburg
Powell, Baltimore ~ y. Cromwell 4 Co.
ship-Jobn Bertrsm (Hsm) knudsen Hamburg, L. z. AM
sinrk
BMIs-G Gan Eden Reed Savannah ~ II. Brigham; Thets,
Fubler Sun sirs w A. Sale Co Omega, Morse Savannah
Chamberlain Phelps Co Fortune Cotter Magees Draper
Dcyln Gem Of the Sea- mssden, TsrgOns, Galway C.s,
do Teller ResaTsdo Peterson Esg1sbo Galway Cssssdo
Teller
Bngs-M r. Jones, JoDes Galveston, Walemsn Dimon L
Co Sihs Steele Jacksonville, =. Talbot Co lmoesne,
Crabnee PeDsa-oa BenBer peake; Baltimore Potter, Port
eu Prince, h. Becker GTeayes .
Schooners-T C Lyman Standard New-Haven matter A.
Wemorr Bogert Rchrnoud Van Brunt ssght Yorktown
Woglon, Alexandria Stafford Dodgei D. d. Bellows, ClHs,
Philadelphia j. w Mckee; Granite State Crowsi, Boston, 3.
w. Lewis Co. Maria Loniss, Cummings, Bristol, master.
Recommendations, Foster, South Anboy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

ARRIVAL on A BRAzILIAH CORVETTE The Bra
lillian corvette Donna Isabel Com. Bento de Carvalho,
arrived at this pot yesterday, in Al days from Per
naUbuoo. She mounts is gurE, and Ia, crew OF 2l0
persons, all told. She il scholarship, and visits this
pot for the purpose Of being taken on dry dock, after
which she will proceed 10 Portsmouth, Eng, Cner-
bourg, Antwerp, Lisbon, and thence to the Brazils
sbe has twenty-five midshPmen and five leutenants,
and was boarded IS miles S. S. t. from Sandy hook
by plot-boat 10. l, N. II. GrinneU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
Passengers Arrived

Ia steamship Africa from LigerpoolMr and Mrs Meuchen
and olfd hr and Mira RUSSELL Miss Meyers Mrs simPson
infant end daughter, Alex ker John PisyI Mites Rose ne
M osser GEORGE La Stella W. b. Greeu j. b. kug George
S. Norris, y Boni' j. p t'ri,spsa Jane. r. cske John
O. Rtebsfd MIR Lion Mr. Goodc6sux aud servant Rasell
N,s,fs yitor o. La Core, Robert Reniew w. j. Mcfher
% ssx,nn a u Mssoger Jules Naer. Wallace n G. Ja1k
and lady Ri,had Monsomsr and sou hire C,oekeh d.
=. I mens s.,, nj iew Way, Myers Total 81
i" shp SSo,d Fih Gom shanghae-Mrs. y. Lsuer, T. ~
ult,heock g. w GseTy M. u.
Ia sAle Eastern State 0s Shznghae-kev A b. CAbinesf,
f.rlily and servant Pla.l Conklin.
In barb sifld JiOM Tlssis--henTy iieynAn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

The Yale College prizes for English composition
have been awarded to members Of the Sophomore clss
a. follows:
"a ad@s Adsns Ofsnee ~ j. and r. Blake New Haven
"a vrizs ID. H. chamberlain, Worcester, Mas. pt,,,
ond DipttiOR-lEt prize, Franklin Me eagh
pa ad prize D. =. HemeHwsy, sabeld, snd H. ktchel
ne,,W Mos "a rrize H. y. Johnston, Smyrna, Turkey
pTI,.I I5vos-lst Pile, George G. Ripley, Norwich I'd
-, Piebsrd simmer Chicago H. and r. Taylor AndoYeF
~, ~ ,riIe r. X Weeks, kew-fork City
is Astronomcs Prizes 20 the Senior Class, nave psen
SsS a. fIcws: lst to ChaS H. VsDdyne, bTooSyE, ~ ii
al Clgcsee y pyier, Wgliar@d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

The friends Of Lamartine in Paris, who never
lose the opportunity Of aiding their cause by the pass.
ing events Of the day, have already made good nee OF
rouleaux Of HapOleons with which j, was renorted
the plates Of Surgeon were well nigh filed, and have
pahetcaly compared tie state Of things they repre
sent to that demonstrated by the miserable sum of five
hundred thousand francs subscribed by all France
and foreign countries" which poor Lamartine ia OBJ
Eyed to pocket While waiting for the rest which does
not come.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
market.. .Reported BIZ TslerrapA.

