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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
SCIENCE, ART, AND INDUSTRY.

The Portsmouth, IN. H. Journal, in speaking Of
the recent installation Of the Rev. Edwin d. Eddy in
that city, says:
Aside from the particular walks Of his profession Mr. Eddy
a saa sssi ssnon 70 The psius ,esnses DC 70 q
minerals TO DO found In the country.
very Desirable for the cause of science that the
example OF Mr.. Eddy be followed by many others Of
bis profession The geology Of the whole country can
never become thoroughly known by the abors of the
few professional biologists who are appointed and
salaried for few years by the State Governments In
any portion Of the United States gentleman of cul,ure
and leisure may by personal observs ion make vain
able contrbutionsto science. The mort important ds.
covery presented at the last meeting of the Association
for Reimbursement of Science, made by Mr.. Nor.
man Easton, Of Fab River, Mass, q gentleman TO
whom geology is only pastime.
M. verard de Sainte-Anne has Published PAM
phet on telegraphs lie states that there AZ 600
miles Of teegraphs in the United States which is far
ahead Of any other country both in the diffusion of tho
telegraph and of its use. He believes that the enor-
nous trade with the East will Justify the laying Of
teegraphic cable from San Francisco TO Japan which,
when connecting lines are completed, will place the
principal cities of the world in constant and nssanta-
neous INSTRUMENTATION. In japan, the lines have
already been granted TO company, and one OF them 10
in course Of construction New-Zealand Is now IN
communication with Australia Melbourne with Sydney,
and Batavia with Singapore. The whole pennsula OF
India is now being covered with network OF tel
egraph wires connecting all tie chief cities.
A lady Of Burlington, N. j., has patented device
for throwing reaping and moving machines out Of gear
by means of the drivers seat When the driver takes
his seat, his weight throws the machine into gear;
when he leaves his seat, it is thrown out Of gear.
Many accidents have occurred from reapng and now
ing machines when being driven to and from the field;
this Is intended 10 render ,hess machines SAFE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

II he House Of Lords ON Monday, February Is,
Lord De Grey, III answer TO Lord Peterborough, on
The question OF interests OF the OF persons who
had served In India the transfer Of the Govern
neos 70 tho Crown, said he could not give any answer
the sabect still under confederation Inc Gov
emmont fully intended carry out not only the letter
bat the spirit Of the act OF 1865.
Taeir lDrlshipe shortly after Adjourned.
In ,be HOusa of Commons in reply To question put
by Mr.. HOrsiall, whether any steps bad been taken
With she view of cars ing ont the recommendations of
she Shipping Committee of hast year on the subject OF
bolhyereut rights sea, Lord j. Russell entered upon
an xpIauaton Of length regarding the commnni
CATIONS he bad had with the Government OF the United
State upon the subject, when be wac interrupted by
Ar. Bright upon a point of order, and he eonented
hiseh with say ing that 10 question affecting the
Whole nsrtiwe rhts and interests of this country.
The Parochial Assessments bill was read a second
s,Ee:
On se naciOn for the nomination Of the Select Com
nittee ON tbe Red Sea and India Telegraph oi ais
spssa arose upon the morits Of the original coots
and va 10 whether the company had fulfilled th'i en-
cageu,ents The Committee wac ultimately nOmnliseo,
ana the House adjourned. ,,,,.a
fhe Army end Napy Gazette says; ~ ~ oeboNoS
tba. the camp at Aldershot viii suOrly he remoheeu,
as ss,sp ~ ChilDs will probably DO selected as tue
type Of Ae camp, and the tIoopsWih Dc pun u1eI
canvas" ,.s5
Chat lie nrnacnts of the Warrior and Black Prince
shall consist OF Armstrong guns-l0J-ponnoeis on the
uaainsdsck, and 7G-ponnders on the npper Geck.
TRe<2zdR.iRer FAYE: " England has ALREADY spehi
f2UOo,COO in experimenting upon Oceanic cables, apc
we an, decidedly Of opinion that North Atlantic cable
70 brrg The Old and New world together oy Tue 5o't
f scotland the Farce islands, Iceland, Greenland and
Ibrsor over 81 ~ infested by ieebergs and along Ice
bound eosts is hopeless project thai viii not be- and
saghs not TO be attempted.
me DosIy Neoe sale: The Great Eastern is Il
Areve, EpulaDd the FIST week in March for Norfolk
Va. where she has been guaranteed cargo, chiefly o.
cotton for England, the freight OF which will amount
% H5,g00.
Mr. Train of Boston had an interview with tne klgn
Hon. T. Miner Gibson on Monday at the Office OF tht
Board Of Trade, and submitted model OF street rsii
way. q, ~.
x telegram from Bombay, dated Jan. Y, says thai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
ITALY.