BALTIMORE March 3FLoUR firm and active WHEAT active
and advanced % white SOC red 81 s5a 81 49, CozS
active and lc higher wbie 7Jd 13c yellow 72074c PRoys
IONS dull; MESS Pork $l3; WHsEY heavy at 24!c
PHILADELPHIA, March 3-FLoUR firm but quiet. WHEAT
tteSdy. CORN unchanged. PROVISIONS quiet. WHISKY
steady.
MOBILE March 3-CorToY Sales to-day 000 bales l0lc
for middlDy. the market closing quiet but steady
EEwOKLEAss, Mafch 3-CorT0S unchanged; sales to-day
l00baS. SUGAR g. d5c fo fair to fully fair Freishs and
exchanges unchanged
EXCHANGES.
PHILADELPHIA, March l-Exchsnge on Newly OK, par.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
COURT OF GENERAL SESSlONS-MARcH a-beiore Re
corder BARNARD.


This is the last day Of the Term. The following
gentsr ses given by the Court:
bernhard Levy boy who had plead guilty Of grand lar
ceny TO the House Refuge for stealing watch ana
chain and bank notes, amounting in value TO E67.
to the PeBenary for months,
convicted Of an aggravated assault and battery several
Terms since had been confined In the Tombs for i've
months. , =,
An Inbred individual who had the suday TO appear 10 the
of With hat brought before the Re-
and fined SIS o contempt TO Court In default o. which
he " locked up in prison.
The ye row dies who assaulted Officer Macarthur IN Broome
street were fined SIS each plea OF guilty OF simple assault
and battery complainant having Lsrceded in their behalf
them slight punishment Their names
James Cous james Fletcher smes Cassidy John Burns
aid Michael Daley. =,
James Puncke the young convicted OF robbns No
tsry Pubic Batmore aagDed for sentence but
spded the instance Of Cbsuncey Shsae HE counsel who
certified bis intention Of moving for new trial.
Fred kaufman pleaded guilty OF keeping house OF prostiu
tioD, and va Temsp6ed for sentence next Term.
Of prisoners discharged, the ground that
they had not been broUgh. TO ,rial in time.
made for the discharge OF James SHEPPARD who
put under Of death for In 1887 since which
be has been in the Tombs bu the District Attorney re-
argue motion for the present IL will be arged be-
fore the Recorder Lext Saturday. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
FIRES.
yrRE IN SEVENTH lvEEUF.

FrRE IN SEVENTH hvEfuf. Lo ont
About O'Clock Saturday afternoon ire efoAe
in tbs four.ttory brick building, Ne -. gsurv.
avenue. occupied on the frat foo. by hcSa ovSers,
Is taddery store; on the second h,or oy The tbr3
the owner Of the bOding, as Ser s ire originated
h9S m9O cn bit The
unsposn. Before the flames could be 'o aSaUs soO
building was damaged to the s%S9b1' s o s''T TnssrSd
No insurance. Los q Mr. NJ. Mr. Pswerss furniture
.. cousidera,ly d. uiaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

The State Enquirer recommends that change shall
be made in the form Of statements required to be made
annually by the roads. IL says:
we are unable TO distinguish the way freight from
that which passes the entire length of the roads,
neither can we determine whether the movement is to
or from tide water. We have separate account of
live stock which is transported special account of
the mix business and there are many other particulars
which it is important 10 have given in detail, which
cannot now be reached
At the extra session Of the Missouri Legislature on
the 18th of February, Senator Churchill intoauced
biz for the completion Of the Pacific Railroad. 1t
oprroIliates II 100000 to the main line. For every
FIVE miles completed, the road receives S62,jOO, or
sl2 500 per mlle The bill also gives $780, 600 to the
Southwest branch, in the same manner.
The ~ o. Delta Of February % says:
Business of every kind moved along satisfactorily
to-day and we have not been advised of the slightest
variation in any department. Capital is stlll ample
all round, and the demand for accommodation, If
anything, further restricted.
The following is statement of the Banks OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