The Opsfone says King Victor ENAMEL had re-
esived at Milan, Gen. Bonin the Envoy Extraordinary
from the King Of Prussia
The O6ictal Gazette pubifbes q decree ordering a
cessation Of the administrative eelfgovernment Of fus-
eany. King Victor Emanuel Is expected at Turin on
February l6
of conspiracy in favor Of Prince hurat, and stat %
ihe trial had commenced.
Advice. from Perugis Of the 18Th. announce that
Che napa Zouayes had invaded Ssrdinisn territory,
but that they had teen repulsed by volunteers. The
pvntcal soljers hho fortified themselves at NnDzano
The PyserereRxa of Milo states thar the surrender
Of Casa bad given rise 10 great rejoicing ID Rome
The italian Parliament was opened ON Monday, Feb.
IS by tns King in persan. bis Majesty said:
itily, sinOst entirely fres and united, cOnAdes in
yvur vi dsm and IL u yos devolves the task Of her
organization You will establish the gsateet admins
trsiyc liberty, taking care, at The same time that her
na,iynI tsndeacIes Tie Emperor of the French,
Though assuring 20 ugtse benefit OF nonintervention,
has deemed il nj 10 recall his Envoy. This act has
1cz,led deep roget, without, however, Affecting
or graf tuoe. AZ Magenta ard Soerlao, France and
Italy Lsve riyeted ties Of unity which viii be ndiSSo-
lltle. EDcisnd, the anciect home Of liberty, has re-
cgrzed our light 70 dispose Of ourrelses. We shall
preserve an objectionable rcDenabrsnee Of tie support
which her good Offices have afforded us.
An plnsrious Prince having assembled the throne of
Prussia Bendmy EDbassaGor, in order 10 testify TO
him cor sympathy for his person. and for tue German
SATIN Soa VIII assist my Government In completing
ths rnawenis In the Consequences Of lis strength,
Che Hiasdosn Of Italy viii able TO follow the couI-
scls " Prgeeace.
My voice sas once nsed with boliness, but ii is as
wis 10 yysit az she rght zine 70 diJo ut tte hight
ame. Devoted 70 Esi,, have risked my erwin for
her sale Lnt no one hss the night 20 risk exiStene
Abe des,inies OF nation. Re'd;ing Of formidable
fortress has wothiy crowned the exploits Of The array
auo navy Both the army and volunteers have az
asxred q renown which gives confidence In our
3slpes and it 10 with pleasure tbd express 90 this
Fzriuainent the jgy which feel ON this account
dispatch announces that typhus lever Is rdvaging
GaSLa.
The Gioynale d. Rosna deries tie rufnos Of IN ar
saDgenent between the Holy See and fiadwont
frDss ii. and his q aeen will leave BONE ii afew
days for Bavaria.
Gen. Cialdiai ia 10 10 made Duke Il GGGta.
An attack made the Palace Of the ArchbiAbop
81 Naples during the fe.ss te OCCASION 81 the fall
u 9seta. Inc windows OF Spanish Conslls real
dence vert sInsshed.
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THE LATEST.
s.spy Hook. March 7. 1851.

SAhbY HOOK, MaIcb Z, IsbI.
A motion In the the British fIoust OF Commons on
the 18th for equality ia assessing and evyne the
income tax was Carried by majority against the Gov.
eminent.
TIE Italian Parliament was opened by the King in
person IN the lett.
The proclamation for emancipation Of the Russian
serfs will be Issued on March 8.
direct transaction had taken pllce between the
Banks Of 81. Petersburg and France tor al erSsHnge
of OO0 francs in gold for tho su!ne noun' IL
silver.
Fresh disturbances have been commenced apeinst
the Christians IL Cochin China.
TIE Etn& arrived ut Queen town OF the l.th.
The rate for loans wss TO per oei'. Tho deIlano
for discount at the Bank was limited. L. the q
ket terms are lower.
Coneols, 9ls09li for money, ard s.aMa for
account.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or Nsw-YORK.......H
Cleared.

sxs,ILps- Roanoke. Couch. Norfolk Ludan HeineksaI
Star of the South hr.Iney all Mitchell Sen
sps-H.ro Lovelaud Antwerp w, Schmidt Red Rover
warsx, Liefpoo r. L. Taylor; Pampers, Lester, Hsyfs
Boyd & Eincksn.
Brra;e.o, Baxter. Bio Jsneiro, q. s. Colt
B,t--Tttxns (rus fks Cork and out, banch aeincbs
Thos Uwen, Petiins u, Eeu,itss 1hos Owen l. Bon
schooner-C. C. censtock jerome, New Loreen, = God
vin Berger Cole Petersburg; Ned Thoop.on Chnleseni
Fannie Vance, Philadelphia James Hand Lord Raglan stsr
hing HalhI Whitman Bros Il. Obj! an Harussn aam.s,
J. lurter Co See RsBser hincsey Suvsnn.b Ac,resdy
Mo,t Co Marshall, Cbiceser. Richmond h. Pietsen
CO.; A. Taylor Dukes suiilhied I. ). Benton SEM
Kossu,h Lee Portsmouth s. w iewis TO.
ste.uner-Bosten Croker, fslsdelphs, y. Perkins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

SEIZURE OF AN ALLEGED SLAvER.-The bark Cora,
lying at Pier No. ~ East River seized on Wednes-
day evening by order of Collector Schell. She is
Baltimore clipper of about 400 tuns register, and was
captured last September near the Congo River, on the
coast Of Africa She WAS sold few weets since, and
bought BY Dir. ii. j. Barnes of Brooklyn who was
about 10 dispatch her for Mobile for cotton freight,
but owing to seizures made by Southern authorities,
the destination changed. She was loading for Hs-
vana, via ElLabeihport, N. j., and bad taken aboard
about 1900 feet of lumber, large number Of water
casks largo iron csuldron, about 40 barrels of salt
proytions 80 barrels OF potatoes barrels ofsPlt peas,
beans, samp, Indian meal, and large lot OF Cuban
stocs- The peculiar aGue Of the PROVISIONS and the
former history of the vessel led parties TO suppose she
was intended for the slavetrade, and hence gave the
information to the authorities. Yesterday Mr.. Barnes
offered to give $4,000 bonds for the vessel, but the
matter was no. concluded. She wss TO 60 on legal
VOYAGE at least ~ Gar ny Havana.
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This is total reduction Of Sl33, 900 from the aggre,
gate amount reported by the Committee, and $20O 700
less than adopted by the Board Of Aldermen. The
parer wss then sent in to the otCer Board.
MIR. STEVENSON offered resolutions requesting the
Cont roller to inform the Board if any persons now
holding any ferry Lease or franchise are in default TO
the City Treasury and il So who and to what amount;
further, if any persons using any wharf, pier,
or slip for ferry purposes without proper authority.
Adopted.
Mr. ORION presented o resolution TO eeDd memo
nal 70 the Legislature repeal the railroad grantso the
Last session, and demonstrating against certain bills
now before the Legislature in reference TO the city,
The paper laid over.
Tic resolutions Of the Board Of Aldermen In favor
Of having the propositions Of the late Washington
Peare Convention submitted TO the people VI this
State wac read, and, without debate, laid over.
TIE Board ooncnrred in requesting the Council TO
the CORPORATION 10 memOraize the Legislature FOR the
passage of an act extending Lexington avenue from IFS
pr,. ent termination TO Eighty sixth street.
Mr. PIEcKsEY offered resolution rendering the ufe
Of the Governors Room 10 the Hon. John A. DIX, for
the purpose Of affordDg the citizens OF NewYork an
opportunity TO testify their respect for him as man
and patriot for the noble stand lie took IN protecting
tho dignity of the American flag. The resolution was
adopted unanimously.
the Board resolved 10 let Mr. Hackley have the use
of tie dumpiug-gronnds formerly used by the City
Inspector. Adjourned TO Monday at 5 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