The iurnage Of the Reading Road for the season Is
1929 tuns against 3l2 9O7 the period last year.
The Philadelphia Mining Register says:
"1he negotiations between the great carriers are
yet concluded, though the important point that the
prices OF coal shall 10 fixed higher than the prices OF
last year. ia deintyely settled. How much the in
crease shall be- and how u shall be prescribed aud pro-
lion TO the schuylkil carriers, " SCENE " DO agreed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE HEALTH OFFICER OF
BRooKLYN.-The annual report of the Health Ohicer
Of Brooklyn, DR.. Boyd, which has just been issaed
represents the mortality of that city as proportionaby
decreasing, taking into consideration the increase OF
population. The Health Officer is Of the opinion that
the ratio Of deaths of the city places it among the most
favored cities of the world. Estimating the population
at so Geo. the number of deaths during the year past
being 908, the ratio was ia 80. Stasticians esti-
mate one death to fifty Of the population as the pon! Of
health In Philadelphia in 1857 the proportion was
in 56 in Providence in 1859 one in So; in Boston 10
1859 one in AZ in London in 1853 in 40; in Paris
m 1853 one in 80; and in NsvYork in 1858 one IN &C.
The tables show great preponderance OF infant over
adult mortality Considerable than half the en-
tire mortality wiz, 3ll5 is Of children under five
years Of age.
Judging from the literary character of many Of the
certificates Of DEATH DR. Boyd comes to the conclusion
that parents frequently ntrust the care OF their chill
dren to incompetent hands, Vaccination is strongly
urged as necessary precaution against Infection In
regard to overuowded localities comparative list OF
tenement houses and deaths IN the different wards IL
made to show that fully wo-.hirds of the mortality Of
the CITY was in six of the most crowded wards. The
total number Of tenement houses in the city IL 4S3
and the number of pesons inhabiting them Is 1854
The Health Officer recommends the passage Of an act
by the Legislature making the duty of the Mayor to
license these houses and thus bring them within cer
tain regulations of the Health Department as the only
means of &c curng the health and sa ETY. of The city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

bowsvor II he perease be small that u shall iaure 10
the Schuylk OPERATOR, AZ we sssed lass Week a11
Il IL be considerable, then the tolls on hs oaua anh
the charges for transportation by rail- also 10 De
10 divide the advance the operators
and the carriers At the 10 time IL II nndorSsool D,
we believe that VI the eastern companies prefer
that the SchuyDkill Companies should mt the otoss OK
the season Of navigation rsfe their tolls and charges
bouyh this spulation under one VI the contingencies
already stated 10 wit, small advance on the prices
for coal will not il 10 presumed be inslsted o. Au
other week will solve ali doubts"
The Boston Commercial Bulletin says OF money, &c
The money market has become exceedingly dnl.
TIE demand for credit, both within and without the
banks 80 scanty, thst he supply, though not large
in iis. IT, seems 10 be mcst ample Any quantity OF
money apparently is to he had at TO per cent; bat
il tho usual March demand PREVAILED wonld be ioaud
that this "any quantity was Of very limited amount
The actual facts OF the marset however are dihess
everywhere and ease to fav0rite borrowers. 10 one
instance at least money has been offered on call at
per cent within a week. For the int time for many
weeks The banks hold five millions OF dollars, WIN
New-YOr funds abundant and slack demand III
they choose they cen obtain eight millions at least by
midsummer This important matter is desereedly az
tracing the attention OF the Legislature, and IL Is not
jmposs,ble that suitable enactment may be carried
through the presen, There no mistake, the
Boston community calls for two financial improve
meDts above ard beyond all Others 1t asks that .ne
legal rate for money 10 State street may be raised 70
that of Wall street. which is per cent, IN order that
millions upon millions of Investments may NOS be driven
from the metropolis Of New England and ASKS toas
the Boston banks be compelled TO stop dlscoantlng
when the pece Of each de lines 10 20 or 80 per cent
Of circulation and deposits in order that Boston msy
be freed from aOy danger of specie suS2ensions'
ikefs- CAREFULLY REPORTED YoR TIE u Isea
.spEs-Tb.r, /, strong inquiry for both kinds and the
market Is FIRM sales Of 81 bb at S9 70 Tor fo's anu
of I Tho market has been steady; sales Of 600 bses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
Disasters, sc.