SANITARY AssocIATioS.-Before this Ar ocis,ion,
Prof. o. w. Morris, on behalf Of q Comrdtiee ap-
pointed some time ago 70 make Investigations Oh sle
Results of Consangui Marriage read ntere Ring
paper On that Subject. Enough casa wers known,
Pof Morris argued, 10 prove the evil effects Of suc
marriages, among which were deefress dln,boese
bhnaness or defective viion. Ia Ohio, ~ inieu1aJ-
rsess Of third coufs had resulted Ia IL cAildItu -
Of whoa were defective IN one way OF anotier. La
the same State OF gu marriages between III s codAins,
tie resut was 2S9l children, 1886 bcng defective.
Tbe matter was retomn ended 20 the ttetti Of the
Legislature. The question Of new location, witt
view 70 improving the ssled attendance, winch Last
night, as usual, was fmall, occupied attention fer
short time, but no definite action was taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
Tuesday, Feb, 10, 10 which the ministerial projects"'n
be Submitted 70 the Kings sanction.
HUNGARY.

TIE Cour. Chancellor, 10 bis reply To the OoerSes
pare, said: Tie disloma OF October bas created mu
tual obligations. The King has faithfully rea s e..
hs pledge, and the country may now also luni,' ,ss
coyern,nent. The Prince Pr mate hae accepted from
the Obmgespsro the mission Of laying before the En,
penr their petition for reesatishment OF the Laws
Of 1919, and the conversion Of the Diet OF resth.
The General Congregation Of Agram las sent dep,
uaon 70 the Ban requesting him to raise the state Of
siege of Fiume.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
Six DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BREMEN.

She screw-stsamer Bremen from Southampton on
February 20, with sx days later ncws from Europe,
arrived here last night
The Niagara arrived at Queenstown at , a. IN. on
eanday, February IL, aud at Liverpool On Monday.
The Arago arrived at COwes on Saturday night, Feb
yaary IS.
The Etna arrived at Queenstown, Feb. IL. The
Pasrte pays Tina. fresh prosecutions bad been COM
zpanoed against the Christians in Cochin China
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

MILITARY LyeruRx.--The second lecture Of The
courc under The auspices of The TweElh Rcsi-eut N.
Y.s.M, was delivered lst night, 81 Irving Eidl by
Acknowledgement Charles Yates, who considered in
al, i, dc,,i' the sceuce Of arus ss connected with
progress aud civilization Theqeator' IN the e'afSe o
his remarks, reviewed the different modes Of ancient
and mod, ri warfare, showing that us civilization Cd
vlneed there ;Sss less barbaTity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
SPAIN.

Nothing positive is kaown respecting the rumored
Ministerial crisi. 10. .o.a;,,.d IL.
Tho Spanish Minister in MeHieo has ieseay Sn, Nv, n
nsssnors from the bew Government, and ID ABOUT "
The Spanish squadron off Havana has been ordered
TO sail 10 Vera Cruz ,....u;o-, ,,a.
ohon 20 bcak out among the Constitutional party In
Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

TnE MOZART DrAocRAcr.-Ihe mozart Denoo',a'o
General Committee met last night as S~z's hn ou'
nothing further done uun the TRANSACTION OIL S'ne
routine business The attendance was COOS np"'fuo'
one hundred members being present. resolution w~
adopted that tho scrseanist-Arms allow no person 70
enter the hull except members Of the Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
RUSSIA.

direct transaction has beer arranged between the
Imperial Bank of st. Petersburg and tie Bank OF
France for the exchange Of $4,000 In gold Tor Inc
same amount in silver.
A letter from st. Petersburg says
1.-THE moment is close at hand when me emshclIaa
t,op of the serfs II be accom- lshed iac'' ne
proclamation will lie Issued on M'rch "a nea.; nnuo
mo,o than % OO 900 souis will at and the same
hour have eeased to be property"
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DENMARK.

Tbs Berliagsks Tidtndc declares that no difference
of oylipn o. questions Of principle has existed be.
tween the ministers, ard thai complete unaniny now
pfeysils bot eesn them
fnt sssteueni OF the Fysspost respecting the itsn-
Aog ~ Lbs King 70 vaut Constitution ~ the whole
ofsfs Kingdo6, and 70 institute two Chambers, 10
~ftbolI aDdation. The Estates OF Holstem will BE-
shorty c0Dvoked.
a 4.,.sg " ZIP Hiy couas1 VIII Jake place %
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u.rke,,-Reporled by 7s.sr,apA.

BALT1xoxx, March T.-FLouE dun Howsd str.et and Ohio
Is z3 City Mills, IS WEST .r~sdy; he'd 81 1881 30t
White . 400 81 20. Conn steedy, Mixed 5sd57c Yellow
ssdsic White 65asee PseysIoss steady and nnehsnssd
CoTrEz firm l2tl3c WHISKY lc City aud Ohio le
CiscIssAri March 7FLouE quiet At - 81 for snP,Tnne
WHpxY steady 70 PRovsoss ctered more freely and
prices shade easier; Mess Pot. SiIQs7 Is Lard SG9.c
MssEr easy. sIeHT EXCHANGE N.~.iofk steady 81
premium,
MOBILE March T-CcTTos In fair d~mssd sales day 500
hale AZ i0ic mihdinT the mArket elo-ipG hrm.
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Committee.
1IJsDENiCk " .I,'f.S, 4
WILLIAM T. CDLtltAS, ]
nrro.- nr ~ t,NnnrrY. -. Z. IsGl.

aEpOs or THY fihohfIY, FtB, ., lrbi.
EcEgT4gE, a. DO ihsi - ;:gdc hC Je Irc Of cen
AZ Laysity q! y C" -te- & -ss fgsd. &C. Hpd b, Z
Icays q pr'.,r: sbe foil -,iog aiaor.iy Topor
TIA a. .poyt, tcr t.ink tss ortiSn ougL e.
b. eug part Itt ~ cur sse tade ara ~ our eossns
Ie ia ald nftT sey th.y 90 IL erE ioeE1 uhde
1t T. the op.uou o EN- swnsr tssi " that should be
t,i ne IA tssf l!or sbie g. hetI iU cbIVi -e
its ,nt So soi pon. 20 orr trade Win ths Wet iDd's
and ,lfi Ega o. tLtse routes TO- -u
- q fas.s ti, ~ 'avs and yet The ~to Il that canning
{ Nd ri,y be g. L. Lsuds t4s would tc The
su- , t'sfa N-rpe-!s {" tlnt Whoever ~iH
do tbs bnt ctcfpsT our 70 have h and have no
s.rcss H. ,hss liz ought u hl'e IL tsiiegc 81 buid
uS puItitnrg sLps or az Lers' ho'eSf th iHy M.
rY tte TINTED stts the vessels bait In tti.
Viii respso, 90 Raafb uE dues tbk yers pfob .to
o ,u EFT should ropcse ~ ,=s o. Dr~i an - tstpw
Irs ees Odd BE- dbo<eo het the prOpo'o ~old be at
t c-oed end tbf s-n would b- evsi, Ia fsyor
~ NNA'" :" WILLIAM NELSON.
Csp, EYR though. that the opening Of the lake trade
would b. iulIrpB ~ tho county. lie thought, TOO,
trt ne inpOl retaining oohfo Vi the eoaainS
trace % obvious 10 every person who considered the
e0bjefi. >,
Mr. Low believed t'at tie trade OF tie lakes should
b confined tbeiI country In reference 10 The
registration Of thps he confideiedtnai they were ci-
lie Of bnl6iJg vessels Of good better materials
tlau thote tuilt H. Lnglabd. 1ney were ih,n com'
iaencing ~ bild shiIs OF iron OF suIedU quality,
which would successfully compete with those OF BrnAh
worknGnslip.
MIR. ROYAL PHELPS WIS in favor Of reiprocating the
privileges extended 10 American Shipping, tut hoped
that the question would be pressed the meeting
w the rc1or bad been delivered 10 the melbers only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

Fnys--A slight Are occurred Las: night In the AL.
re Iron Work. in Cherry street, la consequence Of
some coals falling fiom the furnace.
The alarm Ia the sixth district, abcu! the same time,
was caused by the burning ont Of sooty chimney IN
ex.Goy, Fish's residence IN Seventeenth street.
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ture for the passage Of an act authorizing the sale Of
Hamilton square, to BIO laid out Into eity lots Re-
ferred to the Commission Of the Sinking Fund
Adjourned to Monday.
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TIE Kera Latst ~ Ttlfgropt.