IrvKnPoot Feb l5Ths ships g. Parsons and Cay nss
peIipr previously reported dschargog cargo for
on Ihs Raid Eagle of New York; which leh
dsek with caro- coal for the French Governnea
with beI kee ground In the vey, bus sastapsa Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
of Mess & Smith, No. 80 William street, tao Interest
due on the Freeand Bonds s postponed till Nay lat.

of Mess & Smith, No. 80 William street, tao Interest
due on the Freeand Bonds Is postponed till Nay lat.
II IL stated that rscass screw steamers are 70 be
built for the frcghting and passenger business between
this port and New0reans. They ~ be Of 300 TO
800 tons capacity, aud the first one will be ready oy
the middle of May or the let Of june. Capt John
Berstow Of Providence, with other merchants are in
the movement. The pioneer steamer will be com nsnd-
ed by Capt. Barssow, of the New.Oreans packet ship
Wellington.
The frst consignment Of Washoe Silver ore from
California has been contracted for by the New-York
Smelling Company, whose works are located at
Staten Island. This Company, formerly known as the
Staten Island Smelling Works, has been recently IN
corporaed under the above title for the purpose Oh III
creasng its faci for the smelling Of lead and silver
ores. Mr. w. III. McVckar has been elected TO the
Presidency
Messrs. Thompson Brothers say:
Land Warrants moderately active, with some
anxiety concerning the Homestead bill among dealers.
We quote this day:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
lw-Orleans for the past two weeks:

The anthracite coal trade for the week ending March
| shows an increase over last year. The Schuylkill
Canal will be opened for navigation on the 9Th instant,
the Delaware and Raritan Canal the 18th instant.
Last season the fret shipments reported by the Schuyl-
kill Navigation for the week ending Thursday,
March "a and by the Lehieh Canal for the week end
ing Saturday, April 9. The Delaware and Hudson
..;I IT,. Ill., o,oxar,apt 10 f, va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05


The earnings of the Rock Island Railroad for Feb
ruaiy were in 1860 sec 499 1859, $50 4S5; increase
sllOl4, equal to 20 per cent The rumor is very cur
rent in tho street that this road will recommence the
pay rnent of dividends within thirty days.
The report of Specie exported from New.YOrk, from
the 9th Of February to the 80 Of March inclusive was
as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
Rccefuts Of Produce.

Total By Gil Routes March 36 35r bbs Flour 52l bash
Oats go pkg PToVron 1857 do Lard 1881 do Whsky.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

SAVANNAH March The steamship star 81 the son'n s
below this morning At O'Clock. All wen 81, D..
BALTIMORE March Arr brig James Carey, Cos's' re'
4ISS ar big MOn,rOse Trinidad Feb s and AVe' Island
fNFWPoRr, March s--Arr ship St. Petor, FROM Eswfsi
for Portland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

,Y.,La,. c.ppyr,Iy REPORTED YoR TIE n y. TRIsuSB.
"i"i h0'" SArUKDAY, March 3, 1890.
ASHES-There strong inquiry for ootn .nds ana 20
market Is rm sales of 81 bbls at IS 70 Tor ro ana P'
for Pesfl-. -. ala. o.io coo b.Ies
corr ON-The market has been steady; sales oi""OAc'
manly In transitu. We repeat quotations;
axw.YORR CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

Messrs. Rsynor & Blackwell sold eight lots east side
Of Seventh avenue, between misunderstanding
fret and One Hundredandthrtys e,ond streets, each
2OxllO at 75 per lot Also three los south of Sixty
fourth street, us feet wet of Fourth avenue, each
25xlG0, at $3.50 per lot.
The following table viii compare the exports Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

We annex q comparative statement OF the I'M
ports of Foreign Dry Goods and General her-
chandise at the port Of New-York for the week and
since Jan. L:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
by Telegraph.

The packet ship Manhattan Is he seat s.anee
for repairs she sill DO stripped Tcc.aked aadnewy e'PP0'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

axw-YoRs cLAssIrIcATios: =.
Uplanda. Florida. Mobile. "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-02
9ailg gutclliqPllfer.
TERMS OF ADVERTTsING.

Twelve SOLID LINES EoxPARE11, CoR ONE 1yoE p, n,
LEss, MAKE 4 SQUARE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-02
THE SCENE ALONG THE HUDSON.

As the vessel steamed up the river, the
spectacle presented was not whit inferior
to that along the hnrbor. The gaily de-
corated boats that shot hither and thither
across the stream, the flags flying from
every masthead, and, not the least, the
huzzaing multitudes on either shore made
coup d O'H that has never been sur
passed since the arrival of the Great Brit
ain, fifteen years ago. The ship steamed
steadily on only to meet with new sights
at every turn of the wheels, to be greeted
with additional cannon salutcs and shouts
of welcome from the throngs crowding the
encompnssing steamers and vessels, and
:hc shores
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-02

"DOS'F DESERT an OLD FRIEND ToR SETE PACE