Turin, Feb. 2J.-Ths number of troops rlsde pri7-
oners at Gae;s was Ii Co., The sa-dniaas ioHc b'-
tween Il q ana 800 cannon, 1od GO,OtO mua,e.s.
Talee Generals accompanied FrahCIs II. & Rene
Twenty live are prscien.
Gen ChiRbrera has teen ordered &c surnrcn the
commander Of the ortrees VI hessiln to surre9isE
Pss1H, FeL. 21.--1be Municipality has lied
the sinissal OF the ban vi CrOi1a aud tho appoint
ment Of ID Hungarian ia lie place.
CossrAsIIsoPLE, FEB. @.--At q meeting o. tie
Ussue Tavii holder, il Wa resolved 70 psclet,
through the Embassies asaius5 the removed VI aese
tO4ds.
LATEST NAEEHre.
LIVERPOOL Feb 2-1be Liverpool Cor )S marie. opens
to-day pi,b rbtter ocus. ss-s about o. ~ bales
LoSpoN Feb pUGAh II Dun n farlier .c"s Corr 81 l.
wstsd and brings veTJ fui prcsf. IEso de,dand u very
Hafted hut quotations uIsiteIed LicE rs:hf coPe@.
.cscsiy Aisscsicrs. Sat very
prices hanged TALLogctnaDs steady former ta,ea
ke. OD.s Son Baker report turtle. oou'.dfsots A.
rival Of American and Eises s-s Wl and Anee1I re ~
Otbnrwise iresn supplies IaoGesie ihe1s Is ie Jsss
dong, and prices Of all aitiCles ait ss % borcs.
LosIOs ftb sO-CoSsos are geskes OF kl'en an tfvetE
American Stocks also weaker Ad cee from AIceA
CoLsoi. Tor money yitd:li aIo for tue c>ccgnt 3 ~
lyEhPOoL Deb l0-Ibe stsa.slip EtLa iIon Acw.i OH
has juAt arrived ht tlss part.
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Arrived.

Steamship Bremen (3remen) we...ls Bremen and seah
smptOn REQ 30 mde pass. Geipcie Keu.sen ssehs
the j ias. 100 ,urs sad,-, end si7,co IN srseie
70 I ss ssnsssn fs I'd Ss..asy Of 0d
chip Jamestown, bound 10 Noiiois. ,,., - "a n
orianl Csms cut II ,hs No,hs Passage, sad b. bad eon
uus ys'tnr, gaze, tho entire Pa'ase ns 'r .a" omnl
s-sl requiring oons.sa. panpos keep bersss sh inst cd
Block Isisrd, took ples ffon soAt NO ps''s AS"A'
s4S s Queen GO s Of Il. so G go Chapman s.an'.'
I0dsys sasaT TO BAKER Croweii: AZ, Ga. uv,,,
Fs Si 81 I .nsaS r. 70 a. R.srsy
sch May Eaus, HoyPe Csfe May days woea com
Scbr ". r. hevcomb, Bacon eoericAsoafs "'s' e"''
'n soi Aseos Wsms With materials fom wreck Of 'cA
ser Trsa.. (of Bfo@is,e") Davis, MssnIss l. days
IoSp C. Senr,, Ts-aon Bsltn,OF. coal, bound &C.
Nor sich. -, :, u,,,,..n Uo5,..
LSsn a. DAYS. GALS le 10 b. Z Amsiacke Co ID ,ss.,
y z ? Z 70 .OsS i nas s h aS v1s 1 bad aiSs
- u hT H. rls.sr Hii1srd " ilOihgton. psl. powder
BEIuw.-shp Isuy Of ih- ~.-i hhvry, Liverpool jan
aaIiEDstIp Elizabeth +. wili-i.. fhl.dsphi,i esrn
w., ,i.sttei; Lsm,igA;or DenA bng' Anna d. ToIsy
cndssas ssssh flaes I!inisd Wnya~' Havana 'enh E'
a.o sailed .s.a:h So. Of The u'S ssvs?ass s0sps.
pool Hero, Aniwsrpi bhs Mys'ic, Lsyseea.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

THURSDAY, March 7.--MoRsAs jones', esq, the
President in the chair.
The tax levy for 1861 was taken up and the report OF
the Finance Committee read Tie items OF expenditure
were read separately and numerous amendments were
Offered. The following chaugea were made:
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nIRn.

DECKER-On Thursday Mach Blsneh Morgan Little dsusk'
ter # William az C-is Dc ke. s;ed and months
otics CT funeral will be given In tonorro~s Tab me.